undercover work is stressful. very stressful.se you have to always be who you are not. >> our strategy was we would target people trying to threaten the united states by acquiring u.s. military technology, develop a relationship with them, sell them the part to show they're predisposed to violate the laws of the united states. >> what we were trying to do was act like a real business. our development problem really was the same that any business would have, which is how do you get customers? which in our case were arms dealers who were already doing illegal deals. one way you do that is to have a good website. we tried to supply coded language that indicated that we were willing to cut corners. because you don't say that outright. we can assist in your unconventional export requirements. so we were operating under cover for maybe a year before we got a really credible target. >> he only identified himself to us as alex dave. he had sent an rfq, request for quote. >> request for quote. so the bad guy says, i want ten of this. what

okay. >> the undercover confirms that chastity is working in the hotel. but he'll have to call her once more to get her exact location. >> i am not going to know where this girl is at. i'm going to have no idea until i call. and i may not even know then. okay? she may tell me -- you know, she may tell me go up to the second floor and i'll wave you in. or we don't know, we have no idea. so we have to play it all by ear. >> give me two guys. is all i need. >> at the same time undercovers also have a second date on the way. >> my girl might be coming. she sees that camera, she's running. >> the team must now scramble to make two simultaneous takedowns. >> all right. unit on outside, we have possibly two girls in this hotel. outside unit, be aware. he's talking to the girl. she's right around here somewhere. so keep an eye out. >> the woman directs the undercover to room number a-3 just as sergeant walker spies a man who may be her pimp exiting the same room. >> and he has something to do with her. >> as the undercover makes his way to a-3, the suspected pimp

>> tonight, msnbc goes undercover with the fbi in michigan as they battle to rescue the young and the lost caught in the grip of sex slavery in the motor city. >> please! please! i beg you. >>> detroit, michigan, once the very hub of american industrial might, the city's economic collapse is staggering. today, with unemployment hovering near 20%, motown is a tough place to find a job. that is, unless you happen to be dealing in one of the few lines of merchandise that still pays around here -- the buying and selling of sex for cash. >> we actually have a number of partners that are in the task force. >> special agent michael glennon heads up the fbi's human trafficking task force in michigan. >> why the need for a task force when it comes to this issue of human trafficking, sex trafficking? >> in detroit a lot of people don't realize that we're kind of a hub of both recruitment as well as a destination city and recruitment city. that as well as the end of the i-74 corridor, there's a lot of truck traffic and a lot of components that make it a very popular area for trafficking unfortun

>> and veterans are constantly training rookies in undercover tactics. >> we just put on an undercoverchool. what we'll do is take these guys out and get their feet wet. let them try and pick up some girls and see what it's like to follow a car and that kind of thing. >> detective jim saleda is an eight-year veteran of the task force. tonight he'll be working closed cover keeping a protective eye on the undercover cops posing as johns. >> again, if shots are fired be mindful you always want cover. >> tonight's sting requires two dozen officers and nine cars. >> and if there is an officer down we'll react to the threat as we just talked about. we actually have one of our close cover officers, plain clothes officers, who was watching the incident, be approached by two guys and he tried to rob them at gun point. a gun fight ensued. we've had a male officer just recently shot at by a female prostitute. so you name it, it's happened. >> it's just after 5:00 p.m. when the task force hits the streets. >> run up and down a few blocks and see what's out there. >> it doesn't take long for saleda

the undercover trump voters.assador, how do you think trump is doing with the easter bunny voters ? >> i am confident on the easter bunny vote. we have that locked up. it is a problem. the population is small. there is only one. other than that, it is fine. >> fantastic. why do you think trump is a spokesperson who says he is not polling well with human beings? >> she knows most of the polls are random digit dial polls where people press a button on their phone and they don't speak with a live person. kelly anne conway is smarter than the comments and shooy is grasping at straws. >> should we trust any polls then? >> i think you should trust all of the polls. even polls you don't agree with, there is a truth to the polls. it is the average of polls that really matters. most have her up by six and a half points. that's a reality. even if there is 1% and there is. there is no big mystery. that doesn't happen too much. >> i don't trust the ppp pollers. >> you have to look at the poll. ppp is a democratic poll and it

