take pkg :01 :53 01:21 pkg agente encubierta de la dea "a veces compro la droga o a veces me tengo aomo agente encubierta de la dea por mas de una decada ,dice que ha visto como el cartel de sinaloa ha sido el amo y senor del narcotrafico en chicago, pero desde la extradicion de su lider el chapo guzman y el arresto de otros operadores , asegura que las cosas han cambiado. agente encubierta de la dea los otros carteles se han aprovechado y se estn metiendo ahora en chicago. porque chicago es una plaza importante para el narcotrafico? sot agente encubierta de la dea es un rea central para la logstica, obviamente, la droga viene aqu, no toda la droga se vende aqu en chicago, se va a otros estados segun apunta , las otras organizaciones criminales que le estan ganando terrero al cartel de sinaloa en chicago songrafica] el de jalisco nueva generacion, los rojos y guerreros unidos, , estos ultimos, han sido relacionados con la investigacion por la desaparicion de los 43 estudiantes de ayotzinapa. bridge ruben pereida/en chicago a pesar de la fuerte violencia que pueden generar estos carte

where does it come from and what is the dea doing about it?like watching all these people walk right off of a cliff and then you walk right behind them and do the same thing. you cannot rationalize with someone that is addicted. dea special agent say s while heroin is often cut with fentanyl some addicts are looking to buy it straight. the main reliever usually used for cancer patients provides a strong you foreyeah. there's something called car fentanyl that's 100 times stronger. packaged death. that's how strong and poa event i find those substances. we see any high number of overdose my first assumption is i'll bet you there's car fentanyl. 2 milligrams similar to one shake of a salt shaker of fentanyl can be deadly. with car fentanyl a tranquilizer mebt to be used on elephants and other objects it's even less. it is invented in 1959 but it didn't get on the map until 1991 when there were 126 fatal overdoses in kansas. april then from 2001 to 2005 there were a thousand overdoses traced to a lab in mexico. fast forward to 201,515,000 america

agentes de la dea participaron de cateos.de los agentes traÍan vestimenta pero no revelaron que encontraron. Éste residente de los apartamentos dijo que le sorprende porque el edificio es tranquilo . autoridadescerraron las calles aledaÑas por horas . en un comunicado escrito un portavoz dijo que la unidad de investigaciÓn con la asistencia de la dea realizaron una orden de cateo. la vestimenta fue sÓlo por precauciÓn pero que no hubo peligro para el pÚblico. la seÑora ramÍrez acudiÓ. la policÍa de san francisco confirmÓ que asistió con un oficial canino y que hubo mÚltiples arrestos. el portavoz de ice ddijo que los verÁn más seguidos en operativos. el portavoz de control de aduanas dijo que mientras este caso continuÉ como una investigaciÓn activa no iba a poder dar ningÚn detalle. jaime peluffo, noticias univisiÓn 14. ramÓn: dejó el saldo fatal de un bombero muerto y otro resultÓ lesionado. hace unos momentos iniciÓ una precesión por parte de bomberos y oficiales para escoltar a la funeraria en auckland el cuerpo del bombe

i look at the head of the dea and a different problem.s is one of their problems in the agency, which is they took another -- you have a career or democrat taking another potshot at the president when he is low. that's why i am glad general kelly is coming in. they have to start filling the agencies with allies. you have the fop and other groups that are big supporters of trump. i didn't see their voice out there. you have to coordinate with your allies when you make misstatements. they have to tighten this up to be successful. >> are you questioning the motive as political that the dea responded to? >> it sounded political to me. they hit -- the president makes a statement. if president bush or president obama had made a statement that maybe they wished they could take back or a joke that wasn't funny or however you describe it, their own political wouldn't go out -- this is a political job, remember. the dea is a political job, or should be. it is by statute. they wouldn't immediately attack their own president. >> you don't think it's

en esa ciudad. >> como agente eng booet de la dea por mÁs de una dÉcada ha visto cÓmo el "cartel degura que las cosas han cambiado. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> por quÉ chicago es una plaza importante para el narcotrÁfico?. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> segÚn apunta otras organizaciones criminales que le estÁn ganando terreno al "cartel de sinaloa" en chicago son el cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn, los rojos y guerreros unidos estos Últimos han sido relacionados con investigaciÓn por desapariciÓn de 43 estudiantes de ayotzinapa. >> a pesar de fuerte violencia que puede generar estos carteles segÚn la dea aquÍ en chicago prefiere no enfrentarse, sin embargo, sÍ estÁn provocando que guerra entre pandillas se recrudos ca. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> pero para este abogado especialista va mÁs alla del trÁfico de droga. >> los diferentes grupos estÁn peleando por aÑos por territorio. >> lo cierto segÚn autoridades es que mÁs de cien mil pandilleros que operan en chicago distribuyen heroÍna a los cuales hay que combatir con misma fuerza como combaten al "cartel de sinaloa", notic

