two drug cartels battling for turf.he zetas, a rogue band of former military, are trying to push out the gulf cartel, which has smuggled drugs across the rio grande for decades. killings are constant. tiffany and david hartley learned firsthand, mexican police were not to be trusted. >> for one instance he was coming home from the bank. after cashing our rent check. police pulled him over. followed him from the bank, pulled him over. had him step out and punched him in the face and stole his money. >> reporter: david, she says, saw someone get shot on the street. did you sense it was getting more dangerous? >> you could. yeah. you could sense it. you'd hear more about it. >> what did they look like? describe how you can pick out a cartel member. >> their trucks at that time had their name, the cdg or the z on it for the zetas. so they would actually mark their vehicles with their name and who they were. >> reporter: david convinced his company to allow him at least to live on the american side of the border in mcallen.

keisha, does cartel look like that child? >> i get told i look like a lot of people, but that don't mean nothing. >> maury: so if he's the father, you're welcome that child? >> yes, yes, yes. [ applause ] >> maury: let's find out right now. >> maury: when it comes to 2-year-old jatavia, cartel -- did that one night result in this baby or not? the truth is coming out. cartel -- >>> cindy doesn't understand why juan wants a paternity test. >> he was there the whole time, he cut the cord, he picked the name. >> maury: but will anyone be able to understand the results of this dna test? >> whoever has a doubt, go to maury. he's the man for the job. >> maury: all right, everyone at home, time to pick up the phone and pick a side. here's the question of the day. >> we don't have a problem if it's his kid. >> maury: do you believe keisha's boyfriend fathered britney's daughter? pick up the phone and pick a side. you'll receive several valuable offers when we call. that's 97 w someone who has gone through a traumatic life experience a

but cartel will not accept that britney got pregnant that night with this baby.nd his long-time girlfriend won't accept it, either. >> one night stand. >> maury: did that one night result in this baby or not? the shocking truth is next. cartel -- >> maury: all right, everyone at home, it's time to pick up the phone and pick a side. here's the question of the day. >> we don't have a problem if it's his. but after dealing with this for 18 years, i don't think so. >> maury: pick up the phone and pick a side. dial 1-866-99-maury and give us your opinion. you'll also receive several valuable offers when you call. that's 1-866-99-maury. [ female announcer ] pamprin stops all the symptoms of your period. ♪ pain relievers -- they don't compare. pamprin's not just pain relief. it's period relief. >> maury: an hour of paternity tests that will reveal the indisputable truth continues. >> i need for cartel and his girlfriend keisha to understand he will take care of our daughter. when i contacted cartel and told him about our daughter, he came over and spent time with us. ev

. >> the notorious drug cartel. the fugitive nsa contractor has officially applied for asylum and has been stuck in the transit level of the airport for weeks. >> he has offers of asylum in nicaragua and bolivia. he wants formal refuge in russia until he is in a position to travel to south america and it poses a dilemma for moscow. >> he could face torture and the death penalty. that is what they told russian state tv earlier today. >> if i asked them to come to the tragic area of the airport where he cannot at present leave. >> he is aware of the request but the decision lies with the immigration authorities. they prevented him from continuing his trip. >> it will put relations with the u.s. on the line. at bowling to u.s. pressure. if it seems they got themselves into a real political blind. >> we are joined by a correspondent that joins us from washington. the white house is still demanding that he is returned. isn't that a bit of a lost cause? >> you can tell by the way the white house is asking the return that

. >> the notorious drug cartel. the fugitive nsa contractor has officially applied for asylum and has been stuck in the transit level of the airport for weeks. >> he has offers of asylum in nicaragua and bolivia. he wants formal refuge in russia until he is in a position to travel to south america and it poses a dilemma for moscow. >> he could face torture and the death penalty. that is what they told russian state tv earlier today. >> if i asked them to come to the tragic area of the airport where he cannot at present leave. >> he is aware of the request but the decision lies with the immigration authorities. they prevented him from continuing his trip. >> it will put relations with the u.s. on the line. at bowling to u.s. pressure. if it seems they got themselves into a real political blind. >> we are joined by a correspondent that joins us from washington. the white house is still demanding that he is returned. isn't that a bit of a lost cause? >> you can tell by the way the white house is asking the return that

the head of the most feared drug cartel is arrested in mexico. tapping into america's shale gas has led to a fracking boom. some say the cost us to hide. -- the cost is too high. easy to get hold of the gas that lies underground.

