the dea's special operations division and dea headquarters.sheriff kaine joins us from davies county, kentucky, where he served the davies county sheriff's department since 1974 in various capacities, including asthma tlol deputy, chief deputy and chief of investigations. his work experience includes extensive narcotics investigations both in an undercover capacity as well as as case investigator. sheriff kaine serves in various leadership roles for the national sheriffs association. he is a member of the board of directors and chairman of the drug enforcement committee. most recent he was elected to the executive committee of the national sheriffs association. finally please help me welcome executive director daniel salter. he joins us today from atlanta, georgia. he serves as a special agent with the drug enforcement administration for 31 years. for six of those years he was a special agent in charge of the atlanta and dallas dea offices. following his service with the dea, he was selected to serve as the executive director for the atlanta c

this leads me to what dea is doing to counter the threat. we recognize this will take persistent effort across a broad spectrum to include interagency and global partnerships. for decades we've maintained a worldwide presence to address the source of drugs and in this case we have a robust presence and critical partnership in mexico. in mexico dea continues to synchronize and expand capabilities to combat the growing epidemic. we have developed a bilateral heroin strategy for intelligence sharing coordinated investigations, training and increased sharing of forensic information and the control of precursor chemicals. we participate in a north american drug dialogue along with federal government officials from mexico, canada and the united states that focuses on building a strategy to attack the production of trafficking and consumption and misuse of illicit narcotics in north america. defeating mexican cartel and the opioid epidemic will require a community of effort at every level, state, local, federal and with our dedicated international

entre la dea y la secretaria de marina.Án van a una fiesta por un sujeto que sabÍan que estaba el nariz, el secretario de una de las personas mÁs allegadas al chapo que conocÍa a todos los grants del cartel. detienen a nariz y los lleva a # diferentes casas creen que se les escapÓ en una de las casas el chapo dice el agente del dea estaban cercano a aprender al chapo. luego de interrogar a varias personas 4 dÍas despuÉs reciben por inteligencias. reciben inteligencia viajar a mazatlan tuvieron que viajar vestidos de civiles y en vehÍculos no catalogados como de la secretaria de marina. precisamente para que los halcones las personas que isan las calles no le dieran informaciÓn miramar en mazatlan ahÍ toman preso al chapo que estaba con ema coronel y sus 2 gemelas. >>> a pesar de los argumentos de trump que es necesario para mantener la inmigraciÓn ilegal un informe demostrÓ que la lloir de los inmigrantes que se quedan en el paÍs de manera irregular han entrado de forma legal con visas temporales. y los mexicanos indocument

absence at this press conferencesotand our deapartners are unable to join us today because of the government shutdown, so i am here today because this operation greatly benefited the city of oakland">haaziq on camthe chief says the atf and the dea were both on the ground today's operation, just can't do any media until the government shutdown ends. this investigation has not ended. police say they are still searching for more suspects...live at opd headquarters haazq madyun kron4news (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) developing news tonight... a federal judge is considering requiring p=g=&e to reinsspect it's entire power grid before fire season begins, to make sure they are doing everything they can to prevent their lines from causing wildfires. kron 4's dan kerman is live at p, g and e headquarters in san francisco with details. dan? pge probation change 0110185 insertwhen pacific gas and electric was convicted of violating safety standards and obstructing the investigation into the san bruno gas pipeline explosion, the utility was placed

administration agenton, air traffic controllers, along with federal law enforcement including fbi and dea agents. these hard-working americans are suffering because president trumps and republicans in congress refuse to support bipartisan legislationrt to end the shutdown and reopen the government. we should be working today to pass bipartisan legislation to end the senseless and useless shutdown and reopen the government. sadly, no votes are scheduled today by the senate majority leader. this means the trumps shutdown will continue. the house did their job in past bipartisan legislation to end the trumps of the. but senate majority mcconnell has thus far objected to bringing this legislation up in the senate. in fact, yesterday i joined many of my colleagues on the senate floor in an effort to pass once again bipartisan legislation to reopen the governmentre but majority leader mcconnell blocked our effort and the pain will continue for so many across this country. why is the government shutdown over the past three years president trumps has publicly promised well over 200 times that mex

