puerto rico sobre personas que se dedicabana transportar droga la droga salia deviones comerciales en san juanenía como destino orlando newark y la ciudad de miami nos cuenta nuestra compañera cómo lo hicieron >>> miles de lias de cocaína salían constantemente del aeropuerto en puerto rico con destino a diversas ciudades de los estados unidos lamaniobra criminal estaba a cargo dos organizaes, una de ellas, segú autoridades federales, encabezada por muñoz, empleada de una aerolinea >>> hay 45 acusados >>> los arst, tras la operación hecha de la agencia federal, trabajaban para aeropuertos, 16 de ellos eran empleados por la rolinea american airlines >>> los acusados tenían acceso a áreas seguras ye equipaje en el aeropuerto y participaron todos en una conspiración para transportar kgs de cocaína desde puerto rico >>> segú la dea esta droga era transportada en el aepuerto por uno de los implicados. el intercambio era en alguno de los baños >>> utilizaban la entrada de los empleados una vez estaban en el área segura, iban a un baño ya previamente designado, y transferían los kgs a los dealers o me

in 2009, there were 83 agents assigned to san juan and ponce. i increased it to 95. in fact, i've done what we can to make sure that agents graduating from the academy and senior agents rotating in from foreign offices are assigned there. we will continue to try to get as many resources to puerto rico as possible. on the surge, before your discussion with the attorney general about surges, that dea actually was surging in puerto rico. a couple years back when you needed help with housing projects, on the drug trafficking, the murder rate and the violence there, we responded by sending agents from met teams from around the country into puerto rico for periods of time to help with that, and we will continue, even though we no longer have the met program. we will look for ways to assist our agents in our fellow law enforcement officers in puerto rico with additional resources. >> thank you. >> gentleman's time is expired. gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlack. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ms. leonhart, welcome. i wanted to ask you about reports that dea field agents in s

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estatal de puerto rico arrestaron a por lo menos 33 sospechosos de estÁ ftraficas e aeropuerto de san juanechosos eran miembros de dos organizaciones de trÁfico de droga con base en puerto rico, uno de los grupos eran liderado por una mujer. >>> estoy individuos cargaban kilos de cocaÍna en bulotos o mochi mochilas en el aeropuerto, y utilizaban la entrada de los empleados. >>> 16 de los sospechosos empleados o trabajan en american airlines, 19 para una empresa de mantenimiento, american arlinirs dijo que no es el principio de mirles miles de personas que trabajan en esta empresa. un hispano fue agregado a la lista de los mÁs buscados del fbi, por el asesinato de una hispana de 22 aÑos y dar una golpiza y agredir sexualmente a otra mujer, ambos incidentes ocurrieron hace mÁs de una dÉcada en la Área de chicago. una iniciativa impulsada por la uniÓn de libertades civiles, permitirÍa a residentes de nueva york defenderse injustificados, la mayorÍa de las veces son afectados hispanos o afroamericanos, liz gonzÁlez nos cuenta. >>> una aplicaciÓn para telÉfonos celulares le darÁ un arma al pÚbl

san juan, puerto rico, is the site of a major drug trafficking crackdown with arrests being made herestates. rafael romo joins me now. tem us about this operation. >> carol, it is a major operation against an international drug trafficking organization focusing in san juan, puerto rico. as you know, puerto rico is a u.s. territory, and dea agents are involved there in puerto rico with the puerto rico police, as many as 200 agents. the governor telling us this morning that as many as 40 arrests have been conducted already and the operation is not only targeting puerto rico but wapa, the local affiliate, cnn affiliate in puerto rico, they also say that airports in the united states including in florida, new york, and new jersey may also be involved. and what we're talking act, carol sushgs carol, is the possibility of people who work at the airports at least for a major airline facilitating this major drug trafficking organization access to their facilities so that they can transport drugs from south america through the caribbean and eventually into the united states. >> so the drug tra

i am with the san juan american media service. i am here concerned about the safety of the civic center high school and middle school. we need to pay attention to the safety of our students. and as saying goodbye to the superintendent for error you're good service to our community. -- for your good service to our community. >> hello, my name is chris albert. the school that the community can be proud of requires a dedicated staff and space. we have lost 10 positions, six of which were working directly with student. there was a dedicated math teacher and our i.t. person. i taught at a place where the classrooms were redesigned by the staff specifications and we had tech support. that is what will make a staff and field value. you have this opportunity s civic center but you are missing out. we need that space for students to cool down and work outside of a class and have successful mediations in order to break the cycle of suspensions and develop coping strategies. they deserve the basics like library books accessible to them. we a

