his arrest drew high praise from the american dea and others who said he was highly protected on the run. >> chapo was -- had tremendous protection there from the population in signa lowa, from corrupt government officials. >> reporter: news was announced by the mexican president neato on his twitter account, saying in spanish, we have him. he said the recapture confirmed the strength of the mexican government. chapo escaped from a maximum-security prison last july through a sophisticated tum with a motorcycle on a track used first to use dirt. >> guzman himself may have used the cart to come through the tunnel to escape. >> reporter: it was a major embarrassment with the mexican government who worked with the u.s. to recapture him. >> it was the most important thing that this government could do right now in order to save face with the rest of the world. >> reporter: the big happens to guzman? will the mexicans attempt to hold him again, or will they honor the american request to be extradited to the united states? where he is wanted in a half dozen cities on drug charges. and where

killed and a marine injured, chopo was injuries, his arrest, drew, the high praise from the merng v american dea and said that he was highly protected on the run. >> he enjoys the tremendous, protection from the population, there. chopo escape from a maximum security prison in july, through a sophisticated tunnel, it was a major embarrassment for the government which worked with the u.s. to catch him. in eit was the most important thing that this government could do right now in order to save face with the rest of the world. >> reporter: the big question now is what happens to el chopo? will the mexicans try to hold him again or honor the american request that he be extradited to the u.s., where he is wanted in a half dozen cities and where it is widely believed that he could not escape again. >> and at least, 34 people have been detained in connection with his latest escape, including his brother-in-law. >> anchor: we are following more news tonight with no winner yet, pushing the big prize, past $800 million and it will be the largest lottery, jack pot ever won in the u.s. and if no one, hits

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american? >> are you from the embassy? >> he says dea. >> want to come talk to us? come talk? >> hell know i'm not coming out there. they say they're going to hang me. >> and then he cleared his throat and said -- >> they were kidding. >> they were kidding. wow. i was how are you going to kid about something like that? >> please, come with us, mr. aude. >> i'm thinking now that the dea is here, they're going help me. i really believed that as long as we could get rai arrested, that i'll be released and the real drug smuggler will be, you know, punished. >> so, erik, what happened? why are you here? >> a friend of mine rai sends me out here to pakistan to pick up leather goods. i had no idea it was drug-related. >> they were not buying my story whatsoever. the guy on right, he goes -- >> you know, they don't give you the death penalty. they're going to give you at least 20 years. >> man, your heart is beating so fast. are you scared or something? >> one guy tells me they're going to hang me. i've just been arrested. >> of course i'm scared. >> you know, you think you're a tough

they were after him in a large way with the help of the american authorities including the dea, and therking on this. they almost got him in october, and they came very, very close, a and they just missed him. we reported it at that time that he was injured, and the mexican government confirmed that reporting. they kept on him, and now, they are saying that they noted that he was trying to, and this is an odd story, but that the attorney general from mexico said that they were tracking the fact that he was, and his people were talking to movie producers about perhaps doing a biopic on his lif life, and they were sort of tracking that effort, and those people, and getting closer to where he was in the sinaloa area of mexico, and then they got a tip that he was in the up to of los mochis and they approached him yesterday at dawn. apparently after a chase through the sewer system in town. he popped up and went into the car, and got him on the highway and that is how they picked him up, and took him to the hotel, and moved him to mexico city, and now he is in the alto plano maximum security

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(michael braun/former dea chief of operations): "i think when most americans think of organized crime, they naturally think of people like john gotti, al capone, they pale in comparison to el chapo guzman." according to a mexican official -- early friday morning -- mexican special forces closed in on one of the city of los state of sinaloa. says five of el chapo's people were killed in a shootout. six others arrested. a mexican marine was wounded. el chapo captured at a nearby motel. mexican officials say the drug lord was surrounded by firepower. raid -- a rocket- launcher -- eight rifles -- and two (michael braun/former dea chief of operations): "he's known to have traveled throughout sinaloa, oftentimes with a security force with as many as 150." el chapo's escapes from mexican prisons are legendary. he broke out of a high security prison in july through this elaborate tunnel. prison officials were fired -- and dozens of people charged. eluded police door hidden under his bathtub. now -- the mexican government is under enormous pressure to extradite the drug lord. "the only way tha

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american believed to be in iran remains unaccounted for. he is robert levinson, retired former agent for the fbi and dea. he went missing in iran close to a decade ago, in 2007. on sunday, president obama mentioned that the u.s. still holds out hope for the return of mr. levinson. >> iran has agreed to deepen our coordination as we work to locate robert levinson missing from iran for more than eight years. even as we rejoice in the safe return of others, we will never forget about bob. each and every day, but especially today, our hearts are with the levinson family and we will not rest until their family is whole again. >> iran has consistently denied knowing anything about robert levinson's disappearance and the iranian government has offered to help search for him. we are joined right now by christine and dan levinson, robert's wife and his son. i very much appreciate your time. christine, can you give us a better understanding of just what this moment felt like to witness these prisoners being released but know that your husband would not be coming home? >> it was very difficult. we had not even been

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