government counter narcotics budget. 1.5%. and this is also key to our effectiveness, especially in our operation. 50% of the interactions will been possible without the contributions of our partners. they're sending supportive nations like colombia and even the corolla, not to mention canada, united kingdom and france and the netherlands, it is what makes this a success. and with human rights, ladies and gentlemen, the first and foremost in all of our relationships with these countries, there is a lot that we can do for them. with maintenance and training packages, as well as providing intelligence support. since we are unlikely to get any additional assets due to other global priorities, right now our partners are the only hope that we have of putting a dent in the drug low coming to the united states. so i emphasize that this is our fight and not their fight. it is destruction of to their countries and agree loss of life is what we are fighting. helping us make a big dent of the time. last year alone, 132 metric tons of coc

there are thousand of places where narcotics can be hidden within the units. they have found drugs in peanut butter, in mattresses, inmates are here, 24 hours a day. they have plenty of time to think where to hide stuff. >> this time, the dog doesn't discover any drugs among the inmates' possessions. but she does find a pack of imitation narcotics put there by her handler. >> canines are look small kids. they need positive reinforcement. i will plant a synthetic narcotic, she gets her reward. >> officers begin their search of the bunks, every item they find. illegal substances or weapons can result in inmates getting time in segregation or even new criminal charges. but anything altered from its original purpose is also considered contraband. and will be disposed of. even this inmate art created from food wrappers is considered contraband. >> they get very creative. these are all out of bags of chips. >> once the search is over, the inmates are ordered to lie down on their bunks for further instructions. >> if you've have contraband. it is in the trash. everyt

law enforcement and military partners to pursue narcotics traffickers. these successes, large as impressive as they are, paled in comparison to the drug transit threat in our hemisphere. while we're making progress, and i want to emphasize this, it cannot make up for gaps in the u.s. interdiction. let me repeat that. it cannot make up for gaps in the u.s. interdiction in the region. we know that the caribbean is experiencing an increase in drug flows with the majority of shipments occurring via maritime means. n twounl, cocaine traffic -- 2011 -- it increased to 9% by 2012 and 16% by the end of 2013. central america remains the priority. transfered to entral american territory. we also recognize that it will take many years to see fruits of our efforts in central america to the magnitude of threats we confront there. the partnerships between the , partner rtment nations, the u.s. coast guard constitute a proven and trusted mechanism that work every single day. it is also important to note that regional partnerships between nations are flourishing. that j

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the taliban since two thousand by the leader of russia council has been jointly training counter narcotics personnel from afghanistan pakistan and central asian countries as of october. roughly three thousand officers have been ready to fight the drug to treat emanating from afghanistan despite all this historic success. nato has temporarily banned in strategic ties with russia was choosing to align itself closer with ukraine. these kinds of throwing up all the walls. you reject the relationships that i'm not talking to you anymore that kind of gamesmanship. on the inner side of the inside he predicts earlier with within nato spokesman. we quickly find ways to back away from what has been said it's the silly hats and the most idiotic decision and statement that. while moscow remains in a time out to nato is expected to step up cooperation with ukraine's armed forces. it's the on the running to the two sizes promoting reforms. right on russia's doorstep. the main panel with an active cooperation with russia. and i'm as much of the qc that if you look at it you can look at the underlying rea

a concord police officer faces charges of stealing prescription drugs and elder abuse for taking narcotics from a senior complex. this 12 year veteran of the force is now facing five counts connected to allegations he entered the senior living facility to steal pain we have better news about police officers the oakland police department welcomed graduates from the large largest class independent history. you can hear how happy everybody is. the graduates survived a training course and will begin field training. >> you're going out to sea that speaks over what my kids call real cities. to homeless vets. >> oakland police department has 659 officers >> more to get to hear this friday night. coming up a peaceful protest. what is causing police to move in. >> and black boxes from flight 370 about to fall silent. >> plus a bullet ridden car is evidence of an attack that killed a news photographer in afghanistan. tonight what the taliban is saying and pictures that earned her many awards. >> abc7 news at 5:00 co >>> taliban is denying any involvement in a shooting that killed a award winning pho

