in this case, the dea imposter did his homework. a quick search online shows there really is the dea special agent karl hatalsky in new jersey. the man on the phone is not him. and when grant confronts the imposter his tone changes. >> badgley start getting irate were upset because they are not winning. you know your win is getting your information in making the victim. >> the police department turned over the information from that call to the real dea. we spoke to an agent from the agency who says they've been investigating this extortion scam for the last three years. if you think you've received this call reported to the dea. >>> california's coast may be protected at the marine sanctuary under a federal proposal. the national oceanic administration would double the two marine sanctuaries off the northern california coast. they would extend over 2700 square miles. the move would restrict the movement of cargo ships, aircraft and jet skis and close the area to oil and gas exploration. >>> does the on the field success make some ad

. >>> he poses a as ayish -- as a dea agent but then he called the wrong number. >> you are calling the police department. [ indiscernible ] >> more of this and the problem police face in trying to catch the man. >> b.a.r.t. reopened the montgomery station but the evening commute is facing major delays. we are checking win b.a.r.t. and we will have a live update in just a few minutes. >> fog and low clouds make vug of the lunar ellipse difficult -- viewing of the lieuer ellipse difficult, which areas will have the most -- lunar ellipse difficult, which areas will have the most difficulty. >>> the montgomery station station is back open and ktvu's johna k is -- jana katsuyama is live to update us on the situation. >> reporter: when we got here the station reopened but the line was back to that pole. it has cleared. people are able to get down in the station. a minute ago i spoke to somebody who was coming back up because he said it is brutal. he was trying to get to oakland. he had to catch a plane so he came up here to catch a cab. we took a picture of it when it was really crowded. you

. >>> what happened when a caller posting as a dea agent demanded money from police. >> you're asking calling the police department. >> a mild spring pattern. how long it will last. the potential trouble for anyone with allergies. here, like this. and then cover the papi. that's it. locutora: al momento de nacer, el cerebro de tu bebe ya forma conexiones que determinarán cómo aprende...piensa...y crece. in the sky. [ babbles ] habla y lee a tus niños desde el primer día... cada palabra ayuda a desarrollar el cerebro. no cuesta nada. es fácil. y lo puedes hacer en cualquier momento. habla. lee. canta. tus palabras tienen el poder de moldear su mundo. aprende más en first5california.com/parents >>> the search for the missing malaysia airlines plane ran in to a snag. the u.s. navy underwater drone was supposed to search deep in the indian ocean for 16 hours. six hours in to that dive, the blue fin 21 exceeded its depth limit and a built-in safety device returned it to the surface. it detects possible wreckage. >>> intriguing clue to flight 370 involves the copilot. several reports say th

. >>> what happened when a caller posting as a dea agent demanded money from police. >> you're asking calling the police department. >> a mild spring pattern. how long it will last. the potential trouble for anyone with allergies. >> a potential piece of the puzzle surrounding malaysia 370. >>> the search for the missing malaysia airlines plane ran in to a snag. the u.s. navy underwater drone was supposed to search deep in the indian ocean for 16 hours. six hours in to that dive, the blue fin 21 exceeded its depth limit and a built-in safety device returned it to the surface. it detects possible wreckage. >>> intriguing clue to flight 370 involves the copilot. several reports say the cell phone of the first officer was turned on and the phone searched for a signal about 30 minutes after the malaysia jet turned off course. this suggests it was flying low enough to get a signal from a cell tower. pilots are supposed to turn their cells off when they push back from the gate. >>> a knife was found today in an enchilada at an airport security checkpoint. the tsa earlier told us it was foun

