. >> the dea doesn't have a wartime mission. however, when we started to see the link between the heroin traffickers around the world and the u.s. troops that were being killed by terrorists, we thought it was our duty to take the people out that were responsible for moving all the heroin and then moving money back to the terrorist organizations. >> it was groundbreaking. certainly in a new part of the world. it was at a level of danger we had not seen since we had taken out some of the cartel heads in colombia. >> so we started the office in afghanistan. i joined the first f.a.s.t. teams in 2005, which is dea's international tactical team. >> they are trained in paramilitary operations. they train with special forces, special operations. >> the dea's goals were to train the afghan police. we were learning what was going on not just in afghanistan, but pakistan and the region. we raecognized that the eastern part of the country in the nangahar province specifically is the biggest obstacle to bring the rule of law to afghanistan.

at the dea's lab, packs of cocaine are stamped with trafficker's brands.nd more than a third can be traced back to el mencho. >> he is the one responsible for sending the poison that is actually killing innocent women and kids. so what happens when someone's child dies, you know? good chance it probably came from this organization. >> can you stay with me? open your eyes. open your eyes. >> reporter: this is the aftermath, an overdose in chicago. this man survived that day, but last year more than 67,000 americans did not. by flooding the u.s. with drug, el mencho's cartel makes hundreds of millions of dollars a year. the dea says part of the challenge in capturing him is that he has entire police departments in mexico on his payroll. norah, as one agent put it, if el mencho wants you to work for him, you have two options, say yes or be killed. >> incredible reporting tonight, adriana. thank you so much. >>> and still ahead, what uber is doing to keep riders like you safe. ♪ you want a fresh-smelling home, but some air fresheners use heavy, overwhelming sc

at the dea's lab, packs of cocaine are stamped with traffickers' brands.nt mixes of heroin and fentanyl. it's a daily occurrence that needs to be stopped says acting dea administrator utam dylan. >> their drug trafficking begets violence on the streets, poverty, anguish throughout the entire country. >> can you stay with me? open your eyes? >> reporter: the aftermath is unmistakable. this chicago man survived this overdose, but last year more than 67,000 americans did not. while most drugs come from mexico, the dea says that many cartels are getting their ingredients for opioids from china. meanwhile, el mencho is so powerful, the agency in part because he has entire police departments in mexico on his payroll, and that makes it even harder to capture him. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. here's a simple true-or-false quiz for you. if you're between age 50 and 85, it's important for you to know the truth, so please listen closely. i'm alex trebek, and all of the answers are false. so what is true? you can get coverage, regardless of your hea

there was three big dea agents.ean, when you get arrested, the whole world goes black and everything goes silent. >> they start to break down almost immediately when they were arrested. they have evidence that they don't think they have that the police have. they have text messages, all kinds of things. they immediately cooperated. they wanted to get out of the heat. >> i had a child to take care of. i decided not to go to trial. i decided to just make it all stop. and taking five years probation and staying at home and focussing on my daughter and just seeing the mom that i should have been to her. the outcome could have been worse. >> i definitely feel responsible for just luring people in and, you know, manipulating them. >> the case is over. one of the judges threw out, essentially, the score case for $135,000. >> reporter: the judge also threw out the defamation case. >> people might not find me remorseful, but i definitely went through my own remorse in privacy. >> when i was hurting these people and doing wro

. >> they had a dea agent pose as a rich guy.would make him a target. >> the way i dressed, the way i acted. we did our investigation ahead of time, so we knew they were gonna come to this high-end hotel bar. >> he sits there, an hour, hour and a half goes by, and like clockwork, they find him. >> and what was the opening line? i'm curious. >> it was basically if i wanted to party. >> and you said yes. >> yes. so we ended up in the hotel room. >> i actually wasn't supposed to be there that night. i was home in my apartment by myself sleeping. and rosie had called me. we went to the gansvoort hotel in the meatpacking district. and she told me to wait downstairs. and she went up there with another girl, another dancer. >> and right next door, on the other side of the wall, is a whole cadre of detectives and dea agents watching everything unfold. >> did they give you something to drink? >> we had brought drinks up to the hotel room. >> mm-hmm. >> knowing that these drinks would possibly be drugged. >> did you begin to act like you w

