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>> there are a few points on rainbow fentanyl that i think are critical.s that the same two cartels, the sinaloa cartel and the cjng or jalisco cartel are responsible for all the deadly fentanyl flooding into the united states, they are also responsible for the rainbow pills and the powder that is different colors. they're being mass produced by those cartels using chemicals sourced from china. it's really important to understand that rainbow fentanyl is fentanyl and it is deadly. we've seized fake fentanyl pills in all 50 states, 202 cities. rainbow fentanyl, the dealers working with the cartels on social media refer to them as "sweet tarts" or "skittles." they look like they're candy. we believe that they are being marketed to younger people as a new -- as essentially a new type of either fake pill or a new type of party drug. but we know that it is being directed towards younger people. and to try to expand the cartels' audiences and customers in the united states. >> right. dr. aurey, on that note, we know teens experiment with drugs. as a parent, what

rainbow fentanyl, that's the new thing. it's the new big thing. look at this. hayward police recently found about 750 of these pills during a recent traffic stop. it looks like candy. even skittles there. similar discoveries were made during traffic stops in berkeley. and rainbow fentanyl has been showing up in san francisco along with 17 other states. experts say just one fentanyl, one pill can kill you. and while the colorful stuff doesn't appear to be more potent, the drug enforcement agency put out a warning saying it appears to be a deliberate effort to drive addiction among kids and young adults. joining us now is wade shannon, the recently retired dea special agent in charge of the san francisco field division. wade, nice to have you on the program. we asked doctors. we asked politicians. we asked volunteers. but rarely do we get to ask a high-ranking dea agent like yourself. why is fentanyl so dangerous in any form? >> it's just the potency, raj. it's a synthetic opiate. a little goes a long way. it's 50 times more potent than heroin. and when they're d

a rainbow's as well in windsor. and i can tell you, of course, as we were all waiting for word or of the queen's health of her condition of an update. you know, the sky is just opened up and it was a torrential downpour. this must have been maybe 10 minutes before the actual official announcement. and there is talk, you know, okay, maybe this was the moment maybe that rain. what was the, was the signal was the symbol of the queen's passing, just 10 minutes later we got word, and it was incredible to see the skies open up. that sun come in quite a symbolic moment. i know for a lot of people across the country who were experiencing such a sad moment and, and to see those rainbows come out and, and, and seeing those pictures as well. quite stunning, really beautiful. and i'd also like to ask you about the period of morning that britain has now started key show us what that actually means for the public spite. it'll be 10 days of official morning with the country has entered into that today. you can see signs of it ever

and now her family on all of those rainbows.ng over buckingham palace the day we learned of the queen's death. crowds gathering outside. on that same day, another rainbow over the queen's beloved windsor castle. on the eve of the queen's funeral, we saw yet another rainbow over westminster hall where the queen was lying in state. after the funeral, prince william and princess catherine telling volunteers and staff they felt the queen's presence in those rainbows. princess catherine saying her majesty was looking down on us. and, of course, we thank you for being here all week. i'm david muir. from all of us here at abc news, have a good evening. good night. more deadly violence not long ago in oakland one person killed to hurt in an apparent robbery of an armored truck. commute nightmare on bart the issue that left passengers stuck on a train inside the transbay tube and the economic impact of dreamforce how hotels and restaurants benefited from san francisco's biggest convention since the pandemic. building a better bay area mo

this is rainbow fentanyl. officials say the brightly colored pills and powder are used by drug traffickers to increase addiction among kids as well as young adults. rainbow rainbow fentanyl, which can look like candy as you can see, or sidewalk chalk has been seized at least 21 states something other than the sound of the captain, speaking made for some odd moments on an american airlines flight. i don't know if that's a goat or what that's supposed to be. anyway. this happened during a los angeles to dallas flight earlier this month. similar incidents were reported on at least two other american airlines jets one is being blamed on a public address amplifier glitch. others are worrying online. and somehow there was a hack. maybe we'll never know. maybe there's just a goat in the cop cockpit. who knows? mcdonald's has come up with happy meals for a mature crowd. finally the fast food giant is partnering with sweet streetwear brand cactus plant flea market. the new repackaged experience for adults includes food

this weekend, the rainbow turned up in new york city on a bus loaded with mostly venezuelan migrants.> they came after three more arrived this morning. officials say they all came from el paso, texas. >> reporter: that caused plenty of concern for the marin county company. the bus in new york is not theirs. they sold that bus to a texas operator a few months ago. >> they should have painted them and put their own logos on it. they did not. now, we are on the national news and we have absolutely nothing to do with transporting migrants or bringing anybody from texas to new york. david hughes said they sold to buses to the company. he says they're working to make sure the company is not associated with these transfers. >> we may have to threatened legal action to get them to take our name off the bus. they are infringing our good name and trademark. we are looking into what actions we can take. >> regular customers were surprised they are tangled up in this national controversy. >> it is unconscionable they would strip the bus of the logo. right now, there is all of this uproar about sh

we go to rainbow fentanyl. take a look at photo. cpb in nogales, arizona reporting this week they seized 6,000 of those rainbow fentanyl pills, 20,000 traditional blue fentanyl pills and 71 pounds of meth in a single bust all hidden in a smuggler's gas tank as he was trying to get in the u.s. and that wasn't the only one. take a look at this last photo right here. again, same spot nogales port of entry, arizona another big bust by cbp agent, 276,000 fentanyl pills fired in spare tire of a smuggler's vehicle. 146,000 of those pills were those rainbow colored pills you were talking about off the top. those seized after a k9 hit. back out here live, port of entry in nogales, arizona has been incredibly busy. last weekend alone they reported seized 186,000 fentanyl pills in just since august. that spot in particularly, that port of entry has seized more than 4 and a half million fentanyl pills. smugglers constantly trying to get it in every single day. we will send it back to you. arthel: hey, bill before i let you go, if most of it is

and now her family on all of those rainbows weapon saw the double rainbow appearing over buckingham palaceeath. that same day, another over her beloved windsor castle. on the eve of the queen's funeral, another rainbow over westminster hall. after the funeral, prince william and princess catherine telling volunteers and staff they felt the queen answer presence in the rainbows. princess catherine saying welcome a felt her majesty with us. i'm david muir. from all of us here at buildingr bay area moving forward findingr solutions. this is abc 7 news. we use tech for more than two hours with no power on it and the old people were screaming because of the oxygen deficiency. it was very horrifying and horrible experience for everyone. could you imagine that frightening commute into san francisco on bar today a train breaks down right inside the trans bay tube and that left hundreds of people stranded in the for two hours. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beale and i'm julian glover real mess there and those problems still going on right now. bart says you should expect some maj

happened in kyiv very i watched a beautiful double sms, so i want to tell everyone that a rainbow ision of the refraction of sunlight in a raindrop, and a double rainbow appears when the sun's rays are reflected not only once but twice from the inner wall of this raindrop, this miracle of nature and at the beginning of the 17th century, almost for the first time, the monk italian scientist marco antonius de dominos explained nature, and the inquisition could not allow these interpretations of everything natural and unnatural except itself and of course, the scientist was unfortunately punished by prison and then he was burned and destroyed in the fire, and this is his treatise, so let's not side with the inquisition at any time, but always just listen to reason , be confident in yourself and appreciate incredibly beautiful atmospheric phenomena. so, what will happen tomorrow in ukraine, we will talk in detail, as usual, at the end of the column . a certain activation and therefore, please, who reacts to such changes in the earth's magnetic field, please listen to your health more car

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this month alone, law enforcement has seized rainbow fentanyl in 18 states. statistics show fentanyl is that that it deadliest drug rep > >> in 2021. 66% of those deaths were related to synthetic opioids like fentanyl. >> it's getting worse, we are seeing more and more fentanyl coming in, traditional opioids are falling off the radar. it's so much cheaper to use fentanyl. >> knowing the dangers of using counterfeit prescription pills. >> reporter: the dea launched an an awareness campaign educating americans about how just one bit bit pill can kill. trinity chavez, cbs news, new york. >> the next story is becoming a talker, a southwest airlines flight delayed last week after a a passenger said someone was using apples airdrop service to send nudes to people on board. a a flight attendant and pilot were notified, they didn't get the photos, they were just told. told. as you're about to hear the pilot not happy. >> if this continues while we are on the ground i'm going to have to pull back to the gate, everybody will have to get out, we will get security involv

