feds seize nearly $7 million in meth, methamphetamine, at the texas border. that's a story about the seizure of methamphetamine at two international border bridges in south texas in one week. the customs and border protections, c.b.p., that was assigned to the world trade center international bridge in laredo, this article reports how drug d caught the two traffickers, 200 pounds of crystal meth in one vehicle. nd that was december 22, 2016. the border know that security under this administration has become just lmost nonexistent. we had an article from january 12 today, from mmbing a crmbing k allen, -- from mack allen from fox news, that cartels, smugglers, exploit border wall fears ahead of trump presidency. so, apparently they're using this time before president trump is sworn in next week to scare come now, bring your drugs now, come illegally now to the u.s., before trump becomes president. i guess it's about akin to iran after holding american hostages for over a year, under commander in chief jimmy carter, became so ared of a tough, independent-minded

we have them for different types, heroin, methamphetamines, marijuana. if it's positive it's going to turn bright yellow. it's not turning any colors. that means it's negative. it's not heroin. >> number one is information gathering. we read mail. we talk to the inmates. we talk to staff. listen to phone calls. they talk about it on the telephones and in the mail and they'll schedule a date which they come to visit. so we wait for them, when they come in, serve them the search warrant. >> most of the time females bringing in drugs, so myself and my partner perform unclothed body search and usually recover the drugs. when we get it it's usually like this. in a balloon, packaged up in bundles, sometime large like this, sometimes they're in small ones. they may mix it up in a package of peanut m & ms so it looks like he's just eating peanut m&ms and he's really swallowing dope. >> it gets smaller every year, which shows we're doing a really good job over here. >> most of the drugs getting into corcoran arrive through visitation. but for inmates like de moor

methamphetamine, we're seeing more of that recently. that seems to be on the uptick. you know, designer drugs, synthetic drugs and also particularly as adolescents and young adults, the benzodiazepines. it goes through patterns, where one substance is, you know, sort of makes a surge and backs up on something else. unfortunately, i don't see, the heroin epidemic doesn't seem to be slowing down, and that gets a lot of attention, and it should. because the overdose rate is more addicted than there have been in the past, and more dangerous synthetic-type drugs. mark, you're an alumni. >> i am. i went to karen kicking and screaming almost 15 years ago, and it was the biggest blessing i've ever had in my life. i was as psychologically and spiritually and physically devastated as you can be. and i went there as the result of a family intervention. and went there, and the big barrier for me to getting treatment was that i was going to be labeled an alcoholic, and, you know, i would be labeled as having gone to rehab. those were, for me, big barriers, but once i got there, th

. >> joe duke said his addiction to methamphetamine led to a life of crime and time in prison but as amber lee shows us duke said he is on the road to redeeming himself which includes an apology totman he robbed. >> this place has different meaning for met. has turmoil u anger, shame, guilt, it also has peace, happiness. >> reporter: this gas station along bailey road in bay point holds conflicting emotions for joe duke. this is where he robbed the owner of a flower stand at gun point three years ago. he said he was looking for money to feed his meth habit at the time. last month he was lue on gas while driving on highway 4. he pulled up to this same gas station and saw the man he robbed. >> i looked and there he is. immediately i knew its him. i was like this is the guy. >> reporter: the guy is mike the flower stand own wore sets up shop at the gas station from time to time. duke approached him. >> reaching out . >>> truck eye. carson. they have already said take precautions now. >> i was up between christmas and new year. the rivers up there are already pretty wide and flowing pret

the correspond north determined she died from high levels of methamphetamine and codine but the family blames the police and they are have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the berkeley police department and the city of berkeley. >>> the golden state warriors, the oakland a's and the raiders have teamed up to help the victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire. last night at the game the teams present aid 750,000- dollar check to the american red cross and the city of oakland to help those that were affected by last month's deadly fire. the money includes donations for more than 3,000 people who gave to a crowd funding campaign launched by the teams after last month's fire where 36 people were killed. >>> the bay area continues to recover from this week's big storm that caused problems all across the area. one road is still closed where the road collapsed. the pavement gave way where the road crosses the creek leaving a gap of about 30 feet deep. thousands of drivers use the road on a daily basis and detours now in place but at this point there is no word on when the road will be re