the dea's brian mcknight took us there to see the drug trade up close.- that's where we saw an ambulance responding to a suspected overdose. we were in unmarked cars, but the locals knew better. >> not happening. shutting down the business for the day. >> reporter: are those people in the alley -- we did spot a sale nearby where several people entered an alley to buy drugs. there's literally a line. everyone's coming back out. >> you see the guy's got his right hand, putting it in his pocket. >> reporter: what percentage of drugs in chicago do you think are from mexico? >> a significant amount. probably about 90%. >> reporter: 90%? the arrest of no.that's because has forced his way into the own e says h cartel called cartel jalisco is responsible for roughly one-third of the drugs entering this country by land and by sea. >> he's a number-one priority for dea -- >> reporter: matthew donahue is the government's top agent in mexico and has helped uncover dozens of el mencho's drug labs in the jungle. el mencho used to live in california where he was arrest

we have been involved in have collaborated with the dea on narcotics investigation. criminal activity. >> were any of those turned over to i.c.e.? >> no. >> next item please. >> item 3b, epa director's report. report on recent epa activities and announcements. the report will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for a future commission meeting. >> good evening, director. >> good evening, thank you. i have our second quarter document protocol on the consent calendar. i still have some of the same as similar stats i normally give at our meetings. and so at this.we are at 449 cases that have been open this year. this is up almost 50 more cases than we were at this.last year. in terms of cases closed we are out there in 49's cases we have -- -- 349 cases we have closed this year versus 320 this time last year. in terms of open cases and cases pending we are at 407 versus 281 at this time last year. hours' disdain cases are 39 versus 29 at this t

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the official dea toll is 50 and they expect the number to rise drastically.metime government officials gave assurancesore shelters to thee open as needed tens of thousands of people leftomeless. >> happening today body of zimbabwe fmer president is beinreturned to his homeland to lie in stat before his idrial. he dieay in a singapore hospital at the ag 99 he was currenty fonding fatherd and prawse for broadening access to health and after 37 yearin power. ng treatment in a singapore hospital since april. >>> now to politics. important speciallection was held last night in north caroline a republican party was project ted to winwo special elections a gop did come outop on in thnicongressiod third congressional districts. he had campaigning hard there. everybody is voting the special election tomorrow o get your votes in early. for all aof america and a mwhoce greatist ever to occupy the whoyt house president donald the first case of west nile is state health officials report aid maryland resident in the region contracted the disease. they say this is only up i

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and even the dea agents were running around trying to find him. walks out the bathroom. >> once we arrived at the baggage claim, the fugitive squad of the spanish national police put him under arrest. >> i'm here today to announce the arrest of international arms dealer monzer al-kassar on charges of terrorism and arms trafficking. yesterday's arrest marked the culmination of a long-term dea undercover investigation that spanned the globe and finally brought one of the world's most prolific arms traffickers to justice. >> it was awesome that we arrested kassar. it was a great feeling to know that now he's in jail based on our international arrest warrant and held in spain. >> he knew that he had no control in the united states. he couldn't buy his way out. he couldn't maneuver his way out. and that was his last straw to fight it in spain. >> he had a lot of contacts in government. he was trying to bribe people, supposedly. he was threatening people. quite honestly i wasn't 100% sure we would be able to get him out of spain. >> he was fighting the

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who had e country many shootings in their community all many ize with dayton giving instructions and deas,and thoughts about what she should do. that is the story too often in our country. the 3 1/2 i drove hours to go to dayton that day with n the day there nan. we didn't see family victims day but three days later i ame back with the president on air force one at wright patterson air force base. greeted him as did other elected officials. we were at the bottom of the one.s of air force we looked him in the eye and please call ident store mcconnell and ask him to bring the senate back and that you will sign the bill, the house bill that has assed, you will sign that bill this week. the president said he would do something. nan and i and others joined the president at he hospital as he met with families, with some in their injured, some serious injuries, a number of people came back that will less injuries. we know that 40 gunshots were 31 seconds and after the president left the room the left the and all of us room where the police officers heralded as heroes which they decidedly were. t

