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only people from the criminal underworld. reporter: but that's by no means guaranteed. in the town of cancun, a few kilometers from the beach, the idyllic facade has been shattered. ray: look at these bullet holes. reporter: three people shot down outside a nightclub. what used to be headline news has become an everyday occurrence. mobile reporter ray gomez visits crime scenes. and these days, that's a full-time job. ray: cancun used to be a quiet town. people didn't lock their doors at night. now there are up to six murders a day. the drug cartels are fighting each other, grandstanding, proving they're the tougughes. and they're destroying a tourist idyll. reporter: we spend a day with ray. it's action-packed. murders are usually preceded by threats. at this nightclub, owner emilio has to pay protection money. he's scared, but he's willing to tell us how the system works. emilio: they come and shoot at your business, they tell you they'll send someone you need to pay if you don't want it to happen again. you can't refuse. you pay up or they shoot. reporter: the nightcl

technology is cyber crime unstoppable only by our ignorance who are the new cyber kings of the underworld and what are we doing to hold their trucks. were a crime fighter had of these cyber security firm grew by a b welcome to the show great to have you with us thank you it's a crime like everything else in our lives the slowly moving into the cyberspace into the cyber realm i'm human fighting it for years already how big is decider crime globally i mean can you compare it to illicit drug trade or arms trade is it still small scale seen or is it huge like that simple number. two thousand and fifteen. crime money three. dollars and. crime by drug dealing it's just been sold for a huge difference in terms of money so cyber crime is actually the bigger than they actually arms trade and trade are drugs bigger is virtually everyone at risk of a cyber crime right now and is there such a thing as a petty cyber crime that same that like the carriage show and then there is the big scale industry of crime. you know there are many people who could tell you i'm not game for the cyber criminals why i

about coming from the ground, coming from a watery underworld. coming in a clamshell on the cross the pacific and landing on the coast in northern british columbia.the stories are about getting here from someplace else, about the journey and that's one of the reasons i this book was to look at the journeys to this continent and what was going on here when first people arrive. what was their world before this world because we're talking about archaeologically, probably between 27,000 and 15,000 years ago. this was a whole different kind of world. landscape is not really that much different and the ice age is not that long ago, even though it's the previous geologic arrow four hours, the mountains are on the same places. the rivers are on the same places . what really looks different are the coastlines because when ice was on land, all that water was taken out of the ccclevels were 400 feet down so the coast were rewritten . i wrote this book to look at that land, to see what it was like 20,000 years ago. what people would have encountered. came fr

incidents in turn but normal protocol to respond to all just some of the same people from the criminal underworld. but that's by no means guaranteed in the town of ken coon a few kilometers from the beach the sand has been shattered. you know look at these bullet holes. that you know. three people shot down outside a nightclub what used to be headline news has become an everyday occurrence mobile reporter ray gomez visits crime scenes and these days that's a full time job. in cancun used to be a quiet town and people didn't lock their doors at night and now they're up to six murders a day the drug cartels are fighting each other grandstanding proving that the toughest. in this case and they are destroying a tourist. the for the most effect and i still think. we spend a day with ray it's action packed murders he usually preceded by threats. at this nightclub owner and me or has to pay protection money he's scared but he's willing to tell us how the system works they were. even worse they may come and shoot at your business or your liver or something tell you they'll send someone you need to pay if

interest in the game or any underworld gaining the years made him in some part of the world including the munis so we will more not to participate in any game anymore. he has made. itself to them to him to cooperate is. if. you're in israel. we have a different policy or main quality in the region is cooperation with the. people of iraq and syria. we don't want to enter in the any kind of were you need. is going to be created. mr trump that's. ok if i may ask on the formal purpose of your visit as far as i know your formal reason of coming here since you explained the iranian position on the way in the aftermath of the american of a troll and from what i know iran has so far insisted that it's not stay within the deal if the europeans do enough. to make a palatable for your country have they been official supplier have they offered and often sanchez to your country to continue complying with. the. very close cooperation with russia. or foreign minister says. he's in close contact you know still no rove and recently they had a meeting in vienna and they were very corporate you and all

underworld. tracks. cyber crime fighter had a security firm group by a b. welcome to the show great to have you with us. it's a crime like everything else in our lives is slowly moving into the cyberspace into the cyber realm and you've been fighting it for years already how big is decider crime globally i mean can you compare it to illicit drug trade or arms trade is it still small scale seen or is it huge like that. number. three. and if we look at the cluster crime by drug dealing it's just be loans so insular i did huge difference in terms of money so cyber crime is actually the bigger than they have actual arms trade and trade arms and drugs yet bigger is virtually everyone at risk of a cyber crime right now and is there such a thing as a petty cyber crime that same that like the hour rage show and then there is the big scale industry of crime you know there are many people who could tell you i'm not game for the cyber criminals why i need them but if you have any device if you have lost your car. actually you are in the risk zone because. it's too sim