undercover secured charges against her. as soon as she takes his cash. sheriff's deputies move in for the arrest. >>. >> this 26-year-old woman we will call samantha is 2600 miles away from her home in north carolina. with only $300 in her pocket she is broke and busted. >> tonight's operation has only just begun and police have two in custody. before the night is over, they will be joined by many, many more. >> it is made to look glamorous. you're going to sneak away from your wife, and come here, and do something naughty, and then go back to your normal life. that's not the way it is at all. . if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call this numb

but we'll see. >> this male undercover is in contact with a very young-looking female. ad says she's 20. but he suspects she may be a juvenile. after some negotiation by text, she finally agrees to an outcall and arrives at the hotel shortly before 9:30. >> has my time started? all right, okay. >> and no anal. >> no anal? >> a price of $340 is agreed upon for half an hour of sex. >> good? >> yeah. >> okay. >> as soon as the money changes hands, sheriff's deputies move in and make the arrest. the woman in custody is 21-year-old stephanie. she is quiet and cooperative. but investigators quickly get a sense of her personal distress. >> you ever been arrested before for prostitution? >> no, sir. >> where's your mom and dad? >> my dad i haven't talked to in -- i couldn't even tell you how long. and my mom, it's probably been about a year. she's really sick. >> a tattoo on stephanie's back offers detectives insight on her troubled family history. >> it says "colesta." >> i knew from the name of it because it's kind of an old-school kind of name that it was either a mom or a g

. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover and comes face to face with sex slavery in america. >> if you livehis life where will you be in ten years? >> as this sun sets on a spring break on saturday in central florida, police hit the phone laying a trap for those who traffic in illegal sex. >> i'm like 20, 15, 20 minutes from disney. >> after four days of targeting the buyers and sellers who traffic in sex, detectives have made 66 arrests. they spot a woman that fits the sglipgs hispanic woman in the building. >> we have her coming to the door. >> can i get a real hug? >> do they always hug. >> looking for wires. to see if he's a bug. >> despite her initial nervousness, the officer confirms the deal and she accepts $500. >> before getting down to business she checks out the room. >> she picked up the money to see if it is counterfeit. >> reassured the money is authentic she orders the under cover to get comfortable. code for get naked. >> 500 for 30 minutes. >> it won't go in. >> for 500, 30 minutes. >> it won't go in. >> i told you to bring the tools. >> what tools, the lube and stuff. >> y

. >>> still ahead on news channel 5 at 6, more than 4 dozen people arrested as part of an undercover investigation. police say it is all drug related. >>> plus, would -- plus donald how he would help boost the economy if he were president. more on the campaign trail >>> an update to a saw first on 5, more than 50 people arrested as a result of an undercover investigation. >> that operation focused on heroin related crimes. >>reporter: as the heroin problem continues to get worse, so does the crime associate welcome west division it. here in mentor, they saw a huge spike in theft, addicts stealing to support their habits and police worked quickly to nip that right in the bud. from jewelry to electronics to lightbulbs, crab legs, and baby formula. the spike in crime so bad, mentor police received a grant for undercover operation. >> it's one of the most did i have cull things we've faced as a society in a long time. >>reporter: so far, the state made 56 arrests and recovered around $8500 in stolen goods. they can't say exactly what they do but involved undercover officers d >> we don't

in reality, if you use a gun undercover you're the worst in the world. you're supposed to use your about and charm. >> rose: al hunt, katy tur, larry wilmore, and daniel radcliffe when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we continue this evening. our coverage of the 2016 political campaign, hillary clinton was in philadelphia for a voter registration drive and donald trump was at a rally in w wii. we want to talk about the trump campaign and the clinton campaign. joining me from washington is al hunt of "bloomberg view." also joining us later katy tur of nbc news. she has been with the trump campaign since almost the beginning. albert, welcome to the broadcast. good to hear from you again. >> good to be with you, charlie. >> rose: i haven't had a chance to talk to you since you were in pennsylvania. give me a sen

