we never had a dea before, created a drug enforcement agency, drug treatment programme, getting peopledrugs, and we try to save lives by building what we're doing now, not ten years from now, not 20 years from now — now. — this is good road recovery. they originally built it because we were sending a lot of people out for treatment, and we wanted to be able to try and take care of our own people. there's two rooms that the clients can stay in, and we have close monitoring. sometimes it's every hour, sometimes it's every three hours. if they have symptoms, we can give them medications, so we can't take all the symptoms of withdrawal away, but we're just trying to get them to stay in treatment. my name isjoy fohlen. i am a member of the mha nation. i am arikara, i am also the executive director of recovery services for mha. hi, how are you? somebody�*s waiting? male orfemale? ok, then we need to get over to the male cottage before he gets over there. i had a warrant for the 24—7 programme because i had two duis here. they arrested me and they took me to burleigh county. 0k, my room, my b

. >>> one pill can kill, that's the drug enforcement agency's warning as the number of counterfeit pillskets. >> they are so deadly, the dea took cnn's dr. sanjay gupta inside a secret forensics lab whose mission is to fight the opioid threat as that epidemic is made even worse, even more deadly by shockingly small dose of fentanyl. >> i like looking at pictures even if they are not my own family, they tell the story. >> he was such a happy baby. oh, my god, he was so happy all the time. >> is it hard to talk about? >> no, i love talking about him. i talk about him to anybody that will listen. i loved seeing him on the hockey rink and i think that was really, really his happy place, you know, where he could just sort of be free. his friends packed up immediately from schools, wherever they were, and came over and the family started showing up and i was just in shock. you know, we tried, we were doing cpr and not a chance. he was long gone. i don't see he overdosed, i say he died from fentanyl poisoning. truthfully, like at the end of the day, to me he was murdered because he asked for on

data from the national drug enforcement agency show fentanyl poisoning is now the number one killer of adults. ages 18 to 45 sex parents are going to be in washington, d. c to try to raise awareness and advocate for more to be done in the fight against fentanyl. and here in the bay area for people are in jail in connection with a large drug bust in oakland. authorities believe the drugs were being sold at open air drug markets in san francisco, the fbi, the san francisco district attorney, and sfpd say they uncovered more than £21 of fentanyl at two locations in oakland during a search that is an a fentanyl, they say to kill more than 4.5 million people. three adult men and 16 and a 16 year old were arrested at fifth and howard in san francisco yesterday. all right, that was on wednesday. rather, authorities believe the suspects or selling drugs in the tenderloin. during the search. police also found a ghost gun, ammunition and $14,000 in cash. if convicted, each suspect is facing more than nine years in prison. the former mayor of monterey park in southern california will also be a gu

with national drug enforcement agency numbers showing fentanyl poisoning is now the number one killer of adults 18 to 45 years grateful to be recognized for the awareness raising work. they do , saying they continue forward trying to prevent other families from feeling their pain would be very surreal. and no, i i'm honored to be hopefully a part of making a difference, but i treated all that sad cop. and that was melody wingo reporting here in the bay area for people are in jail in connection with the large drug bust in oakland, and authorities believe those drugs were being sold in open air drug markets in san francisco, the fbi, this san francisco district attorney and sfpd say they uncovered more than £21 of fentanyl at two locations in oakland during a search that is enough fentanyl k4.million people. three adult men and a 16 year old were arrested at fifth and howard in san francisco on wednesday. authorities believe those suspects were selling the drugs and the tenderloin during the search. police also found a ghost gun, ammunition and $14,000 in cash. if convicted. each suspec

the drug enforcement agency is considering requiring in-person doctor visits for select medicines.bc's ike ejiochi is in washington with more. ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. the biden administration's proposed rules which shrink the scope of telehealth services in the u.s., services that were widely available during the pandemic. now according to the dea, the proposed rules would go into effect once the covid-19 health emergency ends on may 11th, making it harder for some patients to get drugs classified as controlled substances such as adderall used for adhd, oxycontin, and an opioid medication used to treat pain and opioid addiction. now under the new regulations, health care providers will have to have at least one in-person visit with patients before prescribing or refilling those certain drugs. the biden administration says patients who have started receiving prescriptions for controlled substances through telehealth during the pandemic can continue to do so for 180 days after the changes take effect. in recent times, the relaxed telehealth rules have spur