. >> we are with the dea, drug enforcement administration . he claimed to be with the dea, drug enforcement administration and left that message as avoids mail. he -- a voicemail. he warns they are part of a federal investigation and insists on a return call immediately. >> what is your position, i have never gotten one of these types of phone calls. >> there really is a dea, drug enforcement administration agent but it was not him. he turned the information to the real dea, drug enforcement administration and they have been investigating that scam for the last three years. now anybody, you, if you received a call like this, were reported immediately. >>> now it is 6:17 how are things looking in south san jose. >> reporter: it happened at tully road and at one point this was flipped over and now the northbound commute having a backup and again the accident that caused the collision is southbound 101 at tully and northbound is slowing passed the scene and it is not all that bad as we move to some of the other commutes in the bay area. from hayw

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. >> now that man claiming to the from the dea, drug enforcement administration left that message onn administration voicemail. he warns them, they are the point of an investigation and insisted on a call. >> what is your position, i have never gotten one of these phone calls. >> well, there really is a dea, drug enforcement administration in new jersey. he turned over the information to the real dea, drug enforcement administration and he has been investigating the scam for the past three years and if you received a call like that, report it immediately. >>> the man used a stole leap car to get to his court appearance. they are looking into the possession and they say the license plates had been changed. he told them they bought that car for $200. >>> it is 514 and he won 22 olympic medals and olympic fence fells i it was the first time in the 2016 olympic games and that will be the first competition and 0 continued and he it is fun watching his mother. >> he is back. >> time now 5:15 sal is back as well. good morning, sal. >> yes, but i never retired and i am still going strong. >>

going to go back to david katz former dea special agent who has been commented, i had to cut you off a moment ago, we were getting comments from the president. if you can pick back up where you were, go right ahead. >> the whole situation that, a thing like this could repeat itself is just mind-boggling. would you think that after the 2009 shooting which by the way the administration has never -- never identified what it was an act of terrorism, without question, they refer to it as an episode of workplace violence, an actual insult and disgrace to the families that were injured, why were those protocols, were they tested, were they vetted? how it could have happened again, i'm stunned. >> look, i hear you and one of the people we were speaking to a moment ago, chris bray, who was on post and charge of a lot of facilities says a lot of checks and balances have been put in place since 2009. and it seems like some of the checks and balances were after the fact. what are we going to do if this happens again? but surely just when these unfortunate awful shootings happen on university cam

so he talked to the dea they will confirm this. basically all of the hair when it comes and feed the drug habit in the has grown now and produced throughout latin america poppies, virginia virtually all like him of it from a tiny bit may come down to canada afghanistan but not a lot. it's almost entirely part of this. and the zone that i live in, the three most detrimental influences on our society, cocaine, which is a big moneymaker, and methamphetamines, it is all produced south of the border on this incredibly efficient criminal network on which anything can rise, drugs, human beings, terrorists, anything can write on this network. it is locally linked. it is an amazing thing to see. and it's virtually a wide entry into the united states and the middle east. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i will start with general kelly. just so that i have an understanding of where the figures coming from. i saw someplace that you told the senate armed services committee that you only had 5% of the assets that you need to perform the

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. >> the dea toll from the mudsliden washington state now stdsant 24. arch crews continue to look fo victims. 23eoplare still missing. askedgton's governor president obama for a disaster declaration for the state. >> tensions are hi on the korean peninsula. north and soutkorea red artillery shells into each other's waters. joint u.s.-south korean villager exercise. north korea called it anttempt to occupy and warm -- and warned of ste that could follow. chuck hagel responded with some stro words of his own. koreans have once again engaged. is dangerous and needs to stop. >> tsions have spiked with north rea testing a new miile and running a nuclear test. >> new at 11:00stiff accusations against cstonctio company carpillar. the company accused of dodging billions in taxes. a senate comttee says that caterpillar deferd $2.4 billion in taxes. they shifted some of their ofits a holding company in switzerland to avoid paying taxes in the u.s caterpillarays they are i full compliance withhe law. tonighta consumer alert. general motors announced a new recall.