the truth is there is no national emergency, the dea, the drug enforcement agency, confirms that thedrugs entering the us from mexico come through official border crossings, they do not come from illegals crossing any sort of border illegally. if you look again at the evidence of terrorist groups, which donald trump says are sending operatives, again, illegally into the us from mexico, there is not one known case of a terrorist entering us territory from mexico. these are more donald trump untruths. no, i mean we could spend all day long if you want to go down the rabbit hole of how many politicians flip—flop, so i think that that is politics as usual. however, i am from texas and i completely disagree. this is a national border, national security crisis, as well as an humanitarian crisis. yes, people in 2016 — yes, there were slightly fewer crossings, but it spiked again at the end of 2018, and what we've seen are 60,000 people coming across the border a month. these are cb — border patrol statistics, not white house statistics. with respect, the numbers... now, what... wait, wait..

agents, dea, coast guard fbi, us marshals, why do we make their lives harder when they are the security professionals who are charged dealing with the issue we try to figure out? and then finally thank you to all my colleagues because one week ago unanimous consent past the backpay order the president signed so now we are guaranteed the federal treasury will write a check for the paychecks for all of these workers. it will probably be more to close and restart but now we can take that to these workers. so if we are going to pay them anyway, why wouldn't we want them to be serving americans? the federal treasury will write the check is of that better there in their offices processing applications and serving their fellow americans rather than locked out? we stop them from striking from operations but we are locking them out of their offices well we agreed to give them full payment for the work they would have been doing had we not locked them out. i yield the floor.

he's talking about drugs, but the dea is going to be part of what is not funded at this point. why not get those six appropriations bills passed, pete? do what you can do, be the adult in the room, and say "you know what question argue no i'm fighting for the border wall more than anybody, but at the same time, we can't put the nation in the position where the dea can't even do its job." kennedy is right, most of those illegal drugs are coming through ports of entry. which means we do need more people at those ports of entry. >> kennedy: or to take a different approach to the technology. >> harris: technology, whatever it is. but i think there is so much on both political sides where they could come together. vital think they can do it before the next pay period, which is tomorrow. >> pete: and the white house, i believe, is attuned to that reality. they will be pressure. >> harris: absolutely. >> pete: but you will watch the next 24 or 48 hours. i think last night was a big moment. i think more people tuned in and watched it then we think. he wanted to perimeter on the wall. i

. >> the dea has gone after legitimate doctors very aggressively for prescribing or overprescribing in some cases it is borderline dea has guidelines that people think is good medicine that is a whole other conversation overprescribing opiates has nothing to do with the border. >> i'm trying to agree with you. but they have had a 30 percent of reduction from doctors and they estimate that 30 percent drop is entirely filled in by the illegal drugs. kennedy: do you know, what els else? the legal cannabis now can legitimately buy. the more sophisticated that market gets, people can treat various ailments with greater specificity and more efficiency. >> i have been for legalization for decades. we are having to conversations while they are illegal and enriching the cartel there are ways to limit their spread into this country. kennedy: the most efficient way to do that is to end prohibition of drugs even if you find to me them in moral and we focus our energy on addiction and treatment not incarceration to spend billions of dollars on a drug war that is failing us. you are awesome and smar

the ngont line people dealingng with this come immigration judges, customs and border patrol folks, dea agents from the coast guard, fbi, u.s. marshals, why would we make their lives harder when they are the safety and security professionals who are charged with dealing with the issue we are trying to figure out and a final level i want to thank all of my colleagues because a week ago by unanimous consent t conse tested al the president signed yesterday so now we've guarantee that the federal treasury will write a check for the paychecks for all these people. it's actually probably going to be more because to clos patristd research costs a bit more but we have agreed to pay back pay so if we are going to pay them anyway, why wouldn't we want them to be serving americans instead of furloughed? if we are going to pay them anyway and they are going to write the check wasn't to be better here in their offices answering the phone, processing food stamp applications serving their fellow americans then walked out of their office? we've are federal workers from striking because of the need for

