bob fenton from fema region nine. >> good day. bob fenton. fema region nine's administrator. as the director discussed, the president issued a major declaration this morning. this gives me the authority to coordinate federal resources in support of the state to help them respond and recover from this fire. in addition to that, it provides me the authority to provide reimbursement for debris removal and reimbursement for emergency protective measures. in addition to the disaster declaration, we've issued ten fire management assistance grants over the last 24 hours and are providing commodities to help those that are sheltered as the california highway patrol discussed some of the trucks that are moving yesterday and today. that concludes my briefing. thank you. >> okay. well, thank you. let me just talk a little bit about a few things. shelter operations, we still currently have around 3,200 individuals that are in shelters. roughly 28 shelters throughout napa and the sonoma area. we are working to slowly consolidate those and make a smaller footprint and better services for t

bob fenton, who is the regional administrator for fema. >> thank you, general.on monday, governor brown requested a declaration from the president. tuesday morning, president declared a major declaration for california. in addition to the ten fire management grants, we issued sunday night through monday morning, that declaration authorizizes me to coordinate the federal government's activities in support of the state and local governments. as you heard from previous speakers this point, it includes resources to help fight the fire. in addition to that, we are providing resources to help with the sheltering, such as commodities and other resources. today, my focus is to further assessments, to turn on additional programs from the federal government that will be able to help individuals that -- with the recovery from these events. that's our focus. with that, i'm going to turn it over to the director from the state office of california emergency services. >> thanks, bob. okay, so, you've got kind of an overview. let me reiterate that all hands are on deck in this

wayne fenton award. the way johnee incarceration isn't always the best trunty state's attorney launched mental court. it allows nonviolent drug offenders a chance to avoid jail and get professional help. >> i think people have long recognized that in the criminal justice system, there's a large segment of individuals who find themselves by default in jails that really belong more appropriately in psychiatric treatment or in psychiatric hospitals. >> mccarthy launched montgomery's health court last year. defendants in the program work toward finding stable housing, employment, and maintaining their medication. >>> we've got some changes weather-wise coming in. you're going to have to put some fertilizer on that thing, man, to make it work better. >> you have to catch up to adam. >> i almost want to shave it off. it has not worked, i've done this three times now, it hasn't worked any of those times. >> what's socks. >> i'm not wearing his socks. all eyes are on nate, stip a tropical storm. winds now at 70

in extreme cases an overdose can actually be fatal well the pain killers main component is called fenton ill and it's up to one hundred times stronger than morphine not only that but it's also ten times deadlier than heroin according to new hampshire police forensic lab just three milligrams in fact is enough for elisa a lethal dose of until new used properly it's undoubtedly relief pain for many cancer patients but one former company employee decided to blow the whistle after it was being given to people who don't need any there was something going on there i started doing some research i realized that i wasn't there to help people that i was actually hurting people medical workers have leaked similar instances incidences of drugs being illegally distributed in the past however it is rare that those implicated are at the very top of major drug companies john kapoor's lawyer however says his client vigorously denies any involvement before the white house spokes person believes that such abuse is widespread in the industry. this is vast it is a vast conspiracy in each company the same as

nationwide crisis in the us right now in fact the main components of the synthetic painkiller is called fenton il it's a to prescribe to patients in severe pain was really bad cancer it's one hundred times stronger the morphine is really strong stuff this there is of course there was serious risk of an overdose when taking something this strong cases of the drug reportedly being misplaced misprints croyde been given to norman cancer patients was brought to light by one of compos former employees as well and knew there was something going on there i started doing some research i realized that i wasn't there to help people that i was actually hurting people. medical work because of leaked similar schemes of distributing illegal drugs in the past but it's really those implicit implicated go right to the very top of the major drug companies couple his lawyer who have a said that his client vigorously denies any involvement this is vast it is a vast conspiracy in each company the same as it tobacco lobby did for so many years and got away with it it's not a matter of regulations it's a matter of an

at the moment the main components of these synthetic painkillers called fenton il it is only supposed to be prescribed to patients in severe pain from cancer and is one hundred times stronger than morphine were cases of the drug reportedly being misplaced drives and given to non cancer patients were brought to light by one of kapoor's former employees. if there was something going on there i started doing some research i realized that i wasn't there to help people that i was actually hurting people medical workers have leaked similar schemes of distributing illegal drugs in the past however it's rare that those implicated go right to the top the very top of major drug companies the pools lawyer however says his client denies any involvement but former white house spokesperson bob wiener believes that such abuse is widespread practice in the industry. this is vast it is a vast conspiracy in each company the same as the tobacco lobby did for so many years and got away with it it's not a matter of regulations it's a matter of and force mint and the lack of will for enforcement they have