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>> currently under federal law all extracts found in the marijuana plant are lumped together by the deaschedule 1 drug even though cbd is nonpsychotropic. >> do you plan to take the charlotte's web extract into the clinical trials? >> we do. we feel it's very important. >> but the stanley family face aa number of ca obstacles. a new be drug is approved at ucsf. >> the drug name is pure cannabidiol. the drug name is pure cannabidiol. >> the doctor was granted a full schedule 1 license. she started a study in january. the roughly 150 childre patiente children diagnosed with intrac intractable epilepsy. according to the doctor there is still little data verifying its efficacy. >> a major obstacle in using this drug, honestly i see them as agency the first application is to protect the patient. >> dr. cilio is testing as pooh single compound. the pharmacological compound is made by request companies in canada. low levels of thc and other coma cannabinoids. >> we decided to use pure cannabidiol. we thought it was safer. we know how much we are giving so we can evaluate the effect. and also,

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. >> it's set up through the dea, so all this is confidential, it's all bagged up and brought to theolice department and then, statewide, it is put in dispenser and burned. >> burned. that's the way to get rid of it. >> according to federal officials last year's event in the bay area collected 1800 tons of drugs. people turned out with hearts filled with kindness and buckets filled with paint at an elementary school. it was cares day across the bay area and nbc bay area is a part of that. there was a lot of painting going on at shepherd middle school. a color fool mural required delicate strokes. >> walk all the way over there, straight. >> i want to help. >> you can help me. approximate put your hands -- put your hands right there. good job. >> worldwide today, 80,000 comcast employees and friends were improving something in their community as part of comcast cares day. >> we have to put the second coat on. okay? >> can i do it? >> yeah. >> anchor jessica aguire brought her daughter, he is the. >> it's great to bring your kids out and share in the experience for what it's like to do

. >>> no dea deal with the peace n in ukraine. they won't move until the government in ukraine quits. >> the effects of the bp oil spill four years later. >> the captain of that capsized south korean ferry may face criminal charges. today prosecutors asking the court to issue arrest warrants for the captain and two members of his crew. the official death toll from wednesday's tragedy now standing at 28. 260 others listed as missing. harry fawcett is in jindo, south korea. where too despite odds, they are still searching for survivors. >> emerging out of the gloom, dozens upon dozens of vessels and at the top of it all, the sewol breaking the surface. approaching the period where when rescuers say the tides would be right for trying another dive. upturned hull. the day wore on and the ferry became completely submerged divers went down on ten spras se occasions. they began securing a line, and were forced back by fast-moving currents. preparation for four floating contemporaneous to be used to move the wreck to calmer waters. south

some 25,000 federal agents that range from the fbi to atf, dea. the big number in there is this prison number that is ever growing. and you taking action inside the department, the chairman and i work together on this, but he deserves the lions share of the credit. have put in the spending bill this prison reform effort. and i think that the time has come for our country to think anew about not just in the federal system but in the state system too. you've referred to it in your written testimony that there's a vicious cycle that takes place in many communities in which you have intergenerational poverty and we are kind of perpetuated in this cycle. we have to figure out how to intervene and interrupt it. and i'm arguing, and i've done this in private. me and you have -- all of the top youth mentoring agencies. you took the courtesy a year ago to meet with them. we could do so much more to get young people headed in the right direction before they ever get themselves in any kinds of untoward circumstances. so i think that's an investment we should

i can tell you he is a prolific drug trafficker and back in 2009, when he was first identified, by dea he moved more than 30 kilos of cocaine in 3.5 weeks. >> reporter: the feds have been busy in the south bay making drug arrests. if these guys are convicted they will face more than 20 years in prison. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a dog walker was trying to protect her neighborhood when she was killed. mario floyd and stephon lee were charged with the crime yesterday. the victim was 66-year-old judy salamon. police say she used her cell phone to record the suspects committing a crime in the maxwell park neighborhood and followed them in her car. minutes later she was killed. >> it's really sad that it cost her, her life. that's so horrible. she was very adamant about justice and things being right. >> after salamon's murder, neighbors raised money to pay for private security guards and some tell kpix 5 crime has gone down. >>> the state senate has voted down a proposal to require a kill switch on smartphones. proponents say phones should come enabled with it so they

