the d.e.a. continues to see a surge in synthetic opioids. one version called fentanyl is more dangerous than heroin. the d.e.a. warehouse in phoenix synthetic drugs. >> all of this stuff here is one case. >> reporter: shelves lined with bath salts and spice and the new kid on the block, synthetic open -- opiates. >> kids are getting addicted to oxky -- oxycodone and those types of thing, we've seen an explosion of these synthetic oeup >> reporter: he says synthetic opioids come in many forms, including in fentanyl. a pain medicine that is so powerful that one quarter of one grain can be toxic. >> it absorbs through your skin& and you can overdose. >> reporter: manufacturers in china and india are selling marketing to young first-time users and heroin addicts. >> it is flash to get kids to look at this stuff. >> reporter: parents unaware that the doorstep delivery could chill their children. >> it is on the internet. we can't stop all of it. pay attention to what they are buying. pay attention to

the d.e.a. warehouse in phoenix is packed with synthetic drug, synthetic oeup kwroeuts. >> they are being manufactured in china, india and kids can order this off of the internet. >> reporter: he says the synthetic version of the of kwroeut feint thatal that one gn can kill you. >> it absorbs through your skin. >> reporter: synthetic oeup kwroeuts arrived just after purchase unaware they are stronger than heroin. >> the chinese send it over and if you live through the first shot, you're going want that product again. >> reporter: in the past two year, the arizona d.e.a. seized 50 pounds of fentanyl that the enough to kill millions of people. if you're found in possession of a synthetic opioid, you could i'm kristy siefkin, fox 10 news. >>> a federal court the blocking overtime pay for four million highway workers. u.s. district court in texas issued a nationwide injunction. this motion to block the overtime is part of a lawsuit that is part of a lawsuit, including arizona. the lawsuit claims the

. >> reporter: special agent in charge michael ferguson of the d.e.a. hash tracking fentanyl here in new england. he says the drug on the street is different than the drug used in hospitals. ferguson says this fentanyl is not only deadly to the users but also to people who respond to overdoses. >> the danger with fentanyl extremely deadly. >> reporter: we rode along with brewster brewster ambulance in quincy where the typical overdose can be quite common. >> reporter: which is why they are warning coming in contact with street fentanyl can have fatal consequences. >> we have been advised number one it will take a lot more narcan. >> reporter: paramedics tell calls is for an overdose. knowing that fentanyl can be absorbed through the skin they have to take extra precautions like wearing guns. >> reporter: the d.e.a. says the street fentanyl is being made by the car tells in mexico and smuggle across the border. they first encountered fentanyl in rhode island in early 2014 then it quickly spread throughout new where we assume that any heroin that we encoun

reporter: the d.e.a. is taking steps to criminalize this newest version of the powerful opioid, as clandestine labs worked to profit from the addiction epidemic. yet another deadly new drug has hit the streets. >> the u47700, it's got some street names like pink, it's a synthetic opioid, similar to what we're seeing with some of the other synthetics the the fentanyl products that we're seeing in new hampshire. reporter: it's overdose deaths across the country in the last year, one of them here in the granite state. according to the governor's advisor on addiction and behavioral health, it has also shown up at least once in drugs tested at the state lab. >> it's another piece of the constellation of drugs we're seeing on the streets. reporter: adding yet another layer of danger for those struggling with addiction. does it worry you for them? necessarily out just trying to get high, they're trying to prevent being sick, because their body's tolerance continues to grow. >> one might think that somebody in act

reporter: the d.e.a. stepping out of the shadows of law enforcement to embrace a wholistic approach. in two manchester after school programs. it will help fund billboards, radio and tv psa's and experts to help educate people who will go into the community. also to bolster existing programs. from our u.s. attorney's office to efforts on the front lines. >> the prem is of our work is to strengthen the communities through prevention and dialogue. breaking down stigma, breaking down >> they're great partners that we can collaborate with and learn from each other and share experiences and really take everybody's approach, put it all into one tent and really make a difference, enhance everybody's programs. and that's why manchester was chosen. reporter: the strategy leverages existing local, state and federal partnerships helping with support, structure and resources. so many in attendance today excited at the possibilities. live in the studio, jennifer after canaan police say he tried to sell drugs to undercov

the d.e.a. has sent out a notice of emergency action placing u47700 into schedule 1 of the controlled substances act, which criminalizes its particular molecular analog. it's yet another worry for those struggling with addiction, their families and those on the front lines. >> the problem right now is that there are a lot of different synthetic opioids being all being produced in clandestine labs, so you don't know how they'll react with each individual or with each other and you don't know what's in them any more. reporter: coming up at 6:00 we'll hear from the d.e.a. and hear about some of the worries of sharing this information with people battling addiction. for now live in portsmouth, jennifer crompton. jean: the catholic church is reaching out to new hampshire catholic charities will be holding counseling sessions, in response to the state's drug problem. >> in the past we have waited for people who needed help to come to us. after looking at the statewide statistics, we decided we needed t

