con personajes a basados en la vida real como el famoso al capone hecho por actores como robert dineroeevisiÓn pone un personaje malo a ser el hÉroe es atractivo, entonces eso por supuesto trae mucho mÁs dinero. >>> para muchos la vida del chapo guzmÁn ha sido como una aventura, no sÓlo por ser el narcotraficante mÁs poderoso del mundo, si no por sus dos espectaculares fuga y su supuesta generosidad. elementos perfectos para el guiÓn de una buena pelÍcula. >>> y al parecer asÍ lo veia el mismo chapo que segÚn la procuradurÍa de mÉxico fue capturado en su afÁn por hacer una pelÍcula bio grafica >>> quizÁs le gustÓ como bien sujeto vanidoso ver que los gÁnster podÍa ser violento y padre de familia. tÁla tal como se re ffleja en la ser tel de tele como pablo guzmÁn. >>> riqueza, lujo todo lo que llega a sacar el estilo de vida >>> el poder que tienen de mandar algo y se hace verdad >>> y aunque en las pantallas la historia es de ficciÓn, los personajes que interpretan los actores, cuentan historias que suelen ser inspiradas en la vida real. >>> bueno ambos expertos coinciden que ahora que

. >> so they made-- all that money and capone, al capone ran them through mexico. >> stephen: really? are there like the descendant of that gang still there? >> yeah, i talked to the granddaughters last week. >> stephen: wow. >> they're beautiful, man, beautiful, elegant people. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> you but he ran them to mexico and my father's best friend was one of the most notorious, took five sawed off shot guns to kill hmmmm. they were tough. is. >> stephen: and. >> you think it is bad now. >> stephen: yeah, okay. so was it a piano? or-- . >> these guys were getting to-- . >> stephen: a trum pet. >> what happened was we went out there and we wanted to be baby gangsters. >> stephen: so you wanted to like be made men of your own. >> gang sters. we went in an armory and we heard there was some lemon mer eng pie, we knew everything. >> stephen: that sounds like gangster work, my frind. >> that's right, 11 years old. >> stephen: going for the >> 11:35, right on the dot, ate up all the pie and ice cream, had pie fights. and then we went around individually and broke in all the office

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chicago has had a reputation as the city of lawlessness and corruption since the days of al capone. many think nothing has changed. you heard about laquan mcdonald. 16 times. jason van dyck was charged with his murder, but not until 13 months after his death. van dyck was charged hours before a court ordered video release. prosecutors now say the video shows an unjustified shooting. there were allegations of police coverups. emails just released under open records request support the suspicions. the office of rahm emanuel, the police department, and an independent review agency coordinated actions. the independent police review authority is supposed to be just that, independent. its website includes all of the original phrases about transparency, public accountability, and building trust. emails released to several media outlets suggest otherwise. according to the associated press, mayoral, police, and agency officials closely coordinated their actions. internal records reviewed last raised questions than about the independent. an investigator was fired after refusing to change find

they didn't want it to be too obvious about capone. met with the screen writer and assured them it was totally fiction. then brought them on. what better way to get what you want than to co-op them and ended up being advisers. but then the hollywood folks get nice stories too. >> on the flip side, why then. would the criminals want hollywood? i get the reverse. >> so why would hollywood folks want to associate with the criminals? they have their own allure. that flatters the vanity of the people who maybe feel like they are play acting but not getting the real down and dirty experience. they might feel like they get added credibility and real life adventure. i can't pretend to speculate on everybody's motivations. including sean penn's. i don't want to ascribe anything to him that's not fair, but there's this fascinating dependence and fascination between these two worlds. >> that has gone back years and years. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, a glimmer of hope for hundreds of syrians starving to deat

cecilia: este grupo ha dedicado una decena de narco corridos al capone la droga. >> es una persona muyque tambiÉn no sé si gerardo ortiz otro compositor para modificar, hacerle un nuevo corrido para glorificar al cholo. cecilia: la fascinaciÓn se traduce la pantalla grande, el prÓximo viernes se estrena la pelÍcula chapo, el escape del siglo en 300 salas de mÉxico. >> nos esperaba la captura del chapo, a lo mejor la tercera o la cuarta el otro escape el chapo, uno nunca sabe. cecilia: y lo que sigue. leticia: maÑana los ojos estarÁn sobre el sorteo de loterÍa power ball, el premio mayor llegÓ a los 800 millones de dÓlares. leÓn: de preocuparse mÁs de lo que es? algo que puede contribuir las arrugas, ya le contamos. william: hablaremos sobre los dos partidos de arranque de la copa mx. milly: en ese momento el termÓmetro san francisco marca 56 f a las 11 y 21 minutos. estÁ haciendo frÍo en napa, 45, oackalnd 49. ♪ ♪ raÚl:la espera terminÓ, comenzó el torneo clausura 2016 en la liga mx con encuentros gay nacos de telecable de querÉtaro y los rojinegros del atlas. jugaba mejor el atlas, se