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agent, dea agents, coast guard to the interdict drugs, fbi, u.s. marshals, batf agents. i would make their lives harder when they're the safety and security professionals who are charged with dealing with the issue that we're trying to figure out? and the final level of surreal logic as a you to my colleague from indiana is, i want to thank all my colleagues because a week ago we by unanimous consent past the back a bill that the president signed yesterday. so now we have guaranteed that the federal treasury will write a check for the paychecks for all of these workers. it's actually probably going to be more to close in restart cost more but we've not agree to pay back pay in this and any future shutdowns to these workers. so if were going to pay them anyway, if were going to pay them anyway, why wouldn't we want them to be serving americans instead of furloughed? if were going to b pay them anyway, if the federal treasury is going to write that check, wouldn't it be better that they're in their offices and ring the phone processing food stamp applications, serving the

the fbi agent, the dea agent who stopped the flow of drugs intercountry and immigration officials to control the border. this senseless shutdown isn't with them great pain in every part of our country. everyday impact spread between hard-working americans in every corner of the country particularly concerned the united mine workers of america. because i do believe we owe them so much even though i'm not a supporter, i am a big supporter of the coal miners in their retirement benefits. yesterday i heard the reimbursement of health care providers are not being processed, which will lead to the shortages that jeopardized the health care 35,000 workers at the shutdown continues. back home in san francisco, members -- we are being bombarded by them and they are the most eloquent, articulate for opening up government. in san francisco, thousands of people are being denied paychecks. people think of employees only been in the washington area. they are in small town u.s.a. and other places around the country including the bay area. he explained that he could have a garage sale and it won't b

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the dea toll going up after a fiery crash on interstate 75 near gainesville, florida. around 50 gallons of diesel fuel spilled on the highway. seven people died here. in addition to the seven people killed, sevenin more arhe hospital tonight. and some in critical condition. >>> new key pieces of evidence in the search for suspected gunman accused of killing a seven-year-old girl. let's start with the .sket this is the sketch of a suspect right now.tt jazmine and family went for a coffee run when a man openede' fire. jazm family said someone in that truck started shooting a them. >> reporter: do you know how many gun shots? >>on i know, but he finished his clip. >> reporter: connected to an unsolve shooting in that same area in 2017. jazmine's family believes t shooting was racially motivated. >>hank you. when we come back, a search that has been going for nearly five years takes another turn. >> a story you saw first today on news 4. the new search for relisha rudd. >> what happens if the shutdown lasts long enough to impact your tax return. >>> the issue with this vul

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but the shutdown is significant impairing the fbi and dea agencies. these are impacted. agents are doing their work to keep the public safe, they're dedicated and they'll do their work no matter what, but with many analysts on furlough it's harder and harder to work effectively to keep the public safe. i want a fbi that's got all the resources they need. everybody on duty. everyone working. but if you only get-- if the fbi is undermined because of the shutdown, we are less safe. if the dea, drug enforcement agency is undermined because of the shutdown, we're less safe. you don't have to be a law enforcement expert to say that. so, it goes on from there, mr. president. i've got more, but i won't because of the hour, but i'll go back to the beginning. there are adverse impacts today with people not being paid as of friday. that alone is compelling and urgent and insulting, frankly, to us as americans and directly insulting to those families, who don't deserve this. it's going to get a lot worse though. that number is going to grow and grow if people, not just those directl

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the dea agents who stop the flow of drugs into the country and the officials who control the border. this senseless shutdown is inflicting great pain in every part of our country. impact spreads, reaching the lives of hard-working americans in a every corner of the country. i am particularly concerned about the united mine workers of america. they spend a lot of time in my office, but because i do believe we owe them so much even though i'm not a big supporter of coal, i am a big supporter of the coal miners and their retirement benefits. yesterday i heard from the united mine workers of america, who warned that reimbursements of healthcare providers are not being processed which will lead to the surface shortages that jeopardize the healthcare of 35,000 mine workers if the shutdown continues. back home in san francisco, members have stories -- we have a storm because we are bombarded by them and they are the most eloquent, articulate, justification for opening up government. in my city of san francisco, thousands of people are being denied their paychecks. people think of public fed

marshals, coast agents, atfs, dea agents, fbi agents, tsa agents, and air traffic controllers from being paid to intentionally hurt those we charge with protecting the country, we would consider it an attack on our country. if a foreign adversary took these steps to embarrass and much ofe us, to bring the nation to a halt, to divide us against one another, we would attack. it a these acts are not being conducted by foreign adversary. they are intentionally waged against american workers and citizens by the president of the u.s. advertised in december he would shut the government down gladly on the responsibility. he has claimed pride in what he has done and suggested he could keep it shut down for weeks or months. it is this president who is waging this attack against the american public. madam president, you are aware i have long criticized the tendency of congress to allow presidents of either party to wage war without requiring congressional approval. i criticized president obama for unilateral military action in libya, and syria and i criticized president trump for unilateral militar