fentanyl >> they are making rainbow pill, all the colors of the rainbow.al tol that are different colors >> reporter: why do you think they're doing it >> to get new users, to appeal to younger users some of the drug traffickers have rick named is sweet tarts, skittles, has nothing to do with candy. we should say this as clearly as we possibly can. many people who are dying from fentanyl poisoning have in idea that they're taking fentanyl so if someone is handing you had a pill, whether it's pink or blue or yellow, that pill should not be taken, ever, whether it's given to you by your family, by a trend, by a teammate >> reporter: milligram says rainbow fentanyl is being deliberately produced by drug cartels to target a younger audience >> all they want to do is ruthlessly get fentanyl to americans, and they're poisoning americans with it. so whether it's with a fake oxy pill, whether it's hiding it in cocaine, whether it's putting it in rainbow pills as i sit here, i know that the cartels will try another tool or tactic so today you and i are talking abou

over 47,000 of those pills are rainbow color. the dea officially named last week, a dangerous new trend meant to drive young people to the deadly drug. according to officials the brightly chord drugs have been found in 18 states in the past month. it's moving. it's easy to move it too. where it kamala harris on this? her critics say she has all but abandoned her border duties. you're very familiar with this. >> i grew up in texas and arizona to be clear. the cartels are very smart. it's a billion dollar business. 50,000 to transport one chinese national over the border. they make money on the migrants. they use that money and the diversion tactics, then you use the arizona side, what they're doing to move the tkreugz. drugs, in thetunnels. as far as the rainbow colored fentanyl it's on the streets of arizona. found, packaged smaller, rainbow colored to appeal to children, it's easy to move and sell. it's already out there. we're behind. >> kennedy. >> it's not just kids. s in mill in kwralz and gins those over 18 and 21 who like

the pills are called rainbow fentanyl and their brightly colored. they come in all types of shapes and sizes wilbert. the police first found more than a pound of them during a traffic stop earlier this month. kron four's tell exactly tells us how the drug is already impact. >> they look like candy but their deadly an extremely addictive. the rainbow colored fentanyl pills are popping up across the country and have been recently found right here in the bay area. very scary and very upsetting because obviously anything that resembles candy is purposely targeting younger crowds, co founder of mothers against drug deaths, jackie berlin has been fighting to crack down on fentanyl in the open air drug market in san francisco for over a year with her organization. she's personally seen the impact of the drug has on individuals and families. you know that a lot of people think that this can't touch their family or won't touch their family. but i've met many, many people who have lost their children. >> to addiction or either because their children died and

we know from lab testing that these rainbow fentanyl is just as dangerous and just as deadly as other forms of fentanyl. and we know that violent criminal drug traffickers and there could tells the responsibility for this crisis that is poisoning and killing young americans. garland added that to mexican cartels, new generational cartels are the ones primarily responsible for deadly fentanyl being sold in the united states. and just last week we told you about a warning from the california department of health about rainbow fentanyl, the department sent a letter to school districts about their brightly colored pills. and just this month, officers and hayward recovered roughly 750 multi colored pills that are believed to be fentanyl. those pills we're in different shapes, including skulls and grenades. and some even had hello kitty designs. a double shooting in oakland today left one man dead and another man wounded, and it follows a string of other deadly shootings, ktvu demagogues tells us oakland police are making staffing changes to address the violence. 9 10 in the last 10 days, a

a nationwide alert has been issued about the rainbow colored drive prep for sale or the sack. he is working this story. she has more on some of the concerns and what this could mean for local families and children. >> they look like candy, but their deadly an extremely addictive. the rainbow colored fentanyl pills are popping up across the country and have been recently found right here in the bay area. very scary and very upsetting because obviously anything that resembles candy is purposely targeting younger crowds, co founder of mothers against drug deaths, jackie berlin has been fighting to crack down on fentanyl in the open air drug market in san francisco for over a year with her organization. she's personally seen the impact of the drug has on individuals and families. you know that a lot of people think that this can't touch their family or won't touch their family. but i've met many, many people who have lost their children. >> to addiction or either because their children died and they had no idea. that tunnel was even out there. worries these new fentanyl pills will

