. >> mafia? >> yeah. >> no. >> it's common for gang members to say i'm not one of them, they're going to try to avoid getting locked down. however, their mouth is saying one thing, but tattoos are saying something completely different. let me see your tattoos, man. take off your shirt the mexican mafia carries a side from their name, mexican mafia tattooed on their body, common tattoos are aztec symbols, you'll see the pyramids and the sun god looking up numbers correlate to letters of the alphabet. we'll see numbers like the number 13, and m is the 13th letter of the alphabet. take off your shirt. >> all right. >> the orejones are less complex. >> that way. for them, san antonio is their city. so anything san antonio-related will be on their body. other common things are area code. 210. >> 210, what's up? >> spur symbols are common and the city skyline identifiable. known as orejones which means big areas, so we'll see tattoos of an actual ear somewhere on their body, or a playboy bunny, if you

tactics so clar that the investigation was rebranded capital mafia. >> translation: it's a classic mafia method. in rome politicians were petitioned. if they did not cooperate they used violence. >> investigators say the network was led by this man, a contact criminal, nicknamed the pyrite. he and his accomplices are accused of syphoning off millions supposed to pay for street cleaning. leaving the city with non-existing services. we want contracts to monitor. a business so lucrative that on a wire cap they called it more profitable than drug trafficking. thursday, the lawyers of the defendant didn't deny claims of corruption, but said they chutney tried as mavio ario mobsters. >> there has been no guns. it's difficult to handling mafia paying public service. >> rome is in need of solid leadership. the former mayor is under investigation over his role in scandal. the new mayor was forced to resign even though he handed over evidence to the authorities. it will take months for a verdicts to be reached. roam is in the hands of a commissioner appointed by the government. left to mag a city

but the mafia and corrupt administrators have ruined the area. weeet mafia pert sandro ruotolo. police had to provide protection for our interview. ruotolo is on a casalesi clan hit list. he arrived in a bulletproof car. >> the bigger the contracts or projects are, the more the mafia is involved. and every one in the corrupt system has to get their cut -- the contractor, the city councilor and the mafia boss, too. all that makes the project much more expensive. a recent study shows that the five regions with the greatest mafia infilttion are also italy's poorest. that frightens off investors. the mayor is setting up an amusement park for tourists because no one is investing in sellia. he assures us he did it with eu funds, which he vigilantly oversees. the main attraction will be a zip-line down to the ruins of the ancient fortress. he says the project will create 12 jobs in a region where one in two young people is unemployed. we meet youth of the village in a cafe. when we ask 19-year-old maria how she sees her future, she proudly demonstrates her knowledge of foreign language

the investigation was rebanded capital mafia. >> it's a classic mafia method. in rome, the criminals manage to condition the local politicians, and they corrupt the local administration to win service contracts, and if someone didn't cooperate, they would use violence. >> reporter: investigators say that the network was led by this man, a convicted criminal, nicknamed the pirate. after he lost an eye in a shoot-out with the police in 1991. i and his alleged accomplices are accused of using millions of dollars that were supposed to pay for garbage collection, leaving the city with substandard services, and they also contract migrant centers, exploiting the growing refugee crisis in the mediterranean. a business so crooked that on a wiretap phonecall, they called it more profitable than drug trafficking. on thursday, the lawyers of the defendants did not deny the claims of corruption, saying that they should not be tried as mafia mon itsters. >> in this, they are not charged with blood or violence, it's very difficult imagine mafia monsters having to pay in chang

, they could live without being affected by the mafia. apparently, 80% of the businesses in palermo and 70% in the rest of italy that pay extortion. >> that's a lot. >> that's a lot. >> but not everybody pays the bite. a small but growing coalition of businesses have joined a group, called adiopizzo, a grassroots organization taking a stand against the mafia's traditional mere total control over the food chain, from farm to table. i come out of the restaurant business in new york. you got taxed with every laundry order every time they took your trash away. it was built in to all your basic services. >> here it's much more going around. christmas and easter. >> guy comes by. >> the guy comes by. i mean, it's plain and simple extortion. >> given that that's a pretty straightforward situation, some of these guys who banded together, what happens? the guy shows up, says "i'm not paying you." what happens next? >> well, apparently now the mafia has decided that it isn't worthwhile bothering with the people who belong to addiopizzo. there's so

