every place where you see color ink, that's all thick methamphetamine. and they let that dry.hen after it dried, they put food coloring on top of the methamphetamine so it looks like grass, a plant, the sun and then they write a little note here, like a kid would write. and it says, "con mucho amore," "with much love" and addressed it to the person that was supposed to get the methamphetamine drawing. we received two of them just like this. you remember that commercial, trix cereal, trix is for kids? it was godsent for narcotic traffickers, and what they would do, they would take the small colored cereal and they would carefully access the package. they would dump out some of the kernels and crush them up on a table. once they were crushed up, you take narcotic-laden balloons with glue on them and run them around the cereal. that dries and they put this back into the package, virtually impossible to detect. really a clever way to get drugs in. >> an investigation within the california correctional system found over 10% of all inmates to be under the influence of narcotics at a

we have them for different types, heroin, methamphetamines, marijuana.f it's positive it's going to turn bright yellow. it's not turning any colors. it's negative. it's not heroin. >> number one is information gathering. we read mail. we talk to the inmates. we talk to staff. listen to phone calls. they talk by the on the telephones and in the mail and they'll schedule a date which they come to visit. so we wait for them, when they come in, serve them the search warrant. >> most of the time females bringing in drugs, so myself and my partner perform unclothed body search and usually recover the drugs. when we get it it's usually like this. in a balloon, packaged up in bundles, sometime large like this, sometimes they're in small ones. they may mix it up in a package of peanut m & ms so it looks like it's peanut m & ms but he's really swallowing dope. >> it gets smaller every year, which shows we're doing a really good job over here. >> most of the drugs getting into corcoran arrive through visitation. but for inmates like de moore hill conjugal visits ar

methamphetamine misses badly come the dangers stroke. methamphetamine is a prescription drug. in every step of the way, the stigma of psychedelics makes this much more difficult. if this were any other drug from a sub on somebody currently but that was getting these results from the pentagon with the investing in it and the fta would be fast tracking it. the really interesting thing is obama and announced this initiative with the government was giving all this money to fund this trial with they would plant computer chips in people sprayed any sort of pacemaker come with the that somehow computer chips with fans that negative suppression. it is nowhere near that to mention it's invasive has permanent effects. so it really is about the psychedelic experience. it is threatening to a certain part of our culture. i will pass the microphone around. >> i have a two-part question about the contrast to troop between psychedelic therapy in other treatments. is it your position that ptsd can only be treated as such to flee through the use of psychedelics? >> no, no, no. in fact in these

>> it's positive. >> it's drugs. >> and it's just off the table. >> methamphetamine off the table. >>f the table. any amount is too much. so as you can see we have three bags. and at one time you can see that all three bags held a pretty good amount in them. yeah, a pretty good bust for us. >> the inmate who was holding the meth is taken to segregation pending investigation. but due to the large amount of meth, the team pulls 30 inmates at random for urinalysis. >> 57, kimbrough. is that you? >> when the testing is done, seven have come up positive for meth. >> so now we are currently writing them up, getting all the paperwork done, and then we'll be moving everybody off the floor. >> kimbrough is one of the seven inmates who tested positive. >> we'll do 30 days, right? we'll do 30 day, right? i think it's like 20 to 30 days, yeah. >> romero you are going to 310. kimbrough, you're going to 308. >> do drugs, do time, you know better. here you go. >> this is my lovely write-up. they just make me sign it. i have to agree. it's stupid. >> during her 30 days in the hole, kimbrough will los

combined 14-year sentence for assault to commit sexual abuse, assault on a peace officer and methamphetamine manufacturing. >> one day i'm at my girlfriend's house. they kept talking about how great it was. how you've just never been so high in your life. stayed up 15 days off a trip. someone said some choice words to me i didn't like, did some things i didn't like. i was tired of it. i snapped. i wanted her dead. i plead guilty to sexual assault with intent to commit sexual abuse. it carries a two-year sentence. i'm not proud of it. that was my best friend. and i'm sorry to this day that i did it. they put me in ccu because i have a background of mental behaviors. they diagnosed me with schizophrenia, multiple personalities. >> a few hours after our cameras left ccu, etter got into a verbal fight with a female correctional officer that quickly escalated. c.e.r.t., the correctional emergency response team, is called it in. >> he's been banging his head on the door. spitting at the glass. refusing to follow any orders. have permission for use of force or extract him from his cell? >> for secu

