that both sides can openly talk about what they did together to bring chopo guzman down without feelinge, oh, no, here come the big shoes from the north again. >> i'm not sure if this is a strategic design or the fact that the whole story was leaked by u.s. agencies. in other takedowns this year, mexican officials had been adamant that it had been a fully domestic operation. and down played u.s. involvement. not so much this time, my guess because the story broke in the us. my guess because it was impossible to deny that the dea has played a role, but i'm not sure this is what the mexican government would have wanted to communicate if it had had a choice. >> what is the interest on this side of the border in getting chapo guzman. >> i would look at chicago and see what happens in chicago in the next several months. several years ago he decided to makes mexico the base of distribution for the united states. he took out the middleman so his product would go from mexico up to the chicago met pal area. as a result we saw tremendous increase in drug activity in chicago. so that's where i wou

his arrest comes after a 13-year manhunt and guzman is famous for his nickname, el chopo which means shorty. he is 5'6". >>> the practical communications commission, meanwhile, backing off of a controversial plan to survey american news rooms. the fcc announcing the decision yesterday holding off on a study after complaints from republican lawmakers and media groups that the project was too intrusive. the government agency agreeing some of the studies propose questions for reporters and news directors, quote, overstep the bounds of what is required. the nation's governors in washington this weekend for their annual winter meeting. facing off on a number of big issues. especially president obama's push to raise the minimum wage. elizabeth pran has been following this story for us in washington. >> reporter: the annual national governors association winter meeting historically geared towards finding common ground. i'm while so many leafeders find themselves on opposite sides of the aisle this year, the theme of getting americans back to work is something that they all agree on. it is j

chopo came by. >> and he said his success shun is likely to be quite smooth. authorities are seeking to have guzmandited to the united states, and while init l initially mexico may seem reluctant to do this, guzman is likely to become a headache for the mexican authorities, so he will end up here. >> the president wants to down play the drug war, the violence, the torturing, the kidnappings, the castrations, and as long as he is around, he is going to be a focus of the media, so i think it will take months of negotiations but i would suspect in the final analysis he will be extradited to the united states. >> guzman has another sentence to serve in mexico first before he can come here. so there you go, john, think of him as a business first as a ceo of a giant american corporation, except that he was dealing in drugs around the world. >> john terrett thank you very much. >>> he is expected of moving massive amounts of cocaine into chicago. >> reporter: last year the chicago crime commission named guzman public enemy number one. it's a dubious moniker afforded last to gangster al capone. >> his invo