government is too big a target even the man who turned his life on the mafia. michael didn't listen to anyone. >> the government has to do things the right way. >> i mean going to ask you a couple of things that the mob is known for and politicians, intimidation. >> taking a step further, extortion. i bring this out in my book. >> free speech? >> absolutely. >> election fraud. >> i tell you what i believe that. >> can things be that bad? i met up with michael in the morning. i asked him what can be done to steer america away from a mafia future. >> i think it's the same in this country. >> it's about the people, he said, putting the right people in washington, d.c. regardless of their party and when power becomes in and of itself getting rid of it regardless of what party it is too. >> it's the same with our greeters, we have to rise up. they pay attention to that. they don't want to get voted out of office, so the power is in the people. >> michael's book is scheduled to come out in the second half of 2016 just in time for the presidential election. >> classy

the investigation was rebranded capital mafia. >> translator: it's a classic mafia method. in rome memberi-- members of a corrupted the local administration, and if someone didn't cooperate they used violence. >> reporter: the network was led by this man, a convicted criminal, nicknamed the p pie -- pirate. they are accused of siphoning off millions of dollars. the crime cindy indicate allege ldly also won contracts to manage migrant reception centers, exploiting the migrant crisis. they called it more profitable than drug trafficking. on thursday the lawyers of the defendants did not deny claims of corruption but said they shouldn't be tried as mafia monsters. >> there are no bomb attacks, there is no violence. it is very difficult to imagine mafia mobsters having to pay public servants in exchange for favors. >> reporter: rome is in desperate need of solid leadership. the former mayor is under investigation over his role in the scandal. the new mayor was recently forced to resign over a relatively minor expense scandal, even though he handed over years of corruption to th

the investigation was rebranded capital mafia. >> translation: it is a classic mafia method. in rome members of a former criminal gang manage good to condition local politicians. they corrupted the public service contracts and if someone didn't cooperate, they used violence. is >> investigators say the network was led by this man, a convicted criminal nicknamed the pie have pirot after he lost an eye in a shoot out with police on 1981. he and his accomplices are accused of siphoning off lots of mon money. the crime syndicate allegedly also won contracts to manage my front reception centres, exploiting centres in the mediterranean. they called it more profitable than drug trafficking. on thursday the lawyers of the defendants did not deny claims of corruption but said they shouldn't be tried as mafia mob sisters. >> translation: in this trial there are no charges relating to blood or violence. there has been no shots are cars. it is difficult to pay public servants in exchange for favours. >> reporter: rome is in desperate need of solid leadership. the former mayor is under in

the case was retold in the hit mafia movie, "goodfellas.." federal prosecutors charged vincent a zaro in 2014 after his cousin implicated him in the $6 million robbery, the largest in u.s. history. the 80 yearly believes jurors found him not guilty because the prosecution's case was quote, overkill. >> i would like to thank my two lawyers. without them i wouldn't be here now. i would like to thank the u.s. marshal's service for treating me great. i'm dying to get home. what i plan to do? have a good meal. see my family. nicole: his defense team accused prosecutors of relying on paid informants. cheryl: top federal official responding to some criticism from republican presidential candidates in today's fox business/"wall street journal" debate about the fed's power and independence. rand paul claiming that the central bank played a role of growing problem of income inequality. >> by artificially keeping interest rates below the market rate, average ordinary citizens have a tough time earning interest and making money. they're talking about neg

adriana: pagar en dÓlares entre las mafias estÁ pasado de moda. ahora el cÁrtel de sinaloa y el nuevo generaciÓn le estÁn cancelando los embarques de cocaÍna a la mafia colombiana en especie. en mercancÍas que van desde telÉfonos celulares hasta pantalones y artÍculos de aseo, que se puede camuflar como mercancÍa legal. las policÍas de mÉxico y colombia sigue la pista a millonarios transacciones. policÍa: el narcotraficante hace el pago de la droga mediante la utilizaciÓn de sistemas formales e informales que involucran el contrabando. adriana: asegurÓ en bogotÁ que los narcotraficantes estÁn utilizando todos los puestos libres de acceso colombia para transferir la mercancÍa sacada de china o estados unidos. funcionario: utilizando panamÁ y de alguna manera blanquear capitales. adriana: autoridades coinciden en que panamÁ es un enclave Útil para los contrabandistas. funcionario: enclava partes de california estados unidos a travÉs de paÍses que se constituyen un elemento crÍtico, como puerto colÓn panamÁ. adriana: sala de o