. >> nypd, eight years in the narcotics division.certain times we were sent out on what we would call federal day. we went to bryant park and we locked up people for one joint and they went through the federal system to give the federal government dollars towards enforcing narcotics. it was ridiculous. people faced three to five years in prison, which put a taxing on our criminal justice system. it put a taxing on the jail system in the federal government as well as the state government to the point where the narcotics division, new york city police department did not enforce the narcotics laws as it related to marijuana. >> all right. doctor, the one person that hadn't spoken yet, dr. williams. >> one of the comments i wanted to make as a gateway drug, usually there is an underlying mood disorder. a lot of these adults using or or children or adolescents are self-medicating and learning how to cope, coping mechanisms. >> joann is right. >> yeah, exactly. we need more of that. >> sean -- >> the thing that is really setting pot apart

thought it was important to put this up as most of the complaints we get are related to somehow the narcotics activity in the neighborhood. i know people are concerned about this when possession offenses when we go to our cgc. these numbers really illustrate where we focus our attention. because you will see the next slide is very different. so, you will see that we have 78 arrest for arrest on fair -- paraphernalia. if someone has a crack pipe, we'll track that number for purposes of this grid. these are our numbers. these are for 6 months and july through december. moving our team from one sergeant to two officers to one sergeant and five officers made a huge difference in the number of cocaine base sales going on in the district. those guys went to work and made a big difference on the activity that was going on. traffic has been a big issue. it's always been a big issue for me. this is a glimpse into some of the things we saw in 2013. our one fatality is related to somebody on the street and struck in the early morning by a sunset scavenger vehicle. >> for our traffic enforcement, we beli

canada and so it affects the supply side of narcotics. >> officers also seized cocaine, meth, heroin and thousands of dollars in cash. >>> a county supervisor admitted today that he crossed boundaries. he testified he'd been drinking when he knocked on his neighbor's door in just his socks and boxer briefs in hopes of having sex with her. the 33-year-old answered yes to questions including whether he stuck his hand through his accusers window but denied looking into her house. she said she called 9-1-1 after hearing a scratching sound and where you feel link at the blinds? a.health officials are warning a about a spike of mules in the united states. centers for disease control says 129 people have contacted measles since january. that's the highest since 1996. here in california, almost 60 people infected. most of the infections decided people who decided not to get vaccinated or refused to immunize their children. >>> the food and drug administration plans to come out soon with new cigarettes for e-cigarettes. e. cigarette sellers say they worry the regulation wills hurt their busin

since two thousand and five the nato russia council has been jointly training counter-narcotics personnel from afghanistan pakistan and central asian countries as of october roughly three thousand officers have been ready to fight the drug trade emanating from afghanistan despite all this historic success nato has temporarily abandoned strategic ties with russia while choosing to align itself closer with ukraine these kinds of drawing up of walls. rejecting relationships i'm not talking to you any more that kind of gamesmanship we have to quickly. on the u.s. side on the nato side and i think you heard this earlier with with the nato spokesman we have to quickly find ways to back away from what has been said it's the silliest and the most idiotic decision and statement that could have been made while most go remains in a timeout nato is expected to step up cooperation with ukraine's armed forces by training officers joint exercises and promoting reforms right on russia's doorstep nato had always said that the cooperation with russia. a matter of security but if you look at it if you look

but the hospital continued to give him narcotics.o months, they released him with a massive cocktail of drugs including 12 tablets of the painkiller oxycodone. fatherust death, his greg has been trying to piece together what happened. >> could not believe the amount of medications that was being described to him. >> after he left the hospital, jeff to a nearby hospital. crux he picked up a sixpack of beer, checked into a room, had a couple of beers amid ascites hungry. he goes next door to a restaurant and orders up a plate of nachos and another beer. then becomes very groggy. >> the surveillance footage shows what happens next. jeff fumbles with the keys to his room, barely able to stand. fort andnlarges collapses. he lay on the floor for an hour until paramedics arrived will stop they tried to revive him, but it was too late. the state medical examiner concluded in addition to the two beers, he consumed eight oxycodone pills along with tranquilizers and muscle relaxants that he got from the v.a.. wagner has never watch the video. h