rainbow fentanyl has been seized in 21 states. attorney general garland said that family should have an open and honest conversation about the dangers and stress that you should never take pills that are not prescribed to you, from friends and never buy them off of social media. reggie: the alameda county sheriffs office says it started the process of rescreening dozens of deputies who failed a psychological evaluation. >> we have already brought one person back that has done a psychological screening. we plan to bring the remaining 47 back in the next several weeks as we try to do hopefully three to four of these a day if we can get them done. reggie: those deputies were stripped of their badge and firearms during an internal audit ordered after the arrest of a 24-year-old deputy accused of a double murder. the audit found that the deputies failed a psychological exam during the hiring process that measures if they are suitable to do the work of a law enforcement officer. the deputies are on desk duty. kumasi: a program that help

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the rainbow to some a sign, its long arc a reminder of her long reign and her lasting legacy.nd grandmother, a wife of 73 years, a lover of her corgis and horses, her greatest devotion was to the service of the commonwealth. even in her final day, working to welcome the new prime minister. frail but smiling broadly. in her long life, she no doubt saw her fair share of tumult and triumph, but she'll always be remembered for her strength on the world stage as iconic and stable as buckingham palace itself. well, that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. ♪ . >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt pieper in new york. she was britain's longest reigning monarch. queen elizabeth dead at the age of 96. she was not born to be queen, becoming the heir to the throne when she was just 10 years old. now her first son charles has ascended the throne. the 73-year-old will give an address to the nation

the rainbow to some a sign, its long arc a reminder of her long reign and her lasting legacy.fe of 73 years, a lover of her corgis and horses, her greatest devotion was to the service of the commonwealth, even in her final days, working to welcome the new prime minister. frail but smiling broadly. in her long life, she no doubt saw her fair share of tumult and triumph, but she will always be remembered for her strength on the world stage as iconic and stable as buckingham palace itself. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." we'll see you tomorrow night from london. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves.

the rainbow to some a sign, its long arc a reminder of her long reign and her lasting legacy., a wife of 73 years, a lover of her corgis and horses, her greatest devotion was to the service of the commonwealth, even in her final days, working to welcome thete frail but smiling broadly. in her long life, she no doubt saw her fair share of tumult and triumph, but she will always be remembered for her strength on the world stage as iconic and stable as buckingham palace itself. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." we'll see you tomorrow night from london. good night. >> announcer: slanted over the operation of her second-hand shop? >> judge judy: "she's taken advantage of an 80-year-old lady and is selling her estate off." >> i did this out of the goodness of my heart of helping her out. >> announcer: or is she a first-rate trickster? >> i had detectives at my house. they actually did a charge on me for financial elderly abuse through the police department. >> judge judy: then you are not as smart as you think you are. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the c

fentanyl >> they are making rainbow-colored pills so all of the colors of the rainbow and making fentanyl powders that are different colors >> why do you believe they are doing it >> to get new users, to appeal to younger users some of the drug traffickers have nicknamed it sweet tarts, skittles. >> and it has nothing to do with candy, right >> it has nothing to do with candy. and let me say this. many people who are dying from fentanyl poisoning have no idea that they are taking fentanyl. so if someone is handing you a little pill, whether it's pink or blue or yellow, it should not be taken ever. >> reporter: rainbow fentanyl is being deliberately produced by drug cartels to target a younger audience pill or >> they want to get fentanyl to americans, and they are poisoning americans with it. so whether it's with a fakes oxy pill or putting it in another, i know they will try another tactic >> they will try something else? >> yes we need to be vigilant. >> reporter: they are trying to zero in on the two mexican cartels who are responsible for much of the fentanyl flooding into the u.s >>

the threat tonight a rainbow fentanyl bust migrants used as political pawns after loads of them are sent to sanctuary cities by republican leaders. how leaders in the cities are responding. but first, a car crashes into a trader. joe's sending 8 people to the hospital, including a 5 year-old child. thank you for joining us at 10. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. that terrifying scene came out of a trader joe's in castro valley. >> kron four's dan thorn is there tonight with how it all happened. >> chp says all the victims suffered minor to moderate injuries. the popular store is boarded up and closed for the time being as police are trying to figure out why this 88 year-old driver came barreling in. >> shoppers cash registers and merchandise or sent flying after a car comes crashing through the driver slamming into this trader. joe's in castro valley thursday afternoon, injuring 8 people of injured. >> 4 people were taken hospitals. one of the 4 people transported to hospitals is a juvenile. >> the youngest victim is 5 years old, much younger than the 88 year-old man who chp says is resp