there is a pamphlet about hearing dea -- nearing death. this is a dead rabbit. this is what i am working on now. this is a greeting card that i found, making it embroidered. it is for a very special friend. >> while we were looking at this, i glanced down and this is amazing, and it is on top of a book, it is ridiculous and amazing. >> i am interested in the serendipity of these still life compositions. when he got to the garbage and to see the arrangement of objects that is completely spontaneous. it is probably one of the least thought of compositions. people are getting rid of this stuff. it holds no real value to them, because they're disposing of it. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel. what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thi

[laughter] prejudice,dea of people who didn't stand up for it, as martin luther king once said, the most segregated hour in america is 11:00 sunday morning. any religion that had a segregated synagogue or segregated church is abominable to make, inexcusable. i never heard a defense of it. it never made any sense to me. and the waste of money and time and effort in racism is absurd. how anyone could think that in the year 2014 is beyond me. tavis: we will see -- >> how it all plays out. tavis: in the months and years to come. wem always troubled, when have these moments, there ought to be rich and ripe for the country to sink its teeth into, to have some real conversations about this issue, whether it is donald sterling or trayvon martin. we punt every time. it is therefore is to have a national conversation and we can't seem to get it together. >> what makes this conversation that 80% of the people employed are black. this is a white owner with a slave mentality. with wealthy blacks. we are not talking about the sharecropper son. we are talking about chris paul making $24 million. and th

the fbi has dismantled 421 criminal enterprises, dea 3400 organizations, and charging over 83,000 defendants of criminal -- in criminal court, all that while facing a sequester and impending government shutdown. imagine what you can do with certainty and funding. under the murray, ryan budget we have canceled sequester for 14 -- for 2014 and 2015. we now want you really should take a look at what your requests are. my goals for the hearing are three priorities. ofmunity security, in terms state and local. of course national security, and then oversight and accountability in terms of spending dollars wisely. to uphold the rule of law, protect civil liberties and communities. there's a request in here for $2.2 billion for state and local government that puts cops on the beat, puts away child abusers, processes rape kits, all those at the local level. we will be getting your views and insights about how those partnerships are working, and once of the funding process we can actually strengthen them to get better results and better enforcement. we also want to know that that thin blue line and th

and back in 2009, when he was first identified by dea, he moved more than 30 kilos of cocaine in a 3 1/2-week period of time. >> reporter: a lot of these guys if convicted face more than 20 years in prison. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the state senate has voted down a proposal to require a kill switch on smartphones. proponents say phones should come enabled with it to deter thefts. it would let owners remotely lock and disable stolen phones. this comes as the rate of cell phone thefts has soared to two out of every three robberies in san francisco, and 75% in oakland. the bill's sponsor senator mark leno blames corporate influence for its defeat. but the senate will take up the issue one more time next week. >>> happening right now in vallejo, people are actually lining up for a free dental clinic. kpix 5's cate caugiran is live at the solano county fairgrounds. cate, the clinic doesn't open for another half hour. >> reporter: that's right, frank and michelle. it doesn't open for another half hour but i want to show you this line. these people have been here some

the dea will leave that. we have an increase of more than by% between 2008 and 2013, the amount of heroin we have taken from the cartels that was meant for our shores. beyond that, enforcement alone is not enough. we have to come up with, we have to also make sure we identify this problem as a public health problem. police officers, doctors, educators, we have to come up with treatment programs, prevention, educational programs. i don't think we should repeat the mistake of a frankly, that we made that we dealt with the crack epidemic. when we looked at it only as an enforcement issue. there has to be in enforcement component, but we have to bring into play all of these other resources we have, including supporting the programs that you have described, these monitoring programs. it is why i think it is so important that our capacity to aid our state and local partners be made whole in our budget. these are issues that the federal government clearly has but on the in, ground it is our state and local partners

