once the dea identifies it, the agency can begin outlawing it. but the producers are trying to outstart the dea. >> this is a pay for people to stay one step ahead of the law. >> dea making progress, agents won a big victory against synthetic drugs. they cracked a drug trafficking wing. they seized massive quantities of drugs made in china. >> you'll have ten days to pay premium. you aren't required to have the insurance until april. if you want knit january you'll have to select a plan by next monday. you boent won't have to pay until january 10th. because of the deadline, call centers will be open sunday, here is the number. lines open from 8:00 a.m to 8:00 p.m . >> the 49ers have signed inter-intel as a major sponsor of their stadium in santa clara. the products will be including a fan experience zone. here is a pick tushgs candle stick market at playoff game will be packers last year. we want to see your pictures on the stick. you can e mail them to you report. >> donations pouring in for the man who fell on a subway platform. he fell and fai

once the dea identifies it, the agency can begin outlawing it. but the producers are trying to outstart the dea. >> this is a pay for people to stay one step ahead of the law. >> dea making progress, agents won a big victory against synthetic drugs. they cracked a drug trafficking wing. they seized massive quantities of drugs made in china. >> you'll have ten days to pay premium. you aren't required to have the insurance until april. if you want knit january you'll have to select a plan by next monday. you boent won't have to pay until january 10th. because of the deadline, call centers will be open sunday, here is the number. lines open from 8:00 a.m to 8:00 p.m . >> the 49ers have signed inter-intel as a major sponsor of their stadium in santa clara. the products will be including a fan experience zone. pick tushgs candle stick market at playoff game will be packers last year. we want to see your pictures on the stick. you can e mail them to you report. >> donations pouring in for the man who fell on a subway platform. he fell and fainted in fr

that's the tally in this dea s.w.a.t. team uniform. he teamed up with big boy, who is a well-known, l.a. radio host doing youtube stuff here. he rents this house to them. vitaly got word that they wanted to meet him. this is how he planned to meet them. >> they are notlegal. they are not legal in the state of california. >> it sounds very official. >> they have got the dog. >> there is a drug-sniffing dog going through this house. >> this is the first kind of tiff-off. >> have you ever smoked sneaky eye? >> they bring the guy upstairs until eventually z th-- >> they are unpacking drugs. >> they eventually throw down bricks of what looks like marijuana and cocaine. that's when these guys from the ginoskians start to really freak out. >> this is heavy. this is a hard core, heavy, mean prank. >> they hear some sort of word that they know is a safe word. >> oh. >> they still don't know it was vitaly. >> vitaly. >> they said they wanted to meet him. that's just kind of the interesting circumstance in which they did. if you want to see the e

the dea says they can cause very serious harm. abc 7 news reporter vick lee has the story tonight on "assignment 7." >>> it's him. >> reporter: the war on drugs is fought mainly on the streets. undercover cops make arrests, buy bust are their weapons of choice against dealers. >> coke, crack, hair one. >> reporter: san francisco -- heroin. this deputy says policing it can be difficult. >> unfortunately, a lot of people use a lot of different drugs. >> reporter: now the war has evolved into a more difficult marketplace with a new set of drugs. the battles are being fought by federal agents, both on the internet where the drugs are sold openly and at airport and post offices where the drugs come in. they're fought by chemists in dea labs where they tried to identify their chemical compounds. the drugs are sold in small, colorful package with names like wow and purple haze. >> there one they call blueberry. >> blue better? >> blueberry yum-yum. >> reporter: most are being produced from labs in china, india, and pakistan. the most pop

and a former dea agent looks for peace and quiet, when he discovers the town is riddled with drugs and violence. home front stars jason stathem and was written by sylvester stalone. >> and up for grabs tonight, let's go ahead and look at the video. san jose, they've won four in a row and seven of their last eight. shark and the ducks in a battle tied 3 and 3. they pushed it into over time. sharks win it in a shoot out. that's five in a row for a perfect home stand next game. sharks face off against a toronto maple leave on tuesday. between bitter rivals, notre dame tangling with the stanford cardinals looking to avenge the loss at the hands of notre dame. 8th rank cardinal, fighting irish, 20-27. kind of an exciting game. >>> it is getting chilly. >> as cold as it gets tonight, nothing compared to next week. we are going to get a real taste of winter. >> it's about time isn't it? >> it would be appropriate since we're getting in that season. it wouldn't hurt to have some rain, but -- well, we're not going to get that. maybe a few sprinkles in the morning. in the meantime, a beautiful d

