. >> mafia or the drug trafficking organizations in mexico like the sinaloa cartel, the gulf cartel, the zetas that are the enforcers, ah, for one of the cartels, but increasingly, possibly and independent trafficking organization themselves. >> but just briefly, is there any organized crime that you would put in the category of "state actors" who are engaged in it? do governments engage in these sorts of activities? >> take the afghan government. the guy in charge of drugs for the afghan government told us, off the record-- and now he's no longer with the government, so i guess we can talk about it-- said every single minister in the karzai government was on the take. ah, and, in most cases, they were keeping their u.s. visas up-to-date in case they had to get out all of a sudden. so the, the whole structure, the government structure there is involved with, ah, obviously with drugs, one way or another. >> vanda. >> ah, i think that the afghan government is, is very corrupt in multiple ways, and certainly members of both high levels and low levels are involved in drug trafficking, in

drug cartel in that area.amlyian is live in mckeown, texas, talking to you the last 30 days it seems, janet and just keeps take morgue twists and turns. >> absolutely does. we are here at falcon lake where the search for david hartley's body has been hampered because there have been threats of an ambush on the searchers from the drug cartels. in fact, they had to suspend the search for a time yesterday. he directly reached out to the cartels, he says, the fact there will be no penalty, no prosecution, no repercussions for the return of the american's body. this is the search on the mexico side of falcon lake for the body of david hartly, beyond the helicopter, mexico says it has several boats in the water and as many as 60 officers working the case. >> we just want a body. we cannot prosecute anybody for what happened in mexico. we just want a body. that said, i did send word to the cartel in mexico, send word to them unofficially, what ya tell you how, but word to them. >> reporter: tiffany hartley's life jac

one is between the drug cartels and the military of the u.s.d government of mexican president calderon. there are brutal, internal power struggles over smuggling routes. this map shows how strong the cartels have become with control in about half of mexico, including areas along the u.s. border and the entire gulf coast. >> it's going to be the fifth time in the century that the u.s. has a part in in war. >> reporter: first time in saint a century. that's a significant statement. this is not a political conflict. the goal is cash. the drug cartels bring in about $30 billion a year, as much as mexico's oil industry. selling marijuana, cocaine and crystal meth to the united states. and the elicit border trade goes both ways. drugs and illegal immigrants flow north from mexico to the united states. whim ca while cash and weapons go south from the u.s. to mexico. most of the killings here are down with assault rifles and 50 caliber machine guns bought over the count in the united states where gun laws are among the most relaxed in the world. so far

aunque pierdan un poco de clientes, no habran mayores perdidas economicas para los carteles de mexicola proposicion 19 en las proximas elecciones de noviembre, legalizaÍa la posesion de marihuana para uso personal en california.---los que apoyan esa medida, tienen otra teoria. esta proposicion va a ayudar a reducir la violencia en mexico, ya podemos ver con la historia de cuando se legalizo el alcohol que redujo los ingresos de la mafia italiana y redujo la violencia cuando se quito del mercado negro y se entrego a un mercado regulado y controlado,es lo mismo que se puede hacer con la marihuana ---el estudio concluye que la unica forma de reducir las ganancias de los carteles, seria que los potenciales cultivadores legales de marihuana los superaran en la distribucion de la hierba en todo el pais, lo que es improbable, explicaron. ---agregaron que ademas, la marihuana solo representa 20 por ciento de las drogas ilegales con las que comercian los carteles, por lo que es dificil que la violencia baje a raiz de su legalizacion. ---la violencia domestica continua siendo un problema serio

of the other cartels and gangs, it is feuding with its other cartels and gangs in the area.the feuding increases, which has been the case in the last year, we were reporting that. that leaves less time to smuggle dope. so, they get hungry because they're not getting that income and then the pirating, the buccaneering, it increases. now, i want to blow that out a little bit not just this one area we're talking about. an unclassified map from the national drug intelligence center. i want you to look at this border area right here. the darker colors mean higher activities in terms of drug seizure and the lighter colors mean less. this is where lorado is and if you can see my finger right here roughly 60 miles due south that is where falcon lake is. that's the border area. this area not used to seeing this type of activity. another map. we're looking at the border here, but these are the drug flows. you can count five colors here coming from the border going north all the way if you follow three of them to the border with canada. so, these areas, this action that's happening on

