order to implement the family planning policy, the government has sent people from the (criminal) underworld, together with the police and the family planning committee. the life of each household is disrupted. everybody lives in constant fear. we are very miserable. >> zhou and his first daughter zhou qing, help prepare the birthday meal. he is separated from his wife, and alone provides for his 10-year-old. zhou also has a second daughter, one he has not seen since she was seized by local officials eight years ago, and likely sold into adoption abroad. in 2003, when zhou was away working, family planning officials barged into the house where his mother was tending to the 3-month-old child. >> "they asked my mother for money as a fine for the birth of our second child. but my mother had no money, and my wife and i were out working. they asked my mother where this child came from. my mother was very afraid, so she dared not to admit the baby was ours. she told them that the baby was someone else's and that she was just looking after her for the moment. but they took the child away." when zho

many believe the police are involved in the criminal underworld. caused a huge outcry in mexico. a mother found out who had murdered her daughter, ruby. the man was jailed, but later a judge released him. she protested outside the government building and in full view of the security cameras. of the in full view security cameras, he shot and killed her, and then escaped. the know how dangerous criminals can be. but that has not stopped them from trying to find their daughter, as morel do. they have printed her face on fake bank -- her daughter as. keey printed her face on fa banknotes to try to get attention. she was 14 years old. one day she did not come home from school. her father says she was young and pretty. he says someone must've seen something. he is determined not to give up his search. he says they have gotten little help from the authorities, so they decided to search themselves, as most other parents do. he says they put up pictures of their daughter in public places like this square. is hard to make progress. there are hundreds of victims, and fear stops many people

police ande lawmakers are involved in the criminal underworld.tse of a mother who found who murdered her daughter cause an outrage. the man was jailed, but a judge released her -- released him. she protested outside of the government building, and in full view of the security cameras, he shot and killed her and escaped. they know how dangerous criminals can be, but that does not stop them from trying to find their daughter. fakeprinted her face on bank notes to get people's attention. one day, five years ago, she simply did not come home from school. she was 14 years old. her father tells passersby that she was very young and pretty. he said somebody must have seen something. he is determined not to give up his search. he tells us they got little help from the authorities, so they decided to search themselves as most other parents do. he says they put up pictures of their daughter in public places like this square. progresss hard to make . there are hundreds of victims and fear stops many people from talking about anything they had seen. there ar

that is the piece that the criminal underworld is using to hide from u.s. law enforcement. >> white lodging corporation, running hilt, marriott and star hotels is the latest firm to disclose that it is being hacked, saying it's investigating breaches at 14 properties between march and december last year. monday's hearing came weeks after data was sold from michaels, maneiman marcus, and target, where 100 million americans had information compromised. the target breach is one break-in, but two thefts. 30 million may have had credit cards and information stolen. another 70 million americans could have interreacted with target at any point in their lives, not necessarily over the holidays. >> if a business withholds that information because it's in the hart of christmas shopping season, it may affect the bottom line, they need to be hung out to dry. >> consumer groups pressed congress to penalize companies that failed to notify authorities if they suffered a data breach, or firms that don't have sufficient application. >> we have tools to address data security

many of the police could picture it will make its my fault that the criminal underworld somebody say let's go bedok was a huge outcry mexican she was um up and find out who my daughter ruby. i was jailed. lake said judge released him. she protested outside the government building. that unfolds the loss of security cameras he shot and killed. that these kids. see mom to steal know how dangerous criminals can be. but that hasn't stopped them from trying to find that gold is not out they printed saying some fake banknotes to get people's attention. one day five years ago is now down to simply didn't come home from school. she was fourteen years old. i am not a father tells losses by which he was very young and pretty. he says somebody must've seen something. he's determined not to give up as such. you know what is the only one of the program tells us to go little help from the front seats and so they decided to suck so. most other parents too he says they put up pictures of that going in places like this class they are not authentic. but it's hard to make progress. there are hundreds of