the acing head of the dea tells thousands of agents to disregard president trump's message to police. >>> dangerously high temperatures in the northwest. zoos forced to close early. meteorologist bill karins with the details. >> and could this be the catch of the year so far? whoa. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> thanks for starting your morning early with us. authorities capture the last remaining inmate from sunday night's jail break in alabama. officers arrested brady kilpatrick, one of 12 inmates who escaped the lockup by using peanut but thor to trick a guard. he was found in st. maarten, florida, through a coordination between florida and alabama. his 18-year-old sister was also arrested along with her fiance and another family friend. authorities say the couple helped transport kilpatrick from alabama to florida and now facing criminal charges in both states. >> the head of the dea is making a startling rebuke of the president today following mr. trump's controversial comments last week seemingly condoning police violence. take a listen. >

and then working with other people, other law-enforcement agencies, to include the dea.ver northern california, there really has been a difference. >> special agent martin, when your folks go and they go to these areas where they confiscate this material, i've seen pictures of them in full hazmat gear. it's dangerous work. >> it is, and it's a concern for law enforcement and first responders. fentanyl is so highly potent, and it can be absorbed through the skin or through the eye ducts, so we take great precautions to not only protect ourselves, but protect the public 'cause sometimes these counterfeit-pill operations will be in someone's apartment or in someone's house, and so we want to make sure that we're protecting ourselves with these suits, but also making sure that we properly clean the area from hazmat and remediate the site. >> we talked some numbers. 91 people dying every day and more than 50,000 people -- the numbers are staggering. can you put that in context? >> absolutely. you know, last year, 52,000 people died of an opioid overdose. to put that into cont

bite/abraham perez/agente de la dea en san diego 17 13 55 personas del cartel nueva generación estánamente estas botellas de tequila son metanfetaminas con liquido. en texas el ano pasado confiscaron 130 kilos de marihuana en mas de 800 paquetes de zanahorias. narcosandias tambien fueron descubiertas en arizona. metanfetaminas mezcladas en un delicioso chocolate. y zapatos rellenos de herona por pasajeros de un aeropuerto en nueva york. las llamadas " mulas" , deslumbradas por unos cuantos dolares, van tambien en aumento ... bite/eduardo olmos/agente de patrulla fronteriza en san diego 16 42 09 narcotraficantes que cargan la droga en mochila, desafortunadamente son inmigrantes, que les mienten y los amenazan y son los que cargan la droga. nat sound los tuneles siguen siendo un dolor de cabeza para las autoridades. en los ultimos 17 anos mas de 220 pasadizos secretos han sido detectados y son utilizados por diferentes carteles de la droga... bite/abraham perez/agente de la dea en san diego 17 15 37 terminan un túnel con este cartel y se van con otros carteles también para apoyarlos a

liderado por ice y su division de investigaciones criminales con la asistencia de la agencia antidrogas dea. algunos oficiales entraron incluso con trajes especiales de proteccion contra quimicos... 8:16 una zona bien tranquila nunca en mi vida habia visto yo algo asi, por eso me da preocupacion 8:21 este vecino dice que vive en el apartamento encima de donde se dio el operativo y que lo unico raro fue lo que escucho anoche bob bianchi/vive en el edificio 31:17 escuchamos conmocion, un hombre gritando... agrego que uno de los agentes le dijo que investigaban un laboratorio de drogas.... 8:31 40 anos en este pueblo, 4o anos y nunca habia visto este problema aqui 8:39 por mas de ocho horas las calles estuvieron cerradas... a pocos minutos de que entraron a los agentes se les vio salir aparentemente sin ningun detenido... eso si se les vio confiscar lo que lucia como evidencia... la policia de redwood city asistio controlando el trafico... siendo el operativo liderado por ice, la red de respuesta de emergencia local en casos de redadas de inmigracion, se activo y se hizo presente. lisa wong/or