they went through the federal system to give the federal government dollars towards enforcing of narcoticsas ridiculous, people faced three to five years in prison which put a taxing on our criminal justice system. it put a taxing on the jail system in the federal government as well as the state government to the point where the narcotics division, the new york city police department did not enforce narcotics laws as they related to marijuana. >> dr. williams, the only person who has not spoken yet, from a medical standpoint. >> one of the comments i wanted to make was in regards to a gateway judge, usually there is an underlying mood disorder, anxiety, or insomnia, a lot of people using these drugs they're self-medicating. and i think they need coping mechanisms. >> she is right. >> the thing that is really setting pot apart from alcohol or cigarettes is the psychiatric aspects of this, anxiety, depression, paranoia. people get anxious, the brain damage issue is even superseded by the psychiatric problems. we're not talking about people trying it once. >> what cities do you have, though,

let me ask you about the narcotics strategy.that was, as you mention, at the request of many of us, including the resident commissioner from puerto rico. in this issue speaks to the two situations and a lot of those that speak to it, first the territory has less attention than the state. but most importantly in this case that we are shooting ourselves in the foot by allowing one border to be totally open. and not only to enter the territory but to make it to the mainland. so it is setting this one up and i want to hear your thoughts on how that works. it not only helps those from having the drugs come into this area, but then it helps his estates with drugs coming into the state. >> really our ability to interdict drugs is really core to the strategy as we have indicated. so the more drugs that we can intercept on the left that we have come into our local communities. so clearly having the strategy that supports the work that we are trying to do domestically is particularly important. and we have made progress in terms of the de

we use more than 99% of the world's opioid narcotics here in this country. the risks with this, which are the risks of all of this class of medication, it has a very high potential for abuse, very high potential for misuse and accidental overdose and addiction. so, they are going to be looking at this very, very carefully. the big opponents to this drug have a problem with the fact that it doesn't contain any abuse deterrents. therefore it can be crushed, it can be inhaled, it can be injected. that's the last thing we need with this class of medication because misuse is already a massive problem. >> thank you for bringing this to our attention. >> proceed with caution. >> work with your doctors on this. >> absolutely. >> all right, jen, thank you. >> you bet. >>> we turn now to the bizarre drama playing out in a courtroom in florida. a man defending himself at his own murder trial. his angry outbursts have the prosecutor voicing some anger of her own and demanding a judge take action. abc's gio benitez has been following the case. good morning, gio. >> repor

as the positive progress of the operation evaporated due to the lapse of counter narcotics efforts? and general kelly, you also mentioned in your written testimony that legislative restrictions such as the prohibitions of f and f funding with the guatemalans limits our engagement. it is my understanding that there is also a department of defense policy that prevents south, from utilizing to the maximum extent possible our assets for counter narcotics operation has this policy hinder our ability to make a larger dent in efforts to fight drug-trafficking? these efforts are critical not only because they threaten our security and that have paralyzed but also because illegal drug trade in this hemisphere impact on our national security interest throughout the world. foreign terrorists organizations such as hezbollah engages in these illicit activities and fun their operations in advance the dangerous ambitions of regimes. it tracks equals terrorism financing. lastly, i would like toish -- reason issue with the coast guard. my office has received information that our coast guard with the

least western rift could be good news for drug lords making it easier for narcotics produced in afghanistan to make it on to the global black market. more than three decades of war and instability in afghanistan you'll drug production of this illegal opium economy is a lifeline for thousands of afghan farmers but also funded drug traffickers and all of on a problem that extends far beyond this country's borders. and an israeli court hears evidence that some of its top officials committed war crimes in the gaza and lebanon conflicts but critics still don't expect to see justice done. hello and welcome to our scene to national twenty four hour news live from moscow i mean you know our top story now nato is planning to increase its presence and military readiness along russia's western border the blocks you are paying commander in chief says the plan will be ready within two weeks this follows the alliance raising proximal corporation with russia which could hearts much more than just diplomatic relations as. reports. by suspending military and security cooperation with russia nato has also pu

technical infractions, we are talking about an organization that was operating at the top of the illegal narcotics pyramid. this was a major criminal enterprise. they admitted it. if they did not find the evidence to put those people in jail, that is on them. that is a failure of the regulatory system. if you have someone who you know is guilty and they have admitted that they are guilty, and they are in league with the present violent people and helping them with the worst kind of behavior a being can be involved with, and no wonder the day jail, that is outrageous. it is more outrageous when you look at it in comparison with who go to jail in america. at the veryle bottom of the illegal drug pyramid. the consumers, people who are caught in possession of drugs. they are the people who go to jail and they go to jail for real-time. five years, 10 years. at the same time we are letting hf bc off -- hsbc off. divide" explores injustice in america. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. >> in his weekly radio address, president obama talks about his 2015 budget proposal and how it differs romp the republicans. tim

