up, pursuit goes undercover at america's most famous sushi joint.americans mated to the moon. it is a story about patriotism but also project management. jason: this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. i am jason kelly. carol: i am carol massar. you can listen to us on the radio. you can listen to us in boston, new york, the bay area and london. carol: in pursuits this week, people have the scenes at an iconic american restaurant. jason: everybody who is anybody goes to eat sushi at nobu. businessweek went there with a twist. >> we have this awesome journalist, brandon. he has been doing stunts where undercover at super great locations to see what it is like to be a butler at the plaza, to be a ski instructor at aspen, to be a cruise director on a giant ship. undercover o as an nobu.'d at >> they started in los angeles. nobu had a restaurant there. started --iro convinced him to come to new york. it is a big thing. this is a billion-dollar business. there are these hotels on the world. they are famous for celebrities

they say one suspect was an undercover fbi agent, "if i go to syria i want to be the beheading personwith the news from washington. >> federal prosecutors argue these men not only talk about fighting for isis, but took numerous steps to prepare for it. on friday, fbi agents arrested them at the international airport in tucson after the pair check flight to egypt with a ledge planned to join the islamic start atomic state. both of as if it is from somalia but mohammed is not a lawful permanent resident. according to court documents, for almost a year now he has been in regular contact with an fbi undercover employee who he thought was a fellow isis supported. in online chats with the undercover person, he allegedly talked at length about his long-held desire to leave the u.s. and fight for isis. here are a few tables from the criminal complaints. "i love jihad so much, i swear by allah. i think about jihad everywhere i go. i want to be the new jihadi john, beheading them like animal." and he wrote, "i want to kill them so many. i'm thirsty their blood." a few weeks ago he told the unde

officer rega was one of two undercover cops sent to respond. after he identified himself, officers say rega was stabbed 11 times and the suspects took off running. italian media aired this footage believed to show the suspects. it has not been verified by nbc news, but tonight officers are apologizing for this image of the teen blind folded before questioning. they say that was a mistake. nbc's sarah harmon is in rome. >> both of the teens are being held here. there is real outrage here in this country, the interior minister saying the focus should not be on that photo, but on the officer that was killed. >> reporter: elders family said they continue to gather facts on the case and their hearts go out to the family and friends of officer rega tonight police say they found the murder weapon hidden in the teen's hotel room, and that they were ready to leave, bags packed, when they were arrested. >>> beach goers are on high alert after two separate shark attacks along the coastline. gabe gutierrez is at jacksonville beach with more on how to prote

the man reported the theft to police who sent an undercover officer. the boys reportedly told a judge that church yellow did not say he was an officer and that he attacked them. these pictures show them at the time of their arrest at a luxury hotel less than 100 yards away. police say they discovered a knife stashed in a ceiling panel and that it was the one elder used to stab the officer 11 times. i'm grant lotus kron 4 news. >>san francisco policere asking for the public's help in tracking down a trio of suspects who attacked 2 people you can see the 3 here in this video police say the attack happened in chinatown on the afternoon of july 15th. that's when the suspects went up to a 56 year-old man lifted him off his feet and threw him to the ground. a second victim 69 year old man tried to intervene and he was knocked unconscious. both victims were taken to the hospital police say the suspects still a watch from the first victims. >>closing arguments resumed today and the ghost ship fire trial 2 men are facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. f

up, like you have never seen it before, pursuit goes undercover at america's most famous sushi joint.50 years ago, americans managed to make it to the moon. it is a story about patriotism but also project management. ♪ jason: welcome back. also listen to was on the radio on sirius xm channel 119 and on ami 11 30 in new york, 106 in boston. jason: a 960 in the bay area in london and through the bloomberg business app. peek behind the scenes at an iconic american restaurant. jason: everybody goes to eat -- bloomberglue went to eat there with a twist. >> we have this journalist brandon presser and he has been doing stunts where we sent him undercover at supercross locations to see what is really like to be a butler at the plaza , to be a cruise director on a giant ship and our latest project was we had him go undercover. the role theof restaurant plays in the celebrity culture. l.a.u started in robert de niro convinced him to come to new york. they started this empire together. they have hotels. it is a big thing. it is a billion dollar business and they are building hotels around the wo

