when the cartel decides we're taking over. continues to plague the united states with cocaine. >> cocaine is a cash business and the car tells needed to get the cash back to colombia. i was an irs criminal investigation division special agent in new york city. i was doing tax cases. i wanted more action. i want to knock down doors. and in 1994, my boss sent me to the el dorado task force. >> i was a customs agent and a member of the task force. it was composed of the new york city police department, state troopers, irs, customs. the el dorado task force was put together in the mid 1990s to investigate financial crimes and money laundering. >> around 1996 a confidential source told me this one money in queens was receiving bags and bags of cash and was sending it back to colombia. >> western union, money gram, an easy way to send money overseas. >> i took that information and i had one of the task force analysts run the figures. i believe at that time it was like 16 million in one year. it's odd. as part of my investigation, i

este viernes >>> el poder del cartel, la batalla de de culiacÁn muestra que cartel de sinaloa estÁ lejosrder fuerza ahora liderado por el mayo sambada y los hijos del chapo. el cartel estÁ en 2 estados de mÉxico y solo en culiacÁn tieno. hondureÑos fuera de la corte de new york celebran el veredicto que puede condenar a tony hernÁndez a prisiÓn de por vida. >>> 2 mujeres hacen historia, las astronautas jessica y cristina... realizan la primera caminata espacial de solo mujeres. la operaciÓn para reemplazar un baterÍa durÓ mÁs de 7 horas >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >>> 5 horas de infierno, asÍ lo definen quienes en culiacÁn se batalla entre el ejÉrcito y el cartel de sinaloa y una ciudad que hoy estÁ semi paralizada y con huellas de balaceras por todos lados. >>> raÚl torres recorriÓ el barrio de 3 rÍos el epicentro de la guerra y esto es lo que encontrÓ >>> esta es la zona de 3 rÍos, asÍ se conoce en culiacÁn se viviÓ uno de los momentos de mayor violencia, una serie de autos aquÍ lo muestran como esta camioneta con los vidrios rotos o por acÁ con las huellas de la batal

that some proponents of kind of this believe will help rampant gang violence but critics say drug cartels would start trafficking of the drugs or move on to known drug related crimes like human smuggling and fuel sext regardless mexico supreme court has ruled the prohibition of marijuana violated the constitution and ordered lawmakers to come up with and let you slip the framework and the deadline to do so is this week so joining us from mexico to discuss this and can current one i asked her as landau is a lawyer and secretary general for mexico united against crime in mexico city deborah up another low she's a journalist and founder of mexico reporter also in mexico city you know i'm grillo he's a journalist and author of a lark oh inside mexico's criminal insurgency welcome everyone to this story now we've got so much feedback on this because emotions are high people have opinions about this but i want to start our conversation with someone who is involved in this intimately this is ali holmes romans razzo he's a professor in mexico and he also advised the ministry of interior. on the r

the son of the notorious drug lord as chapal at least 8 people are killed in a police shootout with cartel gunmen mexico's president says the authorities are right to back down to save civilians caught in the crossfire. and in japan england and australia kick off their fierce rivalry in the rugby world cup quarterfinals bragging rights are at stake and both teams believe this is their year to win it all. i'm sumi so much god it's good to have you with us it is now day 5 of protests that are gripping the city of barcelona the uproar over the imprisonment of independence leaders is sweeping through the region a general strike has brought business and industry to a halt while tens of thousands of catalan flag waving demonstrators have flooded the center of barcelona they are demanding independence for catalonia and the release of jailed separatists and. we are looking here at pictures of today's demonstration in the catalan capital now the demonstration has largely been peaceful but some clashes broke out between demonstrators and riot police these here are live pictures we're looking at righ

you're in the street and i'm really could be today can legal marijuana put an end to mexico's drug cartels join our conversation you can tweet us at 8 a stream of your comments and i live each chat and you may well be in the story. mexico is set to fully legalize marijuana that some proponents of cannabis believe will help rampant violence but critics say drug cartels would start trafficking of the drugs or move on to know in drug related crimes like human smuggling and fuel sext we godless mexico supreme court has ruled the prohibition of marijuana violated the constitution and ordered lawmakers to come up with and let you slip the framework and the deadline to do so is this week so joining us from mexico to discuss this and can current one i asked her as landau is a lawyer and secretary general for mexico united against crime in mexico city deborah but now low she is a journalist and founder of mexico reporter also in mexico city you know i'm grillo he's a journalist and author of a lark oh inside mexico's criminal insurgency welcome everyone to this stream now we've got so much feedback