the leader of a mexican drug cartel is arrested. the president of myanmar promises to release all political prisoners in his country. and a marine reserve is facing a crucial test. we now believe that seven people has -- have died, that is the official figure in egypt after clashes between police and supporters of the deposed president, mohammed morsi. security forces firing tear gas at demonstrators close to the camera who have tried to block one of the main bridges over the nile during the night. it just so happened that a senior on what was in the city meeting interim egyptian leaders. not only a figure about the number of dead, nicole, but also a massive number of arrests as well. right, it turns out it was a far more deadly night than expected. injured andere reports now that some 400 people have been arrested. the deaths, most of those occurred around the cairo university area. two people died in the bridge square area, the one behind me that you can see in this shot. that was the total from the clashed overnight, clashes betw

>> well, he was -- i mean it was much more than just a mexican drug cartel. he was in charge of the piracy, prostitution, human smuggling, anything that had -- that made money through the illicit route. mr. trevino morales was in charge. beginning in the early 1990s. where in nuevo laredo he worked for a drug cartel leader, washing cars and later cleaning chimneys. and his brother was a truck driver who would haul marijuana from nuevo laredo to west texas. one of the guys who was hauling the marijuana from mexico to the texas market. >> the question about what happens now and how much this impacts the cartel's ability to operate, what do we know about the cartel, its structure, its leadership, can somebody like his brother step right in and things go on, or does this have an impact? >> i think it's been significantly weakened but i think that it's expected that number 42 would try to fill in the void. but it is also known that other cartel, his son who the zetas were associated with, hector de san leva and the cartel were the ones who recruited the zetas as e

authorities say miguel angel trevino morlz is head of the zeta drug cartel. our nic parker covering the story from mexico city. nick, this is a guy who used to put his enemies in drums, pour gasoline on them and set them on fire. tell us more about him and how he was captured. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, michael. i mean, he really has been a pioneer of some of the most gruesome violence that we've seen in mexico. you know, over the last few years. and as you say, the leader over one of if not the most powerful cartel in mexico with tentacles stretchesing from central america through mexico and all the way into the united states, he was apprehended on monday morning around 3:45 in the morning in an area just south of nuevo laredo. the key city for the trafficking of drugs. marines say they had the area under surveillance for some months prior to his

. >> hay captura de líder eso genera vacio del poder dentro del cartel que puede también repercutir ens carteles y se reacomodan los espacios . >> pero en este caso . >> muchos grupos dentro de los z que están no compitiendo pero si fraccionado el cartel , quien sabe a lo mejor no hay tanto efecto en la violencia . >> recalco . >> que efecto tendrá la captura? . >> se capturan y salen nuevos, no acaba con el cartel ni genera peor violencia, las cosas seguirán más o menos en el mismo curso que toma . >> el vocero de seguridad dice que después de ponerle cargos se sabra donde será internado . >> gracias . >> por su parte el presidente de méxico, enrique peña nieto resalta la importancia de su captura dice que el z 40 se encontró por las dependencias del gobierno , . >> por esta captura . >> cuándo hay coordinacion cuándo hay uso de inteligencia y tecnología para combatir el crimen se puede tener resultados de buena manera . >> el presidente de méxico dice que su gobierno continuara trabajando para hacer valer el estado de derecho . >> ven pasos para demandar a aviones boing por el vuelo

there's a canadian cartel and there's a russian cartel. the russian cartel has the biggest producer in the world. they decided to get out. that's sort of like saudi arabia getting out of opec because they control prices and volumes through the contracts. now they can do what they want to increase production. that's why the stocks are all moving to the downside. who wins and loses on this deal? well, this is my opinion, but i think the losers and producers and investors, the winners are consumers and farmers, and a major cartel being broken up today, and i think that's good news for the world's consumers. back to you. >> a big story and a lifelong time ago. i used to trade that for mitsubishi bank. some would say i'm still in the same business in a way. i know what potash is. >> there's a joke there. >> there's a big joke there, and i'll make it at my own expense. knock it of course, herb. with the dow up 19% and doubling from its 2009 lows, this is the question most people are starting to ask now. are stocks fundamentally overvalued? that'

