trying to protect our committees from hard narcotics. those are important missions we carry out and we do so with a mission purpose. that is what i like to leave it where it. our law enforcement professionals are doing difficult jobs with integrity and they do it with heart. they care about the people they are acting with. i think that is important to leave your audience with. >> thank you, kevin. thank you audience for joining us. the of -- video will be available on our website. we hope you join us for another event. >> thank you. [indiscernable] washingtonc-span's journal live every day impacts you. coming up, national farmers union discusses the impact trump administration's tariffs is having on american farmers. christine mcdaniel talks about the dispute and the impact of tariffs. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal this morning. join the discussion. peter roskam and sea

they have to facilitate lawful travel, they're looking for narcotics. our biggest port of entry, 130,000 people a day and also the most significant port for seizing narcotics at our southwest border so we've got to try to balance the lawful travel and narcotic seizures as well as making sure there's access for people that don't have documentation and want to present an asylum claim. they can't take everyone who's there every day at a port, because of the numbers so we try to communicate that with the shelters in tijuana and we work with mexican immigration to appropriately meter the arrivals so we can accommodate everybody, because we don't have space to hold more than a few hundred people per day even at our biggest port of entry. and the rest of the border, we do monitor carefully if we run out of capacity or space, we ask them to wait and come back at another point and we're not denying access to the u.s. we're not denying access for people seeking asylum without documentation, but we have to balance out with other missions. >> are you looking to the

there's a counter narcotics justice center which is prosecuting these narcotic cases with a 99% conviction record, security-- a security is a key part. as is the fact that over the last 16 years we have build up a cadre of afghans so the responsibility for undertaking these actions reside in these afghan institutions. >> one of the other things that has to be a prerequisite here is within the government of afghanistan that governments has to credibly combat corruption and that has been a long-standing problem. we have our special investigative general for afghanistan reconstruction where we spend 55 million per year just to make sure our funds aren't missed used and my time has expired and i will go to mr. ingle, but i would suggest that tripling down in terms of the pressure we apply on the government there to have transparency and to end those practices is the only sure way to rally confidence on the part of the afghan population and international community. we go to mr. ingle. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you, ambassador. let me say this, i'm glad you supports negotiations with

>> you know, judge caf narcotic said in 2006 that roe v. wade is a precedent of the court, i expect this time he will say it is a precedent of the court, if anyone is curious how he should handle precedent, i encourage emthem to look at a book he wrote, called the law of judicial precedent. i will warn you, it's a thousand pages long, so it's a bit of a sloc. what you will finds in that book over and over again is judge kavanaugh saying press dent is so important, the virtues like consistency, predictabilitiaby, stability, they are issues he cares about a lot. >>ion meacham, one of the things that struck me most last night. i want to put this full screen for our viewers, this graphic here the existing justices on the high court. there they are, all of them either harvard or yale law school. judge kavanaugh a yale graduate. i may be wrong, justice robert is either outside new york city or major metropolitan area, he's from the mid-west. why only draw from east coast elite schools for a court that's supposed to represent the interests of the

i will plant a synthetic narcotic.with the canine search complete, officers begin their search of the bunks, meticulously inspecting 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 had any contraband, it is in the trash. everything else, check with your bunky. check up here in the front if you have anything missing. do you understand? >> yes, ma'am. >> well, i have been here since april. i have been down to the shakedown every month. they mess up everything, but that's a choice you got to make when you go in jail. >> there is a shakeup of another sort in the homosexual unit. the inmates a

then we have the narcotics treatment and control act of 1970. and this is president nixon signing the bill in -- at the department of justice within the office of john ingersol who is bndd. d of the he knew how to do giant press events. this particular event he sibed in front of the bndd officers. it's a different kind of leadership. it's not just the public leadership. it's encouraging the troops. and then, this is the statement hat he made at that signing. and i highlighted at the bottom in yellow again, treatment is still there. he's saying that we can't abandon these people. we've got to do something on treatment. and the language is unique because he's going to come up with better treatment. . i think you can say i'm looking for it. he's anticipating methadone as becoming the treatment of choice for heroin addiction. so we're going to go back to john here. this president nixon in paris attending charles degall's funeral. john, you were there. john: i was there. i remember that day very well because all the law enforcement officers assigned

