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immigration at our borders while at the same time we increase regular migration and immigration, always our top priority. last year, i had the opportunity to visit norad personnel in colorado. norad plays a central role in detecting, deterring and defending against aerospace threats to our shared continent. norad has protected north america for over 60 years and we're continuing our work to meet the evolving security challenges we face today. canada is making major investments to modernize surveillance systems. on top of that we will invest to modernize and build new infrastructure to support the arrival of our 88 new f 35 fighter jets so that most importantly, we can support our men and women in uniform who keep us safe. this bolsters canada's defense abilities for the coming decades. of course,
detecting, deterring and defending against aero space threats to our shared continent. norad is protected north america for over 60 years. we're continuing our work to meet the evolving security challenges we face today. canada is making major investments to modernize surveillance systems and we leadership build new infrastructure to support the arrival of our 88 new f-35 fighter jets so most importantly we can support our men and women in uniform that keep us safe. this bolster's canada's defense. protecting our countries means continuing our work to make hour borders more secure and keep people safe. the opioid overdose crisis is having devastating consequences in our communities.
general merrick garland admitting to policies. judiciary hearing from a mother who testified that she never even heard of fentanyl until she lost her son, logan. watch. >> for all of us, losing logan was like a bomb going off in the middle of our family that we built our life around. this explosion killed our son and killed cayden's brother. >> our democrat friends want to believe that all fentanyl crossing our border is coming into our board of entry. i want you to believe that we are doing a good job detecting and seizing it before it can go into the country and destroying and taking american lives. that's simply not true. >> steve scalise tells us congress is working on legislation that could classify fentanyl as a schedule one drug. now the cdc issued a warning to americans planning to travel
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operating far above commercial air space. these other items were taken down in an abundance of caution. i think this is a constructive conversation for us to have and it's important for the average american to realize that there are dozens and dozens of such items or objects in our air space year in and year out and if one of the decisions that comes out of this is to invest more in detecting and intercepting random weather balloons, that might be a good outcome. >> should there be a new law that says you can't just send anything up into our air space? right now, is it a free for all? can you just send anything up there if you want to do weather research or some other type of research if you're a commercial venture or if you're -- >> my impression is that we can and should do more to regulate things that are in commercial air space but that the faa does require that you have a transponder, that you have
after just a few hours at the house, detectives leave the scene. >> how can you be done with your investigation that quick? >> so the family decides to do a little detecting of its own. >> there was still water in the tub. we pulled the drain. and we saw black scuff marks. >> when "dateline" continues. so, you're 45. that's the perfect age to see some old friends, explore new worlds, and to start screening for colon cancer. yep. with colon cancer rising in adults under 50, the american cancer society recommends starting to screen earlier, at age 45. i'm cologuard, a noninvasive way to screen at home, on your schedule. and i find 92% of colon cancers. i'm for people 45+ at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. ♪holiday music playing♪
Security teams find it “increasingly difficult” to detect and stop cyber threats argeting their organisations, according to a new report from Security...
Muscat: Tasks of a training programme on detecting cheating and fraud kicked off here on Sunday. Organized by the State’s Audit Institution (SAI), the 4-day event is being held...
Potato growers who worry about things like PVY and Ring Rot have another option for detecting and finding these diseases and it just might be their 'best friend.'