>> the dea, the united states drug enforcement administration. he joined in 2007 at age 25. his new job brought him to a border city in the southwestern united states. his first order of business was to learn about the mexican 'narco culture" which included songs like this, "el nino de la tuna" a ballad about el chapo. his mentor was an undercover agent drew calls in the book "diego." >> as he was translating them to me, i started to understand really what was behind these songs. it really connected dots for me, kind of a who's who in that world. >> were these, like, the modern-day outlaws? >> oh yeah. absolutely. and chapo was at the very top. >> chapo. el chapo. real name, joaquin guzman. the city of chicago named him public enemy number one for his role in bringing in tons of drugs that were sold on the streets of the u.s. drew's co-author, doug century -- >> chapo's a very ruthless and murderous guy. let's not sugarcoat that. he rose to power, though, on his ability to deliver huge amounts of cocaine. and he was the guy that could deliver. he invented the narco tunnel. >

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this is the first time in six years the dea put out a warning like this, why now? >> reporter: well, liz according to the dea fentanyl seizures more than doubled in the past year just in the san francisco field division office. these are drugs that can be bought off of the streets or passed around at parties young people attend. >> don't trust a pill just because it looks like something you get from the doctor. it could, because there is a possibility that it is a counterfeit pill it could kill you. >> reporter: this doctor and professor of psychiatry is talking these pills, they look like prescription drugs or opioids, the dea says the fake pills are laced with fentanyl or meth because they are cheaper to make. >> it hit the market. more people are dying because fentanyl is deadly. >> reporter: a nonprofit organization is trying to help educate parents about the dangers of drug abuse. >> the worst times were 3:00 in the morning when we did not know where he was. and, he was young. and it was really scary. >> reporter: leslie nicholson is director of risk of noma.

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the dea administrator anne milgram is launching a campaign this morning called one pill can kill.op it. on the job less than three months, dea administrator anne milgram is shocked that already this year they've seized 9.5 million fake pills, mainly containing deadly fentanyl, sometimes methamphetamine. >> that's more than we've seized in the last two years combined and the percentage of those pills that are deadly, potentially deadly has never been higher. >> four out of ten counterfeit pills that contain fentanyl are deadly. >> four out of ten. >> yes. they have two mill grimes of fentanyl or more. >> that's minuscule, the size of the tip of a pencil. >> it's like russian roulette then. >> it's russian roulette, but even more dangerous in one sense. in russian roulette, people know that they're passing around a loaded gun. here, you are talking about many people who think that they are actually buying oxycodone or they're buying percocet or -- >> a painkiller. >> a painkiller. they think they're buying a prescription drug bought in an illegal market, they're not. they're buying

de píldoras ilegales en las calles >> el decomiso de pastillas falsas con fentanilo está advirtiendo dea piratas decomisadas en los primeros meses de 2021 incremento de 400% desde 2019 perla perdió a su hijo de 19 años que compro una pildora del de xanax pero era fentanilo >> después de tomar la píldora él falleció. >> las venden como pastillas recetadas y solo hizo falta esto para que daniel perdiera la vida >> no tuvo sobredosis tomó una pildora que lo mató. es una epidemia mortal advierten los padres. el fentanilo ha matado mas jóvenes este último a año que el covid-19 entiendan que se trata de un medicamento falso que estaria comprando que contiene fentanilo en los Ángeles 1 millón 200 mil pastillas han sido decomisadas en los primeros meses de 2021 >> y lo consideran muchos el santo de los narcos lo llevaremos a conocer por qué algunos rinden culto a malverde >> al salir de su vehículo tres sujetos se acercaron y ella logró zafarse habría gritado por ayuda lo que provocó que los sujetos huyeran los tres sujetos fueron llevados a la cárcel de menores. >> debaten sobre el uso de placa

they look like prescription opioids but the dea said they are laced with fentanyl or meth because it's cheaper to make. >> fentanyl has gotten in to the heroin market and the counterfeit pill market. more are dying. >> a nonprofit is trying to help educate parents about the dangers of drug abuse. >> the worst times were three in the morning when we didn't know where he was. he was young. it was really scary. >> leslie is a director of risk sonoma. she had nowhere to turn approximate when her teen son was dealing with addiction. >> we told our son we will do anything to save you. >> she was able to save her son and said the best thing is to keep a clear line of communication with your child and educate yourself about the dangers of illicit drugs. >> we want parents to know they aren't alone and there are people are support them. >> to give you an idea of how big a problem this is the dea seized more than $9.5 million worth of pills which is more than the last two years combined. it's responsible for 93,000 deaths last year. are produced in mexico. >>> it'll be clear that booster shots o