i've been involved in the forensic field in new hampshire and look at the crack epidemics and methamphetamine. we've never had deaths associated with it like we do now. >> reporter: the number two ranking ai official at dea says he's never seen anything like it. >> if anything can be likened to a weapon of mass destruction, what it does to a community, it's fentanyl. >> reporter: the synthetic opioid cheaper and easier to produce than heroin, a gold mine for the cartels. >> when you're seeing is sophisticated criminal organizations. they understand the addiction issue is present here. they are doing everything they can to control the market. >> yet another case of mexican cartels influencing what's happening here stateside? >> absolutely. i mean, i think people on the west coast and silicon valley working on the new iphone, i think the cartels are working on the next product they'll market to the addiction base in the united states. i got to tell you, across the country, they don't care who dies. >> reporter: it's now being distributed throughout the country, coming not just from mexico but a

authorities say kerry morgan was high on methamphetamines at the time of the crash in november of 2014. they say she drove on to the eastbound deck against traffic causing several cars to crash. this is a view of the backup from chopper 5. today morgan was found guilty of driving under the influence and hit-and- run. >>> the second time this week, a driver has swerved off niles canyon road and plunged into the alameda creek! deputies say the 27-year-old driver fell asleep at the wheel before his car veered into the creek this morning. chopper 5 locate the vehicle submerged in the rushing water. this time the driver escaped through the windshield hospitalized with minor injuries. this follows another crash last saturday in the same area. crews are still looking for the body of 18-year-old jayda jenkins. her car careened into the creek during a rainstorm. >>> new at 5:00 a 4-year degree from uc campus will now cost you more than $50,000. the board of regents voted 16-4 today to raise tuition for the first time in seven years. in-state students will now pay $12,630 a year. about 2.5% hike

>> even hitler they say was on methamphetamines.gives you extremer i extremee necessitneroses. >> do you think they were just trying to get attention. >> i want to congratulate your enterprise and counsel of you and your team getting to the scene of this atrocity. i said it before, i think you are the best young talent to come our way in the last decade. i think the proof is in the pudding right here. it's -- i spent my entire adult life sticking up for the developmentally disabled. emotionally, intellectually, physically challenged. to see a crime take lace like this where the most helpless of victims is after anded in this way, it's nightmare i shal,, itn every regard. the dust-up situation, it exaggerates your proclivities. what you would do is exaggerated and exponentially. that still reveals your inner soul. i in no way forgive these teenagers because they were on of what drug they were on for the crime they committed. there is a hideous intent that is so apparent. this town is on racial tenter hooks. jess require' the drug tra

>> even hitler they say was on methamphetamines.ves you extremer i extremee necessitneroses. >> do you think they were just trying to get attention. >> i want to congratulate your enterprise and counsel of you and your team getting to the scene of this atrocity. i said it before, i think you are the best young talent to come our way in the last decade. i think the proof is in the pudding right here. it's -- i spent my entire adult life sticking up for the developmentally disabled. emotionally, intellectually, physically challenged. to see a crime take lace like this where the most helpless of victims is after anded in this way, it's nightmare i shal,, itn every regard. the dust-up situation, it exaggerates your proclivities. what you would do is exaggerated and exponentially. that still reveals your inner soul. i in no way forgive these teenagers because they were on of what drug they were on for the crime they committed. there is a hideous intent that is so apparent. this town is on racial tenter hooks. jess require' the drug traff

the coroner determined she died from high levels of methamphetamine and codeine.rs of her family say they believe the police officers involved in the arrest are to blame. they have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the berkley police department and city. >>> public pressure forces the warriors to call off their consulting deal. the warriors hired him as a security consul stant. when word of the deal got out the team was heavily criticized by fans questioning him as chief. the warriors hired him to anal size security for the new arena in san francisco. the public criticism caused them the announce they mutually agreed to depart ways. >>> a homicide in east san jose this morning, we some video we're showing you here and officers received a call. they came here to the scene and they pound if man shot at least once. he was pronounced dead at the scene. this is right around the corner from sanders elementary school. we're told that it is not impacting the school at all. they only have this area of a neighborhood blocked off. it's also around the corner from boeing