the narcotics force is involved in this case and the narcotics force is headed by a serving army of you should and he was complaining since since last three four years that somebody often chilled out contacting him and they are putting pressure on him and they want that. big dictation from them and that's why. they are trying to convict me and this. doc is actually pretty and which is used in medicines it is not used as a drug in a pakistani piece. he has been having at my boss i managed to move forward to see it as it is a politically motivated case or not. yeah. majority opinion and list bugs on majority of the analysts. journalists. is a victim of. ok michael what's the view from outside of pakistan i mean a lot of media are looking at these elections and the headlines are that the military is interfering on unprecedented levels what's the view from washington well i mean i think if you look at all of the developments in recent months starting with some of those that have already been mentioned here the fact that several very senior leaders have been sentenced to prison. so close bef

whoinal arrests of those came into this country illegally narcotics were seized.chingly to me as a rescued 518agents cubic trafficking -- human and over 900ictims children subject to exploitation were rescued by ice agents all across america. they are protecting the most vulnerable. loveo all this because you your country. you do this because you are called to serve. i want you to know that president trump and myself and the american people know that behind the statistics you do so often times without regard to your personal safety. the men and women of ice, like all law enforcement, you have answered a call that requires you to put the lives of your countrymen ahead of your own. i want you to know we understand this. we appreciate and understand the risks you take when you come into contact with violent criminals. when you enforce the law. when you remove gang members from our streets that threaten our families. years, tragically, attacks on u.n. charter brethren have increase. attacks on u.n. charter fellow dhs colleagues have increased by over 75%. at ice, assa

colma police posted this photo of the bust that includes narcotics, drug paraphernalia and cash foundmeza's san mateo apartment on thursday. officials say meza and his live in girlfriend, alexandria simpson, were both on probation. police say the couple attempted to hide in the apartment to avoid being searched. meza and simpson were arrested and booked into the san mateo county jail on drug charges. ( marty ) in world news... a 6.4 earthquake struck indonesia killing at least 14 people and damaging numerous buildings. the earthquake occurred inland and did not trigger any major waves or tsunamis. witnesses described feeling about 20 seconds of shaking after the initial quake...as well as aftershocks lasting about two hours. the red cross is working to determine how many people are missing, as search and rescue operations continue. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 weekend mornings... the a's are cooling off in the rockies. j-r has a's and giants highlights, next. live look outside... richmond bridge we start sports with what was the red hot oakland athletics. they had won six games

a year later, i joined the federal bureau of narcotics in new york. my boss found out that i took to post graduate courses in french literature. that qualified me to work on the french cases in new york at the time. eventually, in 1969, when an opening occurred in paris for a narcotics attache, i applied and was selected. in the fall of 1969 in september, i arrived in paris. i was stationed in france for over three and a half years. and that's where i was the day when president nixon was -- >> not to go on too long. otherwise he takes the whip. normally i just moderate and i don't get involved. but i was involved in drug abuse at the nixon white house -- >> on the law enforcement side. >> i joined the domestic council in 1970. and my public policy beat was law and order, crime and drugs. but what you have here is four people, two of whom are young lawyers that are working on policy development and effectuation. and two people that are career experts. jeff and bob are on the treatment side. john and i are on the law enforcement side. but we come from d

the task of detecting drug activity relies in bolivia's own special onto narcotics police force they got us. thinking a little bit but i believe because it's essential to live in a particular level it can be a source of. but the key. to the. movie. is the. middle of. the coca leaves are soaked in chemicals including sulfuric acid ammonia and gasoline. in the body. because i mean. the lab of this size is likely to produce four kilos of cocaine a day. believe in officials make great claims that three hundred of them are busted every month yet a few producers of a cult. hit it up and i think they. will.

