drew hogan: i felt almost like i was placed at dea to do this. me to go. lester holt: eight months later, special agent drew hogan walked away from the dea and left mexico with his family. he got a job in the private sector, and that was supposed to be the end of the story. then, 17 months after el chapo's capture-- i was in the back seat of a taxicab in rome on my way to the airport, headed to new york city to meet with my literary agent about the story when my wife sent me a text. she writes, "c is out. he just escaped." lester holt: c, chapo. he had escaped from prison again. drew's head was spinning. and i just felt a wave wash over me there in the back seat of that taxicab, not knowing what was right anymore. it was-- i couldn't believe it. he was always one step ahead. lester holt: turns out it was all caught on tape. mexican authorities had installed a security camera in el chapo's cell as a precaution. you see el chapo just walking back and forth inside the cell, and then you suddenly stop seeing him. he just disappears off the frame, and

new york physician doctor michael belfiore, the dea calls him doctor death.prosecutors say that he's a pill pusher and that two of his patients are dead because of it. >> compassionate healer i can fix you. that's the best thing i could possibly do. >> or reckless professional pusher prescribing deadly drugs. >> okay. prove it. they have to prove it. they have to show that he had an evil mind. >> he is new york osteopath michael belfiore to the dea. he's doctor death, writing 5000 prescriptions totaling 600,000 pain pills in just a little more than three years. caught in an undercover sting. >> give me some oxycodone. i'll give you something to sleep. >> belfiore faced 26 counts of illegally prescribing dangerously addictive painkillers and causing the overdose deaths of two of his patients. one, john eubanks, a united states marine. >> he was a superhero. >> you know, i just i never would have thought that that would have happened. >> you know, the lal system catching up with belfiore after complaints from pharmacies led to an undercover dea investigation, c

now, here are some of the websites the dea says that they have indicated are indeed fraudulent. you'll see these are generic names for example, pharmacy stores online, care online store. but when you go to these websites now here's what you'll see. a notice from the justice department that these websites have been seized, but authorities say there are still so many more that are out there. they want the public to be on alert. now, people are wondering why would a drug dealer sell you something like a fentanyl-laced pill that could ultimately kill you, their customer, i recently spoke to an lapd detective. you said that at the end of the day these drug dealers don't care about the customer. it's all about me taking money. >> you look at these photos, the fake pill looks just like the real pill they shared the dealer's main objective is to get you hooked. and if you don't die from it, then you're a customer for as long as you live a customer for as long as you live really stark warning there from the undercover detective. >> finally, in addition to this deal ea public alert that t

. >> reporter: one of numerous agencies participating in the dea's national prescription take back day. the dea puts on the program twice per year and they collect everything from over-the-counter medication to cough syrup to prescription opioids and more. it has provided them a way to regularly and safely emptied their medicine cabinets of all medication. >> my wife found out about it and we started to clean things up. >> reporter: the dea says it is important to get all prescriptions out of home so they don't get taken by accident by the wrong person or fall into the wrong hands. initiatives like this help eliminate the risk of abuse at home and ensures prescription pills do not make it out onto the streets. 26 takebacks over the years has resulted in quite the yield for the dea. they have collected about 9200 tons of drugs or about 18,500,000 pounds. others who came by to drop off medications saw another benefit, like amy. >> i dropped off medication because i do not want to add it to landfills. >> reporter: she was glad to get the medicine out of her house . >> been storing it for

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the dea has documented numerous deaths linked to bad or bogus medications. are searching for prescription drugs online. the dea advises that if you see a cheap price for a drug, then there's a strong chance it is fake. other telltale signs are whether the seller is listed as only using foreign currency. >> i'm not at all surprised that there's a counterfeit market, and it's going to get a lot bigger due to the sheer volume of online drugs being sold toda. >> the dea advises if you see a cheap price for a drug, as i mentioned, it's probably fake. they also are offering tips. again, just avoid any of those items that are being sold online. >> all right. that does it for us on the four. the 5:00 news is next. >> next at five shots ring out at a crowded birthday party in oakland leaving three teens hurt. how? police say a dispute violently escalated. >> also, the trial begins for nima mamani. we're live at the hall of justice in san francisco, where opening statements got underway for the alleged killer of cashapp founder, bob lee. also ahead, we're here in san

