. >> reporter: the chief spent 22 years with the federal drug administration and now will police the police, weeding out those who go astray amongst a force of 3,000 officers. >> baltimore is aw3 big city department withÑi big cityçó isi ot insurmountable.l ( dñrxd aÑiçó 26-, john king will be charged with training officers in the basics. >> integrity, leadership and cultural awareness. >> reporter: the commissioner wants to point out to citizens that the department is still doing its job. it points to the falling homicide right -- rates. many of the same officers who once made more than 100,000 arrests per year in baltimore have more than cut that number in half. >> that's not cold weather. that's not there was high tide at the harbor. that wasn't there was some new phase of the moon. that's policy, procedure and commitment from the men and women of this police department, to do things differently. >> reporter: at police headquarters, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> the department also plans to review its procedure for handling police involved shootings and complaints. >>> the family of g

at the federal level we're working with all our federal partners, everything from a prescription drug abuse problem with the federal drug administration; we're working with the office of national drug control policy on some of our substance abuse issues, particularly targeting young people and older adults. we're also looking, working with the centers for disease control. we're just working and working with our partners. we're asking states to do exactly the same thing. we want to give out the messages that we are trying to bring behavioral health into the primary world of health. meaning, and in a much simpler way, bringing substance abuse and mental health issues to the world of physical health. dr. greene, final thoughts? i would like to just say that promoting the community think tanks such as dc rock and other such initiatives that are there to help and provide additional services, they address needs... are a way for us to combine the health care professionals to outside community organizations so we aren't out there alone. there are other people who are working on these initiatives, and we need to combine our efforts. jane, fina

a danger the federal drug administration says is remote but real. here's what they say happened. the wrong bottles at a drug plant in nebraska. the companies involved are endo pharmaceuticals and novartis consumer health. the over-the-counter bottles that could possibly contain pills that are actually prescription hospital-grade painkillers are excedrin, nodoz, bufferin and gas-x. he says the wrong patient taking the wrong unexpected prescription drug like a percocet or oxymorphone could be disastrous, leading to a possible overdose, which is what concerns him the most. everyday consumers were also alarmed. >> i would definitely not want older people randomly ingesting, you know, these painkillers. >> they tell you that everything's safe and that if you -- if the seal isn't broken that you'll be fine. but who knows what you can find? >> reporter: so what should we do? the fda cautions people, check pills in your bottles to make sure they all look the same. and if any are different, do not take any of the pills. bring the bottle to your pharmacist. the fda says this mix-up risk is

so we'll see what happens with the food and drug administration and federal authorities.as i mentioned before, the two stem cell charlatans that we exposed a couple of years ago on "60 minutes" have only been arrested in just the last week. >> takes a little while. >> scott, thank you very much. >>> after scott leaves us, he'll be heading for new hampshire, covering that story tonight on "the cbs evening news." >>> college football will crown a champion tonight. but for those left on the sidelines, they say the system is broken and needs desperately to be fixed. we'll see why even congress at this point is frustrated. >>> and speaking of the best, "the good wife" star julie margulies will stop by the set. you're watching "cbs this morning." we're really excited about getting back to a healthy routine. thrilled. wait. we can have shakes? and boston cream pie. did you say pie? pie. she said pie. pie. [ male announcer ] get back on track with low prices on everything you need. backed by our ad match guarantee. walmart. made with only milk... cream... a touch of sugar... and

federal charges. two new commanders are charged with fixing what is wrong. grayling williams comes from the drug enforcement administration and home and security. he is a stranger to the city police department. >> i can count the number of baltimore police officers on one hand that i actually know and socialize with. i do not have some of the issues and concerns people have with somebody from within the department. >> i thought it was important that we find somebody that would have the credibility, that would have the community credibility to stand alone and immediately went trust based on their credibility. >> john king it comes from montgomery county to take over the department's training. and in department -- an independent report on the shooting relieved -- revealed lapses and training. >> we hire people to be problem solvers. >> the department he said is committed to change. as an example, he touted a drop in arrests. from 100,000 during the years when martin o'malley was mayor to 42,000 last year. >> that is policy, procedure, and a commitment from the men and women of this police department to do things differently

