obviously the dea still doing theirs. as you continue to try to move forward, we want to put the day behind you, but you also want to create change. >> i think we will continue fighting. we will continue fighting. we hope that some type of change is made in honor of our kids. we have nothing left to fight for them. we are there voices now so we will continue. >> can i get a reaction from someone that the attorney general will stand there, it's a significant moment when he says that lives -- [inaudible] how was that to hear him say that? >> how do you want us to react? >> no because so many people have not wanted to say that here. law enforcement officials. >> i mean, we're thankful but it was pretty hard to hear that. what he said there. lives could've been saved. like, i just could not believe it. you know, for these officers to sit there and just not do anything, you know, still being out here on the streets like nothing happened. my daughter is gone. it was hard, it was hard. >> we will leave it there, folks. >> excuse

to the dea special operations division.t was focused on a new and evving threat, chinese money- laundering organizations, we took this step because we were receiving reports from the field that mexican drug cartels are using chinese money- laundering networks in increasing amounts to launder their cash. agents in the field reported that chinese money launderers guaranteed immediate payment to the traffickers in their home countries at a cost of only 1% to 2%, that was previously unheard of. this new model was a dramatic improvement for the mexican cartels. because they achieved greater profits, more quickly with less risk than more traditional forms of money-laundering such as the black market here is how every day in the united states, the proceeds from the sales of fentanyl and other dangerous form of cash. those proceeds are delivered to a chinese y-dering broker in the u.s. so they can be laundered. once that is received by that money broker, the funds are advanced to the mexican cartels in mexico, they are made whole a

things like that. >> the dea says that angela lied about something else. the case. it turned out the emails sent from the condo didn't come from a computer at all, but, says that he, from a cell phone. angela's cell phone. in a beyond strange case, this turn things up to 11. >> the original victim ended up being their number one suspect. >> has that for whiplash? [laughter] >> i don't think anyone could believe it. >> it was time. six months after michelle hadley was first charged, angela diaz was arrested and jailed. >> good morning, thank you for coming. >> the dea, tony rackauckas, held a press conference and a look at the stunning evidence. >> i'm here to announce the filing of felony complaint against angela diaz by orange county district attorney's office. >> there were no charges against ian, the man in the middle. the dea, said that angela diaz was the mastermind and sole actor in an elaborate scheme to portray herself as a victim. she had quite simply framed michelle hadley. >> michelle is accused of being -- angela and pretending to be michelle p

but i think is a question about whether the dea continue on the state case. the d.a.'s office brought in three outside lawyers to help work on the case on a contract basis. that happens. the allegation that the dea has a personal romantic relationship with one of the three lawyers, a man named ethan wade. first of all he's underqualified, he's never tried a felony case at all. now he's trying the biggest fill in the case in the history of the state of georgia. the allegation is that he was paid in the documents back this up, $650,000 for his work when the other two were both paid under $100,000. finally the allegations that some of that money paid to mister wade was used for personal vacations that he took and personal recreation with the d.a., fani willis. so we'll see how that comes. that they'll be a hearing on that november 15th. allegation too, you remember a couple of weeks ago, the dea went in front of a church and made a public speech, where she said, essentially, isn't it interesting that of the three lawyers i brought in there picking on the black man. she es

pot stocks burning higher today, following a report that the dea told house lawmakers it is reviewing marijuana status as a schedule one drug. marks the agency's most public comments on its review process to date. a spokesperson confirming to cnbc, quote, dea has the final authority to schedule or reschedule a drug and that the agency will now initiate its review. sounds like we've heard this before, tim, and yet the stocks were higher. >> yeah, i'm the one that's not terribly impressed by this news, maybe because we've heard so much so many times, both out of washington, but let's understand the nuance here. the nuance also that basically this is within the hands of the administration, so, the dea, who, you know, whose godfather, essentially, was assigned by biden, this is a biden administration-controlled dynamic. you don't necessarily need a senate or a house, and the house, now, which used to be the friend to the cannabis industry is now probably going to be the most difficult part to getting any legislation through. to be understood, the reason why this news is so important is, w