. >> his organization was trafficking narcotics throughout the west coast of the united states and canada. it affects the supply side of narcotics. >> it began in 2012, officers seize meth and cocaine and heroine and weapons and thousands of dollars in cash. now, he's facing 20 years of prison if they are convicted. >>> new information authorities in san jose identify add man who was killed earlier this week. as we reported on tuesday, the victim is 48-year-old dat nguyen of antioch. the warehouse worker found his body on the parking lot along moneterey road. he was applying on the ground with his hands bound. no suspects in custody at this time. this is san jose's 12th homicide so far this year. >>> the apple company says they plane to increase dividends and would do a stock split in june. an analyst says that could pay the way for apple to to be listed in the dow jones. shares jumped $43. the dow jones did something today, it has not done since christmas eve, it stayed unchanged. apple rise. >>> the new stadium is not quite finish yet, the economic impact is already being filled. ktvu r

. >> his organization was trafficking narcotics throughout the west coast of the united states and canada affects the supply side of narcotics. >> it began in 2012, officers seize meth and cocaine and heroine and weapons and thousands of dollars in cash. now, he's facing 20 years of prison if they are convicted. >>> new information authorities in san jose identify add man who was killed earlier this week. as we reported on tuesday, the victim is 48-year-old dat nguyen of antioch. the warehouse worker found his body on the parking lot along moneterey road. he was applying on the ground with his hands bound. no suspects in custody at this time. this is san jose's 12th homicide so far this year. >>> the apple company says they plane to increase dividends and would do a stock split in june. an analyst says that could pay the way for apple to to be listed in the dow jones. shares jumped $43. the dow jones did something today, it has not done since christmas eve, it stayed unchanged. apple rise. >>> the new stadium is not quite finish yet, the economic impact is already being filled. ktvu rober

they went through the federal system to give the federal government dollars towards enforcing of narcoticspeople face three to five years in prison which put a taxing on our criminal justice system. it put a taxing on the jail system in the federal government as well as the state government to the point that they did not enforce the narcotics laws as it related to marijuana. >> all right. doctor, the only person that -- dr. williams, from a medical standpoint? >> one of the comments i wanted to make was in regards to a gateway drug usually there's an underlying mood disorder. a lot of these adults that are using or children, they're self-medicating. i think what joanne said earlier, coping mechanisms. >> the thing that's really setting pot apart from alcohol or cigarettes is the psychiatric aspects of this. an site, depression, paranoia. not everyone. but the brain damage issue is even superseded by the psychiatric problems that can be long-lasting. we're talking about on going use. >> what studies do you have though that prescription drugs and ambien and xanax and valium -- why can't i ev

the east west a rift could be good news for drug lords making it easier for narcotics produced in afghanistan to make it on to the global black market. more than three decades of war and instability in afghanistan fueled drug production and this illegal opium economy is even lifeline for thousands of afghan farmers but it also funded drug traffickers. problem that extends far beyond this country's borders. around curry university is a series of explosions rock the egyptian capital. and wounding several security top stories. this is not international b. twenty four hours a day. is planning to increase its presence and military readiness. border blocks european commander in chief says the plan will be ready within two weeks as far as the practical cooperation with russia which could hurt much more than just diplomatic relations. by suspending military and security cooperation with russia nato has also put the brakes on a twelve year relationship initially created to keep the world safe for. her. europe america and russia bear the unfortunate scars of terrorism and also share the common goal of