>> asÍ lo creo. >> usted ha dicho que hay que hacer algo los estados unidos en contra de los cÁrtelespara evitarlo. >> ¿pero tiene sentido poner lÍmites para evitar que cÁrteles de las drogas en mÉxico compran armas? >> pienso que tenemos que hacer lo mÁs posible para parar este problema de que los carteles mexicanos puedan obtener armas y tenemos que ayudar a mÉxico lo mÁs posible para ayudarlos tambiÉn a luchar contra los cÁrteles de drogas. muchas personas tienen sus armas para recreaciÓn, y tambiÉn para defensa personal y no queremos quitarle ese derecho a los estadounidenses. >> la candidata republicana a cristina o'donnell acaba de decir y que ya apoya un cierre total entre la frontera de mÉxico y los estados unidos, ¿ usted apoya esa misma idea? >> no creo que sea una buena idea, tenemos que asegurar la frontera, asegurar quiÉn entra y quiÉn sale de nuestro paÍs, hay mucha oportunidad para poder ser buenos vecinos, y compartir lo que tenemos en nuestro paÍs, tambiÉn podemos abrir el comercio, hay mucho comercio que puede ayudar a varios paÍses, yo apoyo del programa de trabajad

in the last year, it has been the scene of a vicious turf war between different drug cartels. just hours after we passed through, four more bodies were dumped on the side of this highway. this place still attract weekend visitors, but there is a wariness in the air. the drug gangs are mostly murdering each other, but civilians have been caught in the crossfire. >> the moment we go out, we get frightened something might happen. i have friends who were in a shopping center. suddenly, there was gunfire and had to take cover. we are living in a dangerous situation. >> tens of thousands of federal police and troops have been deployed to disrupt the cartel supply lines. billions of dollars worth of drugs are going into the u.s.. thousands of firearms are being smuggled in the opposite direction. mexico is desperate for more american help. >> the have a clear responsibility in this. they need to do a lot more in terms of reduced consumption, and to stop the flow of weapons. >> you're saying that are not meeting their responsibilities. >> yes. on this particular matter, they do not. >

. >> son alguos detenidos de el decomiso , autoridades dicen e se busca mermar la estructura de cartelesmuertos. >> afectan de manera importante al crímen organizado con el stop de las droga. >> la cannabis tenía como destino estados unidos , dicen que esto podría ser del cartel del centro . >> la mayoría de la cannabis se confisca en la zona de la organización del pacífico . >> este experto dice que este decomiso no puede separarse para ver si el uso de cannabis será o no en la ley . >> es una reserva de droga como mayor consumo una vez que se apruebe la ley . >> en el senado hay preocupación . >> será muy grave , dejara sin sentid la lucha contra el crímen organizado que ha costado tanto. >> despuñs del decomiso hubo amenaza de muere a los oficiales . >> es uno de los negocios más rentables , a los carteles de la droga , ciudad de mñxico . >> santa clara podría tener ley contra el tabaco. >> así es , comunidad qula votaxcion de esta tarde en santa clara se busca prevenir el consumo de niños , de los que no fuman . >> se aprobó hoy 3 leyes de el consumo , la venta en adolescentes. >> un