right next to l presumably although the dea have another.though the dea had left ecuador, presumably there is an american response to this. are they backin american response to this. are they back in the country? there is a delegation that just went, back in the country? there is a delegation thatjust went, they back in the country? there is a delegation that just went, they are looking for a security package. looking at providing perhaps scanning x—ray equipment for the boats as well as reestablishing radar presence as well as training the militaries can be your report mentioned ecuador and in our previous discussion just now we are talking but ecuador has always been an island of peace. so it really doesn't have the military, the human resources prepared to be able to handle this level of threat against the state. it's going to require training. it's also going to require work on the demand side as you are at report pointed out. this is driven by cocaine consumption in europe and in the united states. if it's transnational it's not just th

we've learned this is a dea investigation. it was anything but quiet on quiet circle in concord on wednesday. this two story home at the end of a private cul de sac, saw federal agents coming and going all day. dozens of unmarked cars lined the street. yeah, it's pretty weird. ron valerga has lived nearby for 20 years. >> any activity like this down in here. >> his son was caught off guard, too. yeah, i was at school today at lunch with my friends, and i saw a helicopter circling around this area. >> so, yeah, i was we were kind of concerned. sky fox spotted law enforcement surveying the property. >> the drug enforcement administration did confirm they're taking part in what they're calling pre-planned law enforcement activity, and that there is no danger to the public. >> well, i think it's pretty unusual. >> we did spot a dea agent getting evidence bags out of their vehicle, and others searching the yard. we ran into paul martinez out riding his bike. he wasn't surprised when he heard the dea is involved in such a nice neigh

and you ran the dea. you were a member of congress. but donald trump has remade your party. how do you define who your supporters are? >> well first of all, you're correct. he has redefined the republican party. and not in a good way. and whenever you look at what i'm trying to do, is draw attention to the fact that donald trump is a weak candidate for us going into the general election. i think the cbs poll that you cited today reflected that. the one person that ought to enjoy that poll is joe biden, with trump having that kind of a lead in the primary. my responsibility and other candidates is to take on the front-runner if you don't agree that he's the right one. we've been doing that. and there might be a short-term price for that. but long-term fear, fear-mongering and grievances only take you so far. and so, that is the sign of a weak candidate as you go further into this election year. so, the voice is critically important to alert people that we can't mislead our voters and say january 6 was a patriotic act. it was an if attack on our capitol and the rule of law in

david deas, thank you very much indeed. you are watching bbc news.got closer now to the plane and the fire crew on the ground, so there must be a sense that they are getting this fire somewhat under control. earlier on they were having to attack it from further back because of the sheer size of the flames and the whole of the plane disintegrated or was starting to disintegrate as those flames tore through it. we now know that 379 passengers and crew were safely evacuated before the fire took hold. they managed to evacuate as the plane was on the ground but there was already smoke in the cabin from some of the footage we have seen. we know that five of the six crew on the coastguard aircraft are unaccounted for. one of them escaped. we arejust we are just looking at those shots of the fire crew examining, appearing to examine wreckage on the ground. let's bring in someone who was at the airport. josh coultas is in haneda airport thank you for being with us, tell us what you saw. ijust came here to pick up a friend and luckily they get off the flight b

which may be why, in may of 2020, the dea allowed tucker to plea guilty.e dea said she had no way of predicting whether a jury would believe that tucker was play acting or truly afraid. >> why do you think that they let her plead out the manslaughter? not only manslaughter, manslaughter two for heaven's sake? >> i am just going to assume that the district attorney wanted to get it done and out of the way. >> i guess if you are a district attorney and you want to try a young, attractive, young unattractive young woman for a murder. and she also happens to be the accomplished actress and you put her on the stand. were you concerned about that? >> yes. >> they were concerned about it. >> i was concerned about it. >> under the terms of her deal, tucker was sentenced to six months in prison. the minimum under oregon law. she could be out after serving five and a half years. tucker's dad said that he would be waiting for her. >> without taking anything away from my wife and her two children, tucker was my first born. she has always been a brave, he areas, loving