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be the best in the business if convicted, alani ng scrutiny 20 yearsea about what happened before a dea inferno consumed a scuba diving boat off the coast of california gadi swartz is following this investigation. >> reporter: tonight authorities asking new questions in a tragedy off the coast of california was every crew member awake when fire first broke out on the diving vessel "conception" befor five crew members were forced to abandon ship and unable to save 34 people >> there was a roving watch required for that vessel. >> reporter: but was the watchman asleep? >> i'm not at liberty to discuss any of that right now. >> reporter: the probe is ongoing, but investigators say the 33 passengers and 1 crew member in the bunk room likely died from smoke inhalation prior to being burned. >> i still want to believe it i still want the wake up from this bad dream. >> reporter: the next of kin for all 34 passengers have now been notified according to the sheriff. meanwhile the owners of "the conception" have filed a preemptive lawsuit families, a legal maneuver commomatime law used nc answer

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. >> i kind of tasked myself to kind of just start looking through the electronic dea records systemoffice, because the only place to start, the only evidence you can find, is pneumonia deas. so i staed looking in the timeframe of the switch to the flint river. >> i recognize you. you've been here before, right? >> yeah. >> cool, thank you, you're all set. >> narrator: over several months, "frontline" res analyzed every death record in the county during a seven-year period, looking for people whose cause ofea had been listed as pneumonia. >> you have to go through every single death certifica by one. because there was really no other way to do it. you can't go digging up bodies, and, you know,oing antigen tests on bones. i started jud goiough just the timeframe of thef atitch, and i started counting the pneumonia de that i found. i thought i was crazy when i was looking at it, because i kept findg more, not less. >> narrator: the state had put the death toll from their legion' outbreak that ran from 2014 to 2015 at 12 people. but "frontline" found dozens who were said to have dieddif

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the dea said that fentanyl is about 50 times more stronger than heroin. >>> a court battle brewing over the potential release of sealed documents that could imply indicate hundreds of people in jeffrey epstein's alleged underage sex trafficking ring. so far the names are not known, but lawyers for an anonymous john doe filed a letter yesterday. the records reportedly include hundreds of pages of investigative reports and an address book with about 1,000 names. >> youtube is paying up a record settlement for allegedly violating children's privacy. the google-owned company will sell out $170 million. youtube is accused of illegally selling advertisements aimed at children to bolster revenue. it calls for youtube to now require maker of children's videos to declare before their content is targeted at kids inspect a statement about the settlement, google said it is committed to providing the best experience possible on youtube for children and families. >>> paul is joining us. turning his attention close to home. a cool down in the future? >> we do. for the first time in about 100 days i ca

. >> starting in this area right here is where you'll see significant flooding dea hurricane warning and mandatory evacuation officials worry the only road will be under water leaving those who stay trapped and cut off for days >> we're going to lose electricity. the roads are going to flood. a lot of the barriers are going to be impassable >> reporter: tonight parts of the outer bank look like a ghost town, residents and tourists heading for higher ground. and for those who choose to stay, officials have a warning. >> if you can't get out and something happens to you, until the weather stops it could be a while before we're able to get to you at all. >> reporter: as you can see the beach is empty. we're already seeing the skies darken a bit and the wind and waves beginning to pick up but things expected to get much, much worse as we go through the next 24 to 48 hours. lester >>> all right. kristen dahlgren, thanks let's bring in al roker for the latest on the path of the storm. al, where is it headed and when >> it is headed up the east coast we are looking at it strengthening, a ve

it always came back and in this case i believe the dea will unload on this guy. >> what about unloadingo do this and the donations? >> a great point. a lot of questions need to be asked as to why and how it went on for so long. look at the complaint the us attorney files, they have identified as we speak over ten victims and on page 22 they talk about how this conduct went on and on. >> another person who went on was jeffrey epstein, extremely politically well-connected not only in terms of donations but in terms of who he partners with etc.. is one of his elect -- alleged victims talking about being forced to have sex with prince andrew at 17 years old. >> prince andrew ms. let's dance together, okay, and i hop in the car and he is coming back to the house, and do for him what you do for epstein. he was a prince. he is royalty and i grew up watching disney like all little girls and princesses and princes were the good people of the world and he wasn't. >> where does the epstein investigation go from here, does that keep it in the news longer? >> hard to say in terms of how the epstein