. >> reporter: he faces conspiracy to distribute narcotics and import and sell fire arms. he is one of 28 defends in the scandal that led to the suspension of california state senator leland yee. prosecutors said he is a danger to the community. >> it will be good. he has a stable home. he has a long time companion. and it would be good to be home. >> reporter: he assists the case will fall apart on trial. >> the deeper that we dig the less there is. >> reporter: keith jackson is forbidden from contact with his son, a co-defendant. >> that is temporary as the judge said. at least we can come back in and change that he wants to see how it goes. >> reporter: san francisco attorney declined to speak about his client, he iscused of conspiracy to commit a -- he is accused of conspiracy to commit a murder. they said they never saw any signs of being committed here. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the man at the center of the case, california state senator leland yee and a former san francisco gang member arrested in the sing are both set to be arraigned april 8. leland

and it's not a narcotic you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks., naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. thischance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, like celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions, or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcers, which can occur without warning and may cause death. patients also taking aspirin and the elderly are at increased risk for stomach bleeding and ulcers. don't take celebrex if you have bleeding in the stomach or intestine, or had an asthma attack, hives, other allergies to aspirin, nsaids or sulfonamides. get help right away if you have swelling of the face or throat, or trouble breathing. tell your doctor your medical history. and ask your doctor about celebrex. for a body in motion. sicily. it was a unique moment in my personal television history. not one that i'm

jackson relessed open bail last night also charged with narcotics conspiracy and murder for hire. slim boy ciao held without bail on charges that include 2.3 million dollars in money laundering. >> well mean time it was judgment day again for disgraced san francisco politician ed jew. judge allowed jew to spend one month of his original 1 year sentence for perjury in county jail. the rest of it will be spent in home confinement on ankle montovrment rae leased from federal custody in february after serving 5 years on bribery conviction. the lawyer says jew will spend time helping programs in china town. >> work with older people who need help. younger people who need help in education. ged and things like that. >> judge originally opposed 60 day sentence on jew but allowing him to be relessed 30 days early on good behavior. he has been ordered to perform 2500 hours of community servic service. >> concord police officer turned himself in today and resigned from his job after being accused of stealing prescription drug from his senior citizens. the crimes occurred at senior housing c

investigators say they discovered arms and narcotics in their position.he mission is considered a major success. not only for the arrest but because officers face little resistence, and not a single shot was fired. the assistant superintendent of police say often his officers are caught without the right equipment. >> we're facing shortage of protective gear. we lack equipment. >> karachi is it's largest and dangerous city. al-qaeda groups have grown in influence across the city and sectarian attacks are also on the rise. caught in the middle are the police underfunded and poorly equipped, the dangers of the jobs have cost many lives. so far this year nearly 50 officers have been killed. he still finds it difficult to talk about his youngest brother who had been a police officer for just two years. he was shot dead while on patrol. >> my brother loved working for the police, but more needs to be done to protect officers. it's such a dangerous job. they need better equipment to keep them safe. >> reporter: the government has ordered more safety gear for th

has spent seven billion dollars to counter narcotics since two thousand and two another three billion dollars on agricultural programs they were supposed to hold were switched to other crops but despite that the united nations says that nineteen of the country's thirty four provinces are now growing opium which also reflects an increase in recent years with the presidential elections around the corner along with a looming withdrawal of most foreign troops again it sounds booming drug trade is a major concern with global implications and if western allies and the afghan government don't do more to topple production the fear here that the drug trade could splinter the country into a fragmented criminal narco state reporting in kabul for r.t.e. m d c capital no and the afghanistan election will take place on the fifth of april we'll be covering both extensively here on our international i mean while our we will continue our series of reports on the future of afghanistan. the people of afghanistan head to the polls for the third time since the fall of the taleban but will those votes pave

he had some marijuana and some other narcotic and a lot of cash money on him. >> officers hustle the girl out the back as the team quickly resets. >> i'm hoping this will show up in about seven minutes, which is 2:00. >> 2:00 be here in five minutes? >> yeah. >> 2:00. >> the team gets another heads-up. girl two has been spotted. >> i see her. just driving through the parking lot. >> here she comes. >> she said, hey, i'm serious. i'm all about business. let's get down to it. i'm here to do x, y and z. you know, he couldn't pay her the money fast enough and then we took her down. >> got anything in your purse we need to know about? >> when officers search her purse, they make a surprising find. they discover a taser. >> she also has a warrant. >> the illegal weapon serves as a stark reminder of the great personal risk women take each time they sell themselves. >> last arrest was in '07 for prostitution. >> officers now switch positions as they wait for the last girl to show. >> looks promising. she's supposed to be coming back up here within about five minutes. >> a gold truck with thr