i've seen a plug of narcotics come across our border. i've seen the dangerous criminals attempting to infiltrate our communities. i've seen what works to secure our borders and what does not. i know having the support of committed and dedicated national guardsmen gives her agents help while we work to increase our staffing. there is more to border security then conducting controls. many important jobs are behind the scenes. for example, their surveillance systems to monitor, vegetation to clear, and intelligence reports to analyze. all of these jobs are important for operational control of the border. but our officers and agents cannot carry out these jobs in our law-enforcement mission. that's the purpose of operation guardian support. to support more capacities or agents can do more important frontline work we need to protect our nation. on april 4, 2018 president trump called on the department of defense to expand the existing mission. this has benefited us significantly. forces are supporting teachers pursuant to the order of the pre

as a medium of exchange, cryptocurrency accomplishes nothing except facilitating narcotics trafficking, terrorism, and tax evasion. some of its supporters delight if you canat disempower the u.s. government from being able to prevent terrorism, narcotics trafficking, and tax evasion, you have somehow struck a blow for liberty. that is reason enough to ban it. but its role as an investment is at least as bad. we have certain animal spirits in our culture, a willingness to take a risk, to place a bet. this can be harnessed by gambling casinos, which at least pay very high local taxes and created the city of las vegas out of a desert. we can better yet harnessed those animal spirits to get people to invest in risky stocks, startup enterprises, and provide the technologies and jobs of the future. or we can see those animal spirits spent doing nothing but helping create a market for tax andders, narco terrorists, others who find that the u.s. dollar is not to their liking. at a very minimum, we need investor protection if we are going to have people invest in cryptocurrencies. memoranda,rin

for 10 years iran a narcotics unit and got the problem from the ground up.when people are desperate to get the narcotics they need so they don't get sick they will do anything to get away from police officers, stay on the street and violence is endemic in and among people involved in this type of work so mental health issues, substance abuse issues when they combine, basically the police are asked to deal with these issues and it is not what our primary job should be. >> we are hearing about the so-called war on cops. is there a war on cops? >> i don't think there is any doubt because of the narrative that has occurred over the last we 10 years or so we are suffering as an organization, a profession. they can act out, they can challenge the authority police officers have. the police have hinged on this at this time. there have been so many incidents that have occurred that police are stepping back a little bit and this sets up a tragic consequence where police are not acting as aggressively as they should in situations they are being threatened. rob: being p

a man on probation is behind bars tonight...after police found narcotics in his possesion. colma police posted this photo of the bust that includes narcotics, drug paraphernalia and cash found in david meza's san mateo apartment on thursday. officials say meza and his live in girlfriend, alexandria simpson, were both on probation. police say the couple attempted to hide in the apartment to avoid being searched. meza and simpson were arrested and booked into the san mateo county jail on drug charges. (jrstone) a survivor abducted by a child serial killer in vallejo two decades ago has not only lived to tell her story but is helping make a difference...(justine) midsi sanchez created a foundation in her name to teach children some warning signs to try and prevent them from facing the abuse she went through... kron 4's ella sogominan went to the fundraiser today. sot: ella sogomonian// @ellasogomonian// "the state of california reports more than 88 thousand kids went missing last year...and about forty of them were abducted by a stranger just like midsi sanchez... so her goal

idn't touch a narcotic or an opioid because i was able do this week week. i was skeptical. >> cranickov pain johnson to try acupuncture. four years in, she's a believer. >> it's helped me and the control of chronic pain, caused by postshingles, damage. >> reporter: ak punk xhur is a practice that goes back throws of years. smal needles are placed in certain parts of your body to enhance the flow of energy. it can release the tension on your muscles, making this an tive treatment. i offered to treatment. my patients lead so muchad ser. >> megan fitzgerald, news >>> it's now 4:25. coming up, all-star excitement. d.c. is hosting and showing off our own. the gnat nats who made the kwu. >> we are back mo aday morning. back to work everybody. fourhings to knowbout the weather. all that nice. it will be a magnificent monday night. a little humidity vacation is here. typically hot. it is julyal after l. we'll talk about our next chance for rain, coming up. >>> plus, we're tracking the greaking news. the world is watchescue efforts, continuing in t >>> breaking rig

agents stopped almost one million pounds of narcotics, including opioids, from interers our country. . this included 2,400 pounds of fentanyl. they arrested more than 5,000 gang members and rescued victims of trafficking. these are not just statistics. these numbers represent the great work and positive impact that i.c.e. has on people's lives. i would say john kennedy, the great president, democrat, talked about profiles and courage. i would say a present vote is hardly a profile encourage. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: mr. speaker -- mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i yield to the member from illinois, mr. gutierrez. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for two minutes. mr. gutierrez: when democrats talk about immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers, this is the mom and her children that we are talking about. she's fleeing central america to save the life of her children from violence, extortion, yes, rape and kidnapping. but the othe