>> pienso que tenemos que hacer lo mÁs posible para parar este problema de que los cÁrteles mexicanosnuestro paÍs. hay mucha oportunidad para poder ser buenos vecinos y compartir lo que tenemos en nuestro paÍs, y tambiÉn podemos abrir el comercio, hay muchos comercios que se pueden lograr, puede ayudar a ambos paÍses de una manera econÓmica, yo apoyo el programa de trabajador invitado. las personas sin intervenir de manera legal a nuestro paÍs. en autobuses con aire acondicionado, en vez de morir en la frontera, en vez de que las mujeres sean violadas en la frontera. no creo que tengamos que cerrar la frontera, pero tenemos que saber quiÉn entra y sale del paÍs. >> gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> muchas gracias por haberme invitado, le agradezco mucho la invitaciÓn. >> aquÍ estÁn los dos puntos de vista en arizona. cuando volvemos de comerciales un poco de magia electoral. a ver cÓmo nos va. regresamos. entregaron cadáveres a familiares de las víctimas de la masacre de 14 jóvenes en ciudad juárez, méxico.qué tal, les habla edna schmidt. cuarenta y tres personas han fallecido en la

though one has been caught, but -- >> warner: these are cartels, are they drug cartels? >> likely drug cartels, likely groups they are involved in organized crime. which doesn't just include drugs it includes pirating, transportation of people across the border. a number of it list it activities, drugs being the biggest of them. but many of these groups are also in turf wars in different areas. the reason we're getting attention often is because one group will want to send a big message at a national level once again of their competitors, this is often seen when you see a massacre which may or may not involve a group from a rival cartel. of course everyone is at the beginning of trying to figure out what happened in many of these cases, but it is possible that this was some sort of revenge, and the reason for trying to get bigger headlines is so they can broadcast their revenge out there and kind of in a propagandaistic way. >> warner: a couple of these really look to be civilians and in one case the birthday party, there were a lot of teenagers. >> that is probably the

lo mÁs posible para ayudarlos tambiÉn a luchar contra los cÁrteles de drogas.e de nuestro paÍs, hay mucha oportunidad para poder ser buenos vecinos, y compartir lo que tenemos en nuestro paÍs, tambiÉn podemos abrir el comercio, hay mucho comercio que puede ayudar a al punos paíal puntoal puntoal programa de trabajador puntoal puntoal puntoal puntoa que venir de manera legal a nuestro paÍs, en autobuses con aire acondicionado, en vez de que las mujeres sean violadas en las fronteras debemos de tener un sistema que funcione para todos. untoen ciertas al Á necesitan esos trabajadores, no al utoazÓn por la cual no al pun al pngamos un programa bueno, an no creo que tengamos que cerraro las fronteras pero creo que tenemos que saber puÉn entra y quiÉn sale. >> grals por hablar con nosotros. >> muchÍsimas gracias por haberme invitado, le agradezco mucho la invitaciÓn. >> los dos puntos de vista en arizona. cuando regresemos de comerciales un poco de magia electoral, lo haremos con martÍn berlanga, y con los hispanos al punal pcongrealtounn untomoh@ va. puntoal pun pun

in a basement, a kidnapped drug dealer chanldz chained and beaten by members of a drug cartel. >> look around. a quiet tree-lined street, hard working people here going to work every day raising families, and next door you have members of the drug cartel torturing someone for not paying on a drug shipment. >> reporter: hardest hit is gwinnett county, northeast of atlanta. because of its large hispanic population, authorities say, mexican traffickers easily blend in. the reason the mexican traffickers are so atracked to the atlanta area is the same reason many legitimate corporations are here. the web of interstate highways going in and out makes atlanta the southeast's most important transportation hub. mexicans smuggling drugs to the border truck their loads to atlanta for repackaging before driving them north to cities along the eastern seaboard. >> we'll see that load of drugs and tractor trailers arrive at the truck stop, be escorted typically to a warehouse, as you can see there's a sea of warehouses out there. >> reporter: authorities first realized they had a big problem nine ye