after being at the dea, the 9/11 attack occurred.esident bush asked me set up the new department of homeland security. the largest government reorganization since the pentagon was created. i did that and my responsibility was to united states of america. when you look at candidates that are making promises today as to what they will do, you have to ask yourself who has been the consistent conservative, who has been on the frontline doing things others only are dreaming about and talking about? i have been there, done that. then i had the opportunity to serve arkansas as governor. as governor of arkansas, i had the consistent conservative wrecker. -- conservative record. we lowered taxes from 7% to 4.9 percent. $700 million a year going back to the taxpayer. i had a fundamental principle that i believe is important in political philoso want the privr economy to grow faster than the government sector. a simple principle. as a result, we created 100,000 jobs in the private sector, we are going to be leading the nation in steel productio

mother >> so, in exchange for her testimony, the dea offered liz a deal.he could plead guilty and get a sentence of 25 to 31 years. >> we felt that was appropriate to offer joan the same plea deal that elizabeth had been offered, so that offer was extended by the state. >> no, i wasn't going to do it. >> why not? >> because when you are innocent you are not going to say something that you did not. >> besides, as a victim david shannon's own mother and sister insisted, elizabeth was a devious and manipulative liar, especially when she got herself in a jam. >> so, it did not sound surprising that liz would try to set up her mom like that because, as a child, if there was trouble liz was usually there. but she always had to share the blame. >> she would blame somebody else? >> even if she was caught red-handed. >> absolutely. elizabeth always share the blame. >> so now, jonah shannon's fate would be decided by a jury. the aid billy west told them about shown and davids swinging lifestyle, jones affair, jeffrey wilson's claim that she wanted to run away with h

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that's from the dea. facts, between 2012 and 2022 cyber tip line reports of online child sexual exploitation increased from 415,000 to more than 32 million. and as i noted, at least 20 victims committed suicide in sextortion cases. so i'll start with that with you, mr. citron. my bill with senator cornyn, the shield act includes a threat protection that would help protection and accountability for those threatened by these predators, young kids get a picture, send it in. think they got a new girlfriend or a new boyfriend and ruins their life or they think it will be ruined and they kill themselves. can you tell me why you're not supporting the shield act? >> senator, we think it is very important that teens have a safe experience on our platforms. i think that the portions to strengthen law enforcement's ability to investigate crimes against children. >> you are holding open that you support it? >> we would very much like to have conversations with you. we are open to discussing further and we do welcome

siguiendo esa pista, fue que roberto palombo, agente de la dea, empezÓ a monitorear a toda la familiaa operar en ese mercado. escobar estaba tras las rejas, en la cÁrcel que se mandÓ construir, conocida como la catedral. >> pablo escobar era el dueÑo de medellÍn. entonces Él le dice “tranquilo, mijo, no se preocupe que esas guerras con su mamÁ son cosas viejas y del pasado”. roberts: osvaldo saliÓ tranquilo de su entrevista. al mes, fue asesinado el 19 de se ♪ sargento ♪ ♪ tenemos queso ♪ ♪ queso natural ♪ ♪ también fruta y nueces ♪ ♪ todo lo amarás ♪ ♪ los pusimos en un snack ♪ ♪ sargento balanced breaks ♪ ♪ queso. fruta. queso. nueces. ♪ sargento®. -we're real cheese people. el vrs puede afectar gravemente los pulmones y vías respiratorias bajas. pero yo estoy protegida con arexvy. arexvy es una vacuna para prevenir enfermedades respiratorias bajas ocasionadas por el vrs en personas de 60 años o más. el vrs puede ser grave para personas con más de 60 años, incluyendo aquellas con asma, diabetes, epoc y algunas otras condiciones. pero yo estoy protegida. arexvy ha comprobado tener má

travel go for say, adult for my cs known as fetal, his wife, my dea. lemme see. yes. the 3 children, a nephew, a family friend, and a nanny, were arrested and quickly deported back to ecuador to be interrogated by authorities there. yes, i wonder. i meant that we are proud that origin tina was a hostile territory for a group of drug dealers who could have come to settle here. mister fee to hold a sentence of 38 years and he escaped, leaving a trail of blood and death in ecuador fetal, the leader of the infamous tornadoes, crime gang was serving his sentence for murder, kidnapping, and drug trafficking. when authorities planned to transfer him to another facility 10 days ago, they discovered he was gone. features escape, and that is main rivals known as the savage tribute, a new wave of violence throughout ecuador. on wednesday, a prosecutor investigating the takeover of a tv station by gang members was murdered. the do you think the whole region, not just columbia has allowed for this problem to grow in a non control way? we must stay together to fight. this is a regi