. >> crack and methamphetamine stuff shouldn't happen. the marijuana pardons i thought -- >> crack dealers destroy communities. the only way crack dealing ended was when the community turned on them because they couldn't stop. nobody could do anything. the communities had to sheen these people out of their communities and get them out of there. i understand we've had a huge decline in crime overall over the last three or four decades. that leads to a false sense of security. you know what, 30, 40 years old. what are they going to do? get them out now. >> those aren't proper criteria. >> to anyone who is thinking about leaking state secrets, when you know. not just a couple documents. locations, names, hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables and you get commuted. >> you get out of jail. basically free. >> there's a bigger question here and i don't know if it's ever going to get answered. why did obama do this? >> hopefully we will get answers but we will stay on the story. >> disses a -- this is a romantic, heroic figure. a romantic, he

officer and person on the street before getting into the club and continuing to shoot as many methamphetamine as possible. rake spoke as he was loaded into ambulance. take a listen. >> shot in the [ bleep ] leg, man. crazy people came shooting everything. i saw one person shooting. >> rake is originally frliving . when it happened is popular in turkey for tourist. >> pope francis offered prayers to victims of the nightclub attack. denounced the killings in what he called a night of good wishes and hope. catholic church declared january 1 to be world day of peace. >>> cell phone video captures the moment just after two planes collided in north texas over the week. three people killed in that crash. see a large fire and plume of smoke after one of the planes landed instead a storage unit. the other plane crashed on to the street. faa confirmed both planes were flying under flight rules and not communicating with air traffic control when the vision happened. >>> 6:36. philadelphia, police tell us they are still looking for the man who abducted and raped a delivery driver. the woman was making de

>> during the few months the pair dated clapsy says he often used drugs, including methamphetamines. then one day clapsy says he discovered two movie tickets in the back pocket of mary alice's jeans. >> usually, you don't go to the movie by yourself with two ticket stubs, so i got a little suspicious. sometimes i'm not as smart as i think i am. i found out during this yelling and screaming match that she was actually married. she was separated. she had been separated for a couple of years. but legally she was married to some guy. >> clapsy says he went into a drug-fueled fit of rage. >> i said some horrific things. i mean, i threatened everybody in her family tree, and this husband and anybody else. i mean, and her dog, too. i mean, just it was, you know, if you tell anybody i'll -- >> clapsy kicked mary alice out of his house, and over the next couple days he continued to obsess over the situation. he says he went on a meth and cocaine binge. then devised a plan. >> i wasn't going to let her get away with this. i mean, just it was -- today was the day of reckoning. i convinced my ro

>> i've experimented with methamphetamine, cocaine, marijuana. >> not a member of any gangs?> oh, no, no, no, no. >> you've taken fiber-optic classes, a copper-based class, intro to telecommunications. you've done quite a bit. what kind of work history do you have? i know you have prior military service. what kind of other work do you have? >> i've worked in the telecommunications field as a cable puller and installer. i worked in cabinet and door shops. carpentry. pretty much anything that's labor-intensive, i've done. i use heavy equipment. >> my recommendation is that you continue classes when you get out. i imagine you want to get a degree. >> yes. >> that's my recommendation for you. >> your last job, how long did you have it? >> seven months. >> why was that? >> because i got arrested. >> this is your first term in new mexico? >> yes. and my last. >> basic conditions of parole, no drugs, no weapons, no alcohol. no liquor establishments. are you familiar with what your requirements are as a sex offender? >> pretty much. as far as the registration, where i can live. how c

prosecutors say morgan was high on methamphetamine, was driving without a license. >>> now to the series of storms that pounded the bay area and delivered a devastating blow to one community. three homes in la honda are now red tagged because of a landslide. a fourth was threatened. the damage appears to be getting worse. >> reporter: families living in the coastal town of la honda call it a slice of heaven. but now the once picturesque scenic drive looks like a bomb went off. the buckling forcing fans like the worthingtons, to evacuate. >> it's really hard. my parents own the home, they just lost everything. so that was their retirement. >> reporter: this is what is left of robbie's childhood home. the moving earth, he estimates shifting 10 feet, destroying the home's poundation, leaving broken glass, and cracks in the sheetrock. >> there's nothing you can do. this is mother nature, and we tried our hardest to protect the house. >> reporter: he now estimates parts of the road dropped as much as 15 feet. residents say a previous water leak saturated the ground. this month's storms caused

. >> this is a bag of methamphetamine. this is a glass pipe. this is a lexus suv.ll connected to this man. >> where you in a situation? >> my son's mother is in-house, my cell phone last night's perspective never know what you may come across when you ride with the santa clara county. >> number two. >> there was a red light? but there's no op sign to stop in retrospect had just talked to some of the drivers caught in the police department crackdown a red light running. >> it's part of the mission zero 2020 campaign. based on conversations, it will be an uphill battle. >>> and number one. >> this is a priority re- examination for drivers license. >> i'm 73 years old. i was in my peripheral vision psycho to an eye doctor every year. get the peripheral test to see if it's checking. >> to think you still be driving if you can't see. >> have to be very careful to turn my head like this. >> seated see the pedestrian? >> i didn't. i am sorry. >> there you have it. the top 10 for 2016. i can't wait to see 2017 will be like. thanks for watching. >>> a new year means to tax.