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theodore roosevelt was given the medal of honor posthumously for leading the charge up san juan hill war. >> the ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus -- it's billed as the "greatest show on earth." and as carly reports, you don't have to see it to believe it. >> welcome to the greatest show on earth! >> all aboard! >> ♪ all aboard, all aboard ♪ the amazing circus train >> it's called the "touch tour." the ringling bros. circus, together with metrolina association for the blind, are giving local visually impaired students a chance to get a real feel for the circus. this event proves that the circus is more than just a painted face. >> i'm stronger than you! >> thank you. >> students get up close and personal with some of the show's biggest stars. [ circus music plays ] >> right here. good girl, kelly. >> there you go. >> pet it. really pet it. good girl, kel. good girl. >> oh, my god! >> you just touched an elephant! >> so cool! >> they try on fun costumes... >> it feels kind of heavy. >> it does. i'll bet it does. >> ...and get a chance to just clown around. >> i'm under attack! >>

narrator: san juan creek, a concrete flood control channel, flows directly to doheny beach. moriarty: the concrete you can almost think of as a big water slide for pollutants to go to sea level. man: if it rains more than 2/10 of an inch, the county puts out a health advisory for all beaches in the county. that totaled 75 days in 2006. so it's sort of a frightening thing that it's so polluted that every time it rains, we have to stay out of the ocean for three days. moriarty: to be sick after surfing isn't like, "oh, i have a runny nose," and tomorrow it's gone. can be a lot of different things. nelsen: they include gastroenteritis, which is an upset stomach, and sinus infections, ear infections, eye infections, and there's also virulent versions of streptococcus that can actually cause severe illness and even death. moriarty: our goal with surfrider foundation is essentially to have the city understand that the water is, in fact, dirty, and then work with the infrastructure and the various issues to change that. narrator: but building more systems and more plants can't work

federal drug raid happening right now in san juan, puerto rico. employees. officials say the airport had just installed a brand new system to check cargo for drugs. more arrests are happening in a metropolitan section of san juan. busts are part of an investigation of two different cases by the dea and the justice department. >>> a u.s. drone strike taking out another top terrorists in pakistan. the white house now confirming that abu yahya al libi, the number two man in al qaeda and most public face of the terror group is dead. he was seen as a rock star in jihadist circles. he was captured in 2002 and locked up at bagram air base in afghanistan but escaped in 2005 and bragged about it on the web. >>> u.s. stock futures looking higher right now. dow futures are up 85 points right now. investors around the world are watching europe very closely right now european central bank meeting. >>> sarah palin offering her analysis of the wisconsin election on fox news last night. mocking president obama's no show in the state. >> i think that the democrats

cocaine and heroin would make it to the san juan airport and from there, because of american airlinesorkers and baggage contractors, get on to airlines and flown to miami, dallas, newark, and new york, and, then, distributed from there. >> these people come to employees and make an offer, not all will accept but some of them do. and the resulting arrests show we are working together, watching, and we understand this airport will always be a point of interest for us. phil: according to the indictment all of the cash profits, all of the wads of money would then be reversed smuggled back to puerto rico in the same way. >>shepard: what are folks in puerto rico doing? phil: primarily asking for more help, more money, from the united states mainland. officials have been asking for more agents on the ground and more millions of dollars in congressional funding to help pay for entire diction efforts. now, american airline would has been stung by scenes like this before involving airline workers in miami, particularly, says they have a zero tolerance policy for to type of behavior. officials i

in 2009, there were 83 agents assigned to san juan. i increased it to 95.in fact, i have done what we can to make sure that agents graduating from the academy, seemed agents from foreign offices are assigned there. we will continue to try to give as many resources to puerto rico as possible. on the surge, know before your discussion with the attorney general about searches, that dea actually was surging in puerto rico a couple years back when you needed help with housing projects. the drug trafficking, the murder rate and the violence there. we've responded by sending agents from around the country into puerto rico for periods of time to help with that. and we will continue, even though we no longer have that program. we will look for ways to assist our agents and our fellow law enforcement officers in puerto rico with additional resources. >> thank you. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ms. leonhart, welcome. wanted to ask you about reports that dea field agents in southern arizona