officials raise the alarm over corruption underworld sucking one hundred and twenty billion euro to hear from the european economy roughly the size of the eu is total budget. and what's worse the report warns this may be just the tip of the iceberg he was reportedly plans to back up this year in diplomacy with more weapons for the rebels and rt through travels to damascus goal for the children refuse to be victims of conflict the winter olympics just days away

officials raise the alarm over a corruption underworld sucking one hundred twenty billion euros a year from the european economy that's roughly the size of the u.s total budget and what could be worse the report warns it may just be the tip of the iceberg. the u.s. reportedly plans to back up its syria diplomacy with more weapons shipments for the rebels and our team crew visits a damascus school where children say they refuse to be victims of the conflict. and with the winter olympics days away and the gay propaganda boycott battle still fresh in the minds of many we talk with members of the city's community see if law has really affected their lives. midnight in moscow i met president very good to have you with us our top story this hour e.u. officials say they uncovered a corruption pandemic sweeping member states with one hundred twenty billion euros lost to shady deals last year the figure published in a report by the e.u.'s home affairs commissioner who warned the scale of the problem could be even broader and getting worse artie's peter all over reports. over half of those who w

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there are some super modern items being sold for the underworld to play with too. i can die from their super popular in china and not coincidentally third coast paper versions are selling well too. according to retailers. he kept knocking them too much profit because the price is usually very well. but the fake electronic products can be very lucrative. principal design product of his double life and i've had to be still for ten to fifteen dollars you can invite the streets for them like paper headphones and chargers the paper products are usually made on computers and printed out. the wholesale price the producers chose one to five dollars the profit margin for retailers to reach nine hundred percent bizarrely type of paper products available on the internet. as reported by chinese dot com a troubled were still lots of intervention when three cars in a private aircraft are burning. most of the products of gary did tell the command higher prices. the model content control for over two hundred us dollars. mrs was specially designed possible climate and temperature c

that's the piece the criminal underworld is using to hide themselves from u.s.aw enforcement. >> reporter: this lodging corporation is the latest u.s. firm to disclose that it has been hacked, saying it is investigating sales breaches in 14 properties. monday's hearing came weeks after cyber criminals sold data from the krft store michael's neiman marcus, and target where around 100 million americans had their information compromised. the target breach is one break in, but two thefts. in the first 40 million americans may have had their information stolen, in the second the names, addresses and phone numbers may have been compromised of another 70 million americans who could have interacted with target at any point in their lives. >> if a business withholds that information, because it is in the heart of christmas shopping season, and it might effect their bottom line, needs to be hung out to dry. >> reporter: -- >> we have tools and we are using them to address data security failures by companies. it would be extremely helpful to have a federal law requiring da

. >> the secrets being revealed from the mexican drug underworld and the push to indict guzman in the united states. >>> cockpit chaos. pilot of a private plane gets the scare of his life when a bird crashes through the windshield. >> two seconds later, all of a sudden the windshield exploded and stuff was flying everywhere. >> the pilot's split-second life or death decisions. >>> and what a blast. russia's unforgettable grand finale. sochi puts on a world class show as the winter games come to a close. it's monday, february

that is the piece that the criminal underworld is using to hide themselves from u.s. law-enforcement. >> a quick question for mr. noonan. russianribe the general cooperation with a lot of these attacks. you describe law-enforcement cooperation? >> there have been many of these instances where we have worked cooperation with law enforcement. >> but a mere is not our greatest friend. could you tell us where you do your corporation -- vladimir putin is not our greatest friend. could you tell us where you do your corporation with? generally, the cooperation that we deal with through the russian authorities is through notification process to get a process taking care of in the russian federation. effects a quick follow-up, any extraditions from russia? >> no, sir, we have not had any extraditions from russia. >> senator warner. >> -- warren. >> all of us have constituents that are affected by these data breaches. i think it is clear that the data protections that we have in place now are not enough. people, 16 .6 million seven percent of the adult , were victims of identit