so, the chief of d's addressed the d.e.a. meeting last night. - i snuck a look at his advance promotions list. - oh, is that right? bobby's making first grade. yeah? you know, they change those lists, james. yeah, i know. he and simone caught on the way in. then it's me. okay, work it with diane. - sure. - you feeling all right? guess from what i look like, someone should put a bullet in my ear. what's going on? d.o.a.'s frank sportelli. fifty-five. shot in the head. that's the address on his driver's license. no one else is in the house. anyone see anything? if they did, they're not talking about it. all right. what can you tell me about him? that was his aunt's house, his mother's sister. his parents lived next door. are they alive? they've been dead, like, 25 years. and his aunt died a year after her sister, which was sport's mother. sport lived in his aunt's old house with his wife till about seven years ago. his wife passed away too? she left him, moved to california. did they have any children? no. - what's your name? - louis pesci. - pesci, like the actor? - except he's joe, the l

i worked the d.e.a., fbi, others as court a free man. >>> back at the live desk here. hundreds of officers are right now searching more than 200 offices, mosques, apartments as they search for members of an islamic group. germany is expected to ban this particular organization today a religious sect if you will. that the organization glorifies jihad and sends troops to syria to fight with isis in iraq. >> the shooter might be the one we have at gun point. >>> body cam video showing the moments after a good samaritan shot and killed while trying to break up a husband and wife. mesa police say christopher rife a former phoenix police was trying to kill his wife by crashing his own car back in may. here's the moment got to wright and arrested him. >> one right there. back! back! get down on your knees right there! are you gloved up? >> yep. >> go ahead and get him. >> take a look at these photos. at least five bullet holes by shooting. reportedly he told police he'd do it all again. >>> two teens were killed near 35th avenue as breaking news yesterday from the live desk.

. >> the d.e.a. says continuing to work with china's government on the manufacture of that. >> november is usually a pretty cold monday for us. >> as we end ok, our temperatures are headsing up. we are at our high for the day right now. it is fairly comfortable. it is a little on the breezy side. 58 in downtown milwaukee. due points coming up. 58 is above the average high of this year. we are not going to get to the records high of 80 on halloween. along sprinkles, no snow expected. now in november we do get snow at times. it doesn't snow every november, but we average 2.4 inches. the average high starts at 53. that is for november 1. by november 30 the average high is 14 degrees colder. it is one of those months you really make a pretty drastic change. our average low goes down to 26 degrees. when we have a forecast like we do, i want you to make sure you get out and enjoy. look at how warm it is going to be in the morning. temperatures around 60 degrees when you start work or school. sunrise at 7:27

jennifer: education is a big part too, the d.e.a. has started funding after school dance groups in the city and will help pay for billboards and radio and tv public service announcements. new hampshire's deadly crisis of addiction was a major talking point in the ration for the white house. while president-elect donald trump builds his administration, there are encouraging signs the problem will be treated with urgency. josh mcelveen is here tonight with these developments. but success in government comes from the design of solutions to a problem like the war on heroin. in this case the trump-pence white house may be recognizing early on that the answers lie in new hampshire, not necessarily washington. >> please welcome the next president of the united states, mr. donald j. trump. reporter: during the campaign, donald trump scoibtly spoke of new hampshire's emergency. >> i said no way, you look beautiful streams and lakes and everything else, i said this is not heroin country. it is heroin country. reporter: but a week after the elec

the d.e.a. in philadelphia say they are actively involved in cracking down on area pill mills. >> thank you, wendy. disturbing stuff. >>> tonight, we learn singer/song writer leonard cohen died at the age of 82. his work spanned five decades. he may be best known for his song "hallelujah" covered by countless musicians. he never won a grammy, but he was enducted into the hall of fame. he wrote for james taylor, willie nelson and collins. he released an album just last month. >>> on health check at 11:00, vitamin d could improve the prognosis of those with breast cancer. they found the benefit from higher levels of vitamin d. it led to odds of preventing an occurrence of cancer. >>> two bald eagles got stuck in a storm drain in orange county, florida. an avian expert says they ended up there after getting into a midair flight over territory and fell into the sky. after an hour, one was able to fly away on it own. the second needed human intervengs. a team of firefighters and wildlife agents saved

the d.e.a. is taking emergency action to crack down on that drug. there is among young people. attorney general maura healey committed half a million dollars to the effort yesterday. that money comes from a first in the nation settlement with cvs pharmacy. healey says the grant money will provide school-based education. randy: they approved plans for a new casino. photos. twin rivers plans to open in 2018 which will be located right on the massachusetts border. check of the markets now. sell-off for asian shares. investors concerned about the possibility of higher interest rates under the donald trump presidency. u.s. stock futures are mixed after the dow smashed a record high. the markets are open today, but most banks are closed in observance of veterans day. new revelations centered around yahoo's new filings show the company had evidence it had been hacked at least 18 months before it launched an investigation. personal information was stolen from nearly 500 million user accounts. yahoo is investigating how much was known about the hack in late 2014. emily: some new balance