agents from the fbi and the dea. they spent 15 hours searching a house on quiet circle near pine hollow middle school. the agents didn't talk about their investigation, but they left with several evidence bags. the dea told ktvu it was a pre-planned, planned law enforcement activity and that the public was not in danger. but for the neighbors, there, it was a shock to see this. >> we never see any activity like this down here at lunch with my friends and i saw a helicopter circling around this area. >> so, yeah, i was we were kind of concerned. >> now, police tape is blocking off the neighborhood for now, but residents were allowed to come and go. federal agents finally left around 9 p.m. today. >> some business owners will hold a press conference calling for more to be done to protect their businesses. they will rally at creekwood restaurant in berkeley later this morning. they're concerned about surging crime, including recent burglaries, and they want police to do more to speed up response times and protect their

that's from the dea. fact, between 2012 and 2022 cybertip line reports of online child sexual exploitation increased from 415,000 to 32 million. and as i noted, at least 20 victims committed suicide in sextortion cases. my bill includes a threat provision that would help protection and accountability for those that are threatened by these predators. young kids get a picture, send it in, think they got a new girlfriend, or a new boyfriend, ruins their life, they think it is going to be ruined and they kill themselves. could you tell me why you're not supporting the shield act? >> senator, we think it is very important that teens have a safe experience on our platforms. i think that the -- to investigate crimes against children and hold bad actors accountable -- >> you're holding open you may support it? >> we would like to have conversations with you. we're open to discussing further. and we do welcome legislation and regulation. this is a very important issue for our country, and we have been prioritizing

attorney generals are pushing the dea to reclassify cannabis as safe for medical use. right now it's classified as no medical purpose, but 12 attorney generals, including california's rob bonta are saying there is if the dea agrees the reclassification will allow for more tax exempt and exemptions for legal cannabis businesses. it will help users find public housing and also visas and it will support states like california to shut down the legal cannabis market. the new california law aims to prevent people at bars and nightclubs from having their drinks. strucked. the law goes into effect in july and will require all bars and nightclubs to keep testing kits that detect drugs like right, hip all ketamine or the sedative ghb. the kits will raw sticker and strip to detect the so-called date rape drugs in drinks, business owners must offer the devices either for sale or for free. former sheriff in supervisor is being remembered in san mateo county. people coming together today for a celebration of life for don horsley. horsley passed away in november at the age of 80, he

in air travel, just a few years after observers were asking if we were seeing the dea of commercial aviations we knew it during the pandemic, we have now seen some of the busiest ended 2023 with the lowestnd we cancellation rate in the past 10 years. which translates to millions more people getting to where they need to be. work within f.a.a. and a lot of pressure on airlines which responded to that pressure by improving their opations. when it comes to roadway safety, we're closely follow the inescapable and troubling numbers we see around the country. thru a crisis of roadway safety. something that i have been partnering with america's mayors to confront. had a great conversation with spof our safe streets for all grantees who are around the country taking steps deploying federal dollars fm thehv usdot but also your own political capital. in order to help guide the people who trust you with their lives, as your constituents. toward safer roadways. i know that's not always an easy conversation to have. but we are here to support with everything from data and technical information to over $1