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he's working with wounded warrior veterans now and trying ohelp them dea -- to help them deal with the ptsd. but the town won't allow him to find another job. they refuse to allow him to find another job. they are only paying him a 50% benefit and they've told him that in a year they're going ocut him off. they're trying to make life as difficult as they can for him rather than ease his transition. >> painful situation for all, thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome, thank you. >> following up here across america, soldiers return from war, some with injuries that are visible, others with invisible wounds of ptsd. many techknow's lin techknow's y more ran reports. >> an indeadible mark on the minds of many vet veterans. and can linger long after deployment has ended. posttraumatic stress disorder or ptsd was first diagnosed in 1980 but has suffered by warriors as long as there has been war. >> we have had shell shot and battle fatigue but yet we know so little what's at the cell you a la cellular level. >> dr. daniel leslie is conducting a research study where 100% oxygen is delive

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

government insists that the retired fbi and dea agent was there is a private citizen. ap investigation says he was there as an analyst off the books for the cia. >> we have raised the issue of his whereabouts on a continuous basis. i have personally raised it with the iranians in the course of our discussions. seek hisue to try and release and return to the united states. >> at the white house, jay carney calls the report of the associated press and "the washington post" irresponsible. is that the white house urged that news organizations not to run the story. >> bc residents are looking at the city's nook streetcar -- new streetcar. sam, what happened? >> this is part of the crew back here. the original plan was that they were to have the streetcar on the flatbed truck sitting here before rush hour so they can wager during rush hour and then after rush-hour take it to the worksite. this is d.c. everything got started late. they got stuck in rush-hour soda sitting about nine blocks that way at eighth and eight. this was the scene this afternoon. the state -- the street

after small talk they will go out to crawl where they will go out and dea tell the cow that ty are accompany. >> they'll go out to the corral and they'll tell the ox or cow that it will accompany him. >> yes, and the chan will say that it is gone well. >> is the animal cooked and eaten? >> the part of the animal will be taken out to the fire, eaten by the family and then the tribe, the elders. and the rest of the animal will be eaten throughout the funeral. the head and the feet will be eaten after the funeral. >> and the implements used to dig the grave-- >> unfortunately, we lost the signal there. it's such an amazing lesson we're getting about what is going to happen and what is happening now leading up to the burial of nelson mandela. we'll try to gait back to you. that was alan schaffler reporting. we apologize for that and we'll get the signal back for you very shortly. >>> in california there is a very strong connection to nelson mandela among those who fought against apartheid. >> it is you, the people of the bay area, who have given me and my delegation strength and hope to continue

vet corner marketplaces being taken down by dea. also, raising new questions about indegree grit yes of the new bay bridge and strength of the rods that hold it together z one crop that will thrive thanks to this brutal cold snap we're experiencing, coming up in a half hour tonight at 6:00 and back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. >> well this, holiday season, abc7 is teeming up with our local feeding america food banks and you can help. go to abc7 news facebook page and take the pledge to give where you live. >> we'll donate 1s ndz your honor to feeding america food banks up to $75,000. >> and your good deed could go rewarded. everyone taking the pledge will be entered to win $7,000. >> you know a lot of directors believe sound is just as important in the movies. >> that is why sitting in the right spot for your next film is the key. science blog brain stuff says the best spot i in the middle two thirds of the way back. >> that is where audio engineers will sit bouncing sounds for theater. noer sound move left or right. >> i just w

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and theiri] family has tolp dea with. >> reporter: the chances of survival are low.sibility this it would depend if they foundc ( th ability to make a fire. and if they have access to water. if theyok havets7ç all of that, chances are increased. >> george, thanks for the update. >>> and now, to an nbc bay area follow-up. tonight, four people are behind bars, in connection with thet( shooting death of a 7-eleven clerk infá milpitasc seven year ago. this wasok the kds to make the case. itjf shows three men robbing an shooting an employee. but they would not say whatok h role was in the shooting. hey aree1 determinedlp not to let the homicide case go unsolved. >> it'sok resonated in a negati way. we put fourth so many hours in these 16t( months. murder and robbery charges. >>> thefác fbi is offering up t $250,000 reward for thexd arres and conviction of a man of anu alleged terrorist. federalÑi agents say daniel ands san diego set a bomb in 2003. they releasednbok new pictures. >>> new at+ 11:00, when childr goa5 missing, everyt( secondt(. and silicon technology isl

. >> un agente encubierto de la dea estaba en el lugar indicado y momento preciso para evitar una tragediaonde iba jenni rivera. >> thalía recibe su estrella de la fama en hollywood, volvemos. >> Ñ seguimos en busca de toda la verdad tras el . >> bueno seguimos en busca de todas la verdad tras el accidente que cobrÓ la vida de jenni rivera y otras 6 personas en mÉxico hace casi un aÑo, ayer pudieron ver una pieza clave del aviÓn y hoy ivÁn pidiÓ a un despertÓ poner a prueba la teorÍa lo que hablan las autoridades vamos a ver el resultado. >> es la misiÓn del dÍa, reproducir los momentos final del vuelo que ivÁn jenni rivera y otras personas. >> ponemos a prueba la teorÍa las autoridades que sospechan que una falla provocÓ su caÍda. >> empieza aumentar su Ángel de ascenso. >> empieza a disminuir su velocidad entra la alarma de desplome y posteriormente empieza el descenso, es un descenso no gradual, sino que a abrupto. >>. >> alejandro, titular de aeronÁutica civil en mÉxico, asegura que los pilotos pudieron haber perdido el conocimiento tras la falla. >> hacen pensar que este cabeceo al in

. >> pero ahí no terminaron los problemas, un avión ejectuvio fue confiscado por la dea en febrero deliciones del aeronave, nunca será posible detectar las causas. >> por lo pronto una jovencita que nació con parálisis cerebral tuvo una recuperación milagrosa y tenemos más acá en "primer impacto". >> se ha preguntado alguna vez si existe la sanaciÓn espiritual? >> muchas personas dicen haber recibido milagros gracias al poder la fe y tuve la oportunidad de conocer a una joven que logrÓ dar su primer pasos de forma independiente los invito a conocerla y ser testigo de una experiencia Única y maravillosa. >> rodrÍguez jamÁs pensÓ que este momento llegarÍa, son aplausos que representan admiraciÓn y aceptacion. >> confiesa que por primera vez se siente asÍ de especial. >> yo tengo muchas situaciones muchos problemas con la escuela tÚ sabes en la casa, con mi terapia esa fue la primera vez que yo me sentÍ como un adolescente de 18 aÑos. >> el 5 de mayo de 1995 ella llegÓ a completar la felicidad de la familia rodrÍguez. >> la pequeÑa se desarrollÓ normalmente hasta que cumpliÓ el primer aÑo

there's also information that the federal the dea head of the ethnicity of the federal security service is actually going to fly to balls or ground as requests from president bush is going to keep tabs on the situation that will only go so it's important to note is that it was obvious situation with the security has been heightened in volgograd but only so it is going to go on as well there is an increased police presence on the public transportation and i just imagine also they're starting to appear on the streets so it's kind of not exactly a holiday mood that we could be talking about now when it comes to actually helping those are who have suffered in these attacks and have lost their loved ones though the president as he has met with the prime minister and that's great if they have discussed the amounts of aid has to be issued to the families of those who were killed that's roughly one that's one million illegals that's roughly thirty thousand dollars just a little bit over that and also they talked about a financial compensation to those who have been wounded in the terrorist acts

light to the gym in istanbul that going in the dea says he believes this hearing abortion or no substance. if it's because he's asking for internal consumption is really full the united kingdom and baby cameron is trying to demonstrate that he's the strong man it's tough on terrorism and economic units to tell him all to do in the full. he's coming out with the stabilization force the wolfowitz pretty crazy because everyone is dying from prison on the talents that we should have this debate about what all the newness of supply and small pioneer of the site to be had and israeli david cameron and the uk count on the same deletion of data let's look at how much pressure the garden has faced these last months. the paper began publishing revelations of surveillance. this somewhat soon off to police came. looking on the board of wanting it kind of cool the information it had done at work so the paper was threatened with legal action reportedly by a fig is very close to david cameron the paper refused to yield in august. the partner of the guardian columnists was detained under anti terror laws

well here in the dea ever. we don't think there is a risk certainly not for patients or physicians or for us either the justice department announcement in at the end of august so that a well regulated program will be tolerated by the department of justice we believe this program. and you can see you know the quality of your we don't but cultivators here that are also licensed and regulated by the department of health and the police department do the cultivation it's all done under or very. organic conditions and safe and sanitary conditions it's tested it's healthy it's safe and it's really helping patients here in the district i have heard this. for the rest of rabbi khan thank you so much thank you so much thanks for the important work or to thank you coming up the phone to our phone lines are now open for our your take my take a live segment love to get your thoughts and any memories you may have on the passing of nelson mandela and his legacy i'll share some of mine with you so if you have a chance give us

if he was living now, the dea and the atf and the xyz, they'd all be coming after him. so i would like young people and americans to know what kind of man john brown was, because i think if you understand what he was, you'd feel a lot prouder to be an american. i wanted to put it in a form that people could accept, that it wasn't like a depressing kind of book. tavis: you did that, because the book is a lot more -- i'll come back to the story in a second. an overarching comment, though. the book has a lot more humor in it than i expected. we circle now back to the very beginning to this conversation, when i asked you about "the new york times" review, because they raised the issue of satire, they raised the issue of quentin tarantino in "django" and the drama that he got into, et cetera, et cetera. how far do you take that kind of narrative in novel form? what liberties do you take with the storyline, what liberties do you take with putting humor in it? talk about the liberties you take. >> oh, that's a difficult question. there are certain lines you kind of cross. i pr

physician they need the recommendation to take to the department of health and they're registered by the dea you know it says that medical marijuana patient and with that card that they can come to us and so what happens walk us through that process somebody goes their doctor the doctor says ok you have cancer you're going through chemo or you have intractable pain or whatever i don't know all the things that qualify maybe you can tell tell us some of them then they go where and what happens and is it one of these like you know standing in. unemployment line humiliated situations or is it i mean absolutely not so it's it's a decision made between a patient and a physician and when the physician decides that this recommendation is important they write the formal recommendation on the deal it's a form send that into the department of health and at the same time the pace. writes an application form as well it's now just a two and a half page application it's been made a lot easier and with those two things sent in to the department of health usually within thirty six hours the patient seems the

despite this the dea was created in 1973 and it would carry over into the 1990's.n 1996 a year of major change, cal legalized medicinal marijuana, and we have more on the debut of colorado's landmark legislation from denver. >> reporter: harvesting pot is a family affair. three generations work here, and business is booming. >> we started out with 1200 square feet, and right now we've got 10,000 square feet all finished, and we're bursting at the seems. the next grow op we're finishing we have plans for three and four more of that size. >> reporter: the four medical marijuana dispensaries already account for a quarter of all tax revenues. that's before they start retail sales. a fact that has the mayor seeing green. >> i like to joke that there is not a pothole in my entire town because we've been able to reinvest in our infrastructure and do things we want have had a chance to do without a new industry and new energy in town. >> reporter: if the estimates are correct colorado is about to reap a bumper crop of cash thanks to legal weed. one study says sales could h