marijuana, methamphetamine, heroin, opiates, and cocaine.drugs, his alert symbol was, you saw him sit down, looks at me, shows it. all he's looking for is a toy. that's all they work for. >> later, the dog shows some interest in a stack of cdc blues at the prison laundry. >> we've completed the search with negative results for narcotics. we've hit both support buildings "a" and "b." what we're going to do now is head over to our eco facility, which is our level one facility. we're going to go into a. when we get to cell 101, just pop the door. >> okay. >> the isu team now moves to the cells. >> right there. >> how you guys doing? >> all right. >> we're going to search your house. >> sometimes the inmates make wine out of fruits, oranges, apples, raisins. it looks like this may just be water. >> the pictures. they're only supposed to have them in a certain area in the cell. they're supposed to be like family, personal pictures. >> the officers examine everything, even items that seem harmless. >> even though they may have their bible or koran

methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine and marijuana, the majority of each of those drugs. >> from mexico.of the cocaine originates in mexico. >> right because of cartels. no they are sort of waving as they go by. >> i'm not sure i agree with you on that. i would like to see just so the audit has clarity, much more stringent border enforcement. in fact, i'm the guy that called for the national guard to go down there. >> i recall. >> i wanttÑ that to stop that. >> by the way, they sent the national guard. they kept them seven miles back. >> look, the truth is that president obama has no heart for this fight. to regulate illegal immigration. he doesn't have any heart for it he made a situationf@h4r worse. that's truth. >> we agree 100%. >> i don't know about this executive order actually leading to more crime. i don't see that anyway, i was going to ask you about you can do it in 30 seconds? why are the oil prices dropping so fast? >> because all of the major oil company cans listen to your complaints over the past several years. >> thank you. and by god have acted. >> all right. i'm looking

when the officers arrested the suspect he had methamphetamines and other paraphernalia. it's not too hard to figure out what you do with a hundred dollars. we might be surprised how this homeless man decided to spend it. cameras secretly recorded how he would spend money. allison caustic shows how the man unknowingly to fight stereotypes. when you to start joseph pollard lynn famous for making prank videos like sex with your girlfriend and mafia murder came up with the idea to give a homeless man $100. . it wasn't he wanted to track how the homeless man would spend the cash. with a promise than a hundred well when weighted secretly filmed. mann's first stop after getting the money? a liquor store loaded down with to fullbacks from the liquor store the man makes his way. to way park followed up all along by lin and his camera. inside the bags and a liquor no booze just food. a man with nothing to get caught giving all that he has. and lynn of the things you to prankster left speechless a video made it the idea of exposing the homeless. this simply exposing a man who defie

. >> these drugs are being marketed and sold as legal alternatives to marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, lsd and heroin. >> reporter: in the last four years, more than 300 synthetic designer drugs with names like spice, n-bomb and bath salts have flooded into the united states. even the popular club drug molly, which is marketed as a pure form of the drug ecstasy, is being replaced by a variety of synthetic compounds. according to dea scientists, the highs may be the same, but the molecular structure is modified just enough to evade the law. >> you know, andrew griffin joins us again now. you look at these drugs, and it's interesting, the kids in that picture, it totally changes your perception of the whole drug industry. i think people hear people taking illicit drugs and it conjures up an image in their mind of who people are that are doing this, engaging in this sort of behavior. these kids had these drugs marketed to them, you said. what does that mean? they're living in this neighborhood, they obviously have good parents. how does one market a drug to kids like that? >> you put it

investigators say the driver of a car that crashed in a power pole in sonoma county was likely high on methamphetamine. it happened yet on bo day ga highway. it knocked out power to 30 homes in the area. the driver said he was headed to the north pole to see santa. he tried to fight an officer when he was taken to jail. >>> north korea is erased from the worldwide web. >> the entire internet goes off- line in north korea. some say a single person could be behind it all. >>> plus, a different kind of santa's elfs are patrolling the airports this holiday season. why these toys are not what they seem and could be dangerous to your child. >>> the tale of who weather days. nothing but fog if you were out this afternoon, nothing but sunshine in the afternoon. both in berkeley today. the temperatures near 70. what does this mean as we look toward christmas? just a couple days away. the forecast is next. ,,,,,,,, (nats) "...get by with a li help from my friends." cocker hit the big time covg this famous beatles tune. mt of his biggest hits were co - but . >>> british singer joe cocker has died of lung cancer.