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: it's a classic mafia method. in rome members of a former criminal gang manned to condition local politicians and corrupted the local administration to win public service contracts and if someone didn't cooperate at the used violence. >> reporter: the network was led by this man. massimo, a corner right wing convicted criminal nicknamed the pirate. after he lost one eye in a shootout with the police in 1991. from thursday, he and his accomplices will mace charges of siphoning off millions of dollars destine today street cleaning and garbage collection leaving the city with substandard or nonexisting public services. >> translator: they should throw them in jail. not only the criminals also the politicians. put them in jail and throw away the key. they didn't kill anyone but they hurt all of us who pay faxes. >> translator: public transports don't work. the city is dirty, dark, the capital cannot be left in these conditions. >> reporter: the crime syndicate also won contracts to manage migrant veeps centers exploit

tactics so similar, the investigation was rebranded capital mafia. >> translator: it's a classic mafia method. in rome members of a former criminal group managed to bribe politicians. if someone didn't cooperate with contracts, they used violence. >> reporter: investigators say the network was led by this man, a convicted criminal nicknamed the pirate after he lost an eye in a shoot-out with police in 1991. he and his alleged acomplipss are accused of siphoning off millions of dollars supposed to pay for street cleaning and garbage collection leaving the city without the service. the crime syndicate allegedly won contracts to manage refugee centers exploits of refugee crisis. a business so lucrative on a wiretapped phone call they called it more profitable than drug trafficking. on thursday the lawyers of the defendants did not deny claims of corruption but said they shouldn't be tried at mafia mobsters. >> translator: in this trial there are no charges related to any blood or violence. there are no attacks. there have been no bombs or cars. it is very difficult to manage mafia monster

. >> a reputed mafia boss is a free man. prosecutors allege he played a crucial role in an airport heist that helped inspire a hollywood film. we have the story. >> it was the crime immortalized in goodfellas. >> it turned out to be the biggest heist in american history, the lufthansa heist. >> nearly 40 years after the robbery took place, the only person to stand trial for it, aging mobster was acquitted. >> there was a hold up which historic proportions. >> off screen, the 1978 heist gripped the u.s. >> authorities aren't saying much more than they believe this to be the largest robbery in american history. >> armed robbers broke into a lufthansa cargo building at new york's kennedy airport. investigators found an empty black van, but not the robbers or the haul. >> $5 million in undocumented cash, a million dollars in gems and jewelry, which today would be worth over $20 million. >> journalist rob spent his career covering the mob. >> the various mafia families had big pieces of action at j.f.k., the airport. everybody wa

and italian expression meaning shameless or in your face and that is what they say about rome's mafia capital, one of the most glaring examples of this was a mafia funeral held openly to the tune of the godfather in the center of romo this summer in which an elaborate her's carriage and helicopters dropping rose petals played center stage. rome has had enough. the mafia capital trial is expected to go through july and there will be hundreds of people taking the stand. jon: what a story. thank you. arthel: some veterans struggle with ptsd when they return from war but another series from ms drug addiction. one facilities trying to help them. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of

it is very difficult to imagine mafia mobsters having to pay public servants in exchange for favors. >> reporter: rome is in desperate need of solid leadership, the former play your is under investigation over his role in the scandal. the new mayor was recently forced to resign over a relatively minor expense scandal, even though hehanded over the proof of years of corruption in the city's administration to the authorities. even though this is a fast track trial it will take months for a verdict to be reached. in the meantime, rome is in the hands of a commissioner appointed by the government. he will have to manage a city in financial ruin. >>> protestors in bangladesh have been carrying mock coffins through the streets. they represent the bodies of secularists, bloggers, and publishers who have been murdered since february. crowds tried to force their way through police barricades. the murders are being blamed on hard line muslim groups. >>> taiwan's president is defending his decision to break with tradition and meet his chinese counterpart. he has denied the talks on saturday are