i'm mark hyman.chicago of lawlessness and corruption since at least the days of al capone. many people today think nothing's changed.yoyove heard about laquan mcdonald. he's the unarmed teenager who was shot 16 times. chicago police officer jason van dyke was charged with his murder. but not until 13 months after his death. van dyke was charged hours before a court- ordered video release. prosecutors now say this video shows an unjustified shooting. there were allegations of a police cover-up.emails just released under an open-records request support these suspicions. the office of chicago mayor rahm emanuel, the police department and an independent review agency coordinated actions.created by the city council in 2007, the independent police review authority is supposed to be just that: independent. its website includes all the usual phrases about transparency, . . . public accountability, . . . and building trust.but emails released to several media outlets suggest associated press, mayoral, police and agency officials "closely coordinated their actions."internal records r

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capone you would never know he was such a lethal character.i to talk. >> vicious guy. billions in revenue yearly. i read, 6, 7 billion. neil: that drug running empire just didn't disappear, right? it is still there, the reason why u.s. authorities want to get their hands on him. someone is running this or breaking up or sharing the cocaine kingdom, right? >> look it is like la cosa nostra, italian mob. when certain major players went to jail it doesn't go away. guzman had captains, lieutenants, street soldiers. there is whole network of management in place to take over even if he gone or killed one day, whether he is in jail or dead, right? always somebody there to step in leadership role. neil: you're right about that. he has a lot of loyalists who, to your fine point, clearly a lot of help when he broke out of this facility which was apparently top security facility, again you know far better than i. who is to say he doesn't do it all over again? >> you you got to use the maximum security, top security in relative terms talking about mexico.

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 that the government of mexico is going to ensure absolutely th

capone was at that time.r louis prank when the pencil factory -- lynched over a murder of a young woman that lived -- that worked in his factory. the stories go on and on. so it will have more that. more fun stories about the film. brian: let's look at a little bit from your film. this is a little clip on his family. [film clip] >> essentially two sets of children. the first set were born when the family was still living a nice, comfortable middle-class existence. seven years later, marion and william were born. by that time, the family had acquired enormous wealth. william and marion were brought up by governesses whom they almost universally detested. >> jesse has a very big heart. it wasn't that she wasn't warm. she just wasn't there. she was very swept up in the social and philanthropic responsibilities that she had. brian: what is your take on the family? aviva: we tried to be honest and say that oftentimes people become very successful, sometimes they are not as around and have time for their children.

john: increased murders, crime, created al capone. >> prohibition is a false analogy for marijuana. it down. the only place prohibition is analogous is in colorado. saying we're going to shut it down. across the united states, it's not a good analogy because we don't have that embedded like we had with alcohol. we don't have that embedded in the culture already. john: you mentioned colorado. your boss once told me just wait, you'll see how colorado is mistake now that they legalized. one, two, three, four years, all the disasters that you predicted haven't happened? >> i don't know what the supposed disasters are. john: crime, car accidents, children. >> we can say this. 32% increase in fatalities related to marijuana, people driving under the influence of marijuana. we know that 56%. john: whoa, whoa, when there's a fatality now they test and find thc in people's blood. >> right. john: and there's more of it because it's legal. but it stays in your blood for weeks. it doesn't mean that caused the accident. >> it doesn't necessarily, but to say that when there's more people driving

it's a dubious moniker last used by chicago law enforcement to describe ganger al capone in the 1930sh the day-to-day drug trade in chicago is of a major significance, and he controls the street gangs by supplying them with the drugs. >> reporter: in chicago the u.s. drug enforcement agency estimates his gang supplies 80% of the drugs in the city. he escaped in 2001 using money, bribes, and a series of tunnels. after 12 years on the rin, he was captured in 2014, but escaped again last july through a mile long tunnel. following a dramatic raid, he was recaptured a third time on friday. >> translator: authorities carried out intense and careful intelligence work and a criminal investigation that allowed them to identify and arrest guzman and dismantle the network of influence and protection of this criminal >> reporter: that network is the dominant cartel presence in the united states with chicago at the seen ter of the distribution network. in 2009 federal authorities in illinois indicted guzman and dismantleman in what was called one of the most significant drug importation conspiraci