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>> this was the shutdown of our dea cracy. la: parliament descended into chaos. don't you worry about the impression- >> with great respect, parliament did not descend into chaos. passionate views on all sides. we have a government that is nttreating our democracy with contempt. prime min. johnson: well, now i am running the country. laura k.: not exactly. boris johnson might be in charge in theory, and spent the day talking about his plans for schools. even if he is trying to pretend it is happening, the commons did not give him the election he wants. >> who can give us information about william, duke normandy? ime min. johnson: he conquered england. >> but why did he think he -- how did he have a claim to the throne of england? prime min. johnson: uh -- >> do you want someone to help you? laura k.: he has lost control of parliament. he cannot brush at all. prime min. johnson: anybody who says -- this stuff about it being anti-democratic, what a load of nonsense. people wanted a deiclear that if moment, they wanted an election, we offered it to the lor oppositio

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. >>> leading the news, jeffrey epstein is spurring prestigious univeresaftehis dea. a top official at massachusetts's institute of technology resigned after several reports detailed his financial connections to the alleged sex trafficker doic doichi ito stepped down. left a visiting professorship at harvard too. in a letter the president of mit promised an investigation into epstein's donations. >>> new developments in the case of harvey weinstein and how critical gwyneth paltrow was in bringing allegations against him forward. ron, good morning. >> good morning, frances a new book out tomorrow reveals that the actress gwyneth paltrow played a much more active role in organizing voices against the movie mogul harvey weinstein before sexual abuse allegations surfaced publicly against the hollywood producer harvey weinstein, one of his most prominent performer, actress gwyneth paltrow was quietly working behind the scenes to expose her mentor as a predator. this according to an article in "the new york times" about an explosive new book set for release this week called

the loophole was used by the dea u.p.s. shadowy benefactor to hide their identity finally after intense media pressure the d.c.u. revealed the money had come from a body called the constitutional research council or c r c but exactly who or what lies behind the c.r.c. remains to be seen do you know where the constitutional search came to get its money from you not asked the constitutional research here saying you don't know any other i believe that they have released their money legitimately under we were delighted to receive the donation from that you say you believe that it really meant you have to know that legally l m we did you know their incessant and say oh you didn't tell us what useful research council would publish where they do their fundraising not as a matter for them not for the deed the constitution research council is jargony term it's called non-corporate association it means they don't have to follow company accounts they don't have time to address because of the donor secrecy laws in order and we don't th

for the last dea drop day, and the next one is happening next month, google updated its maps project,d medication or drugs. amazon has updated alexa so users searching for information about the opioid epidemic, the result they received back, because you only get one answer on smart speakers, it provides the best information. more from nick after the latest tech news with lara. hello, and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week a former google engineer who worked with the us military programme project maven, calls for laws to ban killer robots from war zones before they cause mass atrocities. american researchers claim an algorithm to spot twitter bullies has 90% accuracy. the tool from binghampton university could help social media platforms track down abuse. and a robot surgeon is being launched into the nhs before an international rollout. flexible bots have joints similarto human arms. they will help specialists complete operations using just a few small incisions rather than one big one. the us air force is adding smart gloves to its vr plane maintenance and operations traini

released top poll the picture it paints a diversion from us and the media has a role in helping the dea. to target those who don't fit in with the establishment narrative they pull out the label god marianne williamson well she's a faith healer who doesn't believe in vaccines to gabbert she's a pal of bashar al assad bernie sanders well he's just a silly old man who can't really be taken seriously he took on the bad but the bag clobbered him isn't that not a good message i think that would be a not good message and i've never given that message when you see false pretenses u.s. officials determined that aside these chemical weapons against his own people used to be funny here that about iraq right on written rules are becoming ever more clear for the democrats step outside of that pro-war box and you're labeled a crank no matter how much the public likes you. are seeing new york. the united states is new to to mexico is facing a backlash of the comments about a mexican national hero christopher landau who was sworn in last month and lashed out at frida kahlo paignton mexico in 1954 slam