the cell mates share a strong appetite for methamphetamine. >> what am i in for? cooking meth. back in 2002, i get pulled over. i have a lab in my car. microwave, everything. they pull me over for a traffic stop. they say, oh, look what we got here. cooking meth. what a surprise. i was cooking it, dealing it, doing it. anything i could, i was. i can't lie, i like it. you know, the meth. the whole lifestyle it comes with. living like a rock star. going to clubs, you know, naked girls dancing. oh, what's up? yeah, baby, that's right. >> never sleep. >> never sleep. >> bosheers landed in prison after a robbery to support his meth habit earned him 18 years. >> i went through the whole progression from cocaine to heroin on up. been a speed freak for years. >> my whole life has been dope. dope, dope, dope. i was a crackhead. i know crack is disgusting. i was a crack head for two years of my life. my wife left me, took my kids. i was like oh, crack is bad, maybe i'll do meth. >> meth is better. >> meth is better. then i ended up here. >> go figure. >> yeah. yeah. >> i know meth is pre

stacy addison was arrested after sharing a taxi with a stranger who picked up a package of methamphetamine found the package and took everyone in custody. anon line campaign publicized her case and now released. she's awaiting the return of her passport to fly home to oregon. >> did you hear about this? a special christmas night delivery aboard a philadelphia transit train. a baby, the mother went into labor just as the "l" was arriving at a station. two police officers dashed on to it and began the delivery. other than disentangling the umbilical cord no problems and gave the baby to mom wrapped in dad's shirt to keep the infant warm. one of the cops said he had already opened his present at home and then got one more last night. >> mom and baby doing well. >>> now a christmas miracle involving a boston terrier. the dog survived a 15-story fall in sacramento, california. sam is 13 years old and doesn't see very well. his owner says the dog became disoriented and fell off the balcony but managed to land dead center in a hot tub. sam has a fractured pelvis and ribs but the vets say he's goi

he was all so and possession of methamphetamine and narcotics paraphernalia. >> reporter: italianatesays the rise may the buyer may have started in the garage of the ship. 419 people have been rescued the rescue operation is now over many passengers exposed were exposed to smoke inhalation and hypothermia. >> reporter: president obama has released a statement says the longest war in history is coming toward responsible end and afghanistan. he stayed all the people that were involved since 1911. the u.s. will still maintain a limited presence in afghanistan. >> reporter: will be the interview is now available on i tunes. in an 81 $2.8 million and the interests over the holiday weekend. is making $15 million in online sales. the interview was initially available to you to go play and a dedicated solely website. the online gaming sovereign is back up this morning. text box sony entertainment says the network was attacked. a group of hackers that go by the name of lizards what took responsibility. and now the fbi is investigating >> reporter: you've got mail unless you're trying to use g

in 1996, i caught a drug charge, a methamphetamine charge, i fell under the california's three strikes and you're out law. i ended up getting a sentence of 35 years to life. >> aaron yost was 11 years into his latest sentence when we met him at kern valley state prison in california. he says his problems stem from a near life-long abuse of drugs. >> i grew up with drugs. my parents were quote/unquote hippies. both my parents dropped acid. my mom's dead now from a drug overdose. when i was 9 years old, i was rolling joints for mom and dad. >> yost's life is now largely confined to this cell, which he shares with another inmate. >> i'm not comfortable with this. i don't like men, i like women, you know? and this, to me, it's disgusting. i'm still irritated. if i wake up in the morning, i'm agitated because i have to live with another man. >> now, the closest yost comes to female companionship is through his tattoos. some of which are too graphic to show on television. >> that's what i dream about, that's all i got. you know? >> i remember when we met aaron, the man was tattooed, incredib

. >> these drugs are sold as legal alternatives to marijuana, methamphetamine, lsd, and heroin. >> namese spice, enbaum and bath salts flooded into the united states. even the popular club drug molly which is marketed as a pure form of the drug ecstasy is replaced by a variety of synthetic compounds. according to dea scientists, the highs may be the same but the molecular structure is modified just enough to evade the law. >> they alter the compound ever so slightly to avoid the laws in the united states. once they alter the chemical, it is no longer a controlled substance. >> so it's a game. >> it is. >> these drugs are particularly dangerous because users can't be sure what they're getting. >> we've seen packages that have the exact same label, the exact same brand, same flavoring, that are scented the same with the drugs in them. >> the state and the federal government banned drugs with synthetic drugs but the manufacturers stay one step ahead of law enforcement. >> these chemical companies anticipate future law enforcement actions whether it be new laws and they have a new chemical c