over 20 million dollars. >> reporter: journalist spent his career covering the mob. >> the various mafia families had big pieces of action at jfk, the airport. everybody was involved, the banano family and others, the gam bino family. so when the mastermind of the job planned it, he had to give cuts to everybody >> reporter: that was jimmy bourke, a.k. a jimmy the gent played by robert deniro. >> never run out of your friends and always keep your mouth shut. >> reporter: bourk died in 1996. here is vincent asaro in one of the many pictures snapped over the years by agents. his silence has begun to crack leading to his day in court. >> most of the people involved in the case were either killed, bumped off or died of natural death. he is one of the last survivors. longevity in the long run did him in >> reporter: he was indicted last year. charges were going back decades, including 1969 murder of a suspected informat. in a three week trial, it was claimed he forged the plan for the airport hold up and got a hefty cuffed. several alleged mob sisters, including his own first cousin, but in t

mafia boss accused of planning one of the biggest robberies in u.s. history is a free man, prosecutors alleged he played a crucial role in a 1978 arport heist that helped inspire a hollywood film and we have this story. >> reporter: crime in martin's mob master piece good fellas. >> and jimmy put together of what turned out to be the biggest heist in history. >> reporter: but on wednesday nearly 40 years after the robbery took place the only person to ever stand trial for it, aging mobster vincent was acquitted. >> there was a hold up of historic proportions. >> reporter: off screen the 1978 heist gripped the u.s. >> authorities are not saying much more than they believe this to be the largest robbery in american history. >> reporter: armed robbers broke into a cargo building at new york kennedy airport and investigators found an empty black van but not the robbers or the haul. >> 5 million in undocumented cash, a million in gems and jewelry which today would be worth over $20 million. >> reporter: journalist rob sent his career covering the mob. >> t

. >> this linked the mafia and the church. >> why do you think you didn't get the medal of honor? >> i can't allow you not to go into that because that is your job. >> we gonna bring this city back one note at a time. >> proudest moment in my life. ♪ >>> you are watching "inside story." i'm ray suarez. if you are a minority student in a mixed-race school, should you regard the school as a mere extension of a society which sometimes excludes you, mocks you, treats you differently, or should you carry on to campus the expectation that you shouldn't have to put up with the mockery, the con d condemaccusation. you shouldn't have to put up with a steady stream of baloney that the rest of society all too regularly dishes out. ari cone, casety, washington, and corey walker with still with me. and corey walker, i do not mean to dismiss these concerns at all, but one of the hallmarks of this ring correct wave of demonstrations has been sometimes attempts to control the way other people use language. should we be concerned? >> well, i don't think we should be concerned. what i think we sh

tactics so similar to the syndicates that the investigation was rebranded capitol mafia. it shows consistent -- >> it is a classic method, in rome members of the criminal gang manage to condition local politician they corrupted the local administration to win public service contracts and if someone didn't cooperate may use violence. >> a convicted criminal nicknames the pirate. >> in 1981, his alleged accomplices are accused of safe uponning off millions of dollars supposed to pay for cleaning and garbage collection, leaving the city with substandard or nonexistence public services. >> on thursday, the lawyers of the defendants did not deny claims of corruption, but said they shouldn't be tried as mafia mobsters. having to pay public servants in exchange for favors. >> rome is in desperate need of solid leadership. the former mayor is under investigation over his role in the scandal. the new major was recently forced to resign over a relatively minor expensive scandal, even though he handed over the proof of years of corruption in the cities add min vagues to the they are

