the cartels are smart.they are businessmen, their profit makers which means they want to get their products or whatever they need fast, cheap and easy. a black-market ak-47 in honduras will run about dirty 700 to $4000. if you get in and texas about $2025 depending on how far you want to take it. it. honduras is an exactly, technically next-door but it's a long ways to get it there. it's only a day's drive to go from monterey into texas and turn around and come back so looking at it from a business perspective from a logical perspective, logic tells me as an analyst that the easiest place for them to get the guns they want us to come to the u.s.. but such a small percentage of the guns being used in mexico are actually seized and the small percentage of those are actually trained in a way that tells us something. part of those came from fast and furious. many of the guns that are seized are destroyed and never submitted for tracing, stolen, sent back to the cartels, so we have to little reliable data, to li

agents as they hunt for mexican cartel praifshgz.already found thousands of plants at a so-called marijuana grow. >> right there. right there. right there. >> reporter: but the growers jumped down a steep embankment and disappeared into the landscape. now we've traveled about 100 miles away to another remote area of utah where the d.e.a. thinks there are more marijuana fields on public land. we were driven for miles up another mountain. to a high cliff where across a canyon we see another large marijuana field. from here it looks like a finely manicured garden. >> this location makes the perfect platform for serving over the grow. >> reporter: sue thomas lets us know that we have done quiet. >> as long as we stay off the top of the ridgeline, we can see what the bad guys are doing down in the grow, but they can't see us. >> reporter: so are there any cartel members at this grow? we set up a long range camera, one that can focus more than a mile away, to record what was happening in the fields. we all need to stay camouflaged so, we c

>> we know to some level the members of the cartels that are operating within the united states. i have spoken to several agencies within the united states about this issue, and i think we have a loose connection with some of the cartels in mexico. but i believe we have our own gang problem issues within the united states. i think they are fed or feed off of transnational kminl organizations. so we recognize it as a problem and i know the federal agencies and department of justice are working on it. >> maybe four and general frazier both, guatemala has declared its "second military state of siege" on try to deal with the increasing violence of mexican drug cartels operating within its borders. h how serious is this problem with the mexican cartels, extending their operations into guatemala and into central and south america? >> it is a effort that we see that is moving down through central america as mexico increases their pressure, we see the networks are moving into central america and guatemala is the first location. but we see their not prints further down into central americ

al cartel de los llamados hermanos serna en colombia.rastrojos. >>> mÁs de 6.000 aÑos de prisiÓn la sentencia para pedro pimentel rÍos, miembro del ejÉrcito de ese paÍs. ataque de militares contra una comunidad indÍgena que ocurriÓ en el 82 y que dejÓ mÁs de 200 personas muertas. y tambiÉn, en guatemala. causÓ alarma la aparicion de varias mantas firmadas por los zetas con mensajes dirigidos al gobierno guatemalteco, en ellas el grupo delictivo. pide legalizar las drogas y ayuda para combatir a las pandillas. ocurre poco despuÉs que otto pÉrez molina lanzara una propuesta para discutir el tema de legalizar las drogas en centroamÉrica. y en honduras. el depuesto presidente manuel zelaya. vuelve a la batalla apolÍtica, el partido que lidera el ex gobernante. libertad y refundaciÓn. lo inscribiÓ para participar en las elecciones presidenciales del 2013. el presidente del tribunal, supremo, enrique, dijo que cumplieron con todos los requisitos que exige, la ley electoral. hoe se registraron nuevos protestas por masacre de civiles. hoy tambiÉ

right nu, we are see that this cartel violence has taken hold. as being in a wait-and-see posture with an election coming up. they are trying to determine if the new administration will be as vigorous in pursuing them as the calderon administration new are talking about the administration in mexico. you are not referring to our election in the united states, right? >> no. exactly. i am referring to the mexican elections. >> greta: do the british seem to have the same level of urgency or more of a greater level of urgency to this problem than the americans? or are they both on the same page? >> i think we are both on the same page. the only difference is that they haven't been exposed to these kinds of investigations. they have never had to deal with the ruthlessness of the cartels and to how they operate. so they took this opportunity to communicate with us to see exactly what our methods are, to investigate and dismantle them. we have done this for years. we have investigated the cartels for numerous years in the united states and mexico. so who

the federal definition includes cartel attacks on u.s. citizens and police, but does not include attacks on other cartel members. that would mean a wild shootout here in dallas would not count because this alleged mexican hitman was convicted of killing another cartel member. state officials say the federal statistics do not include many cartel crimes. professor howard campbell of the university of texas in el paso says the issue is inflamed by election-year politics. >> democrats claiming everything is peaceful, quiet, no problem. republicans arguing that the situation on the border is out of control with spillover violence. >> reporter: campbell suggests the best way to get a straight answer on the border is to ask the people who live there. mark potter, nbc news, tucson, arizona. >>> still ahead as we continue for a friday night, george clooney under arrest. carted off to jail, capping off an eventful week. a lot of it focused attention overseas. >>> later, "the hunger games." >>> as we mentioned, george clooney had a full week. wednes

see the footprints further down into central americans as well. >> you believe in some cases the cartels are better trained and equipped than the security forces in some of these countries? >> senator, i think they have some better equipment. as you look at some of the armored suvs and high-powered weapons we have in cases they are better equipped in their military and law enforcement counterparts? >> obviously with this much money washing around, this issue of corruption remains a very serious one. >> corruption is still very serious throughout much of central america. >> thank you very much. mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator mccain. senator lieberman. >> thanks to you both for your service and thank you for really a remarkable career of service to our country and wish you god sfeed in the chapters ahead. obviously, this set of hearings that we hold in this committee is all to inform as we act on our authorization bill. we're acting in the context of a new defense strategic guidance which suggests calls for a rebalancing toward the asia-pacific, although not ignoring the middle east,

see really clear how the laws are written by the lobbyist these people who are for the copyright cartel they write the laws that put this guy in prison for a hundred years hundred twenty years the people who hacked into life or goldman sachs hacking into greece and the global you being hacked into by j.p. morgan and those laws are were they write the laws for themselves or they simply get paid maybe a little bit of a fine they don't have to say whether they're guilty or not and everything is ok or when you mention m.f. global hacking into their client funds remember we covered that as well and e-mail shows that. it was a hack it literally was a hack that happened of a segregated accounts the transfer of millions of dollars from a segregated account to j.p. morgan and that happened with approval came within a minute those funds were deposited within fifteen minutes how is that not a hack but it is a hack except with a couple of martinis down harrison and over after work and you know they cite ola we need to hack a hundred million dollars one hundred fifty million dollars or three billion

and it's always occurred to me that while the drug cartels use that to deliver drugs and now they are large enough to actually deliver people, that that would be a vehicle of opportunity for those who would wish to perhaps introduce, not drugs, but weapons into the united states. has that ever occurred to you? do you think that's a legitimate concern? and if in fact there is this connection between drug cartels and terrorist groups, including hezbollah, ought that not to be a major concern to us? >> first of all, let me thank you for the legislation. it did a great deal in helping us to get a better handle on addressing that threat. and i'm not speaking from just a federal law enforcement perspective, but it helped our coast guard and navy immensely. so again, thank you. it's one of those threats that i happen to still lose sleep over. these things are now fully submersible, able to dive to depths and remain submerged up to 100 feet deep for significant periods of time. they carry as much as eight or more tons of cocaine. they are typically and obviously that takes up a lot of space,

. >> do the cartels have the ability to silence the press? >>> saint makers. what does it take to become a saint? ask this baptist who used to be blind. >> that's why it's a miracle. his unlikely role in an indiana nun's path to sainthood. >>> revealing investigations, fascinating characters, stories with impact. this is "cnn presents" with tonight's hosts, randi kaye and dr. sanjay gupta. >> good evening. we begin tonight with this unbelievable story of how u.s. soldiers were used as human guinea pigs. during the cold war, the military embarked on this top-secret program to test chemical and biological weapons. >> the researchers used animals, but, believe it or not, they also used humans. volunteers from the army who had no idea what they were signing up for. >> nearly half a century later, some of these human guinea pigs, well, they're emerging from the shadows, with disturbing stories about what the military did to them and how they're being treated now. >> i enlisted. joined at 18 years of age. it was the height of the vietnam war era and i really felt a

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. >> did the cartels have the ability to silence the press? >> saint makers. what does it become to make a saint? >>> revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is "cnn presents" with tonight's host, randi kaye and dr. sanjay gupta. >> good evening. we begin with this unbelievable story of how u.s. soldiers were used as human guinea pigs. during the cold war, the military embarked on this top secret program to test chemical and biological weapons. >> the researchers used animals, but believe it or not, they also used humans, volunteers from the army who had no idea what they were signing up for. >> nearly 50 years later, some of these human guinea pigs are emerging from the shadows with disturbing stories about what the military did to them and how they're being treated now. >> i enlisted, joined at 18 years of age. it was the height of the vietnam war era and really felt a sense of duty to my country to go and serve. >> i went straight to ft. bragg. it was just the thing to do. that was my obligation. that was my duty as an am

. >> do the cartels have the ability to silence the press? >>> "saint makers." what does it take to become a saint? ask this baptist who used to be blind. >> that's why it's a miracle. >> his unlikely role in an indiana nun's path to sainthood. >>> revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is "cnn presents" with tonight's host, randi kaye and dr. sanjay gupta. >> good evening. we begin tonight with this unbelievable story of how u.s. soldiers were used as human guinea pigs. during the cold war, the military embarked on this top-secret program to test chemical and biological weapons. >> the researchers used animals, but believe it or not, they also used humans, volunteers from the army who had no idea what they were signing up for. >> nearly half a century later, some of these human guinea pigs, well, they're emerging from the shadows with disturbing stories about what the military did to them and how they're being treated now. ♪ >> i enlisted, joined at 18 years of age. it was the height of the vietnam war era and really felt a

they're flying the black flag it's pirates versus the old it's in the potentates of the copyright cartel and this is what they should be supported because the packer groups the piracy groups they are filling a void that's been created by the legal infrastructure collapsing in the face of lobbyists who are working on behalf of monopolist undercutting competition hackers and pirates are providing much needed competition for the economy to grow i work as a response from the central banks of the other banks to just increase the debt load to make the economy grow that doesn't make the economy grow makes the economy shrink hackers and pirates are the true g.d.p. posters they're the ones we should celebrate this capital second. there's a rose that i wanted to turn to this blog posting from alec empire of atari teenage riot he's explaining why it is that he was going eating his fee to protecting and defending anonymous operatives who were arrested he said my name is alice empire and i am from atari teenage riot if you are new to my music or me as a person you might not know that i had somebody f

. >> did the cartel s have the ability to silence the press? >> saint makers. what does it take to be a saint? ask this baptist that used to be lying? his unlikely in a path to sainthood. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is cnn presents with tonight's host, randi kay and sanjay gupta. >> good evening. we begin with this unbelievable story of how u.s. soldiers were used as human guinea pigs. during the cold war they embarked on the program to test chemical and biological weapons. >> the researchers used animals but believe it or not, also humans and volunteer who is had no idea what they were signing up for. >> nearly a half a century later, the guinea pigs are emerging from the shadows and stories about what the mill pear did and how they are being treated now. . >> i joined at 18 years of age. it was the height of the vietnam war era and i really felt a sense of duty to my country to go and serve. >> i went straight to ft. brag. it was the thing to do. that was my obligation and my duty as an american. >> i was drafted and sent to ft. sill, a

the growing strength of the cartels has tipped the balance of power here.ny areas are now completely lawless. this is an area outside of culiacan, it's a very dangerous area, and we're going to go out on patrol with the state police who have taken over this area, because it's too dangerous for the local police to operate. last year, 50 police officers were killed here. with more advanced military training, the sinaloa state police hope to deploy more units like this one. but in many areas across the state, they remain outgunned by the cartels. as the patrol wraps up, we head back into culiacan before dark. >> that's the reality of downtown culiacan. military police on one side of the street, funeral procession on the other. javier tells me in this war, no one is safe. in the past eight years, three journalists have been killed in the culiacan area. what happens here in culiacan when a journalist is killed. >> nada. >> translator: nothing. that's the saddest part. nothing happens. nothing happens with the injustice, the corruption, the impunity. no organizat

they can be threatened by the drug cartels. that is a big challenge for the church. >> back at the basilica, the street sellers are doing a roaring trade ahead of the visit. unfortunately, most of the images on sale are of john paul the second's still head in great affection by mexican catholics. if pope and it is to be as loud as his predecessor was, then the show that the churches priority is the victims of the violence, not be government or the cartels. -- not the government or the cartels. >> the pope arriving to troubled times in mexico. we will have full coverage of his visit. almost a hundred years ago, a polar explorer set out to try to cross the antarctic. he failed but his ill-fated expedition is now seen of one of the greatest sales of leadership and perseverance. after his ship shrank -- ship s ank, he and 8 others travelled 800 miles for help in a lifeboat. what's on the call the blue waters, -- >> on the calm blue waters, this group will attempt to recreate an expedition. in 1890, it went disastrously wrong parent

