charlie: patrick, why is he skilled at being that rug cartel drug lord -- the drug cartel drug lord?he more violent? smarter? is he what? patrick: most of the above. this is a guy who grew up a farm boy in the mountains i left school in third grade. he is more or less in literate from what we understand. he does text on a blackberry. he does read and write a little bit. he rose to prominence in the 70's and 80's. after he escaped from prison the last time in 2001, that is when he came into his own. there are aspects that make him stand out from the others. one is that it is horizontally integrated. it is quite diversified. they move cocaine, heroin, meth and marijuana across the border. in terms of violence, this is a very violent organization. there is levity about this on social media. it saddens me that this is such a big punch line. this is a guy, an organization that is responsible for tens of thousands of deaths in mexico. i think we lose sight of that. it is a tragedy of him escaping justice. for mexico, it is a reckoning. it says something about the rule of law in the country

the mexican cartele drug lords have a history of threatening law enforcement agencies.like donald trump who has a decent amount of protection it's probably rhetoric. >> everyone thinks this one issue is a defining issue for the latino vote in america, do you agree with that? >> strarzi think it's bigger than that. to bring down the latino vote and just to call it a latino vote is a little overreaching. there are specific egments within the latino population that don't necessarily vote the same way. to say this is going to be a defining aspect of that i think is a little overreaching. >> i very much doubt it because first of all, these threats that were put against donald trump, it's aums impossible to ascertain whether they were real or not. it's impossible to ascertain whether there's any danger. i don't think there will be much difference. >> we'll watch it closely and we'll talk to donald trump on this program tomorrow night about it. thank you all for being with us. >>> coming up we need your help. our question of the day is next. it has to do with neville chamberla

. >> rose: patrick, why is he so skilled at being a drug cartel drug lord? s he different from the other drug lords? does he have a better organization? is he more violent? is he smarter? is he what? >> most of the above. i mean, this is a guy, interestingly, who grew up a farm boy in the mountains of sinaloa and left school in the third grade. he has about a third-grade reading level. he does text on a blackberry with people so he does read and write a little bit. he rose to prominence in the '70s and '80s, but then likely it was after he escaped from prison the last time in 2001 that he really came into his own. there are a bunch of aspects of the sinaloa cartel that make it stand out from the others, one of which is that it's horizontally integrated, if you like. it's quite diversified. they move cocaine heroin, methamphetamine and marijuana across the border. in terms of violence, this is a very violent organization. i mean, to jorge's point about all the levity on social media about this, you know, i can understand it but it saddens me a bit that this is

prison sell moments before joaquin el chapo guzman made his escape and officials say the mexican drug cartel lordm the maximum security prison through a mile long tunnel on a especially modified motorcycle or on carts. there has been no sign of guzman since his escape on saturday. a nearly $4 million reward is being offered for information leading to his capture. >>> an 18-year-old driver was killed when his car crashed into a school bus. during a police chase in delaware. this happened on the 800 block of delaware avenue in wilmington yesterday. police say the chase began when officers tried to stop the teenaged driver who was driving erratically. it came to an end when the vehicle suddenly crossed a median divider and hit a school bus head on. the 18-year-old driver was killed the bus driver suffered an injury to his right leg. there were no students on the bus. >> 4:48 now. coming up next on "action news," new video of a plane making an emergency landing on an ocean county highway. >> and find out why pennsylvania agriculture officials want this insect with wings to die. >> ♪♪ (female announce

the mexican cartels and drug lords have a history of threatening, usually it's law enforcement or seniorspecial agents for different law enforcement agencies that generally work along the border. so far we haven't really seen any of those threats being carried out. and something like a vip like donald trump who probably had a decent amount of executive protection it's probably just rhetoric to draw attention to them right now. >> mr. hootsen, let me ask you. everyone thinks this one issue is a defining issue for the latino vote in america, do you agree with that? >> as far as being defining issue, i think it's much bigger than that. to bring down the latino vote, and just to call it a latino vote is a little overreaching. because there are very specific segments within the latino population in the united states that ontario all necessarily vote the same way. to say this is going to be a defining aspect of that i think is a little overreaching. >> mr. hootsen? >> i very much doubt it because first of all, these threats that were put against donald trump, it's almost impossible to ascertai

