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and i will empower the dea as it goes after those who traffic in fentanyl and enforce the law. i will reform federal law-enforcement, and it needs reforming. [applause] and you can go to asa2024.com and look at my plan, or you can make a donation, but that is my plan to reform federal law-enforcement. and i will secure the border by working with our governors and not suing them in court for using a water barrier on the rio grande. [applause] the cartels will be public enemy number one in my administration, and the border patrol will have the resources that they need. [applause] now when you evaluate the candidates, ask yourselves who has the proven record? who i started what they promised? and who lead to the weight that not only wins the presidency but also helps gary us to a majority in the house and senate? i won my last election with 65% of the vote. you do not do that unless you expand the base and when -- win independents. my team is asked me why should you file import it when you have a former president in florida and a governor of florida on the ballot, and there is a w

. >> bueno, se trataba de agentes de la dea.ario de la ciudad. >> fue a las afueras de la corte en la calle bryan, en san francisco, donde 2 jóvenes mujeres de 18 y 20 años de edad se presentaron el pasado 19 de octubre a responder por cargos relacionados con drogas presentados por la fiscalía de la ciudad. así lo explicó su abogado de la defensoría pública. >> entraban a corte y había 2 agentes federales esperándolas y el fiscal de san francisco también estaba trabajando con el fiscal, con los policías federales. >> según la oficina del defensor público, los agentes estaban encubiertos, vestidos de civil y pertenecían a la dea. efectuaron el arresto aquí, a las afueras de la corte. las mujeres, quienes aseguran, no tenían antecede agentes, fueron entonces enviadas a corte federal, donde había cargos potenciales de 20 años preso, dice duarte que lo ocurrido es una interrupción al sistema de justicia, un ataque a la corte estatal de san francisco y una violación al debido proceso. >> eso no debe ser. y va a intimidar a la gente y

it was after the dea took the death penalty off the table, and james decide to plead guilty.t's melissa, sitting in the courtroom, heard for the first time about something else. the teams was supposed to kill her, to. >> dawn ask me if i had killed melissa. i just look back and said yeah. >> there was a bullet there for you. what was it like to know that? >> unreal. >> do you believe she was in the house that night? >> i do. which makes me sick. i have a harder time with dawn than i do james, because if it wasn't for her, none of it would have happened. >> and that's where melissa oxley and james matlean lawyer can stover agreed. only half a measure of justice, since the dawn is protected by the immunity agreement she signed with the d.a.. >> james is not the type of boy who's going to go and commit a murder in the hopes that dawn will find it acceptable. he didn't do this as a surprise gift. >> dawn herself declined our request for an interview. her mom, a retired deputy sheriff, has remained in her corner. >> i know that a lot of people believe that, that there was a blatan

i also served in the bush administration's former administrator of the dea. deadly drugs and to dismantle the cartels. [applause] and then i was in charge of border security in the bush administration and i will tell you we did not get it perfect but it looks perfect compared to what's happened to the biden administration. i understand the threat and i understand what needs to be done. i had to set up the first visa a security office in saudi arabia. i negotiate with the european commission on security agreements post 911. and i worked to protect america from a terrorist attack after the world trade center attack and our country. but one of the highlights of my public career is that i was able to serve as governor of arkansas for eight years. during that time i've proved that you can govern as a conservative. after more than 100 years of democratic rule of the states, let me repeat repeat that 100 years of democratic rule in this state, i signed legislation to lower taxes from 7% down to 4.9%. $700 million a year going from the government coffers back to taxp

we got rare access as the dea worked to bring those responsible for one single overdose to justice. reporter: it began with the death of a 20-year-old mom just a month after her baby boy's first birthday. >> estranged boyfriend facetimed me and told me she was not moving. >> reporter: another american lost to the scorch of fentanyl. and what did the police tell you about what they learned shortly afterwards? >> the police just told me that it was an overdose. >> reporter: law enforcement couldn't save diamond, but they could seek justice for her. >> we have something we call od justice. >> reporter: the dea administrator. >> we're getting photos every day. >> reporter: her agency partnered with local law enforcement. their goal -- >> to stop the traffickers and the source of supply, stop every single part of that supply chain that is -- that killed diamond and also is killing other americans. >> reporter: they started with her cell phone. >> everybody has a cell phone in their pocket and that basically means everyone has a drug dealer in their pocket. >> reporter: much of the dealin

