Taser to get a person into handcuffs. Soon after the man became unresponsive. The victim was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. No word on the identity of the victim. New details. The suspected drugging of as many as seven stanford students at a Fraternity Party last weekend is triggering an investigation by police and the university. It s a story we ve been following sine this morning on today in the bay. Nbc bay area s kris sanchez has been on the phone and sending emails, asking questions all morning. She s live at stanford with wht the University Just told her. I can tell you that the university isnt saying a lot. Stanford police are directing us to the stanford press office and all theyre saying at this point is that there is an investigation underway. However in the last hour i talked to the student news source and this is what she told me about breaking the story. This is the house where the editor who wants to remain anonymous told me the alleged drugging happe
Just to set the scene, this is normally an oversight hearing. It is a routine hearing. What do they normally talk about and how will this be different . Normally, in an oversight hearing like this, you have a lot of questions about the routine business of the Justice Department. In this case, it would be antitrust questions, questions about civil rights, questions about criminal prosecutions. Democrats are going in with a lot of questions about Jeff Sessions in particular. Some of the events in the campaign. Some things that have come up as part of Robert Muellers investigation into broader russian mesylate medling. Publicans have developed their own set of questions. Some around the conduct of the now fired fbi director, james comey, as well as questions about a deal from several years ago involving a purchase of a uranium company. Sort of a tangled tale. Hits it jumps around and different things, but there will be some lines of questioning i think will keep recurring through the whol
State. This month, a Police Officer in ohio had a near fatal sentinel overdose facing overdose following routine traffic stop. ,e put on his mask and gloves arrested some individuals, went back to the playstation and the police station, noticed there was powder on his shirt, he brushed it away. He is a big man, and he fell to the floor unconscious and overdose. Canadministered nor immediately, but he was not enough, they had to rush into the hospital where two more narc an doses were administered and luckily his life was saved. He would have date have died if he had been alone. He also said, what if you got home and hugged his kid . This, it is devastating our communities and causing danger for Law Enforcement and First Responders. Isntanyl hundreds of times more potent than heroin. It can be deadly. We also know about other synthetic drugs coming into our country. This issue is getting worse. As i said, the number of overdoses and deaths have increased a medically dramatically. You mi
Its a crisis. It doesnt discriminate. Its in every corner of my state. Earlier this month a Police Officer named chris green in east liverpool, ohio, had a near fatal fentanyl overdose following a routine traffic stop. He went up to a car and noticed there was white powder spread around the car. He put on his mask and gloves, arrested some individuals, went back to the police station, and noticed that on his shirt there was some powder. He reached up like this and brushed the powder off his shirt. This guy is 63, 225 pounds, big man. And he fell to the floor unconscious and overdosed. They administered narcan immediately but it wasnt enough. They had to rush him to the hospital, where two more narcan doses were administered. And luckily his life was saved. His police chief said he would have died he had been alone. His police chief said, what if he had gone home with that powder on his shirt and hugged his kid . Thats just an example of what were facing. Its an obvious its obviously de
Live from noon to 3 00 p. M. Eastern sunday june 4th. The House Homeland Security subcommittee on Border Security held a hearing about people who stay in the u. S. Longer than their visas allow. The Homeland Security department testified. Will come to order. The subcommittee meeting today to exam visa oversays and their impact on National Security. Conversations about the best way to secure the Southern Land border have been the focus of media, congress and the administration for the last months. Today i want to transition to an equally important by overlooked part of our Border Security, visa overstays. Dhs released the 2016 overstay numbers and this year they expanded the number of categories to include students and other nonimmigrant visa holders. I want to commend dcs but the numbers are stark. Cpb calculated that we had nearly 740,000 people overstay their visas at some point in fiscal year 2016. Even using cpbs more generous numbers that account for some of those overstays who ev