what's the problem we're trying to solve except the problem that the narcotics dealers have? >> i think the proposal being made for private fiat currencies, which strikes me as an unlikely outcome, private fiat currency as opposed to a convertible currency, is to give optional ways of settlement for anybody -- >> i've got a means of settlement called the dollar. >> you do. >> what is the great failure? >> you have another one called the euro. >> i have many, many choices. >> you used to have ounces of gold as you point out. >> so what problem do i have that they're trying to solve, unless i'm a tax evader or narco terrorist? >> first of all, i'm not pushing, as you know, this solution. >> i'm trying to illustrate that it is a solution only to the problems of tax evaders, criminals and terrorists. >> excuse me, you might -- >> it offers an opportunity for profit by speculators, speculating on a currency whose sole value is to help the aforementioned ne'er do wells. go ahead. >> we should allow people to own guns in many circumstances. but if the sole advantage of a particular

the narcotics force is involved in this case and the narcotics force is headed by a serving army officer and he was complaining since since last three four years that some military officials are contacting him and they are putting pressure on him and they want that. big dictation from them and that's why. they are trying to convict me and this. doc is actually. which is used in medicines it is not used as a drug in a pakistani piece so he has been having that my last time at length to move forward to see it as it is a politically motivated case or not. yeah. majority opinion and list bugs on majority. journalists. is a victim of. ok michael what's the view from outside of pakistan i mean a lot of media are looking at these elections and the headlines are that the military is into filming on unprecedented levels what's the view that from washington well i mean i think if you look at all of the developments in recent months starting with some of those that have already been mentioned here the fact that several very senior leaders have been sentenced to prison. so close before the election

first place like david houlihan a psychiatry flagged by the iowa board of medicine doled out so many narcotic drugs at a wisconsin v.a. hospital that he went on to earn the nickname the handyman rumor has it if you say is name five times or facing a mere he shows up to your house for as he had made an hire only out and then it spills that's our show but we've got all the new redacted tonight coming next friday and in the meantime for more of our content just text the word redacted to four four four. nine nine nine it's very uneasy i'm natalie mcneal good night and keep fighting. in the last days of the soviet union people were full of hope and anticipation of the upcoming changes underground music by young musicians of the time captured the mood perfectly what was it like to live and make music in that atmosphere.

after police found him carrying narcotics.rnalia and cash found in david meza's san mateo apartment on thursday. officials say meza and his girlfriend, alexandria simpson, were both on probation. police say the couple attempted to hide in the apartment to avoid being searched. meza and simpson were arrested and booked into the san mateo county jail on drug charges. ( darya ) in the east bay... pittsburg police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. polcie say a man shot and killed his roomate.. and is now on the run. police say 61 year old rolando aquino -- shot and killed his roommate -- 61 year old mark gretler -- at about 10 am on friday morning and then took off. the other roommates in the house say they have no idea where he might be -- and are now afraid for their own safety. police say aquino was last seen in san bruno and san leandro. ( darya ) a woman recently released from santa rita jail was found dead at the dublin bart station. officers discovered the woman's body early saturday morning. the 26-y

government from being able to prevent terrorism and narcotics track thinking. you have somehow struck a blow for liberty. that is reason enough to be in it. we have certain animal spirits in our culture. a willingness to take a risk. this can bein harnessed by gambling casinos which at least a very high local taxes created a city of las vegas out of a debtor --dash make desert. the start up enterprises and provide -- provide the technologies of the future. or they can be spent doing nothing but helping to create a market for tax invaders. at a very minimum we need investor protection. in the offering them. it would be considered out right fraud and reason for incarceration if they were issued by that. because we are a reserved current see. there are people that are alive today because of the profits the u.s. government makes on that. all of that gets diminished with crypto currency. i yelled back. >> today we welcome the testimony of>> rodney garrett who holds the chair and academics. he has served as a technical advisor to the bank for internationalal settleme