we have a close team at southern station and dea and uncovered an operation in drug traffickers in the neighborhood. this yielded 14 federal indictments, 13 arrest. we got 11 pleas. it's important to note that in this jurisdiction you are going to do 85 percent of your time. in this case 3 years. we are dealing with people who have been a problem in the tenderloin for some time. so as a condition of their release, they are going to have a 6-year stay away order upon release. this is a big win for us. i want to thank the d. a. for working as a team on this. this made a big difference. this is my doctrine right here. while these are inter related, i used this as a compass for me. crime prevention for environmental design and problem solving for community engagement whether related, enforcement can only take you so far and really only offer for the most part short-term results. this is the stuff that is going to give us sustain able impact in the neighborhood. >> so blight, we use this part of our crime prevention environmental design and contact property owners with blighted buildings. t

clearly they said that their country is better off without the dea. general kelly, who is a commander located in my congressional district that i represent, he was testifying in front of the senate armed services committee and he was are a blunt and this includes monitoring the traffic into the united states. it's an issue there of resources. as samaj ordination? you have coordination with them and as far as the budgetary aspect of it, how much ordination is there an are you consulted at all? what is the role? >> is part of our statutory authority during the drug control budget, clearly we work with the dot in the coast guard and others in terms of part of our ongoing supply strategy. and i actually got to go to talk to general kelly and see some of the work that he has been doing and these are obviously the core reduction strategy and we consider it significantly amount in the discussion with the general as well as the interdiction community through the work to lookout available resources and operational efficiencies that we can achieve in terms of m

back in 2009 when he was firsted identified by dea, he moverred more than 30-kilos of cocaine. >> there could be more arrests. >>> bad boys better watch out in san jose, we spotted the show cops filming downtown tonight. it is the first time the reality tv series has filmed there. police department is welcoming the cameras saying they will let the community see what they will do. >>> one of the fab four will drop the curtain on candlestick park. paul mccartney will play the last show in august. it was his idea. the 49ers have been trying to get him to open up the new santa clara stadium, levi stadium, but looks like san francisco will get in a fair well jab. the beatles played their last live concert ever at candlestick park in 1966. >>> hundreds of thousands of people have signed up to go to mars. yes, we know this sounds like some kind of internet scam. >> but this is for real, tonight, andria borba speaks to a bay area doctor screening the applicants. >> very curious. very interesting. >> reporter: make room marvin, the humans are moving in. >> we had the technology today to live on

underscored -- i'm going to switch over to prescription drugs and dea. i commend you for your effort. i was troubled by some language that you chose a noting your departments in four should -- enforcement initiatives. inferred, you seem to equate legitimate supply chain businesses to elicit not kardex cartels. i found that disappointing. this mindset is actually dangerous to legitimate business. as a matter of fact, how i am reading this, this is why , myoduced the bill legislation will encourage more doj andation between legitimate companies trying to work with you to prevent prescription drug abuse. the dea is going to the drug companies and saying -- you should've realized the amount of drugs you're sending out to this particular individual, you should've made the determination that that individual was abusing drugs and then these legitimate businesses are being held responsible for that. if the doj in this area and the dea talk with these companies, sit down and put together guidelines. they have asked heard that told me they have asked what the guid

