captain larionov narcotics department, and i'm watching familiar faces implementation offer an effectiveective method is not over. i am gennady malakhov every evening yesterday and knees gel horsepower. good morning, i’ll tell you about the weather for today. i’m eugene mironskaya in the far east, calmly only on the coast, which is a rarity, all cyclones concentrated their attention on the southern part. tomorrow the clouds will thicken almost everywhere there will be precipitation in heavy rain in the south of the khabarovsk territory, and sleet in the north, while the temperature will drop noticeably colder in the trans-baikal territory. he was in the rear in a whirlwind. the north wind will send the temperature to the 10 ° mark just in chita today it is plus 10, but in a couple of days the temperature will give out plus 20 heat is already close it is on the other side of lake baikal but not in irkutsk but also in krasnoyarsk in irkutsk it will be tomorrow, until there also modest plus 10 and only tomorrow plus 18 plus 18 today only in the south of western siberia in omsk and it is sti

or two bad apples, people who were doing this, former narcotics, officers current narcotics officers in the departmentave known about this, because people that they were working with were executing warrants, seizing money, and then reporting less, in many of these cases, then was taken from their homes. >> were any of the officers that were involved in killing breonna taylor doing this? >> what we know is that the informer that you saw in this clip, who is describing what happened in a separate raid, the day after breonna taylor's raid says that they were told by a member of fred hankison's former unit, who is famously part of this raid. the $15,000 was found in that apartment that night. they say they don't know what happened to it, but we spoke to kenneth walker, breonna taylor's boyfriend who is at the apartment that night. he says he was aware of $1,000 at the apartment that went missing after the raid. and on top of that, the day afterward, in a jail phone call, breonna taylor's ex marcus glover, who's at the center of this investigation that led to these rays. said that he'd given breonna about

and unanimously confirmed by the senate as the first director of the office of counter narcotics -- at the department of homeland security. a drug policy office responsible for working with the ages narcotics agencies. more recently, i had the honor and privilege to lead the brave professionals of the drug enforcement administration and to serve as the director of interpol washington. today, the united states is experiencing the third wave of the opioid crisis. the first wave began with a flood of prescription opioids, increased pricing and better regulation led to a cheaper, more powerful alternative to prescription opioids. heroin, started the second wave. the source of the second wave was predominantly mexican drug cartels who poured cheap heroin into the u.s., resulting in increased heroin seizures along the southwest border, and a dramatic rise in overdose deaths. today, we are in the third wave of the opioid crisis. distinguished by the introduction of synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl, into the illicit u.s. drug market. this third wave is driven largely by the mexican drug cartels and china'

travelers, vehicles and cargo and to enter into the united states on the narcotics in this technology is critical and i support the departments for achieving 100 percent scan rate and however, much more work needs to be done currently this into percent printed vehicles and 15 percent of commercial vehicles art screen for narcotics at the southwest border and today b i look forwad to hearing more about the use of technology and k-9 units to detect opioids, reports of entry and i would also look forward to hearing more about hsi efforts to investigate transnational criminal organizations and drug supply chains to intercept drug shipments heading to the united states pretty committing the students drugs is no easy task and enforcement alone will not solve the challenge tackling the opioid epidemic in our country requires a whole society approach gives me on the skills of border enforcement nonetheless, the department of homeland security has an important role in this fight and we must identify and resolve vulnerabilities especially as the traffickers continue to look out their methods in today's hearing will provide us with an o

narcotic drugs in 2020 1.7 tons. this was told by the first director of the fsb, vladimir kuleshov , according to the department. afghan crime groups are taking advantage of the country's difficult environment to smuggle drugs into neighboring countries in public places. tashkent continues a spectacular opera flash mob, this time the form of vocalists. at the visitors of the capital's airport or directly in the terminal to the accompaniment of a symphony orchestra we return to bishkek to the eurasian economic forum participants in plain text they say that a full-fledged trade war has been unleashed against us, we need to respond. this is done with the help of integration, observing. at the same time, national interests. this is really a very difficult job, many really sensitive issues, the english-language site with the speaking name eurasia net reports that the sokolovskaya sarbaevskaya mining and processing enterprise. this kazakhstan stopped deliveries of ore to the metallurgical plant in russia deliveries. ores from the enterprise in the kostanay region covered about 70% of the demand and russian magnitogors