lester, the harvard professor that brian just quoted from was of a lawsuit against, the dea to try to stop this from happening. so it was a group of psychiatrist therapists. so sasha shulgin was on this as who brought the dea to court make the case that indeed mdma did have a value. they'd been practicing with this substance for almost ten years at this point and had lots of evidence, had published papers it and they actually won that case. there's the civil judge sided with them and said yes you know you've made case it should be substance are scheduled to or scheduled three substance which would allow research to go on which would allow medical use to go on but because this was an administer straight of law case, because of legal technicality is the dea wasn't bound to that judgment. they could just throw it out, do what they wanted to do all along, which was mdma and indeed that's where it's been for nearly 40 years now. and it's really hindered research. and the only reason we're starting to see mdma in the news now is because there was really basically one dedicated individual, t

lester, the harvard professor that brian just quoted from was of a lawsuit against, the dea to try to stop this from happening. so it was a group of psychiatrist therapists. so sasha shulgin was on this as who brought the dea to court make the case that indeed mdma did have a value. they'd been practicing with this substance for almost ten years at this point and had lots of evidence, had published papers it and they actually won that case. there's the civil judge sided with them and said yes you know you've made case it should be substance are scheduled to or scheduled three substance which would allow research to go on which would allow medical use to go on but because this was an administer straight of law case, because of legal technicality is the dea wasn't bound to that judgment. they could just throw it out, do what they wanted to do all along, which was mdma and indeed that's where it's been for nearly 40 years now. and it's really hindered research. and the only reason we're starting to see mdma in the news now is because there was really basically one dedicated individual, t

dea officials put the blame on mexican cartels, get their supplies from china and work with hondurananizations, while the sinaloa cartel is primarily responsible for manufacturing fentanyl, the drug trafficking in the tenderloin is primarily controlled by honduran organizations who commute into san francisco to peddle their poison. san francisco police chief bill scott, with a clear message to drug dealers who attempt to avoid his officers going forward. >> if you think you're going to outlast us, you're wrong. if you think you're going to adapt and outsmart us, you're wrong. if you think you're going to go away and let you continue to kill people in our city in record numbers, you're wrong. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says her office has filed 300 motions to detain suspected drug dealers in jail while their case is open. but get this, only 30 of those were granted by local judges charging these suspected dealers with federal crimes keeps them behind bars and pushes their cases forward right away. the us attorney says they would prosecute all of the cases, but they don't have

dea officials put the blame on mexican cartels, get their supplies from china and work with honduran organizations, while the sinaloa cartel is primarily responsible for manufacturing fentanyl, the drug trafficking in the tenderloin is primarily controlled by honduran organizations who commute into san francisco to peddle their poison. san francisco police chief bill scott, with a clear message to drug dealers who attempt to avoid his officers going forward. >> if you think you're going to outlast us, you're wrong. if you think you're going to adapt and outsmart us, you're wrong. if you think you're going to go away and let you continue to kill people in our city in record numbers, you're wrong. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says her office has filed 300 motions to detain suspected drug dealers in jail while their case is open. but get this, only 30 of those were granted by local judges charging these suspected dealers with federal crimes keeps them behind bars and pushes their cases forward right away. the us attorney says they would prosecute all of the cases, but they don't