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he's the drug lord, the ruthless homicidal drug lord who has run the sinaloa drug cartel for many years. he escaped in 2001. he was 14 years on the lam. the only way he wased sean, is with the help of u.s. intelligence. now everybody is scrambling to find out where he is. is he still in mexico? has he gone back to hide in his native sinaloa state which is on the pacific coast of the gulf of california there. where is he? will he -- i'm telling you, these threats against people like donald trump must be taken seriously. these people are the real deal. these are ruthless murdering organized criminals. and they can do the same thing the islamic terrorists do, they could get some kid to take a gun on a suicide mission and do something awful. >> so he had a lighted tunnel built under the prison air conditioned i read. an air conditioned tunnel for the comfort of el chapo. and a motorcycle and nobody knew anything. now, i want to go back to this issue of how dangerous he is. as i understand it everything i've read he's dealing heroin all of these drugs, a multibillionaire. he takes his busine

drug lord. a year after he was re-captured, the mexican drug cartel leader known as "el chapo" breaks out of prisonin, this time through a tunnel. a day of high-stakes diplomacy and drama. in vienna, negotiators from the u.s. and iran close in on a nuclear deal. in brussels, last-minute meetings on whether greece stays in the eurozone. severe thunderstorms and flash floods forecast from the upper midwest to the ohio valley. >> it's like a river back there! >> glor: and after a spacecraft's 9 1/2-year million- mile-a-day journey, pluto is finally ready for its close-up. >> we're not going to see anything like this again, i don't think, in our lives. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

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a desperate search for one of the world's most dangerous drug lords how the billionaire drug cartel leader broke out of prison for a second time. what is being done to hunt him down p. >> the wisconsin governor said to make the presidential field even more crowded today. it is donald trump who is drawing big crowds and criticism. >> i think he's a wrecking ball for the future of the republican party for the hispanic community. >> will walker's announcement be over shadowed by trump? >> miss usa, 2015 is... >> and we have a winner. the new miss usa just crowned but in front of a much smaller television audience. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning. hope ya'll had a great weekend. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this nun day morning. i am heather nauert in for ainsley earhardt. >> nice to be back. >> a little bit of time off. thank you for starting with us always. public enemy number one outraged in disbelief after one of the world's most powerful drug lords escaped a maximum security prison in mexico for a second time. >> at this hour there is a massive manhunt

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drug lord. a year after he was re-captured, the mexican drug cartel leader known as "el chapo" breaks out of prison again, this time through a tunnel. a day of high-stakes diplomacy and drama. in vienna, negotiators from the u.s. and iran close in on a nuclear deal. in brussels, last-minute meetings on whether greece stays in the eurozone. severe thunderstorms and flash floods forecast from the upper midwest to the ohio valley. >> it's like a river back there! >> glor: and after a spacecraft's 9 1/2-year million- mile-a-day journey, pluto is finally ready for its close-up. >> we're not going to see anything like this again, i don't think, in our lives. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: hi, everyone. i'll jeff glor with the western edition. his cartel is believed to be the number one supplier of heroin, cocaine, and marijuana into the u.s. his arrest last year was heralded worldwide. he has now escape from prison for a second time. late last night, joaquin "el chapo" guzman broke out of a maximum security prison about 60 miles from mexico city. here's carter evans.

drug cartel violence. it undermines mexico's claim they can deal with drug lords internally without extraditing them to the u.s. . >>> julie and frank right now. new developments in the kidnapping case in vallejo? >> a major new twist it involves a young woman in vallejo. police originally called it a hoax, now the fbi made an arrest. we are learning more about the investigation and the man accused. ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 p.m. starts now. >> had the police department fulfilled their obligations to product public safety, not to revictimize a victim, they would have prevented prevented the the violence. >> harsh words for vallejo police after the fbi makes an arrest in a kidnapping case. the police department called a hoax. tonight we are learning the suspect was found while authorities were investigating another violent crime. good evening. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> you may recall the case from four months ago. the kidnapping of a woman and the beating of her boyfriend in vallejo. police called it a hoax and said they made up the story. now we are learning of an arrest made by

drug lord. joaquin "el chapo" guzman has escaped from a maximum security prison over the weekend. the former cartel leader is considered one of the most dangerous drug traffickers in the world. kenneth craig shows us how he broke free. >> reporter: the last time the mexican drug lord escaped prison, he was on the run for 13 years. now the hunt for joaquin "el chapo" guzman is under way. mexican authorities say the escape tunnel had ventilation, lighting, and a rail system to transport tools and dirt. it ran 30 feet under ground from a house under construction a mile away and emerged just below a shower area inside el chapo's prison cell. mexico's president enrique pena nieto is vowing they will recapture him. he's responsible for 34,000 deaths. he's responsible for supplying heroine and cocaine to the u.s. >> filmmaker charlie mann made a documentary about him. >> he'll turn that jail into his country club. >> reporter: it is the second time guzman has escaped from a mexican prison. the first was in 2001 when he allegedly slipped away in a laundry cart with help from prison guards. >> his organizat

drug cartel kingpin. guzman broke out of mexican prison through an escape route. at brian web reports, it is not the first time a notorious drug lordn on the run. >> the manhunt for mexico's most powerful drug lord known as elchop over continues this morning, from check point tight ends border security, to the closure of international airport, the search so far has turned up nothing. >> when you have the most notorious trafficker in mexico escape right un your nose at least in the shower is my understanding, quite a surprise to everyone. >> elchopoa real name, guzman, tour the building toured the end of his mile longest cape tunnel. shows the dark, dusty hole, spars homemade of concrete bricks, had kitchen bedroom where of pair of running shoes was left beside the had this ventilate, lighting, rail system ran 30 feet underground, emerged just below shower inside el chopo's prison cell, 30 guards have been interrogated about the escape. don winslow author written about mexico's cartel. >> there is intimidation factor with these guards and middle level officials where he has killed or had, you know principal on guards killed. can he

drug cartels. they are both savage enterprises. the government of mexico not capable of defeating the drug lords and the government down there rejectsect american intervention. u.s. drug agents, for example, are not allowed to carry firearms in mexico, thereby putting themselves at great risk assisting mexican authorities. for decades mexico city has allowed organized crime to brutalize its own people and americans as well. some of the drug organizations have branched out now into people smuggling. charging money to get desperate my grants across the border. in the process many, if not most my my migrant women. it's not the mexicans. little supervision on the mexican side of the border. citizens run by the drug cartels. border security in mexico nonexistent and has been for decades. that situation is not going to improve. so trump is correct in saying that only a massive wall will stop the chaos and even then drugs and people will get through although not to the extent they do now. washington knows all this. but has turned away from securing the border ever since president reagan promised to do that after he signed an immigration am

example where they extradited juan garcia another associate of chapo guzman, one of the drug lord s out of the cartel. it is the same as it is illegal to have arms in mexico but every gang member every cartel member carries guns semiautomatic guns and they use them every day. >> the interior minister said he fired officials who may have been involved in the escape. 49 people have been questioned. >>> in the u.s. search and rescue teams found the smoldering wreckage of a small plane that crashed over the weekend in washington state. the lone survivor 16-year-old aweutumn is now at home after hiking out of the rugged cascade mountains two days after saturday's crash. she had been flying with her grandparents who are there stand by the plane. she was flying with them when the plane ran in to trouble. our dan simon has more. >> they said this is a difficult, steep area. in fact, crews had to use specialized equipment to get it to. when they got, there they said the plane was still smoldering and on fire. they had to call the u.s. forest service to put out a small brushfire. they did find the bodies. they

drug lord on the run. after el chappo escapes, we're learn morgue about the influence of his drug cartel here in pennsylvanias starts right now. >>> while he is considered the world's most richest and most powerful drug trafficker. >> and that extends from mexico to this region. one of his drug rings was busted that was moving through the airport in lancaster county. >> ginning us there live how did el chappo's organization use that airport there? >> take a look around. it is in a very rural area. planes can fly in and out of here almost undetected. that's exactly what happened when some of the drugs came into the area and hit the streets. >> we keep our eyes open here. >> but he can't see everything all the time. >> they just wanted to talk to me and then they asked me if i knew this certain person. and i said, no. rs if rs and they said

drug lord. juan joaquin guzman. also known as el chapo. escaping from maximum security for the second time. the head of a cartel that controls much of the flow of drugs into the united states. it comes just one year after his capture made world headlines after 13 years on the run. and this is the prison he broke out of, through a mile-long tunnel that opened into the shower stall of his cell. mexican authorityies trying to track him down. and tonight, the u.s. pledging to help. pierre thomas leads off our coverage. >> reporter: tonight, the top drug dealer in the world has done it again. his legend and infamy growing as he escapes a maximum security prison for a second time. this time his escape was the stuff of movies. slipping through a small hole in his cell into a tunnel, complete with ventilation, lights and a motorcycle on rails apparently used to help dig him out. escaping to freedom through a covert tunnel nearly a mile long that connects to this house. >> he's been notorious for his use of tunnels. the cartel has a team of engineers and miners that has built 100 tunnels between the u.s. and mexico. >>

drug lord. >> we believe the authorities knew exactly where el chapo was and could get him anytime they wanted. >> two filmmakers journey deep inside his sinaloa drug cartel >> we have come to distrust everything we are told about the war on drugs. >> "the legend of shorty." >> go to pbs.org/frontline for more from the filmmakers about the challenges of reporting this story. and watch a special series of facebook first stories about the women fighting for isis and about the mission to rescue women from isis. then, connect to the frontline community on facebook, twitter and our new tumblr page. and if stories like this matter to you, then sign up for our newsletter at pbs.org/frontline. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontline is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information is available at macfound.org. additional support is provided by the park foundation dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the ford

security official release video that shows drug lord "el chapo" guzman's final moments in prison, just before his escape. video shows the head of the sinaloa drug cartel, walking, to his bed, then changing his shoes then walking to the shower area. and then ducking behind a low dividing wall, and from there he disappeared into this. a tunnel, a mile long tunnel. he enter through a gaping hole in the floor. of the shower area to that tunnel. that included specially modified ventilation, lighting, and a motorcycle to transport him, a tunnel sohiel kabir phys kateed could -- so much sophisticated could take two years to complete, "el chapo" spend 18 months in jail, he had something like a quart of a century of experience in building tunnels he has done so often, and his organization. >> back to our breaking news greek parliament just moments ago, passing on austerity and reform bill, as required as the first step to open bailout moneys to flow into greece, the bill to impose sweeps tax hikes and spending cut approved with support of three pro-european opposition parties after protest or flooded streets in athens hurling bombs at police, they stopped with

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>>> breaking over night a top drug lord escaped from a maximum security prison in mexico and this is the second time this has happened. he is headed the powerful drug cartelhe escaped late saturday from a prison nearmexico city. authorities are searching for him right now they suspended flights at a near by airport. >>> there was a shooting a stabbing and a robbery violence like this prompting community leaders to work on long term solutions when it comes to combating violence. this weekend community leaders are talking about how to break the cycle of violence and diane says city residence can play a big role when it comes to cleaning up the streets. >> we need everyone to really report suspicious things, report these drugs people selling this k2 stuff, and to make a difference because eventually it will impact you and i think the new legislation about going after the suppliers and the stores out on the street will make a big difference. >> so far in 2015 there have been 73 homicides in washington d.c. that's an increase of 18% from this time last year. police need your help finding those responsible for a late night assault on a couple who was walking in

drug lord" about el chapo. joining me is a former chicago gang member who sold drugs for the sinaloa cartel. herald ward is here. welcome to the program. how are you? >> thanks for having me. >> you sold cocaine, you were sentenced to ten years in jail, you served five? >> exactly. >> when you were doing this, your didn't know you were dealing with el chapo, right? >> at all. didn't know-nothing. i had a mexican connect. and when i stopped selling, that's when i found out that they was affiliated with him. >> how did you find out? >> i saw a couple of the guys that -- i guess at the time i got out had moved up in rank. and i saw them on tv, wow, that's the guy i dealed with. that's how i found out. >> you sold heroin, cocaine -- am i wrong? >> right, i did. >> heroin, cocaine, meth. >> i never sold meth. >> have you changed your life? are you out of the drug trade now? >> i've been out of the drug trade since '93. since i went to jail, got out of it. born again christian now. >> when you think back to those days, what do you think about being involved in someone's ultimate demise, even death

tweeted the victoria today and it's about the escaped mexican drug lord known as el chapo, saying the el chapo and the mexican drug cartel used the border like sucking drugs and death right into the u.s. what is trump doing to the pro immigration movement by citing stories like el chapo or the murder in san francisco of catherine steinle? >> yes, when i saw the el chapo story the first thing came to mind is trump. i knew he was going to be using it. it's a very tricky subject because we see so much border violence related to drugs and folks tend to connect drugs with immigration. and the truth of the matter is they tend to be separate track. immigrants are coming over in many instances not just for jobs in the united states but fleeing the drug violence in mexico. and i think that when we're talking about el chapo, the larger drug war that mexico is facing we need to stand back for a my it and understand that drugs are coming over to this country because there is a demand. so it's very easy to blame mexico and very easy to blame el chapo and corrupt mexican officials. but there's also part of the blame that we need to sh

drug lord escapes prison a second time. coming up, the search for el chapo, the leader of a drug cartel. >> flocking to see pope francis for his final mass in south america. with xfinity from comcast you can manage your account anytime, anywhere on any device. just sign into my account to pay bills manage service appointments and find answers to your questions. you can even check your connection status on your phone. now it's easier than ever to manage your account. get started at xfinity.com/myaccount >> u.s. officials today are ready to help mexico recapture a drug dealer. mex yo launched a manhunt for el chapo. his cartel is one of the most powerful organizations in the world. his arrest in 2014 was considered a major coup for law enforcement. we have more on his escape. >> mexican police have set up check points on roads near to the high security prison from where el chapo guzman escaped. cars are being searched and nearest airport closed as they hunt for one of the world's most wanted men. mexican security officials say he got out through a 1.5-kilometer tunnel built from outside the prison to his cell. >> the tunnel

drug lord" about el chapo. joining me is a former chicago gang member who sold drugs for the sinaloa cartel. harold ward is with us. welcome to the program. how you? >> thanks. i'm great, sean. thanks for having me. >> you sold cocaine, you were sentenced to ten years in jail, you served five? >> exactly. >> when you were doing this, your didn't know you were deal ing with el chapo, right? >> at all. didn't know none of that. i just had a mexican connect. and when i stopped selling, that's when i found out that they was affiliated with him. >> how did you find out? >> i knew -- at the end i saw a couple guys, or i guess at the time i got out had moved up in rank. and when i did see them on tv, i thought oh wow, that's the guys i dealed with. that's how i found out. >> you sold heroin, cocaine -- >> no. >> am i wrong? >> right, i did. >> heroin, cocaine, meth. >> yeah. i ain't sold no meth. i never sold meth. >> have you changed your life? are you out of the drug trade now? >> i've been out of the drug trade since '89 -- since '93, because i went to jail. been out of it. changed my life aroun

drug lord "el ." guzman escaped through an elaborate tunnel. his cartelall of the illegal drugs entering the u.s. through mexico. >>> civil rights activists bailey has died. bailey led the effort to preserve the motel where martin luther king junior was assassinated to turn it into a museum. he was also a judge attorney, author and actor. he was 73 years old. >>> a man considered a person of interest in his baby daughter's disappearance has been spotted at shasta county. matthew gram disappeared with cash and gun. . >>> i'm christian hartnet live in san francisco near the new presidio parkway which opened ahead of schedule last night. eight hours precisely ahead of schedule. it was supposed to open 5:00 a.m. this morning. it is now open. that means a lot of changes for drivers who do that commute to or from the golden gate bridge, one of the many changes obviously. there are more lanes now. three lanes for most of it. four lanes in some parts of it. new tunnels. new exits, one of those exits that people should be aware of. i mean there are a few but there

drugs beneath the u.s. border. the tunnel was longer than any passage the cartel that they have found at the border. the mexico's government has launched a huge man hunt to track down the drug lord and sent soldiers to his hometown. good afternoon, thank you. >> how are are you do something. >> think chance at this guy? >> this guy is a very smart, very innovative and probably going to be a long time before you find him again. unless somebody next to him decides to do otherwise. >> who would turn -- who in the world would turn this guy in he is not nice? >> no he is not nice he is not nice at all. but it's more of a mistake potentially. i think last week there was a tweet going on from one of his sons that he will soon be back. well that might be something that could have foiled this whole plot all together if it was taken seriously. >> could you give our viewers an idea of what he has done over time? >> he grew up in the drug trade. as far as i think the first marijuana field was put together when he was 15 years old. he is about 60 and he has been involved with various traffickers throughout mexico. he has proven himself in the various organizations that he continued theed to

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drug lord escaped from prison over the weekend. he has been charged with drug trafficking in several u.s. areas, including chicago where his cartelocaine markets. he escaped from a prison west of mexico city through a tunnel a mile long. and puert puerto rico, as the clock particulars and default looms, the talks in to renegotiate the island's increasing debt issues. a situation comparing to greece's current struggle with the european unions. the u.s. commonwealth territory faces high rates of poverty and unemployment as it struggles to pay back more than $70 billion in debt. >>> hillary clinton heavily hyped economic speech taking direct aim at wall street. will it end up hurting her where it counts? in the campaign pocketbook. we're digging for answers yet. >> and lego says it is due for a make over. can't way to see that. we'll be right back >> introducing hillary economics. >> the time is clear. we must raise in connection with for hard-working americans so they can afford a middle class life. >> everyone wants that. but how do you do it? all right. let's bring in our panel. benson from town haul.com. also a fox business cont

fugitive drug lord and authorities also fire top prison officials amid suspicions that the war did an official knows what dash gulf officials helped el chapo escape saturday night. the head of the drug cartel disappeared into a sophisticated mile long tunnel despite the fact he was wearing a monitoring bracelet and cameras were on his firm 24 hours a day. the investigation continues. and also to warn the government authorities 16 months ago about plots to break el chapo out of prison. but el chapo has significantly is the last time he broke out of a maximum-security prison is in 2001. he spent $2 million to facilitate that escape not a lot if you're on the billionaires' list and then to refuse to extradite their richest and most powerful drug trafficker in of the world to the united states. we will look at how the obama administration should have responded to make those request when two of the best attorneys in the business to win us here. turning to another issue of national security china tries to abide a for most technology company. the chinese company is willing to pay $23 billion to make it the biggest takeover of the u.s. company by a chinese government-owned company. they want acces

joaquin el chapo guzman, the head of an elaborate cartel, pulled off an escape out of a mexican prison. >> reporter: the last time the mexican drug lordscaped from prison, he was on the run for 13 years. now the manhunt for joaquin el chapo guzman is back on, following his elaborate underground escape saturday night from a maximum security prison. mexican authorities say the escape tunnel had ventilation, lighting and a rail system to transport tools and dirt. it ran 30 feet underground from a house under construction a mile away and emerged just below a shower area inside el chapo's prison cell. mexico's president enrique nieto is vowing authorities will recapture el chapo. he is believed to be responsible for as many as 34,000 deaths. his cartel is the number one supplier of cocaine and heroin to the u.s. >> even when he is in prison, if he is in prison, he will call the shots from prison and turn that jail into his country club. >> reporter: it is the second time guzman has escaped from a mexican prison. the first was in 2001, when he allegedly slipped away in a laundry cart with help from prison guards. kenneth craig, cbs news, ne

lords. joaquin guzman, el chapo, the head of the drug cartel escaped a maximum security prison skat not far from mexico city. it wasn't his first jail break. nbc's mark potter is in mexico just outside the prison with the latest. mark, you just returned from the scene where el chapo escaped. what did you see? quite an elaborate plot to get him out of this jail. >> yeah. that's true. and this is the prison where he escaped. this is a maximum security prison. he got out of here on saturday going through a tunnel. the tunnel is on the other side of the prison kind of in that direction. and what we saw, what we came to appreciate is just how long that tunnel is. on the other side of the prison in a farming area fields over there, pastures there's a house, low-lying house. not fully built. it doesn't look like much. standing alone. and from there they dug down authorities say, and then went across that field under the field past that big tree and kept going and going and going until they finally, about a mile away, got to the prison wall. went under the prison wall and somehow had the wherewitha

cartel that dominates cocaine and heroin trades. >> trump using his escape to say i told you so. that will tweet he pointed to the reputed drug lord's break out as a reminder of the problems he was referring to. when trump announced his candidacy last month he said that many mexican migrants bring drugs and crime to the u.s. >> and it looks like trump will have the two face another republican challenger, wisconsin governor scott walker expected to announce his candidacy today. how much walker accidentally made his intentions known early, friday, he tweeted an image that red scott walker is running for president and asked followers to quote join the team. walker is the 15th republican to throw his hat into the ring for president in 2016. >>> coast guard crews have recovered body while searching foreman who went missing while swimming in the delaware river. however, they have not confirmed the body is that of the missing swimmer. crews searching the waters off national park, gloucester county where beach hill road meets the river. the man originally swimming yesterday near the pennsylvania side of the river. several witnesses say they

drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman. law enforcement officials are calling him the most-wanted man since osama bin laden. guzman is the leader of the sinaloa cartel that makes billions of dollars in the drug trade right here in the u.s. and his american stronghold is chicago. the dea says his cartel supplies 80% of heroin, cocaine, marijuana and methamphetamine to the windy city. moments ago the chicago crime commission a nonprofit dedicated to improving the criminal justice system in chicago named el chapo public enemy number one. joining me right now to talk about el chapo's influence in chicago in particular is michael vigil, the former dea chief of international operations. good to see you, michael. >> good seeing you. >> what is it about chicago and el chapo and this direct line to supply so much? >> the thing is, chicago is a very strategic location for the sinaloa cartel. it's a transportation hub. the ethnicity of chicago lends itself to a lot of the drug trade. the gang culture and apart from that, you know, the size of the city. so chicago in essence has become the principle distribution hub in the united states supplanting miami that u

guzman is the most notorious drug lord in mexico, and possibly the world. he runs the sinaloa cartelglobal network that trafficks marijuana, heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamines. they're also responsible for thousands of killings in mexico's brutal, near-decade-old drug war. this was guzman's second escape from a mexican prison-- he escaped in 2001, but was re-captured in 2014. that arrest was held up as proof by mexican president enrique pena nieto that his nation was finally cracking down on the cartels and reining in the violence. but this second escape was seen as particularly damaging for the president, who was on a state visit to france when the news broke: >> ( translated ): i am deeply shocked by what happened. this is undoubtedly an affront to the mexican government, but i am also confident that mexican institutions, will rise to the challenge, with the strength and determination to re-capture this criminal. >> reporter: u.s. officials had long wanted to extradite guzman to the united states to stand trial, but mexican authorities resisted the transfer. today, white house s

drug lord. overnight joaquin "el chapo" escaped about 60 miles west of mexico city. 18 prison employees are in plus custody for questioning. guzman is the head of the sinaloa cartel one of the world's most powerful and deadly drug trafficking operations. he faces multiple indictments in the u.s. as well as mexico. this is not his first prison break. he escaped from another high security prison in 2001 and wasn't apprehended again until february of last year. and he is a free man tonight. >>> the pressure is on gop candidates to steer the conversation away from donald trump. we have the latest. >>> plus an emergency for the people who deal with the emergencies in napa county. we'll explain the problem with 911. >>> and really could steph curry's summer get any better? this time it has nothing to do with basketball. the surprise that has been nine months in the making. >> you're welcome. >> i know. hold on one second, okay? having problems calling for >>> new at 6:00 people in napa county are having problems calling when there is an emergency. the soyfs says residents of lake berryessa cannot connect to 911 because of a problem with the system. people with the area

drug lord is on the loose? >> we are deeply concerned. cartelsse a great danger. we expected him to be extradited to the united states to be imprisoned here. >> several different federal courts want him? >> right! we want him extradited to the united states so we could jail him here for the rest of his life. >> you have a meeting coming up with the president of mexico. obviously, will you press him? has the obama white house done enough to press the mexican government? >> i believe the obama administration has not done enough which is exactly why texas stepped up and began doing what the federal government has failed to do this past legislative session we passed the toughest border security program any state has ever had in the history of this country. one reason is so we can better crack down on drug cartel across the border operations. >> donald trump said "i told you so." do you agree with his comments? >> what a bunch of candidates have done have injected into the presidential race the need to talk about the border. i disagree with some of th

cartel has drug runner operating here in the u.s. is now on the loose. a muntdanhunt happening for this man, el chapo, a drug lord now escaped from a mexican prison not once, but twice. the u.s. furious after mexican officials promised el chapo wouldn't be able to bribe his way out of prison again. but now 18 prison officials are being questioned over this elaborate escape that allowed el chapo to squeeze his way through a hole and into an air conditioned and fully lit tunnel below the prison. and it was deep underground that he may have been met by a motor bike on rails allowing him to travel from the prison to an abandoned house one mile away. and now some experts are saying if this vie lintolent killer isn't caught he's gone for good. i want to bring in duncan wood and also author of el narco. first to you, duncan. details show that this is a long set plan. likely involves a number of individuals, likely in the prison itself. talk to me about the power that he must have held while incarcerated and what it took to get him out. >>. >> it's a very good question. when you think about the sinaloa cartel it's a very