. >>> segÚn la dea (drug enforcement administration) unos de los detenidos van a ser juzgados en...n. >>> (hablando en inglÉs). >>> por lo pronto la dea (drug enforcement administration) asegura que este decomiso va a ser llevado al laboratorio y el resto va a ser quemado. >>> mire Él hombre que esta detrÁs de la polÉmica por la polÍtica en el 2009 este hombre ha sido acusado de fraude y en caso de este hombre allÁ entrado a la red por el film. >>> precisamente la ola de protesta en contra de los estados unidos por una pelÍcula que denigraba a mahoma, en siha arrojado piedras y botellas han dicho que este personal en las embajadas de jen la sede dmro diplomÁtica. >>> porque el nÚmero de los inter interesados por la "acciÓn diferida" es menos te de lo que esperamos. >>> de los candidatos, menos de cien mil han presentado la solicitud de la "acciÓn diferida." >>> porque tienen miedo porque dudan quiÉn serÁ el presidente nuevo. >>> y aunque tenemos temor, los que han aprovechado este beneficio estÁn confundidos por las cartas que reciben de inmigraciÓn. >>> una vez que la solicitud es

the dea is working with us on strike force which is really a conglomeration of virtually every federal enforcement agency that you could think of including the irs atf u.s. marshals and so on and we're going to target the individuals and the areas that are most problematic. >> at the very moment to denounce the new strategy underscoring the challenge ahead, 15 year-old girl suffers a serious gunshot wound on her way home from school at west garfield park, she is in stable condition but chicago's neighborhoods are anything but stable in this terrible season of violence. the mayor acknowledges that after a very bad month chicago police reporting that 55 people were killed and even with agents chicago police have their work cut out for them. >> he has been practicing dentistry for two years in chicago but he's not licensed and was now rested for impersonating a dentist he is also charged with unlawful possession of hypodermic syringes he was practicing dentistry out of the house and no. emerson performing root canals and much more, he went to dental school in mexico city but did not provi

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overview of where they are but land use is not based on these and i can assure you these will not be up to dea. they're up-to-date now but they're not meant to be serve on the long-term or used in that way. >> are they used as a tool to assist your decision making progress? >> they are as many things, so the general plan has ten separate elements so whether all of these, whether it be community safety, housing, commerce, recreation and open space element -- any decision that we take should look at all of the issues that the plan contains. this specific plan does address specifically the areas that we see at most risk that was pointed out, where might we see tsunamis and all of these and we see that. but when we are making decisions and coding or planning code should be based on accurate maps. this is gives an idea we should look out for this area and an area of risk but if we want to go into the specific risks like with treasury island look at the data at that point and time. >> thank you. >> i wanted to thank you for the presentations. i had a question from the -- or from the public testimony

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john thompson was released today after spending nearly all of that time on dea it's time to start living free from chemicalss.. man-made products and other chemically produced items...even ii it's just for a few days..he natural products expo east is comingg to baltimore.heather smith from the natural products expo east joins us thissmorning with mmre. -can you tell us about theenatural products expo?- when is he atural produccs expo?- what are sooe of the items we ccn see at thh nntural products expo?--ill we the expo? expo? 3 3 3 at the expo? expo? 3 for more for more information on the natural products expo log on to fox baltimore ot com slash morning. most ameriians.. behind the wheels of cars that drive thems. themselves..he shockingly soon it'll happen. you're watching fox 44 good day baltimore. players in ravens history want to meet you. a few of the guys from the ravens superbowl team will be at the annual flip &pflop festivus this weekend. it's a fundraiser to enefit the "life and breath foundation."sean hull...the pounder of the foundation more. -im honored to emcee the event a