the dea announced the arrest of 11 members of a fentanyl drug ring responsible for bringing hundredsthousands of pills from mexico to los angeles and to washington, d.c. fox's rebecca castro reports investigators say they broke up a major fentanyl ring spanning from california to washington, d.c. this was a conspiracy that flooded the district of columbia with fake pills containing fentanyl. >> the bust has taken years back in 2021, a young mother took a fake pill from her drug dealer and died from the lethal dose of fentanyl. >> the dea reminds us that one pill can kill you and unfortunately for ms. lynch it did. >> investigators tracked down that dealer and uncovered a vast fentanyl distribution network. they brought 23 defendants into custody so far, along with dozens of firearms in approximate a quarter million pills. >> even our own chemists could not tell which ones are fake and which are real. >> some fentanyl pills can even be disguised as candy. last year, investigators seized thousands of pills from a suspect going through lax and president biden has made cracking down on f

la dea y el fbi, las autoridades locales de san francisco lanzaron un programa, que intenta acabar cony el consumo de fentanilo. vamos a una pausa, este fin de semana continÚan las celebraciones por el dÍa de muertos. le vamos a mostrar las actividades en la que usted puede participar. si tiene planes para viajar en la autopista 180 habrÁ cierres. >> para todos aquellos que tienen planes para este fin de presentador: seguimos con la celebraciÓn del dÍa de muerto, este domingo se seguirÁ celebrando el dÍa de muertos. reportera: la tradiciÓn de el dÍa de los muertos sigue viva. el evento se llevarÁ cabo este domingo 5 de noviembre en el centro de la ciudad. la temÁtica de este aÑo serÁn los mayas. >> los mayas no solamente estaban en mÉxico. los mayas mÁs antiguos viven en guatemala. reportera: la directora ejecutiva dice que para su organizaciÓn es muy importante respetar las tradiciones y opina que aunque ahora estÁ de moda la celebraciÓn de los muertos, quiero que se deben respetar. >> creo que toda esta tradiciones se deben respetar. reportera: para preparar el evento de este aÑo, es

they're not dea results and now appropriately. they're not dea results in and now appropriately.nt and now appropriately. they're not dea results in violent attacks. w it's results in violent attacks. we're seeing the rhetoric spill over into real world violence. i spoke to an israeli friend, maybe a week after, say, around the 14th, we went for coffee and so it was still very it's still tense now, but even more so. >> and i said to my friend, aren't you tempted to just get your family to come and stay with you? she are you with you? and she said, are you kidding? come. kidding? they wouldn't come. they're and they're looking at the bbc and they europe feel they think europe is they feel like, we're our home. like, no, we're in our home. like, would we leave? like, why would we leave? >> right. because there >> right. because if there was an if there was something like this done israel, an if there was something like thisthey done israel, an if there was something like thisthey would done israel, an if there was something like thisthey would finde israel, an if there was somethin

we got rare access as the dea worked to bring those responsible for one single overdose to justice.nbc's ken dilanian. >> reporter: it began with the death of a 20-year-old mom just a month after her baby boy's first birthday. >> an estranged boyfriend face timed me and told me she was not moving. >> reporter: another american lost to the scourge of fentanyl. and what did the police tell you about what they learned shortly afterwards? >> they told me that it was overdose. >> reporter: law enforcement couldn't save diamond lynch. but they could seek justice for her. >> we have something we call o.d. justice. >> reporter: she is the dea administrator. >> we're getting photos every day. >> reporter: her agency partnered with local law enforcement. their goal? >> to stop the traffickers and the source of supply. stop every single part of that supply chain that killed diamond lynch and killing other americans. >> reporter: they started with her cell phone. >> everybody has cell phone in their pocket. and that basically means everybody has drug dealer in their pocket. >> reporter: much of

time you send it to me, y'all was set that uh the international red cross would then be able under the dea a to visit those hostages. that would be at least some relief for the families who might not see their loved ones released during a dispute because they haven't heard from their relatives being housing cause of no for the time since october 7, so to speak. tanya opinion mean it's in yahoo says he's in favor of the deal, but is there actually any opposition to it in the cabinets? well we know that some of the far right members of his cabinet um are opposed to the deal at least to have voiced uh, the off position. this is name of the far right minister for national security to my bank there. but we also understand from sources within the government that most of the government is expected to vote uh for this deal. um, most importantly i have to say uh, we've been hearing from the security establishment, you know, from different levels from the uh, internal uh, security agency edition bed or from the massage from, from the army, the chief of staff that they're supporting this deal. and i