the guy sells it to the undercover cop. the undercover cop's picking up a young girl on the street, he's picking up the girl. she's the one taking the risk and he collects the profit. we stopped one guy and we got i think $20,000 out of his sock. >> the task force warns parents as the business becomes more and more lucrative, the tactics pimps use to lure or kidnap girls gets bolder and more creative. >> they'll go to bus stations, malls. >> movie theaters. we have cases where people in school will do recruiting and get her friends to come out. >> tonight's operation is designed to bust pimps who run a takeout service by delivering young girls from door to door. investigators wire the decoy's room, monitor the decoy's activities and communicate with him at all times. armed officers stand by in the adjoining room while undercover squad cars surveil the area. tonight, officer jim beers plays the client in need of a young companion while his fellow officer mark is technical backup. >> i'll make the call. mark here will basical

but it may be their lucky day because had that not been an undercover decoy and had it been somebodyhat had the worst intentions for them, we'd be responding under a whole different circumstances. >> on the left-hand side with the rest of the guys. >> for safety reasons, the booking officer ascertains the mental state of the new arrestees. >> have a seat, sir. just a few quick questions for you. have you ever been arrested in any other states before? is this your first time in jail? >> yes. >> any psychological issues? are you having thoughts of suicide? >> no. >> do you have a high school diploma or g.e.d.? >> high school. >> are you in the military? >> yes. >> what branch? pardon me? that's it. you can have a seat where you were. >> raymond smith now booked as a clark county inmate, he joins several hundred other pleasure-seeking men caught in metro's man dragnet every year. >> i think people need to know it's important that the demand drives prostitution. >> lieutenant hughes says targeting johns like smith is the best way to curb the bad behavior that keeps exploited women on the

i can't wait to see you. >> female undercovers make contact with an eager john. >> right now. he will be here in two minutes. >> a male undercover in the room across the hall has a subject on the way. >> you are not the police, right? that's why i want to give you my number. i don't want a bunch of dudes kickin' in my door. >> reporter: the team scrambles to prepare for two simultaneous takedowns. >> you guys good? >> yeah. >> it is always feast or famine. we will have nothing, put the phone calls an ads on and then five people show up in a half hour. it is critical when we take him down we bring him out immediately. >> arresting officers hud until the next room, eyeballing his approach in the hallway and waiting for a hit on the panic pager to signal the deal for sex has been made. ♪ >> get your hands out of your pocket. you are arrest. the john is hustled in to a processing room. while officers reset the trap for a call girl who's only moments away. [ beeping ] >> hey. how are you doing, buddy? police. >> phone real quick. all right. we're the police. okay. just so you know.

in reality if you fire a gun when you're undercover, you are the worst undercover agent in the world.er things you haven't your disposal are your intelligence and charm -- have at your disposal are your intelligence and charm. and how hard the work is, in terms of the man hour you put into it or it for every hour you spend with the people surveilling, you spent two hours transcribing that hour. it's a very lonely life. the thing most exciting about the script is often you get a script which sets a character up as being smart and in the final 1/3 of the movie, he becomes jason bourne. this one stays true to the character they set up until the end. roof in dylann charleston was a white supremacist? daniel: i believe so. , athe time this happened the time i read the script, it was around the time that dylann roof happened. there was a real reluctance on the part of people to refer to that as being terrorism. i think one of the points the film makes is that terrorism has lots of different forms. this is tony go let talking to nate, you, talking about timothy mcveigh. >> you seem like you

>> on that sting, they met with the undercover officer.l had the money, she actually slipped the money up under the door to jason. he picked up the money. he was detained in the stairwell by the arrest team with a laptop on him and our undercover money. >> tonight, police say jason was using april to break in this new recruit, a 23-year-old we'll call laurie. >> she tried to convince me her friend was okay, that she was cool and that she was there to have a good time as well. at the same time, the other girl at this point was moving around the room. she looked nervous. looked out of place. it was evident to me this was probably her first rodeo, so to speak. she was very out of place. >> back at the state police post, investigators separate the women for further questioning. >> hey, how you doing? you want to give a statement? you want to talk to me? >> no. >> not at all? >> no. >> how come? >> because i don't want to talk. i want my lawyer. >> okay. not a problem. >> tonight, april takes the fifth, but her friend, laurie, is ready to talk.