they're a standalone cartel now. they're extraordinarily violent.ignature is the chopping off of the heads. they have a tremendous reputation on the street as being an organization that you don't mess with. and i think that the war lord that controls this area, miguel trevino, he's going to find the killers and probably take care of them and we'll never see them again. >> why do you say that? because you believe this was not a sanctioned killing? >> it's our understanding this was not a sanctioned killing, which raises concern within the organization, because this kind of notoriety is bad for business. and this is a disruption to their supply chain, and they exist to make money. >> these -- david hartley was killed apparently according to the wife's story on the mexican side of the border, miles into mexico on the lake. how likely, though, is it that they had spies on the american side watching them go in? is that common? >> it's very common, anderson. and all the little border towns and little areas there, they have spotters with handheld motorola

since felipe calderon declared war on drug cartels for years ago, at least 40,000 mexicans have died. steven has been in one of the drug gangs' battle grounds. this report contains graphic images. >> this is mexico as mexicans would like it to be, a vibrant capital city, a growing economy, a latin american power house. but dig a little deeper and you find a country traumatized by violence and death. they call it narcoterror. as for the mexican security forces, one look at this police station tells you they are being outgunned by the drug cartels. even the station dog took a bullet. the town's entire police force has now resigned out of fear. mexico's president has vowed to eliminate organized crime. as the body count rises, so does the pressure. >> it is not going to be easy and it is not going to be fast. it is going to be painful, even, but we will prevail and we will defeat the criminals. >> the wave of violence has not yet to hit mexico city itself, but it is getting closer. i am on the highway, heading south of the capital, and toward a town that is a favorite weekend retreat for

but the drug cartels are growing in power.ican authorities in many parts of the country. the problem of police and judicial corruption in mexico is a deep-rooted long standing one. and the assistance the united states has tried to give recently has not been delivered or been delivered effectively. just as we were concerned with what happened in colombia several decades ago, a severe problem for the united states. we are at a point where we could see mexico go the same way, and that is a problem right on our border. megyn: what about that do you disagree with? >> let me start out by saying i agree with most everything that the ambassador is saying. we can and should do more. the $1.6 billion that our congress has committed to the merit initiative is a step in the right direction. but when you consider we spent a trillion dollars in iraq and afghanistan the past 10 years that puts it into more proper perspective. what most folks don't understand in our country and quite frankly many mexicans don't understand either are the actua

in this county, the sheriff here is making a direct appeal to the cartel that they'll be no punishment, no repercussions for the return of an american's body. this is the search on the mexico side of fall ccon lake. calling directly on the notoriously violent drug cartel to return david home. >> we cannot rar anybody for what happened in mexico, we cannot prosecute anybody on the skate level for what happened in mexico, we just want a body. with that said, we send word unofficially. >> tiffany hartley's life jacket was stained with blood, stains she says she likely got when she tried to pull her husband on to her jet ski. she ultimately left him behind in a bid to save her own life. u.s. officials are using observation towers to monitor the search in mexico, which was suspended for a time after reports from a possible ambush from the cartel. >> we have an american citizen who was gunned down on international waters. >> reporter: texas governor crick prick perry is unsatisfied. >> when you call off a search and give the reason that the drug cartels are in control of that part of the sta

me ayudan, demÓcratas que me ayudÓ, e independientes que tambiÉn me estÁn ayudando a colocar los cartelesn arizona, estÁ mintiendo el presidente? >> no creo que necesariamente estÉ mintien puntoal pun puntoao pero esta viendo la informaciÓn de la forma equivocada.tountoalp lo que sucede en estal pmento es que la economÍa estÁ tan mal, y que si tene puntopersona que cruzan la frontera, pero tenemos una situaciÓn de que los untocarteles de drogas han amenazado a unh@unto puntoal pu es puntostÁ aumentando, y que hemos hablado con las personas de la comunidad, estÁn muy preocupados con las ideas deh@ pandilla que han cruzado la frontera.tounh@al punal paltouno en el vecindario se han instalado casas para el consumo de droga. situaciones terribles donde los inmigrantes son torturados y extorsionar a sus familias en mÉxico. son problemas con lo que estamos lidiando.al puntountoal punh@al 15% en arizona. eso es muy distinto a lo unto punque usteÁ diciendo.toto untoal puntoal puntoal puntoal estamos lidiando con mÁs delitoal pun otros sitios. punto hay que estudiar individualmente cada Área, cada