sinaloa es cuna del cartel mÁs grande y poderoso de mÉxico y con mayor alcance internacional segÚn la deaos. las multas podrÍan alcanzar entre $56 y $830. fÉlix: siempre que tener cuidado con los dulces que recogen los niÑos en halloween. unos pequeÑos encontraron un clavo entre las golosinas. los padres de los menores dijeron que cuando sus hijos comen los dulces, se percataron de que uno de ellos tenÍa un clavo. maity: pasamos a las dramÁticas imÁgenes que relatan la lucha de los residentes de maui por escapar del devastador incendio. [habla en inglÉs] [gritos] maity: el incendio forestal que dejÓ a cenizas a lahaina es el mÁs mortÍfero en la historia de los estados unidos. ante el avance de un incendio en el sur de california, autoridades ampliaron las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn. las llamas obligaron a evacuar a mÁs de 1000 residentes del condado de riverside. estos incendios han crecido gracias a los fuertes vientos y condiciones de sequÍa. fÉlix: en el senado, decenas de manifestantes irrumpieron para exigir el cese de ataques militares de israel en la franja de gaza. varios exhibieron ma

they're not dea results and now appropriately. they're not dea results in and now appropriately. and now appropriately. they're not dea results in violent attacks. w it's results in violent attacks. we're seeing the rhetoric spill over into real world violence. i spoke to an israeli friend, maybe a week after, say, around the 14th, we went for coffee and so it was still very it's still tense now, but even more so. >> and i said to my friend, aren't you tempted to just get your family to come and stay with you? she are you with you? and she said, are you kidding? come. kidding? they wouldn't come. they're and they're looking at the bbc and they europe feel they think europe is they feel like, we're our home. like, no, we're in our home. like, would we leave? like, why would we leave? >> right. because there >> right. because if there was an if there was something like this done israel, an if there was something like thisthey done israel, an if there was something like thisthey would done israel, an if there was something like thisthey would finde israel, an if there was something

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duro golpe, retaron al jefe de esa organizaciÓn criminal, nÉstor pÉrez, uno de los mÁs buscados por la deara y por aire, donde participaron helicÓpteros y vehÍculos artillados militares, le apodaban el 09, el chicken little, es uno de los principales sicarios de los chapitos, incluso es conocido como uno de los sicarios masa leales a ivÁn archivaldo, lo que se sabe de su nuevo captura es que fue esta tarde que tiene alrededor de 30 aÑos, se ha dado a conocer incluso en redes sociales zumbido donde aparece nombre que se resiste a ser capturado por elementos de la guardia nacional, que trata de bajar de una azotea de un segundo piso de una casa, al final es capturado pÉrez salas tenÍa Órdenes de captura en estados unidos, trÁfico de drogas, trÁfico de armas y lavado de dinero, el ejÉrcito mexicano sabÍan de la importancia desde octubre por el culiacanazo, hasta ahora afortunadamente despuÉs de este importante operativo no tenemos registro de disturbios, esto es muy importante. maity: en una extensa carta del senador republicano pidiÓ al fiscal general de estados unidos y a la agencia federal

su mismo nombre, el cartel mÁs grande poderoso de mÉxico y con mayor alcance internacional segÚn la deaultas por el alcanzar entre los 56 y $830 en este estado. en la ciudad de mÉxico, univisiÓn. fÉlix: hay que tener mucho con la con los dulces que recogen los niÑos en esta fecha de halloween, unos pequeÑos que disfrutaban de la fiesta wisconsin encontraron un clavo entre las golosinas, los padres de los menores dijeron que cuando sus hijos comÍan los dulces se percataron que uno de ellos tenÍa un clavo de entre tres y cuatro pulgadas. maity: pasamos a las dramÁticas imÁgenes que relatan la lucha de los residentes de la isla de mague por escapar del devastado incendio de agosto pasado que dejÓ casi un centenar de muertos. cÁmaras corporales de policÍas muestran a los agentes evacuando desesperadamente a los pobladores. maity: el incendio forestal que dejÓ en cenizas a la ciudad de lahaina este mÁs mortÍfero en la historia de estados unidos. ante el avance del incendio las autores del so de california ampliaron sus Órdenes de evacuaciÓn en la poblaciÓn de aguaka, la ya mÁs de ese y otro