>> retailers, disappointing results and the fact its there's an underbelly or dark underworld 0 to whatening in this economic recovery and goes beyond sears and k-mart. when i see a dollar store announcing store closures, tells you economic activity around stores are not living up the plan of highly paid executives. >> a lot to blame on the weather. you can understand retailers coming back and saying you just wait until things warm up. >> yes, in a great example would be macy's, they said, while we blame the weather for people not coming out and shopping, the fact is they also blame the economy, and wages are not growing, and i also see that, again, like i mentioned before, in dollar stores, people are not shopping between paychecks and that's disturbing when you can't buy something for a dollar from dollar tree. >> you follow the industry but i never noticed on a good quarter they come out and say, thank god for the sun. otherwise it would have been bad. but always have a convenient weather excuse -- i'm not saying it's not justified. it's been a horrible quarter, but do you think they

. >> the secrets being revealed from the mexican drug underworld and the push to indict guzman in the united states. >>> cockpit chaos. pilot of a private plane gets the scare of his life when a bird crashes through the windshield. >> two seconds later, all of a sudden the windshield exploded and stuff was flying everywhere. >> the pilot's split-second life or death decisions. >>> and what a blast. russia's unforgettable grand finale. sochi puts on a world class show as the winter games come to a close. it's monday, february 24th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. good monday morning, everyone. we are learning now details about the capture of joaquin "el cha chapo" guzman. one of the world's most wanted drug lord. this is a look inside some of the tunnels that guzman initially used to evade arrest. >> guzman then fled south where he was arrested saturday morning. abc's pierre thomas picks up the story from there. >> reporter: it all ended here in room 401 of the miramar hotel. not a shot f

. >> patrick will spearhead the operation he promises, using underworld associates he claims to have in the state capital of richmond. >> we don't have any evidence that he had a lot of contacts in the drug world. on the scale of murders for hire, this was not one very sophisticated. he didn't know this man very well. had no reason to really trust him with something so significant. >> but patrick cannot imagine the depth of his miscalculation, as the two listen to music and discuss the plot, the witness pulls out a crude audio recorder and turns it on. >> i'm going to kill the -- >> i can live with that. >> patrick never realizes he's being recorded. >> you want me to kill her? >> kill her. >> you can live with that? >> kill her. >> you're saying kill her? >> kill her. >> kill her? >> kill her. >> don't look at me crazy. you're looking me in my eyes. you want me to kill her. >> handle it. >> i think the tapes fairly show that the witness gave mr. shamorei an out. you really want me to do this? yes. >> you're asking me to do this, i'll do this. i don't want you in five, ten years trip

so that's the piece that at a time criminal underworld is using to hide themselves from u.s. law enforcement. >>y white longing corporation which runs hilton, mayor "and starwood hotels is the latest firm to disclose it's been hacked saying it's i know investigating scales breaches at 14 properties between march and december of last year." mondayts hearing came weeks after cyber criminals stole datea from michaels, department store neiman marcus and the one that caught everybodyts attention, target where around 100 million americans had their information compromised. the target breach is one break-in but two thefts. in the first, 40 million americans may have had debt and credit card information stolen. in the second, names and addresses and phone numbers may have been compromised of another 17 million americans who could have inter reacted at target with any point in their lives not necessarily over the holidays. >> if a business with holds that information because at this in the heart of christmas shopping season and it might affect their bottom line, they need to be hung o

backs, bribes and shake downs the whole litany of activities that one would expect from the russian underworld. now, given the heightened attention to the security challenges and the fact that russia faces a whole host of broader difficulties that have been spreading over the last couple of years i think it's unsurprising that there doesn't seem to be a lot of enthusiasm inside of russia or out for holding these olympics. we had a speaker come here about a week ago who is the leading russian opposition politician and we were discussing this. he said he remembered the contrast and he was pointing out the contrast between the attitudes in russia today and the attitudes in moscow in 1980 when the summer games were being held for the first time. he said in 1980 there was a palpable sense that everybody was in this together and a sense of pride that the soviet union with the hosting the olympics. he said today there is much more more -- much less interest and people just don't care. they are aware of the corruption and aware that none of this is that owing to benefit them once the olympics are over