. >>> back in this country, the dea is warning about a sharp increase of fake prescription drugs withnyl and meth. there were pills that were made to look like real medications on the black market. the dea wants social media platforms to crack down on drug sales. >>> a senate hearing inspired by britney spears is scheduled on capitol hill. lawmakers are looking how to reform conservatorships, like the one spears' father used to control her life and finances. the documentary accuses him of spying on spears in her bedroom. an accusation that her lawyer says requires investigation. >>> we look at john hinckley, the man who tried to assassinate ronald reagan. he was released from a psychiatric hospital years ago. but the latest decision is coming under fire, including from reagan's daughter. growing backlash over a judge's decision to release would-be assassin john hinckley jr. hinckley shot president ronald reagan, press secretary james brady and two others. a jury found him guilty, releasing him to a psychiatric institution. a judge ruled that the 66-year-old can be free from all restri

continues to struggle with opioid addiction and overdoses, the dea is starting a new campaign to putssure on social media companies over the selling of drugs to people through their platforms. >> the drug dealer is not sitting down the street from you. it is sitting in your home. it is sitting on the phone of your child, sitting in their bedroom. sitting on the couch. anyone can have access. how big a threat is this to our kids? >> this is impacting all people. kate snow sits down and talks with the dea officials about how easy it is for opioids to get into kids' hands. >> we're back in a moment. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to my

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the dea is out with a rare healthy warning about lethal overdoses from fake prescription pills nationwide. a san francisco medical examiner says it has recorded 33 fentanyl related deaths. >> a student is suspended this evening over a gun scare that put an entire school unlocked town. police were called to mount diablo high in concorde after 10:00 this morning after the student was spotted with a gun magazine. police say the student did not have the gun himself and was not making any threats. >> still to come, talk about a strange twist, how boiled very urine factors into the case of a palo alto woman accud of ing a californwild technology a preventing qualifiers is causing a new problem for a lot of people in the bay area. >> this has happened five times this month. >> a little later on we hear from the south bay police rookie who pulled off this harrowing rescue. >> be sure to check out our new three p.m. newscast we days after the working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a n

and we worked with that dea. and he said, the same, mules present across the border.y green the counterfeit in and to print, if you read that, i think it was a political article about -- and. at the terrorists were coordinating with the exact same meal. topics of this is what when i hear this whole compassionate -- the people -- open borders and compassion. no, it is about kids dying from fentanyl, our monday being raised by the terrorists getting access into the united states. is always about, give us your grade, you know, they read the poem from the statue of liberty as if that was the law. it is great. a country has a border for a reason so we know who at most important to get what is coming in. and right now, we don't know. >> adulting joe biden has mentioned the cartels since he has taken office. >> i have not heard it. >> i guess we have an activity for the break. straight ahead, everybody is talking about this crazy alligators video. but how does it end? find out. [ joe ] my teeth were a mess. i had a lot of pain. as far as my physical health, my body was telli

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it could kill you. >> the dea seized more than 9.5 million pills which is more than the last two years are responsible for killing 93,000 people last year. >>> now to the coronavirus. new this morning pfizer said it's submitted initial trial date to the fda for its vaccine in certain ages five to 11. the drug makeern said it'll make a formal request for emergency use authorization in the coming weeks. this as the company is testing a pill aimed at preventing coronavirus infections in people who have been exposed. now the pill is being tested in combination with an hiv drug in people who live in the same household as someone infected with coronavirus. >>> cases and hospitalizations have declined sharply in the state. health officials say the positive rate has now dropped to less than 3%. to happening today in the south bay a big day for the san jose sharks, not only are they playing against their biggest rival in the shark tank they are playing for the first time without capacity restrictions since the pandemic started. tonight's home game against the la kings starts at 7:00. >>> it's n

the dea said the fake pills laced fentanyl or meth because it's cheaper to make.d any drug you take should be prescribed by the doctor and bought from a pharmacy. >> don't trust a pill, just because it looks like something you get from the doctor. it could -- because there's a -- possibility that it's a counterfeit pill it could kill you. >> the dea seized more than 9.5 million pills which is more than the last two years combined. >>> toros. this morning, pfizer said it's submitted trial data to the fda for its vaccine in children ages five to 11. they said it'll make a formal request in the coming weeks. it comes as the company is testing a pill aimed to prevent coronavirus infects. its being tested in combination with an hiv drug. >>> california continues to have the lowest levels of virus transsignificance. cases and hospitalizations have declined sharp live. the rate has dropped to less than 3%. >>> happening today in the south bay a big day for the san jose sharks. they are playing against their biggest rival in the shark tank and without capacity restriction