you have to put it in the context of the size of the massive cartels. thousands of people in the cartels spread out through mexico. four is not going to change anything. the war between the mexican government and the the cartels continues when a leader is taken out. there is a period of disruption. no doubt, it does have an effect. but eventually the person is replaced. some people would argue the more the mexican government pushes against the cartels the more they're going to fight back and that this violence is likely to continue for some time. it's pretty widespread. and it shows no signs of stopping. and the numbers are stunning, tamron. in four years, nearly 30,000 people are believed to have died in this drug war. and if you go down the road to el paso and across the border from there, the city of juarez, last year 2,800 people were murdered in that town. this year the number is going to maybe surpass the total. they're already at 2,100. including 100 police officers. these numbers are staggering. the threat is staggering. the type of violence is

. >>> así es, lamah ruinala ma li la captura de 17 presuntos integran des del cartel del golfo, en suamaulipas es una zona en disputa entre los zetas y el cartel del golfo, esta imagen se ha vuelto cotidiana en este estado lammarina detuvo a 17 presuntos miembros del cartel del golfo en michoacán dos policías murieron y una mujer perdió la vida al ser alcanzada por balas en un camino de... zona que domina el cartel de la familia grupo que había dado muestras de su poder. nosotros encontramos casquillos de calibre 40 y una o jib la que fue reducida al ejército mexicano para su así sigo ri da en el lugar quedaron los vehículos destruidos por balas y granadas. otra balacera se registró en ak pul to, sin detenido ahí en ese puerto siguen sin saber de los turistas secuestrados. >>> el delito de secuestro implica rescate y no se ha pedido nada al norte de juárez, no hay freno en la ola de asesinatos, 14 murieron en las últimas horas los cuerpos quedaron tendidos sobre el así falto a plena luz del día. >>> y en un operativo relámpago la policía descubrió a indocumentado de origen cubano que

so the zeta pirates thought the hartleys were spies for the rival gulf cartel. when they realized they killed an american, they destroyed david hartley's body and they hid the jet ski, shep, trying to cover up the crime. >> shepard: those behind this report seem to believe that the zeta cartel is now doing some damage control. >> yeah, because the report says the last thing the zeta cartel needs is a bunch of american police officers coming down to falcon lake and choking off that very important drug corridor. it it is a very big drug corridor. the report says the killing of david hartley was likely not authorized by the high members of the zeta cartel which is why now the zetas are doing damage control. they do that, the report says, by trying to get mexican police off the trail, which is why they killed the lead inspector. and to punish those who actually killed david hartley. the report says david hartley's body will likely never be found and the suspect in this case will also likely never be found. we should also note, shep, that texas has now issued another

>>guest: because the experts say the last thing the drug cartel wants is for the u.s. crack down, to choke off falcon lake as a drug corridor. it is a big time drug corridor. and he believes what happened the young pirates from the cartel, this was an unauthorized murder with is upsetting to the higher ranking carl tell and they believe the way they do damage control in two ways: they stop the police in mexico from continuing the case. they did that by killing the lead investigator. and they punish those who pulled the trigger and killed david hartley. you talk to experts they will tell you it is no accident that they have not found a body. and they are saying you will not find the suspects. they will never turn up. >>shepard: thank you for the update. while he was speaking i got an update on the scheduled news conference for the miners, i have been given word that news conference has been delayed but we are going live to chile for an update on the miners' condition. and congress decided commercial pirates need more time in the cockpit before flying passengers but the

this is the latest twist in a bizarre twist involving pirates, drug cartels and murder.he reported crime was almost two weeks ago. tiffany and david hartley went jet skiing on falcon lake in south texas. a unique body of water that sits on the u.s./mexico border. the couple ventured on to the mexico side when tiffany said they came under a barrage of bullets and david was shot in the head. tiffany tried to help her husband but the gunfire continued and she made the agonizing choice to leave david to save her own life. >> i just kept hearing god tell me, you have to go. you have to go. >> reporter: her story was questioned by mexican authorities in the early days but after hartley met with officials at the mexican consulate, they launched a full-scale search where tiffany hartley said the shooting happened. u.s. officials were not involved. the search was on and off and threats of an ambush from the drug cartel. >> we cannot arrest anybody for what happened in mexico. we cannot prosecute on a state level, anybody for what happened in mexico. we just want a body. >> report