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help keep our community safe and healthy at dea's take back day, october 26th. >>> hi, richard lui withere she made a stop in lansing, promising to fight for union jobs and contrasted herself with donald trump, who she said was challenging america's labor movement. >>> donald trump also campaigning in michigan friday. this time also in detroit. his second trip in a short amount of time underlining the issues of immigration and illegal immigration and its effects on the labor market. now back to dateline. dateline. prosecutor braden hoefert had a story for the jury in the trial of chris kruse. a true story, he told them. and pretty simple. the killing of jan kruse was an inside job. nothing had been missing from the house. and so this was clearly, a premeditated murder. keith morrison: committed by the one person in a position to do it said the prosecutor, the husband, chris kruse. the evidence? well, for one thing, he told the jury, there were all those hours of police interviews full of, he said, inconsistencies. he played them for the jury. the version of events changes over time. and

within hours, the base is overrun and 60 israeli soldiers are dea among those taken hostage, namah levyonly her second day on the job, bloodied and pinned against the wall. i have friends in palestine she pled. she was taken to gaza where she has been for 12 months. >> after i could take in the wounds, the blood, the horror of those moments, i knew she would say something like that, being part of a peace youth organization, you know i am t the enemy, i have friends in palestine. >> she was a soldier but her job was a spotter. unarmed, she was one of dozens of mostly young women whose role was to monitor suspicious activity in gaza. they warned hamas was planning something big for years, it's fighters training in footage like this. the base is now destroyed. some of the women spotters who worked there are asking why it was not better procted. sharon is one of the few who didn't die. she didn't want to give her real name and her words are reenacted by a bbc producer. >> they told me get up, the terrorists are here outside the door. i thought it was not real. it did not make sense they wou

the dea has documented numerous deaths linked to bad or bogus medications, the report shows. online. >> i'm not at all surprised that there's a counterfeit market, and it's going to get a lot bigger due to the sheer volume of online drugs being sold toda. >> now, the dea advises, if you see a cheap price for a drug, then there's a strong chance it's fake. another telltale sign is the seller is listed as only using foreign currency. >> all right. time is 849. and right now we do see a very nice commute. today is a federal holiday. one of 11 federal holidays, columbus day and also 30 states celebrate indigenous peoples day, as you heard ali talking about. so the combination of those two means look at the toll plaza. people are not going, or at least a lot of people aren't going. if you have to go, you're going to have an easier commute. no doubt about it. this is a look at all the freeway systems here. you can see there are some slowdowns not everyone has the day off, but for the most part, it's been a light day. 850 let's talk about today's weather and here's rosemary. >> okay

the dea muscle and house newell is created the piece about 40 years ago. now it holds new additions and a restoration to include more figures in philippine history. >> on the foggy site out there this morning, 7.44. right now and still looking at a lot of that gray out there across the bay area as the mayor from the east bay hills. now skies are going to grow clearer and clearer as we work our way through the day. you can see that blanket a marine layer is pretty stubborn for now. but we do get a mostly sunny afternoon, much like this past weekend. this forecast is actually dominated by a pretty pronounced dip in the jet stream to the west of us. that's helping to keep any high pressure from building in and also like wednesday of this week, we have another weak frontal boundary brushing right past us with this wednesday does have the chance of a very isolated sprinkle or 2 much like we saw on saturday. most rainfall totals will be well to the north of us with just a few drops of water towards the middle of the week today. none of that. we do have some mist