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. >> janai: and then it's dea"dea& steals." tory has all all sorts of great finds. racist text messages, according to the police chief. the messages were found while officer mark mcnamara was being investigated for another incident. the texts appeared to reference a 2022 incident in which mcnamara shot a football player at la victoria taqueria in downtown on. new this morning , revel is saying goodbye to its electric moped, scooter, as you've probably seen around san francisco. the transportation company announced it will discontinue its moped service in san francisco and new york. company executives say they will focus on their electric ride hailing and ev charging ventures as they're currently developing large public fast charging networks here in the bay area and on the east coast. that service will stop on november 18th. well, to weather now. let's check in with lisa. good morning. >> good morning, stephanie. so many beautiful shots out there, starting with our sutro tower camera. look at the fog here and the sun above. it is warm out. temperatures in the 50s to

[laughter] the dea in fulton county always wants to get to the top of the latter. it leads you to all the way to the top of the ladder, making sure that everyone involved in the criminal enterprise is held responsible. so often a criminal case as you will see what people would think of as you say commonly, the street boys they're selling the dope. but who is running those young men that are selling the dope? and so if you use rico you can often get the whole chain and not just hold the people at the bottom responsible. >> leading off our discussion tonight, andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal division of the eastern district of new york. he is the co-host of the msnbc podcast prosecuting donald trump. also with us, neal katyal, former acting u.s. solicitor general, and host of the podcast courtside. both an msnbc legal analyst. and gwen keyes, former district attorney of dekalb county, georgia. and gwen, as the georgia criminal procedure here with us tonight, what was your reaction to how the district attorney's office reac

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the all hands on deck program involves police officers, sheriff's office deputies, chp officers, dea agents and fbi agents on secret and select days. once a week, the us attorney's office will charge arrested street drug dealers with federal crimes. then they'll fast track the cases where judgments are decided in less than three weeks. they'll also file charges against those suspected of dealing near federal buildings. already, the feds have brought charges against more than 30 people, with more than 40 others facing local charges. >> my office is using targeted wiretaps, arrest and searches throughout the bay area to stem the flow of drugs and dealers coming into san francisco from nearby counties. >> we do have a war on fentanyl. >> it must be removed from our streets and it will be. and this is how we will get it done. >> charging these suspected dealers with federal crimes keeps them behind bars and pushes the cases forward right away. district attorney brooke jenkins, who you just heard from, says that her office has filed 300 motions to detain suspected drug dealers in jail whi

says security has increased due to the thanksgiving holiday >>> now to the latest update on the e the dea deal to releas de. israel announced that no hostages would be released before friday there was hope some hostages would be freed as soon as this morning what do we know about the delay? >> reporter: good morning, frances. that's right the cease-fire was set to begin less than an hour from now but a few hours ago, israel said that deal would not go into effect before friday the reasons behind this delay were not immediately clear but they will probably be a major r dispoiappointment t so y families some of the families were leer to here to meet with the pope. one of them the mother of a person who was at the music festival after she met the pope, she spoke to nbc's anne thompson let's take a listen. >> i quickly showed him the video of hershall g getting loao the pickup truck >> reporter: how did the pope react? >> can he said his heart is with me and breaks for me and he would do everything he could to help all of us have our loved ones >> reporter: on wednesday, pope francis also met