federal bureaucrats enact more than 3,000 regulations annually. hundreds of regulations have the often don't receive before they're put intt effect. and they can sometimes be very deadly. consider the food and drug administration and similar agencies the number of prescription drug shortages hit an all-timeehigh last year. such as those used in surgery, chemotherapy infection had shortages. some hospitals were forced to buy drugs on the black market. at least 15 patient deaths in 2010 were blamed on drug shortages have recent years. there short supply in 2004. government production quotas and price controls are the shortages. the fda limits drug production outputs. can take months or even pharmaceutical company to get approval to government price controls including rates can make drrg drug companies to limit or even stop production. the situation will only bureaucrats write new regulations as obamacare goes into for more on this story visit behind the follow us twitter and facebbok. 3 3 3 3 3 the ravens. where purple

federal government. [applause] i would also go to a 21st century food and drug administration on a particular model.nt the fda in the laboratory understanding new science and want them to accelerate getting into the patient and not block it. that will change everything. they will create hundreds of thousands of jobs, dominate the world held market which is the biggest market in the emerging world, and it will enable us to get to patients better ways of saving their lives faster and a lower-cost. the duty of the fda is to turn it upside down -- it is today and obstruction to bringing new science to patients and it is stunningly expensive and it is guaranteeing that the breakthroughs will occur in china and india. our last scientists will go overseas to develop their products. it will not work for the fda. that is regulatory. let's talk about energy. [applause] i have a very simple model. i am for every form of american energy. i want america and not just to be energy independent, what is to have a surplus of something happens in the straits of hormuz, we can step in and assert our productivity and ma

federal charges in a kickback scheme with a towing company. bealefeld introduced two new commanders were charged with fixing what is wrong. grayling williams is the new chief of internal affairs. he comes from the drug forssmann administration at home and security. >> i can count on the number -- i can count the number of baltimore police officers on one hand that i actually know and socialize with. i do not have some of the issues and concerns people have with having somebody from within the department. >> i thought it was important that we find somebody that would have the credibility, that would have the community credibility to stand alone and immediately when trust based on their credibility. john king it comes from montgomery county to take over the department's training. an independent report on the torbay shooting release -- revealed lapses in training. >> hired people to the problem solvers. >> he and knowledge would be called a broken relationship with the communities. the department is committed to change. as example, he touted the drop in arrests. from 100,000 during the arrests when the martin o'malley was mayor to 42,000 last year. >> that policy, procedure and commitment from the men and women of the police d

drug administration are now suing the f.d.a. claiming it spied on their emails and much more. should have a federalorker have any expectation of privacy when using personal email on a government computer? that's next. plus,. [explosions. [. >> shepard: california. new violence on the industries of oakland as the occupy protests return. what's behind this latest showdown? that's ahead on "the fox report." how can you get back pain relief that lasts up to 16 hours? with thermacare heatwraps. thermacare works differently. it's the only wrap with patented heat cells that penetrate deep to relax, soothe, and unlock tight muscles for up to 16 hours of relief. that's 8 hours while you wear it, plus an additional 8 hours of relief after you take it off. can your patch, wrap, cream or rub say that? so if you've got pain... get up to 16 hours of pain relief with thermacare. >> shepard: some government whistle blowers are suing the food and drug administration claiming the agency spied on their personal email on government computers. current and former f.d.a. researchers say it began after they alerted congre

also, it in 2011, the drug enforcement administration, d e a, the federal bureau of investigation, fbi, and the central intelligence agency, the cia, and others, combined to identify and thwart an iranian plot to kill the saudi ambassador to the united states, a plot so unusual and amateurs -- amateurish that many doubted iran was responsible. let me state for the record, i have no such a doubt. finally, the intelligence community supported countless united states national security and foreign policy actions, including the war in afghanistan, the drawdown in iraq, the nato-led mission in libya that removed a dictator muammar gaddafi, the implementation of sanctions on iran over its nuclear program, the interdictions of met -- weapons of mass destruction shipments, and many, many others. despite the successes, the threats to our nation remains sirius, and in many ways, more difficult to understand and even to address than in years past. the intelligence community's statement for the record, which is posted on the committee's web site, and will be summarized by director clapper, describe