. >> this is special agent calling with the dea. >> he left that message on a san leandro administrationne call. saying they are the recipient of an online pharmacy and conspiracy and insisted on a returned call immediately. one police lieutenant was happy to comply. >> what is your position there? i've never gotten one of these types of phone calls. >> i'm in charge the distribution. >> there really is a special agent with that name in new jersey. the man on the phone, that was not him. turned over the information -- san leandro police turned over the information to the real agent investigating this scam for the last three years. if you have received a call like that one, report it immediately. >>> you now have the chance to get your hagedz on one of the -- hands on one of the hottest gadgets in the tech industry. what you can do to get your hands on the google glass. >> reporter: atop a.c. transit official is accused of -- a top a.c. transit official is accused of stealing $500,000 from his own church. how prosecutors say he spent the money and how church officials are responding to th

and you know, the administrator of the dea testified there were those eight factors.do you agree with the president or do you agree with the director of the national institute of drug abuse that marijuana is quote part of a complex and evolving public health threat? do you just agree with that statement? it's not a complicated question. do you agree that it's part of a complex and evolving public health threat? >> i think that the -- what we have done, the way in which we are looking at those laws in washington and in colorado, the enforcement authorities that we have set out, i think that what we are doing makes a great deal of sense. it is a good use of the enforcement resources that we have. and i think it's consistent with the general approach that we have taken with regard to narcotics enforcement efforts. >> okay so i take it you won't answer the question. i can't blame you, because it would be all over the press tomorrow. you we know what the attorney general's opinion is on the danger of main juana. let me talk briefly about two other issues. $182 million in t

had a hearing today with the administrator of the dea.me in and testified quite emphatically that we are just seeing the tip of the iceberg in terms of the adverse problems with marijuana with a truly being a gateway drug. those are just the fact. bottom line, a significant percentage of people who start with marijuana and with a more serious drug. portugal,go back to they said by decriminalizing and/or or having the money spent are able to you reduce the risk that they went from marijuana to something else but you also have the issue of driving a trade underground and creating a criminal element when you have it labeled as illegal. asked ofuestion was the dea administrator and anyone who thinks we will drive out the underground market and the gang and cartel controlled market by legalizing does not understand how the marijuana market works. they will bring in the market at a lower price and she is convinced that argument is not one that holds water. >> let me ask you about another thing that you mentioned. , you're concerned that this is

tomorrow the dea holds its eighth drug take-back day. you can turn in your expired or unwanted prescription meds, no questions asked. organized, safe disposal keeps the meds out of the water system and lowers chances they'll are misused or abused. dozens of sites will accept the drugs. go to dea.gov and enter your zip code. >>> the new game that will keep bay area kids on their feet after the break. >>> we're going to be back in a half hour. at 6:00, the stow-away story made international headlines. new details from the mother of that santa clara teen about why he hopped into the wheel well of a plane bound for hawaii. plus what she's asking the u.s. government to do. >>> it's the future of gaming. powered by san jose teenagers. a game called the grid is on display at the tech museum. it looks like the arcade classic qbert, played by humans. players are solving a puzzle by stepping on tiles that light up. four san jose teens designed and built the game platform. one team member wants to see more girls designing projects like this one. >>

the dea official in charge of cool amazing the sense that fifth and most recent thing was unlikely to be from flight precepts. china's highest court has rejected an appeal by a prominent rights activist and up hills his four year prison sentence for disturbing order. kooyong says the ruling is absurd and will do nothing to stop stop what he called the tide of human justice into a legal scholar was found guilty in january of organizing protests against government corruption. he's one of ten people charged in connection with those protests. ukraine now where anti kiev activists and aunts and don't yet have reacted with skepticism to government offers to give the country's eastern regions more autonomy and more control over tax the spooky of his old self and an a seasoned pro russia agreed to stay and the occupation upcoming building sway some painful last week. it is to say that they're staying put until they get a referendum on independence pro russian separatist internet by going anywhere. they know an ultimatum for them to clear out the main administrative building in the region's ca