police say officers found narcotics and drug paraphernalia in his car. >>> red, white and blue this week in a way coming up green on the peninsula. police had to pay overtime to cover police fireworks patrol. the tab is being covered by tax revenue from the sales. this video shows officers locating offenders. police say cracking down is harder than it looks. >> it takes all of two seconds to light a fuse and run away. we are trying to make sure we know people have done something wrong. >> police handed out 25 citations. it was caught by under cover surveillan surveillance video. >>>en >>> if you're an iphone user and you like color we have exciting news for you. >>> one of football's most recognizable faces could be seen. the possible million dollar opportunity for ronaldo. >>> good morning. investors keep a close eye on trade tensions between the u.s. and china. it was followed by a retaliatory move on u.s. imports. the president threatened to target more than $500 billion which would be more than the total amount china shipped to the u.s. last year. experts warn the u.s. could be impac

after police found him carrying narcotics.sted this photo of the bust that includes narcotics, drug paraphernalia and cash found in david meza's san mateo apartment on thursday. officials say meza and his girlfriend, alexandria simpson, were both on probation. police say the couple attempted to hide in the apartment to avoid being searched. meza and simpson were arrested and booked into the san mateo county jail on drug charges. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a bay area woman kidnapped 20 years ago is now sharing her story... while on a mission to help others. ( darya ) plus... the giants get the win against the brewers. but they may have lost one of the players in the process. ( darya ) and next... do you recognize this dancing couple? who was out having fun at beyonce and jay z's concert. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. slows on wb 80 from west grand this past weekend temperatures stayed cooler than average along the coast and warmer than average inland and this is a similar pattern we

they're opening up the spare tire to see if they can find any packages of narcotics inside. here, they've already been able to find one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight different packages of what's tested positive for cocaine. >> you would think smugglers would try to get drugs across in remote areas where there is little law enforcement or fencing, now the mesa crossing surrounded by agents and walls. the vast majority come through heavily fortified legal ports of entry. take the heroin fueling the opioid crisis. more than 3,300 pounds of it have been seized at points of ent entry since october. >> i see something in there. >> without this level of security and protection, only 315 pounds total were seized. >> why on earth was smugglers bring stuff through here, a legal port of entry, they know you're x-raying their vehicles for this exact thing? >> their thought process is that they can kind of blend in with the traveling public that is coming over here to do legitimate business or pleasure or -- >> so what stops drugs from coming in? not walls, agents. but what

more than 900,000 pounds of narcotics. 172 people will die today because of an addiction. 50 bills a week pass become law. we have a bill about opioids, fentanyl one of the most deadliest elements of a drug coming across, comes across our borders. i.c.e., the first line of defense. ms-13. stopping them from coming to our community. you know what? we're going to have a vote on the floor. clay higgins has a bill. lays out what i.c.e. has been doing to keep our communities safe and our country. also denounce this is action to eliminate and abolish i.c.e. there is an opportunity. your base may say you twoont have it, you may introduce a bill that thinks you support it, i want to see where people stand on it because it is too important for the safety of o communities -- of our communities that we maintain i.c.e. and the work they are doing. other elements that you'll find we continue to work through the appropriations process, we're already into conference. we'll also vote to go to conference on the farm bill. continuing to get the work done the american people asked fomplet continuing to

pounds of900,000 narcotics. 172 people will die today because of an addiction. we watched more than 50 bills , thate passed become law we have sitting in the senate to battle opioids. sentinel, one of the most deadliest elements of a drug comes acrosstanyl our border and i.c.e. is the first line of defense. ms 13 gangs, stopping them from coming into our community. we will have a vote on the floor. clay higgins has a bill that lays out what i.c.e. has been doing to keep our community safe in our country and also denounces the action to eliminate and abolish i.c.e.. there is an opportunity. your base may say that you want to have it. you may introduce a bill to make you think that you supported. i want to see where people it.ly stand on it is too important for the safety of our community that we maintain i.c.e. and the work that they are doing. other elements that you will find that we continue to work through the appropriations process -- we are already interconference on the farm bill -- we are going to vote to go to conference on the farm bill. to continue to