that $125 million for the national guard counter drug program which is a duplicated program from the d.e.a.? >> here is the thing from paul ryan. i'm glad he stopped for two weeks. when is the last time you said something positive about paul ryan? kennedy: he has petty eyes. >> they waived out of existence the debt ceiling. remember when the debt ceiling was bad? that has been waived away out of existence until spring of 2017. donald trump didn't run at all on -- kennedy: unrestrained, jamie. >> none of this matters unless you do entitlement reform. at the end of the day unless you do entitlement, it doesn't matter. donald trump probably wants earmarks. because when he goes to tell mitch mcconnell to get the deal done, he doesn't care if mitch mcconnell has to give someone a bridge to nowhere, he just wants the deal done. kennedy: president trump's new digs may be getting an update. karl rove says the oval office is in need of security updates that could take a year. will donald trump get his wish of being able to govern the world from trump tower before he starts slumming at pennsylvania

when the d.e.a. issues a warning to law enforcement about a drug they should not even touch, then you know it's bad. such is the case with something call chad, just this morning we had something break across the a.p. wire that u.s. officials have made more than 400 seizures of this drug in eight states since july. what is it? >> i saw that, too. it's a very strong, synthetic toxic at miniscule amounts. >>russell: we read 50 times more potent than heroin, 10 times more powerful than morphine. >> it only takes a miniscule amount. >>russell: can we lose the graphics? >> a miniscule amount to become deadly. 10 milligrams can kill hundreds of people. only one gram can kill tens of thousands >>russell: we talk about fen fentanyl. this is way stronger even than fentanyl, right? >> it is. it's used legally as a tranquilizer for very large animals, elephants, buffalo, other large mammals. that's what it is designed for. >>russell: so we've got this drug. it's on the streets. why? of profit. drug dealers are th

among those, the mass firing of d.e.a. employee, questionable e-mails, and a investigations that jeffreys hosted a party to give up service protection. now the governor and his team will search for a new director. in the meantime, henry darwin, the chief's operating director will take over. >>> jeff flake back in the valley from mexico. he arrived at sky harbor after spending time until mexico meeting with foreign leaders there. senator flake tells us the trip was to discuss presidential election. >> which ever the election went, there is concern about t.p.p. the mexican government is also a partner with t.p.p. so we want to make sure that mexico understands that we understand, particularly those of us in arizona understand the way the trade benefits all parts. it is not a zero sum game. let the mexican government know that we want a secure border but one that is open to commerce. >>> the leadership within the navajo nation sending a letter to president obama today urging him to intervene in the tent standoff between activi

first, proceed through what are likely to be time-consuming proceedings under a separate statute, the i. d.e.aan't give them the relief g. >> mr.-- >> but your whole point again is what's in the complaint. and the statute says that before the filing of a civic -- civil action, you have to exhaust. if the statute were written your way, it would have said at the time you file the complaint, the complaint must ask only for. that's what you're saying, but that's not what the statute says. >> so i'd say a couple of things about that, your honor. first of all, i think seeking relief might natural by be read -- naturally be read to the look at what's in the complaint. in any event is, i don't think our argument turns on what we asked for in the complaint particularly. we have made clear throughout these proceedings not just in the complaint, but as the proceedings have gone on that a what we are asking for is compensatory damages -- >> could i ask about that? >> yes. >> and this takes you back to the first part of the chief justice's question just so i can understand the argument. you're really makin

we have the fbi investigating if other federal agents are killed. d.e.a., federal marshals. add uniformed police office, detectives as well. enfores the law, on duty, coming or going from duty. >> a discussion to be had. tom iffuentes, thank you. >>> and a bruised party coming out of this electiffaclection f new fight. who will lead them after what we saw november 8th? talking to a congressman who says he can do better than nancy pelosi. >>> plus, donald trump is not backing away from twitter. taking on "saturday night live" and the cast "hamilton." we'll talk about that, next. s we university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mut

the best. i was very tough on drugs. i worked with d.e.a. and fbi. >> as we told you earlier his cousin walked out of court a free man sentenced to five years felony probation . >>> god speed daren. an emotional good-bye in cholo for officer daren reed as he was laid to rest. so much respect for a man who dedicated his life to serving others. >> daren could have a suspect yelling, screaming, swearing, and within a couple of minutes you would swear they were best buddies. >> police killed a gunman during a shootout. as for officer reed he was supposed he leaves behind a wife and two kids. >>> just 49,000 ballots still left to count in maricopa county. the state democratic party declaring victory. they say adrienne fontez has exceeded helen percel. count about 1700 mail-in ballots with questionable signatures. they say they have a duty to check ballots that arrive in in the mail but not those dropped off at the polls. >>> maricopa county proving to be valuable for president elect donald trump. maricopa will deliver the most amount of votes to