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it was more about crime and setting up the detective world and the mafia was kind of running gotham. that kind of fell apart and in this kaz um between the two mobs is coming all these independent, entrepreneurs of villainy, i guess. kind of led by penguin at first and he has his down fall. so now we're kind of seeing this bit of an arcy from the void of the mafia, all of these colorful characters competing against each other. >> cory, were you the little boy in the batman suit or is this all new to you? >> i was like, wait, what little boy in the batman suit. my brother and i had the 1989 batman film with michael keaton and jack nicholson. we were pretty obsessed with that one and started my love for tim burton as well. but we didn't read comics and play video games. we were just outside all the time, two young ohio boys. i loved batman, loved g.i. joe. those things were cool to us. but my love and appreciation for the int cassie and the complexity of batman and how vast it is, it has a 75-year history. it's really cool, special to be contributing something new to the myth ol gee, t

buena relaciÓn entre sÍ se convierten en cÓmplices perfectos y llegan a lo mÁs alto del mundo de la mafia. sin lÍmites dispuestos a matar, robar y extorsionar se han convertido en el terror de la capital inglesa. sin embargo cuando uno parece querer abandonar ese estilo de vida, el castillo de naipes se desploma y su caÍda serÁ inevitable. ♪ ♪ y la ganadora del gran premio regresa a la cuarta y Última parte de esta trilogÍa, en la cual se pone a riesgo el futuro en una guerra. en esta entrega el hÉroe quiere luchar, ya no por la supervivencia, sino por el futuro. se vincula con sus amigos mÁs cercanos para emprender una misiÓn final. un encuentro bÉlico para conquistar el territorio y liberar a las personas. una batalla que los llevarÁ a enfrentarse con enemigos peligrosos y trampas mortales con sus amigos en riesgo. y ahora me despido pero podemos estar conectados a travÉs de las redes sociales, usted puede saber mucho mÁs del entretenimiento. hasta pronto. julio: hasta pronto carolina. gracias amigos por elegirnos. buen fin de semana para todos. pasenla bien. nos vemos a

. >> michael spent 20 years in the mafia and left it all behind 20 years ago for his new. he said it has been the most rewarding >> i wish them tell me this 20 years ago. i tell you, there is nothing more satisfying and encouraging. i want to have an impact, a a positive impact on people. >> so in anticrime commission here mobsters were given a different reception, they came here under subpoena. >> i'm told i am the only former mob guy who came into this building that wasn't asked to testify against someone. to me that was a privilege. >> i got it right away. >> the old bras come back. >> michael's testimony has moved thousands of people. one who heard it for the first time today, former indiana congressman who is amazed by his story. >> it is important to hear from michael because it is a testimony that shows the power of the gospel, that there is really no place that we can be, no place we can go where the power of the holy spirit and the power of the gospel cannot win us. >> here we are. church and state, coming together with all due respect. should michael be talking t

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history, immortalized in aa mafia movie classic. >>> botched birth control? more than 100 woman who use the pill say a packaging error led to pregnancy. now these moms say the company should pay. "nightly news" begins right now. >> in nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt."

he says the people that turned against him as mafia turncoats. hackers charged in a massive cyber attack against j.p. morgan ase targeted five other national institutions. they allegedly stole personal information from more than 100 million people. today in manhattan, the u.s. attorney says they used that data to manipulate stock sales >> it is hacking as a business model. the valuable cyber intrusions helped generate for them tens of millions of dollars in stock fraud proceeds. in a way, it was a curious fraud on cyber steroids. >> the defendants targeted e-trade, t.d. aper trade and news core's dow jones. they were arrested in july in israel. e is still wand by the fbi. w to a consumer alert involving pre paid debit cards. if you are not careful, your money could be stolen. it happened to a new jersey man. he lost $500. here's news 4 reporter linda vaccara. >> they are not linked to a bank account or a line of credit. you load money on the card and can reload as oftens you want. you can spends up to that amount. to settle some of his bills, jam