that is the piece that the criminal underworld is using to hide themselves from u.s. law-enforcement. >> a quick question for mr. noonan. russianribe the general cooperation with a lot of these attacks. you describe law-enforcement cooperation? >> there have been many of these instances where we have worked cooperation with law enforcement. >> but a mere is not our greatest friend. could you tell us where you do your corporation -- vladimir putin is not our greatest friend. could you tell us where you do your corporation with? generally, the cooperation that we deal with through the russian authorities is through notification process to get a process taking care of in the russian federation. effects a quick follow-up, any extraditions from russia? >> no, sir, we have not had any extraditions from russia. >> senator warner. >> -- warren. >> all of us have constituents that are affected by these data breaches. i think it is clear that the data protections that we have in place now are not enough. people, 16 .6 million seven percent of the adult , were victims of identit

so that's the piece that the criminal underworld is using to hide themselves from u.s. law enforcement. >> real quick question for mr. noonan. you described that general origin of a lot of these attacks, could you describe your international cooperation with russian law enforcement on this issue? >> there have been many events where we have worked with russian law enforcement to some degree of cooperation. there is times that finish. >> vladimir putin is not exactly our best friend. could you just, could you give a grade to the level of cooperation we've received? >> yes, sir. we do most of our work true the office of -- through the office of international affairs and through doj's computer hacking, computer crimes and intellectual property section. and generally the cooperation that we deal with with the russian authorities is generally through that mechanism. through the ccips notification process to get process taken care of in the russian federation. >> quick follow up would say have you had any extraditions from russia? >> negative, sir. we have not had any extradi

at the time that i started going into the methamphetamine underworld and were dealing with the peoplethat were higher up on the food chain then erin mckinney and matthew shepard, it was dangerous. i won't read one of the passages, but there's a place in the book where there was a very close call where i met with the source out really in rock springs. the first part took place in a pretty desolate truck stop area. and even though i had interviewed described previously , i found myself set up by two cars back then on either side of us, and i really had said, you know, run and get out of there as quickly as i could, but when i say this was a dangerous story, the people in law enforcement, some of them who helps me, a few of them are still working in law enforcement today. and, again, i am sure most of you know this year, but you have done several agencies, the albany county sheriff's office, the laramie police department, you have the division of criminal investigation. once you get into drug stuff you have the d.a. and the fbi and in the matthew shepard case there was a firearm involved

in kickbacks, shake downs, the whole litany of activities that one would expect from the russian underworld. given all of this, the heightened attention to security challenges, the fact that russia faces a whole host of broader difficulties that have been spreading over the last couple years it is not surprising there doesn't seem to be a lot of enthusiasm inside russia or out for the olympics. we had a speaker a week ago who is a leading russian opposition politician and we were discussing this and he said he remembered the contrast, pointing out the contrast between attitudes in russia today and attitudes in moscow in 1980 when the summer games were being held in the soviet union for the first time. in 1980 there was the probable cents there was a sense of pride hosting the olympics, and a sense of defiance, there is much more apathy, people are aware of the corruption, aware that none of this will benefit them once the olympics question the expenditures on and they are worried about security. it seems according to the most recent estimates that only 70% of the tickets have been sold for

that is the piece that the criminal underworld is using to hide themselves from u.s. law-enforcement. >> a quick question for mr. noonan. russianribe the general cooperation with a lot of these attacks. you describe law-enforcement cooperation? >> there have been many of these instances where we have worked cooperation with law enforcement. >> but a mere is not our greatest friend. could you tell us where you do your corporation -- vladimir putin is not our greatest friend. could you tell us where you do your corporation with? generally, the cooperation that we deal with through the russian authorities is through notification process to get a process taking care of in the russian federation. effects a quick follow-up, any extraditions from russia? >> no, sir, we have not had any extraditions from russia. >> senator warner. >> -- warren. >> all of us have constituents that are affected by these data breaches. i think it is clear that the data protections that we have in place now are not enough. people, 16 .6 million seven percent of the adult , were victims of identit