seguridad de la organizaciÓn criminal lucha pitos, nÉstor pÉrez hales, uno de los mÁs buscados por la deata ... productos. y tú como el súper ahorradora que bargain bliss bliss, bliss, bliss todd? hablamos de esto. pero nuestras ofertas son tan épicas. ya lo sé, ya lo sé. paola: le pregunto, le gusta el vino? escuche sobre este estudio porque investigadores de la universidad de california creen que estÁn muy cerca de resolver el gran misterio de lo que causa el dolor de cabeza luego de beber vino tinto, aunque todavÍa se necesitan mÁs investigaciones, el culpable parecerÍa ser un pigmento vegetal, la quercetina que se encuentra en mayores cantidades en el vino tinto y que puede bloquear la capacidad del cuerpo de metabolizar el alcohol, lo que luego conduce a una acumulaciÓn de una toxina que en altos niveles causa ese tradicional al dolor de cabeza y tambiÉn nÁuseas cuando se toma en exce presentadora: que gusto salones con lo mÁs importante en informaciÓn de "contacto deportivo". quedaron definidas las semifinales de la concacaf que se yon a cabo el 21 en marzo del 2024, panamÁ contra m

segÚn la dea pÉrez s salas trabajaba directamente para el hijo mayor de el chapo guzmÁn.n precisamente hoy andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador hablÓ de los acuerdos con esos paÍses para combatir el trÁfico de d donde se reuniÓ con los pr presidentes de estados unidos y china. precisamente hoy andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador hablÓ sobre los acuerdos con esos paÍses para combatir el trÁfico de fentanilo. >> yo le plantee al presidente de china este caso, para cuidar los precursores quÍmicogas par evitar que llegue esta droga a estados unidos. > eseisn fenabrer o de 2saci021Ónun juez federal en el distrito de c columbia hizo una acusaciÓn contra pÉrez salas y lo seÑalÓ de trÁfico de cocaÍna y me metanfetaminas, asÍ como de posesiÓn de armas y explosivos. este aÑo otra corte, pero de nueva york le presentÓ cargos por trÁfico de drogas y lavado de dinero. >> muchas gracias. el presiente de la fifa reacciona a los d disturbios en el partido entre argentina y brasil. y el campeÓn del mundo lionel messi tambiÉn. un veterinario nos habla de la extraÑa enfermedad respiratoria que estÁ afectand

the all hands on deck program involves police officers, sheriff's office deputies, chp officers, dea agents and fbi agents on secret and select days. once a week, the us attorney's office will charge arrested street drug dealers with federal crimes. then they'll fast track the cases where judgments are decided in less than three weeks. they'll also file charges against those suspected of dealing near federal buildings. already, the feds have brought charges against more than 30 people, with more than 40 others facing local charges. >> my office is using targeted wiretaps, arrest and searches throughout the bay area to stem the flow of drugs and dealers coming into san francisco from nearby counties. >> we do have a war on fentanyl, so it must be removed from our streets and it will be. and this is how we will get it done. >> charging these suspected dealers with federal crimes keeps them behind bars and pushes the cases forward right away. district attorney brooke jenkins, who you just heard from, says that her office has filed 300 motion to detain suspected drug dealers in jail whil

archivaldo, jesÚs alfredo guzmÁn salazar y joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez estÁn entre los mÁs buscados por la deabiden- lÓpez obrador, la casa blanca destacÓ que la colaboraciÓn de estados unidos con mÉxico obtuvo logros significativos como la extradiciÓn de ovidio guzmÁn que si es hallado culpable podrÍa ser sentenciado a prisiÓn de por vida, como sucediÓ con su padre. >> bueno, algunos otros detalles de lo que sucediÓ este dÍa en la corte, por ejemplo ovidio guzmÁn sonriÓ cuando su abogado hizo una broma porque habÍa muchÍsima gente de la fiscalÍa y de ellos un grupo mÁs pequeÑo, tambiÉn no recibiÓ la atenciÓn de seguridad porque habÍa otro juicio en otra sala que era mucho mÁs importante que este, pero lo que sÍ, el prÓximo 18 de marzo se llevarÁ a cabo la siguiente estamos en las etapas previo a las etapas preliminares del juicio. >> ganaron tiempo ambas partes, gracias este que comienza serÁ un fin de semana que definirÁ el futuro de argentina, el domingo es la segunda vuelta entre los dos candidatos presidenciales y rige la veda electoral, era pero en el cierre de campaÑa los dos aspirantes