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borja: anabella sÁnchez rÍos fue detenido en un operativo del departamento antidrogas de la dea en 2019 en los Ángeles " que recibimos con mucho gusto aquÍ en este programa. gracias por estar con nosotros. cuÉntanos cÓmo es posible que esta mujer, anabella, pudiera estar blanqueando tanto dinero del narco y ahora puede reducir su castigo. no se entiende, no? >> es una buena pregunta, un juez federal toma en cuenta que esta mujer tomÓ varios cursos tras las rejas, tambiÉn tuvo una buena conducta, y ha mostrado su arrepentimiento por lo que ha hecho. de la sentencia a 8 aÑos de prisiÓn, ella iba a salir hasta el prÓximo aÑo, 2025, pero esta reducciÓn que ocurriÓ recientemente la pondrÁ libre en noviembre de este aÑo. lo interesante es que ella se representÓ a sÍ mismo para reducir este castigo. lo triste es que estos alrededor de 4 millones de dÓlares que ella lavÓ a travÉs de su pequeÑo negocio en virginia, ella se quedÓ con un pequeÑo porcentaje que en nada cambiÓ su situaciÓn econÓmica, por el contrario, perdiÓ prÁcticamente todo. aileen: me llama la atenciÓn que no solamente redujo su

tomaso dea longa from the international red cross/red crescent.e than 130 hostages remain in captivity inside gaza according to israeli officials. talks on another hostage dealer ongoing in qatar, mediated by president biden's middle east advisor. an israeli army spokesperson downplayed reports of a temporary cease-fire. >> commenting on reported cease-fire agreements, israel will not give up on the distraction of hamas until they return all of the hostages, and there will be no security threat from gaza towards israel. there will be no cease-fire. in the past, there were pauses for humanitarian purposes. that agreement was breached by hamas. caitriona: meanwhile, regional tensions continue. shipping company maersk says two u.s. flag vessels turning into the red sea turned back after seeing explosions within 100 meters. two accompanying u.s. naval ships intercepted projectiles. the cruise were unharmed -- the crews were unharmed in the navy escorted the ships back. the u.s. has carried out multiple strikes against the houthis, most recently on wed

. >> eight days later, dea died.d people voting, ballot applications being given out like candyballotvesting. , it's so bad the secretary of state said, quote, maybete you're just better voting in person. if absentee isn't secure, justot get rid of the drop boxes. >> bridgeport is so crooked, even the new yorboxes.k times admitted voter fraud is real. >> look at the headline election fraud is rare, except maybe in bridgeport, connecticu it. s abou everybody knows about it. voters call warner and her crew the absentee ballot queens. >> our local fox reporter, matt karen, went to go see where they count these absentee ballot sees. the >> the city didn't really want to talk. can you explain to the notu expi people what happens in the ab canvasing? >> pat, why is it that you don't want to talk about how absentee t ballots are counted?t >> don'tee people deserve to knw how that process works? >> last year we told election officials across the country saey have to getfficials it togr by 24. if they want a safe and secure electionfe and. and so far, if you look bri at bridgeport, not looking

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among them hillary clinton, ex-prime minister of israel and hood barak, as well as actors cameron deas however, for now, except for the scandalous headlines, there are no judicial investigations against eminent participants in the orgy. usa, haven of nazi criminals. a video document of the 60 minutes program was discovered in the archives. which still airs on cbs, where one of the 1982 issues was related to our country, the us government removed nazis and war criminals from the territory of belarus, and found a quiet place for them in america in exchange for cooperation with the cia. here is a certain stankevich, who was employed by radio liberty in the states. who is stanislav stankevich? this is a belarusian who received a secret order from a german. there are a lot of such stories reported on 60 minutes, and the most important thing is that the nazis hidden in america escaped punishment. scope of protests in germany is growing, their demands, according to opinion polls, are supported by 70% of germans, and tomorrow. railway workers will join the protests ; food supplies to stores ar

controlled substances, but they are sold, the act requires companies to record and report purchases to the dea. the justice department says ebay did not do that. now they must pay $er 59 million and promise to comply with the rule. in a statement, the company said in part, "while ebay acted lawfully and denies the doj's allegations, we determined that this agreement is in the best interest of the company and its shareholders." >>> well, coming up on "today in the bay" and the midday news, we'll take a look at washington, where they are having politics and parents face off against high-tech ceos. growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. we are tracking the stormy cond