it's a dubious moniker last used by chicago law enforcement to describe al capone in the 1930s. >> hisment with the day-to-day drug trade in chicago is of a major significance, and he controls the street gangs by supplying them with the drugs. >> reporter: in chicago the u.s. drug enforcement estimates he supplies 80% of the city's heroin, cocaine, marijuana, and meth. he has been captured three times. he escaped in 2001 using money, bribes and a series of tunnels. he was captured in 2014, but escaped again last jail through a mile-long tunnel. following a dramatic raid, he was recaptured a third time on friday. authorities carried out intense and careful intelligence work, and a criminal investigation that allowed them to identify and arrest guzman and dismantle the influence of the network around this criminal. >> reporter: that network has chicago at the center. in 2009, federal authorities in illinois indicted him in what was called one of the most significant drug importation conspiracies ever charged in chicago. he has also been indicted in several other u.s. cities. more than 20

we have comedian capone in the studio. you want to make the switch for that. we have a relationship expert to talk about, you know, what it's like being single in cleveland since cleveland isn't the best place for singles according to wallethub.com. >> brian: we have a big problem. somebody is finishing the coffee. >> tia: and just not replenishing it. >> laura: what's the phrase? >> samantha: if you kill the joe, you have to make some mo. >> brian: if you start making coffee, i won't pursue you. if you don't, i will find you. > tia: you're going after that. >> samantha: wow, drama. >> brian: i'm trying to do the speech from "taken." start making the coffee or

. >> the whole thing is just complete -- >> maybe it happened in chicago in prohibition and al caponewritten a couple interviews but i have never heard in america of a gangster being allowed final editing of an article featuring is said gangster. >> it's not even an article. it's sort of builds up to what turns out to be he sends penn away and says why don't you send me some questions and then he sends back the answers. >> it's not even -- he wrote the article. >> right, but he was there with el chapo, igt believe, and i have no evidence to base this on, none. i believe someone tipped the mexican authorities because everybody knew penn was there and they saw him. that's how they got el chapo. >> what difference is that? the whole point is here is a guy who asked this drug dealer, you know, what's your relationship with your mother? >> penn wanted to humanize him. >> do you think that you are actually a good person? do you think that. >> i would have asked that. >> the whole thing is beyond belief. >> it is beyond belief. it's even worse than that because there is death involved. here'

of course chicago is the home of al capone, who held the title of public enemy number one before el chapoting a look at the after math of the deadly raid where he was captured in mexico. they showed the entrance of the tunnel where he got away for a minute. this is el chapo who tried to escape through a local sewer system which didn't work out at a time. this all comes six months after the drug lord tunnelled out of that prison in mexico city. how do hi they stop him from getting out of there again. >> el chapo -- his cell has been re-enforced with some rods coated with cement. the logs on to the steel doors have been changed with a steel a mechanism. and from now on federal police and national intelligence agents will keep watch on joaquin guzman 24 hours a day. a they have also inspected the prison's perimeter fence and all locks and cameras. the police chief is fully confident the prison is secure, but remember, extradition to the u.s., if it happens, will take at least a year, so he will be in prison for a long time. last time el chapo was escaped for about six months. >> what about t

it's bigger than john gadi or al capone. everybody in court will fwhoe he is. the only thing they have to prove is whether or not he engaged a conspiracy. it seems like it would be easier? you're right. all the press he got, this is bigger than a manhunt for bin laden. you see it every day. we've heard about it every kay since the escape. we've seen little pieces of what the mexican government has been doing. there was a lot of pressure on the president to find him. i don't know how they found him. they're saying it's because of sean penn's involve-month-old and tracking the producers' phones down in mexico. i'm not sure. regardless, they have him. he niece custody. they don't have to send him to the united states. his lawyers can file motions and try to block the extradition of him and it's going to be up to the mexican government what they want to do with him. if they want to keep him there for the next 17 years out of his sentence, then they can send him to the united states. but it will be up to the mexican government what they want to do with this case. >>

i want to be the hnic, be the top man, al capone. >> walter cooperwood is awaiting trial in charges including attempted rape and aggravated robbery and grand theft auto to which he has pled not guilty. he's also picked up an additional charge of felonious assault while in jail. >> it was a riot in the detention center. heartless felons versus, you know, just everybody else. that's not a part of a gang. my friend punched somebody and split his eye. when he punched them he fell and i started stumping him, he went to sleep, so that's a felonious assault charge. >> since that assault, cooperwood has been segregated on 23 and 1 status, meaning he is only let out of his single-man cell one hour per day. now due to the recent problems in unit 10-c, many other heartless felons may soon find themselves living under the same restrictions. >> we just need to go all the way to 23 and 1, one person out at a time what we need to do over there. we got to get a grip on this. >> it's getting out of hand. >> associate warden eric ivy in charge of jail security. containing heartless felons has become a regular