"gma" went undercover with some concerning results.> it's a lifelong disease. it alters everything you do. >> reporter: an estimated 1 in 133 americans are almost 1% of the population have the autoimmune disease triggered by gluten, a complex protein found in wheat, rye and barley. >> the immune system recognizes gluten as an invader as something dangerous and so it attacks it in the process the intestine is damaged. >> how serious can it be with someone with celiac to eat it accidentally? >> being expoesed to gluten in the long-term has been linked to an increased risk of cancer, increased risk of fracture, anemia or osteoporosis. >> hanna carries food wherever she goes. >> we went to a pizza place. they said it was celiac safe and i ended up throwing up, and just -- it was awful. >> reporter: eating out and traveling are the biggest challenges. >> reporter: to see for ourselves "gma" went undercover in an experiment guided by experts at columbia university celiac disease center and the blog gluten free watchdog. >> we're about to pic

>> i was doing undercover work, doing drug buys, and we had done this major bust just beforehand. >>orter: so in a position to make some people pretty mad at you. >> right. >> i think my mom felt very responsible. >> reporter: like i caused this. >> i caused this, you know. they killed bonnie because of something i did. she took that as it was her fault. >> reporter: and so therefore, she had to -- >> figure it out. had to solve the crime. >> reporter: because of guilt of her own possible role and a growing anger of what she perceived as an inept investigation by the troopers, karen began a campaign to keep bonnie's case in the public eye. >> we started handing out flyers, we got bumper stickers made. we started building up a reward. we had bus signs driving all around town. the first one said "who killed bonnie?" >> reporter: and continued doing interviews. >> somebody out there knows what's happened. and we desperately need to hear from them. >> reporter: and there were lots of tips, which went nowhere, and only ate up the troopers' precious time. they resisted karen's efforts to i

the man reported the theft to police who sent an undercover officer.he boys reportedly told a judge that church yellow did not say he was an officer and that he attacked them. these pictures show them at the time of their arrest at a luxury hotel less than 100 yards away. police say they discovered a knife stashed in a ceiling panel and that it was the one elder used to stab the officer 11 times. the tell your thing is not accused of actually stabbing the officer but under italian law. >>well anyone participating in the killing can be charged with murder. >>story tonight round 2 of the democratic debates is getting underway right now, but president trump already has an idea of who 2020 opponent will be. >>we'll be slippery joe. i think he's off his game. think it's going to >>again the first night of debates is already underway. we will have the latest highlights on kron 4 news coming up at 6 o'clock and then at 8 o'clock tonight, we'll have a panel of experts with the post. a debate analysis you can also catch the notable moments from the debate on kr

. >>> night two american teens from bars in italy under investigation for the murder of an undercover police officer after what police are calling a ug deal gone wrong. nbc's richard engel has the lates>> eporter: tonight 19-year-old finnegan lee elder and 18-year-old gabriel hjorth are in this italian jail. and according to esolice, elder has confd to stabbing an italian police officer. at his funeral today, the 35-year-old officer,ario rega was hailed as a hero. his memorial held in e same church where he was married just six weeks ago. police say the american teens were trying to score cocaine when a dealer sold them crushed aspirin. when they figured it e out, they stol backpack from one of the dealer's associates and commanded 100 euros and cocaine to give it officer rega was one of two undercover cops sent to respond. afr he identified himself, officers say rega was stabbed 11 times and the suspects took off running. italian media aired this footage believed to show the suspects. it has not been verified by nbc news, but tonight officers are apologizing for this image of the tee

an undercover specialist, he never shows his face.king bribes. the main targets were ghanaian referees and assistant referees with the power to change the course of matches. but the corruption went higher, to figure's number two corruption went higher, to figure's numbertwo in corruption went higher, to figure's number two in african foot pole, the president of the ghanaian game. 0ut of the public eye, he accepted a cash gift of 65,000 us dollars in direct contravention of fifa's bribery rules. within days of the expose purse back first screening, donna's football association suspended operations. fifa suspended the president. the referee association of ghana suspended 7a of its match officials. with the confederation of african foot also ensuring a further 22. in september 2018, a committee was set up to reform that football situation in ghana and across africa. bringing down such a powerful institution and its leaders created enemies for anas aremeyaw anas and his team. fire everywhere. people were fighting for their lives. the good