nearly one million pounds of narcotics were seized by ice agents in 2017 alone.e as a father, ice agents rescued 518 human trafficking victims and 904 children subject to child exploitation were rescued by ice agents across america. we are enforcing our laws and protecting what is most vulnerable. i want you to know that president trump and i, and the american people understand that thisd these statistics, work you do often without regard for your personal safety. men and women of ice, you have answered a call that requires you to put the lives of your countrymen ahead of your own. i want you and your loved ones to know that we understand this. we appreciate the risks that you face. when you come into contact with violent criminals, when you enforce the law and remove drug dealers and gang members from our streets that threaten our years,-- in recent tragically attacks on law-enforcement officers have risen dramatically. in 2014, attacks on you and your colleagues increased by nearly 75%. at ice, assaults on your officers nearly tripled. these effects -- these at

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>> one of my colleagues from the bureau of narcotics will be better to answer that.an take that back and get you an answer as to what specifically we are doing. >> that's great but i would appreciate that. let me move on to another subject because like all of my colleagues, and i'm sure all of us in congress are deeply concerned about these children , and i'm concerned that many of these children will never be reunited with her parents again. there's a number of examples of parents who are deported and then not being able to find their children since we did this in such a haphazard way. my colleague over there mr. roy bowker, when the obama administration had the problem of unaccompanied minors which is different than taking children away at the border, there was a big outcry about that and what was happening with those children, but my question is, i have heard of numerous examples of when the parents are deported, number one if they're fortunate enough to find their children than what we are saying is now you have to pay $1500 to transport your child in the guardia

was found guilty by an anti narcotics caught in a case relating to supplying drugs to a smuggler. it's walls of shame here now zero stay with us. two songs they aren't equal he's worth millions of dollars to the never lose their living god. one east investigates the fight to reclaim nepal's stolen idols on out is zero. twenty sixteen was the deadliest year on record for migrants and refugees attempting to get into europe. over five thousand people died between libya and italy or turkey and greece. the following film was first broadcast in two thousand and seven well before today's conflicts in the middle east. then many european migrants were using another less publicized route to a better life. this is the southernmost outpost of fortress europe. yet it's on mainland africa opposite the straits of gibraltar. mediterranean enclave is one of the last vestiges of spanish rule in northern morocco. it's been european for more than five hundred years and madrid insists it will never relinquish control of. the. recent visit by the spanish monarch highlighted the ongoing tension over the

nbc sources say she suffered an apparent overdose of an ndunspecified narcotic a that paramedics used nor can to she celebrated six years of so bright in march. last mth she released a song called "sober" about relapsing. fox television canceled tonight's episode of beat shazas supped to feature a guest appearance by lovato taped in edecember. >>ust learned the passenger stabbed by a metro worker today has died. police telus 2-year-old jeremy bochbd rockville was upset about the red lin train running let's at the friendship heights station las nigh he walked into the stion manager's booth and hit the metro employeear in th police say she pulled out a pocketknife and stabbed bond in the cleft. detectives are reviewing surveillance video w. police chief peter newsham tells us the employee may have a case for self-defee. in alexandria, concern among neighbors after an autopsy revealed someone k led an 82-year-old man. yesterday police told us jerry scott' death was suspicious. they found him dead inside his home here on east reed avenue monday morning. detectives discovered bullet holes

powell narcotics brief recess in the middle of his testimony, the house financial services committee. and we're also getting some headlines from president trump. right now, kevin cirilli joining me back from london, and finally back here in the united states. just to follow up what president trump is saying here at his cabinet meeting. kevin: we've got chairman powell, house of representatives, and meanwhile, new developments coming

we reduced the size of our narcotics unit, and some of our investigative teams. and it was a tremendous impact. you know, we got the dividends on the front end. i think we got what we were looking for in emergency room its of visibility, deterrence and all that, but it did come at a cost. over time, i think it's going to impact us over time in terms of those cuts. we'd like to get those units back in motion, and this request will allow us to do that and keep our foot patrol units intact, if not enhanced. because even with this increase in deployment, there are still some areas where we'd like to see those foot patrols grow even higher. >> supervisor cohen: all right. thank you. yes, supervisor stefani has a question. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. chief scott, with regard to the foot patrol, i was just looking at northern station, there was 12 there, which i find that shockingly low. i know you're doing your best, and i thank you for that. i'm just wondering what determining factors go into where foot patrol officers are actually allocated. >> yeah. we did an