and i was into methamphetamine pretty heavy at the time. and one thing led to another.nd here i sit. >> at the time we met him, wrinkles' appeals were nearly exhausted. >> i don't deal in hope. when you're on death row, you don't deal in hope. if you dwell on it, you end up either hanging yourself or going crazy. so i don't do that. i keep a normal routine. i exercise. i read. i write. i watch a little bit of tv. i do some other things. that's what the day is in here. the same, you know, pretty well day after day, boredom and monotony. but, you know, some kind of a schedule is what keeps you focused and motivated to go on, so that's what you do. >> welcome to isp, meditation section. >> darren bailey, an inmate with a violent past, is hoping to find focus and motivation through meditation. >> now, this is a meditation called releasing of the mind. >> bailey was recently transferred from the prison's intensive detention unit to the residential treatment unit because the psychological staff believe he is an inmate determined to change his disruptive behavior. >> we all ne

by the way, more than 8,000 pounds of methamphetamine were confiscated at the border, but most, againgot through. so if you object to a wall, designed to prevent drugs from being smuggled in here, what is your rationale? now on to the sanctuary cities. it's clear president trump is not ready to deport illegal aliens who do not commit crimes in the usa. said that again yesterday. it is the criminal aliens that are being targeted by homeland security. left-wing politicians know that, but lie about it. >> new york city has half a million undocumented people.k we want them to come forward and work with the police if they see a crime, if they are a victim of crime. if they believe by talking to a police officer they will get deported and be torn apart from their family, they are not going to work with police. >> bill: that's not the issue. f mayor de blasio, an uber-leftist, completely avoids the criminal alien subject always trying to deflect the always trying to deflect the house painters and chamber maids. so dishonest. in chicago, where the mayor cannot control gang violence, he remain

my third time, which is now, i got caught with 23 pounds of methamphetamine and was facing life with three strikes. so i ended up getting 15 years. been locked up ever since may 22 of '95. >> we'll let sanders speak a little bit about himself, what happened to him, how he ended up in prison, the choices that he made. because, really, it's all about the choices. >> for me, it was a hard, bumpy road. i was involved in gangs, and then i started to see the light as i got older. >> they was coming around and asking people do they want to go talk to the kids at the school and stuff. next thing i know, they said, i was the only one that was going to this program. >> right now, i'm leaving the prison. it feels wonderful going to talk to the kids. going to try to educate them and let them know to make the right choices in life. it seems like we have a locked gate right here. i'm familiar with those. oh, yeah, this is going to be fun. school -- to be back in school again. fresh air. fresh air. >> it will probably be in the front there. >> yeah. in the front there. >> coming in the side. >> goo

billions and billions of dollars, tons and tons of cocaine, methamphetamines, heroin, a devastating drug that's an epidemic in our country now. the case against him is very strong. unwritten rule in the justice department that you don't -- not like when you're in high school and two other people told you what somebody did. the charges against these guys, electronic surveillance, computer records and the odds of him getting convicted are overwhelming the and the minimum sentence is life. >> what do you think about the timing? el chapo arriving in the u.s. on the eve of the inauguration of donald trump. is it just a coincidence here? do you think there's this -- what donald trump is saying today, that there's a warming of relations with the mexican president and himself? which is it? >> i love the way people spin stuff. look, you know, the cynic in me says it's not. when i was a federal prosecutor and handled extraditions we had to deal with the united states state department. there's a very, very big political aspect about this. to think that somehow politics don't play a role in it, i th

sanctions, they have no concept of anyone but china, yet, they hacked, they flooded the world with methamphetamine cost a lot of mischief, even though they are a pariah. why would it work with russia? >> because the theory is that they need to understand that we are simply not going to sit back and allow this to happen. unfortunately, they are experienced -- their experience over the past years is that will happen. we don't see either evidence or commentary from the administration on what they have done and response, not only to earlier examples of russian hacking, but china stacking tens of millions of personal records from the u.s. government. indeed, what was leaked out of the administration was a long list of reasons why they can't make up their mind what to do. i think what you fed what happens in cyberspace with the overall obama worldview in foreign policy, it's an approach that very much limits the assertion of american interest. it constantly ties us down in ways that others take advantage of. i don't see cyber as being different from a range of other international threats that we face an

