of course, dea, i think of narcotics and dea agents whose name is never known and called in a public hearing. i won't call the names of the folks in south carolina. i would be grateful if you could let the women and men who are still with dea and yesterday and those who are there now know how grateful each of us across both sides of the isle for their work and mr. brandon the same to you, you and i know some atf agen agents -- we both know some of the same ones, they remain of the fondest memories that i have in my life. it shreds out across the country. i would i would be grateful to yield for that. well, well, we have a lot of my my home state of south carolina, at least 95 people died from heroine which is twice as many tsa previous years and more than 500 died from abuse or prescription or opioids over that same time period and half of those deaths attributed to south carolina and involved of synthetic op synthetic opioids. we have seen recent spike in violent crime nationwide zz to be fair, violent crime had been going down for a long type. once it goes down so low, it only had

rosenburg, the dea and mr. brandon of the atf and all the law enforcement officers who work throughout the nation, particularly those under our jurisdiction, which is the federal jurisdiction. i want to just raise two quick points as it relates to legislation that we've been working on, the sentencing reduction act where we took special note. we were dealing with nonviolent drug sentences. we think we were on the right track. what came to find as fenol. up want to say how important it is that we work together on is that. >> incredibly dangerous and very foreign. fentanyl is up to 50 more times more potent than heroin. carfentanyl is more dangerous than that. >> i would like to invite you to my office. we've had an epidemic of curb, i don't the -- cush. i don't know if you've heard that, but i'd like to discuss that. >> i'd be delighted. >> thank you. on some of the means that he's asked and some of the means that i've asked. >> i want to read into the record someone of the responsibilities of the atf and that i

rosenberg, the dea and mr. brandon for the atf and all of the law enforcement officers that were corrupt the nation and particularly those in our federal jurisdiction. i want to raise two quick points as it relates to legislation we have been working on at the citizen reduction act where we where we wereote working on nonviolent drug offenses, we think we were on the right track, but what came answer -- i want a quick so my time will not be yielded away, how dangerous and how will affect that is and how important it is that we work together on that? mr. brandon: very simply, very dangerous. it is 50 times more potent than heroine. is even more dangerous. >> we will work on that. we have a neck -- epidemic of kush in houston, texas and i would like to follow up on questions raised on the question of drugs. mr. brandon: i would be delighted. i would welcome the chairman joining in some of the meetings i have.n the meetings i would like to read into the record one of the responsibilities of the atf, and that is to

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he talked about the dea's role. we all know the dea's good at reducing supply, that's a law-enforcement does, goes after in street gangs. the problem you referred to earlier is that we can never enforce or prosecute our way out of the problems of the other half of the equipped -- the other half of the equation is reducing demand. he talked about some things you are trying to do, obviously public education this part of the answer. he talked about stem, chasing the dragon video, national prescription drugs takeback program. effective?en what else are you doing, and what if anything else can congress do to support those efforts on that side? >> if i may respond in full to that i will take up a couple of minutes. you're a very good and highly respected federal prosecutor. think you know as well as anyone that we are not going to prosecute our way out of this mess. that said, some of our programs make a lot of sense. our national takeback program, last year on two separate days we took -- this is stunning -- 1.6 million

home offices, dea is well positioned to engage in this fight. throughout dea's history, our -- our greatest successes have come through collaboration with our counterparts. this approach is no different. we will continue to have successes against members of these fentanyl tradition networks. here's the most frustrating part. foreign-based fentanyl manufacturers and domestic pied piper operate with impunity. they exploit loopholes in the controlled substances act and capitalize on the lengthy resource intensive reactive process to schedule these dangerous substances. as we speak, criminal chemists are tweaking the molecular analogues,f fentanyl keeping the same dangerous properties as the controlled substances, but helping distributors avoid exposure because of a molecular structure. 5nce july 2015 dea scheduled illicitly produced fentanyl. 4 currently in progress. we are tracking 19 more. scheduling actions are reactive, resource intensive processes. w we'll continue to do everything we can on the scheduling fronte. short-term this esteemed body