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people imagine that there is this vast criminal underworld of people will pay millions for a paintingey can admire in their basement. the fact is that it is not that easy. if it were, everyone who is an art dealer would be rich. but me tell you, there are a lot of evil that will look to sell you a painting for a million dollars. jason: why is it so hard? is it because our dealers know that this happens? what prevents that from happening russian mark james: there is a very small market of people willing to spend a million dollars for a painting,. . they will never be able to resell this again. instances ofe paintings and are being used as collateral within the italian mafia. those are really from the 60's. we don't have many other examples of it. carol: bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. jason: you must read this thi s week. carol: i would go with sweden. you would think that wave of populism is not having them but it is because of immigration. jason: such a smart story. here is what is happening in germany with merkel as well. mine was pappy van winkle. there was a

people think there is this vast criminal underworld. the fact is, it's not that easy. everyone who was an art dealer would be rich. there's a lot of people who would love to sell you a painting for a million dollars. jason: why is it so hard? is it because art dealers know that this happens? what prevents that from happening? bret: the short answer is that there is a small market of people who are willing to spend a million dollars for a painting. . there's a much smaller market, basically doesn't exist, of people willing to spend millions of dollars on a painting they will never be able to resell again. there are some instances of paintings and art being used as collateral within the italian mafia, actually. but those are really from the 1960's, sort of half a century ago, and we don't have many other examples of it. carol: bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. jason: and on the mobile app. they: the story on sweden, pay a lot of taxes and get a lot of services. you thought the wave of populism not hitting them. it is because of immigration. jason: su

them online and tries to make a match for what is being sold to what he knows has gone through the underworldies trade. every once in a while, he finds a match. what we did was follow him while a christie's catalog from a sale in new york was coming out to see how quickly or if he could even find a match between one of these tens of thousands of objects that he has in his secret online archive and what was coming out in the auction catalog. >> how does one get into this business? >> the really important thing to understand about the antiquities trade is that countries like egypt, italy, greece, the source countries for these ancient artworks, all of them have these laws that says anything that comes out of the ground is the property of the state. knowing that, this archaeologist really felt like it was part of his national duty and duty to the ancestors and people who have been buried in these tombs, that there are things that were dedicated to them by their families centuries and millennia ago be respected. one day, the police asked him can you join us for some raids? very quickly in a serie

novels and watched enough bad television about these sorts of things, to imagine a real sort of underworldafia connotation to that. like wove got something on you. we will expose that thing in some way that you're so averse to that we can make do you things you would otherwise never do. is that, that's like the raw movie style version of compromise. how does it work in the real world? what are the potentially practical consequences of the kind of compromise you were worried about with flynn? >> well, the russians are pretty crafty with this. they can do the overt threats like you just described there but also the more subtle forms. they can just let you know that they have evidence that would be embarrassing and troubling to you. and here, were this to become a big public thing about whether or not general flynn had been talking with the russians about sanctions, it had become such a big public thing and there were denials out there about various members of the white house, all the way to the vice president, saying this had not happened. then when the russians had what we expected were rec

the underworld meaning like the people bull who deal with drugs and stuff like that.ou for the call. let's go to worcester, massachusetts. another supporter. good morning, joseph. caller: i support the technology, the problem is big brother. it tends to get into the wrong hands. for the -- for instance, there is a high-profile case in massachusetts, where drug dealers are being deported over and over -- three brothers fororted four times each heroin, cocaine, and they came across the border. they burned off their fingerprints. they got false drivers licenses. the only way to identify them, state police had to use facial recognition. in a time of terrorism, we have to do that. over and over, when he gets into the wrong hands, people tend to exploited for political gain and things like that. host: in the case of the annapolis shooter, he tried to damage his fingers to hide his identity. caller: that is true. criminals are flying new ways to -- finding new ways to beat the technology. joiningt's go to jacob, us from minnesota, opposing law enforcement use of official rec

senator joseph mccarthy and here is the committee where he created where he battled jimmy hoffa and underworld characters like jan carnage, and other characters that he met face to face in this room, and most pointedly as senator markey mentioned where his brother declared, same spot almost the same, exact words beginning his announcement. again, bobby had hoped to wait four more years for his campaign and he didn't want to divide the democrats in three different directions, johnson, he and gene mccarthy, but he decided finally only that morning, actually, finally that he had to try for president and he saw the war tearing the country apart and the young people in college campuses turning bitter and changing to drugs and disillusion and resistance giving up on the idealism of the early 1960s, giving up on ideas of joining the peace corps. when you write a book as i did about bobby, you don't just go with your sources like peter adelman and the people i've talked to, there he is, great sources and the people i fell in love with, reading them and the band of brothers who worked for bob kennedy a

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