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now a warning from the se the state health department abot department about rainbow fentan. rainbow fentanyl. there warning schools about it. they might be targeted to children and young . young people. now after eight y, eight years, sam liccardo with the effort on public safety during the city address last week. >> we inspire other cities. we have also inspired a few groups to sue us. we will continue to fight to protect the lives of our kids in city hall. >> says that he will be setting up the city for future -- anything you for joining us on this friday morning. fall is here officially, it does not feel like it. >> you said it perfectly, earlier this week, it did feel like it. >> exactly. we had that moisture. much needed here in the bay area. now daytime highs are in the 70s for the bay, allt the coastline and 90s throughout 90s throughout the inland areas. areas. he will be a dry one for us. we are seeing clear skies right now. blue skies will continue as we head into the weekend. a small p-waar. ese ar inland numbers for east bay. 90s 90s today, upper 90s by tomorrow,

that is rainbow fentanyl.eadliest drug in the country. jacqueline howard is live in atlanta with more. tell us about this. >> reporter: i can tell you the concern here with rainbow fentanyl drug authorities are are worried about accidental exposures. that's because the colorful pills could be mistaken for candy, and the colorful blocked powder form of fentanyl looks similar to sidewalk chalk. that's why drug authorities are leaning into the public awareness campaigns already in place for the opioid epidemic to raise awareness around this. they themselves are monitoring this trend. now i say colored fentanyl is not something new. we have seen this for a few years. now we have seen fentanyl pills in blue colors. but the rainbow colors authorities say could be a way to differentiate between batches of the substance. so that's why we could see this emerging ain popularity. when it comes to fentanyl itself, it's a synthetic opioid. it's driven the opioid ep epidemic in recent years. it's 50 times more potent than h

they have seized rainbow fentanyl in 18 states, this was reported just last month.cts out there when it comes to monitoring the opioid epidemic. but will say that colored fentanyl pills is not something new. fentanyl is seen in counterfeit pills so we've seen counterfeit pills that come in blue colors and other colors containing fentanyl. but what is concerned here according to drug authorities is that the rainbow colors could be accidently appealing to young children if someone in the home has these products and a child comes across it. there is the risk of accidental exposure. the rainbow colors could be a way to differentiate between different batches of the substance. that is why we could see more of these different colors emerging. but this is the next thing on drug authority's radar when it comes to the opioid epidemic. and just to tell you more about fentanyl for our audience to put this in perspective. it is a synthetic opioid. it is 50 times more potent than heroin. 100 times more potent than morphy and two milligrams is considered to be a lethal dose. so t

where you can get a glimpse of this rare rainbow-li.nbow-lit cave. > >> we are here in london for a special edition of the cbs evening news. tonight, remembering one monarch as another takes the throne. we'll have a full wrapup, including king charles iii's first speech to the commonwealth, and the world. that's tonight on the the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, we're outside buckingham palace where king charles iii addressed the nation and the world for the first time as the new monarch. as the commonwealth says good-bye to queen elizabeth ii, her eldest son promises to carry on her legacy. >> i shall

. > >> onto a warning tonight, the state health department is out with a new warning about rainbow rainbow fentanyl. it is a brightly colored opioid and it has been found in the bay area. public health leaders are warning schools about it. they are concerned it might be targeted to children and young people. it comes in various colors, shapes, and sizes and you can see how it resembles sidewalk chalk or even candy. > >> we have an update now on a story we brought you yesterday t yesterday about a south bay woman who was attacked while wearing a head job. today we learned the female suspect has n has been arrested. we caught up with the victim who has been waiting for weeks to hear this very news. >> reporter: it turns out mountain view police were canvassing homeless and hammonton shelters looking for the suspect, attosa biglari. word got out, so she turned herself in. >> it makes me feel so much better, because i wasn't the only one she attacked. >> reporter: we caught up with her speaking from her new home in florida. from day one she has has been outspoken in her pursuit of justice. >>