hoy tambiÉn testificÓ un agente de la dea que participÓ en la segunda captura del chapo guzmÁn en mazatlány al verlo dijo" dios, eres tÚ, el chapo." >> lo habÍan buscado en varias residencias en culiacÁn donde descubrieron paneles ocultos debajo de las baÑeras. el momento de su detenciÓn se encontraba con su esposa emma coronel y sus pequeÑas gemelas. en nueva york de yeri chÁvez univisiÓn. >> el gobierno de trump habÍa separado mucho mÁs niÑos de los padres de los que se ha informado. no se sabe exactamente la cifra total. la oficina de la inspecciÓn general del departamento de salud y recursos humanos dice que el conteo inexacto se deben parte que muchas familias migrantes fueron divididas antes de la llamada tolerancia cero. >>investigadores del gobierno federal investigaron que miles de menores indocumentados que fueron separados de sus padres aÚn no estÁn contabilizados . la averiguaciÓn fue ordenada por el departamento de salud de servicios humanos que maneja el programa de refugiados el cual se encarga de alojar a los menores mientras no se encuentran las familias que los patrocinen

el abogado del chapo se habÍa mostrado incrÉdulo ante la visiÓn de vicentillo de que la dea le habÍauien dio detalles sobre una redada que tuvo lugar en una lujosa residencia en cabo san lucas donde, supuestamente, se escondÍa el chapo en 2012. dijo que el capo mexicano logrÓ escaparse con la excusa del operativo donde participaron mÁs de 50 miembros de las fuerzas especiales y la marina de ese paÍs. el video de la redada mostrÓ hasta el dormitorio desordenado del capo y revelÓ su talla de zapatos, las marcas de sus prendas, nike levis colonia de preferencia: eternity de calvin klein. emma coronel no ha puesto pie en la corte desde que comenzÓ el aÑo. entre otras evidencias recogidas estuvo una libreta donde el chapo tenÍa anotados asuntos tenientes como el de hacer un pago de 3 t de mariguana y comprar armas. el agente explicÓ que los oficiales no resbalaron la parte trasera de la propiedad y que alguien tuvo que haberle infiltrado informaciÓn o chapo sobre la redada. en nueva york, nayeli chÁvez gellar, univisiÓn. ilia: las autoridades de houston, texas arrestaron un sospechoso en

dea atenciÓn y saliÓ nuevamente a hablar del muro, pero los demÓcratas no le cedorÁn un centavo y suada >> las operaciones fundamentales del gobierno no deben ser cerradas o abiertas por una agenda polÍtica. >> durante los prÓximos dos aÑos, serÁ una de las voces mas duras en washington. >> asÍ las cosas en la capital, en otros temas las licencias de conducir que millones de inmigrantes sin documentos tienen en mÁs de 12 estados se pueden convertir en un pasaporte a la deportaciÓn, activistas denuncian que departamentos coboran con rantes, rte cristina hablÓ con uno de los denunciantes >> como millones, cynta sintiÓ manejÓ por creyo las mentiras. >> que qlo mismo que le pasÓ a hombre que dice nunca tuvo problemas con la ley >> fui fui arrestado y arrestads que entregaron informaciÓn con mi acta y otras informaciones. >> Él es solo uno de activistas mencionados en esta demanda, dice que es persecuciÓn >> los Últimos dos aÑos han habido 40 arrestos >> contactamos a ice si. >>, pero por e, perol cierre p l gobierno nos dijeron que no tienen personal disponible para responder. >> autorid

secret service agents, border control marshals, atf and dea are impacted. and na is working without way, as are air traffic controllers and tsa officers. >> everybody talks about 800,000 fedel employees. that's just the 800,000 of us that work. how many wives, spouses, partners, children? >> we don't know when this is going to end. we don't know when the income stream will pick up again. >> the tsa union says some officers are starting to quit. >>> for me furloughed workers, waiting around for congress and president really an option.ot mortgages need to be paid.ch dren need to be fed. news 4 met up with two prince george's county sisters who are both federal workers and prime earners for their families. they came up with the idea of making and selling cheesecakes. >> we need tmake sure we're curing a future for ourselves and for our families and hopefully for others, as well. >> the sisters bake out of their home ift. washington. the cakes cost about 30 bucks d they've already received 100 orders from across our area, and some as far away as texas. >>> spea