mÁs buscado de mÉxico, terminarÍa aquÍ en estados unidos, tras la captura de treviÑo, el jefe del cartela posibilidad que sea extraditado a estados unidos. paÍs que ofreciÓ 5 millones de dÓlares de recompensa, y pesa varios cargos sobre Él, ya cayÓ el zeta 40, falta el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn. >>> el camino de miguel Ángel treviÑo morales, el zeta 40 a estados unidos, dio inicio, su detenciÓn dicen expertos, se dio gracias a la traiciÓn de lideres capturados que fueron traicionados por el zeta 40 para favorecer a su hermano, y su cuÑada zulema en juicios en estados unidos. el narcotraficante mexicano enfrentarÍa delitos de lavado de dinero, y trÁfico de estupefacientes en austin texas, donde reside la averiguaciÓn de sus familiares. >>> lavaba dinero en carreras de caballos en el sur de estados unidos. >>> las autoridad de mÉxico, dicen que washington no soliciÓo la extradiciÓn, su caÍda es el decimo golpe a carteles del narcotrÁfico en mÉxico en tres aÑos. 6 propinados por la marina de mÉxico. instituciÓn que mejor entendio el intercambio de informaciÓn e inteligencia con el gobierno

and the zetas are the cartel and just last week, they reported on how the gulf cartel skoped up a residenttexas and kidnapped him and feared he was killed to silence him. their violence can be sewn all over the united states. there will be a power vacouple as pointed out by the mexican president. and guess what is happening, peoplousing violence as a way of figuring out the next leader is. they don't hold elections. >> we have seen in 5 or 6 years and it is important for the audience to know. zeta was the enforcement wing of the drug cartel before breaking off on their own. the way it is filled. the zeta cartels are more of a franchise operation and so they are a splipter group if you will. and that propagates more violence. >> it. i am waiting for the day god forbid those weapons in fast and furious. we have 50 border states. and lots of the stuff in the mexican border windows on streets in the united states. yeah, you talk about the secret control groups within the cartels and it runs within texas. it is a border battle and bleeding in to the united states. they have hit squads to make s

let's call him the drug cartel, boss, right? his capture was aided by a helicopter provided by the united states and the mexican marines why actually trained in america as well. there have been a lot of differing point of views about the relationship between mexico and the. >> and where it stand when it specifically comes to security concerns. how would you characterize the nature of that relationship now? >> well, i think the relationship's pretty good compared to how it was say, 10, 15 years ago. there was a time on security issues, even though the u.s. and mexico share a border you wouldn't call mexico if you were in the u.s., or vice versa. the american guy might be afraid the mexican guy was corrupt and mexico guy wouldn't have the relationship to calm someone overred border there. that relationship has changed. helicopters, money, training to mexico. more importantly mexico is taking that, using that. with this bust the fact that this helicopter was used, it was an american black hawk, and the fact that the guys who were r

journalist, why don't we cover the cartels on the the u.s. side of the border? have the distribution looks. last week we had the shooting of the mexican attorney in south lake and be covered that and we said it was a targeted hit from a mexican cartel. it was ordered in mexico and the paramilitary group coordinated and sanctioned it here in north texas. i was surprised. it was huge news in mexico after reported it in texas. but i talk to you when you were very surprised that it actually happened. but i think you are right, takes a different form, different ways when you operate in that state. >> might comment on that was listen we shouldn't be surprised where occasionally scre and i dd sound -- it's not indifference. it's just the reality of it and i think that's just my own experience seeing it in brownsville along the border and in the valley. it is their distribution networks occasionally scores are going to be settled in those communities where these networks exist. and it's tragic. we hate to see it and unfortunately we could deal with it a bit better becau