the fbi arresting this morning in an undercover sting. he is the first american law enforcement officer charged with a terror related crime. live from alexandria virginia. doug? >> reporter: hi, john. 36-year-old nicholas young of fair fax, virginia was arrested at his place of work, without incident. he will be making a court appearance moments from now. we will be there for that. criminal charges against him suggest he was a deeply disturbed man. convert to islam who confided to undercover agents and informants he tortured small animals, had a nazi eagle tattoo on his neck, hated jews, prone to domestic violence, and armed to the teeth with assault weapons. here is josh earnest speaking about this arrest moments ago. >> we are mindful of the risk that is posed by home grown extremists and we know the part of strategy used by extremist groups around the world, including isil, using socialmed the country and around the world. >> reporter: first tipped off to suspicious behavior by metro police supervisors, they had young under surveillanc

we set up our undercover inspectors to try to get inside. the place is labelled as a relaxation spa. >> once inside, the undercover is typically offered a massage and unguarded view of what really goes on in a so-called relaxation spa. >> i see improperly dressed masseuses all the time. i see them running, scattering to lied items such as a condom or money. >> hey. how are you doing? health department. >> police department. >> when the lights come on, the women cover up. at the same time, police spot this woman trying to leave. they bring her back inside. >> she's the older lady. massage $40. >> at first, investigators suspect she maybe the manager on duty. >> she's leaving again. >> once again the woman makes a dash for it. >> where are you going? >> this time one of our cameras follows. once again the woman is intercepted by police. by offering to arrange a massage for the undercover, she has confirmed suspicions that golden pearl is operating illegally. in this room down the hallway, sergeant flores finds evidence of sexual activity, incl

an i-team undercover exclusive, at citi, our business isn't gymnastics. we don't measure proper hydration, or create training programs. so why do we sponsor team usa? because our business is enabling americans everywhere to keep moving forward as they compete on the global stage. >>> strip shows, lap dances, even groping. the i-team goes undercover and exposes x rated play time on a public golf course. >>> then a crowded sidewalk, a burst of gunfire, and two innocent bystanders shot. >>> living in a jogger is murdered. now nervous neighbors want to know how the police will keep them safe. news 4 new york starts right now. good evening, i'm chuck scarborough. >> and i'm sibila vargas. the crime shattered a community's sense of security, and now with the killer still out there, neighbors are understandably upset. >> tonight the nypd faced a packed crowd nearly a week after 30-year-old jogger karina vetrano was found dead. and adding to fears, news of another jogger's death. a new york city woman found murdered hundreds of miles from in howard beach, queens,

. >> kunkel says an undercover cop lured him into a crime he never intended to commit. >> i had a cartereo. i approached him, hey, you want to buy a stereo? and he was like, no, but if you can get some checks and credit cards, i'll be interested in that type of merchandise. so i went out and got them and came back, sold it to them. nine months later, they charged me. i'm not denying i committed the crime, but the state set me up. you've got undercover cops out there, intentionally, intentionally coming after people like me, just how i look and my past. people see me on the streets, you know, with all the tattoos and i get a vibe of like, they think i'm a bad guy. but i'm not a bad guy, you know what i mean? i'm a product of the state. this is how the state made me. >> some of kunkel's tattoos are inflammatory, such as the swastika on top of his head. others, like the teardrop and the dots below his eye, are often associated with gang-related violence. but kunkel says his are different. >> so how about these tats up here? >> that's my mom. she passed away. >> over here? >> no comment.