this all started inside that mcdonald's as an undercover operation.the man allegedly sol undercover officer some mushrooms, a controlled substance and when they tried to arrest him inside the mcdonald's he resisted and that's what we've se in the video. the police chief would not call this excessive forceme but so montgomery county members of cityleadership have already made that determination. here's mark eldridge. >> i think that last move was pretty excessive dropping in on guys. looked like he dropped him on his head with his knee, and 's thereo justification for that. >> reporter: now we have heard those same omntiments fr several other montgomery county leaders. now, this all comes as the county is searching for a new police chief, and all the leaders that i have spoken to today say whoever gets that job is going to have to face this issue head on a work diligently to improve the trust between the montgomery county police department and the communities of color that they protect and serve. ou will hear much more from acting police chief marcus jones at 5:00 and 6:00. but for now we're

>> i was doing undercover work, doing drug buys, and we had done this major bust just beforehand. >>ter: so in a position to make some people pretty mad at you. >> right. >> i think my mom felt very responsible. >> reporter: like i caused this. >> i caused this, you know. they killed bonnie because of something i did. she took that as it was her fault. >> reporter: and so therefore, she had to -- >> figure it out. had to solve the crime. >> reporter: because of guilt of her own possible role and a growing anger of what she perceived as an inept investigation by the troopers, karen began a campaign to keep bonnie's case in the public eye. >> we started handing out flyers, we got bumper stickers made. we started building up a reward. we had bus signs driving all around town. the first one said "who killed bonnie?" >> reporter: and continued doing interviews. >> somebody out there knows what's happened. and we desperately need to hear from them. >> reporter: and there were lots of tips, which went nowhere, and only ate up the troopers' precious time. they resisted karen's efforts to ins

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>> now investigators rushed to get teams in undercover cars in place at the chick-fil-a but before reidor the but before reid left for the chick-fil-a, he got yet another call there was a problem at the money drop point >> they spotted three fed cars near chick-fil-a, so i don't know where i'm going now you need to wait for more instructions. >> were the sheriff's undercover team spotted at the chick-fil-a? is that what quinn meant by fed cars a few minutes later on reid's cell phone came an ominous text from quinn i know you want me dead. reid texted back i don't know if that's quinn i have your $50,000. stop with me, just give me my wife there was no reply investigators brought reid back to his house and parked in the driveway they set up a mini-command center in the house, using a recorder to tape all incoming calls, and that's when something happened that no one expected. >> we sent the detectives to that home and we didn't do it surreptitiously. because we hadn't thought about it >> and they walked in the front door >> they pulled in in an unmarked vehicle. the minute they pulled i

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and our latest was to have him go undercover as the maitre d' at nobu.mind us of the role it plays in celebrity culture. >> nobu started in l.a.. nobu himself at a restaurant there and robert de niro convinced him to come to new york. now it is around the globe and they have hotels. a billion dollar business and it is growing. they are famous for celebrities hanging out there. jason: part of what the maitre d'sees was all of the intricate behavior that happens from the restaurant side but also the client-side. >> yeah. brandon worked at nobu 57. this is not even the most celebrity-central one but he saw tons when he was here. and he described the seating chart as a game of risk. they have subscriptions and they know who cannot be seated with who. they have relations with the celebrities and they use the young staff who actually tell them, oh, that is a youtube star. you can't seek that person near this person. it gets kind of intense. carol: there are these corner booths and that is coveted. >> there are four booths and everyone once those. everybody wan

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they were undercover and the police say that they did identify themselves, but it is unclear whethern tourists would have known what it meant. their defense certainly that they didn't. right now though we haven't had a lot of information from the defendants, we've only heard the narrative dictated by the police who lost one of their own. >> all right. thank you so much for that report. >>> in asia, service was temporarily shut down on two of hong kong's busiest subway lines this morning when anti-government protestors blocked trains at rush hour. yesterday the chinese government accused pro democracy protestors of committing evil and criminal acts claiming that demonstrators have seriously damaged the city's reputation and stability. a spokesman warning to be aware of the grave nature of the current situation. he said, quote, hong kong is china's hong kong. hong kong's affairs are china's domestic affairs. those comments likely to add fuel to the fire. >> and that is why so many of those many young people are upset. >>> warning to the candidates on tonight's cnn debate stage. it is n