reporter: he rushed koda to the emergency veterinarian, where they determined koda had ingested methamphetaminethe officer, who was grateful his partner made a full recovery. >> very relieved. i was really excited the next day to go pick him up. couldn't wait for my shift to begin. >> reporter: and the two have been at it ever since. officer dell pradda tells me this is the first time koda ingested any of the drugs, which they admit is one of the dangers of the job. >>> a scary situation this afternoon in southern california's upscale beverly hills. police shot and wounded a bank robbery suspect inside the lobby of the lux hotel on rodeo drive. a gps tracking device inside the bag of stolen money led police to the suspect who was reportedly trying to check in at the hotel. the suspect was taken to the hospital. an l.a. tv station says he is in critical condition. no one else was injured. >>> 10 freshman senators and 27 assembly members took the oath of office to become members of the california legislature. >> reporter: today was the official swearing in ceremony. current lawmakers showed up to

detectives also found equipment and key ingredients that go into making methamphetamine. >>> do you recognizehis man? he's wanted for robbing a port richmond 7-eleven yesterday. he tried to use a bank card to pay for cigarettes. when his card was rejected, he jumped over the counter and began hit being the employee, grabbed the cigarettes and took off. one worker suffered minor injuries. >>> investigators are also on the hunt for this guy. police say he broke into the ace check cashing agency. video shows him moving from room to room looking to steal cash, but he left without getting anything. >>> 39 new police officers were sworn in today. these new officers along with all of their new colleagues are being required to listen to a video message from the mayor. mayor nutter says in light of the grand jury decision's clearing white officers in death of unarmed black men in new york and missouri, there is a trust gap between police and the public. >> abusive, prejudicial, oppressive policing cannot and will not ever be tolerated in philadelphia. it really has no place in american law enforcement

reporter: addison was arrested two months ago when a fellow passenger in a cab was found with methamphetamine. the passenger said addison wasn't involved, she was behind bars until yesterday. >> she was happy to be out of there. just kind of in shock. >> reporter: but, addison can't leave until she gets her passport back. >> i have also heard they can keep her for the trial. >> she is still cat sitting for her daughter. while her release made for a merry christmas, she was hoping for a happier new year. sthak she can have that passport in her hand, get on a plane and, you know, come home. >> we certainly hope that happens and soon. stacy addison quit her job as a veterinarian in 2013 to travel around the world. her travels were abruptly stopped there with that situation in the east. >>> a nigerian girl says her father handed her over to b militants. >>> russian president vladimir putin considers the u.s. a major threat and now he's put it in writing. ñzóó >>> welcome back to cnn coverage, i'm natalie allen. north korea is lashing out at the u.s. for releasing the film "the interview." it call

the resident had in idea the man she share add taxi with had several points of methamphetamine on himnd when police pulled the cab over everyone was arrested. this happened in october. she has been incarcerated in a woman's prison since. after an outcrew the prosecution finally let her go. she is still in east timor and can leave when she received her passport. >>> the morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >> fires came to the rescue in more ways than one during a house fire in san francisco. >> a strong opening day for "the interview," used as an opportunity to give back. >>> a protest is planned this afternoon in union square but organizers do not want it to look like last night's protest in oakland. >> the weekend forecast is dry and sunny and cool. we do not have flight delays. we do expect to see a dry pattern right into the new year. >> a couple of citizens have quickly cleared cleared and nowt have morning hour traffic and all the details straight ahead when we return. female announcer: during sleep train's hugeom foyear end clearance sale,s! get beautyrest, post

and koda sniffed out cocaine hidden in the car and also found methamphetamine which he accidentally inhaledng upon the dosage, it could be fatal. i didn't want anything to happen to my partner. it's a long two and a half-year relationship, we've built a monday. >> they do have a tight connection. the officer rushed koda to an emergency clinic where the dog was treated and released the next day. he said talks are trained to get -- dogs are trained to get close to substances but koda has never inhaled a drug. it shows how much in danger they can be. >> they are, too. >> yes. >>> 7:23. felony charges filed after the oakland protest after the grand jury decision. coming up in 25 minutes, what police say undercover police officers witnessed that landed three men in jail. >>> plus, military members urged to make changes to their social media accounts. up next, the threats from isis, prompting this warning. >>> a warning was sent in a joint bulletin by the fbi and the department of homeland security. the bullty lynn expresses concern over calls by isis militants for their supporters to look throug