buena relaciÓn se han convertido en cÓmplices perfectos y han llegado a lo mÁs alto del mundo de la mafia. sin lÍmites y despuÉs dos a matar, robar y extorsionar se han convertido en el terror de los ingleses. sin embargo cuando uno de ellos parece querer abandonar el estilo de vida, el castillo de naipes se desploma y su caÍdo serÁ inevitable. jennifer lawrence regresa a la Última y tan esperada última parte de la trilogÍa los juegos del hambre. en esta entrega cadakat ya no lucha por la supervivencia sino por el futuroni se asocia con sus amigos mÁs cercanos para emprender una misiÓn final. ahora si me despido. pero como siempre les recuerdo que podemos estar conectados a travÉs de las redes sociales y que usted puede saber mucho mÁs del entretenimiento. julio: carolina muchÍsimas gracias. nos vemos la prÓxima semana. mis amigos gracias por su amable sintonÍa. el lunes tenemos mÁs informaciÓn. a partir de las seis de la tarde llega noticiero nacional. no se olvide. el prÓximo lunes mÁs informaciÓn. muy buenas noches y muy fin de semana. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en

are you a mafia? you kidnap people lock them up and blackmail them, i said. >> slahi was arrested in november 2001 in his native mauritania. he came to the attention of the cia because of what the agency considered to be a series of suspicious connections. he had fought against the sophie yets isophiesoviets. it was alleged he crossed the path with a 9 9/1 9/11 planner. >> so i said, i was working for al qaeda and radio telecom. he seemed happier with the lie. >> but slahi maintains that although he was in afghanistan he gave up the fight long before al qaeda took up arms against the united states. prosecutors at guantanamo never brought charges against him. >> what have i done? i don't know, you tell me. look, you kidnapped me from my home in mauritania, not from a battlefield in afghanistan. so what's the next charge? it looks to me as if you want to pull any (bleep) on me. >> i put my clothes on and washed my face. my heart started to pound. i hated interrogation. i had gotten tired of being terrif

history, immortalized in a mafia movie classic. >>> botched birth control? more than 100 woman who use the pill say a packaging error led to pregnancy. now these moms say the company should pay. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. we start with a growing danger in the sky which threatened nearly two dozen flights last night alone across the country. the fbi is looking for potentially dozens of suspects who lit up planes and helicopters with potentially blinding laser pointers in at least 16 cities. one targeted the helicopter of our nbc station here in new york city which aimed its camera lens at the source catching the alleged culprit in the act. tom costello now with a rare pilot's view of this alarming threat from the ground. >> reporter: it happened 1500 feet over brooklyn. a bright green laser light suddenly lit up the nbc 4 helicopter cockpit. >> don't look, george. >> reporter: the reporter and his pilot nearly blinded as they hovered above the city. on the ground, a man who appeared to be targeting not only the nbc chopper but nypd cho

. >> this linked the mafia and the church. >> why do you think you didn't get the medal of honor? >> i can't allow you not to go into that because that is your job. >> we gonna bring this city back one note at a time. >> proudest moment in my life. >>> turning now to that downed russian war plane, the kremlin now saying one of its pilots is alive and well. also the turkish foreign minister saying the two nations will hold talks trying to ease the tensions. moscow was penning military cooperation with turkey earlier this morning. and it says it is ready to destroy, quote, any dangerous air targets. >> reporter: the language coming out of ankara has been one of deescalation, whilst turkey is not saying it is sorry for downing the russian jet, they say the military was merely protecting turkey's borders, and that it targeted that aircraft without knowing the nationality of it. it is saying they don't want this incident to be blown out proportion or to be escalated into deteriorating relationships between ankara and moscow. the turkish prime minister, for example, has come out with re

nephews of vent wh venewala are in cour because of drugs and planning a major airport heist and the mafia movie he walks out a free man and the governing body will decide if russian competitors will be allowed to compete next year and details later in sport. ♪ the u.n. security council is drawing up plans to send peacekeepers to burundi if the violence there spirals out of control. and a draft resolution on thursday condemning killings, torture and human rights violation, at least 240 people have been killed in burundi since april and that is where president began a bid for a third term which he conversely won and catherine is in the capit capitol. >> reporter: i just spoke to the foreign affairs minister here, elaine who says broadly he is happy with this resolution that was passed by the u.n. security council and says the u.n. happy that the u.n. recognizes the need of full dialog between the different political parties, whether in the country or outside the country. and they are saying there needs to be a national dialog and talks need to be jump started so it pacifies the country an