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the drug cartels and we're being held really hostage by the drug cartels on that area of the lake. >>nk it's important for people to realize that some doubt has been cast on tiffany hartly's story. but what happened here did not happen in a vacuum and there is a history of violence along this lake. >> that is correct, harry. this is the fifth incident just since may. american fishermen, fishing both on the american side of the lake and on the mexican side of the lake, you can get a permit to do that, have been robbed by pirates on the lake, some of them have been taken to the mexican side, stripped of all of their clothing and their valuables and their boat and left stranded there. this is the fifth time since may there's been some type of violence. but the first homicide. >> in the short term, what would you like to see happen and is there any way the united states could get the green light to let their own authorities go to the other side of the lake and do the search that would be necessary? >> the united states needs to use our resources, the coast guard. that needs to be operatin

the gulf cartel and the other.unately it is a sad situation but is not entirely surprising. martha: people have a lot of question and a lot of things don't add up and one is why the couple would be a target, you know, for these drug cartels. we have seen, you know, people killed in cross-fire and that kind of thing happen, the student tragically killed on a bus and cross-fire, not long ago but to follow these two jet-skis and shoot at these people and shoot the man in the head, is that somewhat uncharacteristic if they are anonymous to the situation? >> well, the thing that happened with organized crime is that it changed from people just controlling particular routes into the u.s. now, they are about controlling territories. and controlling area. and, so, they may have felt threatened, not by anything specific the hartleys were doing, but, somebody unknown to them, and what they considered their territory. martha: i see. >> from their perspective, it could have been somebody from the rival drug cartel. the gulf ca

authorities in texas have made a direct plea to a notorious plug cartel to return that man's body. janet shanlian has the latest. >> reporter: we're here at falcon lake where the search for david hartley's body has been impacted, hampered by threats of an ambush by the drug cartels. in fact they had to suspend the search for a time yesterday. at the same time the sheriff in this county has reached out directly to the cartel insisting that there's going to be no penalty, no repercussion for the return of an american's body. this is the search on the mexican side of fall con lake for the body of david hardly. mexico says it has several boats in the water and as many as 60 officers working the case. a texas border sheriff is taking a different tack, calling on the drug cartel to return david home. >> we cannot let what happened in mexico, we cannot prosecute anybody for what happened in mexico, we just want a body. i did send word to the drug cartel in mexico, unofficially, i said, hey, work with us. >> tiffany hartley's life jacket was stained with blood, stains she says she likely g

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. >> cada vez que capturas a un capo provocas mÁs violencia dentro del propio cartel y en los cÁrtelesanzÓ granadas en la procuradurÍa de la federaciÓn. el saldo un guardia herido en un penal donde estallÓ una bomba. >> los ataques con granadas de fragmentaciÓn son frecuentes. en los Últimos tres meses se han registrado explosiones contra centros de policÍa, centros nocturnos y de comunicaciÓn. >> la ciudad de mÉxico fue hoy escenario de la marcha en conmemoraciÓn de la matanza de los estudiantes en la plaza de las tres culturas y terminÓ en la capital. la policÍa puso en marcha un dispositivo de seguridad para tratar de evitar disturbios. en instantes, miles de hispanos se unieron a la marcha una naciÓn trabajando unida en washington. >> y veremos quÉ ocurre en desde la capital del paÍs nos dicen cuÁl fue el objetivo de la marcha que contÓ con una fuerte presencia hispana. miles de latinos se unieron la marcha bajo el lema de una naciÓn trabajando junta. >> hasta ahora hemos generado mucho apoyo entre los inmigrantes. hoy nos da una oportunidad de expander ese apoyo entre otros sector