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first alert of its kind in years, the alarming trend in san francisco prompting a warning from the dea. kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken and elizabeth is coming up next. >>> coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >> hi there on this monday we begin breaking news, disgraced singer r kelly has been found guilty of racketeering and sex trafficking ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> google is fighting back against a massive fine in europe. the tech giant was fined more than $5 billion in 2018 by the european union for violating antitrust antitrust law. according to the ruling, the company used is android operating system to stop rivals from competing with the company . google is working to annul the ruling, saying the system has been a contributor to competition. >>> ford motor company has been announcing a recall for some of its 2021 mustang matching vehicles. the automaker says the windshield on that model may not have been bonded properly, which could cause them to separate fro

in terms of the old joe you knew around the senate where he could cut a dea he made a choice to go big, to work in lockstep with progressives like senator bernie sanders and others and that led to the rescue plan passage and now he's trying to go big on another major spending plan. but the question is, can it last? he have the political capital to get someone like senator manchin come along? a lot of these senators their weary of going forward. yamiche: there are so many things that are sort of on the horizon when you think about the looming government shutdown, when you think about the idea that booster shots were introduced. so there are american who are scrambling to get them. there are so much on the president's plate. we have to leaf it there. there's so much to talk about. thank you to bob, robert and ueija. be sure to tune in to the pbs newshour. germany heads to the polls to vote for angela merkel's success or. join judy woodruff for analysis. and our conversation on peril will continue ton "washington week" extra. find it on our social mediand on our website. before we go, thi

the dea has not issued a public safety alert since 2015 about they warned about fentanyl being mixedmarketed as prescription drugs, sold online or through social media but are often fake, often containing powerful deadly fentanyl. a campaign is being launched this morning, one pill can kill, she also says social media companies could be doing far more to stop it. on the job less than three months, dea administrator anne milgram is shocked that just this year they've already confess indicated 9.5 million pills. >> the percentage of those pills that are deadly, potentially deadly has never been higher. >> four out of ten counterfeit pills that contain fentanyl are deadly. >> four out of ten? >> yes >> yes they have two milligrams of fentanyl or more >> it's like russian roulette, then >> it's russian roulette, but it's even more dangerous in one sense. in russian roulette, people know they're passing around a loaded gun. here, you are talking about many people who think they are actually buying percocet or oxycodone or a pain killer and they're not. they're being fentanyl or the metham

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of climate change and intensifying extreme weather events in the south and east dozens of people are dea in the wake of hurricane ida and wildfires in the west are living a trail of destruction how are the leaders going to be addressing all all of these changes at home and abroad? joining us to open up their notebooks is craig whitlock investigator rotor of "the washington post," and joining me at the table courtney kube, pentagon continuer for north bounds news. anita kumar white house continuer and associate editor for politico. and susan page washington bureau chief for "usa today." thank you all for being here craig, you are viewed more than tow 10,000 pages of documents you interviewed some 1,000 people about the war in afghanistan what did your rotterring reveal about how this came to an end in this way and what is the secret behind this war? craig: well, the secret is that for most of the last 20 years, u.s. officials under three bush and obama and trump kept telling the american people that they were making progress in the war in afghanistan they always gave these very optimistic

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shed and referring to corporations as well as regulatory failures that repeatedly from the fda and dea that are supposed to be watching out for consumers. so i h was hoping we could begin their. so the way to hide evil is to cloak it in something boring. can you talk about why you framed the story the way you did? >> thank you for doing this it's an honor to talk with you as the author of dope sick i feel i'm following in your footsteps i know you're working on a new one so it's always get to find to talk about it something that knows that as well as you do is a treat. it's interesting that john oliver line i think about that all the time you want something evil about that in boring so we live in a society there is a great deal of complexity and sometimes it's hard to figure out what is going on with a particular story particularly if it intersects with the legal system or financial system if you read the coverage in the business pages sometimes it is hard to see the forest for the trees. when i think about as a writer is subverting that taking situations that are innately very complex

when you talk about the dea blocking packages coming in so they smuggling smaller amounts that are more lethal drugs so i think the war on drugs is at the heart of the problem so we are coming down to just a few minutes left so i would like to -- before i asked for closing statement, i'm curious what you're working on now. can you share? >> my next book is about my relationship with my little brother and big brothers, big sisters program. we repaired in 2005 and work together 11 years beat until he was murdered in 2016 near his home in ferguson, missouri near where i live in st. louis. the murder was unsolved so this book is about my own investigation to try to figure out what happened. i learned all sorts of stuff about her life that i didn't know before and it's about st. louis and problems over the years. ferguson came out in 2014 with michael brown killing and black lives matter movement so it's all about the. >> thank you. >> it is the second edition of my current book. in part also the poetry, a meaningful part in something people enjoy so much. the poetry is intertwined and in th