to change you have to feed this conversation and hopefully we do see the money drug cartels off. to buy such weapons i want to close from our community with this video comment we got from want to lose a credit card data her thoughts on this moving forward. on the legalization of marijuana as a way to fight organized crime and violence in mexico does not going to be an effective strategy because we need to remember we're not talking about drugs or drug policy we're talking about criminal station that have diversified directv does that have access to high caliber weapons and we need to write their strategies they can adapt very fast to the needs of the market that provide for the market the drop the debt that the markets need also we need to understand this is a nice additional problem while we need to fight this problem fighting corruption and building institutions needed for this effort the perspective of one person of course many more comments online as well thank you to i guess thank you while on and depor are you hot and talking about the idea about taken eyes a mile wide and

added states has left a dangerous power vacuum in the sinhala and drug cartel. triggered a surge of violence in mexico as various would be contenders fight for control of the powerful drug cartel. the list of countries that formally recognize taiwan is dwindling the solomon islands recently changed allegiances to mainland china which considers taiwan its own territory taiwan maintains it's an independent democratic country only a handful of states still back taiwan over china most of them are small island nations and central american countries care bazzi joins the solomon islands in most recently switching their diplomatic ties now the prime minister of the solomon islands made his 1st state visit to china last week here's what he had to say from beijing. and people who are chosen to be on the right side of history. and normalize relations with the people's republic of china. the relations between china and taiwan is based on what's known as the 1902 consensus which china insists is a basis for beijing eventual reestablishing full control over taiwan that is som

this is just one cartel of many, lou. we were able to truly witness 50 caliber machine gubs and convoys coming in to rescue these two boys and get them out there. there was another brother named ivan involved in this as well. so what we witnessed yesterday was a true failure of the level of control that the cartels have. i hope the state department is watching and paying attention. this is why you hear me say all the time, we must designate the mexican cartels as terrorist organizations. lou: absolutely. why it hasn't happened is beyond me. but it truly isn't. we know why it's taking place, because there are commercial interests that demand that the border be quote uncourt harmonized. dough don't want a war with the drug cartel because that will affect billions of dollars of industry the united states has placed on that border and in northern mexico, much of which is under control of the cartels. 80% of the country is under the control of the cartels. most of americans have no idea of that tragic reality. >> it is. this i

generando bastante violencia, entonces vamos a liberar, al miembro de tu cartel.os", y eso no va a funcionar. ya hemos visto la violencia que estÁ incrementándose. reportera: las autoridades dijeron que el hijo de "el chapo" fue liberado para que la violencia se detuviera. >> eso es muy sospechoso porque ya no tenÍan sus propias manos. reporteros asegura que la seguridad fÍsica de lÓpez obrador podrÍa estar en peligro. >> si favorecen a un cartel, los otros quizÁs ataquen a ese polÍtico. reportero: ovidio guzmÁn tiene una orden de extradiciÓn emitida en washington por contrabando de cocaÍna, metanfetaminas y marihuana estados unidos. se agrega que claramente las autoridades norteamericanas piensan que esto ha sido un duro golpe a la credibilidad de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. enrique: fue declarado culpable por narcotrÁfico y otros delitos, tony hernÁndez, el hermano del presidente de honduras. el juicio durÓ 10 dÍas y salpicÓ al mandatario hondureÑo quien fue seÑalado por recibir fondos en narcotrÁfico para financiar sus campaÑas durante el juicio. reportera: a

head of the sin alone drug cartel in el chapo guzman just one of them was identified as a video goes my locus result several organized crime groups surrounded the house with the force greatest and out of the patrol unit other criminal groups initiated violence against other citizens. caravans of cartel gunmen took over the city setting fires blocking major intersections and killing civilians indiscriminately the force wielded by the cartel gunmen so superior that the authorities decided to release the video guzman in order to avoid a further escalation of violence the incarceration of former cartel top man el chapo in one of the highest security prisons in the united states has left a dangerous power vacuum in the sinhala and drug cartel it's triggered a surge of violence in mexico as various would be contenders fight for control of the powerful drug cartel. the bonus league resume that friday following the international break there are some big games still to come on match day 8 life stakeholder hosts are the only undefeated team remaining in the league and surprise table top. trave