department goal. however much more work needs to be done currently 2 percent of private vehicles and 15 percent of commercial vehicles are screened for narcotics at the southwest border. with the cbp use between opioids and points of entry. to investigate transnational, investigations combating illicit drugs is no easy task. and then had a whole society approach and the department of homeland security has hadfo an important role we must identify the vulnerabilities especially as traffickers continue to adapt their methods today's hearing will provide us an opportunity to learn more about the department's effort to combat the opioid epidemic. i look forward to a frank conversation of how congress can take action to further protect our communities and that the chair recognizes the ranking member gentleman from louisiana and those law enforcement professionals that are here today are like to communicate clearly and those that are televised and then to clarify a few things. with the drug epidemic races the synthetic opioids 82100 times strongerro than morphine according to the dea is 2 milligrams by ingestion and fentanyl is now a leading cause of

center for forensic criminal science at the berlin police department is looking to present with oral whether the symbol in these are the typical narcotics that i encounter here in berlin. here's a hash plate found at the state groups. these are l s. d strips, xena and him out of la various india may, tablets, methamphetamine formed mid on the classic crystal math. russell is less common here in berlin, but it is here. one wasn't been and also very common in berlin as cocaine. so in this white powder cook, i even was wise approver, when he and heroine this base saw it here is abused by iga festival off the cannabis and amphetamines. like speed m d m a is the 3rd most commonly consumed drug among 15 to 34 year olds in germany. 10 years ago, ecstasy tablets look completely different than they do today. they are now made target specific demographics. smitherman, pre, it's your use ones to target age groups. you find these sorts things exciting and cool up and there's a certain playfulness to it as well. but when it, if you look at the traditional tablet here, they don't look very entertainment for her and go to the list of course is somethi

center for forensic criminal science at the berlin police department, living tourism with all those little dissembling. these are the typical narcotics that i encounter here in berlin. here's a hash plate form that was did groups. these are l s. d strips in the amount of la various m d a may, tablets, methamphetamine, or for calmed meat of the classic crystal math. russell is less common here in berlin, but it is here. one wasn't been and also very common in berlin is cocaine. so this white powder cook, i even was wise approver, when he and heroine, this base saw it here. the abuse by iga system off the cannabis and amphetamines, like speed, m d m a is the 3rd most commonly consumed drug among 15 to 34 year olds in germany . 10 years ago, ecstasy, tablets, lipkin the different than they do to day. they are now made target specific demographics. most of them a mentor. it's your, are these ones target age groups? finally, sorts of things exciting and cool up. and if there's a certain playfulness to it a little when you, if you look at the traditional tablet here, they don't look very entertainment for her and gave to the list of course

center for forensic criminal science at the berlin police department, living tourism with all those little dissembling. these are the typical narcotics that i encounter here in berlin. here's a hash plate for hombre, state groups. these are l s. d strips in out of le various india may tablets, methamphetamine for calmed meat of the classic crystal math. russell is less common here in berlin, but it is here. one wasn't been and also very common in berlin is cocaine. so this white powder cook, i even was wise approver, when he and heroine, this page saw it here. the abuse by iga festival off the cannabis and amphetamines like speed. and the m a is the 3rd most commonly consumed drug among 15 to 34 year olds in germany. 10 years ago, ecstasy, tablets, lipkin the different than they do to day. they are now made target specific demographics. most of them a mentor. it's your, are these ones target age groups? finally, sorts of things exciting and cool up and there's a certain playfulness to it a little when you, if you look at the traditional tablet here, they don't look very entertainment for her and go to the list of course as something

department or the u.s. treasury? we mentioned almost over 900,000 pounds of hard narcotics that were seized at the border. i'm sure you all have mathematicians. if that was what was seized, and only 20 or 30% of the cargo is scanned and detected, what would be your estimate of hard narcotics that makes its way to the country that we don't see is , that is destroying to beauties of color, it does not matter geography or boundaries, that's basically targeting all of our communities in america? mr. johnson: and i will confirm that this is accurate. i'm pretty certain that all seizures of funds gets into the treasury forfeiture accounts, whereby these federal agencies can use those funds for other investigations or efforts in the future. i'm pretty certain that is the way that works. whether we have any stats on exactly how much narcotics is actually slipping through, i don't know that we have a way to quantify that. as you noted, hsi seized over 14,000 pounds of fentanyl in fy 21, which is a significant amount of seizures. we will circle back and let you know if there is a way to quantify what got away, but