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acusa de filtrar informaciÓn al cartel de los beltrÁn leiva sobre investigaciones que realizaba la dearmaciÓn a sujetos investigados por estados unidos sobre las pesquisas contra de ellos. a cambio de millones de dÓlares asÍ se detalla en la acusaciÓn criminal en chicago hizo pÚblica. >>> enfrenta cargos por obstrucciÓn de una... para ambas naciones, a cambio de un beneficio personal. >>> por varios aÑos reyes habÍa sido comandante de una unidad de inteligencia especial, que compartÍa informaciÓn de la dea y otras organizaciones estadounidense, hasta que fue cesado en el mes de noviembre cuando se iniciÓ una investigaciÓn en su contra. >>> se detectÓ que el el ex e lento de la policÍa federal tenÍa una relaciÓn con un operador de una organizaciÓn criminal. >>> en especÍfico la au que sags detalla una conversaciÓn que tuvo con un individuo de la organizaciÓn de beltrÁn leiva >>> su hermano alfredo beltrÁn leiva fue sentenciado a cadena perpetua en una cÁrcel estadounidense. >>> reyes decidiÓ venir a estados unidos y entregarse a la fiscalÍa federal en chicago el mes pasado. >>> la venta

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luke's parents exercised their rights under i dea and the colorado office of administrative costs and a federal district court all agreed the law entitled them to reimbursement from the school district. this should have been the end of the matter, but when the school district appealed the case to the tenth circuit, judge gorsuch's decision reversed all of these fact finders to hold in favor of the school district. in order to reach his conclusion, judge gorsuch went to great lengths picking and choosing passages from previous decisions to weave a new standard that eviscerated the intentions of i dea. this ignored intent and created a new outline that schools had to provide de minimis or in plainer terms to provide almost zero opportunities for children with disabilities. this would force luke into an inadequate learning development and leave his parents with another financial burden and hardship. at the same time judge gorsuch's legal standard threatened to degrade education for all students with disabilities. the good news for luke is that the supreme court seriesed judge gorsuch's p

a couple of them are: this drug problem, the dea drug enforcement agency told me that the only way to win this is education, starting very young and all the way through. we ought to have groups in our neighborhood that work spread this message to young people. i believe in mentoring programs. they're the most powerful thing to give kids confidence. that's not republican or democrat. the drug issue is not republican or democrat, it's a human issue. somebody that lives in your neighborhood lost their spouse of 60 years, we all have to pitch in and help a person like that. as we begin to work together to solve some of these things in our neighborhood, will learn to communicate with one another and then we can send the message up to the leaders that they have to knock this stuff off "after words" airs on book tv every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous "after words" programs on her website booktv.org. >> i had a lot of people and i almost died a lot of times. what really messed me up was seen people get awards. i could fight wars and almost

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it involved the dea and the u.s.re the suspect at a ranch in northern mexico along which allow a single lower border. the task force include a mexican marines, the dea, and the u.s. marshals service. he was turned over to the mexican attorney general. u.s. is seekingg extradition. he faces 30 years to life. he is a mexican national. we have learned he was apprehended seven times by the border patrol and arrested h one for a dui before joining the rib crew that killed brian terry ino december of 2010. he was part of the border patrol special ops unit that took aer bullet beneath his vest and died at the scene. o his death exposed the obama administration's operation "fast and furious" after agents found two assault style weapons at the scene, sold under theea u.s. program. in all, the justice department approved the sale of some 2,000 weapons to the mexican cartel.ce now i am told that he is tied to the scene by dna and according to five others who are already in prison, he fired the shot that killed agent terry. kimb

carolina: osorio fue capturado en un rancho por autoridades mexicanas en un trabajo conjunto con la dea con el impacto latente de mÁs de 1000 denuncias de abuso sexual a inmigrantes en centros de detenciÓn. asimismo lo denunciÓ el grupo independiente civic, que revelÓ que le tanto de seguridad nacional recibiÓ mÁs de 1000 denuncias en poco mÁs de dos aÑos. carolina: increÍble. una de estas denuncias la hizo el inmigrante salvadoreÑo douglas menjivar. con que nos contactamos vÍa s para contarnos de su caso de abuso. cuÉntanos exactamente lo que ocurriÓ en el centro de detenciÓn. >> yo fui asaltado sexualmente por unas personas. es importante para que las demÁs personas que viven en este paÍs se den cuenta cÓmo somos maltratados nosotros los inmigrantes, y que sepan de que la realidad es otra. cuando el gobierno o inmigraciÓn dice una falsa mentira de que nunca pasa nada y que todo estÁ normal. carolina: douglas, cÓmo calificarÍa su la reacciÓn de las autoridades de inmigraciÓn ante tu denuncia de abuso? >> cuando uno hace un reclamo, dirÍa que ellos tendría que atenderlo y poner atenciÓn