. >> i've been involved here for 27 years and i look through the crack epidemics and the methamphetamine. we've never had deaths associated with it like we do now. >> reporter: the opioid is cheaper to produce than heroin, a gold mine for the cartels. authorities are now trying to target the sellers believed to be the merchants of death. 5:00 a.m. and the dea is teamed up with local police to take down the suspected dealer. >> that's the dealer with his hands up. >> the suspect is apprehended. next agents search his house. >> the search is underway but they believe they've found what is some product? >> what we have here is this is a finger of suspected fentanyl with maybe some heroin, but definitely fentanyl with some cut and this is some broken up fentanyl, you can tell. >> reporter: across the country the arrests are just one weapon on the war on drugs. >> how much heroin did you use? >> some police have showed parents passed out in their cars, the toddler strapped in their car seats. fire houses have become places of refuge for users. it's a so-called safe station where there's no ri

steve: pointing the spotlight on mental methamphetamine a bipartisan issue, one that congressman timn he and his colleagues helped pass a new reform law. but are democrats playing politics by watering it down? let's ask the sponsor of the healthy families in mental health crisis act congressman murphy of pennsylvania. congressman, thank you very much for joining us. first let's talk a little bit about this man, esteban santiago. i mean, the fbi's got a lot of explaining to do because he -- you know, he talked to the fbi, he said i've got voices in my head, they're telling me that the government wants me to watch these isis videos, you know, and they gave him the gun back after holding it for a couple of weeks and that's the one he used to kill those people down in florida. >> that's right. look at the pieces here. the fbi and other law enforcement on agencies, they look upon and say, well, they don't see the isis risk but that doesn't mean there was no risk. and the mental health community may say, well, we don't see a particular risk because we don't see it meets the eminent danger

ainsley: our next guest nearly lost his life until he ate his way back to methamphetamine.ht here. god's love. we deliver cookbook. steve: chef is here right now with his incredible story and to share one of the recipes that nurtured him back to health. and the recipe is trout. >> yep. steve: but you had rheumatoid arthritis to the point that it was doing what to you? >> well, i mean, it's a really debilitating disease and then food help me get my life back on track. ainsley: how much weight did you lose? >> about 65 pounds. ainsley: how did you do it? >> diet. i was able to thank you very much get that butter going. i was able to move around and be more active. ainsley: but you still use butter. >> butter's really good for you. steve: what about bacon. >> bacon in modulation is also not so bad. steve: good because that's what we have. >> well, the great thing about this cookbook is it really speaks to what i believe in is that food is medicine and food is love. and what do we with god's love is we deliver over 1.6 million meals a year to new yorkers and people in the area

cocaine, con spir toy to launder proceeds, use of firearms and accounts involved heroine and methamphetamineibution. >> he'll be because he'll be denied to access to cell phones and other means that frankly he was able to obtain with relative ease. >> his departure came as a surprise to his lawyers. mexico had been reluctant to allow his extradition but the country came under pressure to do so after his second escape in 2015 slipping through a hole in a shower stall to a mile-long underground tunnel. >> the president was very much humiliated on a global scale by that escape, so ultimately he decide it was worth sending him to the united states to face justice. >> reporter: now, besides new york, he faces charges in san diego, chicago, and miami. as for his next kourtd appearance, we'll learn that sometime today. gayle? >> got it, demarco. ing that you very much. the trump family a major adjustment. ahead, the president-elect's son eric talks about his father's >>> key members of president-elect trump's national security team could be confirmed today. >>> ahead, a look at the security challen

olympic committee ruled against usain bolt taking back his gold methamphetamine al, doping case involving of the relay teammate, says that runner tested positive for band substance during the 2008 beijing game, stripped the entire team of the win. you should have been read that one. >> how about ten guys under 102nd. bester. >> absolutely. we are back here at 4:00 a.m. there will be some traffic mayhem tomorrow. bob kelly all over that, sue serio has your weather back here at 4:00. >>> from the fox 29 studios. this is "good day philadelphia". >>> good day everybody. philadelphia right now preparing for our president. donald trump coming to town to address the republican retreat. but before he even gets here the protests have already gun. security on high alert. and there is going to be a lot of road closures all be needing to know about. >> plus an inspirational, entire generation believes they could make it after all. >> ♪ who can turn the world down with her smile ♪ >> well, another legend we've lost, and it is a great one, actress mary tyler moore has died. this morning we take a look