. >> san juan, puerto rico. >> during those 23 years, derwin brown would move up the ranks in law enforcement in dekalb county, georgia's second largest which contains a piece of the city of atlanta and a wide swath of its eastern suburbs. he eventually made captain and was an assistant precinct commander. robert crowder was his partner when the two officers worked undercover narcotics. >> he was the kind of person if he saw something that was wrong, he tried to do all he could to make it right. >> brown had a local newspaper column called "tell it like it is" where we wrote about the struggle of african-americans and about current affairs and he hosted a local television program called "the naked truth." >> welcome to "the naked truth." >> revealing the truth was the driving force in brown's life. so he was a natural to challenge the suspected corruption at the dekalb county sheriff's office and run for sheriff, himself. >> he sat down and he said, phyllis, this is something i really feel very strongly about. he said, the people of our county deserve the best that they can get. as opposed to

the crupghted airline and airport workers in san juan would get through security and meet up with ticketedriers inside one of the airport bathrooms. that's where they would exchange these kilos of coke and heroin. the couriers now loaded with drugs would then make it to the gate, get on board the plane and sit right alongside unsuspecting passengers flying from puerto rico to cities like miami, dallas, newark, and new york city and then begin dealing the drugs. >> these people come to employees here and make an offer. not all of them will accept it but some of them do. and these resulting arrests show that we are working together. we are watching, and we understand that this airport will always be a point of interest for us. >> now, investigators say once the millions and millions of dollars in drug money was made, then the profits would basically be smuggled right on back to puerto rico in much the same fashion. shep? >> shepard: it seems from this that puerto rico has become a major trafficking hub. >> it really is. puerto rico is an excellent midpoint between south america and the u.s.

. >> we tagged along as howard inspected their six-acre plot in the tiny village of san juan el espino. >> and she's got an irrigation system. >> no big combines here. and their irrigation? it consists of hoses connected to a barrel of water brought in by a horse. howard wanted to check on the quality of carla's corn. >> does she mind? tell her i won't destroy her corn crop. >> and that meant doing his favorite thing. you're gonna dig it up? >> yeah. >> come on. he didn't just dig up her corn. he was like a doctor doing an invasive exam, pulling up the roots, ripping it open... >> you always have tough husks in this part of the world. >> and cracking it in half. his verdict? >> you've done an excellent job with what you've got. >> since howard's program started, carla has doubled her income. in one way, at least, he is like his dad. he insists that the farmers learn accounting and managing credit and that they buy their own seed. >> they're looking for the standard kernels. >> howard buffett is making a big difference but on a small scale. he started out giving farmers the best of mode

. >> stahl: we tagged along as howard inspected their six-acre plot in the tiny village of san juan elhoward buffett: and she's got an irrigation system. >> stahl: no big combines here. and their irrigation? it consists of hoses connected to a barrel of water brought in by horse. howard wanted to check on the quality of carla's corn. >> howard buffett: does she mind... tell her i won't destroy her corn crop... >> stahl: and that meant doing his favorite thing. you're going to dig it up? >> howard buffett: yeah. >> stahl: come on. he didn't just dig up her corn; he was like a doctor doing an invasive exam, pulling up the roots, ripping it open... >> howard buffett: you always have tough husks in this part of the world. >> stahl: ...and cracking it in half. his verdict? >> howard buffett: you've done an excellent job with... with what you got. >> stahl: since howard's program started, carla has doubled her income. in one way, at least, he is like his dad-- he insists that the farmers learn accounting and managing credit, and that they buy their own seed. >> howard buffett: they're lookin

in 2009, there were 83 agents assigned to san juan. ausley increased to 95. in fact, i've done what we can to make sure that agents graduating from the academy and senior agents rotating in from the foreign offices are assigned. we will continue to try to get as many resources to puerto rico as possible. on the surge, know before we your discussion with the attorney general about the searches that the dea actually was surging in the puerto rican of a couple years back when we needed help with housing projects on the drug trafficking murder rate and violence. we responded by sending agents from around the country into puerto rico for the periods of time to help with that and we will continue even though we no longer have the program we will look for ways to assist our agents and our fellow law enforcement officers in puerto rico with an additional resource. islamic gentleman's time has expired. gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte. specs before mr. chairman, welcome. i wanted to ask you about reports that the dea field agents in arizona were aware of the gun