rolling up and passing joints around to make sure congress reauthorizes the rule that would prevent the deaof justice from interfering with local state's medical marijuana laws. the rule expires next week. and without it, the trump administration could crackdown. during the campaign, then-candidate trump said he supported medical marijuana, called it a state's issue. a new yahoo! report found that 54% of people who say they use marijuana and 51% who say they use it regularly are parents. currently, 29 states have medical marijuana laws. and seven states including d.c., have legalized recreational use. >> thank you. thank you very former president obama, before leaving office called for the schedule one narcotic to be treated like tobacco. >> new administration not so forgiving. >> a potentially dangerous, gate way drug that frequent leap leads to the use of harder drugs. use and possession is against federal law. >> reporter: the new attorney general. >> the united states congress has made possession of marijuana in every state and distribution of it an illegal act. so if that is something

. >> the dea assistant administrator says there are 580 heroin users new a day. 80% started by using or misusing prescription painkillers. >> what we've had is people using prescription opioids, doctors over-prescribing them. people becoming addicted. getting on the circle of addiction. what happens, we see on the other part of dea, mexican cartels exploiting that epidemic and flooding the country with high purity, low cost heroin now, dangerously laces with fentanyl. >> fentinyl. >> two milligrams is potentially lethal. >> last year, it jumped a staggering 284% deaths, and that doesn't include data from the last three months of the year. the final number will be even higher. it prompted the maryland general assembly to pass a bill on monday, that will impose an additional ten years in prison for anyone convicted of supplying fentanyl. >> we have to get the people bringing these deadly drugs in. we've got to take them off the streets. >> governor hogan says he is satisfied what state lawmakers were able to accomplish, even though he acknowledges it isn't enough. >> we have to throw e

i mean, i have been talking about this with sources from the dea and ice.think that this $14 billion is not real. they think that this is about collection. but even if we think this money exists. i mean, no one. it would be almost impossibl to find it. impossible. >> go ahead. >> yeah, i mean el chapo had been seized -- and no one has confiscated this money until now. what makes senator ted cruz think he will be able to do it now. >> malcolm, what is your take on that. where the money is, and if el chapo, the extradition has been controversial and long in the making. are these funds gettable? >> i think they are. and i think we have to look at the difference between the so-called el chapo act and what already exists. i haven't had a chance to read through the fine print of the bill that senator cruz has proposed, but if my understanding is correct, already assets seized within this country. as well as in mexico go toward law enforcement and effectively border security in some cases, i think what he's doing is just sort of trying to make a more formal point

the drug the dea says is made in china but is trafficked into the u.s. through mexico. nancy: troubling numbers when it comes to a the united states, the anti-defamation league says the number of incidents is 86% higher the first three months of this year compared with the same timeframe last year. 161 bomb threats. ben cardinnator weighing in on president trump's immigration crackdown during an event in bethesda. speaking to a packed crowd at ethel synagogue, he said the administration's policies are wrong and hurtful. the travel ban remains held up in the courts. >> diversity is our strength. we are a stronger country today because people had the courage to come to this country. nancy: unlike recent town halls around the country, there were no disruptions or outbursts and the crowd was largely supportive of cardin. jonathan: down to a government shutdown. nancy: what are the sticking points that could put us into a shutdown friday? michelle marsh has the answer from the live desk. michelle: with a vote on a new health care bill unlikely this week, they are trying to p

autoriza a agencias de la dea transportarÁ extranjeros no autorizados. >> las ciudades que no cumplanestado puede retirar algunos fondos. >> otro aspecto controversial, es que si la ciudad es acceder a mantener detenidos horas el documento mientras siga presos inmigraciÓn, tendrÁn que absorber los gastos. para los que defienden los derechos de los inmigrantes la aprobaciÓn de esta ley no tiene sentido. >> en las cortes han dicho que lo que trump estaba amenazando, de quitar fondos, que no lo puede hacer, no es legal. pero aquÍ en florida, estÁn republicanos insisten en atacar a la comunidad inmigrante, empuja esta ley antiinmigrante. >> mercado se refiere a la relaciÓn esa frase que bloquee el decreto del presente que recordarÍa financiamiento a las ciudades santuario. ley similar que se aprobÓ, el aÑo pasado pero fue derrotado en el senado. lourdes, univisiÓn. marÍa: el presidente trump no apelarÁ por ahora la decisiÓn de un juez federal, que rechazÓ su orden de quitarles fondos a ciudades santuario. el departamento de justicia, le dijo a los condados de santa clara y san francisco c

