it's really -- dea mentioned this twice in the last week.s a threat to the national security of the united states. we have 90,000 americans died in the last 12 months according to the cdc from overdoses. 60% increase in synthetic opioids which is fend nil. and that's as much -- that's asc many american as died in korea and vietnam wars combined. and they're dying from a threat that comes from out of the country. maria: that's right. and that's why it's a national security threat. i'm glad you made that point. timothy, the biden administration does not want the mothers out there to understand the severity here. we actually invited an official from the drug enforcement administration to come on with you and we thought we would have a conversation, the three of us, but biden's doj squashed it. they did not want the dea official to be on to discuss this so there is also a media ban on this. isn't this information that the public needs to understand, that these wide open borders is not just about illegals coming into this country and sucking up r

we had a dea announcement on the biggest meth bust in u.s. history.s in southern california and -- and you see what's happening in terms of people in america taking these drugs perhaps in some way inadvertently because aren't they lacing now commonly used pills with fentanyl. tell me what they are doing in terms of the drug presses? they are turning it into pills, right? >> yes. what we are seeing in some cases and many cases where the cartels are importing pills into the united states, counterfeit pills so they are pressing the pills to look like prescription drugs like oxycodone or xanex. the danger there is that only 2 milligrams of fentanyl is a lethal dose. it's a tremendous problem when you have pills that are unregulated that children or teenagers think they are taking a prescription drug when, in fact, it's a counterfeit pill made in mexico laced with fentanyl. and we have found in dea analysis of -- of pills that we've seized that as much as 25% of the pills that are seized in this country, the counterfeit pills have lethal doses in them and

dea and see what they know about the circumstances that you are describing. the way you are describing them, plus seven dead bodies being found, a combination of large-scale illegal activity, violence, indentured servitude, none of those are things that we should be ignoring. i will be sure the dea looks into this. >> thank you, i truly do appreciate this. this is something that all levels of government is necessary to eradicate this. i do want to also go back to the conversation that we had around arriving. i want to tag up on the comments and your response. you mentioned that voter id, the question with voter id comes down to does voter id because a desperate effect on certain demographics --disparate effect on certain demographics? i know you are not an election expert, i know you are not necessarily a social justice expert as well, but in your opinion, do you think requiring identification for the purposes of participating in an election does cause disparate effects on certain demographics and if so, which demographics are those, why does it because those

i will be sure the dea looks into this. >> i doth appreciate that.hat is necessary to eradicate and with the legal industry as well as the collateral negative affect. >> i want to go back to the conversation of voter id i went to come up on the clients and your response. you mentioned voter id it comes down to cause the disparate effect on certain demographics i would like to get your sense of the answer to that in your opinion know you're not anpe election expert or a social justice expert but in your opinion do think requiring identification for the purposes of participating in the election does cause a disparate effect and if so which are those and what can we do to help that quick. >> that intentional or a disparate impact. in general it depends on the jurisdiction and the c circumstances. not just the mere fact of requiring voter id is not the issue if they deprived of the right to vote of that evidentiary risk on the other side. so at a high level the question is are there people like african-americans who do not have voter id for any number of

dea and see what they know about the circumstances that you are describing. the way you are describing them, plus seven dead bodies being found, a combination of large-scale illegal activity, violence, indentured servitude, none of those are things that we should be ignoring. i will be sure the dea looks into this. >> thank you, i truly do appreciate this. this is something that all levels of government is necessary to eradicate this. i do want to also go back to the conversation that we had around arriving. i want to tag up on the comments and your response. you mentioned that voter id, the question with voter id comes down to does voter id because a desperate effect on certain demographics --disparate effect on certain demographics? i know you are not an election expert, i know you are not necessarily a social justice expert as well, but in your opinion, do you think requiring identification for the purposes of participating in an election does cause disparate effects on certain demographics and if so, which demographics are those, why does it because those

phone scammers impersonating dea agents using threats to rob people of their money.ut we'll begin with that tiger spotted loose in a houston neighborhood. this morning, its alleged owner is in custody, but the tiger is nowhere to be found. marcus moore is there in texas with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. this is such a bizarre story. all of it unfolding in this west houston neighborhood where that tiger was on the loose and this morning, the search is still on to find it. >> is this about a tiger? >> i'm on the phone with the sheriff's office, he's holding the owner. >> reporter: this morning, houston police on the hunt for an escaped bengal tiger allegedly kept as a pet in a rental home. the suspected owner, 26-year-old victor cuevas seen here in 2017 booking photo now in custody arrested at his mother's house after escaping from his neighborhood with this tiger sunday night. the tiger spotted around 8:00 p.m. wearing a collar, lying in the front yard of this neighboring home. bystanders catching it on tape as they drive