of voters disapprove of president biden's handling of immigration and border security, the drug enforcement agencyays 50 million fentanyl pills, 1000r were seized in america last year joy to be with all the hot topics all morning long, man author and fox news contributor joe concha assist the editorial james freeman deputy editor for the washington examiner kayleigh mcgee white. thank you so much for being here i want to point out the president had affair amount of attacks in corporate america he wants to quadruple the tax on buybacks and he attacks big pharma and big oil in a couple of others we will get to that in a second. >> what was your reaction. >> my reaction what wasn't said. when you walked in here was getting give you a nice big smooch on the lips. maria: what was that, who was that that he gave that. also joe biden was kissing somebody. >> the second gentlemen, kamala harris has been with 30 million people watching, that was odd but i had to get it off my chest because a lot of people talking on social media. what wasn't said in that speech last night, dozens upon dozens of police offi

with national drug enforcement agency numbers showing fentanyl poisoning is now the number one killer of adults 18 to 45. the did years, grateful to be recognized for the awareness raising work. they do, saying they continue forward trying to prevent other families from feeling their pain. it would be very surreal, and now i i'm honored to be hopefully a part of making a difference. quite traded. all have sex pop. and we will be carrying the president's state of the union address, and the republican party's responds. you can look that coverage tuesday night beginning at six o'clock right here on ktvu. the united states will begin transitioning its covid vaccine program to private companies as soon as this fall. that means pfizer and moderna will begin selling the covid shots directly to healthcare providers at a higher price. americans who have health insurance will still get their covid shots free of charge . but those with no health insurance may have to pay the full price of the shots once the federal stockpile runs out. no date has been set for the transition. another powerball ja

anne milgram, who heads the drug enforcement agency, said, while the u.s.aken the cartels as it can, mexico needs to act. anne: we believe mexico needs to do more to stop the harm that we're seeing. sen. menendez: i don't see the willingness. i don't see the urgency. i don't see the commitment. i don't see the actions that would indicate to me that mexico is being a good partner. lisa: inside the u.s., opioid deaths are rising among teens, many of whom are buying drugs on social media, at times unaware those drugs contain fentanyl. anne: we view cial media right now as the superhighway of drugs. lisa: amid tense political moments came recognition of the human toll. senator tim scott read from a father's eulogy of a 27-year-old fentanyl victim. sen. scott: “for now, i will have a broken heart that will never, ever mend. so i will just live my life until i see you again.” lisa: universal recognition of the problem, still a struggle in the u.s. to find the solutions. joining me now to help us better understand this crisis is brian mann. he's a correspondent fo

o-nic, whose focus all day, every day is helping local authorities with drug trafficking investigations. many law enforcement agencies don't have the capacity toct process large amounts of data from computers and cell phones. o-nic can help. so far they have assisted in nearly 3,200 criminal investigations and analyzed more than 7,500 digital devices. now, i would like to talk about the next generation 9-1-1 system. something that every single ohioan should focus on. you might be surprised to learn that under most current 9-1-1mi systems, when you call on your cell phone, it doesn't necessarily go directly to your local dispatch center. however, the next generation 9-1-1 system routes calls directly to local dispatchers and uses your cell phone's gps to more quickly get first responders to your exact location. great burden on local government. our budget will fully fund this system in every ohio community. [applause] we will also help more agencies utilize the multi-agency radio communication system, known ases marcs. more than 3,000 first responder agencies in ohio currently use marcs to communicate with each other

were exonerated, often investigation, found that law enforcement agencies with held evidence. mexico's former top security chief has been convicted of drug trafficking by a jury in york. gennaro garcia, luna, was found guilty of taking millions of dollars from this in a low a drug called ho, mexico's largest crime group. he is the highest ranking mexican official to stand trial in the us. those headlines nice continues. are off aside massive cale ah ah, the civil war and syria has now been fold for more than a decade. around half a 1000000 series have died in conflict. and more than 12000000 of being forced from their homes. tens of thousands held in government prisons within syria, but by shot on the sun is still pressed. wanting to set down to see a side as the real cause of the problems in syria. who was not, not as hans determination to remain in power has had global consequences. neighboring countries have been overwhelmed by millions of refugees. other countries have been drawn into the conflict and new geopolitical dynamics of developed because of russia support for us. but how did this all come bumped before the war? i said, to d