we'll tell you how to know when you are getting a good dea >> the relaunch of the obamacare web site. the admistration said it is working find am but heah insurers say, it's not. >> and amazon's drone delivery. a pstunt or something that could happen? we're watching out for you tonight on the willis report. >> welcome to the willis report, your show, your money, your voice, tonight your holiday spending a record number of shoppers flooded stores on thanksgiving, retailers posted weakest holiday sales since before the recession, thanksgiving and black friday sales combined rising a little over 2%. weekend sales were down 3%, cyber monday is underway, many of the major on-line retailers are extending today's deals over the week. are they worth it? with me now, author of upcoming book, it's worse than you think, the u.s. economy and th the dece of the middle class. and trey, welcome. chris, i don't remember sales going down, a big deal, what do you make of it? >> i wish i could make better news of it. we have record unemployment. we have zero wage growth. we have 48 million people, ameri

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. >> according to the dea, calls about synthetic drugs to poison control centers rocketed from 2300 in 2010 to 13,000. >> when you look at the range of drugs in the state of florida, which ones concern you the >> molly of course. >> other synthetics include molly and ectasy, both nicknames for an illegal stimulant that's popular at raves and electronic dance festivals. >> it's glamorized in songs. >> madonna. >> miley cyrus. >> miley cyrus recently said it was a, quote, happy drug. >> people are dying from it. it is extremely toxic. >> so toxic that in august of 2013 at the electric zoo dance music festival in new york, 20-year-old olivia rotundo and jeffrey russ died of an overd e overdose. she had taken six hits of molly. as a result, the festival was shut down by the city after just two days. >> it's very tragic. the bottom line is what you see here is people doing drugs that shouldn't be doing drugs and you see the fatal consequences and when people want to go down that slippery slope and say oh, it's just fun, it isn't just fun. there are two families that are not going to have th

we might have dea taken it, but those are the positive things we need to building on.e still have enough talent. >> looking for a silver lining. to be fair, their injuries have really hurt them. but these teams have doing none about offense. >> look at this coach, jason kidd. first year coach with what looked like to be a loaded team. >> i think they're still trying to get used to each other and kidd used to being a head coach as well. it's a work in process for everyone. but that's no h not why he was . they need to challenge the heat and the pacers. >> appreciate. mike morgan with it. nothing says christmas in new york like a rocker feller tea. the 70-foot christmas tree will light up the night. it will be so nice with a dazzling display of 50,000 lights. the goo-goo dolls, i'm not going to repeat that statement. i got trouble. >> do they still perform? >> yes, jewel, an the lighting f the tree at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll have a look at the forecast. this is al jazeera america. >> reporter: bosses are hiring more. this might be the moment we're waiting for in ou

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how about the dea coming down on doctors for that more? we see that with celebrity care. why isn't the dea more involved in putting the teeth to this and saying to doctors you will get in trouble for doing this? jon: prescription drug abuse. that is a big problem. >> it's a killer. jon: this may be a potential solution. >> good thing. jon: dr. marc siegel, thank you. jenna: growing unrest in the ukraine is a big story this week. the latest on the fallout from the president's decision there to free ties from the e.u. and force closer ties with russia. what that means for us ahead. >>> next whiteout conditions for those of us in northeast cities. causing long delays for airports. when will the snow and freezing rain stop. a big question for us? we'll be right back after a quick commercial break. jenna: some big be developments to our top stories and breaking news this hour. jon: are we seeing a shakeup at the white house? a former clinton administration staffer just brought in weeks before the obamacare enrollment deadline. >>> and another big snowstorm right outside our st