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so do you call the dea, do you call the president? what the do you say? the united states of america and we're being invaded in a way that is so dangerous for the people of this country. what are they telling you about how they can help you? >> depends who you're talking to. we talked to border patrol agents every day. our law enforcement officers work with the dea every day. they work collaboratively with us. at the higher levels in the biden administration, they're completely tone deaf and nonresponsive to this deadly situation. march that your viewers need to understand. most of this fentanyl does not stay in texas. this is going to new york. it is going to michigan, going to oregon and washington state and california. so this is something that involves every state in the united states. these drugs, it takes two milligrams to kill somebody. this is a deadly dangerous situation across the country. deaths that are caused by biden's open border administration. >> martha: you know, i mean fentanyl, most of it is made in china. coming across the border wher

their dea agents their prosecutors in the southwest border. with its attorney general or mexico to seek and confirm his cooperation fighting the transnational narcotics association. he pledged his support for this ass well. this is a serious problem. back one thing is for sure the transnational criminal organization is making a fortune off the crisis in the border. makes his way into america, we are talking about hundreds of millions and tons of cocaine in the past several years. it's going to be a huge crisis. there already so many issues facing our country. real quick, what are we doing to counter china? especially in their theft of intellectual property? we know they love to steal our technology. it's actually allowed them to close the technological gap to actually exceed us in some areas. which is a national security crisis as well. it's also thrift theft of throwing's of dollars in public or private institutions here in america. obviously it is unfair, they do not see it thatt way. they see it as being fair game to steal other countries i

the biologist miguel medieval dea shows the fish have plenty of rooms. even the baby ones that way they can grow up healthy without being loaded with antibiotics. the once they weigh about 100 grams, they transferred to outdoor pools that resemble the natural have a 10000000 cubic meters of water from the rivers mouth pumped into the pools every day. fresh water that's rich and oxygen. the flamingos are welcome. guess that the phone they full to micro organisms out of the water the, the fish farm was created and previously trained marshlands. so you know who we are restoring, what had been lost money, plant community and environment that is almost the same as the original. like in the neighboring don't yana national park, but we are also creating new values when i see this as the true face of sustainability that i got, the loss was going to be hit up along with those new values, a job for local fishermen. and because the fish aren't overcrowded in the outdoor tanks, there's not as much feces. oliver, all the fish becomes a delicacy. i propose fish farmin

they were just asleep at the switch, and they gutted the dea.. >> scott of washington post. people were dying by the tens of thousands and was this straight up lobbying the pharma industry is big and rich and we will make sure you don't put legislation in place to derail them? >> that is precisely right. >> this is the bill to say everybody in the house and senate signed off on it, as did president obama. what happened was this was a bill to basically handcuff the dea and prevent them from clamping down on huge pharmaceutical distributors distributing them all over the country and sending millions of pills to places where the past demand had been minimal at best. so you knew that these were being diverted onto the black market and abused but -- so the dea had the power to immediately shut those people down but that power was curtailed by a very forceful lobbying effort on the part of big pharma. >> good to see you. thank you for the great work. director and producer of hbo's "crime of the century "it's out now. if you or a loved one is strugglin

paulina: rafael quedÓ en libertad en 2013, hasta la fecha es buscado por la dea debido al asesinato decualquier momento. en la ciudad de mÉxico paulina gÓmez, univisiÓn. fÉlix: dijeron que si alguno de los candidatos se negara a firmar el documento, la sociedad civil advertirÁ a los polÍticos y sabrÁ defender la democracia. los restos del cohete chino cayeron y tras un descenso descontrolado, impactaron en las aguas del ocÉano Índico, la mayorÍa de los trozos del cohete se desintegraron al entrar de nuevo en la atmÓsfera. el atlas superÓ a tigres para meterse en los cuartos de final. rodrigo: ¿quÉ tal? esta es la informaciÓn deportiva mÁs relevante hasta el momento. el atlas derrotÓ 1 — 0 a los tigres, gracias a el tanto de julio cÉsar furch, con esto el atlas se mete a los cuartos de final. en la mls galaxy derrotÓ, javier hernÁndez fue titular y anotÓ gol. el bayern aplastÓ al borussia 6 — 0, con goles de robert lewandoski, thomas y leroy. este domingo tendremos leÓn contra toluca, tambiÉn pachuca contra las chivas de guadalajara, por supuesto a travÉs de tudn. como siempre es un pla