the dea has documented numerous deaths linked to bad or bogus medications.so shows a growing number of people are searching for prescription drugs online. >> i'm not at all surprised that there's a counterfeit market, and it's going to get a lot bigger due to the sheer volume of online drugs being sold toda. >> now, the dea advises if you see a cheap price for a drug, then there's a strong chance that it is a fake. another telltale sign is the sellers listed as only using foreign currency. >> election day is just three weeks away, and one of the statewide measures getting the most attention is proposition 36. it allows prosecutors to seek tougher charges and sentences for certain drug crimes, and theft. earlier this morning, we spoke with san jose mayor matt mahan, who is campaigning in favor of prop 36. despite criticism and opposition from other fellow democrats, including governor gavin newsom. >> so if we can't invest in treatment and holding people accountable for either getting treatment or stopping, repeat criminal behavior, we've got misplaced priori

. ♪ ♪ >> josi deas, we heard him on our air yesterday on he really made the case there is not a latinot there are latino voters. i just wanted to repeat what he said. >> and the thing you both constantly remind me is an electorate is always in flux. the electric we are seeing today, as we see barack obama on the trail, only 50 percent voters who were registered to vote today were registered to vote in 2008. you talk about latinos, only 30% of registered latino voters today were registered to vote in 2008 so this is not that electorate. i know we have to compare because we are looking for benchmarks, but that is where becomes very complicated. i thought it was really smart the campaign chose to go to univision, to have this town hall and speak directly to latino voters. part of it is the message, part of it is the message sent sybil money when you say in the last 30 days in my campaign i am making you a priority. i'm carving out the time to speak directly to you, to share my empathy and my policies on everything from price gouging to immigration because i understand you are important. >

dea was called off on the opioid hunt. you remember that washington post investigation. and now he's writing a piece, i think, for conversation about that, a original approval process. in a second row. well, waiting. i just wanted to add it's important to recognize the fda sort of set up what i call separate tracks. there's an accelerated approval track that basically can be approved on the basis less comprehensive studies, the use of what are called surrogate endpoints, that is proxies for what it is. we're really inte that is proxies for what it is we're really interested in versus a full approval process. over time the fda has for variety of reasons, all of them, vaguely sensible, and most of them i think in fact, are sensible has moved much more aggressively in the direction of excelerator approvals with postmarketing review to try and studied issues after the drug has been approved out on the market. we are all guinea pigs in one sense, but on the other hand, it gives us access to drugs earlier. these are the kinds of

during the pandemic the dea issued waivers enabling health providers to prescribe controlled substances via telehealth without an in person visit. with those waivers set to expire, should legislation be authorized by congress extending this flexibility to ensure uninterrupted access to prescriptions such as medication to combat opioid addiction and adhd? senator? >> number one, i am a supporter of telehealth and making sure there is parity when it comes to reimbursement for those services. this is absolutely something that we should be doing when we are in the midst of a staffing health care crisis. unfortunately, it is more and more challenging to get into our health care institutions. this is a way that simply makes sense. we are in the future right now, so let's do the right thing, let's extend this program. particularly for some of our rural communities that have had various health care centers or hospitals shut down. this is the right thing to do. it is convenient. people don't have to travel several miles to do it, they can build a relationship with an expert in the field. and we

was perceived as a sale president largely of course, because of the recession. stagflation and also dea ronnie, and hostage crisis. i certainly don't believe that that assessment is fair. i think that in the aftermath of vietnam and watergate that carter was a foundational glue that held our nation together and set it on its course to prosperity. you've noted that he was shunned by the washington elite. other presidents have come in as outside as why did the jimmy call to have such a hard time as well, i think of that and in large part um he brought in what was referred to you as the georgia mafia um, some advisors from with in the state and he didn't do some of the traditional outreach that you would see a typical of someone within their and party. and also he really resisted and kind of and then making the close friendships with reporters it. and then that way kind of establishing himself as, as too close to the elite, what did that tell us a bit more about this fish, georgia math. yeah, this sounds quite finished that and not as all the image, but i have of cuddly. jimmy captured my

