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. >>> "forbes" magazine says mark zuckerberg has a $2 billion increase in net worth. now he's worth about $27.5 billion. meanwhile, amazon's poor earnings report sent shares tumbling and cost ceo jeff bezos about $3.5 billion, but he's still worth about $33 billion or so. it looks like people are getting the message about needing to save more for retirement. the average 401k balance ended at an average of $89,300. >>> andre drummond given the mvp award after the challenge game. this happened. >> oh, no! oh! >> the trophy broke in two. but no worries. drummond just took it all in stride. and those are your ups and downs here on "weekends with alex witt."

rank as one of the richest and most powerful people in the world by "forbes magazine." multiple billions of dollars in an army close to 100,000 people. this is a significant moment. >> marc, how could this go on today. 3,100,000 people out there, a huge congratulate business like a corporation that is totally illegal. >> it is. in mexico it is years and years of corruption. guzman and others have been paying off officials for years. when we would go down and work with local law enforcement, the dea guys, who are heroes in this, as are the ice and the marshals involved in this. we used to go down there, we used to say we can't tell the local mexican officials who we are after because they would tip off the target. this started under president called her own and is continuing, they'r they are putn

. >> reporter: guzman was named by forbes magazine as one of the world's billionaires. ♪ he was alsohe subject of narco songs, especially after his escape from intense scrutiny until he fled from a maximum security prison in 2001 from which he fled in a laundry truck, never to be caught until now. tonight, the attorney general says that guzman's activities contributed to the death and destruction of millions of lives across the globe, through drug addiction, violence and corruption. other officials worry that guzman's arrest could lead to another bloody turf war as rival traffickers now try to take over his routes. lester? >> mark potter tonight. >>> a spoiler alert as we take turn to the second to last day of competition here at the sochi olympics. we'll talk about results that have been widely reported. that includes a disappointing day for team usa. our chris jansing joins me now with details. hi, chris. >> well, today ends what has been a great run for team usa at these games.

the drug trade was so profitable for guzman, "forbes magazine" included him on the list of millionaires. he bribed his way out of prison in mexico 13 years ago. even with him back behind bars the cartel will continue do business as usual. abc news, new york. >> getting a home security system can be confusing. here's 7 on your side he's michael finney with the details. >> watch these burglars break into homes. to catch them, many homeowners are going high-tech, installing outrageous by good security systems. this homeowner, bernice, really went for it, spending $3,500 to put in a first-class video system. >> they can the conduits, and to me it's well worth it. >> there are plenty of home

>> reporter: a kingpin so rich, he made the forbes magazine's billionaires list. so legendary -- ♪ he's been celebrated in mexico in music and video. ♪ w guz mab, finally back in custody after 13 years on the run since bribing his way out of prison. they are thought to be responsible for a quarter of the drugs entering the u.s., marijuana, cocaine, heroin. thens of thousands may have died because of hiv him through overdoses and associated murders. u.s. officials have been chasing down leads and arresting associates along the way. they were able to narrow down his location in mexico. but he was able to escape the raid, leaving in an underground tunnel and using the staircase to evade police. but authorities discovered he was at that mexican hotel

since 2009, guzman has been included in "forbes" magazine lists of the world's most powerful people, most recently ranked 67 out of 72 on the list and last year was named public enemy number one by the chicago crime commission. much more on this story in a moment. >>> all right. first, he is poised to be the first openly gay player in the nfl. but first, college star michael sam has to impress the league's scouts and that's what he's trying to do today. sam is at the legal scouting camp in indianapolis and just spoke to the media for the first time since announcing he is gay. joe carter is here with more on this. >> this is the first stop. the first stop, the first step to being that first nfl openly gay player. okay? the nfl combine lasts about four, five days. a chance for general manager, head coaches, scouters, to evaluate these players both on their talent on the football field and their character in off the football field. they want to get a lot --