. >> we have officers undercover and officers on bikes, on foot we have are mounted unit so there are a lot of resources out here because there are so many people.>> reporter: a new initiative, bracelets with a check to check in and pay quicker. >> super annoying. scary. know that i'm being tracked at a music festival. it's like we're. >> reporter: as far as the neighborhood goes well some visitors they be mindful others not so much. buck there is extra noise -- >> there is extra noise. >> there's people parking on my street.>> reporter: they are patrolling the area to prevent violators. >> we want to make sure that traffic flows. those other people that live in this area. we want to make sure the residents are fine.>> reporter: despite some annoyances other neighbors recognize the positive impact on hosting outside land. >> i find it annoying in terms of the parking, but other than that i think it is a positive thing for the park. it will bring in money. >> it is magical. i don't mind it at all. >>> in san francisco the police officers union is stirring up controversy after publishin

and job - she gets "the tip of her life" in a special undercover surprise... next! good morning i'm i'm dave hall. the blue cut fire continues to burn thousands of acres in southern california. more than 80- thousand people have evacuated from their homes. fox5's peter dawson joins us in the studio with all the latest information on this massive wildfire. here are the latest numbers, 25 personnel on the ground and in the air. and so far only 4% containment. 84,000 evacuees, the largest number of evacuees the red cross has seen for a wild fire in california. red cross has set up several shelters including three animal shelters for larger live stock. and two shelters, one in fontana and the other in hesperia at sultana high school for anyone needing a bed water or food. yesterday 150 people sought refuge at the shelter i was at in hesperia. most if not all have been evacuated many times before. johanna santore evacuee he has been watching the news, he knows our area and he'd seen pictures. he said don't be optimistic." ) morgan owen evacuee "i think for a lot of peopl

she's talking to him now. >> back on the corner, the undercover decoy says hello to an interested customer it's going to be a black car. >> yeah, they're talking about sex. >> all right, he's pulling around the corner and he's driving off. >> he stopped. >> all right, now he's waiting for her. >> the john and the decoy eventually agree on a price. but first, he says they'll have to make a stop. >> he's going to take her to the atm, i think. >> all right, there's the signal. go ahead. go ahead. [ sirens ] >> what this john doesn't know is that his deal to buy oral sex for cash has been recorded by the san francisco police department. >> turn off your engine. turn off your engine. step out of the car. how old are you? >> i'm 23. >> 23. do you have i.d.? >> no. >> do you have a driver's license? >> i have a permit. >> the girl you were talking to is a police officer. so, you're arrest for a prostitution-related offense, okay? now, if you have i.d., you're probably going to have a ticket and be on your way in about 20 minutes, if you don't have any warrants, okay? >> okay. >> are the keys in t

transit officer was picked up after an undercover sting accused of helping isis.bruce has details. >> reporter: new details on the police officer charged with trying to help isis. the fbi allegedly catching nicholas young in the act. the fbi saying the 36-year-old thought he was selling hundreds of dollars of prepaid phone cards to an isis operative, but it was really an undercover fbi agent. law enforcement has been here all day coming in and out of this home searching mr. young's belongings. neighbors describe him as a loner. >> i'm not shocked because he was so weird. he was just so secluded. >> reporter: officials who had been tracking him for six years say young was part of a radical network and previously associated with this man, amin el khalifi seen in this fbi undercover video readying an attack on the u.s. capitol. mary bruce, abc news, washington. >>> a south carolina man is fighting for his life after being infected with a rare brain-eating amoeba. the man came into contact with the amoeba after swimming in a river in the state. the infection is fatal

. >> yeah, he was an undercover police officer with customs. and for two and a half years he went undercover laundering money for the medellin cartel. actually having to do that crime in order to get deeper and deeper connected to the cartel. and once they got up as high as pablo escobar's lawyer, and the other thing that they did that was so effective is that it bank in the world at the time, b.c.c.i. do you remember that? >> stephen: nope. >> okay. well, you're not 60. ( laughter ) because i remember. >> stephen: i remember now, yeah. >> i need to get one of those horns, you know. and it's amazing-- . >> stephen: one of the biggest drug busts of all time. >> one of the biggest drug busts. 85 arrests within two hours. and it really took a dent out of the medellin cartel. mazur's story is that he was undercover in the tampa bay area. and he also lived in tampa. so he would check out, finish for the day being this undercover bad guy, and go home and be bob mazur who was a dad and a father and helped the kids with homework, take out the trash and