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

cultural superstitions >> they will approach them and say maybe there is a ghost with you >> he joined the dea and the san francisco police have one of three scheduled community meetings aimed at educating the elderly chinese community about eight targeted scam. attendees watched a re- enactment of a crime that begins when female, artists convicts, convinces elderly victims that they're being followed by spirits. the scam has been hand over all their valuables for a blessing. the d.a. confiscated $850,000 worth of valuables from six suspects trying to leave the country. >> we'd know it occurs in china and there are cases in boston, new york, chicago, l.a. and san francisco >> with approximately 50 reported victim so far of the da believes there are more. >> they are embarrassed and they don't want to report it to the police which is why we need to educate our seniors. >> the suspects were arrested and are believed to be from china and are facing charges of grand theft, extortion and fraud. police hope the publicity will motivate more victims to come forward. it was a call. >> education is the

i work on the federal level with dea and f.b.i. who is busting a lot harder criminals. if we pull together and work as a team, law enforcement on all levels can crush crime. now, i want everybody to get tough and serious with law enforcement. and you know that's a fact. i want everybody to sink their teeth in, get a big bite out of you crime. i'm going to give you this paper here. i want a sting operation now. not next week, not tomorrow, right now. >> thank you. next speaker. >> trying to get this other person -- video is still up here and i'm trying to play my -- >> you want the computer? >> yes. her thing is still up there. >> it plugged in? turn it off? >> no. you asked me to press the button and i did. >> we'll take the next speaker while you work on that. ms. brown, do you mind? next speaker please. >> good evening, commission. good evening, chief, director. tonight, a report apparently has been submitted by the chief of police to the commission, as regards less lethal options for arming police officers in the city and county of san francisco. there's also been ca

following silar dea w fond gm. >>> new research from the pugh center finds a record one in five householdsn the u.s. were saddled with studentoan debt in 010. that's more than double the number of homes with college debt in 1989. >>> the average amount ed $26,682. >>> u.s. bank and pnc have joined the likes of j.p. morgan chase, bank of america and wells fargo in reporting the web sites have been hacked. crdnisutt tchdog agency which some are blaming on eye ron. >>> red lobster and olive garden restaurants and sears are changing their approach to employee health care. both the companies will soon give employees a fixed sum and allow them to choose their own medical coverage and inrer. >>dna ts may make you a little nervous. this small town has gone to the dogs, literally. the police chief of vaughn new mexico, resigned yesterday. the problem with that? vaughn's only certiedolice force member is a drug sniffing an shepard named nika. >>> the a's ace dominates, and the tigers play top cat. plus, how to really use your head in hockey. your "first look" at sports is straight ahea nbch"f l o ou

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there she was outraged by dea raid on legal cannabis clinics. >> obama sent federal troops against as' rights. almost the very same week that he said it merritt equality was a state's rights issue. >> roseanne decided to run because she is fed up with the two-party system in america. the time now is 637 and we'll be back with more and just a few minutes. to get you going on a friday morning, it should not be that hard because it's friday it's going to be nice hot and sunny. we'll be right back. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is ending soon. save 10%, 20%, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. get 2 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. even get free delivery! sleep train stacks the savings high to keep the prices low. but hurry, the inventory clearance sale is ending soon. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ welcome back to take a look at this. a hoax involving a fake grenade launcher and the streets of arizona. people did not know what to say when they s

last couple of years there was internal dea bait and disagreement within the obama camp. how do we preserve obama brand. are we doing things that might risk it by being negative or super pac money those debates are put to rest. forget about the obama brand. do what'sness necessary to rin. a. >> a point we're make inning political, when you come to permanent attacks both campaigns responsible for negativity of the campaign. both equally to blame. when you talk about personal criticisms, basically trying to tear down the viability of the other candidate in the way that george w. bush inventory down john kerry's credibility, really it's pretty one one sided. the obama campaign does much more than that than the romney campaign. >> charlie:successfully? >> i think fair suck set. >> charlie:primarily bain capital. >> bain capital with romney's. >> charlie:the theme i saw so much coming out of the speeches so far is that he's not like you. >> well he's not seen dramatically in the polls, 20 percent gap. krrchlt he doesn't care about you. he's not of you have. he doesn't understa