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. >> according to the dea, calls about synthetic drugs to poison control centers rocketed from 3,200n 2010 to more than 13,000 a year later. >> when you look at the range of drugs that you have to deal with here in the state of florida, which ones concern you the most? >> oh, mollys, of course. >> other synthetics include molly, ecstasy, both nick napes for mdma, illegal still lent that's popular at raves and electronic dance festivals. >> it's being glamorized in songs we're hearing by singers. >> madonna? >> miley cyrus is singing about it. ♪ dancing with molly >> miley cyrus recently told "rolling stone" that molly was a "happy drug." >> that's a shame. because our teens, our kids, look up to people like that. and people are dying from it. and it is extremely toxic. >> so toxic that in august of 2013, at the electric zoo dance music festival in new york, 20-year-old olivia retunda and 23-year-old jeffrey russ died from overdoses of mdma. she said she had taken six hits of molly. as a result of the deaths the scheduled three-day festival, where a ticket can cost as much as 400 buck

. >> it was in 2008 when then candidate barack obama called for dea raids a waste of taxpayer money.i am not going to be doing is to use justice department resources to circumvent this issue. >> are you prepared for the oath? >> i am, sir. >> he made the campaign statements official policy with the justice department releasing the ogden memo which suggests that the government would no longer focus resources on individuals whose actions were in clear and unambiguous compliance with the state laws. basically, if you were using or growing marijuana for medical purposes in states where it is legal, you would not have to worry about the feds knocking down the door. this shift led to dispensaries proliferating across states that had previously legalized it. but contradictory to what the ogden statement said in the following two years of the release, the department of justice actually increased the raids. in 2011, as the crackdowns continued, the justice department released a subsequent memo saying that the marijuana medical patients would be free from prosecution, but not industrial grower

. >> a campaigning barack obama calling dea raids on medical marijuana shops a waste of taxpayer moneye doing is using justice department resources to try to circumvent state laws on this issue. >> are you prepared to take the oath, senator? >> i am. >> upon taking office, the obama administration made his campaign statements official policy, with the justice department releasing the ogden memo. this suggested that the government would no longer focus resources on individuals whose actions were in clear and unambiguous complete with state laws. basically, if you were using or growing marijuana for medical purposes in states where it was legal, you wouldn't have the worry about the feds knocking down your door. this policy shift led to medical marijuana dispensaries proliferating in all states that previously legalized it. but in the following two years of its release, the department of justice actually increased its raids. in 2011 as the crackdowns continued, the justice department released a subsequent memo saying that medical marijuana patients would be free from prosecution, but not

the fbi, and the dea. an absolute utter waste of money. why?exas, i'm sure, has seen a crime like this before. and they can prosecute it and put this guy in jail. we don't need all this sort of pomp and circumstance at the department of justice engaging. in one more point. let's see if the department of justice is connected to reality. the agent in charge said this: it is unimaginable in this day and age that one could be drawn to violently attack another based on the color of their skin. this is the agent in charge and i'm asking that he be drug-tested. how in the world you can actually think that? it's scary. >> fred, let's get your thoughts on this. do you think the justice department made the right call or the wrong call? >> well, you know, i'm in the middle. this guy barrett who is a defendant in this case, is he a terrible terrible guy. he bashes a 79-year-old african-american in the back of head. as far as i'm concerned can, he can stay in prison so long that his final parole hearing is in front of star lee command. i have a bigger issue

and her four young kids are lucky to be alive in part because of the quick thinking of an undercover dea from the burning pickup, on interstate 40 in tennessee. the mom herself rescued her 3-year-old twins, and fortunately no one was injured. >>> surveillance video from a kmart in st. louis shows security trying to stop a mom accused of shoplifting. she starts to struggle and her male friend gets involved, too. police say she sprayed mace at an officer. when she and the man ran out of the store, the worst part, perhaps, of the whole incident. she left her 4-year-old boy sitting in the shopping cart, see in the foreground? that's her child, left in the shopping cart. a wild chase in kansas city, missouri between police and a guy in a stolen fedex truck. the original driver left the keys in the ignition. a family member suspected in this told an affiliate he got in a fight with his girlfriend and needed a ride. police spotted the stolen truck and they gave him a ride. unfortunately, it was to jail. >>> ford motor company is revealing the newest model of an american classic. feast your eyes