how' d they nail al capone? was it body count? no. s what we need. we need proof of any kind of illegal activity via mail, e-mail, phone records. we' ll have federal fraud charges. that' s how we get him, okay? we open up this whole "he said, she said" kidnapping thing, that' s a -- that' s a hole, we start digging, we don' t want to crawl down into, okay? >> luca: yeah, and i won' t have marisa be a target, not for the police and not for victor. >> adam: exactly. we' re on the same page. i just need a little more time here, okay? >> luca: keep that. make the case indisputable. >> adam: exactly. that' s when we move in for the kill, right? our lives will be forever changed. [ cellphone rings ] >> abby: oh. look, it' s the senior v.p. of marketing reporting to me. yeah, i better take this. >> marisa: the way you talk now, always so angry -- you don' t think people are gonna notice and wonder what' s happened to you? >> noah: what did i say? abby is a lapdog. come on, you heard what she said. she doesn' t give a damn about you know, after i realized th

the arms are made from sticks, the buttons are ice creamam buckets and that nose is a plastic capone looks like this snowman likes warm hugs. >> victor: in wiscsin a professional artist is using the snow to build sculpture yoda one huffs latest creations. he's also built a snow horse and kay dragon. at times he adds color to his creations using food coloring and water. >> janine: and staying on this theme let's's take to you minnesota where there is a magical frozen street there. builders are right now budget the finishing touches on some the 60 towers, tunnels, sleds slides that go along with those castle are made of ice. it takes 2 million gallons of water to make all of this possible, and you can imagine a lot of manpower. >> victor: it all looks really nice. from afar, way war fey. >> janine: from a distance. so we're going to hangut with our south florida winter. we can handle it. >> vtor: we'll keep the sand. you keep the snow. >> janine: that's going to do it for local10 news at 4:30. >> victor: here are laurie and calvin back for the news at fight of. >> laurie: right now on

01/19/16 01/19/16 [caponing made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! , becauses a good day once again we are saying what is possible with strong american diplomacy. several americans unjustly detained by iran are finally coming home. amy: the united states and iran conduct a prisoner exchange just as the historic nuclear deal took effect this weekend. the freed iranian americans include "washington post" reporter jason rezaian. we will speak to another u.s. reporter who was once jailed in iran shane bauer. , then the clinton-sanders fight for the democratic nomination heats up. >> now, there are things we can to tear itve it, but up and start over again, pushing our country back into that kind of a contingent debate, i think is the wrong direction. >> we are not going to tear up the affordable care act, i helped write it, but we are going to move on top of that to a medicaid for all system. amy: as sanders and clinton spar in their final debate before the iowa caucus we will host our own , debate between two s

and you know, you know, he said he was the bigger gangster basically than al capone. so he said war is a racket. he wrote a bock war is a racket so he was drawing on his experience from war that was a turn of the century in 1900 that mark twain among others, another great american hero wases u u crew crusading saying america was going down a dark path. i wrote a graphic hill had industry by the late cartoonist and worked on that that trying to bring butler story to a younger audience. so yeah there's more history there. >> what's the name of that book? >> "devil dog" do you have that? i thought you were a completist. [laughter] >> any other questions? >> sorry -- [inaudible] thank you. >> can you talking engelton as a cultural czar i think you called him and sneak in a second question the whole world know you as deception and lies, how do you work through that and encompass that is of the truth and dealing with research? >> good question. so james, jesus engelton chief of counterintelligence in the leading intellectual an artist of defeat. and covert action, so he was

a variable all-star team of conservative writers all trying to take a bat to trump's campaign al caponeorant to menace to conservatism, the great ch l charlatan of them all. those are quotes, not from me. sunlen, was to end the national review's participation from next month's debate right here on cnn. >> that's right, jake. they moved quickly on this. they very quickly disinvited the national review from their involvement in next month's debate. this is a real struggle that's going on within the establishment wing of the republican party right now. in one corner you have those intent on stomping trump and in the other those who want to take down ted cruz. >> people don't even think about the national review. >> reporter: in an unprecedented move, the conservative magazine "national review" out with a complete and total takedown of trump, calling trump a menace to american conservatism who would take the work of generations and trample it under foot on behalf of a populism as heedless and crude as the donald himself. essays from over 20 respective conservatives piling on, trump trying t