un ex agente de la dea dice que flores hernÁndez, arrestado el 20 de julio en espera de extradiciÓn alun cartel como el chapo guzmÁn o nemesio seguira, pero lo que tiene flores hernÁndez es que tiene la habilidad de manejarse, entre los cÁrteles. fernando: marquÉs y Álvarez tienen por ahora, acusaciones civiles ee.uu. de colaborar por aÑos con flores hernÁndez, en lavado de dinero. tienen congelado sus bienes en este paÍs, se les cancelarÍan sus vidas. >> el rol que juega mÁrquez es como testaferro. Él trabaja o estÁ relacionado con flores hernÁndez, posiblemente habiendo compaÑÍas donde pueden lavar dinero. ya sabemos bien que a los narcotraficantes les fascina el deportes. fernando: Álvarez hizo declaraciones por su cuenta de facebook. >> me siento con la obligaciÓn de dar una aclaraciÓn a todos ustedes. nos pasa nada. tengo que asesorarme. fernando: segÚn un experto de la dea, las acusaciones puede entender poca fuerza, la mayorÍa de los bienes de los acusados estÁn en mÉxico, las leyes de incautaciÓn en ese paÍs no son tan fuertes. ramÓn: en el Área de la bahÍa, las reacciones ante

this is one of the big concerns that dea works on every day throughout the country. it's just crazy dangerous. there was a car accident just on the the corner this morning and walking up on it i noticed that the airbag deployed and i was just thinking to myself, i was thinking first responders really have to be careful when they respond to scenes such as that one. you have someone in there that you need to treat and take care of, but just think if they had been using heroin and a small amount that was ingested with fentanyl that's all over that car now. as soon as they reach in that car they're going to start breathing in that fentanyl. >> special with the dea old me that \china\china just controlled of the active yeents in fentanyl and we're hoping we'll start to see a decline of it coming into the us hopefully by the end of the year. some of thes of officers in stafford county telling me that deputy wol ford was so lucky he he was in the hospital when this happened otherwise he may not have survived. >> meanwhile new tonight in montgomery county, when students begi

. >>> the dea condoning police violence. take a listen to it. >> when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon, you see them thrown in rough. i said please don't be too nice. like when you guys put somebody in the car and you're protecting their head, you know, when you put your hand -- like don't hit their head and they just killed somebody. don't hit their head. i said you can take the hand away, okay. >>> officials across the country became increasingly concerned following years of police shootings and protests making news coast to coast. officials claiming mr. trump was encouraging police brutality. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders claiming the president was just kidding. >> i think you guys are jumpingn and trying to make something out of nothing. he was simply making a comment, making a joke. it was nothing more than that. >> well now the acting head of the dea not only concedes the president's remarks condone police misconduct but he's warning his over 10,000 officers not to heed the presi

and we learned the dea chief didn't think it was so funny. writing to his force, the president could not don't police misconduct to individuals placed under arrest, i write because we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong. in light of that, the white house once again downplayed the president's comments. >> was he making a joke about police brutality? >> not at all. i think you're trying to make something out of nothing. he was making a comment, a joke, it was nothing more than that. >> this is not the first time the team trump has tried to pass off disturbing comments as a joke. >>> the head of the dea wrote after the president maids those remarks to officers in the dea saying they had an obligation to speak up. >> wasn't a directive. there's a joke. >> the white house claiming it was a joke which we've come to learn is a great tactic when would you rather not just apologize. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. >> i heard about this

by the dea and is not an elicit drug here in the u.s.t's a medication to eliminate nausea and vomiting by motion sickness placed behind the ea victims being drugged with sepolamine according to reports from the u.s. department of safety in 2011. no need to worry. we verified this e-mail post circulating is false and should be disregarded. our verify team is ready to go to work for you if you've spotted something you think might be fake. let us know. find us on twitter or facebook at wusa9 or e-mail us, verify@wusa9.com. >>> design a video game with an important concept and the major funding to support you, sounds like a dream come true for some people. well, it's reality for a group of students and grads. here's john henry with that story. >> reporter: packman, punchout and pong, yes, these classics were all fun. who would have ever thought video games would one day be used to protect people? they're way ahead of you at george mason university. >> reporter: this is the virginia serious game institute and here are some college students an