it is ttlea little journal, dea and it's called i'm dead. now. busi important information? >> buy belongings, business affairs and wishes. eone >> hand this to someone at christmas. i dare you. >> i'm like holly jolly over after that. madeprahat is actually suggestig that at that you're like, what do you say? like, made me think of you? >> mary? probably not going. to be alive much longer. merry christmas, oprah. if she go over this, she is a sick. >> yea h. and now i like her. >> yeah, it's probably a gift. you won't have time left to return, like so you're probably . you don't got here. i'm giving you this because i don't know how many more days you got left. grandmgothisa tyra. >> so you got salt, you got cheese, you got pizza grandmawil to stop you there? >> yes. i treat this like the list i get from my kids. they send me emails because they know when i laugh in their face it hurts anyonemail. >> who wants $1,000 pizza ovennn ? you're going to get what cat picked. that's the greatest gift you can give somebody because you can't return it because returning it or you thin

recently dea found one third of drug cases had direct ties to social media. i was just in minnesota with a mom, bridget. who lost her kid and the kid literally ordered a one pill as we say one pill kills, on the internet thinking of something else it was laced with fentanyl. as a mom said, as bridget said all of the hopes and dreams we as parents had were erased in a blink of an eye and no mom should have to bury their kid. that is why senator durbin and i and others on this committee have been worked with senator shaheen and marshall as well as senator grassley on the spill that has come to this committee already. i need to go to the floor along with a number of other bills we have talked about the required social media companies to report fentanyl and other dangerous drug sales on their platforms and the words of our dea administrator they basically the cartels don't care people dire not because no one knows it. in a mexico and china have basically harness these platforms to social media companies have the correct incentives to identify and eliminate drug s

together with the dea, the chp, sfpd, my office and the district attorney's office are focusing on the prosecution of street dealers in the tenderloin and those who supply them with sentinel. we're in the process of arresting them. removing them from the streets. san francisco police chief bill scott on how they welcome this partnership and believe this effort. >> well, make a big difference in the growing fentanyl crisis in the city. >> we want to tell you one thing. that i think some of these folks, these drug dealers have banked on is that they're not going to be over. keep up they deployed today. will come in at 3 o'clock in the morning and they're not going be here. 3 o'clock in the morning. but guess what? we are. >> federal officials say in the last 4 months, nearly 50 kilograms of fentanyl have been removed from the streets of the tenderloin. a map of the news conference highlighted the harsh reality of fentanyl related deaths in overdoses. san francisco mayor london breed and da brooke jenkins spoke about how the additional resources >> are needed. we're going to do everything

la que tienen, cualquiera que sea su caso un nuevo reporte de la universidad de columbi universidad deaal el reporte resalta que pa desacelerar el envejecimiento es vital seguir los llamados 8 puntos esenciales en la vida recomendados por la asociaciÓn americana del corazÓn. desde comer bien, una dieta balanceada con frutas y verduras, ser mÁs activos por lo menos con ciento 50 minutos a la semana, dejar el tabaco y dormir lo suficiente al menos 7 horas al dÍa. >> es increÍble todo lo que aporta el ejercicio. yo creo que ya no podrÍa vivir sin el ejercicio. >> si la persona tiene algo de sobrepeso la nutriciÓn es un factor a tomar en cuenta. dirÍa nutriciÓn y ejercicio van de la mano. >> los 4 puntos restantes para seguir son mantener su peso, sus niveles de colesterol pedazo bajo al igual al igual que la infecciÓn en la sangre. su edad biolÓgica o fenotÍpica serÁ much puede hacerlo pero saludable. >>o menor. >> expertos aseguran que conocer estos 8 puntos que reducen la velocidad con la que envejecemos pueden motivar a algunos a cambiar su estilo de vida. en los angeles california, f f