those pills are called rainbow fentanyl.me in all shapes and sizes. authorities say the new pills are also circulating in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. that tunnel is a synthetic opioid 50 to 100 times stronger than morphine. and he's one of the most common drugs involved in overdose deaths. >> fentanyl is so incredibly addicting that if somebody can try it one time they >> could either die or that won it again. the reason that these this rainbow fentanyl is coming out because it's making it look more attractive to a larger percentage of people. >> she adds city and state leaders need to take this crisis more seriously. rainbow fentanyl has been found in placer county and in the southern. >> oregon area near the california border as well. violent crimes against asian americans in the bay area have been on the rise since the start of the pandemic. and now a popular safety app is stepping in 2 million californians use the citizen app to report and be alerted to crime in their neighborhoods. the app is now offering a

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apparently these pills are called rainbow fentanyl.ming all types of shapes and sizes are to track. exactly. so berkeley police first found more than >> a pound of them during a traffic stop earlier this month. call for sale of his aqi tells us how the drug is already impacting families. >> they look like candy but their deadly an extremely addictive. the rainbow colored fentanyl pills are popping up across the country and have been recently found right here in the bay area. very scary and very upsetting because obviously anything that resembles candy is purposely targeting younger crowds, co founder of mothers against drug deaths, jackie berlin has been fighting to crack down on fentanyl in the open air drug market in san francisco for over a year with your organization. she's personally seen the impact of the drug has on individuals and families. you know that a lot of people think that this can't touch their family or won't touch their family. but i've met many, many people who have lost their children. >> to addiction or either bec

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. >> the attorney general also warned about the growing threat of what he described as rainbow pills,ely designed to look like candy. he says the pills are poisoning and killing our young people. >>> nbc's skate snow spoke with the head of the dea about the new danger in the opioid epidemic >> reporter: >> there is no more you are jbt threat in our community and families with our kids. >> reporter: the head of the drug enforcement administration ann milton outlining what they are doing to fight an emerging threat what exactly are you talking about when you say rainbow fentanyl >> they are making riendeau-colored pills so all of the colors of the rainbow and making fentanyl powders that are different colors >> why do you believe they are doing it >> to get new users, to appeal to younger users some of the drug traffickers have rick named is sweet tarts, skittles, has nothing to do with candy. many people who are dying from fentanyl poisoning have in idea that they are taking meant nil so if someone is handing you had a little whether it's pink or blue or yell o'it should not be taken e

a new warning this morning about rainbow fentanyl this morning. jobina: days -- these pills can be attractive to children because they are colorful and often look like candy. merrick garland says that 400 investigations have resulted in the seizure of 10 million pills with more than 980 pounds of fentanyl outer being enough drug to kill 36 million americans. the dea says the pills are being sold online with names like skittles, rainbow, or sweet heart. >> they are designed to look like candy or prescription drugs. they can look like sidewalk chalk. >> so far rainbow fentanyl has been seized. jobina: he stressed that you should never take pills never prescribed to you. reggie? reggie: the alameda sheriff's says they have started the process of rescreening dozens of deputies who failed psychological screening. >> we have brought one person back. we plan to bring the remaining seven back in the next -- remaining 47 back in the next several weeks as we hope to do more of these every day to get them done. reggie: those deputies were stripped of their b

the no rain that a rainbow, then some more showers. this pattern is going to stay with us through tomorrow into tuesday and just a touch in the wednesday so this is not a one and done so. we're going to see a little bit of everything. these are the rainfall totals from today thus far. obviously it's a it's a moving target right there continuing to go up as these cells move orbit, santa rose has got themselves up to over an inch sendero right north of gender on the on the russian river, always traditionally heavy rain there to 2.6 inches. ben loman, santa cruz mountains over two inches. and then as you look at, uh, let's see san jose came in at a half inch. they didn't have much going on all day in san jose. then all of a sudden they got hit. so as you look at the current story, this is it right here. see that low and you're going. okay well, there it is. i can see it spinning right? well, the thing with this low is it's not going to translate through right away. normally, they just blow out of here, right and be through and three or fo