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alejando nos dice del temor que tienen los periodistas al informe ar sobre los carteles de la droga.na. >>> a estÁs personas se le sacaron 2 millones de dÓlares. >>> esta detenciÓn dizo que varios medios de comunicaciÓn, como tamaulipas y coaguu las decidieran no publicar nada. >>> nosotros tenemos miedo. >>> nace unos dÍas fue encontrado el cuerpo del periodista alberto lÓpez, sus compaÑeros protestaron por su muerte. >>> vamos a hacer la denuncia y protestan ante la procuradurÍa general de justicia. >>> en mÉxico no hay garantÍas para los comunicadores. >>> van a terminar matando periodistas. se debe defender a los periodistas en todos los sentidos. >>> segÚn la organizaciÓn para periodistas han sido asesinanos 19 periodistas, sin que hasta el momento se hayen detenido a ellos responsables. >>> en un intento de extracciÓn de crudo de la peprollea pemex, el fuego fue controlado. saliÓ a la luz informe sobre la pobreza infaltal en estados unidos, aquÍ nos explica, linga candelo. >>> en medio de la celebraciÓn por el dÍa del niÑo, salen a relucir los datos del proyecto, y dice que la

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of the legally but they also do a little illegal operations abroad in the states and the mexican cartel one of the one of the cartels which is hard pressed for cash moves in on them and wants to be a partner in the in the deal like you know like a wal-mart moving in on a small town and saying we'd like you to be you know help twelve or all eleven of our operation you're also one of the writers yes i am one of the writers of winslow and shane salerno now the casting. to refer for the unbolt liebl from travolta down to three john travolta you haven't seen john travolta as you would see him in a while you know his son passed away and he kind of dropped out from acting for a while he flew out he's a great pilot and if you have flown with him but he's one of the one of the best and he just wasn't interested in movies he read this he loved it and he we talked about it and i said you know let's we do use a mustache do i wear this to what kind of look do i have i said i think you should just go like you are because it was a fascinating face that he's got here plays a duplicitous character breat

the convention center he played with clamor cartel and its cartel was playing piano there and we woulde and have a seven-up attended all of sudden he was driving liberace on stage. then its cartel one of the irrational glovers of liberace. >> catherine: where else are look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> gary: look of the writers except for the one house by one horse. congratulations to vault. zonk! good hohow big?g?j jusust said i.

the head of the most feared drug cartel is arrested in mexico. tapping into america's shale gas has led to a fracking boom. some say the cost us to hide. -- the cost is too high. easy to get hold of the gas that lies underground. >> north korea has some explain its shipsr one of were seized going through the panama canal carrying what appears to be missiles. this was an attempt to break you and resolutions on arms trafficking. >> it has the ingredients of a thriller. in the panama canal, a north korean freighter is seized with what appears to be a clandestine cargo of missile parts. the ship is still being searched after reportedly arriving from cuba last week. hidden beneath sacks of cane sugar. this is restricted under you and sanctions. the panamanian president ordered a personal inspection. this is extremely sophisticated. it appears that these are aerial defense missiles. we don't know what is in the other containers. panama is a peaceful country, not one of war. >> here's the breakdown of the route taken by that ship. analysts say the ships

and one of them one of the cartels which is hard pressed for cash moves in on them and wants to be a partner in the in the deal like you know like a wal-mart moving in on a small town and saying we'd like you to be you know how twelve are all eleven of operation you also one of the writers. yes i am one of the writers of winslow and shane so know now the casting down to refer for the unbolt liebl film travolta yeah the three john travolta you haven't seen john travolta as you would see him in a while you know his son passed away and he kind of dropped out from acting for a while he thought he's a great pilot i know if you have flown with him but he's one of the one of the best and. he just wasn't interested in movies he read this he loved it and he we talked about it and i said you know let's we use a mustache do i wear this what kind of look do i have i said i think you should just go like you are because it was a fascinating face of these guys who plays a duplicitous character breathing and he plays a sleazy da con who's got connections on both sides of the fence and he plays an im

blanca ---en su noticiero ganando asi los zetas el nombre de el cartel mas cruel de todo mexico.... arresto pena nieto dice empezar a cumplir su promesa de combatir el narcotrafico de manera frontal, desde que tomara la posesion presidencial de mexico en diciembre del aÑo pasado.... trevino asumio el liderato de los zetas luego de la muerte de heriberto lazcano, fundador del temerario grupo criminal... quien fuera asesinado a manos de las autoridades mexicanas ... trevino morales se integro a los zetas con actividades como sicario y guardaespaldas del cartel del golfo 25 anos atras... avanzando rapidamente en el crimen organizado en nuevo ladero, su ciudad natal... para washington, esta captura es un alivio, idos....anca ---y el veredicto ---y el veredicto de "no culpable" a george zimmerman por la muerte de trayvon martin en la florida el aÑo pasado, ha dividido al pais y hay fuertes opiniones a favor y en contra, pero lo que si esta clarisimo es que la decision del jurado no le pone punto final al polemico caso. ---angie sandoval explica. take pkg 00:01 00:10 00:31 00:50 01:05 01:

unidos, celebran la captura del jefe del cartel de los zetas, el grupo criminal estarÍa buscando al sucesor un ex sicario describe a univisiÓn los mÉtodos que usaba Él. >>> panamÁ captura a un barco norcoreano que transportaba misiles, venÍa de cuba, en cajas de azÚcar. manifestantes protestaban por la absoluciÓn de george zimmermann, alerta por calor, en el noreste de estados unidos, las temperaturas de cien grados, le contamos como protegerse en el noticiero. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> quÉ tal, buenas noches, comenzamos el noticiero con lo Último de la captura del narcotraficante mÁs violento y brutal de mÉxico, tanto el

the bottom line here, shep, is that for every cartel leader that is taken down, killed, or arrested,are a dozen more lining up to take his place and to take those huge profits, generated largely by drug use here in the united states. shep? >> shepard: jonathan hunt, live in new york city, thanks. jodi arias is back. the murderer went back to court today in phoenix as her lawyers try to get a judge to spare her life. you'll remember back in may a jury convicted jodi arias of killing her then ex-boyfriend travis alexander by stabbing him, slashing him and shooting him in the head. the jury simply could not decide whether jodi arias should die for her crimes. today her lawyers asked the judge to it toss the jury's finding that arias killed him in an especially cruel manner. that's the part that made arias possible for the death penalty in the first place. the judge didn't rule on that. she did say a new jury could take another shot at deciding jodi arias' fate this september. prosecutors could also decide to just drop it and settle for life in prison. meantime, a clerk fights back again

it is not only a monopoly, it is a monopoly with a cartel nested inside it.opec could control 70 percent of the world's proven reserves of oil. and opec pumped about 30 million barrels a day in the and the world has -- 30 million barrels a day. it has 78 percent of the world's proven reserves of oil. it sells her on the market about a quarter of the market demand for oil every year. if you have over three-quarters of some commodity in the world and you are selling the same amount, not producing more, selling the same amount, and you are doing it in such a way that you are contributing to 25% of satisfying the need for it, there is no word for you other than cartel. you are a conspiracy in restraint of trade exactly as john d. rockefeller was. with his standard oil trust. the economics of oil are extremely problematic for those of us who live in states like this one that have to percent of the world's oil. oil has a political problem. i would commend to you both larry diamond's book on democracy at stanford. and mort halperin's book. there are 22 countries, at

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the notorious leader of mexico's most feared drug cartel behind bars. we're going to tell you about his dramatic early-morning capture. and when panamania authorities seized this ship, they thought drugs were hidden on board. that's not what they found however. their startling discovery ahead in the program. >>> and welcome everyone to "around the world." i'm michael holmes. suzanne is off today. she will be back later in the week though. let's get straight to that interview that everyone is talking about, one of george zimmerman's jurors breaking her silence. she says she is convinced trayvon martin was the aggressor the night that zimmerman followed and later killed the unarmed teenager. this is an interview you will only see on cnn. juror b-37 as she is known spoke exclusively with our anderson cooper. >> let's talk about how you reached the verdict. when the closing argumen were done, rebuttal was done, you go into that jury room. what happened? >> well, the first day we went in we were trying to get ourself organized because there's no instructions

the alleged leader of the cartel also known as d 40. he was found in a car carrying $2 million in cash. that cartel is known for killing numerous civilians. >> the results of corey monteith's autopsy will be released today. but several more test -- toxicology results will take a few days. there's nothing to indicate he died of a drug overdose. they have ruled out foul play. he was found dead in a hotel room on saturday he completed a stint in rehab back in april. >> this man fits all of the criteria of a serial killer dr. anthony garcia arrested with the unsolved murders of 4 people including an 11-year-old boy. cops busted him at a traffic stop in illinois. he appeared to be intoxicated at the time and was carrying a gun. >>> well, he is the king of the diamond. >> back, back, back, back, back. scores! >> crowned this year's home run derby examplchamp. he made history as the first player left out of the all star game to win this. this is only his second major league season. he beat the nationals bright harper 9-8 in the final round wit

and as i'm going down, it's drug cartel south after drug cartel south with groups of guys just coming over. when you see in my film where i'm capturing these people, that's 100 miles into texas. the majority of people are getting through. so when president obama and janet napolitano and even the others say the border is more secure than ever before, i'm sorry. that's not the truth. it's not. my film proves it. >> maybe they'll watch it. >> they better. >> most of us will. coming up, i want to ask dennis about the immigration reform bill that's been passed by the senate. does it prevent american citizens from finding work? that would be interesting, wouldn't it? wouldn't it? better stick around. hey america, even though she doesn't need them, cheryl burke is cha-cha-ing in depend silhouette briefs for charity, to prove that with soft fabric and waistband, the best protection looks, fits, and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try for yourself. >>> what do you think is going to happen if 11 million illegal immigrants are now allowed to compete for the same jobs? >> bringin

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the zetas are now mexico's second largest drug cartel. >> he was responsible for some executions or killings in the united states. and certainly the zetas have if not their own cells, but they do work with gangs and most crime units in various american cities. >> reporter: with miguel trevino's capture, who lo take over the zetas? his brother omar could take over. but he is a far weaker person. meaning the struggle for this cartel will be messy. >> and there are a lot of reports that trevino and the zetas were responsible for killing a u.s. agent. >> that's right. and another agent were ambushed as they were driving from monterey to mexico city. one was killed, the other wounded. >> brian todd, thanks very much. >>> happening now, breaking news we're following. the coroner finds a fatal mix of heroin and alcohol in the "glee" star cory monteith. we're standing by on a press conference for his death. plus dr. sanjay gupta. >>> plus the personal remarks of trayvon martin by t. and two exclusive cnn interviews and two different takes on the

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everybody talks about an oil cartel, there is a pot jsh ash cartel, the main ingredients for the fertilizerompanies, and, in essence, if a russian consortium leads, perhaps the cartel ends. thank you very much, nicole. closing bell ringing in 50 minutes. we're going to take you inside a place we talked about so much and figured, well, nobody else has, why don't we go there? sac capital. we went there today to take a look at what's going on by the company's headquarters. are people showing up to work? they keep tells us everything is business as usual. what kind of cars are in the parking lot? there's an exclusive look only seen here at fox business, and perhaps that tells us a little bit about the psychology going on at the company, and from jewelry to prosthetics to spaceships? is there anything a 3-d prints cannot make? coming up, we have, in a fox business exclusive, the ceo and president of the 3-d printing giant, 3-d systems, an exclusive, just speaking here, just came out with earnings yesterday. the 3-d printing revolution, is this a fad or a future? avi has the thoughts on it, runni

zetas cartel is in custody, but a bigger battle could be right around the corner. >> the mexican president campaigned on a strategy of crime prevention, rather than locking up kingpins. some felt he might be soft on crime, but his latest high- profile arrest leaves little that he plans to go over cartels. one day after they arrested one of the most-wanted criminals in latin america, the forces. >> when there is coordination and the use of intelligence and technology in the fight against crime, we can have great results. >> it was the president's biggest political victory since taking office last december. previousrategy of the permit was one of confrontation between authority, and the strategy of this government is coordination between the authorities so that each has a collaborative effort. >> in a pre-dawn raid, they captured the leader of the as a, trevino, known ruthless killer who beheaded and tortured people. many here are skeptical. that his latest arrest -- arrest will make the country safer. >> the power of mexico. they are the real power. the fact that they catch one leader is no

the leader of the most famous drug cartel is in jail this morning. he was arrested near the texas border in a truck carrying eight guns and $2 million in cash. zetas was founded by former army members. the capture is seen as a major victory for the country's new president. >>> a federal judge heard initial arguments that could award billions of dollars to the developer of world trade center. he could be awarded $3.5 billion from the likes of united airlines, american airlines and boeing for the attack on the north and south towers. the developer is paying for a 99 year lease on the site but has created $4 billion in insurance. the judge said he would decide on the case tomorrow. >>> it appears nsa leaker edward snowden is running out of options. yesterday russian president vladimir putin said snowden is trapped in russia because of actions taken by the united states. snowden rejected russia's initial offer granting him asylum if he stopped leaking nsa secrets. ing might as well stay on the putin band wagon for a second. time for seems like our monthl