. >> reporter: jackson who raised campaign funds for yee faces charges for distributing narcotics and selling firearms. >>> friday after the senate decided to suspend them, steinburg announced to do an ethics review this month. he plans to hold a day of training for senators and their staff this month. there are no pass or fail grades. >>> a north bay cub scout leader is under arrest suspected of molestation. franklin lee was the leader of pack 128. the scouts say he has been dismissed and he faces 3 sex crime charges. we're gathering more information and will bring you a live report tonight. >>> people took matters into their own hands after copper wiring offense stolen -- was stolen 3 times. video shows the thief clipping it on the ground on almond avenue. they suspected him to return so they called police and the department of transportation. get this. they also placed notes in the boxes warning the thief he's being watched. neighbors say it works. the next day he came back and returned the wiring. >>> an outage at oakland airport went dark. air traffic controllers had to adjust on

and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks.ription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, like celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions, or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcers, which can occur without warning and may cause death. patients also taking aspirin and the elderly are at increased risk for stomach bleeding and ulcers. don't take celebrex if you have bleeding in the stomach or intestine, or had an asthma attack, hives, other allergies to aspirin, nsaids or sulfonamides. get help right away if you have swelling of the face or throat, or trouble breathing. tell your doctor your medical history. and find an arthritis treatment for you. visit celebrex.com and ask your doctor about celebrex. for

. >> nyp is charged with possession of narcotics, pled not guilty and awaiting trial.he says her problems began with a pain pill addiction that escalated when her youngest daughter chose to live with her father and his girl friend. >> she wanted a family. i wanted that when i was growing up. i said you can go live with your dad. from that point on, it became empty. my older daughter was involved in high school sports and wasn't home. i would work and my little one was gone. it just didn't have any purpose and so i hit that pipe and i sat down and i really never left again. i never left that life. >> that life led nyp to a street in grand rapids with a reputation. >> division is the main street for prostitution. i did walk the streets prostitution-wise. there's a lot of money. it's basically what a lot of girls make their money. they make $1200 in a day. i spent everything i got on drugs. it was different than anything i imagined my life would be. >> nyp's crack addiction led to multiple arrests in grand rapids and one prior conviction for possession. >> i had somebody

economy and the counter-narcotics that were spear headed by the united states. >> i am happy to say because i am hoping to go back i don't have concrete evidence of involvement on the part of these two governers. there is rumors about profiting on their part at different points in their career as there are rumors about that for a number of other governmental officials. having said that, both of them at the time these two governors and they were very high. after halman. and one of these central kind of performance possibilities for them, one of the things they believed deliver to president karzai and the donor community was to get rid of the cultization of poppy. so there are a number of researchers who have worked on this. david mansfield is the one who wrote the most i read. >> poppy is the flower from which the opium gum is extracted and that becomes heroin. and poppy is visibility and photogenic. >> i have a paragraph of myself in 2004, with the second producer, in a beautiful field of purple and white. >> that is the central of highest quality opium. >> it was demonstrated how o

police say 18 year old daiki glenn minaki was on some form of narcotics when he set out on a rampage. he entered a home on the 1100 block of colorado avenue, and punched a teenager in the face before running out. then a woman walking her dog was attacked from behind. authorities say she was pushed to the ground then repeatedly kicked in the head and stomach. sot - she had bruises, abrasions, swelling to her head face and body. as she screamed for help, a man opened his door and ran out to help. sot -the suspect then takes his attention away from the woman he's attacking, takes it out on the man. charges at him, goes into his home and attacks him. the man was able to kick the suspect who then ran out of the house. police say he left the second home and soon after was spotted on this otterson court lawn. sot - he turned around and faced the police officers, was screaming his head off and charged the officers like he was gonna tackle them, but instead they tackled him. minaki is charged with felony battery, trespassing, resisting arrest, and a number of misdemeanors. police say his facia