redwood city despues de una investigacion conjunta del departamento de seguridad nacional y de la "deales llegaron fuertemente armados esta manana a la cuadra 1300 de la calle whipple y allanaron un apartamento en un edificio de 4 pisos. -- los vecinos reaccionaron con preocupacin ya que afirman es una zona muy tranquila. take sot "me asusta porque es la calle donde yo todo el tiempo estoy pasando para mi trabajo y me asusta porque por aqui paso" cont vo lorena -- a traves de un comunicado "ice" se limito a decir que era una investigacion activa y que no puedian dar mas informacion. -- confirmaron que era una orden de cateo federal y agreagaron que "ice" no solo se dedica a las deportaciones sino tambien a investigar crimenes. cesar --preocupados por la violencia desatada el fin de semana pasado en "charlottesville", grupos religiosos de san francisco realizaron una procesin y vigilia. take vo --el propsito de clrigos y miembros de la comunidad es resistir con oracin el odio y racismo que busca hacerse de un lugar en el area de la baha. --algunos participantes indicaron que con estos a

louis, the dea agents. people coming from all over, working together. it's been gratifying to see it. and i don't think local law enforcement, first responders, even federal agents all alone could have done any of this themselves. it's too big a problem. when you look at this and you look at the enormity of it, look at all of that. it's crazy. >> eboni: speaking of the enormity of it, we are on day seven if you go back to the beginning of when it started. what's the morale like? are people exhausted? we see the sun is out, which is different than what's been happening. is it radiating? what is their temperature, so to speak? >> i think it's unhelpful but my concern is the sun, we've been in the 70s in houston because of the storms. it's normally in the 90s now, and if you don't have air conditioning in your homes which of course you don't and if you are trying to stay in your home, i think you are going to get freda -- frayed. i think as time goes on, we may see more frustration. it's going to go on for a while. >> brian: it's natural. nice area of hous

lauren demarco joins us now with what the dea is doing to combat the crisis.orter: shawn, in ohio the morgues are filling up so fast that one corner had to bring in a trailer to store bodies. here in our area along with public schools are being outfitted with narcan which is a drug that stops overdoses in an emergency. we all know that heroin is a huge problem. it's extremely adickive, but an even bigger issue is fentanyl. tonight we wanted to take a look at what exactly is this stuff, where is it coming from and what is the dea doing about it. watching all these people walk right off a cliff and you walk behind them and do the same thing. you cannot rationalize with someone that is addicted. special agent melvin paterson while the pain reliever used for cancer patients provides them with a stronger sense of you for yeah and there's something on the market called car fentanyl that's 100 times stronger. packaged death. has ' how strong and potent i find those substances. usually when she lots of fatal my first assumption is i'll bet you there's car fentanyl in

the dea and the tempe police. today's target, alleged members of a drug ring with suspected ties to a mexican ar tell. it's time to strike. >> we found a large sum of money, and we'll continue to tear the vehicle down until we see if there is more dope in here. >> reporter: during our week long look into the crisis, others grapple with heartbreak. one family 15 miles away in kentucky, 23-year-old veronica, young and full of life doesn't make it through a weekend break from rehab. >> she was so good at hiding it. this is the first time we have heard heroin and veronica's name mentioned. >> reporter: according to the cdc, more than 33,00am 2015. >> we're hitting the main guy's house. this is the main target of this whole investigation. >> reporter: we're with dea agents that continue to take could be that suspected ring. agents searched the house. then jackpot. >> we're still searching, but we have pulled out 15 pounds of heroin. this is worth 1 million bucks. >> let's go back to what you discovered today. it's been

>> on that same issue, the head of the dea wrote immediately after the president made those remarks -- to officers of the dea -- telling them to disregard them, and saying he had an obligation to speak up when something wrong happened. sarah: it wasn't a directive. it was a joke. there's a very big difference. >> so why was that not clear -- sarah: olivier. >> has the president signed the russia, north korea, and iran sanctions bill? sarah: i'm sorry, has he signed it? >> yes. sarah: he has not. but as we put out a statement earlier this week, he will. and we'll let you know when the details and final plan -- >> what's the delay? what's the delay here? you guys have had this since friday. what's holding him back? sarah: there's nothing holding him back. there's a review process, a legal process. they're going through that, and he'll sign the bill and we'll let you guys know. margaret. >> thanks, sarah. i had two questions. the first is, there's a really interesting story out, just before the briefing began, by defense one, talking about air force one, and it says that the u.s. air for