arrest baker was already on parole for earlier convictions, including auto theft and possession of methamphetaminea drug she says she's been addicted to for the past ten years. >> i was so bad, my mom passed away, she had cancer and she passed away, and it's like i didn't even notice it. i still haven't dealt with it. all she wanted was a relationship with her daughter and i was so high i couldn't do that. and so now she's gone and i can't go back to that. >> the incident that led to baker's eight days in segregation began with a spat with naeisha hardy, her bunk mate in the general population unit. >> she walked past me and pushed me. i told her you could have said excuse me. >> i went to get on my bunk. i walked past her without saying excuse me. >> she said, no, what you should have did was move out of my way. i said no, bitch what you should have did is said excuse me. we started cussing each other out. >> i just broke it up, had them come to the desk, called an escort in just to get them separated. >> after detention officer rich broke up the argument, she decided it would be best to move bak

micah butterfield who was serving six months for possession of methamphetamine showed us her recipe forminuto. >> corn nuts in water, let them soak. then you add hot jalapeno cheese. i feel like i'm on a cooking show. then you take hot and spicy pork rinds and add it all together. once all of it's wet, you eat it. it's hot, spicy. see? that's minuto. it looks nasty, huh? >> while it was a noble effort, i don't think this won anybody on the crew over, but she was trying to do her best with the tools available at the time. >> the same was true when it came to female inmates and makeup. while a few items such as mascara can be purchased from the commissary, most inmates choose to save the money on eye makeup and create their own. colored pencils were a popular alternative. but inmate susan huergo took things to a whole new level. >> all women have a morning ritual on how they put themselves together to work their best. i thought it was really, really interesting how susan would do her hair in the morning. she would mix a package of jelly with cocoa butter and put it in her hair as hair gel

the cell mates share a strong appetite for methamphetamine. >> what am i in for? cooking meth. back in 2002 i get pulled over. i have a whole lab in the car, microwave, everything. and they pulled me over for a traffic stop and say, oh, look what we've got here. cooking meth. what a surprise. i was cooking it, dealing it, doing it. anything i could do with it, i was. i can't lie. i like it. you know what i'm saying? you know, the meth, you know, and the whole lifestyle it comes with, you know. you know, it's like living like a rock star, going to clubs, naked girls dancing. oh, what's up? la, la, la. yeah, baby, that's right. >> never sleep. >> never sleep. >> boshears landed in prison after a robbery to support his meth habit earned him 18 years. >> i went through the whole progression from cocaine to heroin and on up and just been a speed freak for years now. >> yeah, my whole life has been dope. >> dope, dope, dope. >> i was a crackhead. i know crack is disgusting. >> he was a crackhead. i was a heroin addict. >> i was a crackhead for two years of my life. my wife left me an

. >> pike was at maricopa fighting a variety of methamphetamine-related charges. including burglary. >> i can't believe people tune into this bull [ bleep ]. when i get out and go to get a job it says please explain your criminal history, well i'm going to have to back a truck in or see attachment "a" because of all my charges now. >> pike says all his charges stem from one bad relationship. >> my relationship with meth has been ongoing since i was 12. i've had a little bit of break time when i get incarcerated, so it's the only time i clean up. since i've been 12 years old, i'm now 28, i've been using meth. i shoot with a needle, i use a syringe. extremist. >> i assumed because meth has such deleterious health effects that his missing teeth were from meth, but he told me a different story. >> this is get hit in the face with a car club now. this isn't meth mouth. >> what happened? >> a friend of mine got burnt on some money and i went to go get the money back from him and we were in an apartment complex, going to an apartment complex. there was a guy standing on

>> during the few months the pair dated clapsy says he often used drugs, including methamphetamines. then one day clapsy says he discovered two movie tickets in the back pocket of mary alice's jeans. >> usually, you don't go to the movie by yourself with two ticket stubs, so i got a little suspicious. sometimes i'm not as smart as i think i am. i found out during this yelling and screaming match that she was actually married. she was separated. she had been separated for a couple of years. but legally she was married to some guy. >> clapsy says he went into a drug-fueled fit of rage. >> i said some horrific things. i mean, i threatened everybody in her family tree, and this husband and anybody else. i mean, and her dog, too. i mean, just it was, you know, if you tell anybody i'll -- >> clapsy kicked mary alice out of his house, and over the next couple days he continued to obsess over the situation. he says he went on a meth and cocaine binge. then devised a plan. >> i wasn't going to let her get away with this. i mean, just it was -- today was the day of reckoning. i convinced my ro