los uniformados lo capturaron, pero no tenÍan su orden de aprehensiÓn, y esta vez el cÁrtel de sinaloa calles, las amenazas a los soldados, los 49 reos liberados de la prisiÓn local. mientras, los que no podÍan huir, escondieron a sus hijos. >> cuando ya tenÍa toda la familia dentro de la casa, prÓxima pensando en los demÁs. los que estaban en la calle. reportera: el operativo terminÓ en un infierno para las autoridades. ovidio fue entregado a los suyos y los sicarios lo aplaudieron. >> ¡ya rescataron al patrÓn! reportera: los integrantes del gabinete de seguridad reconocieron el desastre. >> en un afÁn de obtener resultados positivos, se actuÓ de manera precipitada, sin suficiente planificaciÓn. reportera: oficialmente hubo 12 muertos, pero se asegura que hubo muchos cuerpos mÁs. parece que el tÚnel que el gobierno mexicano le construyÓ a ovidio guzmÁn es mucho más profundo que el que mandÓ a construir su padre y la liberaciÓn ha marcado para siempre a este paÍs. todavÍa hoy por la maÑana habÍa cuerpos tirados y la federaciÓn decidió enviar refuerzos de guardia nacional y el ejÉrcito

indiscriminately the force wielded by the cartel gunmen so superior that the authorities decided torelease the video guzman in order to avoid a further escalation of violence the incarceration of former cartel top man el chapo in one of the highest security prisons in the united states has left a dangerous power vacuum in the sinhala and drug cartel it's triggered a surge of violence in mexico as various would be contenders fight for control of the powerful drug cartel. let's get more on this from al but he's mexico representative for the committee to protect journalists and joins us from. where the shootout happened welcome to day w. the question i suppose that most people going to look at this and ask is how does a shootout between criminals and the mexican state end up with a win for the government. well and for starters it was somewhat of a 2 disadvantage mexican authorities didn't really plan on arresting the video it sort of just happened if they locate him and if they did they figured out they found out the hard way that they didn't have enough force to maintain him present a

battle in mexico police tracked down the song of the notorious drug lord el chapo in a shootout with cartel gunmen back with 8 people dead authorities back down to save civilians caught in the crossfire. and in japan england and australia kick off their fierce rivalry to the rugby world cup quarter finals bragging rights are at stake and both teams believe this is their year to win it all. be so much kind of thank you for joining us it is now a day 5 of protests gripping the cattle on capitol barcelona the uproar over the jailing of independence leaders is sweeping through the region a general strike has brought much of business and industry to a halt while tens of thousands of flag waving demonstrators have flooded the center of barcelona they are demanding catalonia is independence and that imprisoned separatists leaders be released these pictures show that demonstration in the. cattle on capital now today's demonstration has largely been peaceful but there have been some clashes between demonstrators and riot police this right here we're looking at live pictures of a more violent part of

one was an ambush of police patrols, the other clash between the army at a cartel. aviolence still plaguing so muh ofsexico, the president' claims to be pacifying the cartels it does not ring true to those people who streets descended into gunfire in flames. will grant, bbc news, mexico. >> you're watching bbc world news america. still to come, in philadelphia, some unlikely polo players are saddling up and enjoying the ride. >> scientists have shown for the first time they can spot asked -- massive whale strandings from space researchers use satellites to detect whales beached on shore. >> they are the giants of the deep, roaming the world oceans. but when things go wall wrong it can happen on a huge scale. last year in westernia austr 150 whales washed up on shore. by the time rescuers got there, most were dead. time is vital. researchers fod a new way to track strandings, from space. using powerful satellites that of coast, z in on the kilometers animals until the body of a the body of a beached whale is revealed. >> satellites can reveal strandings much more rap

the security forces and drug cartel gunmen fight it out after the short lived arrest was money. he's the son of the notorious drug cartel boss joaquin guzman also known as el chapo who is serving a life sentence after extradition to the united states. the gun battles went on for hours as army and police forces came under increasing attack vehicles were set ablaze for terrified residents panic set in bodies could be seen in the streets the capital of siena low a state brought to a standstill later in the day mexico's security minister laid out the sequence of events. today at 1530 hours a patrol composed of 30 elements of the national guard and sedan or were conducting a routine patrol in the tress rios neighborhood of the city of coolly accounts in a low and they were attacked from a home patrol personnel repelled the assault and took control of the house locating 4 occupants inside during this action one of them was identified as oviedo guzman lopez this led to several organized criminal groups surrounding the house with a force greater than that of the patrols likewise other r

the cartels are saying some of the illegal organizations, pay a fee. what is that fee? it's something like $7000. so a family in the united states, cousin, uncle or aunt will pay the fee for somebody or somebody back home will pay the fee. the bring somebody to the border, pay coyotes and it's a supply chain. there is a whole business model built around this. they will take a video of 70 coming across the water and send the video to the family and sometimes all take a dad, brother and they will abuse them and take a video of the abuse and send it to them and ask for more money, more ransom. then they get across the river and taken to a stackhouse and held for ransom. in the meantime, when they come across a river they go to border patrol because they know the get caught and released. if you have a child, it's about interpretation, age or get out of jail free card. and you get to come into the united states. i think it's a point to the american people and you eluded as a whole notion of "are inc., this is a whole system,t tie together to do this and accomplish this to th