is giving a dire warning about the rainbow colored fentanyl. they say it is designed to look like candy and appeal to children and young adults. they say that mexican cartels are bringing the majority of that candy-colored fentanyl into the united states right here at the border. sandra. >> sandra: thank you. newt gingrich, fox news political analyst and former house speaker. great to sigh. thank you very much for joining us. do you agree with the governor to send bus loads of migrants now to cities like chicago as well? >> i think governor abbott represents the desperation that you get along the border states. whether it's arizona, new mexico, texas, to some extent california. the sheer number of illegal immigrants pouring in, well over 2 million so far in the biden administration. if you count the ones they aren't catching, maybe as much as 3 million people have poured in. some of them are dangerous. we were told just yesterday that three illegal immigrants apparently are being charged with killing a deputy sheriff in north carolina. what abb

the extremely powerful drug is now being disguised as rainbow colored candy.10 to 15 grains of table salt, could be a lethal dose and with the drug claiming the lives of more and more young people, the effort to fight the crisis is growing more desperate. this morning, a call to action in the battle against fentanyl. school officials alerting parents nationwide about children becoming targets of the synthetic opioid considered 50 times more potent than heroin. the dea issuing a warning about rainbow fentanyl, which looks like colorful candy saying it's been seized by authorities in at least 18 states. >> recent data has documented that we've seen about a 40% increase in the number of deaths among teenagers and young adults due to this very potent opioid fentanyl. >> reporter: this nurse practitioner's warning going viral on tiktok. >> in the past 24 hours, my local hospital has lost 11 people to fentanyl poisoning. of the 11, 6 were under the age of 15. >> reporter: penn state university, school districts across florida, texas and now overnight the l.a. unifie

the rainbow pills made to look like candy infiltrating u.s. streets. jeff pegues on the battle to combat the deadly opioid. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. florida is a state on the edge tonight, as it prepares for what could be the biggest storm in years. the major news tonight is that the path of the hurricane has shifted, pushing the storm to an earlier landfall and further south than where we are tonight. 2.5 million residents are under mandatory or voluntary evacuation orders as the outer bands of hurricane ian reach the southern parts of the state. florida's director of emergency management said more than 100 nursing homes and hospitals in the tampa area have been evacuated. grocery store up and down the coast are packed, as residents rush to grab last-minute supplies, but many are finding nothing but empty shelves. hurricane ian slammed into cuba as a category 3 storm with winds of 125 miles per hour, knockic out power to more than

0ne organisation vital to the rescue and helping the group with a new life is micro rainbow.for lgbt asylum seekers. sebastian and maud teach them about living in the uk, how to find a job and a place to live. they also arrange regular counselling sessions. we have lgbtq organisations who can support you. bella, ahmed and ali may be out of afghanistan, but now they face new difficulties. leaving their culture, families and friends behind, and often their children and partners, was a huge thing. also not knowing what would have happened to their loved ones once they left the country. for so many you were the first person they saw when they got to the uk. what was it like on the first day when you met everyone? it was overwhelming. and i can imagine for them as well. literally the first thing i would say to them is, you know, "welcome, and you are safe now, "and you're free." maud is from zimbabwe, which has fewer protections for lg bt people. as a lesbian she claimed asylum. how has your week been? she spends her time helping the group with a new culture and lifestyle. you hav

a double rainbow in fact if you look closely.look at the queen's remarkable 70 years on the throne from truman to trump and biden from world war ii to the war in ukraine. >> 80% of the british people have never known another monarch. she's on their coins, passports and stamps. our david muir looks back at the ups and downs through the decades and the queen who stood tall through it all. >> reporter: she was a beacon of stability. her strength, her steady hand, deeply devoted to her role as queen for more than 70 years. queen elizabeth ii, her life defined by duty and resilience. and this is what she said in 1947, still princess elizabeth at just 21 years old. >> i declare before you all that my whole life whether it be long or short shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong. >> reporter: her reign spanning seven popes, 14 u.s. presidents, 15 prime ministers. born in 1926 as a little girl she couldn't pronounce her own name, calling herself lilibet. >> princess elizabet