news 4's meagan fitzgerald has more on an undercover investigation thatound local businesses sellingry. >> reporter: d.c. has been branded as the hub for the sale of ivory which in turn she says is encouragin the slaughter of these animals, and that'sme ing that she's trying to stock market the councilwoman, along with leader at the humane society, showed an undercover video exposing what they are calling illegal activity happening in d.c. hitting cameras to local vendors and antique shops and selling tusks inside their stores. many pieces of ivory are carved into statues and test tu humane society of the united states says these salesteorial sales at local sores are happening without any documentation to show that it's legal ivory that they are selling. >> this is to ban the domestic sale of ivory and rhino horns. it's got to stop. these animals are being slaughtered for their parts. the federal government has saids that this unacceptable, yet there isn't the strength within the district to actually stop the interstate sale of these pr ucts, and our investigators found ivory all ove

to film where secondhand electronics are sold so we're going to have to hide the camera and go undercover you can find just about anything you're looking for here it's an open secret that most of these goods are stolen. one. i asked one vendor if i could get into any legal trouble for my purchase he guaranteed me there would be no problem. ironically there were several police officers present some of them doing a bit of shopping themselves critics of the new measure say authorities are going after the wrong people but they only back them any i think this is a populist policy that will only have an impact in the media there are other questionable as speaks regarding the policies such as banning the sale of stolen phones and street markets as if that is the only place you can buy one more than 5000 people register their mobile devices with the city within the 1st week of service authorities estimate that 2000 cell phones are stolen every day in mexico city alone many are now opting to purchase a 2nd dummy phone just in case of a robbery i dreaded up and i just see the mexico city. as exactl

she recently went undercover to disneyland in california, and claims that employee after employee tellsmake ends meet. she says it left quote, her livid. kristina partsinevelos joins me to discuss. she's really, really on a crusade here. >> it's not often you have doubts raised about the happiest place on earth. she went to disneyland, she told this to yahoo! and said she was livid as how they were treated. she says employees are being paid -- are just trying to make ends meet. it's not the first time she brought up this topic but now she says she wants to conduct her own investigation into disneyland to see how employees are being treated. charles: does she cite specific examples? >> no. she didn't. i listened to the portion of the interview. she didn't give any examples. she more went after one ceo, bob iger. she brought up his salary at almost $66 million. he makes roughly, according to her, 1424 times the median salary of a walt disney employee. she is the granddaughter of roy disney, who is the brother of walt disney and they co-founded the walt disney company. she raised awareness

she went undercover to check it out. and she said this.alked to who worked there said i don't know how i can maintain this face of joy and warmth when i have to go home and forage for food in other people's garbage. stuart: oh, dear. ashley: so of course, now disney has come back and said look, this is ridiculous, we start at $15 an hour, we have education opportunities, health care benefits, subsidized child care. but of course, abigail disney is upset that bob iger is pulling in whatever his $65 million pay package. she called that insane. she's on a rant about this. stuart: she is indeed. those magic bands, the wrist bracelets you get when you wear them in the theme parks, deirdre, you have been covering this. it sounds sinister, as if disney is collecting information on you. deirdre: exactly. listen, it's the trade people make every day. they give a little information to get convenience. with that band, first, it's opt-in. make that point. second of all, it can hold your place in line, can unlock your hotel door, can pay for snacks. yo

the video shows the officer slamming the suspect's head to the ground after he hallucinogeo an undercover officer at a mcdonald's in aspen hill. according to charging documenes, th suspect ronaldo posoa spit on the officer. >> they put their lives on the line every aingle day, they do some phenomenal police work, but there are sometimes good people do bad things. >> reporter: now i did reach out fop for comment today. they say without knowing more information beyond these viral videos, they are not comfortable kiymaan sort of officer just like everyone else is innocent until proven guilty. leon, back to llu. >> aright. thank you, darcy. darcy spencer in rockville this ovening. now let's turn t one of the most memorable images from yesterday's amazing flooding that we were covering. people trapped on top of their cars when the water rushed in during the commute, and today we're hearing from this guy right here. the onein the pink shirt. news 4 owes meagan fitzgerald talked to him about a day she won't soon forget. >> reporter: leon, we talked to the guy. the guy's name is william diggs, an

