but i think will protect the oig into an expensive database the oig might not be is office convenient for that is members of the public for people and individuals in jail. so i feel that is your opinion didn't reflective on my opinion but needs to be factual. >> i don't want a back and forth dpa has done a good job and example pa will make a decision and no office or data the report provided to us who that sales force came up with the complaint system for dpa with minimal changes and helped to make it available important sheriff complaint and their made without going to scratch and saving us money and it is not costing additional money to have - saves time for the inspector general so i don't want to haggle on those particular points. i will entertain to motion from board member brookter. >> is that in the memo. >> yeah. >> we can do the dpa separately. >> yeah. >> so i think - i want to maybe get help with the words president soo it is similar in terms of what they're proposing under the community outreach under what board member wechter proposed i don't know if a combination. >> i'm

but i think will protect the oig into an expensive database the oig might not be is office convenient for that is members of the public for people and individuals in jail. so i feel that is your opinion didn't reflective on my opinion but needs to be factual. >> i don't want a back and forth dpa has done a good job and example pa will make a decision and no office or data the report provided to us who that sales force came up with the complaint system for dpa with minimal changes and helped to make it available important sheriff complaint and their made without going to scratch and saving us money and it is not costing additional money to have - saves time for the inspector general so i don't want to haggle on those particular points. i will entertain to motion from board member brookter. >> is that in the memo. >> yeah. >> we can do the dpa separately. >> yeah. >> so i think - i want to maybe get help with the words president soo it is similar in terms of what they're proposing under the community outreach under what board member wechter proposed i don't know if a combination. >> i'm

to $6 billion to victims of the opoid crisis and they would be protected from future opoid related oig lalawsuits. the u.s. justice department wants the supreme court to review it. some justices emphasize that most victims are in favor of the deal. >>> and los angeles prosecutors have charged jared joseph powell with murder for allegedly killing three homeless men last week. police believe that he shot them while he was sleeping on sidewalks or in allies. powell is also accused of killing another man during a robbery at his home. he was in court monday, but he wasn't able to enter a plea since his arraignment was pushed to january he is being held without bail. the public defender's office says that they are committed to presenting a vigorous defense for mr. powell. and investigators are still trying to find a motive. >>> the "washington post" reports that the u.s. has set records for the highest number of deaths from mass shootings and hice number of mass shootings in a single year. a shooting in dallas over the weekend pushed the u.s. past that tragic milestone. a 21-year-old is susp

a 2018 hhs oig review for a sample of foster children in five states found that one in three childrenin foster care that words treated with medication did not receive the required treatment planning or medication, monitoring. it what is hhs doing, what can hhs do, to appropriately and adequately monitor the use of psychotropic medication within the state policy, and the practices governing in the ordinance and medication of psychotropic drugs of children. >> the five-year plan that we do joint planning with, the agencies, it is one place that they are required to report what they are planning on with managing the care of the children, that they are overseeing. and they are our annual progress review reports that are submitted. through that and the relationship with the regional offices and the technical assistance we provide in addition to the child and family services review, which is a periodic review, the opportunity for us to have conversations and dig in with jurisdictions about what the practices look like, how they are doing and what assistances look like they need to do, or if

but a close eye being kept on the lauva flow oigs and the tox fumes. >> melissa, thank you so much. >>> millions of americans are under winter weather alerts. the earthiest any of the alerts could be lifted is tuesday morning. some areas could see up to a foot of snow with blustery winds, flooding has left jefferson, new jersey under a state of emergency after sunday's intense storm along the east coast. frigid air has settled in, hundreds of thousands are still without power there. >>> crucial aid for ukraine is facing push back in the u.s. and europe as the war grinds on. we'll have a live report from kyiv. >>> plus the vatican marks ruling on same sex couples. >>> and jonathan majors feeling the fallout from the guilty verdict inside a new york courtroom. >>> the white house is warning that aid for ukraine will run out at the end of this month unless congress approves more funding. senators have been negotiating for weeks on an aid package that also includes u.s. immigration reform. reaching a deal before the new year seems unlikely since many republicans want more time to discuss