. >>> urging the dea to make the drug a schedule three controlled substance.letter to administration officials, harder says there are a growing number of overdoses recently in the central valley. both the state and bay area health departments have also reported seeing an increase number of deaths linked to fentanyl laced with the drug. it's a tranquilizer typically used on animals. >>> up next the city of oakland winning a major victory in its battle over a planned coal terminal. but it's not all good news. >> it seems odd to leave out the person that's visionary behind it. >> "barbie" backlash after the hit star and you may know adam schiff's work to protect the rule of law, or to build affordable housing, or write california's patients bill of rights. but i know adam through the big brother program. we've been brothers since i was seven. he stood by my side as i graduated from yale, and i stood by his side when he married eve, the love of his life. i'm a little biased, but take it from adam's little brother. he'll make us all proud as california senator. i'm

sabemos que era buscado por méxico, pero también por la dea, porque es señalado como el autor del secuestroaminaba por los pasillos de las tiendas de lujo, los mismos por donde lo sacaron esposado. al igual que a sus 2 compañeros. a lo mejor fue un momento muy rápido, pero fue miedo también en medio de la sorpresa, los clientes y empleados como aixa grabaron con su celulares el fuerte operativo desplegado en esta plaza comercial de nuevo león, en la cual fue detenido josé alberto garcía vilano, líder de una célula del cártel del golfo en tamaulipas. >> lo que tenemos es que estaba aquí de de visita. no nos encontró en su posición ninguna. ningún arma. se les encontró su posición e marihuana. algunos estupefacientes, por lo tanto, fueron puestos a disposición del fiscal especializado en narco menudeo. >> la quena o el ciclón 19, como lo conocen, estaba entre los principales objetivos de las autoridades de este país. ofrecían por él una recompensa de casi 160.000 , pero también era de interés para estados unidos, ya que en marzo del año pasado su equipo secuestró a 4 estadounidenses, a 2 de e

his wife's, my dea, lemme see. yes, the 3 children, a nephew, a family friend, and a nanny, were arrested and quickly deported back to ecuador to be interrogated by authorities there. yes, i wonder. i meant that we are proud that argentina was a hostile territory for a group of drug dealers. who could have come to settle here? mister fee to hold a sentence of 38 years, and he escaped, leaving a trail of blood and death in ecuador fetal, the leader of the infamous tornadoes, crime gang was serving his sentence for murder, kidnapping, and drug trafficking. when authorities planned to transfer him to another facility 10 days ago, they discovered he was gone. features escape, and that is main rivals known as the savage tribute, a new wave of violence throughout ecuador. on wednesday, a prosecutor investigating the takeover of a tv station by gang members was murdered the new i think the whole region, not just columbia, has allowed for this problem to grow in a non controlled way. we must stay together to fight. this is

says senate conservatives turn up opposition to "stinking pile of crab border deal -- of crap border dea says "and republics are ratcheting up opposition to a bi tt would address border security, proclaiming it a stinking pile crap that would allow millions more migrants to enter the country without resistance." senator said crews argued at a press conference wednesday that former president trump was ae to drive the number of migrants crossing the border to more than 500 people a day without this bill. and speaking of that, kelly is in texas. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: good. how is it going outhere? caller: the weather is great. we had a harsh week but that is over. i'm from texas so i don't like the very, very cold winter. i have grown up here. host: i hear you. caller: i le the 40's and 50's. host: how are things financially out there, kelly? caller: well, i tell you what. when trump was in office -- i'm a single lady, not married, no kids, but i had never done better financially, economically, with my job, with my pay, with my 401(k). i don't own any

republicans by saying that if the speaker reneges on prier agreement it could impact ability to negotiate dea future. congressman hoyer saying you can only do that so many teams and have any crediusiness. that reporting from jennifer with state's newsroom. follow this and all of our congressional coverage on the c-spaniwz networks orpan now our free mobile video app. >> british prime minister answered questions from members of the house of commonning during first weekly qr and prime minister announce legislation to help hundreds of post office workers who are wrongly convicted of fraud he also talked about energy costs and the in gaza. >> we come to question the prime [inaudible conversations] prime minister, mr. speaker this morning i had meetings and then colleagues and others in addition to dmuts this house i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you mr. speaker happy new year to you.(l now the -- the horizon post office scandal saw hundreds of innocent people sent former constituents and jr. leader of theemoc was administrator -- in charge of the post office. this is the