reporter: these are dea agents from st.ouis, willing to jump in the water willing to do whatever they have to do help people in combination from volunteers. you came from where, seth? >> laverne, texas. reporter: came here why? >> to see people in need and came to help. reporter: seth is here, brought the boat down. we're trying to stay out of current. there are dangerous currents because this water is so high. you see how high it is in the houses. i don't know if david is able to see. they have cars they're trying to dodge out here. and you know this is one of the things the government has done. you might not be crazy about the president, but i'll tell you, on his watch, this public/private cooperation in this, the midst of this tragedy has been extraordinary. dea agents from st. louis is it. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. reporter: how do you feel being down here. >> it's a chore. we arrived sunday evening. not only us, quite a few federal agencies, quite a few agents. reporter: this is not government coming in here is

and we learned the dea chief didn't think it was so funny.iting to his force, the president could not don't police misconduct to individuals placed under arrest, i write because we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong. in light of that, the white house once again downplayed the president's comments. >> was he making a joke about police brutality? >> not at all. i think you're trying to make something out of nothing. he was making a comment, a joke, it was nothing more than that. >> this is not the first time the team trump has tried to pass off disturbing comments as a joke. onthly fees. we want hd. and every box and dvr. all included. because we don't like surprises. yeah. like changing up the celebrity at the end to someone more handsome. and talented. really. and british. switch from cable to directv. get an all included package for $25 a month. and for a limited time, get a $100 reward card. call 1-800-directv. her long day as anne. hair stylist starts with shoulder pain when... hey joanne, want to trade the all day rel

. >> on saturday acting dea chief chuck rosenburg wrote a memo to the agency's 10,000 employees, quotei write because we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong. that's what law enforcement officers do. that's what you do. we fix stuff, at least we try. he listened to the agency's core values, including rule of law, and respect and compassion thanking employees for following them. he said the president's comments were meant to be comedic, rather than serious. >> i think you guys are jumping trying to make something out of nothing. he was simply making a comment. he was making a joke. it was nothing more than that. it wasn't a directive. it was a joke. there's a very big difference. >> and the boy scouts responding to president trump's comments to his highly political speech which prompted an official statement apologizing for the nature of the speech. but in comments in "the wall street journal" reported by politico, trump denied there was any criticism. and said he was being praised. saying, quote, i got a call from the head of the boy scouts saying it was the greatest

just in to cnn, the head of the dea sending an e-mail to his entire staff telling them to essentiallyp said about arresting suspects to rough them up. those details are next. >>> first here on cnn, the head of the dea has instructed his staff to ignore comments president trump made about police roughing up suspects. first of all what was said to police officers this week in new york. >> when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddywagon, you just see them thrown in, rough. i said, please don't be too nice. >> so in response to that, the acting administrator of the drug enforcement agency sent an e-mail to all of his agents that reads, in part, in writing to you, i seek to advance no political, partisan or personal agenda nor do i believe that a special agent or task force officer of the dea would mistreat a defendant. i know that you would not, so why do i write? i write to offer a strong reaffirmation of the operating principles that we as law enforcement professionals adhere. i write because we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong. that's what law

since most of fentanyl is mixed with other drugs, federal authorities are forced to send the drug to deaabs were their major backups. >> oftentimes, things that test for cocaine or heroin, it turns out it's fentanyl, but we don't find out for months. >> with that in mind, authorities tell us the most underreported part of the fentanyl crisis is a number of deaths linked to the drug since is typically laced into other drugs and it's often mistaken for cocaine, heroin, or other opioids. >> melissa: will carr, thank you. >> jon: a daring rescue of the florida coast to tell you about, a navy pilot ditches his jet in the coast guard leaves the day. plus, should parents be prosecuted if they let their kids play football? one medical expert says yes, our legal panel debates next. >> if you sustain too many concussions to close together, without allowing your brain time to heal, then we see long-term challenges likely to happen. >> being educated, being aware, and being prepared takes or risk factor down. who's the new guy? they call him the whisperer. the whisperer? why do they call him the whi