trabajamos también con organismos de seguridad de estados unidos, el fbi y el consulado, la dea y cruzamososario sarabia es una persona de 22 años que está afectada. dice que no ha vuelto a saber de su madre, de su hijo y 2 hermanos estaban en un barco en el momento que impactó el huracán en esa zona. a las 23:40 de la noche yo le hablé a mi mamá y ella me dijo que estaban bien. >> ya de ahí se cortó la comunicación con ella perdí señal, ya no me pude comunicar con ella. >> el número de personas reportado como desaparecidas ha aumentado constantemente y hasta ahora las autoridades han dado pocos detalles sobre los heridos y los al menos 50 muertos. >> 2 astronautas de la nasa realizaron una caminata espacial en la estación espacial internacional. era para realizar 2 tareas de mantenimiento programadas. la caminata espacial tuvo una duración de 06:42 y se llevó a cabo según lo planeado. pero durante esta caminata se perdió una maleta de herramientas. aunque no afectó el trabajo de las astronauta, la nasa ahora tiene previsto realizar otra nueva caminata espacial en diciembre, pero hasta el

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agentes de la dea indicaron que los cárteles mexicanos están trabajando con organizaciones hondureñasporta en san francisco nathalie vera noticiero telemundo 48 y usted tiene a su disposición la línea directa para ayudar a combatir la adicción al fentanilo. >> está abierta las 24 horas los 7 días de la semana, así que no dude en llamar si usted o un ser querido está luchando contra la adicción. >> el número lo ve en pantalla es el 806 6 2 43 57 es una línea confidencial. bueno, queremos resaltar el valioso aporte artesanal de las mujeres pertenecientes a las diversas comunidades indígenas de méxico. >> estas mujeres no solo tejen hilos, sino que también fortalecen las culturas, preservan sus lenguas y sobre todo hacen fuertes a sus comunidades, recorriendo diversos consulados de méxico en estados unidos, entre estos el de san josé. estas mujeres compartieron su habilidad en el uso del telar de cintura, un proceso ancestral que implica la creación de productos artesanales y textiles tradicionales. cuando yo tenía 15 años, empecé a telar a tejer. >> mi abuelita me enseñó delfina bejaran

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the dea is doing arrests. we try to coordinate in terms of the some of the drug dealers that we've identified, and particularly the long term investigations we try to coordinate in terms of making sure that we are working in the same direction to get these drug deals off the streets. but they do their arrests and we do our arrests and some of our arrests get adopted federally. there have been some operations in terms of search warrants and things like that. interdictions most of our county where the dea and the sfpd have coordinated efforts on on warrants. federal warrants as well, federal and state warrants. but they've yielded some positive outcomes. so but they adopt what they adopt. if they don't adopt the cases, then these are state prosecute actions. but if it meets the quantity or some of the factors like somebody who's had prior violent crime arrests and all that, it meets the federal adoption standard and they adopting those cases. thank you. i was driving along seventh street and i noticed there are

the dea is doing arrests. we try to coordinate in terms of the some of the drug dealers that we've identified, and particularly the long term investigations we try to coordinate in terms of making sure that we are working in the same direction to get these drug deals off the streets. but they do their arrests and we do our arrests and some of our arrests get adopted federally. there have been some operations in terms of search warrants and things like that. interdictions most of our county where the dea and the sfpd have coordinated efforts on on warrants. federal warrants as well, federal and state warrants. but they've yielded some positive outcomes. so but they adopt what they adopt. if they don't adopt the cases, then these are state prosecute actions. but if it meets the quantity or some of the factors like somebody who's had prior violent crime arrests and all that, it meets the federal adoption standard and they adopting those cases. thank you. i was driving along seventh street and i noticed there are