the dea was there, border patrol was there. the uvalde police were there. think that they were fighting to protect a major army from invading us on our borders as we would like our law enforcement to protect us. but who was on the other side of this epic battle? what were they afraid of? were they afraid of an 18—year—old kid? this 18—year—old, lets remember was about five foot five or five foot six. he was £140 soaking wet. were they really afraid of this kid? no. they were afraid of his weapon. and it turns out that even some of these well—trained officers are human beings and guess what? we have learned from this event, parkland and other events with law enforcement got cold feet. these people were scared. they were scared because they are human beings and they were scared of getting killed. and they waited around while somebody else was going to be brave enough to intervene. the questions that are not answered in this report are significantly more important than the questions that are. this 18—year—old kid was able to walk into a store down the street a

and the venezuelan option asuz ed them of vulting the dea signed several months back. it promises fear and fair elections for some sanctions being lifted. the white house says the government has until april to honor that agreement. meanwhile, they are slamming the ruling and refusing to bow out of the presidential race. >> political tensions are rising in venezuela after on friday the supreme court ruled that maria, an opposition leader who won her primary to run as president later this year, is banned from running and from holding public office due to corruption charges. on monday machado denied the charges accusing the government of break its word. >> translator: about that ban, or the so-called sentence, the government is walking back on their commitments. once again, they break what we agreed. invented documents. this is judicial crime. >> reporter: in the last few days, both the government of the president and the opposition traded accusations of breaking the deal, which was agreed on october 22nd in barbados. under that deal, it would allow for free and fair elec

the person saying it is dea is dead. good morning. caller: yes. good morning, ma'am.t problem right now is not one particular person or persons. i think -- no offense to you it is -- fairness is one of the most important thingi believe ts people who spew the lines every day on both sides is the biggest st now in america. now, is it the only problem? 0ono. i'm just saying that some of theseeople need to be weeded out and they need to get unbiased speak for america. host: how is this related to the american dream? you know something? everything is related and the american dream is sbecause progs being held up because i that one of the biggest problems right now for the americanp drem and everything to unfairness spread by the press. thank you and you have a ni host: let's go to new york. caller: hello. so, my thing about the american dream, i feel like there are a lot of people at theet into america. there was this one youtube video that i watched about it about into pit -- withrting where peoa and the people taking fights from africa to europe and all the way to columb

experience in dealing with fentanyl and the opioid abuses in terms of my responsibilities as head of the dea. so i bring that experience, but i am also the only one in this race that has not promised a pardon during this campaign to donald trump, and i think that distinguishes me. it doesn't get me everybody's vote, but there is an avenue there for people who believe that we're headed for real serious trouble next year if donald trump is a nominee because it could bring our party down ask we could lose in 2024. >> when chris christie dropped out of the race yesterday he didn't endorse anyone. he didn't endorse you. he didn't endorse desantis. he didn't endorse haley and what was your response to dropping out, and if you don't end up going the distance would you endorse desantis or haley? >> well, we'll take that a day at a time, and any candidate that is quality and realistic evaluates the status of the campaign every day, and my next evaluation will be after the iowa caucus. i believe that i will exceed expectation. we've got a flight booked to new hampshire and a day of campaigning there o

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lauren: the dea is telling lawmakers they are reviewing how to soften these regulations with regardsn of marijuana. right now is listed as a schedule one drug. they could reclassify it all away down to schedule 3. why do you care? drug companies care because it would allow them to develop drugs based on cannabis and get fda approval for them but they could also completely remove marijuana from the controlled substances act. that is when you open it up to banking meaning you could purchase weed with a credit card. you can do that now. stuart: that would be a political move right before the election. you have to figure it is a vote winner. neil: marijuana is legal and the president has taken steps to alleviate penalties for those in jail facing federal marijuana offenses. might be a favorable one. blue one thanks. mark cuban hits back at elon musk after musk slammed dei initiatives. there was a fiery exchange and we've got it for you. the mess at harvard, in my opinion universities have become race and gender based straitjackets, not academic meritocracy's. the state of education in am