ended up providing evidence for the dea.ruited by a mysterious shadowy figure played by donald gleeson, who never puts a foot wrong. ever. he says i know you are smuggling cigars, and you need to work for us now. we will give you this airline. here is a clip. cia owns this? no, no. independent aviation consultants. iac. yeah. you'd run the company but after hours you can work for us. takes pictures? the work is covert. cove rt. so anyone finds out about it, family, friends, even lucy. it's lucy, right? yeah, that's right. that'll be a problem. all this is legal? if you're doing it for the good guys, yeah. just don't get caught. i'm backing tom already. but there's a lovely moment of threat there when donal gleeson says it's lucy isn't it? suddenly you see the harder edge. what then happens is, he starts off allegedly working for the cia filming the communist insurgents, then gets mixed up with pablo escobar, flying cocaine to the us, then has to run drugs. the whole thing has a chaotic momentum. meanwhile, money is piling up

un exagente de la dea dice que flores hernÁndez, en espera de extradiciÓn, se manera de bajo perfil.zmÁn, pero lo que tiene flores hernÁndez, la habilidad de manejarse entre los carteles. fernando: mÁrquez y álvarez tienen acusaciones civiles en estados unidos de colaborar por aÑos con flores hernÁndez en lavado de dinero y tienen congelado sus bienes en este paÍs y se cancelarían sus visas. >> el papel que juega mÁrquez es como testaferro, Él trabaja, estÁ relacionado con flores, abriendo compaÑÍan donde pueden lavar dinero. sabemos que los narcotraficantes les fascina el deporte. fernando: julion Álvarez hizo declaraciones en facebook. juliÓn: me siento con la obligaciÓn de darles declaraciones a ustedes, yo tengo que asesorarme. fernando: Éstas sanciones pueden tener poca fuerza, ya que la mayorÍa de los bienes de los acusados estÁn en mÉxico y las leyes de incautaciÓn no son tan fuertes. ilia: regresamos con mÁs tras la pausa. ilia:por falta de abogado, aplausos medina de cohesiÓn. ademÁs, tratamientos con cÉlulas madres prometen combatir la calvicie. eduardo: lo mÁs reciente del

ended up providing evidence for the dea.hadowy figure played by donald gleeson, who never puts a foot wrong. ever. he says i know you are smuggling cigars, and you need to work for us now. we will give you this airline. here is a clip. cia owns this? no, no. independent aviation consultants. iac. yeah. you'd run the company but after hours you can work for us. takes pictures? the work is covert. cove rt. so anyone finds out about it, family, friends, even lucy. it's lucy, right? yeah, that's right. that'll be a problem. all this is legal? if you're doing it for the good guys, yeah. just don't get caught. i'm backing tom already. but there's a lovely moment of threat there when donal gleeson says it's lucy isn't it? suddenly you see the harder edge. what then happens is, he starts off allegedly working for the cia filming the communist insurgents, then gets mixed up with pablo escobar, flying cocaine to the us, then has to run drugs. the whole thing has a chaotic momentum. meanwhile, money is piling up everywhere. so much so

su alianza con el nuevo cartel de jalisco nueva generaciÓn y ademÁs, con toda seguridad pactÓ con la deadad porque los dos podrÍan convertirse en testigos bajo protecciÓn de los estados unidos. >>> y una pregunta, el chapo guzmÁn esta en la prisiÓn, quÉ poder tiene, cuando estÁ ya tras de las rejas, en estados unidos o en mÉxico. >>> si estÁn en la prisiÓn de mÉxico pueden seguir operando desde la cÁrcel, ya en estados unidos creo que es mÁs difÍcil incluso, en una entrevista el abogado, estadounidense de chapo guzmÁn, jefrey dijo que no habÍa bis to a nadie tan maltratado en una prisiÓn en los 26 aÑos que tiene visitando las carceles, no puede prar si estÁ sometido de esta manera tan fuerte es muy difÍcil que pueda operar. josÉ, gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> con mucho gusto tocallo. >>> momento de una pausa al regreso, en exclusiva un coyote revela secretos de trÁfico humano y en nuestra gente extraordinaria una diseÑadora latina usa talento y bondad para ayudar a los jÓvenes. covergirl presenta la nueva total tease mascara un peine de salón para separar, alargar y eliminar los gr