bay men are facing federal drug charges after undercover deals involving 42 pounds of meth. according to court documents, one of the suspects allegedly sold a federal agent five pounds of meth last september. and threw in some fentanyl as a bonus. the men were not arrested until last week during another undercover deal in a smart and final parking lot. that bus had another 37 pounds of meth stashed in a speaker box. >>> while hunters packed a community meeting in san francisco today to weigh in on a proposed parking lot for the homeless. it is near san jose avenue near the balboa park and bart stations. that is where we find kpix 5's katie nielsen. >> reporter: everyone was really divided at that eter the this parking lot. but, if the future plans are approved , this would actually be, the city's first homeless overnight parking area. it is specifically dedicated for those who live in their cars. >> it seems like you've spent a lot of resources to develop this plan and kind of trojan horse it down our throats. will it go to a vote of the people who do not properly live here?

qualified so i could just do the last dive, just take it easy and get it done and now ijust need to go undercovera for tomorrow. the only diving final in south korea was in the women's individual three metre springboard event which featured grace. the european court meadows couldn't quite find the best form with herfinishing couldn't quite find the best form with her finishing eighth. couldn't quite find the best form with her finishing eighthm couldn't quite find the best form with her finishing eighth. it is a real positive etiquette to compete against those top girls, so it is a massive plus just a little bit frustrating that i didn't have a little bit more form this evening. she will help to put this behind her this evening when she returns to competition in the next three metres springboard competition, they won silver hoping to better that this time around, but the main focus will be on the individual competition which will come a few hours later. then he is looking for world title numberfour. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. it is that time. look at

police say an undercover operative working overseas met him and learned what he had do. he was arrested and brought back to the united states and is accused of setting up terrorist training camps. he could face up to 20 years in prison. >>> switching gears here. the summer travel season is in full swing d far fromover. this morning, the news4 i team is working for you.ny ane heading to the airport needs to hear this. >> a rising number of people are causing disruptions at are airports. they are caught carrying weapons in their bags. scott macfarlane and the news4 i-team looked into this. >> reporter: we found people arrested by the dozensur in o local airports this year including at reagan national and bwi and dulles national. e i-team did some digging and found those arrested avoid jail. most instead paid fines and complred community service o unsupervisized release and most had their cases eventually ghif dismissed. we found many are happening in frequent flyers who undergo background checks first. like a loudoun countyd man a me not to show his face out of concern pub

authorities there say the two men repeatedly stabbed an undercover police officer in a drug deal gonel is live in rome with much more. what have you learned? >> reporter: well, we're getting a clearer idea of what the italian authorities at any rate believe happened on that fateful night, that is last friday in the early hours between about midnight and 4:00 a.m. local time when those two american teens were involved in some kind of incident on the streets of rome. new cctv footage which we're about to show leaked to the press but confirmed by the police to be genuine. but also a much clearer idea thanks to the ruling that was published from the judge investigating the case about precisely what should have been told by both men, including that one had confessed to having stabbed the undercover police officer. the other had woken up in the morning after a few hours sleep unaware until then that his friend had used a knife. american teenagers running through the streets of rome in the early hours of friday morning. carrying a reduction -- a rucksake they had stolen after a alleged drug

he is an undercover astros fan. i'd like to speak with his parents and have him talk toile things.ed play in right. a's up 1-0. bottom one, chris bassett was dealing early. george springer, jose altuve and alex bregman, you'll all get nothing and like it. he ended up giving up four runs in six innings. next time through the order, springer connects over the crawford boxes in left. astros up 2-1. and when justiner have lander is on, just ask for your blindfold and cigarette. 11 strikeouts in six innings. bottom five, altuve would go downtown. astros win 4-2. they take two of three in this series, 9 of 11 against the a's. a's drop, 7 1/2 back. kawhi leonard and paul george introduced as new clippers today. and owner steve ballmer was mildly pleased. >> i have these notes, but i got to say i'm just fired up to be here today. it's pretty cool. pretty damn cool. woo! t up! come up. ifou're as excited a >> i said i am almost like that every day. >> that's you coming into >>> all right. that's it. thanks for watching, everybody. @@v larry beil. >> tv's number one daily viral video show "r