jesse and jane were basically the ross and rachel of me methamphetamine.heir relationship did not end well. she choked to death, jimmy hin distribution style. bu but now she's back to life and she's here tonight. miracles do happen. by the way, christmas is coming, which means it is that magical time of the year when it's hard to tell if you're having a snack or eating a scented candle. these are -- i was in the supermarket this weekend. there are so many weird christmas flavored foods now. these are actual products. these are holiday flavored pringles. pumpkin pie spice, sin more sugar and white chocolate peppermint. they say it's like santa in a can. here we have holiday corn. which is -- it's candy corn, the kind you get at halloween, they repainted it to honor the birth of the baby jesus. they repackage a lot of traditional sweets. candy cane milanos are a big thing. they grow organically in the fields of pep ridge farm. a ton of gingerbread options. gingerbread peeps, in case you didn't have enough of those at easter. ginger pred trix, ginger bred ore

. >> these drugs are being marketed and sold as legality actives to marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, lsd and heroin. >> in the last four years, more than 300 synthetic designer drugs with names like spice, n-bomb and bath salts have flooded into the united states. even the popular club drug, molly, which is marketed as a pure form of the drug ecstasy, is being replaced by a variety of synthetic compounds. according to dea scientists, the highs may be the same, but the molecular structure is modified just enough to evade the law. >> these chemical companies are altering the compound ever so slightly to avoid our laws here in the united states. once they alter that chemical, it is no longer a controlled substance. >> so it's a game. >> it is. >> these drugs are particularly dangerous because users can't be sure what they're getting. >> we have seen packages that have the exact same label, the exact same brand, same flavoring that are sent to at the exact same time that have completely different drugs in them. >> almost every state and the federal government have passed laws outlawing

jackson faces several charges, including possession of methamphetamine. >>> well, the search is on tonight for a missing woman from los altos. police say 87-year-old teruco clark went missing this afternoon. she was walking her dog near south spring erode and terrace court. she is described as 5 feet tall weighing 92 pounds last seen wearing a gray jacket and black pants. the dog she is walking is the size of a lap dog, and it is white in color. if you have any information, please call police. >>> now to your microclimate forecast. take a live look at the golden gate bridge. the roads are dry tonight. rain is not the story anymore. of course, chill has gotten into the forecast. but now we're talking about the wind. meteorologist rob mayeda joining us now. it's going to be getting gusty soon. >> combine the two, we're talking about a certain windchill factor for the bay area tuesday into wednesday. right now a bit more mild than 24 hours ago. 54 degrees in san francisco. 47 in san jose. in fact, our 24-hour temperature chain shows you defight the fact it's cold in santa rosa sack, down to 3

cota sniffed out cocaine hidden in the car and found methamphetamine which he accidentally inhaled. >> depending on the dosage and how their body responds to it, it could be fatal. it's a long 2.5 year relationship. we built a bond that it's not like any other. >> he rushed cota to an emergency clinic. the dog was treated and releaseds other day. the dogs are trained to get very close to controlled substances but cota has never before inhaled a drug. >>> today sam liccardo will officially be declared san jose's new mayor. the registrar voter says a manual recount determined that the machine count was accurate in last months election. liccardo beat dave cortese by 2700 votes. but questions were raised by the tally the day before the election. and the closeness of the race. liccardo will be sworn in as mayor on january 6th. >>> if you don't like heights, don't watch your tv. happening today about 90 people are going to repel 26 stories down a san jose building but they are doing it for a good cause. here's video from two years ago of a similar event in san francisco. this morning people

the woman says she had in idea the man she shared a taxi with had several pounds of methamphetamine on. when police pulled the cab over everyone was arrested. this happened back in october. she has been incarcerated in a prison since. after a huge outcry and campaign for her release the prosecutors finally let her go. she is still in the country. she can leave when the confiscated password is returned >>> sony play station network is down this morning in a hacking attack that affected it and microsoft's xbox. both services went down yesterday morning. the hacking group lizard squad claimed responsibility if both outages. business insiders report that there were threats to take it down. but milk mike says xbox is working. no word when play station will be up and running. >> uber is facing another hiccup in the plan to expand globally. c.e.o. is facing criminal charges in south korea. authorities say uber you have limited local taxi licensing laws. he is charged with operating an illegal taxi service in the country. he could be fined up to $18,000 or spend two years in jail. uber spokesm