addition, there are those who repented, who realized that they were drugged and went into active cooperation with law enforcement agenciesnd such people still have a chance from those who remain abroad. let's listen to the president. the west will finance only specific measures, preferably such a radical plan. and not even the level of the twentieth. years of overthrow the murders of the president of officials there, that is, everyone who got up in the throat, all to clean up for this will be funded. west well, they are shouting that a million belarusians have fled there. here they are in poland and lithuania and ukraine, like hyenas stand around the perimeter, click their teeth, there are no millions there. no, e someone calls two thousand, some up to four thousand no matter how many, but by this hmm they confirm their determination and the ability to count up to serious terrorist attacks. and if the west sees that someone is behind them. well, at least a little a group of people, they will give so much money for existence, and they are afraid that some of these people, god forbid, the majority will leave for belarus to

were exonerated. alt investigation found that law enforcement agencies withheld evidence. mexico's former top security chief has been convicted of drug trafficking by jury in new york. genora garcia, luna was found guilty of taking millions of dollars from the senate, low a drug cartel, mexico's largest crime group. he is the highest ranking mexican official to stand trial in the united states. okay, there's a headlines coming up next one on one east. the scale of the destruction when you see a boy is more than 70 percent of the buildings in this town have been totally destroyed, tons and tons and tons of thousands of people homeless across this region. however, you have heard turned into accommodating survivors who don't even have temporary shelters. menu of my friends that we have lost and hope to a future together, you know, gum. the chance to start over in a country far from home. a young afghans to this i'm is, i'm excited if i was not going to, i didn't have to push an 80 pistol again. and a former high school principal from couple of one is gonna start to rebuild their life to because i'm on the right now have 500 miles from w

addition, there are those who repented, who realized that they were drugged and went into active cooperation with law enforcement agencies and such people still have a chance from those who remain abroad. let's listen to the president. the west will finance only specific measures, preferably such a radical plan. and even no longer level twenty. years of the overthrow of the assassination of the president of officials there, that is, everyone who got up in the throat will clean up everyone for it will be funded. west well, they are shouting that a million belarusians have fled there. here they are in poland and lithuania, ukraine, like hyenas standing around the perimeter, clicking their teeth, no millions there. no, e someone calls 2.000. someone four thousand, no matter how many, but by this hmm they confirm their determination and the ability to take into account to commit up to serious terrorist attacks. and if the west see that someone is behind them. well, at least a small group of people will give so much money for existence, and they are afraid that some of these people, god forbid, the majority will leave for bel

addition, there are those who repented, who realized that they were drugged and went to active cooperation with the law enforcement agenciesd there is still a chance for such people of those who remain abroad. listen to the president, the west will finance only specific events, preferably of such a radical plan, and even not even the level of the twentieth year, the overthrow of the assassination, there is the president of officials, that is, everyone who got up in the throat to remove everyone for this will finance. west well, they are shouting that there is a million fled with belarus. here they are in poland and lithuania, ukraine, which they stand around the perimeter, click their teeth, there are no millions there. no, but someone calls two thousand, up to four thousand, no matter how many, but with this, hmm, they confirm their determination and the ability to do something here, up to serious rumbles. and if the west sees that someone is behind them. well, at least a small group of people will give so much money to exist. i’m not afraid that some of these people, and god forbid the majority will leave for belarus, th

d over his death, an investigation found that law enforcement agencies with held evidence. mexico's former top security chief, has been convicted of drug trafficking by jury in new york to now garcia, luna was found guilty of accepting millions of dollars for mexico's largest crime group. gabriel is on to reports from new york. it's a dramatic fall from grace for a man who has once mexico's top cop in the drug war. and the ro garcia, luna found guilty of corruption by a jury at the federal court in brooklyn. guilty also of helping than a tories sinaloa drug cartel, beat its rivals and smuggle cocaine into the united states. the trial heard some sensational testimony like from oscar navarre, valencia, known as a logo of the millennial cartel. he testified he paid garcia, luna, $3000000.00 in protection money at a car wash in water hotter than there was sergio burial, known as grand de from the bell. tron laver cartel he claimed in the early 2 thousands garcia luna regularly received payments of more than a $1000000.00 each stuffed in the bags at a safe house in mexico city. the jury also her testimony. that garcia, luna, even helped car