the corporations like perdue as well as regulatory failures that repeatedly kneecap the fda and the dea who were supposed to be watching out for consumers. so i would like to begin there and you said before, quoting that the way to hide evil is to cloak it in something boring. can you talk about why you framed the story of the way you did? >> first of all, thank you for doing this. itea is an honor to be talking with you. f i feel as though i am following in your footsteps and i know you are working on a new one so it's fun to come on and talk about it with somebody that knows the story as well as you do is a treat, especially during this. it's interesting, the lion i think about that all the time if you want to do something i think what he's getting at is we live in a society where there's a great deal of complexity and it's hard to figure out what's going on with a particular story particularly i think it is at an intercept with the legal system or the t financial system. if you read the coverage of the business pages, sometimes it is a little hard to kind of see the forest through th

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dea.eady in the u.s. >> tell me how you got out. >> my father, he was inside the airport. and we are now here. >> many of those we met have been guards at the u.s. embassy or worked for various u.s. entities. somewhere among the special forces who helped guide the kabul airport in those final days, including this interpreter who we interviewed. >> i feel very happy. we are safe right now. in kabul, i was very afraid that i would be captured by the taliban. but right now, i am very happy if you'd >> this brother and sister were students. one has a for a ride to the university of kentucky. she left her entire family to escape. >> i had to leave my family behind. i had no choice. my family was not there. all of my family. they couldn't make it. suddenly everything was so messed up. they told me you just go, save your life. it's all right. we will stay here. >> we also have signed on the cia alone helps the state department and dod to free more than 30 afghans who were known by trusted sources

but also a blatant violation with lots more torture than the war on terror and a lot more civilian deasan antiwar movement in response to it, and the revelations of the massacre which were so horrifying added fuel to theire of that antiwar movement then george mcgovern, the peace candidate, the last peace candidate we've had in this country, lost badly and democrats came to learn the lesson, the wrong lesson, that they needed to be as interventionist as the republicans, whom they were fighting for power. we see across the leader years of the cold war and into the 1990's, high-minded rationales f american intervention, even though many of these interventions like the kosovo bombings, violated the international rules that prohibit the use of force and the question i am posing is whether we have forgotten about those rules even as we have come to focus on the rules that say once you go to war, you can't fight brutally. human rights watch is an excellent examp of the imbalanced priorities. when it began monitoring wars in the 1980's and 1990's, it promised never to take a stand on whether t

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it was dea in june. it was dead in july again. all i've heard is how it's dead and yet amazingly, it continues to advance. >> new polling from the washington post and abc news shows vaccine hesitancy has gone down in the wake of the delta surge with the percent of americans likely or less likely to get a covid shot now. just about half of what it was in january. it also comes as president biden's approval rating has dropped. that's down about 10 points since june. senior adviser to the president reacting this morning. >> we're not worried about poll number numbers. we're worried about the people in louisiana and new york and nj nmg. this has never been a president who worried about himself. he really worries about the country. >>> let's go to heidi at the white house for us. heidi, welcome to you. is the white house concerned that when extended unemployment benefits end, it will hurt the economy? >> reporter: they seem to be split. the white house is official line is that these benefits have already given the economy the soft laun

behaviors of corporations like purdue as well as regulatory failures that repeatedly make up the fda dea who was supposed to be watching out for consumers so we can begin there and you have said before quoting john oliver at the weight to hide evil is to cloak it in something boring. can you talk about why you framed the story the way you did? >> first of all, thank you for doing this, it is an honor to be talking with you as the author of dope sick. i feel i'm following your footsteps here it it's a tremendous book so it's always fun to talk about your book but talk about with somebody who knows as well as you do is a real treat. it's interesting, i think about that all the time, if you want to do something evil, wrap it in something boring. i think what he's getting at is that we live in a society where does a great deal of complexity and sometimes it's hard to figure out what's going on with a particular story particularly i think it's in intersect with the legal or financial system you read the coverage in the business pages sometimes it's a little hard to see the forest for the tree

drug enforcement agency, or dea. >> my father was inside the airport. yeah, he was inside the airport. that's why we are now here. >> reporter: many of those we met had been guards at the u.s. embassy or worked for various u.s. government entities. some were among the 600 afghan special forces who helped guard the kabul airport in those final days including this interpreter who we interviewed. >> i am very happy we're safe right now. when i was in kabul, in afghanistan, i was very afraid, a afraid of being captured by taliban. right now i'm very happy. >> reporter: this brother and sister were students. one has a full ride to the university of kentucky-louisville. we interviewed many university students like this 21-year-old student from american university of kabul who left her entire family to escape. >> it was so difficult to leave my family behind and to come, but i had no choice. my family wasn't there they wanted to come with me, all of my family, but they couldn't make it. suddenly everything was so messed up,