in 2009 there were 83 agents assigned to san juan. i increased it to 95. in fact, i have done what we can to make sure that agents graduating from the academy and senior agents rotating in from foreign offices are assigned there. we will continue to try to give as many resources to puerto rico as possible. on the surge, know before your discussion with the attorney general about surges, that d.e.a. actually was surging in puerto rico. a couple years back when you needed help with housing projects on the drug trafficking and murder rate and violence there, we responded by sending agents from teams around the country into puerto rico for periods of time to help with that. and we will continue even though we no longer have the meth program. we will look for ways to assist our agents in our fellow law enforcement officers in puerto rico with additional resources. >> thank you. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ms. leonhart, welcome. i wanted to ask you about reports that d.e.a. field ag

missions national historical park is comprised of four mission churches, mission san jose, mission san juan and mission espado. adjusting the boundaries of the san antonio missions national park is absolutely critical to protecting these treasures and allowing the park to continue thriving and further enhance the visitors' experience. . it is also a critical part of the redevelopment taking place on the south side of san antonio. a recent study found the san antonio mission national historical park supported over 1,000 local jobs and almost $100 million in economic activity. this boundary adjustment will help reconnect the missions to the san antonio river where the mission reach project is taking place to extend to the south side, the economic prosperity and job opportunities enjoyed in other parts of san antonio. such redevelopment will allow for significant job and economic opportunities that currently do not exist in parts of san antonio. the san antonio missions are important to the nation, and they help visitors understand the history of our nation, its diverse origins as well as the

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police raided the san juan facility.nts accused 45 people accused of funneling cocaine through the facility any on to the u.s. mainland. >>> business social networking site linkedin confirming reports that hackers have stolen 6.5 million passwords. the company won't give details of how the passwords were stolen, but says it's continuing to investigate the matter. and science fiction writer, ray bradbury has died after a lengthy illness. his books include the iconic "fahrenheit 451" and he predicted atms to live television car chases. he said i started writing every day and never stopped. ray bradbury was 91. >> thanks very much, lisa. >>> and you're in "the situation room." happening now, an fbi investigation and bipartisan demands for answers over allegations the white house leaked classified information for political points. just ahead i'll ask the chair senator dianne feinstein why she says american lives are now at risk. >>> also exclusive cnn video from the front lines of combat in syria's sniper alley where they're

would give the drugs to a currier inside restrooms who then would board flights from burt rico, from san juanates like miami, orlando and newark, new jersey. now, this was an investigation that lasted two years. and we see the map there of the cities that were arrested. i should mention that dallas, there was an arrest there, but no drugs ever made it there. three-year investigation and agent i say they have been able so dismantle two drug trafficking organizations in puerto rico. >> and they're talking about 9,000 kilograms of cocaine. how much are we talking about here? >> 9,000 kilos in cocaine, not only that, but the additional amount is 3,000 more. so you're talking about what happens in part of the investigation, what they've been able to document. one da agent said you talk into account they were able to smuggle as many as 100 to 150 a year, that gives you even a larger amount. let me tell you how one agent described they were able to take advantage of their security clearance to get insiedde the airport. >> they offer them money. most employees refuse but several said yes. that's why

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trust fund with general appropriations so we will avoid a repeat of what happened in the case of san juan boat unit. it does not require c.b.p. to spend an additional dollar in puerto rico or require puerto rico over other jurisdictions and the amendment has no budgetary impact sm the amendment merely gives the agency the flexibility and discretion to draw upon general appropriations to address the recent shortfall in the trust fund in order to fulfill its responsibilities in puerto rico. the amendment will ensure that the counterdrug mission in puerto rico is not unduly harmed. this will promote the broader national security interests of the united states since 80% of the drugs that enter puerto rico are ultimately transported to the u.s. mainland. i thank the chairman and ranking member for including language in the committee report and i look forward to work with them to ensure that the department of homeland security, including c.b.p. have the resources it needs to address the drug-related violence in puerto rico. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from puerto

he led the charge of san juan hill in the spanish american war. teddy jr. fought with his brothers. his brother, quinton, a fighter pilot, was killed in action. general roosevelt was crippled and had a heart condition but he was not finished fighting. at the eage of 56, general roosevelt was the highest ranking officer that landed on the shores of normandy. he was determined to lead this new generation of warriors who became the greatest generation as they took on the nazis. his son, quinton roosevelt ii, named after teddy jr.'s late brother, the fighter pilot, was on the beaches of normandy that day. they were the only father and son duo to fight on d-day. roosevelt and his boys were part of operation overlord. the greatest invasion in history was expected to come at a high cost and it did. american youth gave their lives that day for the future of others. armed only with a walking stick and a pistol and under constant enemy fire, roosevelt led several groups of 20-something americans up utah beach and inland. general omar bradley described roosevelt's actions as, quote, the greate

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