he went to the police instead who set up an undercover operation. that ended with the officer stabbed eight times. police say the two then went back to the hotel not far away, preparing to leave the country when officers moved in. investigators say they found overwhelming evidence in the room including the supposed murder weapon, quote, cleverly concealed, in the ceiling tiles and bloody clothing. both americans waived their rights to speak. a public defender for finnegan elder says his client wasn't well. in rome, ian pannell, abc 7 news. >> both gad ated from tamalpais high school. finnegan's family says they're going to rome as soon as the state department assures them they'll be able to see their son. he chose not to answer questions during a weekend hearing. friends say the two suspects did not become close until they reconnected at santa barbara city college. an i-team reporter dan noyes is on his way to italy to find out more about this case and the bay area suspects. you can follow dan on at which time tore stay up to date on the latest deve

almost at the same time 2 more turks are arrested by undercover police in kuala lumpur surveillance cameras film one of them being abducted in an underground carriage. the malaysian police then handed over his neck is chilling and 2 other men to the turkey secret police. you keep you my stock. on may 12th my father was flown to turkey along with 2 other men who had been arrested on may 2nd. you were not informed of this at all. since then they have only had contacts through letters it takes one and a half years from his a wrist for the trial to begin. one thing is clear my husband has a heart condition he's not that young and has diabetes they have refused to medicine for a long time. and his mother has moved to sweden as they no longer feel safe in malaysia. i'm worried because turkey uses mafia methods but sweden would never do what they did to us in malaysia here there is democracy and justice. turkish citizens kidnapped worldwide one announces that he will hunt down his political opponents. followers of who have fled and believe they are now safe will be brought back here one by one we

prosecutors say an undercover operative working for new york city police actually met with him overseas and kept in touch with him afterwards. asainov is accused of helping isis set up training camps, rising through the ranks to become a top sniper instructor terrorism experts say it's rare an isis fighter from the u.s. is brought back to face charges. >> challenge to identify them and grab them and gain custody of them on the ground in iraq and syria. this is obviously a tremendous achievement in terms of law enforcement and intelligence. >> reporter: his lawyer says asainov would not answer the judge's questions in court today because he doesn't recognize the judge's authority. he could face 20 years in prison if convicted lester >> pete, thank you. >>> dangerous heat is sweeping much of the country tonight. 190 million people are at risk for extreme temperatures and in some places the scorching heat and humidity are going to get worse. blayne alexander is in chicago for this report. >> reporter: in madison, wisconsin, this morning, a mechanical fire at this power plant. >> transforme

the cia, which is something that obviously, the president is also taking issue with you were an undercover cia, you had -- how do you tell people that that's what you been doing? 'cause you hadn't been able to tell anybody that. right? >> i hadn't. it was a little awkward. because -- and i e-mailed like, 10,000 of my favorite friends and said, "hey, guys i'm running for congress oh, and by the way, i actually worked in the cia. [ light laughter ] and so, it was -- i had some awkward conversations after that >> seth: by the way, i can't believe you can keep a secret from 10,000 friends. [ laughter ] i -- i have like seven friends and i can't keep anything from them >> yeah, i know. exactly. >> seth: so, you know, speak to the fact that you -- again, you are on in the real -- on the front lines of this border situation. and you are against the president's wall is it frustrating to you that so many of your other republican colleagues, because you voted against it when you wanted money for the wall, that so many republican colleagues have chosen the president, as opposed to you, who are actual

enforcement if the crime is selling drugs and some men in miami cells 20 kilos of cocaine to an undercover agent. i do want to ask who is the seller working where does the money go if the money goes back to a drug lord in colombia who's going to keep the proceeds he's in the conspiracy even though he actually wasn't there when this sale took place he's a conspirator and so part of the goal of the conspiracy law is to make sure that the most senior level all of those in the criminal organization are justly punished the problem is when you flip it around and the lowest level people in the criminal organization get punished just like they are the key. and that's the big problem and the way in which the conspiracy laws are being applied. i know end up in federal prison in dublin california i realized that i would need to spend a lot of time in the law library and i needed to film from a wise man sound my case and everything that had gone wrong if you furthered the conspiracy one step you're guilty for everything in the conspiracy no matter when you entered the conspiracy it could have been on

enforcement if the crime is selling drugs and some men in miami cells 20 kilos of cocaine to an undercover agent.