back in 2009 when he was first identified by dea, he moved more than 30 kilos of cocaine in 3.5 weeks. >> at least 18 people have been arrested and there could be more. >>> a dramatic rescue played out over the macarthur freeway in oakland. a man threatened to jump off an overpass. but as christin ayers reports, a group of good samaritans would not let him end his life. >> reporter: the picture says it all a suicidal person threatening to jump from an overpass on to the macarthur freeway while a group of good samaritans cling on. >> just looking at the traffic, i wanted to start crying. >> reporter: lonnie monroe was one of those good samaritans. he was crossing the ardley overpass at 580 in fruitvale when he noticed someone slip through this opening on the wrong side of the overpass. >> i turned around and i said, young man, why are you on that side of the fence? that's dangerous. and i'm over here to kill myself. >> reporter: lonnie didn't think twice. he immediately started following the would have been jumper standing face to face through the fencing. >> you got one person right n

. >> you had detroit police and narcotics, the dea, they were raiding houses left and right, arrested people in the house, took the dope, took the money. once it was empty, neighbors would burn the house down. they didn't want these people moving back in. before you know it, two or three years passed, the neighborhoods were devastating. >> these are casualties of war. >> best way to express it because those empty lots were once well maintained homes. >> now, detroit police are out there on the street, only thing they basically have time for is to respond to the major crimes. we have had families sitting in their house eating dinner, an aluminum sided house, somebody stripped the aluminum siding off their house as they eat. if all of a sudden there's a shooting, i'm sorry, i can't help you with your aluminum siding, i have to go to this shooting. >> you don't exactly have 1,000 extra guys just to bust loiterers or guys -- >> you come on your shift and you find out from the dispatcher that we are 80 something runs behind -- >> 80 runs behind. >> 80 runs behind, a national average for ho

bythere were days that went when it seemed like we had no .dea who did this how critical do you thinkl bostonas in solving the bombings and finding who did this? we as an application provider provide our services for free. we were not part of the investigating team because we legally couldn't do so. i cannot speak onto the classified side of things. efforts tolearly look for patterns in past data. an ongoing new social media was shared. the general population began to volunteer information. various photos began to be shared near real-time. our application was one of multiple tools that were available to law-enforcement during that time. ultimately this was solved by good old-fashioned policing. tools were part of the overall information envelope that was used after the events. well our otherw law enforcement agencies using crowd sourcing information and how good are these agencies at talking to each other? say there is aren't a pretty significant effort before the events of last year. there is a term you may hear called open source intelligence. , and by federal side the federal agenc

boseman has outlined how in some ways the federal government are enablers, from the post office, to the dea, etc.g drugs to one group, this is where the interagency task force needs to happen, and i think sooner rather than later. senator leahy, i know you have spoken on this and of course we are eager to hear your questions , and again your expertise in this area. >> madam chair, i appreciate about whatve said i've been doing. the attorney general and i have known each other for a long time, long before he was attorney general we have talked about this a great yield. dayw the article the other -- a great deal. i saw the article the other day post where somebody is having an overdose in new jersey and the person with them can call for medical help without being arrested themselves. we did this thing called the place in burlington, vermont, for seven or eight years back in the late 60's and early 70's, because, as chief law enforcement officer of the county i can put off-limits. nobody would fall to the record. we had young interns and residents at the medical school volunteer their time to

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. >> the i'd yay dea, architect, building, i love doing this. >> they will spend a year creating a parktheir neighborhood. >> the idea was to focus on design but also 21 century trades, it is very intense. >> the writing will reflect from it. >> they did not skimp on the details. >> solar panels will create energy for the lights. >> we wanted somewhere to sit. this is two seats for older people and two for younger kids and then we added this weird table. >> on this date, the team is helping the teens combine their design to do a small plastic model using a 3d printer. >> just lay it down one layer at a time. >> the plans keep getting more elaborate. >> we are going to take up about six feet and put grass on it. >> the next step is to build a full size high wood photo type right in front of the boys and girls club. >> doing it at the club p ensure the kids can experience it. >> finally the community comes in to test it out and it's a huge hit. the teen designers watch carefully to see how all their ideas work. >> it is pretty incredible knowing the kids have been using the stuff we built