one guy hector diaz who is a colombian wh took a photo of himself with two guns like this wearing a deaight point out. >> there is he hector. >> he has been arrested. >> the feds basically say look, you can't use colorado or washington state as a transshipment center because pot is legal there. >> and they are apparently concerned that colombian drug cartels may now be using some of these dispen dispensaries in colorado as a front. >> i told you that's what going to happen. that's happened in washington state and that the organized crime was going to move in to control it all right, now, i have been watching your program, kelly. >> have you? >> yeah. i have got it mention on the factor tonight is this diva central and palin and kelly and ingraham coming up behind you and carlson? >> you forgot one person. >> oh, come on. me on. anyway. so, every night you are on the obamacare trail and you look like you really furious about it. are you furious about it? >> i'm not furious but i care. i care allot. almost 6 million people kicked off policies now contrary to the president's promised. they

the intelligence from the national security agency, the national ,eospatial intelligence agency -- deaometimes, in the cia all the sort of intelligence that is possible to bring together from the u.s. side and then that would be any sort of performancefrom that colombians had -- informants that colombians have. by that time the clemens were quite good at infiltrating camps. they were less good at technical types of you stopping. it was a combination really of the human -- so human intelligence, the source froming, and debriefings deserters who had been in the farc. this actually is a very important part of the intelligence gathering that is done in colombia, mainly by the government there. the cia did help them to do more thorough investigations or debriefings from interrogations, agreed tombers who take the offer by the colombian government and dessert the farc, and they would be given eventually government payments and allowed to integrate back into society. and these people were very important to understand or for the government to understand how the farc was organized, where its su

one guy hector diaz who is a colombian who took a photo of himself with two guns like this wearing a dea is he hector. >> he has been arrested. >> the feds basically say look, you can't use colorado or washington state as a transshipment center because pot is legal there. >> and they are apparently concerned that colombian drug cartels may now be using some of these dispen dispensaries in colorado as a front. >> i told you that's what going to happen. that's happened in washington state and that the organized crime was going to move in to control it all right, now, i have been watching your program, kelly. >> have you? >> yeah. i have got it mention on the factor tonight is this diva central and palin and kelly and ingraham coming up behind you and carlson? >> you forgot one person. >> oh, come on. come on. anyway. so, every night you are on the obamacare trail and you look like you really furious about it. are you furious about it? >> i'm not furious but i care. i care allot. almost 6 million people kicked off policies now contrary to the president's promised. they have been forced. pic

. >> the dea agent said did you see what you had done? what you talking about? yes, you did. didn't get in trouble because i never shot the gun. didn't scratch the serial numbers off and all the original hallow tips was in the clip. nothing in the chamber. >> if he done any of those things, andrews could have faced a stiff sentence in federal prison instead of a couple of months in the hamptons. >> it's a wake-up call. i am the youngest person on this pod. i'm 18 years old. in this h 2-a [ bleep ] part, this is the best part to be in, but it doesn't matter. i'm still in jail at the end of the day. >> at least in the hamptons there's always a possibility of a sing along breaking out. ♪ they acting like, actually it's the pits ♪ ♪ nasty slot still deal with these [ bleep ] cops ♪ and the ugly ♪ i'm so pissed but i want to sing ♪ >> coming up. >> go out and do what you want. i see you in a third time, you're -- >> old timers, attempt to school the younger generation, and -- >> i was 1 years old when he first started coming here. >> my reputation right now is that i'm most arrest