. >>> the federal government has called some red cross blood donations sloppy and fined at nearly $10 million. it comes after inspections at 16 centers in 2010. the food and drug administrationd some management practices needed improvement. the fda says despite the finds it found no evidence of harm to recipients. the red cross said the problems primarily centered on an inspection in philadelphia, and it has since addressed the issues. >>> this morning, bmw is recalling several models of its mini cooper because of a problem with water pumps that could cause a fire. the recall affects mini coopers between 2006 and 2011. the company says it has 81 reports of water pump failures and four reports of the failure causing a fire. so far, there are no reports of injuries. bmw says it will replace the pump at no cost to the owners. >>> google is tackling online privacy issues by launching an ad campaign on how to protect your basic information. it will address the basics in the go-to-know ads. it will include referrals to websites for additional information. in the past, google has been blasted fors on own online privacy lapses and practices. >>> bargainhunters may want to try a new

federal government. i would also go to a 21st food and drug administration on a simple model. we want the f.d.a.standing the new science and we want them to accelerate getting it to the patient, not block it. that will change everything. it will create hundreds of thousands of high value added jobs allowing us to dominate the health market which is the biggest market in the emerging world and enable us to get to patients better ways of saving their lives faster at lower cost so the duty of the f.d.a. is to turn it up side down. it is today an obstruction to bringing new science to patients and it is stunningly expensive and guaranteeing that the breakthroughs will occur in china or india because our lab scientists are going overseas to develop their products. they won't try to work through the f.d.a. that is example. now let's talk about insurance. i have a very simple model. i'm for every form of american energy. and there is a simple principle. i want america not just to be energy independent but to have a surplus so if something happens in the straits of hormuz we can step in and make sure th

that is why we launched the federal government launch the war on drugs over roughly four decades ago, and before that in the nixon administration, there was an increase in demand reduction efforts. it is a national event. it's a national impact, and therefore, it needs a national level response. as far as veterans treatments courts, veterans have always been a national priority, and they are the biggest movement currently in the drug court movement is to treat veterans, who, as you heard, have 80% of the veterans coming in contact with the criminal justice system are addicted and/or are mentally ill driving their involvement in the criminal justice system. i'm happy to answer any questions issue and i'm happy to provide you with proof and the scientific evidence for any facts i've asserted. thank you. >> thank you very much, doctor. the final witness is david molhausen studying at the seasonal center and he served on the staff for this senate judiciary committee. welcome back. prior to that, he was a manager at a juvenile correctional facility in baltimore, holds a dock rat in -- doctorate and a bachelor's degree in political s

drugs. hundreds are flown across the southwest border each year. each one can carry hundreds of pounds of narcotics, because ultralights are not categorized under existing law as aircraft by the federal aviation administration, they do not fall under the provisions of the tariff act of 1930. this means that a drug smuggler piloting an ultralight is subject to weaker criminal penalties than one who uses a small plane. ultralight present a unique challenge for border patrol and prosecutors. our legislation will close any unintended loopholes. it will give our law enforcement and prosecutors the additional tools they need to combat drug smuggling. it will also add an attempt and -- contempt and conspiracy provision to the law. this enables police and prosecutors to charge people other than the pilot who are involved in aviation smuggling. it gives prosecutors a new tool to go after the ground crews who aid pilots as well as those who pick up drugs that are being dropped off in the united stat states. this bill will also direct the department of defense, the department of homeland security to establish and cla and collabn identifying the equipment technology for border detection to detect ultralights. the ultim

federal government. [applause] i would also go to a 21st century food and drug administration on a particular model. the fda in the laboratory understanding new science and want them to accelerate getting into the patient and not block it. that will change everything. they will create hundreds of thousands of jobs, dominate the world held market which is the biggest market in the emerging world, and it will enable us to get to patients better ways of saving their lives faster and a lower-cost. the duty of the fda is to turn it upside down -- it is today and obstruction to bringing new science to patients and it is stunningly expensive and it is guaranteeing that the breakthroughs will occur in china and india. our last scientists will go overseas to develop their products. it will not work for the fda. that is regulatory. let's talk about energy. [applause] i have a very simple model. i am for every form of american energy. i want america and not just to be energy independent, what is to have a surplus of something happens in the straits of hormuz, we can step in and assert our productivity and make