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technicality off some paperwork from the dea's da's office be interred in late. >> shame on them. >>porters say they have spoken with the district attorneys office asking for an appeal, but we're told it can't be done. we also reached out to the da's office for comment but have yet to hear back. 2 men have been arrested in connection to an illegal casino and drug busts in san jose. police say they served a search warrant on a house on meadow glen way and found this guns, meth and 7 illegal gambling machines. police say both men were not allowed to have firearms to past convictions. san francisco city leaders celebrating new traffic changes in the west portal neighborhood. the changes include restricting cars and adding a transit lane at the intersection of west portal avenue. and you, lola streets. these are all so new signs, speed, bumps and street markings. the city is making the safety improvements after a family of 4 waiting at a bus stop in march were hit and killed by a driver when the family >> was tragically killed by a motorist it devastated and rocked this community to the

he blames his abrupt move and his dogs move from first class to coach for the dog's dea. that story i >>> breaking news >>> breaking news tonight, israel launching strikes on iran as we come on the air. explosions reported near iran's capital of tehran as israel confirms it is conducting what it calls, quote, precise strikes on military targets in retaliation for what it says are months of relentless attacks. our live report from the region. >>> also tonight, the showdown in texas with 11 days to go. vice president kamala harris appearing with beyonce at a rally in houston focused on reproductive health. >>> former president donald trump sitting down for joe rogan's podcast and attacking harris on border security after he called the u.s. the, quote, garbage can for the world. >>> and mr. trump and running mate j.d. vance's cell phones said to be targeted by chinese hackers. the harris/walz campaign targeted too. what we're learning. >>> the deadly e. coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's spreading to more states. dozens of new cases, and more people hospitalized. >>> six wee

la dea, junto con varios departamentos de policía a través del valle, han establecido estos buzones dondee buscan distribuir estos medicamentos y fomentar la adicción dentro de la comunidad. muchas gracias ariana por ese reporte y tenga en cuenta que si usted quiere deshacerse de medicamentos vencidos o que ya no usará, también puede acudir a estos buzones para saber cuál es el más cercano al lugar donde se encuentra. solo tiene que entrar al siguiente sitio web, al sitio web que usted ve en pantalla de punto gov diagonal tayback. luego coloque su código postal y de inmediato le van a arrojar los resultados de cuál es el buzón más cercano a su casa. recuerde, este es un servicio gratuito y el baile escolar en cali, una preparatoria en san ramón fue el centro de la controversia tras un ataque a un asistente de dirección. según la policía, durante este evento, un estudiante de solo 16 años agredió a la funcionaria cuando le dijeron que no podía salir temprano arrastrándola por el cabello en el estacionamiento. este estudiante que asiste a otra escuela del distrito fue arrestado y ahora enfr

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realizada a kamala harris para que la v vicepresidenta, segun el, luzcas porque un candidato no estÁ deasor otro lado, el departamento de salud de florida amenaza con cargos criminale mejor. >> jessica rosen-warsaw res respondio a trump resaltando que la vicepresidenta no habia hecho porque un candidato no esta de acuerdo con un contenido o una cobertura. >> por otro lado, el de departamento de salud de florida amenaza con cargos criminales a las estaciones de television que emitan un aviso que llama a votar en contra de la ley que prohibe el aborto despues de la sexta semana en el estado. >> el aviso es protagonizado por una mujer que tuvo que interrumpir su embarazo para recibir tratamiento contra la cancer de cerebro. >> varias estaciones ya habran recibido una notificacion por carta. >> casablanca y los estados pendulo se esta definiendo voto a voto harris lleva una leve ventaja en la georgia y michigan, trump en carolina del norte, pensilvania y wisconsin, pero todo dentro del margen becerror, salvo en nevada, en donde el expresidente supera a harris por cinco puntos p porcentuales.