oig. we don't know where he is. our team has appealed to the united nations human rights court and they granted our appeal to ask the russian government where he is. officially governments around the world has asked where he is. and the russian government is refusing to say. putin is just hiding my father from us. >> alexei navalny was serving 11 1/2 years on four charges and sentenced to 19 years in prison in august for creating extremist community. navalny denies all the charges against him. >>> and american paul whelan wrongfully detained in russia since 2018. in a call with cnn on wednesday, he says he is afraid for his safety after being assaulted by another inmate at a russian prison camp last month. the u.s. marine veteran is serving a 16 year sentence after he was accused of being a spy which he denies. brian todd has those details. >> reporter: american paul whelan wrongfully detained in russia for five years now faces new dangers in a russian prison camp. he says he is being targ

going oig what israel says are hamas targets. some of the fiercest battles are said to be in and around the southern city of kahn yunis which the idf has described as a hamas stronghold. the israeli military is telling people that they have to leave specific areas although due to poor communications, it really isn't clear if palestinians are able to receive those warnings. two large explosions and a building in central gaza early saturday set off a frantic scramble to pull victims from the wreckage. residents say at least 150 people were thought to be sheltering inside. the hamas-run health ministry in gaza claims more than 17,000 people have been killed there and nearly 49,000 wounded since the war began two months ago. cnn can't verify those figures. the u.s. is preparing to rush thousands of tank shells to israel as it advances its military operations across gaza. weapons sales normally go through congress and require a 20 day review period. but a source with direct knowledge tells cnn that the state department notified lawmak

a closer look now at the swipes and name calling and what came out of the show gown oig. j -- showdown. jeff zeleny has the details. >> reporter: nikki haley at the center of a political firestorm at the fourth republican presidential debate wednesday night at the university of alabama. particularly with florida governor ron desantis, they have been locked in a close race to be the leading alternative to donald trump. >> her donors, these wall street liberal donors, they make money in china. they are not going to let her be tough on china and she will careful to the donors, she will not stand up for you. >> he's mad because those wall street donors used to support him. >> and desantis and haley ferociously tangled throughout the night over her newfound support from some corporate donors, over their respective views on china, their foreign policy views and much more. but perhaps the biggest fireworks of the night came from former new jersey governor chris christie and ohio entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy. when they exchanged a fierce battle over this -- >> this is the fourth

there are three in the oig report. the first was the development of the cyber security risk register for cyber security risks. these were done by february 2023. the response from the bureau was up limitation and progress. we are running out of time. the other two -- and i can provide these to you -- all three of these, we will provide in written format. if you could respond with where you are. >> i believe we were procuring a new system and it would replace and implement something. we tried to complete these in a way that is deliberate. >> we are running out of time. i need to ask this one. how and when were the victims of the data breach notified? congress wasn't notified until may. were the businesses or the individuals that were breached, where they notified at any time? if so, was it before congress or after congress? >> we notified congress pursuant to that guidance. when we found out, we looked to see when the data may have left the system. we went through the process of making sure everyone -- we did the custome

israel's defense minister claims the last two hamas strong holds oig are now surrounded. and the military expanded their offensive there. and israeli officials have warned hezbollah to pull back as clashes increase at the northern border with lebanon. elliott gotkine is joining us live from london. good morning. tell us what is happening there for the israelis to issue this warning. >> reporter: i think ever since the start of this war on october 7 after the hamas massacre took place and hezbollah, iranian backed proxy and lebanon started firing toward israel, it is a concern nat israel retaliation to those firings from those firings could lead to an escalation.nat israel retaliatio those firings from those firings could lead to an escalation. just today we've seen more firing from hezbollah, from lebanon, toward i resrael and israel retaliating. and a member of the war cabinet spoke with antony blinken. and warned that if this continues, israel will have to respond, again saying that the international community must act to ensure the state of lebanon, stop suching a agre

carolyn manno has the bleacher report on oig. >> good morning, john. a lot of people wrote off the rams after they started 3-6, but since a that time they have now won five and they have a shot at reaching the postseason. matthew stafford had the rams offense rolling under the thursday night lights throwing for 328 yards and two touchdowns against the saints. his favorite target, the rookie wideout who had nine catches for 164 yards and a score. and now a winning record for the first time this season as they continue to vie for a playoff berth. >> it has been a lot of fun. still a lot of work left do. everybody is playing for their playoff life. but playing meaningful games in december is a lot of fun. love the game, love leading the team. that is what brings me back trying to do that year in and year out. >> and look whoelgs wa else was locker room, shohei ohtani, he will play his home games about 13 miles from sofi stadium after agreeing to the $700 million contract earlier this month. and things are getting even better for dodgers fans. the team wil

not a cure, but clinical trials found that it can show downs onset oig of more severe symptoms.umber four. loneliness. >> i'm so concerned about our children because there is an epidemic, if you will, of mental health challenges. >> coming ouftsd pt of the pand loan aniness is a key health issue. so significant that the surgeons general normally known for things like curbing smoking had a rare convening to raise the alarm about this topic. >> and i have to look at my three teens every day and know that i'm not handing them a better world than the world let to me and a lot of that is because of our failure to really focus on mental health. >> it is a massive problem that seems to disproportionately affect americans. but at the same time, small moments of human connection, smiling, just saying hello, those are out steps we can take toward a solution. number three. the ripple effects of overturning roe v. wade. real life stories. and unimaginable decisions. >> were the doctors clear with you about what her chances were of surviving? >> they told us there wasborn o >> a rulingo by a

the deadline set to finalize an agreement has now passed and the discussions are on into oig. >> ands is in dubai with the latest. a huge disappointment, but this is what you get when you need unanimity amongst the members. >> reporter: exactly. and you need 198 countries to find consensus on the wording. frankly, we've been talking about the wording since the start of cop 28 summit here in dubai. importantly phase out versus phase down. i think many people knew that the reality would be a phase down of fossil fuels and not a complete phase out because of the realistic approach of people taking, saying that energy security trumps natural transition. this is one of the big debates and a huge sticking point and it seems that it will remain so. we have passed now the initial deadline on the communique where hours in, the expectation is that it will hopefully come later on this afternoon. but one person following these discussions very closely and also last night spoke about the disappointment with regards to the draft communique that we saw, this is fernando, a policy head. and great to

i'm kasie hunt oig. it is 5:00 a.m.washington, noon in gaza where israel has intensified their airstrikes in the south while expanding ground operations with battalions of tanks rolling across the region, that part of the region for the first time. u.n. officials are warning of an apocalyptic situation. nearly 1.9 million palestinians displaced, tens of thousands of them fleeing to the rafah crossing in the last two days. hamas run health ministry says that nearly 16,000 civilians have been killed since october 7. the idf says deaths of two civilians for every hamas mill tab -- militant is, quote, tremendously positive. and multiple u.s. officials say that hostage negotiations are unlikely to resume anytime soon. the white house reports one american woman and seven men remain unaccounted for. >> there are still intensive discussions among us, israel, qatar and egypt about how to best get traction on a strategy that will get all the hostages out. but of course for the united states, priority is to get the american hostag

the mayor of chicago will join cnn morning oig ahead. loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they heard that xfinity customers can save hundreds when they buy one unlimted line and get one free. now i can buy that electric scooter! i'm starting a private-equity fund that specializes in midcap. you do you. visit xfinitymobile.com today. >>> a new cnn investigation into so-called pig butchering scams involving cryptocurrencies. americans will be cheated in a scheme out of forced labor camps overseas. ivan watson reports. [ crying ] >> please help me! please help me! >> reporter: it has been a living hell. in northern california, this man piecing together his life after losing more than a million dollars in a crypto scam. >> i can never forget or forgive myself losing that kind of money. >> reporter: he is one of tens of thousands of victims of a fast growing new form of financial fraud called pig butchering. he asks to