a speech in new york investigation found that law enforcement agencies with held evidence, mexico's former top security chief, has been convicted of drug trafficking by jury in new york, and ira garcia, luna was found guilty of accepting millions of dollars from the senate. noah drug cartel, mexico's largest crime group, is a highest ranking mexican official to stand trial in the u. s. at least 6 people have died in turkey or after another powerful earthquake, an aftershock on monday night. buildings that were already weakened, have now collapsed, or un delegation has visited that sal kin in a serious rebel held north to assess the damage caused by the quakes. the deputy ritual humanitarian coordinator says the team hopes to establish what the primary needs are in the area last week, the aid organization and serious government at least a deal to open to additional border crossings. no course struggling with the aftermath are criticize delays in receiving aid. those are the headlines for more news here on out as they are after the st. african story from african perspective, short documentaries, from africa filmmakers from zimbabwe. we w

drugs patrushev said during a working visit. he also immediately discussed with gestures cooperation between the special services and law enforcement agencies new power earthquake in turkey of magnitude 5.6 collapsed dozens of buildings according to the latest data , one person died, nearly 70 were injured. how many more people under the obstruction are unknown . here are the footage of the rescue of the father and daughter, who were under the rubble, the collapsed house, powerful aftershocks recorded in syria in the province. aleppo meanwhile in turkey continue to eliminate the consequences of the previous destructive blow of the elements, which were 3 weeks ago. he has the life of 44,000 people are being investigated for negligence , which led to the collapse of buildings , about 200 people have already been arrested, primarily contractors who built the collapsed houses, and in total there are more than 600 names on the list of suspects. on this, follow the time and stay up to date, and now on the air of channel one is the long-awaited premiere of the new season of the serial film pregnancy test. what changes, including personal life wait

drug trafficking. we also are in conjunction with our neighboring counties and several state, local, and federal law enforcement agencies who set up a tag unit. you probably have one in el paso county as well. that works against the cartels. i am shocked here that you would dismiss the concerns of the right side of the aisle and say they're simply not a problem and not a crisis at all. i want to also address the fact that judge carruthers is not here today. being the terrell county judge, he's a good friend of mine. as county judges, we have lots of conversations about what was going on in terrell county. i would call those discussions way before i decided to run for congress. listen, there is times at night when the sheriff will come, and i'm, alone on the ranch on the 17,000 acre ranch, by myself and he is calling me to say there are a large group of individuals that have just crossed the border. you need to be very careful. you are in a very precarious situation. she could not sleep at night because of that. there's a lot of instances like that where she can recount that. i hope you are not discounting her story abou

drugs is a success. >> bill: how do you square that? >> it is not a success. all we have to do is look at how much fentanyl is on the streets today. talk to any law enforcement agencyi, iowa, idaho, kansas. they will all tell you there is month product on the street today than any time before. even though we seize 8,000 pounds it means that 100,000 pounds got by us and that there is more deaths coming. we have got to get control of the border and we can do it. it just takes political will and that's what this administration doesn't have. >> bill: the issue will live for another day, that's clear. hopefully not much more than that. we will be in arizona next week and see it for ourselves. thank you for your time today in washington. >> thank you, bill, appreciate it. >> i thought it was probably one of the most partisan state of the union speeches i've ever heard. >> the world was watching with this balloon the sovereignty and try to ignore what china has been doing just adds more damage to this nation. >> dana: commander-in-chief glosses over the chinese spying scandal in his address to the nation as crews work to retrieve any intel from the wreckage. mike gallaghe

agency also estimates that more than 70,000 americans died from fentanyl overdoses in 2021. alone. this is a crisis we cannot solve just within our borders. according to the drug enforcement administration, most of the fentanyl trafficked into the united states has produced in clandestine labs in mexico with per cursor chemicals secured from china. cdc data shows that fentanyl is increasingly killing younger people deaths among children, 14 and younger tripled since 2019. the city of oakland has approved emergency funding to help dozens of families flooded out of their apartments . that coliseum connections complex located right across from the coliseum. bart station suffered severe flooding last month. 108 families were displaced. the oakland city council has approved up to $2 million to pay their hotel expenses. the city expects to be reimbursed by fema. it's also working with the property owner to repair the storm damage. well, starting today. contra costa county residents who had property damage from the recent winter storm should have an easier time getting financial help. fema and contra costa county have now opened a new disaster recovery center is located on lagon