. >> his organization was trafficking narcotics throughout the west coast of the united states.cts the supply side of the narcotics. >> the investigation was dubbed operation five degrees. it started in 2012. officers seized meth, cocaine, heroin, weapons and thousands of dollars in cash. many of the suspects who were arrested are facing more than 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> former supreme court justice john paul stevens thinks the federal government should legalize marijuana. the 94-year-old retired justice says public opinion has changed on the issue. there isn't much distinction between marijuana and alcoholic beverages. now he says prohibition between alcohol in the early 20th century is generally thought not to have been worth the cost. he thinks that is how marijuana would be viewed in the future. >>> the federal government has agreed to let colorado be the first state to collect taxes from the legal sale of recreational marijuana. some lawmakers want to use the millions of dollars that had been collected for marijuana sales taxes for programs to prevent drug use,

investigators say they discovered arms and narcotics in their possession. the mission is considered a major success not only for the arrest, but because officers face little resistance and not a shot was fired. the assistant superintendent of police says too often his me are caught in dangerous situations without the right equipment. >> we are facing shortage of protective gear. we lack bulletproof jackets and helmets. even what you are wearing. >> karachi is a large and volatile city. various gangs have been waging a deadly turf war fought along ethnic and political lines. the taliban and al qaeda-linked groups have grown in influence, and sectarian attacks are on the rise. caught in the middle are the police - underfunded and poorly equipped. the dangers of the jobs cost many lives. nearly 50 officers have been killed. this man find it difficult to talk about his younger brother. he had been a police officer for two years. he was shot dead in january while on pat roll. >> translation: my brother loved working for the police. more needs to be done to prote

. >> right now they are deeply involved in narcotics, gym smuggling, human trafficking, and they areinvolved in kidnapping and extortion and protection rackets, so they look an awful lot like the afghan government. they are no longer the idealogical organization they claimed to be in 2001. >> reporter: professor fr shared some of her photos taken from a car. one in particular, the translation, "i'm watching you." sheila macvicar, al jazeera. >> we continue our discussion and we're rejoined by the producer of the documentary that you saw earlier in this hour. and also retired marine colonel, and journalist. colonel i would like to turn to you on what we just heard in sheila macvicar's report about the strength of the taliban and the composition of it today. it is a different taliban than we saw two decades ago. >> yeah, they were very unsophisticateded, i think when we -- when we went in 2001. basically better than the opposition at that time, but not -- not very good. i did a study for -- for the government in 2004 about the future of the taliban, and they -- the conclusion i reached

never seen a 2-year-old and a 5-year-old that were coached into smoking marijuana and into doing narcotics the two teens in this case eventually plead guilty and sentenced to 7 and 8 years in prison. people who see these tapes are outraged. >> just because somebody is a teenager, it doesn't make a difference. you're supposed to be more mature than what was shown on that video. >> to think the people would still do that to a young child is amazing. >> i really wouldn't ever want to see video like that again, but i'm glad in this case it was found. it was given to the authorities. and i just hope if anybody would see anything or find anything like this that that's what they would do. >>> coming up, a car smashes into a diner at 55 miles an hour. >> i just knew somebody had got killed. >>> and an unusual bet leaves casino workers stunned. >> this is the craziest thing i've seen here. i have never seen anything like this. >> when "caught on camera -- sinister, strange, shocking 2" returns. >>> kenneth anderson is enjoying an evening cup of joe and the day's paper when in a split second everyth

there was a vehicle in front of cosmo and the club was open and arrestd for marijuana as well as narcotic offenses and the last one on broad way, this happened this last weekend on march 29th, at 10:41 in the morning, an officer passed by a car and then alerted that it was stolen, and the officer went to take on the vehicle, and one of the doors opened and suddenly hit the gun and the gun went off and the car fled the scene and the vehicle was found about an hour later but it was unoccupied but they are still looking for suspects and that is as far as the morning life that is going on in the central. last couple of cases, is or there is a battery at the parlor, and this was three or four guys that were inside of the club and they said that there were not any problems as they went outside and they were attacked by this person, and they didn't know why. but, the interesting thing here is was after the suspect hit all three victims, they went and he went and jump on a party bus and the party bus fled the scene and they didn't have any description or a license plate of the party bus. >> and l