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one of the hearings we have had with the dea that spoke about a chemist in china. tell the story because you went there. how did you make the connection and how did you get it back to china? >> the first thing i learned buying drugs online is incredibly easy. you don't even have to go on to the dark web necessarily. so i started to google the names of drugs like fentanyl and found these chinese labs and all i did was send an e-mail pretending to be a drug buyer with a fake e-mail address and asked if i was ever in china if i could visit their lab. some of the different chemists said yes. so i went. i went early last year. what i found was shocking. i was expecting like again underground, cd laboratory but it wasn't like that at all like mexican or colombia cartel that this was a legitimate business. >> to some extent you describe they are legitimate businesses staying one molecule ahead of law enforcement trying to schedule the drugs to make them illegal so describe that proces process. >> when it comes to fentanyl band in china and the us but there are this little

he turned himself in on sunday and he was charged with battery robbery and assault with a dea ly weapon. in the east bay. >>investigators say there is no foul play expected in the case of body that was recovered from san leandro back. jet skiers found the body of the victim along the martin luther king junior regional shoreline saturday morning. oakland fire crews arrived and recovered a body from the water. officials say they are still working to identify the person. >>coming up their london breed and then mayor of the tour a new wing of a san francisco navigation center where 60 beds have been added. >>plus democratic leaders continue to push the trump administration for universal background checks on gun purchases but the president says he's not ready to support the move until both parties can find middle ground. >>and stanford doctors and medical students rally against america's gun violence epidemic, how some say firearm safety is becoming the new normal when it comes to cooper! did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need

investigated the crown prince's criminal responsibility has been proven beyond del sol dea agents killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul one year ago. sudan's prime minister abdullah home dock has visited paris for talks with french president emanuel mccrone amdocs leads a transition government formed after the ouster of longtime leader omar al bashir micron called on the u.s. to remove sudan from its list of countries which sponsor terrorism and to lift sanctions against khartoum that flooding in northern india has killed at least 100 people in the last 3 days until pradesh and be her states have been particularly badly hit heavy monsoon rains brought down trees power lines and roofs forecasters expect the weather to ease off this week. well to the u.s. now for the 1st time more than half of americans say that they approve of congress opening an impeachment inquiry into president donald trump and that's according to the latest polls the president is stepping up his attacks as public concern grows over a whistle blower's allegations of abuse of power trump issued a threat in a lat

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what they used and how they used it and where they got it and giving that information to the fda or dea >> with those other data sets across agency efforts what is the cause of the outbreak? and then i mention the extensive testing from the chemistry labs to identify. >> and with a strong public service announcement the marketing effort and targeting the age groups of the households sing the cdc put out a statement with users should consider not using e-cigarette products at all while the investigation is ongoing conversely the fda put out with those beeping products and abusing thc with any substance or adding in the stores but to have conflicting warnings. >> i would say with the warnings the two agencies are putting out i believe we want to correct that. >> i agree we are in lockstep except for those that are not using them as e-cigarettes. >> that's what we want to make it available with this information but i agree. >> does it concern you at all that they are putting out conflicting statements among those that are using e-cigarettes legally not the black market or adding things to

we know that the dea and border patrol and immigration and customs and department of homeland security, work together cohesively, along with partners to the south, try to stop the flow of anybody that would be attempting to come into the country to do harm. it is almost impossible. there are so many people. every time i hear about apprehension, i say those are whom we actually stop. what about all the people they didn't catch. that we didn't catch. that we didn't plastic. we see what is happening. it has become difficult for a country's like italy and other nations which economically can't sustain it. they have to take in many people flooding the nation. we have to look at this as a comprehensive solution. it is not just building a wall. is not just negotiating a safer agreement it is all about. and ensuring as well that the democrats are involved. people can politicize this all they want. what happens if something does come across the border. who will be sitting at that september 11 commission. for decades we have been crying out there is a national security threat at the border. that

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