el cartel del pacÍfico en sinaloa, cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn, cartel del golfo, cartel de juÁrezios y la n entre otros. habitantes denuncian que grupos criminales tienen control de la regiÓn. >> no se puede ejercer una autoridad como presidente municipal cuando el que manda es otro. >>el pasado 15 de octubre un convoy de policÍa fue buscada y en el ataque fallecieron 13 policÍas en el poblado de aguaje en el municipio y en la regiÓn de tierra caliente. hoy quedÓ claro que el narco tienen un poder mucho mayor de lo que se habÍa pensado. pa e seguridad el ataque armado por parte de miembros del cÁrtel de sinaloa para liberar al hijo del chapo fue un gran error. >> van a saber que si se puede derrotar al ejÉrcito, van a saber cÓmo hacerlo, se van a organizar de tal manera de poderles repetir esto. >> para este experto no son existe municipios controlados por bandas criminales sino que su poderÍo abarca estados como tamaulipas que donde hace mÁs de 30 aÑos el gobierno estatal no ha podido acabar con la delincuencia organizada. >>ahora nos vamos a chile. son ocho los muertos tras 36 h

is a drug cartel couldn't do it alone. what's shocking to people is not you have explicit criminal conspiratorial out there that are making these billions of dollars in profits and endangering lives and really wreaking violence and havoc on innocent families and children at the fact you have minted benevolent charities and religious organizations that may think they are doing good deeds and, of course, we all know about that kind of road that good intentions pave, but religious organization on both sides of the border that are doing service and enabling the drug cartels to make as much cash as they do. we seeing the illegal alien caravans come across from central america the spine of mexico into your state and beyond. the support money that is subsidizing this entire illegal and shelter network, especially churchgoers in america need to understand, is largely coming from the own pockets. they think it's helping their neighbors. they think it's helping homeless people in their communities but in many ways it's going straigh

the force wielded by the cartel gunmen so superior that the authorities decided to release the video guzman in order to avoid a further escalation of violence the incarceration of former cartel top man el chapo in one of the highest security prisons in the united states has left a dangerous power vacuum in the sinhala and drug cartel it's triggered a surge of violence in mexico as various would be contenders fight for control of the powerful drug cartel. mass protests and a general strike are underway in the spanish region of catalonia protesters there want the long prison sentences handed out to qatar independence leaders overturned hundreds of thousands are expected to take part in bally's and be counted on capital barcelona today many back independence for catalonia protesters say they are furious of the tough sentences being handed to the region's former leaders for holding an referendum on independence in 2017. or let's go to barcelona now stephen burgeon is there for us now stephen we just saw those images of this citywide strike just bring us up of up to speed what's the lates

el joven se encontraba segÚn diversos investigaciones judiciales, activo dentro del cartel sinaloa. estados unidos. junto con su hermano mayor ivÁn archibaldo. >>> para este especialista este terror es muestra claro que el gobierno perdiÓ el control de la seguridad. >>> lo estÁ en riesgo es la seguridad nacional por eso estÁn implicadas fuerzas armadas. >>> y la gran pregunta es, dÓnde estÁ el hijo el chapo? >>> uno de los abogados de la familia de 'el chapo' guzmÁn en mÉxico, ofrezco kaua una confer y se den mÁs detalles del paradero de guzmÁn. >>> gracias. >>> en medio del caos generado ayer en culiacÁn 55 presos de penal aprovecharon para fugarse, en esta prisiÓn hubo un enfrentamiento entre reclusos y funcionarios y asÍ se escaparon, seis fueron detenidos, autoridades no han confirmado a quÉ grupo de la delincuencia organizada pertenecen estos fuga fugados. >>> culiacÁn empezando por saber cÓmo amanece este viernes a lo vivido ayer en sus calles allÍ estamos nos lo cuenta nuestro colaborador cruz que estÁ allÍ. >>> a un dÍa del infierno el hecho la ciudad estÁ en calma, han pasa

the homeland to the violence in a low wa drug cartel. police confirmed they were patrolling a neighborhood when they were fired upon from a house. once they fought back and entered the house, they arrested guzman lopez, a key figure in the cartel after his father joaquin 'el chapo' guzman began a life sentence in the u.s. in july. >> once word gets out that el chapo's son has been detained by the mexican security forces, like all held breaks loose. >> reporter: police appear to be out gunned by drug cartel forces, and civilians ran for safety. cartel members setting vehicles on fire to block roads preventing security forces from maneuvering as men with heavy machine guns opened fair. >> i don't think we have seen anything like this on this scale in mexico maybe ever. mexico's own security forces don't have the ability today feet a cartel with all the gun power that the mexican military has, mexican police. >> reporter: to stem the violence, mexican authority officials had to release guzman. >> it is an embarrassment for the mexican gover

police in mexico. 8 people killed in the shootout between police and cartel. fierce rivals and. bragging rights. both. welcome to the program it's day 5 of protests gripping the spanish city of boston. the jailing of catalan independence leaders a swept through the region a general strike has brought industry and businesses to a halt while tens of thousands of demonstrators waving cattle on flags have flooded the center of the regional capital bosler there they are banding independence for the region on the release of jailed separatists the day's been largely peaceful but clashes have broken out between protesters and riot police. a stricter d.w.i. correspondent to one humphrey who joins us live from boston welcome helena what's going. on i feel well the protests here today have been largely peaceful here in the heart of barcelona up to half a 1000000 people have converged here in the city they've come from around 5 towns and cities in catalonia to make their voices heard said we have seen some indications of the violence in the past couple of hours about a kilometer away from w

one was an ambush of police patrols, the other a clash between the army and a cartel.esident's claims to be pacifying cartels does not ring true to those people whose streets descended into gunfire and flame. at least 62 people have been killed and dozens injured by a bomb during friday prayers at a mosque in afghanistan. the blast, which destroyed the building's roof occurred near the city of jalala bad, in the country's east. no one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, as katie silver reports. a friday press service gone horribly wrong. a sacred time in the week for most muslims. instead, these afghans rush to get wounded worshippers medical attention. translation: rush to get wounded worshippers medical attention. translatiosz was time for friday prayers and eve ryo ne was time for friday prayers and everyone had gathered in the mosque and suddenly a bomb exploded and many people were hurt. eyewitnesses report hearing the preacher before his voice was silenced by a loud boom and the roof caved in. translation: there was a big explosion and it all b

in mexico police tracked down the son of the notorious drug lord i'll chop all in a shoot out with cartel gunmen but with 8 people dead authorities back down to save civilians caught in the crossfire. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us in spain it's now day 5 of massive protests gripping the cattle on capitol barcelona as uproar over the jailing of independence leaders sweeps through the region a general strike by pro independence unions has brought much of the area to a halt flights have been canceled and road and rail links disrupted many factories have stopped working tourist attractions are closed and a soccer clash between barcelona and real madrid has been postponed. the view from above hundreds of thousands of protesters converging on downtown barcelona from 5 different directions many started marching from their home towns on wednesday a show of mass dissent after spain's supreme court sentenced 9 separatist leaders to severe prison sentences for a failed secession attempt in 2017 but madrid's hard line did not deter catalonians regional president from calling for a

one was an ambush of police patrols, the other a clash between the army and a cartel.z obrador‘s claims to be pacifying cartels does not ring true to those people whose streets descended into gunfire and flame. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: stepping out in space: two nasa astronauts complete the first all—woman spacewalk. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited for for decades. the former dictator in the dock, older, slimmer, and as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korem, it lights up a biblical famine, now, in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion, in argentina today, it's actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies in the past with great britain. but as good friends, we've always found a good and lasting solution. concorde bows out in style. after almost three decades in service, an aircraft that enthralled its many admirers for so long taxis home one last time. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: protestors ha

what was unique was that the stores were owned by the cartel itself.een banks in miami that had been co-opted by traffickers, but the cartel didn't need to rely on others. it could handle the money itself. >> former house intelligence chairman and host of declassified is back with us now. this investigation didn't start out as an effort to take down a big drug cartel. it started as a relatively small money laundering investigation. when did investigators realize they had hit on something much bigger? >> once you started pulling that thread, you can see how big and connected it was to the cartel. and why this is important, anna, is because most people don't realize that the dea is a part o. intelligence community. it's part of our 17 agencies that are in charge with intelligence. this cartel was so important, not only did they catch it through the money, but that money was being spread around lib really including a terrorist organization who got money from that, something called the auc, which was a columbian state recognized terror organization. so the

the historic homeland to the violent drug cartel.ce confirmed they were patrolling a neighborhood when they were fired upon from a house. once they fought back and into the house they captured and arrested guzman lopez. he had become a key figure in the cartel after his father guzman started serving a life prison sentence in the u.s. back in july. washington post michiko bureau chief. >>> once word gets out his son has been detained by the mexican security forces. all hel breaks loose.>> reporter: police appear to be outgunned by drug cartel forces as civilians ran for safety. cartel members setting vehicles preventing security forces from maneuvering. men with heavy machine guns opened fire. >>> i don't think we have seen anything like this on this scale and mexico may be ever. mexico's own security forces don't have the ability to defeat a cartel. all the gun power the mexican military has the mexican police.>> reporter: mexican security officials were forced to release him.>> it is such a remarkable embarrassment for the mexican g

an attempt by mexican security forces to arrest the son of a notorious drug cartel leader joaquin el chapo guzman has led to gun battles across a city and a prison escape fair arrested because the sun the country's security minister said he was then released to protect lives my neuropathy brings us more from mexico city . it was a chaotic and confusing day in the mexican state of siena low in the capital city of yet county which is normally exempt from the sort of violence that takes place from from cartels that control certain regions of the state and we see that it was confusing because it was violence on the streets from heavily armed men against police officers and it was announced that say that the violence was rooted in the apprehension the detention of you who smile of the son of the new tourist cartel leader. whose mine there was an exchange of gunfire between police and these armed men believed to be associated with the cartel these men were heavily armed were saying that they were using machine guns and high caliber weapons against police at one point the security minister

the news lead to running battles between cartel gunmen and police a government official confirms the arrest of a video. vehicles and a petrol station was set on fire and state police confirms that several prisoners escaped from jail during the chaos let's go to my go republican live in mexico city for more money what more do we know about what's been happening in senator. what people confirmed is that on thursday afternoon at 3 state it was chaos on the streets of new york and the capital of the mexican state scene and allow this violence is of allegedly rooted in the detention of the son of. the leader of the scene a lower drug cartel there was an exchange of gunfire between heavily armed civilians believed to be associated with this in a lower cartel and government forces in the state of sudan a lot of the images that we've seen are quite impactful there is cars that have been set on fire that was the gunfire that could be heard was high caliber machine guns used by the part of these civilians used by both the part of the alleged cartel members against government forces we do we ha

leaders the cartel leader sun and there are also reports as you mentioned here of. detainees that escaped from the local prison just outside of there is as many as 50 that were reported lee escaped although we did hear that some of them have been have been really apprehended it really seems like the images out of the film see the chaos simple the on the streets of the scene a low in capital and we can also report. these these images it sounded like machine gunfire exchanged between soldiers and members of the of the cartel and also we are also hearing reports of high caliber ammunition used 50 caliber weapons down the notable thing here is that this is actually the 3rd large scale violent incident to take place since since the start of the week here in mexico on monday there were 40 killed. 50 kill just a few days later in the state of ghetto all of this happening the same week that we're hearing president lopez obrador say that that it dances have been made in the issue of security but the country itself is on track to having yet another record breaking year for vi

indiscriminately the force wielded by the cartel gunmen so superior that the authorities decided to release the video guzman in order to avoid a further escalation of violence the incarceration of former cartel top man el chapo in one of the highest security prisons in the united states has left a dangerous power vacuum in the sinhala and drug cartel it's triggered a surge of violence in mexico as various would be contenders fight for control of the powerful drug cartel. somali now in a country that's been battling a 7 year long insurgency and the scene is almost forces take control of large parts of the country thousands of civilians have also been forced to flee their homes because of enter ethnic violence many of these people have been displaced within mali he does use funding for sharks sent us this report from the capital city of. it's only a stone's throw from here to downtown the only short ride from the bustle of the city to this camp but it may as well be on a different planet many in the city say they are unaware of this camp for displaced full on herdsman built on a waste

the force wielded by the cartel gunmen so superior that the authorities decided to release the video guzman in order to avoid a further escalation of violence the incarceration of former cartel top man el chapo in one of the highest security prisons in the united states has left a dangerous power vacuum in the signal and drug cartel it's triggered a surge of violence in mexico as various would be contenders fight for control of the powerful drug cartel. here watching d.w. news still to come living on a landfill the herders forced to flee ethnic violence in mali and left to seek shelter on a giant garbage dump. but 1st u.k. prime minister boris johnson is on a die hard mission to secure support in british parliament after reaching a break sit withdrawal deal with the european union on thursday government ministers are meeting today ahead of tomorrow's key vote in parliament on that new breaks that deal johnson who leads a minority government will need the support of some opposition lawmakers in order for the deal to pass he says he is confident he can gain enough support to see it thr

hy mexican police had no choice but to release the captured son ef a notorious drug lord when the cartels attacked. new tonight, a heartburn drug iled by millions is pulled from orl store shelves. what you should know about its possible link to cancer. and steve hartman on how a football lineman's sneak play brought tears of joy. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. reporting tonight from washington. od o'donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we're going to get to that deadly crash landing in alaska in just a moment. but we're going to begin with a fast-moving tropical storm sstor, which is strengthening trnight in the gulf of mexico, and could make landfall as a hurricane tomorrow on the florida panhandle. this was the scene moments ago in desti waves are picking up on the wlf. lonnie quinn has more on nester's typing. so lonnie, could it do some damage? >> especially where it's h bend area of florida. that's a catch basin for a storm surge. i think the storm surge could end up being a problem with the storm. right now, nestor has 60-mile- per-hour

tonight, the mexican government appears to be losing its war with the sinaloa cartel.tly, the government of mexico captured a man named guzman lopez, he is the son of el chapo. they released so much violence at the mexican government caved and released el chapo's son. that is shocking by american standards but in mexico, it's routine. last year the country of mexico reported 33,000 murderers, that's almost double the number of murders we have here in this country but mexico has one-third as many people as we do to put it in perspective. this year, they may break their own murder record, you would never know any of this by watching american media, our press does not cover mexico except in the most caricatured terms. our leaders bring their hand about the syrian border but ignored a failed state right next to texas, arizona, and california, isis is very scary, they are a massive threat along with iran but they don't seem to care at all ou about the sinaloa cartel on our southern border. isis is awful but in theory they might kill americans in terrorist attacks but this i

prison. ( music ) but then, the cartel called in the cavalry.usic blaring and phones filming, gunmen with machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades raced to the rescue. they deployed a 50-caliber machine gun that's so heavy, it's attached to the back of a truck. ( gunfire, yelling ) and the yhem began. for more than four hours, cartel militia members and xican soldiers fought in the streets n.and paralyzed culiacÁ the violence left vehicles burning and dead bodies in the middle of the city, in t middle of the day. ( gunfire ) for residents, it was absolutely terrifying. they fled for their lives, this woman carrying her baby in her arms. and on a nearby road, a father shields his daughter. "daddy, can we get up," she. as >> no, mi amor. >> reporter: "no, my love," he says. >> rapido, mi amor. ( gunfire ) r orter: this level of violence is stunning even in a country known for violence, and it's never happened in this city. here in the capital aloa state, the sinaloa cartel, long led by el chapo even when on the run from mexican and u.s. tythorit

adiestramiento clandestino donde civiles estrenan con arma de grueso calibre para defenderse del cartel quiere someterlos >> el pueblo estÁ en lucha contra el crimen organizado. >> las altas de alto poder son de la policÍa, dicen que su misiÓn es contra las extorsione los secuestros, narcotrÁfico y robo de camiones cargados de aguacate >> el crimen organizado mÁs violento que no respeta familia, no respeta pueblos enteros en el 2014 se formaron las primeras autodefensas contra del cartel de los caballeros templario, ahora el gobierno dice que los autos defensas estÁn fuera de l ley. >> en las primeras autodefensas se infiltrÓ el cartel jalisco >> en los Últimos meses la violencia dejÓ muertos por todo el estado, el grupo criminal disputa el territorio al cartel jalisco, este analista asegura que el gobierno del estado es tan dÉbil que por eso surgen autodefensas >> se han generado espacios donde los grupos de poder local son los que mandan >> para ellos la Única opciÓn fueron las armas >> tenemos que estar preparados para hacer frente a cualquier embate del crimen organizadozado >> pare

but the mexican government -- it's the blueprint for all cartels in the future.itch mcconnell should worry more about america and the safety and severity of our people. look what is happening to 32,000 people last year who died from fentanyl and a video is one of the guys pushing that poison into america. that is what matters, okay? that's the priority. they can't focus. they don't know how to focus when we have this problem on our border and the poor people in texas, arizona, california -- but it's all over america, tucker. these cartels are a multibillion dollar enterprise and they are taking over that country. shame on the mexican governments. by the way, tucker, where was cmar? they are the elite navy force that killed they had this bad operation, they didn't plan it properly, didn't coordinate properly. the u.s. agencies did not coordinate properly. it's a total mess and embarrassment to the country. >> tucker: i don't understand how a war can take place, progress, explode in the country right next to ours but we've got millions of foreign nationals from tha

indiscriminately the force wielded by the cartel gunmen so superior that the authorities decided to release the video guzman in order to avoid a further escalation of violence the incarceration of former cartel top man el chapo in one of the highest security prisons in the united states has left a dangerous power vacuum in the signal on drug cartel it's triggered a surge of violence in mexico as various would be contenders fight for control of the powerful drug cartel. well it's one of the biggest rivalries in sports england and australia over knew their hostilities this weekend in the quarterfinals of the bug the world cup in japan both are strong contenders but australia might know something about their pony and that could tip the balance in their favor. how do you prepare against an opponent that you've lost to 6 times in a row that is australia stripped for record against england since 2016 but australia's players may have some insight knowledge having played with some of their opponents at club level. i know all their weaknesses by the way in telling everyone. i miss them now w

el cÁrtel del pacÍfico sinaloa, cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn, cartel de juÁrez, y además los grupossde hace mÁs de 20 aÑos sus habitantes denuncian que grupos criminales tienen el control de la regiÓn. >> los tenemos encima. >> en 2017 la principal zona principal de tierra caliente, asesinaron al alcalde luego de haber denunciado pÚblicamente las extorsiones de un grupo denominado caballeros templarios. el pasado 15 de octubre un convoy de policÍas fue emboscado y el ataque fallecieron 13 policÍas. >> hoy quedÓ claro que el narco tiene un poder mucho mayor de lo que se habÍa pensado. >> para este experto en la fuerzas federales se han rendido ante el ataque armado culiacÁn por parte de miembros del cÁrtel de sinaloa para liberar al hijo del chapo, fue un grave error. >> van a saber que si se puede rotar el ejÉrcito. vana saber cÓmo hacerlo. se van organizar de tal manera, de poder repartir esto. >> para este experto no solemos sitio controlados por estas bandas, sino que su poderÍo abarca estados como tamaulipas. donde eluden estatal no podido acabar con la delincuencia organizada.

leader and raising concerns about the growing power of the cartel. kathy park has newevelopments. >> reporter: it was like a war zone bullets flying cars in flames and innocent bystanders caught in the bloodshed earlier this week, koriacon in northwest mexico became a battleground to capture el chapo's son, it is unclear who started the raid but it quickly spiralled out of control el chapo's older son ivan may have helped secure his brother's release by direct can the cartel's counter-act el chapo's attorney telling nbc news, any involvement from ivan is a rumor but the deadly assault forced mexican security to abort. mexico's foreign minister today defended the decision, saying the death toll could have been in the hundreds, at least eight were killed, and dozens injured in the operation and mexico's president says he received a call from president trump expressing solidarity. obrador says they were protecting lives saying, you can't fight fire with fire. the chaos offered a glimpse in the growing violence on the war on drug, despite a crackdown on

the force wielded by the cartel gunmen so superior that the authorities decided to release the videoguzman in order to avoid a further escalation of violence the incarceration of former cartel top man el chapo in one of the highest security prisons in the united states has left a dangerous power vacuum in the signal on drug cartel it's triggered a surge of violence in mexico as various would be contenders fight for control of the powerful drug cartel. turkey is deny accusations that it has violated a fragile cease fire in northern syria kurdish forces have accused the anchor of continuing to attack a border town president ready. turkey will relaunch its offensive in the region unless kurdish militias move back from the border. a far cry from a ceasefire. this is the syrian border town of rest. less than 20 kilometers away the wounded private hospital according to the syrian observatory for human rights over 10 civilians were killed in the fighting just on friday during an apparent truce. as turkish forces continued to enter northern syria local residents in tel aviv yet say fighting

now an attempt by mexican security forces to arrest a the son of a notorious drug cartel leader has led to gun battles across a city and a prison escape. vehicles with such a blaze to block roads and as gun battles broke out between forces and police they arrested. the son of jailed drug lord el chapo but the country's security minister said he was then released to protect lives when your power has more from mexico city. it was a chaotic and confusing day in the mexican state of cedar low in the capital city of yet county which is normally exempt from the sort of violence that takes place from from cartels that control certain regions of the state and we see that it was confusing but because it was of violence on the streets from heavily armed men against police officers that was announced it say that the violence was rooted in the apprehension the detention of yahoo smile of the son of the new tourist cartel leader chapo guzman there was an exchange of gunfire between police and these armed fent believed to be associated with the cartel these men were heavily armed were saying that the

or bigger there's been a spate the rest of the security forces were surrounded by heavily armed cartel fighters vehicles were set ablaze to block roads into account as gun battles broke out between cartel forces on the police the security minister said officers had to retreat from the scene to protect lives money from mexico city. it was a chaotic and confusing day in the mexican state of siena low in the capital city of yet count which is normally exempt from the sort of violence that takes place from from cartels that control certain regions of the state and we see that it was confusing because it was violence on the streets from heavily armed men against police officers that it was an announcement say that the violence was rooted in the apprehension the detention of you who smile of the son of the new tourist cartel leader chapo guzman there was an exchange of gunfire between police and these armed bent believed to be associated with the cartel these men were heavily armed were saying that they were using machine guns and high caliber weapons against police at one point the security