. >> recent comment by president trump app piering to support police violence prompted dea to remindency of core values. acting head of action wrote a memo that mr. trump police conduct and he bro' the memo because dea has on obligation to speak out when something is wrong. earn and keep the public trust. >> nfl taking steps to explore marijuana as pain management tool for football players n recent letter the league offered to work with them on medical marijuana related research. currently the plasia sortion is conducting their own substitutey and they have not responded nfl offer. >> kanye west to filing another lawsuit this over s st. pab row tour seeking 10 million claiming insurers deposit pay up after he cancelled concert last year. after his wife was robbed in paris and a rant about beyonce and jay-z he called off the tour. >> and new at history show confederate where south won th old constitution. and called black america it's alternative history where african-american slaves take control of states. it's been in development since february. that's what's trending. >> thank you

es el hallazgo mÁs grandelogrado por la dea. recibirÁ $300,000. fue impactado por un vehÍculo despuÉs un rato al estar ebrio. la bolsa de valores cerrÓ hoy con el Índice dow jones, con un aumento de .33% bÁsicamente se debe al auge de empresas en sectores bancariosy menor escala en telefÓnicas y sectores de la construcciÓn. antes de la llegada trump a la casa blanca la frontera entre guatemala y mÉxico era un importante corredor de inmigrantes que buscaban suelo estadounidense. paradÓjicamente, los albergues tienen cupo completo. pedro: este rÍo por aÑos ha sido el principal cruce ilegal de centroamericanos a mÉxico. aquÍ en la frontera de chiapas el flujo de inmigrantes ha caÍdo en los Últimos meses. >> toda la economÍa, tanto como camareros. pedro: ciudad hidalgo, chiapas, hace frontera con guatemala y su economÍa siempre ha estado ligada al trÁnsito de personas. desde que donal true llegÓ a la presidencia, dicen aquÍ, se acabaron los migrantes y con ello, el trabajo para mucho. en el pasado, era comÚn ver estas balsas que cru

with the dea s.w.a.t. team raiding a suspected drug trafficking ring. >> this is worth over $1 million. we'll get thousands of individual doses out of this. thousands. >> and e. many s.kers people in? >> what's behind this growing epidemic? what can be done to stop it? this special edition of "nightline." one nation overdosed will be right back. >>> one nation >> the word epida lot these days but it may be the case that word is not strong enough to discuss this country' additonight we team up to show one week in the life of america's w drugsis ever. here's abc's senior justice correspondent, pierre thomas. >> reporter: there's a true epidemic sweeping america. striking without warning. on a public bus outside philadelphia on, a street in detroit. opioids bringing thousands of americans to the brink of death. aying social media. people having to berevived. even by their own children. >> dad! >> and theeart results, an innocent little b dead. >> a 10-year-old boy isx@ being called the youngest victim. >> and

raÚl flores habÍa dicho a la dea que rafael mÁrquez y juliÓn Álvarez desconicÍan su actividad delictivadefensa de fult boto del mundo, hoy enfrenta el partido mÁs difÍcil. >>> niego cualquier tipo de relaciÓn con dicha organizacion y con los hechos referidos en las notas periodÍstico>>> segÚn departamento de tesoro de estadounidense ray una de los presta nombre de raÚl flores, con 9 empresas, 5 de ellas como esta clÍnica y esta fundaciÓn para niÑos, ademÁs, de cuerno tas bancarias ya fueron congelada por gobierno de mÉxico. >>> intentarÉ aclarar esto en cuanto se pueda y ser rafael mÁrquez que ustedes conocen. >>> mÁrquez sÉ conoce al tÍo y fueron socios en guerrero autlan de tercera difÍcil con, quien lo conocen y jugaron con el capitÁn no lo creen segÚn. >>> seguro es mentira rafa es integro, y esto se va a aclarar. aquÍ estÁ m tÍo, en el penal de altiplano en el lugar donde fue interno joaquÍn guzmÁn, algo nos dicen que el tÍo, llegÓ a ser tan poderoso como el chapo. >>> estaba en la lista de criminales mÁs buscados en mÉxico, en 2013 fue encarcelado y liberado en 2015 por falta de p

