the national drug agency or indeed later told us that in the last 2 years only 5 people have been charged in relation to the seizures the prosecution is a still in process and to date no one's been convicted. we asked the commander about allegations of corruption at the port. is not an issue because he walked in for like yes i don't think this issue. but the events which unfolded soon after seemed to indicate otherwise he phoned the customs official handing off a box of trial. to a port worker. then we captured boxes of the drug being thrown over the fanes. finally as we were leaving the paperwork was arrested going to literally for stealing tramadol we tried to film that to one. of the words. my you tell me of the. you know i must. have let them. know. you. know. customs did take it seriously filming that is we were detained and pressured to delete our footage of the arrest. in the end though they let us go and official later confirmed that the arista pool worker had stolen the tramadol. but the ports of lagos are just the start of the problem next we travel to my degree in the north eas

hearing the russian national anthem of the upcoming olympics russia is now banned from all global sporting events for years the gold anti-doping agency says moscow tried to stop drug cheats from being exposed. to m caernarfon welcome to the program we start with a major meeting in paris ukrainian president flawed amir's olinsky and his russian counterpart vladimir putin face to face for the 1st time with eastern ukraine on the agenda after 6 hours of negotiations the 2 leaders have agreed to implement a quote full and comprehensive cease fire in eastern ukraine it's the 1st time in 3 years the talks focusing on. ending the war there have been held the pair sat down with french president emmanuel mccall and german chancellor angela merkel who brokered the meeting the conflict started in 2014 it has killed more than 13000 people and displaced more than 1000000. these 2 leaders made separate announcements after those closed door negotiations. in which the parties have reached an agreement on liberation all the prisoners before the 31st of december following the principle of hold by all. it has been agreed to verify the list of prisoners and provide access by the red

hearing the russian national anthem of the upcoming olympics russia is now banned from all global sports events for 4 years the world anti-doping agency says moscow tried to stop drug cheats from being exposed. i'm calling aspen welcome to the program we start this hour with breaking news coming out of talks in paris between the ukrainian and russian leaders a lot of years olinsky and vladimir putin agreeing to measures to implement a full and unlimited ceasefire by the end of this year in eastern ukraine that's after one. one talks to discuss the conflict there it's the 1st time in 3 years the meetings focusing on ending the war after been held and this is of course the 1st meeting between puts and and selenski the pair sitting down with french president emmanuel kroll and german chancellor angela merkel who were brokering the meeting the conflict started in 2014 it has killed more than 13000 people and displaced more than 1000000 of. our correspondent is live in paris for us he's been following those talks now the 4 leaders holding a press conference what did they say there what are we hearing about what's come out of this meeting. well the french president put i

national drug control policy. in this capacity he leaves enter agency efforts to reduce the availability of fentanyl and synthetic drugs in the united states by distracting the global supply chain and we also have ms. amanda, she is director of opioid enforcement and prevention efforts for the united states department of justice. she is responsible for correlating the strategic responses to the opioid crisis including all investigative and prosecutorial efforts. we also have tim mcdermott, he was appointed as an assistant administrator of the diversion control division on july 24, 2019. he served as the principal advisor to the ministry or on all matters pertaining to the regulation and coronation of programs with the diversion of produce controlled substances. and please help me with your name, doctor period he serves as the chief medical officer as a mental health services administration. he's familiar with the development and utilization of medical services and nuance of regulation and across various state and provider perspective as he delivers direct patient care. thank you very much. we will go ahead and st

nation's largest state mental health agency where it continues there as a distinguished psychiatric advisor. he's written many books including one we have here tonight. "addiction solution: tweeting or dependency on opiates and other drugs. is also written family guide to mental health care and improving mental health, for secrets in plain sight. please welcome me Ãbplease welcome doctors harding and doctor Ãto the strand for this important discussion. [applause] first of all nancy, thank you so much for having us and that beautiful introduction it is such an honor to be at this famed bookstore. really, i didn't grow up in new york and the strand has this mystique to it but to actually be sitting here and sitting among these books is just really one of the highlights of my life. thank you so much. and to be surrounded by so many people that i absolutely love this is just an incredible treat. i'm seeing so many faces from so many different periods. thank you so much. because this is a book about kindness we also just want to take one second and if you could just say hello to your neighbor and introduce yourself if you don't know them. good evening. we wanted to get to know you as our guests a little bit more so how many

drug and they carry on. there are two things, one is legislation and the second is about police activity, the second is about police activity, the national crime agencyle who are experts at chasing criminals online as much as off—line and that uniformed officers who are it savvy and go on a website, find out what they are selling and then catch the criminals. but the it savvy officers in this country are online searching for child abusers, aren't they? well, policing has to commit to all priorities so child sexual expectation is important but illicit drug supply is important so we need expertise, it experts in policing who can chase criminals, whatever mode of commercial gain they are trying to make. i fell into diazepam addiction, says sarah, when i met someone addiction, says sarah, when i met someone who could get ten mg pills i ended up taking about 20 a day for months. they made me ill and my life fell apart. lorraine, you talked about what should happen and, presumably, it is telling patients and being straight with them, beginning that this is temporary and this can ruin your life. do you want to hear medical professionals saying that? there's

why was this young 24-year-old that the such a threat law enforcement agencies of this tire nation would respond to urder him and drug him because fred hampton was a young man who had remarkable extraordinary guilt. charasmatic and could speak and was considered a great orator for his time and for his age. ould move masses through his charies ma and strength of convention and ideas and through his courage. fred hampton at age 21 was a adults f men and women, following him. but more than anything else fred hampton was a man that everybody knew. said what he meant and meant hat he said. a political assassination because the f.b.i. and the cook state's attorney's office and the chicago police department knew that had been -- hey said he had held up a good humor ice cream truck. d took $71 of ice cream on a and the ice cream sandwiches and dreamsicles and giving it away to the children in the communities because it was so hot. he was sentenced to five years in prison for stealing according to them, $71 worth of ice cream. he had been out on appeal. the f.b.i., well state's attorney and chicago police department knew that