. >>> dea or no deal. that teacher strike in chicago. the implications for schools across the country. >>> trading back pain. millions are suffering. tonight the new minimally invasive procedure that dramatically speeds up recovery. sky-high. why experts warn that winter vacation could cost you more. >>> and making a difference for a lot of kids by fulfilling the dream one extraordinary young woman never got the chance to see come true. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. the grave security chal edges the u.s. faces overseas are mounting tonight over the anti-islam film and disagreement over what really happened in libya to new saber-rattling between israel and iran. now a series of deadly attacks on u.s. and coalition troops in afghanistan, including two more inside attacks by afghan police. in all, eight troops have died, including six americans. the number of american and nato troops killed this year by afghan security forces has climbed to 51. tonight the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mart

. >>> dea or no deal. that teacher strike in chicago. the implications for schools across the country. >>> trading back pain. millions are suffering. tonight the new minimally invasive procedure that dramatically speeds up recovery. sky-high. why experts warn that winter vacation could cost you more. >>> and making a difference for a lot of kids by fulfilling the dream one extraordinary young woman never got the chance to see come true. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. the grave security chal edges the u.s. faces overseas are mounting tonight over the anti-islam film and disagreement over what really happened in libya to new saber-rattling between israel and iran. now a series of deadly attacks on u.s. and coalition troops in afghanistan, including two more inside attacks by afghan police. in all, eight troops have died, including six americans. the number of american and nato troops killed this year by afghan security forces has climbed to 51. tonight the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mart

i'm joined by congressman steve israel representing new york and the head of the dea triple c. congressman welcome tom great to be with you thank you for joining us i'm i'm curious what your thoughts on you know how it's going to work here we've got on the republican side twenty or thirty some odd billionaires who are throwing massively more money than the democrats are going to be able to raise in any way under any circumstances into this thing and they've committed to basically by this election and on the democratic side you've got you know all this talk about you know where we're here with the middle class for working for the middle class and is the middle class going to get it or are they going to believe the t.v. ads of the billionaires well let me tell you something on last friday august thirty first the democratic national campaign committee raised and that one day online one point three million dollars in one day. thirty six thousand contributions and the average contribution was about thirty bucks you know how many thirty dollars contributions it takes to raise one poi

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[inaudible] >> so you see that ended dea's drug report on the annual federal drug report.we don't know. we're trying to eradicate it but it's ever. hawaiians have asked us not to eradicate it anymore. we can't really stop this blanket everybody wants this plant, soy. i think it's worth noting, i don't know noting, i don't know if nobody can hear, but one that may in my number sight of one but it was a little, so maybe it's somewhere in the. so mendocino county, three generations in their treachery, a three for each farmer and his 6 billion versus 34 mental which copper you going to choose? so mendocino county became the first county in america to ban genetically modified organisms by popular growth. this is a great aggressive place at one of the members of the board of supervisors who permitted cannabis, which we'll talk about, called it a bubble within the bubble within the bubble. northern california a little more progressive, mendocino county, if it were any more open-minded it would be clothing optional and supermarket. here's your garden. carrots, tomatoes, cannabis,

there has been a rise in left theftsf dea -- rise in thefts. they are leaving neighborhoods vulnerable to fire -- vulnerable to fire. >> i have never seen this happen to us. but i guess because of the economy, people are trying trying to take metal. >> taking them isn't easy. they have to turn off the water, unbolt it from the base and carry it away and they each weigh about 100 pounds. officials are urging people watch out for suspicious activity and call 911 if you see anyone camperring with one. >>> fran -- tampering with one. >>> arrested for child pornography. prosecutors gathered evidence since his initial arrest in june. he turned himself in this morning and will be charged with possession and distribution of child pornography. >>> the late summer rush is on at yosemite national park. the new precautions to try to contain the spread of hantavirus and why visitors say the trip is still worth the risk. >> and this bride asks us for help when someone stole all of her wedding photos. the steps she is taking a trap them down. >> and an suv sl

if you get the demand down, then we wouldn't have the problem, " are working cooperatively with the dea and the military. we are using the military now of interdiction. up. funding for recovery is recovering the addicts. where we are not making the progress, -- we are making it gers. i felt what ross saitds said was most appropriate about the families and children. where we are not making it addicts. i'll tell you one one place it is workinwell, and that is the private sector. jim burke and this task force, youmay know about, it tell the american people, but this man "i'll get you $1 million a day in pro bono advertising, " something that is very hard for the government to do. he went out and he did it. people are beginning to educate through this program, teaching these kids you shouldn't use drugs. so we are stilin the fight, but i must tell you, i think legalizion of narcotics or something of that nature, in tof the medical evidence, would unterproductive, and oppose it, and i will stand up and continue to oppose it. >> mr. perot, one minute. >> any ti you think you want to legalize

georgia and her husband dea are cruise veterans. they've been on more than 60. for their cruise on the concordia, the san diego couple were joined by their daughters valerie and cindy. >> i've been going on a krcruis since i was a year old. >> for this couple, it was thish first trip to europe and their first cruise. they. barked at barcelona. they weren't impressed by the safety briefing. >> lift the lifejacket over your head. >> they showed you the life vest. things like that. but we never went through the physical par 4 ressure of which. >> for this family, this cruise didn't feel right from the very beginning. >> we didn't really any direction from any of the representatives. >> the costa line is one of the biggest cruise companies in the world. the florida based carnival corporation. the captain of the concordia, 51-year-old frances and he is records as arrogant. on their first night at sea, the family gathered for dinner soon after 9:00. >> there was a vibration. i thought oh, well it is probably slowing down. then i told valerie, look at the water glasses

a young mom who had no dea that 60 marijuana plants were growinggbehind her house.out...it was the indiana national guard...doing a drug bust. nikki wws in a panicc.. until the troops told her what was happening. she says it would have been worse, if er little boy was home at the time. schultz says: " (covered with video of her son): "i would (on cam) because i really thought they werr going to hit the house, (covered with a still of the chopper) and so i was running around frantic just by myself so it would have been evennworse witt him son)." as scared as schultz was...she still snapped those pictures... documentinggthe "bust"... the after-effects of hurricane isaac continue to be felt accoss the gulf coast. caaey stegaal show us way many people are saying... hurricane isaac was áworseá than hurricane katrina katrina hurrrcane isaac has come and gone... but folks across the gulf coast are still feeling the sting of the storm. officials say tens of thousands are still without powwr... most in louisiana, where isaac made landfall as a caaegooy one storm last week so

solemn walk to the hangar where the families, the secretary, the president waited to honor all of the dea dead. >> 4 americans. 4 patriots. they loved this country. they chose to serve it. served it well. they gnaw the danger. they accepted it. they didn't simply embrace the american ideal. they lived it. >>reporter: for secretary clinton it was personal. >> i was honored to know ambassador chris stevens. chris won friends to the u.s. in far flung places. he made those people hopes his own. during the refuse lugs in libya he risked his life to help protect the lybian people from a tyrant. >>reporter: she spoke of all those lost when the benghazi consulate attacked by armed militant. shawn smith the technology specialist who leaves 2 young children behind. tyron woods a former navy seal the father of 3 little boys. and his fellow former seal glen doherty a beloved son and brother. >> we have seen rage and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet individual could that we had nothing to do with. it is hard for the american people to make sense of that because it is sens

last couple of years there was internal dea bait and disagreement within the obama camp. how do we preserve obama brand. are we doing things that might risk it by being negative or super pac money those debates are put to rest. forget about the obama brand. do what'sness necessary to rin. a. >> a point we're make inning political, when you come to permanent attacks both campaigns responsible for negativity of the campaign. both equally to blame. when you talk about personal criticisms, basically trying to tear down the viability of the other candidate in the way that george w. bush inventory down john kerry's credibility, really it's pretty one one sided. the obama campaign does much more than that than the romney campaign. >> charlie:successfully? >> i think fair suck set. >> charlie:primarily bain capital. >> bain capital with romney's. >> charlie:the theme i saw so much coming out of the speeches so far is that he's not like you. >> well he's not seen dramatically in the polls, 20 percent gap. krrchlt he doesn't care about you. he's not of you have. he doesn't understa

dea what part of death to america don't you understand. >> let's go back to cairo and other places.adical jihadists, so they take our flag down and burn our flag. now, you ask me, somebody should pay for, i don't mean pay in terms of $10 to buy a new flag. i mean pay in terms of military action. why is america doing nothing? hell, obama's not even saying anything. >> no, he's not and this is the most basic core responsibility in international relations. you go back to the cold war, nobody had to worry about a mob rampaging through the u.s. embassy in moscow, trashing it, dragging the ambassador out and killing him. that's the basic mineral relationship between states. that's what the international order is, and if a state can't do that, it's not functioning as part of the international order. so for a start we should be saying, sorry, you big shot egyptian elites, sorry, you trashed our embassy, we're going to have a two-year backlog in protests basic visas. your wife will have to go and do some shopping in yemen. >> why not tell all these high fall lawsu falutin guys, you think we'

it's a national effort by the drug enforcement administration or dea to help you rid your home of potentially dangerous, expire, unwanted or unused prescription drugs. bay area police agencies are opening their doors this morning from ten to two this afternoon. the service is free and it's anonymous. the program began in 2010 and since then almost 774 tons of prescription drugs have been recovered nationwide. for more information on bay area collection sites we have a link on our website, abc7news.com under see it on tv. >>> a lack of shipments from the federal government is leaving bay area food banks in empty shelves and it's happening just as demand for food is especially high. abc7 news reporter laura anthony has details from the almeda county food bank in oakland. >> the empty shelves say it all these days at the alameda county community food bank. for the first time in a long time the food bank has had to go without deliveries of crucial items like canned vegetables, fruit, rice, beans and frozen meats. the reason, the u.s. department of agriculture hasn't delivered surplus commodities

problem they have, greta, we now know because of the reporting of katherine harridge here, there was a dea assessment, a cia assessment, the chairman of the joint chiefs say washington in fact now dealing with terrorism as a law enforcement matter. they don't want to admit that, but everything they've done to date shows in fact they view it as a crime, not as a matter of war, and certainly having to say we were attacked again on the anniversary of 9/11 would remind people that in fact we are still at war. >> greta: does it have any political effect? the american people typically, historically, vote for the economy? that's sort of the primary. is this sort of on the eve of election going too go by the eve of the election or stick around a little bit? >> the resurgence of al-qaeda, the combination of seeing this on the television screen, plus what people are now seeing looks to have been lying to the american people has very real potential to make people understand this president is not somebody who ought to lead us again for another four years. >> greta: liz, thank you. >> thanks, greta. >>

of a sudden kaboom, the whole door blew off the hinges, they come flying into the house, all of the dea, fbi and locals came in single file line with automatic weapons, pointed at me freeze, get on the ground. >> he had been caught in a drug sting, spearheaded by a hard nosed federal prosecutor, larry beaumont. >> we scooped him up in an operation that i ran, we called it operation snow ploy. >> in court, beaumont showed keene no mercy. >> he was coming at you on all fours? >> oh, god, he was a bulldog. >> jimmy was convicted and slapped with a ten year sentence. >> it was a pretty stiff sentence. i knew he didn't expect ten years in that case. >> your father was in the courtroom. >> right. i knew i let him down, probably one of the biggest ways you could let somebody down. >> keene's future was bleak. he faced ten years away from his glamorous life, the fast women, the fancy cars, the big bucks. in 1998 just when all hope seemed lost, his old nemesis, beaumont, came to him with an offer of freedom, attached to that accordion file he slid across the table. in return, keene would have to