tactics so similar to italy's criminal as i understand coats, the investigation was rebranded capital mafia. >> they corrupted the local administration to win public service contracts, and if someone didn't cooperate, used violence. have. >> it will take months for a verdict to be reached. in the meantime, rome is in the hands of a commissioner oh pointed by the government who will have to manage a city left in financial and moral ruin. al jazeera, rome. >> a u.s. judge declared a second mistrial in the case of an alabama police officer accused of throwing an indian national to the ground. patel suffered serious injuries during the incident which was captured on tape. a deadlock among members of the jury at the trial was the reason given for the mistrial. the police officer involved in the incident was retired after accusations of using unreasonable force. >> staying in the u.s., it has rejected a request of a controversial review of a pipeline linking cab da to the united states. president obama is not likely to make a decision on whether the pipeline will go ahead before he leaves office.

. >> he's comparing politicians to the mafia. >> he has some advice for congress. >> you wouldn't believe how many things you could put >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> good morning, everyone, the skies are clear and the temperatures are falling and that strong westerly wind will continue to gust to 30 miles an hour during the overnight for your friday gusting to 40 miles an hour. that's tropical storm strength. the colder air moves in saturday, still windy morning lows in the 30's. better for the eagles game and then warming up next week. sue serio has the very latest for you on the weekend c d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (whirring) mmm. paper jam. okay, dad, i'm ready for take your daughter to work day. how come there's never a take your son to work day? 'cause boys are already on track to get all the good jobs. the dirty dozen? all guys. twelve angry men? uh, men! the x-men? mostly men. (bart and homer laugh) good one, dad. yeah. well, despite all that, today's going to be fun, dad! will there be lots of other girls there?

more surveillance ichn muslim communities that's where the terror thr oeat is coming from like the mafia came from t italian community. as far as putting anybody in a database because of their religion or back ground, absolutely not. >> reporter: we found plenty who coked th e republican of thr front-runner. >> i agree. >> there's more foreigners than american here. t>> reporter: trump tweeted -- we must defeat islamic terrorism and have surveillance ncluding a watch list to protect america. but you'll notice nothing in trump's tweet rejects the idea of a database either. by the way he don't lead virtually every poll in the republican nomination for the presiency. >>> police call at any time biggest marijuana ring in new york history and now 2005 its alleged leaders hlie been nabbed overseas. chief investigative reporter is here with exclusive in rmation. >> captured overseas the two alleged ring leaders were flown to new york today for trial. they are accused of importing the powerful drug that police say is killing kids and have streets like zombies. the feds say these two men were maj

. >> todo el mundo piensa que uno es narco, pura mafia. la verdad no es asÍ. reportero: estÁ atribuido a la mÚsica en especial a los corridos. ♪ me amarraron, me vendaron, me encaÑonaron, varios vestidos de negro encapuchados♪ >> nosotros hacemos corridos de lo que la gente escuchaba las noticias, los narco corridos como se le dice. >> cÓmo es posible que en tres minutos cuentes una vida? reportero: en algunas entrevistas los cuates de sinaloa han aceptado que han tenido presentaciones en fiestas de personas que se dedican a este negocio. >> estuvimos de fiesta de personas que ya fallecieron. no cooperamos con un cartel, sÓlo tocamos. somos de sinaloa y conocemos muchos amigos de sinaloa, muchas familias y por eso sale mucho corridos. yo creo que los medios han influido demasiado. o sea, esta importancia que los medios masivos de comunicaciÓn han dado estos temas han hecho que se conozca mÁs y se difunde mÁs. y de alguna manera lo que antes se trataba de una manera muy Íntima y personal, ahora ya con los medios sea magnificado. y eso hace que la g

an incident that inspired the mafia film "goodfellas." he was arrested last year but then it emerged that the conviction was likely based on false testimony. joked with reporters not to look for the body in the boot of his car. another life story we are following for you here. prosecutors at a singapore airport the last 24 hours minus been forgiven for thinking -- might have been thinking for thinking they were in a galaxy far, far away. the delivery of an outside was given a special r2-d2 delivery. everyone got into the "star wars" spirit. there was even a mock battle. if you want to get into that, get to the airport by january. don't expect security guards to be excited if you bring a lights aber through security with you. a strategic victory and major setback for the islamic state organization. kurdish peshmerga forces seized control of the northern iraqi town of sinjar. a resounding victory as though counting continues. burmese electoral commission confirms that aung san suu kyi's national league for democracy has won enough seats to