>>> su maestra de aquel entonces a la que acusa de ponerle el cartel. >>> la otra, es el cartel.ma escuela, le va muy bien con su nueva maestra. >>> antes de despedirnos, compartimos estas imÁgenes, representando a univisiÓn, hace dÍas acompaÑamos a organizadores y miembros de la teletÓn, a colocar la primera piedra del teletÓn en guerrero, para niÑos con discapacidades, es el nÚmero 20 que siemjvra una semilla de fe, amor y esperanza para niÑos especiales de bajos recursos, y su familia, gracias al amor de ustedes, y generosidad, son centros una realidad v van por el 20 y seguirÁn siendo mucho mÁs, felicidades al seÑor fernando landeros, por esta bella misiÓn, gracias por esta contribuciÓn. . >>> muy conmovedor. >>> bueno, llegamos al final, los esperamos maÑana con mucho mÁs de "primer impacto". >>> aquÍ estamos esperando, gracias por confiar en nosotros, hasta maÑana. ú

we have had over 50,000 dead on the cartels.red on him. >> greta: is there corruption within -- i know -- i know that the police force, there are many good -- good police officers, and many corrupted. in the government, calderon government, is there any evidence of corruption? >> not directly. but the $64,000 question, is president calderon collaborating or putting on the greatest acting job for 6 years. >> greta: there is some question -- you think he could be working with the cartels? >> absolutely. the drug cartels are probably the most powerful organization in mexico, right now. they bought up the government nmy opinion, the police, the army. we don't know who is who in mexico. it's the saddest story in the world today, greta. >> greta: one of the things we talked about is chapel guzman, who is he? >> the biggest drug lord in the world, in my opinion. the leader of the cartel and just recently, we talked about this, before the show, four or five months ago, his wife delivered twins in los angeles and people are wondering if

has plunged dramatically. >> the cartels suddenly found themselves on the ropes. and you find them turning to other desperate measures, turning to the old biker method of making methamphetamine. and that has continued on through today to the point where 70% of the meth that is seized by the federal government these days is actually the old biker meth-- b.l. methamphetamine, half as potent as the old crystal meth that was on the street five years ago. and that's good news for people who care about rates of addiction because the people who experience weaker meth are likely to use far less of it, and potentially not become addicted. >> narrator: but just as they always have before, the meth cooks have found a new way to get pseudoepherine. today, former cook robert lucier is clean after spending time in jail. but not long ago, he was running a gang of super smurfers. >> other people go inside and purchase these items for you in small quantities, and you just take them around to all these different stores and you just buy one or two boxes, you know. and you have four,

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there have been reports that cartels across the border are attempting to recruit college students tomuggle drugs into the country, and it says that minors are more appealing because criminal penalties are lighter for them. one of the good parts of your budget request is $312 million programs, and i will be interested in hearing if you think -- if you're aware of these border threats to our youth and if some of that money that you are requesting could be put on the border to try to make sure that we try to help our youth overcome the cartel overto in addition, there is a requested cut of 1.5% from state and local law enforcement grants which are very important grants, and the local law enforcement agencies along the border that have such a burden with the trafficking that is coming across the border. us restore that funding. the v.a.l.o.r. program, the violence against law enforcement anen and survivability is one that i applaud your efforts to put in place. and unfortunately, the number of federal, state and local officers who died in the line of duty in america last year increased f

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this process because we must incarcerate these illegal alien criminals who are mostly in the drug cartel operations so this will not be borne by the counties on the border. and furious, language was included in last year's bill that would prohibit federal law enforcement agencies from selling operable weapons to cartels. this request that you're giving us removes that language, saying it's unnecessary. mr. attorney general, we want to make positively sure that what happened does not happen again. i would hope that you would support our insertion of that language again. last year, our commerce justice state bill provided $10 million to expand the capacity at the overcrowded el paso intelligence center. and this is critical for our southwest border information sharing and has the potential to become the border's focal point to help stop the flow of narcotics, combat illegal immigration and end human trafficking and firearms smuggling. it is imperative that this el paso intelligence center and the dea take full advantage of the resources available from the department of justice agencies, th

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