stop bombs from coming on to planes and the fbi agents who track down terrorists in our country, the dea agents who stop the flow of drugs in the country and the officials who patrol the border. this senseless shutdown is inflicting great pain in every part of our country and every day the impacts spread, reaching the lives of hardworking americans in every corner of the country, and are particularly concerned and the united mine workers of america. i spent a great deal of time in my office because i do believe we owe them so much even though i'm not a big supporter of coal, i am a big supporter of the coal miners and their retirement benefits. yesterday i heard from the united iron workers of america who warned that health care providers are not being processed which will lead to the service shortages that jeopardize the health care of 35,000 mine workers if the shutdown continues. back home in san francisco, members have stories and on this we have a storm because we're being bombarded by them because they are the most eloquent and articulate justification for opening up government. in

tambiÉn asegurÓ que la frontera es una tuberÍa para una gran cantidad de drogas ilegales, pero la deaos llega a travÉs de puntos legales de entrada. dijo ademÁs que el muro fronterizo serÁ financiado indirectamente por el gran tratado de comercio nueva, pero este acuerdo entre canadÁ, estados unidos y mÉxico no entrarÁ en vigor como mÍnimo hasta el aÑo 2020. ahÍ tiene usted. el polÉmico muro que quiere levantar el presidente en la frontera con mÉxico ha servido de inspiraciÓn a su hijo donald trump jr. para hacer un comentario en instagram. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> juzguen ustedes quÉ tanta profundidad tendrÁ su comentario. el cierre de gobierno llegarÍa hasta los cupones de alimentos que usan 38 millones de ciudadanos, y es que aunque la administraciÓn trump prometio que esta ayuda se seguirÍa dando durante febrero ya no habrÍa fondos para marzo si el cierre continÚa, el departamento de agricultura se estÁ apoyando en una prohibiciÓn de la ley del presupuesto que expirÓ el 31 de diciembre y permitÍa al gobierno hacer ciertos pagos hasta 30 dÍas despuÉs delfÍn del presupuesto, el

. >> dana: a former agent in charge of the dea special operations division. of this is happening in the wake of this el chapo trial in new york. setting that aside, as interesting as that may be, the drugs are still coming across the border. >> they had a record seizure of fentanyl. one kilogram of fentanyl can kill 500,000 people. china is a communist country that would love to cause chaos in our country. it's really disturb. >> dana: what about what the rancher was talking about? it's harmful to have illegal drugs coming into the country, but it is all hurting people's livelihood on the border. for some critics of the president who might say the drugs in this case weren't coming over the border. it was under the border in tunnels. that doesn't mean you shouldn't have more border security. >> the cartels run a billion dollar business. they will get drugs into this country. the idea of the wall is to create more focus at the ports of entry. that's the whole idea. this seizure yesterday was done in arizona at the port of entry because the brave men and women o

la defensa de 'el chapo' guzmÁn no podrÁ contra interrogar a este testigo sobre su relaciÓn con la dearritorio mexicano, felicidad, la informaciÓn que tenemos hasta ahora desde brooklyn new york. >>> claro que sÍ, y mÁs tardo en el noticiero telemundo habrÁ sin duda mucho mÁs de este juicio que se pone muy interesante. >>> cambia hoy el panorama polÍtico en washington dc donde asume el nuevo congreso en medio de dos semanas de cierre del gobierno federal. con la nueva cÁmara de representantes dominada por las demÓcratas se prevÉ que se abran proyectos que chocarÁn de verdad contra el muro del presidente Ú. >>>>>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪).. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> quÉ bonito que simbÓlico ver un mariachi en el capitolio, nos vamos directamente hasta la capital con lori montenegro y lo que nos depara esta jornada ¿qÉe tal? lori? >>> muchas gracias felicidad y feliz aÑo nuevo a ti bienvenida pesar que el ambientees es que hay mucha esperanza con este nuevo congreso, el nÚmero 116 como decÍas estarÁ controlado por los demÓcratas, los republican