it won't change the motives of the cartels, but it will increase the motives of the cartels, becausesimply underprice the even lower price of consumption that we have now, and you will have even more drugs available, because you will have competition from the black market at a lower price. >> reporter: those in favor of leaguization disagree saying that the violence in the u.s. and mexico would drop. >> everyday that we wait, 50 more people die in mexico. every day that we wait, in the cities of the united states we have young men and women who are dying at the hands of violent drug dealers. >> reporter: now, wolf, one scenario that the rand study came up that could potentially hurt the cartels if legal pot was sold in other states of california. if it were legally sold in other states, but the odds of that happening, because the federal government's guard will be up if pot is made legal here in california. in fact, that is assuming that the federal government even allows california to legalize marijuana which is something that we don't know at this point. we will have to find out wh

and tax cartels, that came from ben cartel.son we were talking on that subject was he had been hopelessly wrong and i don't -- i'm not prepared to get into debating what was true and what was false, but his opponent in the primary had charged him of writing some salacious things in a news letter that didn't even exist. i mean, there was a current kind of negative newsletter, but when ben was minor league involved in it, it was not what these people were saying. people were out saying horrible things about ben, we needed to change the subject. >> before we saw ben quayle's straight to camera and christine o'donnell's straight to camera, the fred davis ad getting most attention this year, was not any politician straight to camera, it was the demon sheep. let's take a look. >> tom campbell, is he what he tells us? or is he what he's become over the years? a fcino, fiscal conservative in name only, a wolf in sheep's clothing, a man who literally helped put the state of california on the path to bankruptcy and higher taxes. >> we'll

colombia ha avanzado muchÍsimo, prÁcticamente han derrotado a las farc y disuelto los grandes cÁrtelese ser una organizaciÓn polÍtica en la selva. en lima, perÚ, marÍa luisa martÍnez, univisiÓn. >> mÁs noticias internacionales: una estampida dentro de un templo en la india dejÓ 10 muertos. mÁs de 40.000 personas, muchos en estado de ebriedad, llevaban sus cabras para ofrecerlas como sacrificio a la diosa. se dice que la estampida se dio cuando varias personas presionaron para que sus cabras fueron sacrificadas primero. >> hombres armados mataron en pakistÁn. >> arabia saudita advirtiÓ a autoridades francesas que al quada planea ataques en europa y especialmente en francia. -qaeda. >> nos vamos a nuestra Última pausa. al regresar: >> quÉ relaciÓn hay entre los mariguana >> la marihuana estarÁ presente en las elecciones de noviembre en california. los votantes decidirÁn sobre una gran polÉmica. >> en menos de tres semanas, los electores de california tendrÁn que decidir si autorizan lo que ningÚn otro lugar del mundo ha hecho hasta ahora: despenalizar la posesiÓn y uso de una onza de mar

donde los carteles se discutan una sangrienta guerra por el territorio. >> en chihuahua estan ligados presiones de los estados unidos y estÁn al servicio del cÁrtel de juárez y de los zetas tambiÉn. >> en forma similar tambiÉn mataron en una fiesta en otro fraccionamiento de juÁrez y algunos estÁn detenidos. >> calderÓn pidió colaborar con el gobierno de chihuahua para llevar a la con sables a la justicia. >> el aumento de operativos contra las farc fueron prioridad para uribe y ahora para santos y nos cuentan cuÁles han sido las actividades mÁs positivas.. >> los soldados acordonaron la zona para evitar que los guerrilleros encargados de soportar emprendieron la huida. en los enfrentamientos muriÓ calderÓn, alias chicharrón jefe de la temida unidad y tres de sus soldados de mayor confianza. >> con esto se puede decir que han si lo significa mente afectados y esperamos que esta estructura deje de delinquir definitivamente. >> en simultÁneo los operativos militares continÚan al sur del paÍs donde fue abatido jojoy hace un mes la inteligencia permitiÓ establecer que en esta historia sel