extreme cases it can and overdose can lead to being fatal or the pain killers main component is called fenton il and it's up to one hundred times stronger than morphine not only that it's also ten times deadlier than heroin according to the new hampshire police forensic lab and also just three milligrams is enough for a lethal dose used properly it is undoubtedly good for relieving pain for many cancer patients however one former company employee decided to blow the whistle after it was given to people who didn't need any there was something going on there started doing some research i realized that i wasn't there to help people that i was actually hurting people in medical workers of league similar stories in the past but it is rare that those implicated are at the very top of major drug companies jungle pause lawyer however says his client vigorously denies any involvement white house spokes person believes that such abuse is widespread in the industry. this is vast it is a vast conspiracy in each company the same as a tobacco lobby did for so many years and got away with it it's not a matt

public health crisis opioid addiction now made more deadly by an influx of illicitly manufactured fenton oh and similar drugs drug overdoses are now the leading cause of death among americans under fifty so i think this ties in well what you were saying earlier about the soviet union was the soviet union collapsed once the economic system in which people lived disappeared overnight i think stephen f. cohen professor of russian history at n.y.u. in princeton said just. when it just disappears the state disappears the economic system disappears. we saw a massive increase in mortality rates due to alcoholism here we see a similar situation the similar sort of spike and if you look at the chart that hopefully is up on screen you see that's a huge mortality incident well francis fukuyama said when the berlin wall came down this is the end of history and what he didn't count on was massive alcohol poisoning in russia and the soviet union almost like that entire generation in america it's the wall that was the glass steagall that was separating the spec of activity from the banking activities o

substance is not going to stop it it's happening on the streets it's happening with very highly potent fenton know and heroin that are being imported as certainly we're looking at an opium war essentially taking place similar to what happened with china in the nineteenth century talking about two hundred thousand plus american deaths as a result of these various drugs and drug abuse and so what use what would you suggest what would be your. resolution to this issue. i think we need to focus on the main source of the fifth talent east which is illegal heroin and sentinel find out where it's coming from and at what level is government corruption contributing to or allowing or enabling this practice to go on i mean have to keep in mind though that course is much it's really dangerous to arrest a drug dealer the police was likely to get shot and the courts are likely to let the perpetrator go it's much easier to kick down the door of a doctor's office and point point guns at his trembling patients than it is to go after the drug dealers but that's where the fatalities coming from is from the tran

justice department has indicted two men who it says are responsible for importing the dangerous drug fenton now into the united states part of a wide operation to combat an opioid abuse crisis in the country is gabriel reports from. it's easy to find fentanyl drugs in america highly addictive they are killing thousands of people every year and now the u.s. government says they know where most of it is coming from but we believe that most if not all fennel that's distributed here in the u.s. and in canada originates in china either manufacture there or manufactured with precursor chemicals that come from china the men behind the operation are legibly to chinese nationals shall being yen and yon john the u.s. says they ran at least two chemical plants in china which produced tons of that in all and other opiate substances they are said to have used the internet to contact buyers and hard to trace bitcoins to sell the goods to those in the u.s. and canada we have no extradition treaty with china but we are optimistic and hopeful that the chinese will take appropriate action to make sure that t

the department of justice has charged two men with selling several tons of fenton all other narcotics in the united states this is the latest development as authorities seek to combat the opioid crisis or to use treated as chavez takes a look at the recent surge in overdoses in new york city. well you said that mill is especially prominent in staten island and in the south bronx but it is crippling communities all throughout new york because of the dramatic spike in overdose deaths in recent years it's everywhere it's it's all we were that heroin is open there opiate addicts all over new york the suburbs and really all of the united states it's not an urban problem anymore it's it's everywhere so we're never opiate addicts or we see it's a synthetic painkiller originally used to help dying cancer patients which can be fifty to one hundred times more powerful than heroin and the drug is tweeting new york city streets special agent james hunt who is in charge of the new york division says the drug is driving a surge in overdose deaths just last month his agency along with the n.y.p.d. a

claudia fragapanny scored well on the floor, while georgia—mae fenton performed well on uneven bars.e on the bbc sport website. i will be back with more in the next hour. thank you. let's return to our main story. theresa may has struggled to deliver her keynote speech to delegates at the conservative party conference in manchester. the prime minister suffered coughing fits throughout her address which was also interrupted by a well—known prankster — who handed her a piece of paper marked p45. while our opponents flirt with the foreign policy of neutrality and prepare for a run on the ground. some people say we have spent too much time talking aboutjeremy corbyn's past. you may not have heard me say that, so some people say we have spent too much time talking about jeremy corbyn's say we have spent too much time talking aboutjeremy corbyn's past. cheering and applause out! out! shall we... 7 cheering and applause cheering and applause i was about to talk about somebody i would like to give a p 45 to, and thatis would like to give a p 45 to, and that is jeremy would like to give a p 4

the department of justice has charged two men with selling several tons of fenton all other nor contacts in the united states this is the latest development as authorities seek to combat the opioid crisis or to use trinity chavez takes a look at the recent surge in overdoses in new york city. the usef at nellis especially prominent in staten island and in the south bronx but it is crippling communities all throughout new york because of the dramatic spike in overdose deaths in recent years it's everywhere it's we were that heroin is open there are opiate addicts all over new york the suburbs and really all of the united states it's not an urban problem anymore it's it's everywhere so we're opiate addicts or we see it's a synthetic painkiller originally used to help dying cancer patients which can be fifty to one hundred times more powerful than heroin and the drug is tweeting new york city streets special agent james hunt who is in charge of the new york division says the drug is driving a surge in overdose deaths just last month his agency along with the n.y.p.d. announced that as a res

. >> lou: tom fenton and his head investigator chris farrell on the broadcast. 30 pages that the justicetment denied it possess would for about a year now. and suddenly they found them there at justice and all pertain remember that secret meeting between the former attorney general loretta lynch and former president bill clinton and now they are given, the justice department, they have another 60 days in which to review those 30 pages to see if they turn it on over to judicial watch f. not for judicial watch, the public would not know half. >> the behavior is obstruction of justice and a bunch of people should be charged and the only thing is going to happen is the president has to make it happen. >> lou:. one of the other things is the paper, final papers of the national archives that be kept secret since the assassination of a president. he has until october 26th. a week from now. >> he needs to release them. and the fact that they are kept this long, is just beyond. >> lou: it is unamerican. >> we are an open society and we need to know what happened to the assassinationful our presid

here to take that up the senate intelligence committee's expedition and witch hunt with us now, tom fentonal watch. great to have you here. i have to say, watching warner and burr is, it is so painful, because they think they're fooling someone when they're carrying out a political action, not one of oversight of the intelligence community which is their primary charge as the intelligence community is struggling to defend whatever assets we have left in cyber space. >> i don't blame the democrats for taking advantage of the opportunity to lead the investigation to the senate republicans that's going on here and the leadership of burr, and the majority leader mcconnell need to take responsibility for an investigation that is essentially targeting trump in a political way. there's no legitimate public interest at this point given all of the information that we know is out there and not out there, and frankly i have to wonder whether they're republicans on both sides of the hill, both on the house and the senate that are happy having investigations go on because they don't want trump to be pr

wayne f fenton award. as the state's attorney, he launched the mental health co people in jail or prison, is not always the best treatment. the court allows non-violent drug offenders to get some professional help. >> i think people have long recognized that in the criminal justice system, there is a large segment of individuals who find themselves by default in jails that really belong, more appropriately, in psychiatric treatment or psychiatric hospitals. >> mccarthy launched the country's mental health court last year. >>> today, get those taste buds ready. ready to sample and fill the belly. d.c. has a lot to offer. you're looking at what was the taste of d.c. last year. 2015. used to happen along pennsylvania avenue. this year, they moved to rfk stadium. organizers telling our news partner that the venue actually allows for more parking. it's also metro assessable and there will be more than 65 restaurants offering up their best dishes if you can't make it out to rfk, we know bethesda is having the ta

addicted people can no longer afford these pills they turn to cheaper opioid drugs like heroin and fenton now synthetic o.b.i. opioids are primarily sourced illegally from china and mexico significant increases in overall overdose death rates were primarily seen in the poorer regions in the eastern part of the united states the death tolls occur in the four states west virginia kentucky ohio and even as far north there as the hampshire will be following america's steps to rein in this crisis. well finally it's something a lot of people wish they could do skip school grab mom's car hit the highway but a ten year old's jaunt ohio well that ended with a run in with the law after an hour long chase at speeds of up to one hundred miles an hour he was pulled unharmed from the driver's window only to kick out the officers and. this is the news live from berlin we're back after a short break. kickoff like we take football personally. are you in. europe's first african soccer coach sunday only say it is a former blunders league a star who's now coaching a ducks second division club. but how come h

various types of pain killers some of them natural like morphine and others that are synthetic like fenton ill and what's killing people today in the streets of the united states is not the heroin not the prescription opioids but in fact the fence and all that's being used to adulterate heroin on the streets offensive know is anywhere from fifty to one hundred times more powerful than. morphine and substitutes a synthetic opioids like car famille which is an analog offense and can be up to ten thousand times more powerful than morphine so this is being cut into the heroin supply to stretch profits and that's what's killing people today and must train where is where is the sentinel coming from and how has this problem got so bad. well first of all is largely produced in china but it's also being smuggled through the postal system across the border it's very very compact so you don't need much at all and for things like car fentanyl which is basically elephant large animal tranquilizer that is very microscopic in amount so you don't need to smuggle much it's very easy to bring into this coun