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sospechosos que iban en la camioneta, residentes de las vegas fueron arrestados segÚn un exagente de la deaarreteras de dallas en texas no solamente se transportan drogas sino tambiÉn grandes cantidades de dinero, armas y humanos. >> las autoridades investigan la causa de un incendio que consumiÓ al menos ocho unidades de un complejo de departamentos en el condado harris en texas, el siniestro se registrÓ a eso de las cinco de la madrugada al norte del condado, a pesar que las llamas consumieron varias unidades no se reportaron heridos. >> hoy se cumplen diez aÑos del dramÁtico aterrizaje de un aviÓn en las aguas del rÍo hudson en nueva york, una hazaÑa que se conociÓ como el milagro en el hudson, el vuelo saliÓ de la guardia hacia charlotte cuando la nave colisionÓ con una bandada de bebÉs gansos, el piloto salvÓ la vida de las 155 personas abordo. >> las autoridades de nueva jersey investigan las razones que tuvo un individuo para ingresar a las instalaciones de ups y mantener a dos mujeres rehenes antes de ser abatido por la policÍa. >> emilio nos cuenta que familiares del sospechoso cue

is a foreign adversary figured out a way to block border s,ards, us marshals, coast guard members, dea agents, atf agents, fbi agents, tsa agents and air traffic controllers from being paid to intentionally hurt to those that we charged with protecting our safety and security, we would consider it an attack on our country. if a foreign adversary took these steps to embarrass and humiliate us, to bring much of the nation to a halt, to divide us against one another, we would consider it an attack on our country. but, these acts are not being .onducted by foreign adversary they are being intentionally waited against american workers and american citizens by the president of the united states.e he had resized in december that he would shut the government down and gladly owned of the responsibility for it. he has claimed pride pride in what he has done and suggested he might keep government shutdown for weeks or months i. it is this president's who is waging this attack against broad swaths of the american public. madam president, i think you are aware that i have long criticized the congre

kennedy: he not only invented the program with the help of the dea and helped the nsa create a programormation warrantlessly. he also said at the time that the patriot act didn't go far enough! >> this is an opportunity for democrats to put their money where their mouth is when it comes to minority communities and crime. kamala harris has already said that she wants marijuana legalized across the country. here's her chance to talk about that. and we'll see if democrats willing -- kennedy: they won't, they won't, and republicans are going to fall all over themselves congratulating him and throwing him softballs instead of pressing him where they really should, because the republican party in some ways is making great strides on civil liberties. and we'll see if the members like ted cruz and mike lee show up and give it to him a little bit. >> it'd be a shame if democrats missed the opportunity to work on something that impacts -- kennedy: last word. >> they're going to treat this like a campaign ad for -- kennedy: of course they are. absolutely. and klobuchar, she's going to do the same

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dea said.he new trade deal with mexico and canada will just pay for the wall many times over. no, it won't. the fact is mexico is not paying for the wall. no trade agreement would cover those costs. but here is the thing, in december the senate overwhelmingly passed a bill to fund the government through february and from what we could tell and it is out there -- and just go back and look at the sound bites, it was then when the -- i don't know what you want to call them, the fringe of the republican party, the rush limbaugh and ann coulter and officials screams again at the president and he runs away from it. is it official that these people should govern or should the president and congress govern. >> i think the president and congress should obviously govern and i don't know that is in fact the case. i was not in those meetings with the senate where they agreed to and i don't know what senator mcconnell and the president and then chief of staff kelly, the discussions they had as to, you know,

sounds like a dea report, but it's court testimony from cartel members at the trial of el chapo.mes to getting drugs into the united states anything including homemade submarines is better than than open border. no wonder the dea came to the same conclusion writing, the majority of the flow is through privately owned vehicles entering the legal points of entry. it's an area where donald trump has been consistent. he correctly stated more americans died of drug overdoses in 2017 than were killed during the vietnam war. it's true a lot of terrible drugs are coming from the southern border but it is the southern border of connecticut. that's where a farm is located that's being sued for helping create a nationwide opioid epidemic killing americans every day. executives complain about sales targets and push for bigger targets. republicans say even one life lost to an illegal immigrant is too many. they are right. every death is a tragedy which is why it is worth noting at the dawn of the opioid epidemic with 59 deaths in a single state purdue's president wrote, this is not too bad. c