comes to the circumstances surrounding prince's death we are told that the local sheriff's office, the dead u.s. attorney's office here in minnesota continues their investigation so far andrea no findings have been released. >> we heard about the treasure trove of music prince had yet to be released. will fans get to music? i thought something was supposed to drop today? >> yeah certainly it is no secret that prince had a huge vault full of unreleased music inside of paisley park here. universal music group did strike publishing rights for that unreleased music but we don't know a timeline of when it could be released but good news is all of his released music is streaming on title, apple music and spotify and some of the music in that vault dated back to the 80s. incredible. >> we can't wait to hear it but we have the music we've always been enjoying for decades with us now. don champion reporting live from minnesota. >> a montgomery based on profit is giving foster children hope and dignity. volunteers with comfort cases make sure children going to new homes get a bag full of necessary i

politics which said that both russia and iran bear, quote, great moral responsibility forthe these dea. markeith gren brennan, cbs news, the white house. >>> a powerful earthquake struck east iran today. the magnitude 6.1 was centered in a remote mountainous area home to about 5,000 people. rescue workers say at least person was killed and five injured. phone service to that area has been knocked out. >>> today severe storms are likely from the midwest to the northeast. it could trigger tornados like night in the southwest corner of missouri. an elementary school, fire station, airport, and some homes were damaged. no reports of injuries though. the storm produced damaging hail and strong winds that pelted northeast oklahoma late yesterday. >>> coming up on "morning news" now, court victory. a decision by a federal appeals court protects lgbtq employees from workplace discrimination. >>> and a protest over its theme. this is the "cbs morning news." whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the sour

luke's parents exercised their rights under i dea and the colorado office of administrative costs and a federal district court all agreed the law entitled them to reimbursement from the school district. this should have been the end of the matter, but when the school district appealed the case to the tenth circuit, judge gorsuch's decision reversed all of these fact finders to hold in favor of the school district. in order to reach his conclusion, judge gorsuch went to great lengths picking and choosing passages from previous decisions to weave a new standard that eviscerated the intentions of i dea. this ignored intent and created a new outline that schools had to provide de minimis or in plainer terms to provide almost zero opportunities for children with disabilities. this would force luke into an inadequate learning development and leave his parents with another financial burden and hardship. at the same time judge gorsuch's legal standard threatened to degrade education for all students with disabilities. the good news for luke is that the supreme court seriesed judge gorsuch's p

murder of two men in a shooing, but he's already serving a life sentence in jail, being convicted of the deaodin lloyd. the patriots are headed to the white house today to celebrate their super bowl victory. though we are learning they are not planning on issuing a statement today. good morning. thank you for joining us here on this wednesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon. let's get back to what's important here at home. that is, of course, your weather forecast, because it's been rainy and folks want to know what about today. >> all different this morning. chilly and clear for most of the bay area. not raining for once. that rain was not far behind. we'll start to see it moving in later on tonight. especially for the north bay. but as we get a mainly clear start, let's go hour by hour as we start to see the cloud cover increasing. especially for the north bay and san francisco and the peninsula. south bay, still looking fairly sunny throughout the day. later on tonight, rain moves in. this will not be a significant storm, bringing the heaviest rainfall tota

--"ivn reyes arzate", trabajaba en una unidad de inteligencia especial que colaboraba con la dea y elusticia de estados unidos... --"reyes arzate", fue separado de su cargo en noviembre y se entreg recientemente a las autoridades estadounidenses en chicago... take vo / blanca --el gobierno federal confirm que continuarn arrestando a inmigrantes indocumentados en las cortes. --un vocero del departamento de seguridad nacional dijo que si el inmigrante enfrenta una deportacin no se le proteger aunque se trate de un testigo o vctima de un crimen. --algunos activistas dijeron estar preocupados antes estas nuevas polticas, ya que piensan que esto har que los inmigrantes no reporten crmenes. cesar --- la aparicin de un letrero en una carretera al sur de nuestro estado reabre las heridas en una ciudad que apenas hace tres semanas decidi convertirse en santuario para inmigrantes con una votacin bastante cerrada --- --- "luis treto" nos tiene el reporte --- take pkg :01 :14 :30 :59 take pkg el controversial letrero, colocado en la playa leo carrilo, justo debajo del senalmiento del limite ofici