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the girls that were coming to visit these guys were coming with drugs secured, whether it was methamphetamineseroin, marijuana, acid, pcp. any drug that was in demand in the yard at the time, that i knew would make the most money, is what i would have these women bring in. >> perez told us, visitors usually smuggled the drugs inside small balloons. >> if there were balloons the size for you to swallow, then we would usually wait to the end of the visit. at the end when he's kissing the visitor good-bye, she's passing everything from her mouth to his mouth. he would hold it in his mouth until he's ready to get searched. when you're going to get searched, that's when you swallow it. by the time it takes for the balloon to travel from the stop of your throat to your stomach, is 45 minutes. you use that window to get home and throwup, so you don't have to go through all that. if it was too big to swallow, then we would secure it through the rectum. if it was going to be done that way, we couldn't wait to the end of the visit. we would have to do it at the end of the visit. >> sur vafl answer showe

. >> but at the time davis was on an eight-day high from methamphetamine and didn't realize the intrudersactually his friends. >> once you're up that long on a drug you actually hallucinate. when they came in, i have friends running in and out of this house all the time. it was a bachelor house. you know what i'm saying? basically i thought they came to rob me. i done run them off once that day. when they came back, i thought they was trying to get me. that's the kind of person i was on the street. if i thought you was trying to get me, i was going to get you first. >> i've known him for over a year. that's my buddy right there. i haven't had any problems. we always get along. i had him moved down here. he wanted to move in. >> it has been four days since jason rogers arrived at brushy mountain. despite his initial anxieties he's adjusting to life behind bars. >> actually, you caught me on another good day. i got out of a smaller cell and got put in a bigger one. i had a cellmate up there, they moved me into a cell with another guy up there for one night last night. now i have another cel

she was detained in east timor because she unknowingly shared a taxi with a stranger carrying methamphetamine. well, she's now out of jail and a guest of a former leader of the small southeast asian nation. details on her release are not known. iraqi police say the isis-appointed governor of mosul has been killed in a coalition air strike. that governor had been in office for less than a month. u.s. air strikes had killed one of his predecessors as well. >>> the president may be on vacation in hawaii but america's conflictors seas against terror groups like isis and the taliban are never far from mind. while visiting with troops, the president reflected on the impending end to the combat mission in afghanistan. >> afghanistan has a chance to rebuild its own country. we are safer. it's not going to be a source of terrorist attacks again. >> to discuss, let me bring in ben ferguson, cnn political commentator and host of "the ben ferguson show" and maria cardona, cnn political commentator and democratic strategist. maria, let me start with you. does it seem too soon, maria, to make a comment lik

she signed for the purchase of the cold medicine, which was the main ingredient used in making methamphetamines. most people were scraping by in legal ways, babysitting, working part-time at wal-mart, the director told me he could talk about what people used to do for work by their disfigurement. and the men who did this were missing fingers. we are the last resort to lies. but jewell explained there was a small-town about 70 miles away who managed to buck the trend, he was from the family that had once owned the largest furniture operation in the world. and yes, he was from that family on the back of so many americans. and the story of how he fought against the tides of globalization work load legal and political intrigue and judging from what he told me about the asian competitors, he imitated the booming voice and the experts were going to tell him how to make furniture. but there was another even juicier story. he was no longer living in this eponymous company, he had been booted out of the family business a domineering relative in three decades later the family still had local tongues wagg

and arrested without incident and obviously jackson with methamphetamine paraphernalia one day when they arrested him >> : airport delays which there aren't many right now. sfo oakland san jose mineta and but let us wait and rather unsettled tracking social conditions and fog on the sunday morning. missouri stand right now kron temperatures in san francisco 37 in the borough was freezing and santa rosa at 33 degrees to work for six for with city 50 and half moon bay 54 and tell the tale. and freezing temperatures at the fog check fog tracker for less than an hour from now widespread fog currently already on the bay area and ease bay valid as well. we death fog advisory in place for the north bay along the 1 0137 and sonoma county run county lines. mark and then this is clearly drawn and will set clear a little bit we still have some lingering fog and east bay as well and bill hang around in the afternoon but later in the afternoon and driving conditions should return by the afternoon commute morning runs this is how well they got. 39 and center fell 42 richmond of 36 in new concord 33 fo