we have fromnge narcotics anonymous groups where people can drop into more structured programs during the day, integrating that with medical care. as i was mentioning we have all of those support things being built up. on c-span, monday, george w. bush and bill clinton on lessons from a life in politics. tuesday, jim bridenstine on on president trump's proposal to create a military space force. wednesday, thursday at 10:00, cory booker and john federman. more from the conference with elizabeth worn, kamala harris and deborah holland. next week in prime time, c-span, c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. host: since 1985 health care for the homeless in downtown maryland has provided services to that community. many of those services health-care related. city, the state of maryland, and the federal response. elijah cummings serves the seventh district including baltimore. good morning. gu

hospital for an apparent overdose for an unspecified narcotic.es say she seas she is stable after being treated with narcan, an opioid overdose. they are not returning messages seeking comments. she was celebrating six years of sobriety and last year she candidly discussed her battle on "today." >> i feel better than ever. >> reporter: lovato has been open with fans about battles with bipolar, bulima and substance abuse. >> i wasn't ready to get sober. >> i was sin sneaking it in bathrooms. sneaking it throughout the night. nobody knew. >> reporter: last month, lovato announced a new song called sober with lyrics, about a recent relapse after six years of being sober. ♪ momma i'm so sorry i'm not somebody anymore and daddy please forgive me ♪ ♪ for the drink spilled on the >> reporter: tonight, lovato's fans are sending their support to the popular singer. joe fryer, nbc n l anges. we'll take a short break here. coming up the deadly inferno in a popular tourist destination. many running into the sea to escape the flames. do you have your ticket?

prosecutors say that the management of migrant reception center is second only to narcotics as an important source of income for the mafia no u.b. or sequestered out to put them in the out of the lose more. sicko in the litter that meant that they were the finance alone that are. being chained to the indio new course the main. despite the arrests the misericordia continues to manage the migrant reception center and easily. we contacted its new director. we spoke to him briefly on the phone. today leonardo sacco is being held in solitary confinement while waiting to stand trial father one of the school deal has been put under house arrest in a remote northern italian monastery and is unavailable for comment. overall italian state. as paid billions of euros to inexperienced aid workers fueling corruption around the migrant perception business and filling the coffers of a mob so long as governments look the other way and avoid responsible action in dating with asylum seekers proof the speculators will continue to profit unlawfully from those in desperate need. we have your zip data we know the

. >> reporter: the judge's conditions for gavin taylor to be released pending trial for a narcotics arrest included the order he not engage in any criminal conduct. but one month later, prosecutors say this is tail taylor on a ride on bus in silver spring positions himself to sit behind the man he would rob at kni point. it was christmas eve. >> this young man essentially went on a violent crime spree after he had been given many opportunities to reform his life. >> reporter: a mile away in silver spring, the very next day, christmas day, prosecutors say taylor had a femalell frien cab but when the taxi arrived, taylor wearg a ski mask got in and assaulted the driver with what are described as brass knuckles with abl shar e attached and robbed him. >> now he's back in the system and the judge decided to give him a stiff sentence on these violent crimes. >> introduced as evidence against taylor whom authorities describe as a gang member,ec prors produced a jailhouse phone call in which they allege he urges a friend who help himt intimi female witness. >> knows she just pickedon the person.

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effort to indict taliban narcotics kingpins was stopped dead in its tracks 16 months after it began. it brought us almost to the breaking point. put our elections into a time of crisis. and then our economy almost collapsed, he said of the drug money funding the taliban. quote if that operation had continued, we wouldn't have had this massive increase in production and cultivation as we do now. a poppy farmer in lagman province scores -- this is a photograph there, showing scoring a poppy to extract raw opium in april of 2004. afghan drug lords have pledged financial support to the taliban in exchange for protections of their vast swaths of poppy and cannabis fields, drug processing labs, and storage facilities. poppy cultivation, heroin production, terrorist attacks, territory controlled by the taliban are now at or near record highs. president ghani i've met, seems like a very decent gentleman, he said recently that afghanistan's military and the government itself would be in danger of imminent collapse perhaps within days if u.s. assistance stops. when we heard the obama administr

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