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this is one of the big concerns that dea works on every day throughout the country. it's just crazy dangerous. there was a car accident just on the corner this morning and walking up on it i noticed that the airbag deployed and i was just thinking to myself rgs i was thinking, first responders really have to to be careful when they respond to scenes such as that one. you have someone in there that you need to treat and take care of, but just think if they had been using heroin and a small amount that was ingested with fentanyl, that's all over that car. as soon as they reach into that car they're going to start breathing in that fentanyl. >> special agent paterson there with the dea told me that \china\china just controlled one of the active ingredients in fentanyl and they're opening we'll start to see a e hopefully by the end of the year . everybody here very concerned. some of the officers in stafford county told me that accident ticketed event wol ford was so lucky that he was in the hospital when this happened otherwise he may not have survived. that's the lates

we were with one of the volunteers, actually a dea agents and he ventured into a street where we were heavily fooded and he noticed four teenagers going door to door knocking on doors and telling elderly and other people hey, there's a mandatory evacuation where we know there's never been a mandatory evacuation. and the dea warned those kids because he thought they were trying to kid people to leave their homes and go in and ransack them so he warned them off. >> you were in a flooded neighborhood today brian, where water was rising even after the rain stop so people thought they were clear and they could return. >> don, they thought they had dodged a bullet. in a lot of these neighborhoods after the brunt of the storm passed they weren't too badly flooded because of the control release of water out of the reservoir and the bayou just overwhelmed this place, most of these poem were taking by complete surprise. they were telling me water started to rise in their homes about 1:00 this morning. then they had to make the decisions about what to do, it's pitch black. much of this neighborh

dea determined adamet ger was carrying less than two ounces of pot. he will stand trial on different charges and stemming from a different protest he and other activists were changed with violating federal law by smoke pot on federal property. >>> well there's nothing quite like coming home. >> today nba george county for a special said operation and saed pleasant. dodzens turned out for the kevin durant parade this morning. his commitment to his hometown community. originally a festival was schedule fod follow parade it was cancelled due to scheduling conflict. always need to see him at h home. folks there dieted. look at everybody trying to sneak in. there. >> awesome. >> well still ahead tonight. parties are concerned about over crowded buses. >> talk "fox5" viewer sent us this picture tonight we'll tell you how one virginia school district is responding. >> and could it be a step towards a cure for peanut allergies and break through researchers discovered. >> before we head to break the cold wars can lead to wars at home. soft drink preferences ca

and so every summer we have about 20 college kids who come and work in different parts of the dea office that we're recruiting from. >> everybody at rpd is a recruiter. we have a recruiting team, but everybody recruits. >> what we're doing at our police department is trying to target the youth of our community. , specifically those at the high schools -- community, specifically those at the high schools. i really try to make an effort to reach out. >> i commended you for what you're doing at schools, but that doesn't mean when i walk home and i see our car my heart doesn't race. >> that will lead us to part three in the series, the community responsibility is discussed. paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >> for more on our series, go to our youtube page. that's where we posted all of our discussions on race relations. you can watch part 3 of the series on sunday on the 10:00 news. >>> coming up, new developments in the search for sailors missing after the deadly collision of the uss john mccain. >>> $700 million and one incredibly lucky winner. what we're learning about the woman who was th

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the dea reported that the men fentanyl tablets and 13 kilograms of the narcotic. would like to commend your agency for this investigation in keeping this deadly drug off the streets of orange county. maloney, the making and disturbing of pills containing fentanyl has been discussed by molding the pills in a wide variety of counterfeit brands and colors. what are the most prevalent pill types being discovered? >> thank you for the question. it is a pretty broad range, oxycodone, they will mimic whatever is popular on the street, depending on the market. so if there's a market for oxycodone for example, they replicate those. if it is a powdered substance that they like in a capsule, because it would rather snorted, that will influence how the package it. what kind of film making machinery you must -- range,e is a broad anywhere from an inexpensive machine for pills to one that costs up to 20,000 which can produce 250,000 pills per hour. some of them are handheld and can be easily used and it is a broad spectrum. >> what are the most likely sources of these counterfe

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the dea reported that the men fentanyl tablets and 13 kilograms of the narcotic. would like to commend your agency for this investigation in keeping this deadly drug off the streets of orange county. maloney, the making and disturbing of pills containing fentanyl has been discussed by molding the pills in a wide variety of counterfeit brands and colors. what are the most prevalent pill types being discovered? >> thank you for the question. it is a pretty broad range, oxycodone, they will mimic whatever is popular on the street, depending on the market. so if there's a market for oxycodone for example, they replicate those. if it is a powdered substance that they like in a capsule, because it would rather snorted, that will influence how the package it. what kind of film making machinery you must -- range,e is a broad anywhere from an inexpensive machine for pills to one that costs up to 20,000 which can produce 250,000 pills per hour. some of them are handheld and can be easily used and it is a broad spectrum. >> what are the most likely sources of these counterfe