narcotics detection and missing person searches. he says the k9s will likely be adopted by police departments or government agencies.boys are getting put to work for all that training they have. awesome. >> they are well taken care of as well. the news continues all day on "cbs news bay area." >> "cbs mornings" is coming up next. have a great day. thanks for joining us. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings." and hello to you our viewers on the west coast. happy friday. i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> and nate is off today. it is your world in 90 seconds. >> the white house vows to fight the baby formula shortage that could drag on for months. we'll talk to desperate parents. >> sometimes i do cry at night. it is hard physically, mentally, financially. >>se

department, does it go back to u.s. treasury? and i would like to point out also, be mentioned almost over 900,000 pounds of narcotics that were seized at the border. i'm sure that was seized and only 20 to 30% of the cargo was actually scanned and detected. what would be your estimate of the narcotics that make it into the country that we don't see destroying the communities ofin color and doesn't matter to geography or boundaries and was physically harming all of our communities in america? >> i will confirm that this is accurate, but i'm pretty certain that all seizures of the funds get sent to the treasury forfeiture account and that is whether it is any other federal agency whereby they can use the funds for other investigative efforts in the future. so i'm pretty certain that is the way that works and whether we have any stats on exactly how many narcotics were slipping through, i don't know that we have a way to actually quantify that. as you noted, hsi sort of seized over 14,000 pounds of sentinel in fy 21, which is a significant amount of seizures. we will circle back and let you know if there is a way to quantify thiss sort

technology, i support department goal of achieving a 100% scan rate, much more work needs to be done, less than 2% of private vehicles and 15% of commercial vehicles are screens for narcotics at the southwest border, today i look forward to hearing more about the technology and k-9 units to detect opioids at our points of entry, and more about the effort to investigate trans national criminal organizations and their truth supply chain to intercept drug shipments heading to the united states, combating a illicit drugs is no easy task, capping the opioid epidemic requires a whole of society approach that goes beyond scope of border enforcement. however the homeland security has an important role in this fight, as traffickers finish to adapt their methods today hearing will provide us with an opportunity to learn more about department a effort and challenges in combating the opioid epidemic. i look forward to a frank conversation on the witness' recommendation to how congress can take action to further protect our communities chair now recognizing member of the subcommittee mr. higgins of louisiana for an opening statement. >> thank you madame chair. i would like to communica

department's reclassification here is an important and significant step in terms of wrongful detention, new they will try to bring her home. griner is accused of smuggling cannabis oil into the country, a narcoticto move through russia's legal system to move more aggressively to secure her release. and the recent release of trevor reed marks a successful negotiation between moscow and washington despite the invasion in ukraine. the wnba will honor griner with her initials bg and her number 42 along the sidelines of all 12 courts when the season opens on friday. the league says it continues to do everything it can to help bring the phoenix star back home. >>> and a physical start to game two between the warriors and grizzlies. brooks ejected less than three minutes in to the game after hitting a player in the head as he came down. with one of the warriors best defenders on the sidelines, ja morant went off, 47 points including the final 15 of the game for the grizzlies. memphis wins by five to even the series at one game a piece. game three is saturday in san francisco. celtics evening up their series against the bucks in record-setting fashion. boston draining 20 threes. jalylen brown scored 25

department of homeland security to leer standards vetting these folks. democrats voted to accept arrest warrant paperwork as i.d. every town in america is a border town. narcoticsces that will have to be in place, beefed up in order to accommodate these folks who come with no resources this is all the expense of the american taxpayer around american families. when you can't get baby formula in the stores but you can get it at the border, i think that is very telling where we are. we have got to put america first. david: kat cammack, congresswoman from the great state of florida, thank you very much for being here. >> thanks so much. david: appreciate it. coming up, oil and gas prices surging. how an offer from canada could ease sky-high costs here at home. that's next. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality can