enemies of the sinaloa cartel. >> of the seven major mexican cartels, the sinaloa cartel is consideredhest-reaching and most pervasive tentacles extending deep into every corner of government, banking and private industry. its rivals, the tijuana cartel, the gulf cartel, the juarez cartel, the beltra levya, la familia michoacana and the particularly murderous los zetas. the cartels are responsible for importing roughly three quarters of all illegal narcotics to america. in your work, you uncovered what had to be some very embarrassing and incriminating associations and connections between very high elected officials, the presidents and entire administrations, and acts of incredible criminality. how did that change your life? >> well, when i start to make this investigation on 2005 and i really understand that it would be very dangerous. i have to say that it wasn't really a surprise for me what happened after i published my book. what i didn't expect is that the threats came from the federal government. >> anabel says that one of her sources warned her that the biggest threat was from

>> there was a man in my cell that was a sniper for the cartel.e said there was kidnappers working for cartel. in the cell as well. so, yes, i did hear about that. >> were there any other americans being held in any of these prisoners or did you hear about any americans or is he the only one in both prisons? >> no. i was one of two americans in the cell and then i met another american in the infirmary in the prison. >> do you know what those americans are being held for? >> one was being held because he accidently drove into mexico like me with four pot plants in the back of his truck, unlike me and another american was there because i think he got caught trying to sell some kind of drugs. in mexico. >> in terms of being in the cell with anyone, anyone abuse you who was a cell mate? because i know now you are alone. did anyone ever give you a hard time? >> no. not physically, no. just mentally. >> in what way? >> >> in -- they were messing with me. i'm not sure -- at the time it could have been that they were messing with me. at the time it was ve

y con su captura el poder statd organizaciÓn pudiera estar en peligro. >>> ha sido atacado por cartel y su grupo. >>> se les permitÍa operar sin ser los jefes. a pesar de esto, el cartel de tijuana continuÓ con contrabando de drogas, y mantuvo la reputaciÓn familiar. >>> lo cual, derivÓ en muchos enfrentamientos. >>> el cartel estaba dÉbil pero su enemigo y aliado de sinaloa le ga daba protecciÓn. >>> sÁnchez pudo asumir el control de la organizaciÓn. >>> los analistas no descartan que tras esta captura se genere una nueva ola de violencia, pero tambiÉn saben que esta organizaciÓn son como la serpiente de milka be zas mÁs tardan en cortar una que hay otra que la suple. >>> mro que si es claro que lo que queda de cartel es sÓlo respetado por su historia y pueden pasar dos casas que sus en mi gracias intenten e utilizar su tefrritoriterritori >>> de regreso en estadounidense ha desatado debate por licencias de conducir para indocumentado y los inmigrantes se quejan que les ponen obstÁculos. >>> chris tipa l. >>> le refresca la vida a los solicitantes, mientras sueÑa en secreto con ser f

the influence of the cartels uh, in many of these areas is huge, over law enforcement, politicians and state prosecutors. and- and in most cases, these people are in charge of investigating these crimes. >> [speaking spanish]. >> there are people who benefit from crime, either drug barons, you know, or- or politicians who- who want to send out very strident signal to people in our profession. they're targeting investigative reporting. they're targeting journalists who get up every morning and- and want to spend time on investigating corruption. >> fear is one of the overriding characteristics affecting journalism in- in mexico. drug cartels uhm, uh, have been basically conducting war against journalists, as well as others in the community. >> you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> parole >> someone is going to get out and do something heinous it's goanna happen... >> when is enough...enough? >> i'm not sure why you didn't learn from your last incarceration >> some prisoners try to get it right

you need to be-- stay out of this area." >> there are indications now that the cartels are trying to influence the information agenda more widespread. the cartels are telling publishers, editors and reporters what they can publish or what they can't publish. >> the sense of impunity against press is high now. many people who can pay for kill a journalist, maybe some of them not thinking, "i killed a journalist," because it looks like nothing is going to happen. >> i think they have a double purpose. one is to shut up this person, to eliminate this person, uh.. as well as uh.. to send the message to other journalists, "this is going to happen if you don't follow my rules." >> [speaking spanish]. >> the journalists themselves have tried to get the government to pass laws, saying, "you know, crime against a journalist is- is a federal crime." but this has all been very ineffectual. and so the- the journalists have to be very careful what kind of information they're revealing about the drug cartels. >> [speaking spanish]. >> censorship in mexico is uh.. basically a result of uh.. the thr

tercer gol de mÉxico ante croacia brasil, las autoridades mexicanas dieron un fuerte golpe a los cÁrtelesonal y de la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica, lograron ejecutar una orden de aprehensiÓn... >> se trata de luis fernando sÁnchez avellanos, alias el ingeniero, presuntamente lÍder del cÁrtel de los arellano fÉlix. >> el ahora detenido, mantuvieron una pugna por el control de la organizaciÓn. >> de acuerdo con las autoridades, es sobrino de los fundadores del cÁrteles en tijuana se encontraba viendo el partido de fÚtbol en la ciudad fronteriza de tijuana, para lo cual se vistiÓ con el que la camiseta de la selecciÓn mexicana. la identidad del ingeniero fue confirmada cientÍficamente. fernando sÁnchez arellano era buscado por las autoridades mexicanas las que les ofrecÍan una recompensa de 2.200.000 $, mientras en estados unidos lo buscaban por trÁfico de drogas, por lo que tambiÉn ofrecÍan una recompensa de 5 millones de dÓlares. con sÁnchez arellano son dos los narcotraficantes que ha sido arrestado durante el mundial, el pasado con en instantes...defensores de r los inmigrantes e

. >>> y r tras los golpes que ha recibido el cartel de tijuana sale a relucir una nueva figura. >>> la le ha visto pero se sabe mucho de e yllella >>> e siempre guardando rostro y identidad. >>> llegÓ por su aprendizaje y paren tes to. >>> es considerada como la mujer magos poderosa de narcotrÁfico en mÉxico se inicio en el negocio familiar, pero tras la captura y muerte de sus hermanos la primera jefa de este cartel, sin embargo, todo lo hacia tras la figura de su hijo, que fue detenido esta semana. >>> un perfil w muy ejecutivo. >>> y fue asÍ dirigiendo y enseÑando al joven lÍder como puso fin a la pugna interna y retomÓ el control en baja california, en alianza con cartel de pacÍfico. >>> con actividad de trÁfico de droga, extorsiÓn, secuestro y homicidio. >>> pero su especialidad es lavar dinero para el cartel, fundÓ una cadena de farmacia y una compaÑÍa de biens raices hace 12 aÑos departamento de tesoro de estados unidos la puso en una s lista de dirigente de organizaciones criminales. >>> no ha sido incluido en la lista de los mÁs buscado, sÓlo tiene pendiente una o orden de apr

the leader of mexico's most feared drug cartel, the zetas. for thousands of murderses and on the run from authorities. >> he keeps a log of the u.s. citizens he kills personally. >> reporter: he says the cartel was long known to be running millions of dollars worth of drugs into the united states and transporting the cash back to mexico. >> one cooperator in this case, his monthly tab from dallas, texas, was $25 million for his cocaine shipments. >> reporter: what was his interest in the racehorse? >> quickly into the case we realized it was hundreds of horses worth millions of dollars. >> reporter: according to lawson, the zetas has turned to american quarter horse racing to hide dirty money. he says drug profits were being sent back north and invested in a legitimate business of training, racing and breeding horses. >> our case showed at least $16 million put into the american quarter horse association as a means to longer e lilicit funds from the zetas cartel. >> reporter: they enlisted miguel's brother, jose. he was working in the states

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now, i understand the cartels are producing more, but what is driving us and the u.s. to use more heroin? >> well, part of it is supply is increasing. they are sending more across the border, and you are seeing rates, cost of heroin go down. why americans in supposedly the wonderful country in the world, why he turns to drugs is interesting. very complex to address here. we are in the midst of a major economic recession, downturn lasting for years. a lot of people out of work turning to meth, heroin. but i think the key here is that the - streets are being flooded by an unmitigated supply of heroin coming from mexico and they are pushing that product ever more. >> with that higher supply come the lower prices. >> is part of it that we see a growing prescription pain-killer addiction, and with the government making those pills harder to get, people are turning to heroin, because it's cheeper and easier to get. >> it's cheeper, more accessible, which helps to address the same pain sensors and pleasure sensors that people who are on prescription medicines like oxicodeine

migrant women are preyed upon by drug cartels like the zetas. officials from a mayor's officed arthur martinez, the author of "the beast" said in ciadad jeldago the cartels control all trafficking, sending women to recruit and sometimes kidnapping migrant women riding the buses. they sell the women to truck drivers for a night and then throw them away like unwanted scraps. so my point, mr. president, is there is nothing humane -- nothing humane about encouraging people to travel through cartel-dominated smuggling routes in the hopes of reaching the united states. if that has been the effect -- yet, that has been the effect of the perception that the president and his administration is not committed to enforcing our immigration laws. i know that wasn't their intention, but that has been the consequence. even before the ongoing border crisis erupted, people were taking notice of the president's disregard for the rule of law. last december, for example, a federal district court judge in brownsville, texas, absolutely excoriated the obama administra

de colombia y el cartel de mÉxico?, por pasajeros, maletas, por donde quieras ha existido siempre el narcotrÁfico. >>> llegaron a introducir 40 toneladas ¿cÓmo se hace? ¿en frutas s vegetales? >>> para eso hay gente en colombia, para eso hay gente en el barco, para eso hay gente que la recibe en tierra s para eso hay gente que coordina el transporte interno, como hay que montarlo, hay que tener bodegas, hay que tener cierta sclclase d gente para llevar a su destino la droga. >>> ¿dÓnde la almacena? >>> en bodegas, en casas, en distintos lugares. >>> ¿dÓnde la llevabass na paredes, piso? >>> son carros de transporte con adaptaciÓnes, no puedes transportar cantidades de un momento a otro, pues transportar 300, 500 para llegar a un solo destino. >>> trabajÓ de cerca con sandra avila. >>> sandra avila beltrÁn se conoce como reina del pacÍfico. >>> ella no era ninguna reina del pacÍfico, la bau titizan la autoridades. >>> nunca vio la tele novela la reina del sur dice que los personaje nos representan la realidad. >>> la re

asegura que carteles como los zetas, han logrado intervenir las radiofrecuencias.ella tÉcnicos contratados por los zetas, se encargaban de construir antenas en la cima de montaÑas y volcanes camuflajeandolas con la vegetaciÓn. >> si ha habido, golpes importantes pero me parece que no ha habido todavÍa una estrategia por parte del gobierno... sobre todo buscar mecanismos que puedan bloquear este tipo de seÑales. >> la tecnologÍa empleada por grupos del crimen organizado, no solo tienen que ver con la comunicaciÓn. y la policÍa de honduras explicÓ que el cartel de sinaloa tenÍa el objetivo de construir submarinos. >> buenos estados unidos se cobrÓ una cuenta pendiente con ghan, al derrotarla por dos a uno en el debut del mundial brasil 2014. los ghaneses habÍan derrotado a los estadounidenses en los mundiales anteriores. nuestro corresponsal jaime garcÍa tiene los ecos de la victoria. >> la tercera fue la vencida y finalmente la selecciÓn de estados unidos, pudo imponerse a la selecciÓn de ghana en un mundial de fÚtbol en este brasil 2014 todo comenzÓ a los 32 segund

echa calavera es la muerte que la une con rodrigo, el chino amtrak, ex lÍder de los sicarios del cartelastel. >> pero el chino fue arrestado en holanda en diciembre pasado, y espera por una extradiciÓn a estados unidos, entonces esta joven de 27 aÑos habrÍa tomado el liderazgo. >> en sus fotos se ve una vida llena de lujos y de armas la emperatriz habrÍa llegado al narcotrÁfico por amor igual que otras mujeres. >> en internet lo negÓ todo y escribiÓ. >> gracias a todos los que me perjudican, ahÍ mismo le pedimos una entrevista, pero no respondiÓ. >> consultamos con la procuradurÍa, le preguntamos si la investigan y si hay denuncias en su contra, ambas preguntas dijeron que no. >> dice que tiene 3 hijos de otro narcotraficante y aparentemente fue novia de otro narcotraficante. >> algunos de la comparan con sandra Ávila quien esta en la cÁrcel, hasta con dolores jefa del narcotrÁfico en los aÑos 50 en el siglo pasado, Él no cree que tenga ese poder. >> yo dudo que vaya a ser la jefa de los amtrak. >> asÍ que no saben si es emperatriz a una esclava del narcotrÁfico. >> hay alerta en guatem

it was an operation they say may be connected to the mexican drug cartel. pall chambers is -- paul chambers is at that seen. >>reporter: they were there until about a half hour going og. here for more than nine hours. >> mexican drug cartels are operating in the silicon valley. >> leaving two children in custody. and the department of homeland security issued a statement. >> officers made entry into the location and located an active meth lab. >> because it's highly combustible, they were on is seen. once determined it was safe, founed hundreds of thousands of dollars in meth. it was in its refined salt form and prepared for sale. >> and converted into crystal meth amphetamine. and that is the product ultimately sold on the street. >> neighbors were quiet, but that housz house has been troubled. >> conversion labs like this are consistently rub by drug cartel. >> since there were children living in the home already the people responsible will more than likely be charged with child endangerment. live in san jose. . >>> friks police investigating a prohibitin

como la nueva lÍder de este grupo de carteles.ales presume su vida. dio a conocer trabajo en videos de narco corridos. >> el fenÓmeno de esta joven si es verdad, si hay una confirmaciÓn de esto que difunden algunos medios y que estÁn seÑalando como jefa de celula peligrosa, tan violenta de narcotraficante de sicarios antes un fenÓmeno nuevo en mÉxico, novedoso. >> fenÓmeno que tiene dos antecedentes claros entre los grupos del crimen organistado en mÉxico. la reina del pacÍfico que operaba en sinaloa. quiÉn lideraba el cartel de ciudad de mÉxico. >> esta chica no figura en ninguna lista oficial de la pgr, no hay pronunciamiento que indique si se trata de una jefa de este grupo de sicarios. >> por ahora la joven atiende sus cuentas personales. >> la pregunta que surge por quÉ las autoridades en méxico no han iniciado una investigaciÓn. si las redes sociales estÁn al alcance de todos. se presenta con arma, con ostentaciÓn de gasto. >> se limitÓ a escribir que le parecÍan un horror las acusaciones. >> las autoridades mantienen el sil

business for the cartels. it has been reported that nearly 40% of our manpower is being pulled from the field to process and care for those in our custody. this decrease has stressed our workforce to the breaking point and makes it nearly impossible to effectively patrol the border and fight against organized crime. the question is what we need to do to address the crisis. and the catch and release policy. nd the catch and release policy. we know from experience that once released into the community , the chance for minors to appear in court a small. we need to follow through enforcing the laws of the nations of the breaking the law carries consequences. do not grant special status. be crystal clear that they will not be rewarded for breaking the law after being arrested. oureed to knowledge that immigration policies over the last 30 years have been inconsistent. if we're to stop this latest crisis, we have to change the cost-benefit analysis. address manpower shortfall immediately. drawn breaking legislation

he's taking over the nights temp lar cartel. the government banned civilian troops. >> reporter: jose is a found are of the movement, charismatic and well-known figures of it. when the government told the vigilantes to stand down and deputize some of the members of the movement, he just wouldn't take part in it. he said the fight was not over, the vigilantes were needed to fight. earlier here on friday we saw video of him, on local media site. the police and military was saying they were unable to do that and the government was corrupt and not trustworthy enough - if the government can't do it, the people have to rise up. if they charge him, and he's held for a long time, it could create a lot of press against the government. they done a good job in the past saying it's illegal and they tried to let them operate. that said, he's been marginalised a little alert. the vigilante served their purpose, the drug gang run out of town, which is not true, perhaps they are underground. at least the government has been able to convince mex

they believe it is a major meth lab run by a mexican cartel. and we'll try to get you more information as soon as we can. >>> a san jose doctor is facing charges of murdering his wife. police arrested 68-year-old german baldian on suspicion of homicide. his wife was found dead in their home in april. investigators are looking for 59-year-old david galvez possibly an accomplice. police say he is armed and dangerous. >>> developing news in hayward where a disabled woman died in a house fire overnight. all that remains of the home on townsend avenue is a burned-out shell. a couple that lives there woke up to flames about 1 a.m. they escaped after trying unsuccessfully to put the fire out. the wife's wheelchair-bound aunt was trapped inside. a neighbor watched it happen this morning. >> i talked to the fireman and i said, did you guys bring three elderly people out? he told me, yeah. so i was kind of relieved. not two minutes later they drug her out and laid her on my lawn here. >> four pets inside the house died as well, two cats, two birds. firef

these cartels have an intelligent intelligent network and are skilled at exploiting our weaknesses. it is no coincidence that many the same cartels responsible for the violence in central america are also making hundreds of millions of dollars smuggling unaccompanied minors across the border. in fact the current surge has made all aspects of smuggling easier by tying up virtual agents with large groups of unaccompanied minors. if the efficiency and safety where the goal it would make more sense for the cartels to cross unaccompanied minors into the usb ports of entry by way of the u.s. customs service. that way they can manage uncertainties and avoid risking harsh terrain and inhospitable weather while gaining entry into united states. instead the cartels purposefully crossed to tie a border patrol manpower creating holes in our enforcement facilitating their other what lines of business such as drug smuggling and the smuggling of known criminals into united states. 40% is being pulled from the field to perform duties caring for those in our customer -- custody. the question i know

de sicarios al servicio del cÁrtel de sinaloa.>> si es verdad, de una cÉlula tan peligrosa, tan violenta de sicarios cometeremos en un fenÓmeno nuevo en mÉxico. >> dos antecedentes: sandra Ávila beltrán, la reina del pacÍfico. quien operaba en sinaloa. y la de patricia buendÍa. el cÁrtel de ciudad de sabor coyote. >> no figura en ninguna lista oficial de la pgr. que indique si se trata de una jefa de este grupo de sicarios. >> sigue teniendo su cuenta personal. >> por que las autoridades en mÉxico no han oficiado una investigaciÓn a fondo? las redes sociales estÁn al alcance de todos. pueden ver estÉtica se presenta con armas de alto poder. haciendo tentaciÓn de lujos y gasto. por que no hay una investigaciÓn al respecto? >> las acusaciones en su contra. las autoridades mantienen en silencio frente estrenÓ personaje, que sin pudor, se muestra. sigue los pasos de quien fue su pareja sentimental, el chino Ántrax. pasÓ inadvertido durante 10 aÑos. desde ciudad de mÉxico, joaquÍn fuentes. univisiÓn. >> quiero decirles que he encontrad

encontrar la calma estando en una zona con un cartel de narcotrÁfico.no se precisÓ quÉ problema parece. -padece. >> vamos con los goles de la jornada con lo que fue una fiesta para chile y una amarga tarde para espaÑa. ♪ ♪ >> hoy es miÉrcoles 18 de junio. asentamientos encontramos en un centro de detenciÓn de padres de niÑos empresas. >> congresista republicana pide a obama enviar refuerzos a la frontera para lidiar con la crisis humanitaria de indocumentados. espaÑa termina de pulir su corona para entregar la maÑana, todo quedÓ listo para la coronaciÓn de su nuevo rey. chile le dio la estocada al campeÓn espaÑol al vencer por dos a cero y mandarlo a casa. antes hinchas chilenos pusieron la nota negra en el mar a cara. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ >> Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ >> quÉ tal. muy buenas noches, la situaciÓn dentro de los albergues para menores indocumentados en la frontera con mÉxico sigue generando expectativas. las versiones han sido varios y diferentes, hoy casi ningÚn medio de prensa quiso perderse la p

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he favors less direct confrontation with narcotrafficking cartels.ducing street crime in mexico if that is possible. he wants to open up mexico state oil business to foreign films. the business relationship here, bill, mexico is simply too critical to both economies for both of to us allow any one issue such as the immigration issue or such as the continued holding of the marine sergeant. >> what about that, are they going to get this guy out or what? >> well, he expected to have another trial date by week's end. effectively this case is going to start all over again. is he on ohis third attorney, having fired the first two for incompetence. his mother tells fox newsed that the state department and the u.s. console general in tijuana has been very cooperative. giving her his personal cell phone. >> why doesn't he let him out? take his pen, he has post-traumatic stress disorder the marine: i disagree with you about the mexican thing. i think we the people have to stop doing business with them. we will see how far mexico will take that. >> do you know

. >>> federal investigator say a drug lab hidden in a home could be connected to a mexican drug cartel. agents from the dea and the homeland security spent time in san jose. what was inside was unrefined meth amphetamine. the amount shows it's over a long period of time. >> it's into crystal meth. and that's what gets sold. conversion labs like this are consistently run by drug cartels. >> two children and two adults were detained. whoever was running it will probably be charged with chairj child endangerment. found to be safe, but officers found drugs in the home and as a result. >>> million marijuana voek advocates could say the drought cause not to have waush officials say marijuana growers aren't being targeted. >> in you're senior water right holder, or if you not using waste, you'll have the water right in tact, unless we have to curt tail it later this summer. >> the orders are sent to farmers, regardless of what they fro. >> taenl inta kuftd at his gill roadway home. more now on the charngs, what she learned from police. >> authorities working this case since april. this was no

before passing there, they pass a region occupied by the zetas cartel, one of the most violent in the world. when they reach mexico, many illegal immigrants jump on to freight trains known by the ominous nickname of "the beast." anyone listening to me, i would encourage them to go online and to google or bing or use some other search engine to type in "the beast" reasoned some of --d some of the horrific stories about transport from southern mexico up to northern mexico on the beast. npr, national public radio, reported the beast train is -- quote -- "just as likely to spit them out as it is to shepherd them safely to the border. indeed, people riding on the beast are frequently robbed, raped, or killed by the drug traffickers and gang members who control the smuggling corridors. this is organized criminal activity by transnational criminal organizations. as one former beast passenger told cnn -- quote -- "almost everyone gets assaulted. almost everyone gets assaulted." so if there's any of us who think that illegal immigration and trafficking involves some sort of benign experience o

, y luego busca llegar estados unidos ha disminuido segÚn expertos, por la guerra que libran los cartelesfico que se librÓ en ciudad juÁrez entre el 2008 y el 2002 se tuvo varios impactos en la frontera, uno de ellos es la diseminaciÓn en el nÚmero de inmigrantes intentando de manera ilegal ingresar a estados unidos. >> ciudad juÁrez es un sitio menos utilizado por los inmigrantes para el cruce, precisamente porque hay unas cuestiones de carÁcter que tienen que ver mÁs bien con la estrategia de estados unidos, esta es una zona, digamos, bastante vigilada de la frontera. >> aunque la migraciÓn hacia estados unidos continÚa, son otras zonas como desierto de arizona, mexicali y nogales,son los puntos mÁs utilizados. >> estamos teniendo un promedio de 40 muchachos por mes. >> los carteles de la droga en la necesidad de vigilar sus territorios han tomado control de los llamados polleros, o coyotes, de manera que la actualidad, apenas el 2% de los cruces ilegales se realizan por ciudad juÁrez. >> no se puede, tienes que ponerte con la gente, pagar o algo. >> de acuerdo con el instituto nacional

otros asuntos y dijo que no hay informaciÓn a confirmar, que fueron los considerados lÍderes del cartelctores y las acciones de la justicia. >> correcta versiÓn del delincuente, y lo que puedo decir es que, como lo hemos hecho en el gobierno de la repÚblica en el gabinete de seguridad, que no damos ninguna informaciÓn hasta que no estamos completamente seguros de que sea cierta. entonces hoy no tenemos mayor informaciÓn. >> juan josÉ esparragoza acusado de narcotrÁfico desde hace al menos cuatro dÉcadas, es considerado parte de la estructura del cartel de sinaloa, uno de los mÁs poderosos del paÍs. >> porque algunos directores tÉcnicos exigen a sus jugadores abstinencia sexual durante la competencia? de eso nos habla hola doctora. >> a pocos dÍas de que comience el mundial de brasil hay una polÉmica, los futbolistas deben abstenerse de tener sexo mientras dure la competencia? hay causas cientÍficas de que las relaciones sexuales influyen en el desempeÑo en el campo de juego. >> del censo efectuado en forma regular, normal, sin presiÓn, lleva a que la ejecuciÓn fÍsica mejore y sea de may

america and up next, exclusive video from the boarder of crisis where dennis michael lynch says the cartelsre running wild. this is about the drugs coming over the boarder now as a result of this other crisis. wait until you see what he found, next. >> you can see the lights on the cars, those are all scouts and they are little dings and got little boats coming across and wave runners and keep going back and forth and that wave runner is bringing over drugs and bringing over people. ♪ don't miss a step... ♪ nothing's missed with tenatwist ♪ ♪ don't miss a beat... ♪ nothing's missed with tenatwist ♪ ♪ oooh discover the fearless protection of tena. so absorbent even when you twist not a drop escapes. ♪ nothing's missed with tenatwist ♪ all stations come over to mithis is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. smoking with chantix. for 33 years i cho

segÚn la investigaciÓn sÁnchez arellano heredÓ el control del cartel de mano de sus tÍos.imos al popular mercado de la uruguaya. entrar al mercado de la uruguaya, en el centro histÓrico de rÍo de janeiro es conocer mÁs de esta ciudad mezcla de razas colores y sabores. todo lo relativo al equipo brasileÑo estÁ por todas ladas. >> quÉ pasÓ, llevo media hora buscando una camisa celeste de uruguay y no la encuentro? >> a otros ninguna camiseta les viene bien. hablando de sabores, es el experto en los boliÑos. 1,5 por molinos con jugo de naranja no estÁ nada mal. les pone sabor cantando. newton dice, que si chupas sus naranjas no las vas a olvidar porque son buenas y ricas en vitamina c. por supuesto en el mercado de la uruguaya se puede regatear. la mayorÍa de estos comerciantes son parte de una economÍa informal aquí en rÍo de janeiro. >> gracias leÓn. el mundial es la mÁxima expresiÓn por la pasiÓn del balompiÉ. sin duda este deporte ha jugado un papel muy importante en la vida de muchos como la de un niÑo mexicano huerfano. >> cristian naciÓ de 26 semanas, tenÍa... 13 dias

this is big business for the cartels. it has been reported that nearly 40% of our manpower is being pulled from the field. this has stressed our work force to the breaking point and makes it nearly impossible to fight against organized crime. the question many of you are asking is what we can do to address this. in your catch and release policy we need to detain unaccompanied minors until their cases are properly adjudicated. as long awe continue to release them to family and friends, this problem will grow. organized crime will continue to take advantage of the policy. we know from experience that once released into the community the chance of minors being deported after they fail to appear in court is small. we need to follow through enforcing the laws of this nation so that breaking the law carries consequences. do not grant special status. this is a correlary to the catch and release program. we need to be crystal clear that unaccompanied minors and their families will not be rewarded from breaking the law. we need to

de acuerdo con las autoridades, sÁnchez arellano se convirtiÓ en 2010 en la principal cabeza del cÁrtelrol de la organizaciÓn con lo cual derivó en mÚltiples enfrentamientos entre ambas facciones. para la detenciÓn de garcÍa, el 12 de enero de 2010, sÁnchez arellano pudo reestructurar la organizaciÓn y asumir el control de la misma. >> las autoridades federales buscaban a sÁnchez arellano por delincuencia organizada en delitos contra la salud y violaciÓn de la ley de armas de fuego. la procuradorÍa ofrecía millones de dÓlares por su captura mientras estados unidos ofrecÍa una recompensa de 5 millones de dÓlares. >> una escasa participaciÓn ha sido el resultado en la convocatoria en caracas. otras ciudades del paÍs hicieron eco de la protesta convocada en 15 ciudades justo el dÍa en que se conmemora el aniversario de la batalla de carabobo a que sentenciÓ la independencia de venezuela. eran una serie de protestas anti gubernamentales segÚn la fiscalÍa general de la repÚblica. los opositores convocaron un congreso por la reconstrucciÓn. >> a continuaciÓn la columna de nuestra doctora mari

south bay drug raid the the sophisticated meth lab authorities say that was tied to a drug cartel in mexico. that all happened in the middle of residential neighborhood. just after 7 in the morning: security drug enforcement agencies raided this home and of the 20th street and north san jose what they found that this is a thicket state kidded meth lab. >> : coming to and from this location just from initial estimates. has backrooms protective suits scarred home for residents authorities say the red yellow substances and containers out that our meth and liquid form waiting to be converted to crystal meth in this location mexican national drug cartel in silicon valley it is location conducive to recruiting individuals to assist and methamphetamine production process and distribution process locations like the one you see here today another example of that. two adults found and hollandaise office as one of them arrested for manufacturing job endangerment other narcotic offenses. two young children also found in the home and taken to family children's services. those who live nearby not

safety is getting involved, because of the heavy cartel involvement.y these people get here from central america, hey don't just show up on their own. they're paying money to the cartells who in the aggregate are making well over $100 million off of the importing into america, everyone coming from central america. >> but something is going on, greg, when you have this incident and then you have these illegals who get bussed from texas to arizona, and dumped off at bus stops, where it's 115 degrees. all of this happened at the same time, and i'm not as sharp as you on following these developments but that doesn't seem just coincidental. >> well, here's the deal, neil. the problem will persist, for years, unless and until the obama administration steps up and does what the federal government is supposed to do under the united states constitution -- >> what if it doesn't want to and wants to make it seem like you're anti-immigrant, not just antiillegal immigrant, they're trying to put you and republicans in a corner saying you're callous and heartless. >>

dÉcadas, por los gobiernos de mÉxico y estados unidos, es considerado parte de la estructura del cÁrtelar nuevos estÁndares, que elimine cualquier trato inhumano. entre otras cosas, pide que los indocumentados detenidos tengan acceso a agua potable, baÑos y camas. por cierto, mucha de las personas detenidas en estos centros, son niÑos y niÑas, los que detuvieron cruzando la frontera solos. la situaciÓn es tan grave como que el presidente obama la calificÓ de una crisis humanitaria. para ayudar a menores de edad en los centros de inmigraciÓn. mÁs de 48.000 niÑos, que viajaban solos rumbo al norte, sido detenido por la patrulla fronteriza desde octubre del aÑo pasado. los conductores de california podrÍan ver un aumento en los precios de la gasolina. partir del aÑo que entra. los expertos predicen un aumento de entre 15 20/100 por aumento rede los 15 20/100 por cigarrillos electrÓnicos. dentro de lugares que son propiedad del condado, se extenderÁ todo los espacios pÚblicos cerrados en Áreas no incorporadas. tales como restaurantes, bares, hoteles y lugares de trabajo. en la ciudad daily

es proveÍdo por cÁrteles mexicanos, introducidos ilegalmente el paÍs para venderla en las calles. es elaborado de refinado en mÉxico, pero aquÍ se cristaliza. un operativo que deja temblando a muchos vecinos. >> una estÁ sorprendido con lo que estÁ pasando hoy. una lo que tiene miedo, es por uno mismo. la familia de uno. >> es muy difÍcil, porque nos acabamos de mover. compramos la casa. es difÍcil saber que estas cosas estÁn pasando alrededor de nuestra aria. >> las autoridades dijeron que hasta el momento hay dos adultos detenidos. entre los cargos todavÍa no son determinados. y lodo menores quedaron bajo la protecciÓn del servicio del menor del condado de santa clara. mi reporte en vivo desde la ciudad de san josÉ. continuamos contigo, en vivo, con mÁs informaciÓn. >> gracias, ramÓn. evacuadas luego de que los agentes del orden contraria en una sustancia, pensaron era peligrosa, adentro de una vivienda. unincendio que se registra lo esta madrugada causÓ la muerte de una anciana, que estaba en silla de ruedas. lograron escapar del siniestro, que tuvo lugar sobre la avenida town

the drug cartels dissolving it in juice or water bottles.istributed into other parts of the u.s. just this weekend an 18 year old busted at the border inside this accordion he was carrying 4.5 pounds of methamphetamine. street value about $14,000. here's why this mexican meth is considered so dangerous. >> we're up to 95% potent and 96% pure. what that means is they have gotten rid of what doesn't have an affect on us. when you get up to 95%, everything that's in the meth is going to hit you very quickly. >> law enforcement gram grapp grappling with how to get it from crossing our border and helping people kick one of the most addictive drugs on the planet. >> the addiction can start almost immediately with some people. i've seen them first time they try it and they are hooked and they just continue to use. methamphetamine, you constantly crave that high. >> latest number from the feds, about 13 million americans admit to using meth and about half a million consider themselves regular users. >> very interesting. thank you. >>> cats are the m

america and up next, exclusive video from the boarder of crisis where dennis michael lynch says the cartels are running wild. this is about the drugs coming over the boarder now as a result of this other crisis. wait until you see what he found, next. >> you can see the lights on the cars, those are all scouts and they are little dings and got little boats coming across and wave runners and keep going back and forth and that wave runner is bringing over drugs and bringing over people. upgrade to the philips norelco shaver series 8000 for the most advanced shaving experience. with gyroflex 3d technology, you can get to those hard to reach places for the ultimate shave wet or dry. guaranteed. visit philips.com/fathersday now to save $50. ♪ they lived ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what mas a subaru, a subaru. it says here that a woman's sex drive. increases the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heartisease. it seems that 80 is the new 18. grannies, bless your heart, you are bringing sexy back! eat up. keep heart-healthy. live l

>> well, it's a huge problem, because it empowers the cartels in several ways. need to understand that the cartels are getting paid for almost every single person that is being smuggled into the united states. second is, while the border patrol is engaged in trying to deal with the babies and the other people who are coming across the border, literally changing diapers, feeding them, taking care of them. that opens the door for other cartel activities to take place, where they will bring in drugs or other crimes. on top of all this, we see the huge problem of both human trafficking and see the results and the stories we hear of some of these kids who travel all the way from honduras, some of whom are sexually assaulted along the way. this is a horrific problem. and it exists because of one reason. that's because the administration has sent a signal that the border is open. we've heard story after story of families who tell the border patrol who arrest them, that they got the information down in guatemala, the doors were open to the united states of america. that

administration, those are big dollar signs for the cartel. so they addressed that as well. a major concern is how do they keep these organizations from spreading. >> we will stay on top of the story. thanks very much. don't go away. another news we're following, members of the boko haram terror group attacks a remote vil naj ni village in nigeria. after setting the vil jlage on fire they took 60 captives. communications in the area have been sabotaged by those insurgents. we'll be right back. so there i was again, explaining my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis to another new stylist. it was a total embarrassment. and not the kind of attention i wanted. so i had a serious talk with my dermatologist about my treatment options. this time, she prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections

is the cartel still relevant? >> of course it is.t in five america was going to come along opec was nonsense. global demand growth over the next 10-20 years is going to be sufficiently robust. there is still in need for an awful lot of oil from the middle east. some of the opec countries have lost their market share to domestic suppliers. opec is still going to be the major residual supplier for many years to come. >> talk to me about iraq. a couple of years ago, there were talking about getting their output to 9 million barrels per day. everybody has seen these images from also -- mosul. overrun by insurgents. this them and we will see more mean we- does that will see more supply disruption? various officials have told us that the production and get to 12 million barrels per day or some big figure. but for all sorts of reasons concerning the security situation, the fact that the theon is autonomous and other disturbances in the country, there is not a standard legal framework -- it is hard enough to get production up. the biggest pr

. >>> federal investigators say a sophisticated drug lab may be connected to a mexican drug cartel. agents from the dea and department of homeland security spent the day at the home on 20th street in san jose. paul chambers tells me, what they found inside was worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> mexican national drug cartels are operating in the silican valley. >> reporter: a joint operation with two adults in it and detained in the department of homeland security issued a state warrant in san jose. >> this is a sizable operation. hundreds of thousands of dollars of meth was coming to and from this location. >> reporter: because meth is highly combustible, hazmat crews were on the scene as you can see from news chopper 2. once police found that it was side, they found hundreds of thousands of dollars of meth inside. the house was used as a transfer point where dealers prepared it for sale. >> it's converted into crystal meth into these large crystal shards. that's the product that gets ultimately sold on the street. >> reporter: neighbors say the people currently living in th

>> by the drug cartels, with coyotes. lou: okay, that is many of the children.our thoughts ase wrap up here? what are we looking at here, is this an orchestrated effort to overwhelmed the border patrol borders themselves? >> i do believe it is. i believe that some people are exploiting this. they are doing this from a position of need. i think a lot of them are the ones that traffic these children end their overwhelming the border patrol so they can continue this in the united states and across the united states. lou: we appreciate you being with us and documenting the hardship and frankly the jeopardy that these children are in. as well as the assaults on our borders. it's certainly an interesting agenda. one that isn't necessarily sensible for these children were this country. we thank you both. see i think you. lou: it is time for a look at our online poll. we asked chuck hagel, did he die to rescue sergeant bergdahl? you believe that? 95% said no. and as president obama driving the migration of illegal immigrant children across our southern borders? cast you