it was led by a former congressman and dea administrator named asa hutchison. they recommended armed guards as part of the solutions to keeping schools safer. i a few hours ago i spoke to him and asked if armed guards was a viable solution. >> our guards are a part of the solution and certainly, every school needs to do a security plan. they need to do an assessment. but the greatest protection would be an armed presence in the school. the preference would be a school resource officer. someone who has that type of police training and background. after >> piers: hook elementary, everybody understands it could happen anywhere and this is the first time such a tragedy happens in an elementary school. the safety has to move that direction. so one was an armed presence. that's not the exclusive one. not the exclusive recommended. it won't solve every problem. you need other security measures in place. >> sure. but i think one of the issues, especially in the last few week when more information has come forward about adam lanza showing how emotionally troubled he was

remember, for years, he worked for the dea and for the fbi. and so they said that it is -- there's some people in the u.s. government who have done their very best 0 try to find him, but there are those who have not. so they're looking forward to treeing to get him home, someone they've been trying to get home for at least seven years now. i want to remind you and put it into context now. remember the a.p., why did they say they reported the story when them did overnight? and they said that they had documented this information back in 2010, but that for on three different occasions, washington asked them to withhold it saying they had promising leads. well, the a.p. said that because of that, but because nothing happened over the course of 6 1/2 years, and because with near certainty iran likely knows bob levinson's true alleged situation that he was working for the cia, that the a.p. felt it was compelled to run with the story now. now, yes, go ahead. >> i'm just curious i know when it's a secret job, it's pretty much secret with everybody. i

everyone winds up being the best game of the dea day.ms that could meet up in the postseason. golden state warriors against the clippers. late third and fourth quarter it got testy. griffin gets tossed from the game. a huge loss for the clippers. dream on green gets tossed from the game for gold en state. both teams missing a player. a huge loss not having griffin late in the game. clippers able to get to the basket but not able to get buckets. golden state gets the win. curry helps them to get the victory. 17-13 but played much better than that this year. i think that's the team nobody wants to play in the playoffs. a lot of talent. >> if you had to make a reprediction, who do you think will take it at the end of the season. >> out of the western conference it is impossible to say. there are four or five teams. one of them lakers of course i will against the heat earlier today. the lakers are scuffling, no kobe bryant. miami able to go in to l.a. and get a victory there. lebron james play well. after the game he said it was breasting la

[ male announcer ] lease the 2014 e350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dea >>> as hard workincreasingly replaced by government handouts, some would-be workers were happy staying at home in the hands of the u.s. taxpayer. one of my next guests says president obama's policies have created incentives not to work. and in effect, have raised taxes on the poor, thereby keeping them poor. here now is dean baker. he is co-director for the center for economic and policy research, and casey mulligan, economics professor from the university of chicago and author of the important book "redrabz recession." casey mulligan, welcome back. president obama talks about redistribution as a good thing, i guess. you're saying we're paying poor people too much, and if they go back to work, we're taxing them too much. that right? >> for sure. we had a number of new programs expanded programs to give additional help to people who are having tough luck. they're unemployed, than we ever used to give before. and the funny thing is we're going ratchet it up one more time in about 20 days when obama care

levinson who is now 65 years old if he's still alive is a former fbi and dea agent believed to be theeld american hostage in history. his family's attorney tells abc they feel levinson's government has abandoned him. in a move that seems to put the tiff in pontiff, pope francis is taking on some critics, including rush limbaugh who says he's teaching marxism. limbaugh called the pope's comments marxism and puzzlingly wrong. the pope isn't sitting silent. he is tackling the criticism head on. in an interview yesterday, he denied claims he's a marxist and claims talking about economic inequality isn't preaching marxism but following the social doctrine of the catholic church. >>> let's check in with our political panel in the green room. kevin madden, yesterday paul ryan tried to explain an angry outburst from the speaker of the house saying john just got his irish up. can i get a translation for folks at home whose ancestors do not hail from the emerald island? >> first, i don't really get that because i think boehner is french, right? that's not irish. >> i believe the correct answer