and we're talking about thousands of my grants whs oig will be here in the next few weeks in addition to the ones already arrived here. we're in eagle pass, texas. and this a community of less than 30,000 people that has to deal with thousands of immigrants arriving every week. federal officials say that the influx of migrants they are currently seeing across the southwest border is presenting a serious challenge to personnel and also putting a lot of pressure on local law enforcement. this is what maverick county sheriff had to say about this great challenge. >> last week the border patrol called us to see if we could escort the buses, that immigrants had been apprehended and processing to bus them. and so i'm having two vehicles with my deputies escorting those buses to laredo. >> reporter: and who are these people coming to america? we met a woman who flew from cuba to nicaragua and traveled by land to mexico before seeking asylum in the united states claiming she was targeted by the cuban government for speaking openly above it. she said being this america is a wonderful christmas

. >>> congressman desjayapal oig s her comments were not intended to minimize rape.s is after intense blowback after she advocated for a more balanced approach in gaza when ask the about the use of rape as a tool of war. >>> u.s. students' performance in math lags behind their peers from many of the world's richest countries even as math scores fall around the world. assessment part of an international exam taken every three years to measure education systems. >>> at least one person killed after being swept away by fast moving floodwaters in portland, oregon. the result of atmospheric rivers dredging the region with more than 8 inches of rain over a 24 hoyer period. derek van dam is joining us. wow, those waters behind you.pe. derek van dam is joining us. wow, those waters behind you. >> yeah, remember yesterday we talked about it being a warmer atmospheric river event than the previous ones this season. and that came true and unfortunate will i know rain fell than snow. so what happened is that liquid precipitation fell on top of the early season snow pack and it s

. >>> welcome back to power lunch oig. ceos have had a lot of challenges to navigate.t rates. but our next guest has found three winners but also placing a few on the hot seat for 2024. let's bring in our senior associate dean for leadership studies at the yale school of management. welcome and we'll waste no time. let go this reverse order. your number three is actually cvs' karen lynch? >> she's done well, revenues are up 20%. the big breakthrough, she's got a $350 billion company she runs largest company run by any woman. but she's run it extremely well. a bit of a transition. she took over from larry merlo, a well respected predecessor. but she had to integrate the aetna insurance business. done a remarkable job there. bean b b been a leader in getting rid of the cigarettes. and she has brought real transparency that has been needed into the cost of drugs. i think people are still unraveling and figuring it out, but there has been regulatory pressure that she's gotten in front of. instead of being pushed to try to catch up to it all, she's shown an ability to i thi

a recent oig audit that found dhs has no idea where 20% of the migrants we release actually are. no address or the address they provided ice doesn't exist. back to you. >> julie: gee, shocker. thank you very much. doug collins, former republican congressman of georgia joins me now. i know you are not surprised. none of us are surprised and you don't have to be an elected official to know this. first of all some of these court cases wouldn't be heard for five years, no idea where they went. why would they show up? they won't. it is another golden ticket to migrants that come into this country and have court dates they aren't expected to adhere to. what is the president doing about that? nothing. >> doing nothing. they're doing nothing about this. five years is fairly quick, some we've seen eight and ten years out. they won't show up. biden administration has an open door policy at the border . they can deny it all they want but it is true. they are expanding the use of parole, which shouldn't be used the way they are using it to let people come through the main entry gates and put

to report suspicious activity: visit va.gov/oig/hotline (inspirational music) - [narrator] wounded warriore. with generous community support. - aaron, how you doing buddy? - [narrator] we bring warriors together and empower them to become stronger inside and out. - it's possible to begin healing - to get the help you need. - to find peace. - [narrator] and as each warrior's needs evolve, so do we. because these last 20 years are just the beginning. >> focus of 2024 will be on the presidential election and possible rematch between presidents biden and trump. but no matter who wins the white house, they will need control of the white house if they want to get much done. tonight we preview some of the key races that might dictate the balance of power in the u.s. senate. here is congressional correspondent aishah hasnie. >> i know the montana that's worth protecting because i have lived it every day. >> race for control of the u.s. senate is heating up and the 2024 map is shaping up to be a favorable one for republicans. 33 seats are up for grabs. 20 democrats, three independents who caucus wi

we are live this morning with an update on the oig