drug trafficking ring in san jose prosecutors say the men tried to sell large amounts of meth to undercover agents on several different occasions. they also say they tried to give the agents several fentanyl pills all 3 men are now facing 40 years in jail and a $5 million fine. in the north bay tonight, a wildfire is a lot of county is now 90% contained. the fire burned 183 acres in the area of march few road and 6.80 cal fire's sonoma lake napa unit responding to the fire the cause is being investigated. also in the north bay this a lot of county coroner's office has identified the missing motorcycle rider who was found dead on interstate 80 in fairfield 57 year-old albert daniels a vacaville was reported missing t0 police on wednesday, police paid his cell phone and that identified a location along the freeway near men well campus parkway harley was found right near the body. the chp is investigating daniels death. >>happening this weekend. the city of palo alto is inviting you and your family to attend an event to learn about the hazards that could happen in your neighborhood that includ

this man works undercover and wants to remain anonymous.ly shaken, disorientated. we had victims presenting with black eyes, one victim presented with a broken arm, so his broken arm had re—set itself out of alignment. ripped clothing, emaciated. while the victims suffered, the gang bosses lived an opulent lifestyle, driving lavish cars and buying designer clothes. over five years, they made at least £2 million. after sentencing, judge mary stacey told the court, the harm in this case was at the very highest level, and she warned that all too often such offences were being carried out in plain sight. welljoining me from manchester is ben cooley the ceo of hope forjustice. his charity was instrumental in stopping the slavery ring. two of them fled and went to the charity for help. how did you first encounter these victims? went of our team witches support officers had embedded themselves into community and there isa themselves into community and there is a largely polish community and a support worker was able to get enough confidence to rep

. >> a yahoo journalist did an undercover boss piece but had to walk back some of those comments andct them, and say that abigail disney did go and visit anaheim, california, disneyland did speak with disney employees but disney has now put out a day two statement saying by her own admission and they're talking about this yahoo news piece, disney, abigail disney so-called undercover visit to disneyland with a union orchestrated meeting off property, it should also be noted this meeting was conducted in the midst of a very public and contentious labor negotiation. ashley: a lot more to the story in other words. >> a lot more to the story and abigail disney has told democracy now which is an online program, that basically she was just there speaking with workers so it wasn't an undercover boss. ashley: she wasn't undercover i guess. >> it's a free country and she said why would i disguise myself when i was just there talking to workers as anybody could go in and speak with workers but listen at the end of the day disney wants to manage its image and abbey dale disney is a bit of a thor

the sunday times and channel 4 dispatches, advisers told an undercover reporter that they had this secured family, he had —— the thing is what they are saying is what they are doing is slightly not actually telling, saying whether they've got links to vladimir putin to the chinese military. there's always been golden visas for someone or something, it's always been that way. may in the news it's they suspended it and they brought it back in. but it's always been that way. the person who might have to sort this out is mentioned in the independent. johnson lives up to tell to beat next home secretary. new pm is not a british drum. how so? how so with priti patel? how does it work? what does that mean? that she is not white? well, there isa that she is not white? well, there is a woman in one of the great offices of state, which is... and she's a of colour? is that what that is about, the headline? they are saying... who is going to go where. sajid javid is going to be chancellor, and penny mordaunt for home secretary, and so who knows? we have no idea what is going on. they'll be in and out,

police set up an undercover operation in response, and that's when officer rega was stabbed eight timesty footage allegedly shows the two suspects fleeing the scene. police say the teens confessed to the crime. >> i've known finn since he was born. i'm in shock. he's the nicest guy -- one of the nicest neighbors i have. >> elder's family released a statement saying, we express our deepest condolences to the grieving family and community that loved brigadier cerciello rega adding, we are deeply concerned for our son and are heartened by the expressions of sympathy and support from our friends and neighbors. in the meantime, crowds lined up in rome to pay their respects to officer rega at his wake. italy's prime minister among the mourners. >> there may be shock and disbelief back home in america, but in italy there's anger and outrage. this is becoming a huge political issue. it's leading all the newspapers and tv news. >> reporter: and this morning, italy's deputy prime minister reacting to backlash over the image of the blindfolded suspect writing on twitter that officer rega is the re