drug coming across the border. it's killing our kids and destroying and tearing our families apart in arizona. but it is also impacting the rest of the country. and so we need every law enforcement agency, every attorney general along the border. of but i also across the country to be laser focused on stopping this fentanyl. >> and just look at the numbers. look at your screen. to are years drug overdose deaths proprescription opioids are rising in the u.s. there are 10,000 opioid related deaths. 22 years later now, they climb to more than 80,000 deaths from this year. >> wow. >> good they made the bust. terrible it's happening. good they were able to seize so much of it. let's hope they get more of it off the streets there. >>> dilber dropped from hundreds of newspapers after the creator goes on a racist rant. he advocates for segregation. editors say it was an easy ccall but hear who is defending the creator next. safelite makes it easy. >> tech vo: you can schedule in just a few clicks. and we'll come to you with a replacement you can trust.t. >> man: lookoks great. >> tech: that's service on your time. schehedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair,, safelite replace. ♪ - custom ink

drugs before they hit our streets? >> senator, as i say often, the way at dea we are the only single mission federal law enforcement agencyommitted to fonarcotics and to stopping the global c supply chain. we play offense and so we are tracking these cartels worldwide. >> isin that a yes? we have limited time. >> dhs responsibility is to maintain the southern border and the ports of entry. our investigations do tell us that the vast majority of fentanyl is coming in the ports of entry to particularly in california and two in arizona. >> so, is that a yes that you would agree that cbp officers, both on the southern border and the ports of entry, play a critical role in interdicting drugs? >> yes, senator. i believe it's a dhs responsibility and a critical one. >> so if we decided to cut the number of border patrol agents dramatically, let's say in half, would you agree that would hurt our efforts to stop illegal drugs? >> senator, i would defer some of this to the department of homeland security and secretary my argus. >> you a are unwilling to answer that question. >> here's what ipa would say abt this. we believe dhs pla

enforcement agency. >> officers observe an offense. say you are using. it is found out you are in possession of drugs, that constituted a lead eligible defense. >> the officer would talk to the individual about participating in the program instead of being booked into the county jail. >> are you ever heard of the leads program. >> yes. >> are you part of the leads program? do you have a case worker? >> yes, i have a case manager. >> when they have a contact with a possible lead referral, they give us a call. ideally we can meet them at the scene where the ticket is being issued. >> primarily what you are talking to are people under the influence of drugs but they will all be nonviolent. if they were violent they wouldn't qualify for lead. >> you think i am going to get arrested or maybe i will go to jail for something i just did because of the substance abuse issues i am dealing with. >> they would contact with the outreach worker. >> then glide shows up, you are not going to jail. we can take you. let's meet you where you are without telling you exactly what that is going to look like, let us help y

drug trafficking. we also are in conjunction with our neighboring counties and several state, local, and federal law enforcement agencies who set up a tag unit. you probably have one in el paso county as well. that works against the cartels. i am shocked here that you would dismiss the concerns of the right side of the aisle and say they're simply not a problem and not a crisis at all. i want to also address the fact that judge carruthers is not here today. being the terrell county judge, he's a good friend of mine. as county judges, we have lots of conversations about what was going on in terrell county. i would call those discussions way before i decided to run for congress. listen, there is times at night when the sheriff will come, and i'm, alone on the ranch on the 17,000 acre ranch, by myself and he is calling me to say there are a large group of individuals that have just crossed the border. you need to be very careful. you are in a very precarious situation. she could not sleep at night because of that. there's a lot of instances like that where she can recount that. i hope you are not discounting her story abou

drugs noted by the patrons during the working visit. he also discussed with algerian colleagues cooperation in the area of ​​special services and law enforcement agencies turkey, the number of victims of the new earthquake has increased to 110 people, but this is reported by local one resident is considered dead by the mass media, which fell on the province of malatya. in the east of the country, it lay in the epicenter. in the area of ​​the city earthquake magnitude five and six collapsed. about three dozen buildings among them five that suffered from previous earthquakes at the beginning of the month. now , search and rescue operations are underway at the site of the emergency , according to the city authorities, under the rubble of one of the collapsed houses, there may be people from just the territory of the province. lord of the debris. according to the latest data, it was possible to save more than 30 people. another earthquake of magnitude four and one was recorded in the turkish province of the world. the epicenter was in the bay, 5 km from the city of sochi, the focus lay at a depth of about 14 km , there were no reports of casualties and dam