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. >> mexico's major strike against a drug cartel leader. former inside john miller on what it means for the u.s. . new research into the hormone that makes us hungry. we'll talk to one of the nation's top weight loss doctors. >> we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> we deployed over 300 police officers. a dozen arrests, several incidents of assault. this will not be allowed to continue. >> protests in the wake of the goernlz verdict. >> los angeles protesters blocking traffic and breaking windows. >> race not an issue in deliberation, that claim from one of the jurors. >> george had a right to protect himself. >> eric holder looking into filing criminal civil rights charges. >> showdown today on capitol hill. republicans continue their filibuster of president obama's nominees. >> democratic leader harry reid has threatened to invoke the nuclear option allow an executive nominee to be confirmed by a simple majority. >> at least seven dead in egypt following clashes between supporters of former president moh

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. >> we think that it's the cartels, the mexican cartels. it's a huge profit. >> reporter: this indicates the people guarding the field fled in a big hurry, leaving the pot, the weapons and a lot of irrigation equipment behind. >> the no. 1 threat to the environment is from marijuana growers, the habitat destruction, with the pesticides, poisons that aren't even legal to possess in the united states. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says it has a street value of about $40 million. but officers say the environmental damage could take years to repair. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> happening now, we want to show you another live look at this caravan near san francisco international airport. this is the caravan from asiana flight 214 victims and families of the crash victims. we're told they are now at the scene of the crash. you can't see the wreckage, but that bus there was holding the passengers and families of the crash victims from saturday's crash. we're told they're going to have a memorial at the crash scene. ten police mot

she's the grand niece of the cartel founder.ppose that the obvious question is why did she get a light sentence? any traffic that cocaine they'd never get out. >> it was a deal with the prosecution. she pled guilty to being an accessory with a drug trafficker. he was sentenced to six years behind bars. >> amazing. i suppose a comfortable retirement awaits her. parents must be proud. good to see you. >> strange. kind of bizarre. >>> 29 is how many albums the rolling stones have been leased. eight is the number of number one singles mick jagger had. >> 70 is how old is he today. we'll have a look at his career, next. i think farmers care more about the land than probably anyone else. we've had this farm for 30 years. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. that's how we make our living and that's how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should make up their own mind what's best for them. all i can say is it has worked well for us. >>> prince harry out with his first family. i'

and the eu break cartels without causing a war?hen you break the oil cartel, you are talking about breaking their budgets. >> the eight nations of the middle east and the persian gulf and north africa are not likely to be able to effect us or the other countries that would join us in this area. the one country that is a major oil exporter and that will feel extremely aggrieved by the approach i suggested is russia. when king abdullah came home at the beginning of the arab spring, he paid over $100 billion to the young man in the streets. that meant that year, saudi arabia needed to have a reasonable return on the two dollars a barrel, that they would have needed, say, 40 or $50 a barrel at least. the amount of money they need to add to the ordinary price of oil in order to take care of their population and keep their population from demonstrating, they call a fair price. if you hear somebody from opec or russia talk about a fair price for oil, what he means is although they could lift oil $80 or $90 a barrel, they to sell it for 11

morales was head of the zetas cartel. his capture was the biggest victory against organized crime since mexico's new president took office seven months ago. authorities say u.s. intelligence contributed in this capture. >>> edward markey became the newest member of the u.s. senate today moving up a chamber, after serving 37 years in the house, representing massachusetts. that makes him the longest serving house member to ever win election to the senate. in the house, by the way, he ranked eighth out of 435 members in terms of seniority. now he's at the bottom of 100. this fills the seat vacated when john kerry became secretary of state. and in the senate today, they finally reached a deal on approving presidential nominees avoiding a big threat by democrats to limit filibusters. >>> some politicians in the middle of the country are making waves felt in washington on both the right and left. in wyoming, a problem of sorts for the gop, liz cheney, daughter of dick cheney, has announced she's going to challenge a sitting rep