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i know that the federal government, the doj under dea has pots of money that go towards eradicating these illegal marijuana operations. it is at a magnitude like i said that is beyond comprehension. i do believe it is worth the doj's attention not only at the federal level, but in support of local law enforcement agencies. my question is, what in your opinion can be done from a federal level to help prosecute folks who are growing marijuana illegally? there is a series of charges that have been deemed misdemeanors, distribution, sale, growing of marijuana that california has treated as misdemeanors. stealing of resources, in some cases squatting on land and intimidation against local residents is rising to the level of felony behavior and frankly, it is a true security issue at the local level. but also national security. what can we do with the federal level under your a administration and your leadership to help us eradicate the illegal marijuana problem? ag garland: i am not familiar with the specifics that you were able to see from your aerial flights. the departments view on marijuan

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that's, according to the dea. it's clear what the strategy to the cartels is.ildren and families, because biden does catch and release now, and you send massive amounts of single men over the border come and border patrol agents are stretched thin at ports of entry, so fentanyl is pouring across, juan. what is the strategy of the biden administration to actually deter these types of crossings? >> juan: well, obviously, better enforcement! what is better enforcement mean? it means that since most of the drugs coming into the united states, through legal ports of entry, not through illegal crossings or people jumping the wall or swimming across the rio grande or digging a tunnel come about through legal ports of entry, what it means is that you have more agents at those legal ports to inspect cargo. remember, we've got the busiest portal in the world at our southern border. i'm sorry? >> jesse: there's less border patrol agents policing the ports of entry, because they are stretched thin on all the other crossing areas. >> juan: no. >> jesse: it's true. >> juan:

. >>> new developments in the spa shootings, the dea seeking the death penalty and hate crime charges. >>> five undocumented girls as young as 11 months abandoned at the border the farmer that rescued them. >>> and kentucky derby winner the trainer's explanation after the horse's failed drug test. >>> this is nbc "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, we are seeing how narrow and fragile some of the key supply lines are, the computer hack on a u.s. fuel pipeline is triggering slowing demand and panic buying for gasoline in parts of the southeast. reports of at least a thousand gas stations have run out of gas, after russian criminals took the colonial pipeline computers hostage, preventing transport of fuel from texas to new jersey officials getting some fuel moving now, but full capacity is perhaps days away. none of this by the way a surprise to cyber security experts who have been warning of such vulnerabilities let's begin with tom llamas >> reporter: good evening. you can see hundreds of cars, this is one gas station. drivers say they're waiting up to an hour that

he could have tried to get a better dea agency but the oakland native had no interest in leaving hishometown team. >> i grew up idolizing larry hughes and now i get to play with stephen curry. you just don't say no to things like that. i don't care about the money. somebody could have offered me 15 million, no, i won't say that, somebody could've offered me a big amount of money but i think i would have still chose to be here. >> he has played overseas, and mexican leaks. two years with the warriors g league team. he deserves every penny he is going to get. the warriors and pelicans tomorrow night. >> and i call from mom, heart melting. >>> a long forgotten andy warhol painting rediscovered in >>> stories like these are as rare as the andy warhol painting. >> and andy warhol canvas found in the garage of a legendary rocker could soon become the highest selling artwork ever in arizona. off this ectrics auctioning chai according to cooper the artwork waa birtay ft inthe 19 it was lost for years until he found it in his garage. it will be up for bidding in october and could fetch up to

that should be our focus. >> john: you said when you were at the dea, the prevailing sentiment was toontinues to be the sentiment among a certain group of people. the white house is telling them shut up, we're going to dictate policy effectively muzzling these voices in the doj and the dea saying no, no, you have to be restrictive about this because it's deadly poison. >> fentanyl is a deadly poison. the cartels are now -- the mexican drug cartels are manufacturing fentanyl on an industrial scale just like they have been doing with methamphetamine. they're flooding our country with fentanyl. think about it. in one year drug overdose deaths increased by 20,000 americans. that is huge. this is a problem that cannot be ignored, a problem that has to be attacked aggressively. i'd urge the administration to work with congress, to permanently schedule fentanyl as soon as possible. >> john: doesn't look like that will happen but we hear you. thanks, udam. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> john: so you're caught between a rock and a hard place here. fentanyl is killing tens of thousands

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i know that the federal government, the doj under dea has pots of money that go towards eradicating these illegal marijuana operations. it is at a magnitude like i said that is beyond comprehension. i do believe it is worth the doj's attention not only at the federal level, but in support of local law enforcement agencies. my question is, what in your opinion can be done from a federal level to help prosecute folks who are growing marijuana illegally? there is a series of charges that have been deemed misdemeanors, distribution, sale, growing of marijuana that california has treated as misdemeanors. stealing of resources, in some cases squatting on land and intimidation against local residents is rising to the level of felony behavior and frankly, it is a true security issue at the local level. but also national security. what can we do with the federal level under your a administration and your leadership to help us eradicate the illegal marijuana problem? ag garland: i am not familiar with the specifics that you were able to see from your aerial flights. the departments view on marijuan