abc's mary bruce on the undercover operation. their own. a transit police officer accused of trying to help terrorists. a loner in this tight-knit community. >> no, i'm not shocked that he's involved with terrorism. >> reporter: not shocked? >> not shocked at all. i'm not shocked because he was so weird. he was just so secluded and kept to himself. >> reporter: 36-year-old nicholas young arrested at work today, and in court within hours. the first cop charged with aiding isis. hundreds of thousands of people ride these trains every single day, under the careful watch of officers like young, but officials say young never threatened the d.c. system. he allegedly sold pre-paid phone cards to an undercover fbi agent posing as an isis operative. >> it sounds like the fbi have been watching him for the better part of six years. >> reporter: officials say young was part of a radical network he previously associated with amin el khalifi. seen in this undercover fbi video, readying an attack on the u.s. capitol. >> mary, thank you. >>> and next here

seen in this undercover fbi video, readying an attack on the u.s. capitol. mary bruce, abc news, tropical storm late today upgr upgraded now to a hurricane, and the new track at this hour. hurricane earl forming in the caribbean, just a short time ago. also tonight, we're tracking a dangerous new wildfire roaring to life near california's wine country. mandatory evacuations for homes under way. meteorologist rob marciano tracking both, and rosb, let's start with hurricane earl. >> reporter: yeah, it's a category 1 storm. winds of 75 miles an hour. scraping the coastlin honduras. it will make landfall around midnight tonight. the main threat is going to be a lot of rain. could see devastating mudslides in the mountains there. we have flash flood watches for the southeast and north carolina, seven inches of rain there, and the desert southwest. the monsoon continues. red flag warnings in the mountains. and a tornado watch out now for parts of north dakota. but all eyes in central america tonight, are certainly on hurricane earl. david? >> rob marciano with us

the work of an undercover is similar to that of a high-priced call girl. >> high-priced call girl. >> well, i did some undercover work, and i don't think i would relate it to that when i was an fbi agent and nothing as sophisticated as this and that's what micks that case so exciting. it's multinational and they had to bring in a foreigner who was an arms dealer in the past and a pretty shady character to teach the agents and how to be a shady arms dealer in the international market and they had to set up overseas and this iranian dealer was trying to buy very sophisticated u.s. military hardware and take it back to iran so they can copy it and deploy it against u.s. troops and it's a fascinating case, if you like intrigue and cloak and dagger and mystery you will love this sunday night at 10:00. >> you know, i certainly will and there you go. sunday night at 10:00, "declassified," an absolutely excellent installment. >>> dozens injured on a jetblue flight. passengers thought the plane was literally falling out of the sky and a man with his two young sons

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. >> msnbc goes undercover and investigates "sex slaves texas." >>> by day, houston, america's fourth largest city, radiates the wealth of the oil tycoons who built it. but, by night, this interstate is ground zero for one of the darkest industries of the american underground economy, modern day sex slavery. behind the doors of the spas, massage parlors, and cantinas teenage girls and young women sell themselves for cold cash. from high-end escort girls online to back alley mattresses behind a cantina, those who fight human trafficking say foreign and homegrown american girls commit these sex acts oftentimes against their will. theirs is a story that must be told. it's 10:00 a.m. in overcast houston, texas, and it seems like just another sleepy saturday morning at this airport hotel. but behind closed doors in room 106 investigators of harris county's human trafficking task force are laying a trap. >> what we're doing basically is just trying to hook up our camera equipment inside the room here and make sure we've got a clear shot. >> the camera is focused on this bed right here so th

next >>> a bay area police department accused of targeting gay men in undercover stings.e brewing over so-called honey traps. >> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. let's get you straight to kiet do who has news out of, um, the south bay right now on a honey trap suit. et what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: yeah, we're live here at columbus park in a remote corner of this park at this bathroom that's well known for gay men to come and solicit each other for sex also known as gay cruising. this is all happening right next to a baseball diamond where families come and play ball every day and the problem is so bad that in the past six months, the santa clara county department of public health has actually set up an outreach table here to pass out pamphlets and condoms. it's a tiny isolated bathroom with a sink, urinal and one stall in a quiet industrial area close to the guadalupe river. from 2014 to 2015 san jose police ran a sting operation where undercover officers talked with suspects then cited or arrested two dozen people and charged t