. >> this linked the mafia and the church. >> why do you think you didn't get the medal of honor? >> i can't allow you not to go into that because that is your job. >> we gonna bring this city back one note at a time. >> proudest moment in my life. >>> high schools that may want to change what some say are logos offensive to native americans may now have some help. there are till about 2,000 high school with native american names and mascots. and that adidas announcement coming this morning in washington. there are mayor problems that have to be resolved on their reservations. >> reporter: the ground i'm standing on used to be a sidewalk, the area behind me was a place to park buses and repair them. but for the last 30 years, students here on this reservation have had to use this as a school, with a waiting list of more than a hundred schools that need replacement. officials say the band aid fixes can only hold up for so long. funding for education is a big priority for tribal nations. it's also one of the issues president obama will discuss today as he meets with native american

emily: what determined how everyone in the paypal mafia ended up going their separate ways and how did you and steve end up together? chad: after i left paypal, i would meet up with steve and a few other engineers. we would meet for coffee on university avenue. and everyone had at that time a digital camera that had a video mode. this was right before cameras took off in cell phones. people had video files on their desktop that they could not share, including ourselves. how could we make it as easy as sending an e-mail? that was really what inspired us. emily: this is 2005, before smartphones, really, before high-speed internet was the norm. how difficult was it to get this off the ground? chad: i think because we knew nothing about video, we were not scared about getting into it. i think the same thing with paypal and payments. i think if we realized how much fraud and how many other hoops we would have to jump through in the finance industry, we probably would never have started the project. same with video, dealing with bandwidth and hosting and streaming issues. so because of that,

en esa Época cuando tuvo la prohibiciÓn, cuando tenÍa el control la mafia con el alcohol y tenÍan poder. luis: armas, explosivos y un sin nÚmero de artÍculos que en su momento fueron usados por extorsionadores y capos de los carteles son aquÍ expuestos para el conocimiento del pÚblico, pero tambiÉn se tome en cuenta a las agencias del orden. >> el fbi, y cÍa, para educar a la comunidad. luis: otra de las fotos favoritas que se toma la gente en este museo es en esta bonita silla elÉctrica. >> muchos artÍculos estÁn donados de la comunidad de la policÍa y tambiÉn familias de la mafia de los estados unidos. luis: aquÍ encontramos tambiÉn ropa, accesorios y un sin nÚmero mÁs de de objetos de la Época mÁs difÍcil de las vegas, y que ahora tienen un valor como si hubieran pertenecido a la realeza. el brazo de la ley tambiÉn estÁ representado en el museo, y aquÍ tenemos una corte parecida a las de 1933 donde se hacÍan los juicios acÁ en nevada. silencio en la corte! uno de los mÁs interesantes es la de joaquÍn garcía que fuera el agente encubierto del fbi que mÁs ope

. >> this linked the mafia and the church. >> why do you think you didn't get the medal of honor? >> i can't allow you not to go into that because that is your job. >> we gonna bring this city back one note at a time. >> proudest moment in my life. >> news and you have paris france, abdelhamid abaaoud was killed at a raid in the paris suburb of saint denis. we're getting a closer look at what happened nearly a week ago in paris. this is video published smoke the shooting at the calfify. people are diving for cover as the room is sprayed with bullets. it shows the incredible luck of one woman who managed to escape, the rifle jamming as he held it over her head. you can see the woman getting up to flee when the gunman moves away. 14 died inside that cafe. >> we are following other developing stories this morning. the bad weather hitting the northwest nah blamed for flooding and landslides. the govern of washington state declaring a state of emergency as more rains moved in. wednesday, they were clocked at more than 110 miles an hour. at least thee people have been killed, hundreds o

history, immortalized in a mafia movie classic. >>> botched birth control? more than 100 woman who use the pill say a packaging error led to pregnancy. now these moms say the company should pay.