it's a nearly 4$4.5 billion dea expected to close later this month. >>> google is making it's easierrestrict internet access at home adding a scheduling feature with google wifi and when to block wifi at certain times like when your kids should be doing their home work maybe or in bed. you can schedule internet down time for yourself. >>> one county unveiling its new super charger station for the fleet of electric vehicles. get this, the station is also portable and can be deployed at a moment's notice to first responders who need to power equipment in a remote location or for an event. >>> having a field day, coming up next, madison bumgardner, how his historic day has become a cottage injury for math nerds. and share your picture on social media. you may see ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6, a ray of hope in the search for a little girl missing for a year now. the discovery made by police that could help them crack this case. >>> also, someone went on a tire slashing rampage in the east bay and this

dea is really clear. we will not be able to arrest our way out of this problem.ad folks from the mayor's office coming over, the sit health commissioner. it is clear f we boxed out, in philadelphia over weekend in easter. i took questions from everybody. if you just want to wall off that area and not allow the folks who are using drugs to come in, the benefit is you flush them aboveground where maybe you would be able to find, support them or move them on. we have the cheapest heroin of the country, highest purity levels in this philadelphia. it is perfectly located. everybody is heading toward philadelphia we have had 900 deaths last year alone in philadelphia, which is, you know, the fellow, take me around dea agent, gary, said we who as many people last year from drug overdoses's we have who in the vietnamese war it is a war. >> unreal. all right. full story today on your show, doctor oz, thanks. it is actually tomorrow we will do it. >>> i'm glad you are shining a light on this because if you go down to kensington where he was, thanks, doctor oz we will see y

you seem to think that people are looking at the dea report on gdp. i don't repeat on this road, but people out there in the rest of the world, real people say gosh, gdp is like 1.7. and i don't think anybody looks at that stuff. so i have a hard time organizing a size the dea is misreported under reported growth in that bombing people out, leading to kind of a dispiriting animals. in the populist because they are looking at print and getting unhappy. for that matter they could look at job numbers and get happy, but i don't see her doing that either. so the idea that we are doing much better than we think we are. people will tell you they don't feel that. >> if you look at the gallup poll data, people are asked, how are you doing now come to your, family relative to five years ago? generally the answer is okay, we are doing better. not everybody, but overwhelmingly so. then you have to send people come out u.s. economy doing? the answer is terribly. looking at the data, they hear it every day. they hear every day the u.s. economy is not growing. certa

tissue dea c can occur anywhere in n the body. it can occur in theieir brain, it can occur in their toe, it can occur in their liver.r. we've seen patients where they've developed infarctions to their feet, where they've had to o have toes amputated. they have infarctions to theieir liver. they can have an infarction to their heart, much like a heart attack. >> the way it works on you, you're so exhausted and tired, you have chronic pain everywhere. i i have chronic fatigue. headacheses, terrible. it affects your vision. i'll just wake up and hahave pas in my legs and my hands and my feet. it's vascular, so it goes through every part, every vein on your body, you're having a lot of pain, every direction. yoyou don't knknow wherere to pt yourself. >> for merle, who has been a sports fanatic all his life, pv has really changed his once active lifestyle. >> these are--some of these are pete rose. he's my favorite. steve carlton. he's a... sometimes i get moodody and miserable, but i don't think i was always that way. they give me a p

investigated water contamination, basically pruitt running the epa is like pablo escobar running the deang their fingers. >> how are they doing in flint? do you know? >> i think that the people are going to be forgot enlike a lot of other things, you know, in this i c. and it's not just us, it's tons antons of other cities t is a mess. >> yeah, it say nationwide mess. there are places like ranger all over the country where safe drinking waterlogs are being violated. >> until somebody actually steps in and helps the situation, millions of americans in small towns across this country won't be able to drink their matter. bathe in their water but most importantly, bleech [bleep] in their water. plaws plawses. >> trevor: hasan minhaj, everybody, we'll be right back. they said it was impossible to have great-tboom.g light beer. award-winning heineken light, brewed with cascade hops. they also said it was impossible to hypnotize you. you're getting sleepy... watch the beer! ♪ [ it's a good day [ goat bleating ] [ bird squawking ] this is gonna be awesome. [ laughing ] when it comes to buying a