. >> reporter: parker on the exodus road goes undercover. how their actions lead to raids and what happens to the children they rescue. >> rick shows us how coloradans are going undercover to safe the children. tonight at 10:00 only here on >>> we would like you to neat june. he loves as much attention as she can get. she gets along with everybody. if you would like to make her family, you can visit her in person. that's in castle rock south at the outlet malls. they are waived adoption fees through sunday. >>> an update in the jump of the price of life saving epipens. the manufacture mylan says they will not drop the price but they will expand a program that lowers the out of pocket costs for many pay shnts. they say it will make its patient assistance program available to people with incomes four times higher than the poverty level. a family of four with up to $97,000 a year would pay nothing out of pocket. by not dropping the price, mylan forces insurers and companies to continue to pay a higher price which contributes to higher healthcar

granger: well, hetty sent nate on a long-term undercover. he's investigating organized crime's link to terrorism in l.a. when was last contact? 12 weeks ago. he went dark and we had no idea where he was until this showed up. well, if he was trying to infiltrate organized crime, it looks like he was successful.

attendant he wn undercover police officer. what he had done and also had a loaded gun in his front seat. >> a michael brown miami. at least 10 k9 units, and a leapt searched for the dog, he had escaped from where he lived friday >> in assention parish crews continue to deal with flooding in louisiana. what makes it worse is newly freedal gators from an freed alligators, from alligator farms. the flooding has caused 13 deaths so far. visit the area tuesday. >>> shelters across the country are helping out, this week the hugh main society of tampa bay took in 18 dogs and puppies from a louisiana shelter and today they went up for adoption. boy were they popular. nearly all of the louisiana dogs were adopted in just one day. >> because of the tampa bay area plots responded to the story, you feel bad for the people, no one wants to give up their pet l, but if your home is destroyed, you don't have a place to go, sometimes that's what happens. i'm glad we could fit them in. >> there are a few remaining dogs from louisiana who didn't

cops say he started chatting online with an undercover officer posing as a young teen. he is charged with attempting to lure a minor. >>> prosecutors in montgomery county have charged a former gymnastics instructor with sexually assault assaulting young girl. 33-year-old daniel herb of hatboro sexually assaulted the girl from the age of eight years until 11 years old he's in jail tonight on half million dollars bail. a judge ordered herb to have no contact with minors under the age of 18. police say they now know who is responsible for shooting a 10-year-old girl in north philadelphia. police say two men were arguing last week when gunfire broke out north rosewood street. >> authorities are hoping they can get get the bad guys off the street. fox 29' is that so bean in a kuriakose joining us live from police headquarters. sabina. >> reporter: dawn torque night two arrest warrants put out and the family says these names are familiar to them. >> 10-year-old milan still has the bullet lodged in her flesh after she was caught in the crossfire of a north philly gun fight thu

rick salinger will show us how a colorado operation is operating undercover to save the children were >> reporter: sex for sale on the streets of thailand. what goes on behind the scenes with young girls is usually hidden. >> reporter: for matt parker of the exodus road, goes undercover. >> see who's there, who's for sale >> reporter: how their academies lead -- actions lead to raids and the children they rescue. >> coming up tonight on cbs4 news fashion show happening tomorrow night. and you still have a chance to go. urban nights benefits urban peak, a nonprofit that helps young homeless people in colorado. and there are a few tickets left, you can get yours by clicking on the event page at >> showers and thunderstorms back again this evening. and look at our 5-day forecast. 74 tomorrow, more showers and storms. drying out and warming up next week! >> thank you for joining us. >> have a great evening. helium. yes. yes. taylor swift. yes. pi. yes. kardashian. more specific. see, i remembered because if it looks like kim it's kim, if it looks kind of like kim it's kourtney, and if it