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implementing recovery problems, which you'll hear more about from fema regional administrator bob fenton. looking at what's needed for the long haul, already working on the recovery strategy and implementing the strategy moving forward in the coming days. this is not a situation where we're going to 2008 for all of the fire to be out before we begin the recovery process. the recovery process will begin and it already has begun in the -- in getting ready to roll in to the communities that have been impacted where we can. currently, there is an extensive effort going on doing damage assessment and getting a good situational awareness of what we need to do and the areas we need to get into first. our focus includes individuals, businesses, ngos, nongovernmental organizations, tribal community groups and everyone else hit by these awful fires. again, i have to repeat this because i really want to underscore it. we need to tell all of those who are in this right now that we know you are hurting and that we're not out of the fire fight and we're doing everything to continue to protect you and

claudia fragapane scored well on the floor, while georgia—mae fenton performed well on uneven bars.more now about the prime minister's new pledge on housing that she laid out in her conference speech in manchester this morning. she's announced a plan for a major programme of council house building. with me isjon sparkes the chief executive of the homeless charity, crisis. what did you make of that promise? an undertaking to build more houses for the most vulnerable people in society is clearly welcome. it is not a moment too soon. there are currently 160,000 households experiencing the most acute forms of homelessness in this country. she said for those in need, help is on its way. do you believe her?” said for those in need, help is on its way. do you believe her? i hope so. it is crucial that they are social rented houses and that they are available to those who really need them. she said they would be built where they are most needed. we we re built where they are most needed. we were talking to the chief executive from shelter earlier, who said this is £2 billion, but we probabl

claudia fragapane scored well on the floor, while georgia—mae fenton performed well on uneven bars.a may's speech at the conservative party conference in manchester. the prime minister apologised for the pa rty‘s performance in the general election, saying the conservatives had not got the victory they wanted. throughout her speech theresa may was forced to pause — due to a sore throat. she clears throat so... excuse me we will never hesitate to act where businesses are not operating as they should. let this party celebrate the wealth creators, the risk—ta ke rs, the innovators and entrepreneurs. applause she clears throat cheering and applause thank you. she clears throat applause i hope you noticed that, the chancellor giving something away free. theresa may has also tweeted pictures of struggles and other thread medication is next to her prime ministerial box. we've been getting reaction from delegates following theresa may's speech to see whether she had their support. she was very good. she got back to some basic values of conservatism, appealing to the masses. we have to knuck

public health crisis opioid addiction now made more deadly by an influx of illicitly manufactured fenton oh and similar drugs drug overdoses are now the leading cause of death among americans under fifty so i think this ties in well what you were saying earlier about the soviet union was the soviet union collapse once the economic system in which people lived disappeared overnight i think stephen f. cohen professor of russian history at n.y.u. in princeton said just. when it just disappears the state disappears the economic system disappears. we saw a massive increase in mortality rates due to alcoholism here we see a similar situation the similar sort of spike in deaths if you look at the chart that hopefully is up on screen you see that's a huge mortality incident well francis fukuyama said when the berlin wall came down this is the end of history and what he didn't count on was massive alcohol poisoning in russia and soviet union that almost wiped out a tire generation in america its stone wall that was the glass steagall that was separating the speck of activity from the banking acti

addicted by prescription drugs we will have fewer people becoming addicted to heroin and dying from fenton now. we had big success prosecuting a number of physicians and professionals -- for improperly prescribing drugs. we have a new system that you ,an identify what outlets doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, who have a disproportionate number of prescription drugs agencies and those doctors. you can convince -- use that to identify problematic areas. we are going to be calling on physicians in america. be careful about what they are prescribing. people tell me they are being prescribed more pills than they needed. the more you give someone the more likely they are to be addicted. research shows that. the president cares about it deeply. we are going to give it a huge emphasis in the years to come because it deserves it. grassley: you ordered recommendations be delivered by july 27. no recommendations have been made public today. i assume they would be made public. have those recommendations been made to you? a.g. sessions: i don't believe we have made that public. we will review the situati