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responsibility for ensuring that all the components that chris was describing, the fbi, atf, bureau of prisons, dea, marshalls, although litigating components, the antitrust folks, you can go on and on, comply with the rules that are established both by congress and through regulations and through executive orders, comply with the rules that are established that we're supposed to comply with. because at the end of the day the department of justice in all of its different functions depends upon the ability to access information about people. and if we don't handle information correct were going to lose the authority we need to access that information. subtrust is mission-critical, and the best way to lose trust is not to comply with the laws that have been established that you're supposed to comply with. and so speedy before you get more into the substance because ago to your next on that, i think that's a a good friend of where you sit in this. >> yeah, it's about public trust become a think this conversation that were having is one about how to maintain public trust, and you're going to lose publi

do you think affirmative action has turned into dea and have we taken it so far that we're not interest stirred in their character more in? i guess if they're a woman or if something other that and then just quick note, i brought something i wrote you a note with little kids. please read it. and what i don't know if someone brought it backstage for you. oh, okay. so it's there. okay. thank you. that's too heavy. a question for me. sorry is really too hard to, you know, dig deep into that question, you just just i'm. okay. yeah. over here i'm i'm darren. i'm from iraq. i'm kurdish. you inspire me to go and to advocate for myself speaking for because there's a lot a lot of kurdish people out there for my country and also in someone who is gay i could stand on a and people cannot take me so seriously so when i moved to new york city to find my own self to get from my family, i got three cats. matt, michael, a very regal like and my cat that i named connie because. connie has the rest in face just like me. connie it's very inspiring. oh, sorry. you know, i can't hear dancing. i left my mo.

do you think affirmative action has turned into dea and have we taken it so far that we're not interest stirred in their character more in? i guess if they're a woman or if something other that and then just quick note, i brought something i wrote you a note with little kids. please read it. and what i don't know if someone brought it backstage for you. oh, okay. so it's there. okay. thank you. that's too heavy. a question for me. sorry is really too hard to, you know, dig deep into that question, you just just i'm. okay. yeah. over here i'm i'm darren. i'm from iraq. i'm kurdish. you inspire me to go and to advocate for myself speaking for because there's a lot a lot of kurdish people out there for my country and also in someone who is gay i could stand on a and people cannot take me so seriously so when i moved to new york city to find my own self to get from my family, i got three cats. matt, michael, a very regal like and my cat that i named connie because. connie has the rest in face just like me. connie it's very inspiring. oh, sorry. you know, i can't hear dancing. i left my mo.

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you bring them to their knees, they'll cut a dea. okay, so they put tariffs on us. they're responsible for massive intellectual property theft in this country. a very close friend of mine owns his own company. he has patents. he developed a technology for coating the inside of a combustion engine. he's a brilliant guy. and he totally got ripped off by the communist chinese. and people in other countries. you know, i know the story. it's happened to me 5 or 6 times, i get it, i know exactly what happened to him. there's nothing he can do. he can bring a case, but he will not win. nothing will happen. he has no protection of his own. he'll just waste money. why are we letting lawyers? well, what what actually happens? and i'll give you an example so people understand the granularity of this. let's say you have a product that you're going to use, chinese manufacturing that you used to think was a low cost. you buy the molds, you spend $400,000 on molds, you start making the product. you start selling it in the united states. the minute it passes $5 million in sales, yo

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the dea crazy the cation of donald trump and why you shouldn't shoot your cyber truck taken all of this week's biggest news stories into account. panel, what are your predictions for what next week's top stories are going to be? >> amber, i think that next week kamala is going to start talking crazy. she's gonna go up in the polls i'm going to love it the election is in basically two weeks so this week, donald trump declares victory in the election the world becomes awesome. we all become happy and kamala wins. that's going to be where of a reenactment of a guy running for president again every one of those predictions coming true over the course of the next seven days, i want to thank our guest, larry wilmore, adam kinzinger >> here a few more stories we're watching seniors declare its wine o'clock somewhere orders the works champion is crowned next week for another episode of have i got news for you