states and areas in this country increased rate of death from opioids we are losing this battle and deaclear. we cwe can arrest our way out of this problem we'll have to use communities and get support and that's why they wanted to come on the show and talk about it and give us unprecedented access. obvious first step might be don't let people go done there and, yes, you'll flush them out if you close off the tracks. but where are they going to go from there? it's not such a good option. >> challenge not must? philadelphia but here in washington all across the country i think it's important to point, dr. oz, as much as you're shining the light op this particular situation here, when people see and it's maybe it's a down and out neighborhood, it's the tracks, it's the homeless population, this is a drug we've talked so much about that. this is an epidemic that can be anywhere from people who are making no income to millions of dollars a year and this drug is not see income. it doesn't see race. it just sees problems anywhere across the country. >> well, steve, we work closely with the wh

what dea rlove shocked and called for an inquiry.ging or instructing it. so we need an immediate ink are toy find ute —— inquiry to find out what is going on. peterjohnson pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud and last year i asked him about the libor instructions from the top as he was heading to court to go to jail. were you ordered by your bosses to post false libor rates under pressure from the bank of england? no comment. one of barclays defendants jailed was released from prison three weeks ago and deported to texas. he still thinks his trial was not fair. he said the shift in libor requested by the bank of england was larger than the most the traders could have achieved. were asking for an eighth of a basis point and they were asking for 50. so about 400 times more. the bank of england told panorama libor and other global bench marks were not regulated in the uk or elsewhere during this period. and you can see more on this in panorama: the big bank fix at 8.30 tonight on bbc—one. it's taken him 18 years, but spain's sergio g

to address the problem, the take back day this saturday, the dea is encouraging everyone to get rid of expired or unwanted prescription drugs. we have posted a link to locations throughout the bay area on our website, abc7news.com. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> hi there, everyone. did you feel the warmth today? you didn't? don't worry, we have even warmer weather coming. take a look at the temperature, average high for san jose 73 degrees. tomorrow you're going to be really close to average, but the weekend will feature low 80s and look at these numbers. as we head into the middle of next week we're going to start to see some low 90s around here. live doppler 7 right now giving you an indication as to what's ahead. and we just have a few high clouds passing through so no rain to speak of and we're not expecting any over the next seven days. winds are gusting. right now at sfo, 33 miles an hour. it is pretty gusty around novato as well so hang onto the steering wheel if you are stepping out. from our mount tam cam you're seeing a milky sky here as we

we have new information on the dea deaths, the damage, and reaction. >>> a 4-year-old taken.ittle girl snatched off a delaware street. she is safe this morning. the search is underway for her kiss kidnapper. >>> and baseball is back. the phillies make their grand return to citizens bank park this afternoon. we're live on the field ahead of the home opener this afternoon. >>> anything better than home opener? >> nope. nope. a busy day. a lot to get to. 6:00 a.m., "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. we'll get right to meteorologist erika martin and the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. hi. >>> hi, conditions will be windy. be sure you have the jackets handy. only topping out at 49 in philadelphia, below the average of 60. you see the winds blowing already with the flag there. so keep in mind a windy day. gusty day in store. be sure you l

we also had folks from dea who testified on this, and so my question to you is, what can we do to get this done? president trump in the campaign talked favorably about the stop act. you have talked favorably about the need to have this information. i guess what i would ask is two questions, one, do you agree with me that having this advance data on shipments coming into the united state from both the post office and private carriers would help your officers be able to target illegal shipments? >> i do. >> second, would this informed targeting by cpb reduce the ability of the post office to be used for illicit shipping of all kinds of contraband? >> i think it will. >> and have you had a chance to review the stop acts, and what are your thoughts and comments and its potential to be able to help? >> just in preparation for this hearing, we had a long conversation with the cvp people, and apparently, of course, they don't work for us, but the post office leadership is starting to move in the right direction. just the other day, again, a doj effort, dea, agreement such as they are with ch

atf, dea, they all have "police" on the back of their jackets. they paul go through the law enforcement academy training in georgia. departments from all over the country send their officers there to get trend. this nonsense that they don't want i.c.e. agents being portrayed as police is ludicrous. liz: this chart shows the number of illegal immigrants crossing the border plunging since the president took office. apprehensions fell to a little over 4,000 in march from 16,000 in january. is the president's tough new line on the border working? >> absolutely. our president and the attorney general are putting out the message that we are not going to be putting up with open borders anymore. we have laws on the books and this president will be enforcing the laws through our attorney general. liz: the administration is pushing back against russia. msnbc continuing to push a factless, zero facts spirp they that trump and putin actually orchestrated the syria chemical attacks that killed scores of babies and children and their families as a political di