the brothers, suspects in a string of other murders and kidnappings, are alleged members of a drug cartelocated near the abandoned town where david and tiffany hartley were jet skiing. she says mexican pirates opened fire on her husband with assault rifles. today, finally, a glimmer of hope that something is being done. >> i hope that it's going to, you know, bring david home. hopefully they can tell us where he is and, you know, low cat where he's at so we can kind of end this. >> reporter: until now, mexican authorities seemed to doubt tiffany's story. david's body, even his jet ski, have not been found. >> as long as we find him, you know, we can at least kind of bring some closure to this. >> reporter: but given the danger to authorities in mexico, and the strength of the drug cartels, arrests will not come easy. neal karlinsky, abc news. >>> and as we continue here on a sunday night, why so much attention is being paid to this scene in that popular "dirty dancing." these. this is a mouse trap? yeah. it's a different kind of mouse trap from ortho home defense max. it's guaranteed to k

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the drug cartels and we're being held hostage by the drug cartels on this area of the lake. >> i thinkto realize there's doubt on tiffany hartley's story but what happened here did not happen in a vacuum and there's a history of violence along the lake. >> that is correct, harry. this is the fifth incident just since may. american fishermen, fishing both on the american side of the lake and on the mexican side of the lake and you can get a permit to do that have been robbed by pirates on the lake some of them have been taken to the mexican side. stripped of clothing and valuables and their boat and left stranded there. this is the fifth time since may there's been some type of violence but the first homicide. >> in the >>> up next, you go shopping for one thing and come home with a lot of other stuff. oh, why you are impulse buying throughout? find out how stores trick you into buying more than you need. when "the early show" continues. d, when "the early show" continues. [ female announcer ] finally there's a new choice in high performance detergent. introducing wisk with stain spectr

colombia dieron un duro golpe al cartel de droge otrrogas en bog .n gripe criminal la ola de violencia continúa en el país. >>> lamah ruina presentó a 17 presuntos miembros del cartel del golfo, contaban con un arsenal, autoridades investigan si 6 de ellos son de corporaciones policiacas l locales, tamaulipas una zona en disputa, ahí las imágenes de violentos enfrentamientos se han vuelto cotidiana así como en ciudad juárez donde los asesinatos siguen sin freno, sus cuerpos quedaron regados en el así falto en una urbe que no se de la ola criminal, méxico tiene condiciones que los podrían llevar al esta fallido. >>> la perdida de monopolio de la fuerza pública o violencia por parte del estado y la sesión que hace de esta violencia a los grupos de crimen organizado, sesióned, la perdida de monopolio de cobrar impuestos, por parte del estado, y que también se los esta cediendo al crimen organizado ayer el presidente calderón reiteró que méxico es una nación sólida. >>> en estos siglos, hemos construido un país democratico, un país de elecciones libres,

but when david hartley and his wife rode their jet skis, they were attacked by the zeta drug cartel. that is the conclusion of sheriff of zapata. escorted by heavily armed federal agents, we took a boat ride to the border with gonzalez. >> there are problems along the border. >> the sheriff's objectives, to show us that the american side of falcon lake is safe. >> once you cross that marker, that's mexico. >> and to deliver a message to the drug cartel that controls the water and land beyond that pylon. >> what i've told them is, i need a body. give me a body, guys. and everything will go away. give me a body, guys. the news media will go away. >> reporter: gonzalez fears the same cartel who killed david have permanently hidden his body. >> the body is disposed of. they've gotten rid of the body. there's no evidence. >> reporter: mexican authorities say they are now ramping up their search efforts. but until the body is found, this case remains a mystery. >> at certain times, there's points where you do feel like, this is it. i'm never going to see him again. he's gone. and then at o

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