this morn young man is facing charges for stabbing his father to dea in prince george's county. police say david flores jr. killed his father at their home in beltsville on monday when officers arrived atou the h on cedarlane. he died at thehospital. we're told his son admitted to the crime. no word, though, on a motive. >>> 4:07. a measure todecriminalize metro is one step closer to becoming law. th voted for t first time to override a veto from mayor muriel bowser. we have shown you people cheating the system by jumping over the gates. der the new law f you're caught, you will still face a $50 fine. you will not face jail time and a criminal charge. supporters of izdecriminion say stiffer punishment unirly targets poor people. the mayor sided with metro itse 50 million dollars from fair evaders. it must go through congressional review before becoming law. >>> the county police department in arlington county decided body cameras are too expensive. it's roughly $300,000 a. ye "the washington post" reports that smaller police departments across the country said they programs.ord

. >> a dea by the endf the day is unlikely unless democrats and the president can agree to a compromise on funding for a border wall. as the shutdown drags on, a major power shift has happened in congress. for the first time in 8 yearsmo ats control the house of representatives and nancy pelosi has retaken the speakership. one of the first acts last nighp was tos two bills that will reopen the government, but they have no chance of t passing republican controlled senate. democrats say the shutdown isn't their fault. >> we're trying to come t an agreement on which we can all agree but holdi 800,000 people hostage, holding the people's government hostage is not what they expected. >> coming up, we'll hear from new local mbers of congress who are already dealing with angry constituents over the shutdown. >>>ew this morning, the trump administration wants to send more troops to the border to string wire there. it's a type of barbed wire or razor wire. it will go on top of the existing bder fencing. it could extend the military's current employment at the border until the endf september. the

. >> new at 11:00, a dea on a roadway. a car hits and killed a pedestrian. this was the scene earlier this evening. that vehicle struck the victim as the pedestrian was crossing the street.r the driveid stay on the scene. police closed the scenes in th ea during their investigation. >> now that was one pleasant weekend. things are changing,, thou and there's going to be a lot of weather talkers this week. let me show you what we're going to be talking about. take a look. as we head intot' torjs a slow rev up for sunshineg notho worry about tomorrow. tuesday we're talking rain changing over to snow during the pivotal evening commute. wednesday morning there could be ys and icy patches and it's going to be blustery and then the dangerous cold as we head towa thursday but waking up tomorrow, pretty pleasant, temperatures in the low 30s. a good amount of sunshine to startff your monday. stick around. i'll have the details on everything we just headlines. back to you. >> thank you. >> a louisianarranted in virginia accused of murdering five people including hisnt

according to the dea. but about 25% or so comes with body carriers. wall is this part of an integrated solution. there's a need for a lot more border patrol officers, technology, as well. the idea of the wall is that you stop the overland smuggling of those drugs, that 25%. you force it to go through the ports of entry in the vehicles, and you bring in more personnel and technology to get it there. and to me, that's -- it's a crisis level up here in small town america, and i think if we can do something like that, we can -- we can address this opioid epidemic before it kills a lot more people. and by the way, we can't address it unless we stop the overland smuggling, which is done through the body carriers that's just not going to happen. it will never work without an integrated solution. >> paul, is that -- i mean, is the opioid argument a valid one in terms of building a wall? >> it's not the one the president's using. there is a crisis with opioid addiction and i think this president has been pathetic in how he has addressed that. everything michae

according to the dea's 2015 national drug threat assessment, cartels, quote, transport the bulk of theirrugs over the southwest border through ports of entry. in trucks, hidden on people. it's something former d.h.s. secretary john kelly, then the chief of staff of the white house, pointed out in a 2017 senate hearing. >> tell us, what are the most important metrics that we need to be cognizant of. >> another metric would be the amount of -- and it mostly comes through the ports of entry which is another discussion that we can certainly have here. but the amount of drugs that come through. >> all right. as for fentanyl specifically, dea testimony pointed to, quote, numerous illicit fentanyl class substances, the mass majority of which are manufactured in china, msnbc's jacob soboroff has reported over and over again that are easily obtained through the mail and come in through airports. that is a problem that a wall would do nothing to stop. steph? >> so, let's talk about the issues and the solutions. we've identified several different problems so let's figure out how could we potentiall