. >> dea's role includes those that we've been hearing about in indiana, south africa and brazil. >> reporter: the biden admission is calling for patent protection. the goal is to let other nations produce their own. >> our objective is getting as much supply out into the global community as quickly as possible. >> and cvs says it now is accepting walk in appointments for covid vaccinations at more than 8,300 stores including more than 1,100 here in california. no appointment is necessary. >>> the massive vaccination site in the coliseum is closing. appointments there are down from about 4,000 a day to just 400. health officials plan to switch their focus to more community based options. >>> tonight we're getting a better idea of the changing workplace for two bay area tech giants. employees can return to the office beginning may 17th. no word on whether this means the end of remote work for the company. and google today says it expects 20% of their employees to work remote. >>> new data from uber shines some light on current pandemic trends. it saw record demand on the first quarter

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they will file the case with the juvenile division of the dea and refer them to a program. the families can also be on the hook for the price of rebuilding that home. >> amazing that story. >>> this year has already been busy for firefighters and we're only in may. here are the latest numbers from cal fire. more than 14,000 acres have burned statewide so far. at this time last year, flames have only burned 2,600 acres. we have been talking about this for weeks now. fire danger in the bay area is very high. the areas highlighted in red have the highest fire danger. it is usually the areas we have been thinking of. the parts in orange, you can see a lot. on the news of that, we have a brand-new drought update where part of the bay area now in exceptional drought, the worst category. on the same day that's released again today, we do have some showers squeaking by here moving into the bay area. put a track on this and back in about eight minutes. >> and loosening restrictions even fur in the city. what you will be able to do without proof of a negative test or a vaccination ca

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interviews with kevin mccarthy, ron johnson, former speaker of the house newt gingrich and former acting deaweekday from n "mornings with maria" on fox business, we help you start your day with us every weekday. that will do it for us this weekday, thank you for watching, wishing you a happy mother's day and ocu again next time. ♪ererererer larry: hello welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. i want to continue our discussion about the extraordinary importance of senator tim scott's rebuttal to president biden state of the union message a week ago. last night we had a great discussion with katie pavlich and guide bands and send about the significance of his remarks. when can anyone remember her rebuttal speech that was more important and

it was professor taylor who taught them how to turn my dea into a market ready product and it is. and that the end of each semester, students present their project in its current form to a jury a bit like on dragons. then they have to keep defending their idea time and again and explain how it will make money over the course of a year and a half. so 3 semesters, it grows more polished before it starts off. it's just a little technical idea. well then it becomes a prototype which is perfected more and more until at the end of these one and a half years, they actually have something that can be shown to potential investors who can back the start up. so i can come of the student loan to film of i to understand this master's degree program is the only one of its kind in germany, his bus c o. michelle buck is that it's important to turn research and to practice . therefore, in research, you can either build a fantastic engine that you keep somewhere to admire or you can put it in a car to drive on the street. and we want to drive to help them turn their ideas into successful products.

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that actually thought about so topple is a critic of the dea and he could go up but he grew up in argentina and his family actually lost their savings 3 times and the last 2 to unfair confiscation of asset so keeping this kind of framework and behind the queen is the me that it's not just and then next our global disaster it's more so the hedge just beyond regime because unlike the u.s. dollar or the pound that is no longer has any sort of intrinsic value that went and should that value is actually growing and likely to strengthen over time as a non-complicated a characteristic the. centralized nature and also fungibility adds to its asset value over time yeah and it's ironic because the u.k. is one of those governments is looking at creating their own digital currency so whenever it comes to this so-called brit coin you know that they're going to be ready to talk about how safe and trustworthy it is of course after these moments and other ones like ok so governor bailey also claimed that you should only buy crypto if you are prepared to lose all your money highlighting risk to the financia

centers for disease control is no longer recommending face masks for fully vaccinated people but the dea the c.d.c. says masks are still recommended in crowded settings like buses planes and also little over half the u.s. population has received at least one dose against the coronavirus. greece has reopened to tourists visitors from e.u. countries and others including britain the u.s. and israel can now enter it they have been vaccinated or tested negative for coated 19 depends heavily on tourism menace kick starting its summer season ahead of a wider e.u. timetable to reopen to foreign travelers. in football received open have won the german company for a comprehensive win over r.p. leipsic in the final stage on censure the scoring early on with curling finish telling holland then got his name on the scoresheet and door and made it 3 tail before half time through central again life's a battle in the 2nd up with dani almost pulling a goal back but dortmund added a 4th goal on the break with rounding the victory. well joining me now to talk about the german cup final is cress harrington f