alan: gracias al gallo al capone-huevos. francisca: esto le da un giro a la historia.e las suyas. maity: "mi primera vez", vamos a estar muy pendientes. pero ustedes saben que muchos famosos les estÁ sonando las campanas de boda, uno de ellos es gabriel soto que compartiÓ detalles de este enlace, un noviazgo muy largo, dos hijas. veamos lo que cuenta. gabriel: estamos en esto, chema torres hace mi traje, estamos en los preparativos. >> ¿habrÁ luna de miel? gabriel: ahora el trabajo estÁ complicado, pero ya habrÁ tiempo para hacerlo, afortunadamente tengo el fin de semana para estar en la boda si no lo Íbamos a tener que aplazar otra vez. maity: para el dÍa de san valentÍn se van a curar el amor eterno, felicidades para los dos. una enamorada de la vida, itati cantoral se va para argentina porque tiene un nuevo proyecto, pero se va sÓlo por una temporada, ella nos cuenta. reportero: itati cantoral prepara su nueva obra de teatro en la que compartirÁ crÉditos con jesÚs ochoa, es una tragicomedia de origen argentino que provocara que la actriz desde mÉxico después de su e

, al capone, pablo escobar, la reina del pacÍfico... no soy experta.as camisas, digo,, vendemos tacos, no camisas. nitzia: puedes poner la camisa, ¿y van a poner un plato de kate del castillo? >> vamos a poner la torta de pierna que se va a llamar kate del castillo. nitzia: entonces me tienen que dar regalÍas porque fue mi idea, yo voy a comer tacos al capone, y tÚ despÍdete en lo que yo le entro. >> los invitamos a los tacos "los desvelados", en california. ana: quÉ ricos tacos, es mi comida favorita. karla: los tacos son levanta muertos. vamos a la pausa y antes del gran estreno del "hotel de los secretos", vamos a compartir con los villanos del elenco. ana: entÉrate en el revoltillo quiÉn disfruta de las canciones de jennifer lÓpez, y la imagen de milan, el hijo mayor de shakira, que se ha robado el corazÓn de todos. karla el streaming de video quema muchísimos datos, y a los otros les encanta cobrarte de más por ello. a t-mobile no. ahora disfruta tus programas favoritos con binge on™, sólo de t-mobile. haz streaming ilimitado de netflix, hbo now,

alan: gracias al gallo al capone-huevos. francisca: esto le da un giro a la historia.rÁ tiempo para hacerlo, afortunadamente tengo el fin de semana para estar en la boda si no lo Íbamos a tener que aplazar otra vez. maity: para el dÍa de san valentÍn se van a curar el amor eterno, felicidades para los dos. una enamorada de la vida, itati cantoral se va para argentina porque tiene un nuevo proyecto, pero se va sÓlo por una temporada, ella nos cuenta. reportero: itati cantoral prepara su nueva obra de teatro en la que compartirÁ crÉditos con jesÚs ochoa, es una tragicomedia de origen argentino que provocara que la actriz desde mÉxico después de su estreno en el paÍs. itati: vamos a hacer una obra sÚper interesante que se llama "idiota", no te estoy insultando, no es para ninguno. nos demuestran que todos somos idiotas, y somos manipulados por la economÍa. en noviembre estarÍamos viajando a buenos aires para hacer una temporada de tres meses. reportero: ademÁs de esto, un montaje que habla del tema de las escuelas es otro de los programas de itati como productora. "brigh

willy: aquÍ hay tacos a la fuga, tacos al capone, tortas el chapo.mos a lanzarnos como yo lo hago, yo lo hago, mis hijos, y mira, ahÍ estÁ. un aplauso para alan. alan: pues hay que hacer el intento. ademÁs como dice satcha, estÁ el intentar correr en uno yo lo hice muy despacio no querÍa romper ningÚn rÉcord mundial y querÍa protagonizar, querÍa estar en el ambiente, querÍa conocer a mucha gente y lo logrÉ. paso a pasito. ana: y bravo por eso. alan: y gracias a christie mi esposa que estÁ cuidando baby, y a michel. willy: bueno a poco te quedas cojo. luis: a la prÓxima que te lleven en la carreola. (risas) alan: muchas gracias por enseÑarme. ana: con todo lo que viste en el concierto de la re mi querido luis. alan: tenemos a nuestro querido luis sandoval con la red. por un lado estaban el concierto del reggaeton. en despierta amÉrica cuidamos tu salud y abrimos el cÓnsul su consultorio llega el doctor jorge rivera para responder cuÁles son los sÍntomas cuando andas mal de la presiÓn importantÍsimo seÑoras. ana: mientras el frÍo de las nevadas causarÁ

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