"forbes" magazines labeled him one of the world's richest men. and in 2001, guzman escaped from a maximum security prison. from a laundry truck. but now that he's behind bars again, u.s. officials plan to seek his extradition. mark potter, nbc news, miami. >>> big changes could be coming to the u.s. army. defense secretary chuck hagel is recommending billions of dollars in annual budget cuts that would limit pay raises and increase health care premiums. under the plan, the army would shrink to the smallest force since the world war ii build-up. likely to face fierce opposition on capitol hill. >>> the nation's governors at the white house again today. they had dinner with president obama sunday night as part of their winter conference. and today the president will urge them to team up for what he calls a year of action. the message, if congress won't act, then the white house will work with the states directly to get things done. >>> some bad news this morning

forbes magazine named him one of the world's richest men and authorities say he spent hundreds of millions of dollars a year to corrupt officials in mexico and the united states. >> he's turned more and more on our country. to corrupt law enforcement on our side of the border and our judicial system. law enforcement, prosecutors, judges, and prison officials. >> reporter: after guzman escaped from a maximum security prison 13 years ago, by hiding in a laundry truck, he then built his cartel in the rugged mountains and his exploits became legendary and were even celebrated in songs. but this morning, it's a different story. with guzman back behind bars. and a question now is where will guzman be held and tried -- in mexico or the united states? there are also concerns his arrest could lead to another outbreak of violence over the next year as rival traffickers try to take over his routes. david? >> mark, thank you so much. there's so much intrigue about getting him this time and

forbes magazine once included him on their richest people list. the annual revenues may be more than $3 billion. it's notorious and ind indiscriminate violence. experts say even without him, the cartel will do business as usual. >> it's a huge shift in power tonight out of the ukraine. >>> the parliament voted to remove the president in power and to hold new elections. protesters have taken over the capitol. 82 people were killed in battle. the ukraine's future remains up in the air. there is two groups forming. one that leads towards moscow and the other towards the western world. >>> they're demanding u.s. and european leaders take real action to support the ukraine people by providing security to opposition leaders and opposing sanctions on members of the president's regime. >>> it's the first full day of the dalai lama's visit to america, but not all were enlightened by his visit. dozens of demonstrators gathered outside in san francisco accusing him of religious persecution and human rights abuses. the dalai lama said he is committed to prese

forbes magazine once included him on its richest people list. the cartel is especially notorious for bloody and indiscriminate violence. its battles with a gangs have caused carnage and estimated 70,000 mexican have dried in -- identity since 2006. experts say without him the cartel will do business as usual. >> the year-long investigation into and the daring capture of this on abc world news with david muir here on abc7 at 5:30. >>> it's the first full day of the dalai lama's visit to the bay area but not all were enlightened by his presence. [chanting] >> demonstrators gathered outside the symphony hall in san francisco to protest the spiritual leader, accusing him of religious persecution and human rights abuses, but inside the hall a sold-out crowd listened to his holy necessary speak on the nature of the mind. he says he is committed to preserving the dib bet yan buddhist culture. >> re'll continue his bay area visit with the blessing of the tibetan community center? richmond tomorrow morning. then he'll hold a public talk at the berkeley c

he made the forbes magazine billionaire's list. so vicious, nearly 80,000 people have died in mexico from drug violence. guzman's $3 billion a year drug smuggling empire thrives using boats, tunnels, planes, even submarines to move hundreds of tons of his contraband cargo. >> he does not play by the rules. >> he mexican people have been caught in the cross-fire of drug mayhem. guzman is being healed in this mask security prison. the mexican government wants to try him first. that has some in the u.s. worried. he has escaped before. he will keep his drug gangs up and running. >> for the first time an openly gay player has sign a contract to play professional sports in north america, jason collins signed a ten-day contract to spay for the brooklyn nets. he has not played since last april shortly before coming out as gay man. we'll hear from him in sports. >> approximately 38 hours after train derailed b.a.r.t. is up and rung today on schedule. on friday an empty train derailed at the concord station. b.a.r.t. shut down the last three

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so rich, he made the forbes magazine billionaires' list. >> this is a major blow to the cartels. he was so important, but sources tell me it won't be fatal. his organization is huge and entrenched. david. >>> thank you. i want to bring in investigative reporter from our cable partner, fusion, tonight because we know you have reported extensively on el chapo we have heard that he was responsible for 80% of the drugs on the streets of chicago. perhaps even more. why did he target that city? >> reporter: chicago is the ideal place to distribute drugs across the midwest here in the united states >>> we saw pierre travel through those tunnels. i know you have as well. you pointed out before that he was extremely creative before the tunnels on how he got drugs in the u.s. >> absolutely. submarines. he was business-minded and creative and inventive. that's some of the ways he brought drugs to the united states. >> he used that more than a decade ago to escape prison. >> yes. he escaped from prison in a laundry bag. he used some of his connections inside the prison to escape from prison

time academics and political scientists they've even been likened to mussolini's blackshirts by forbes magazine and boy somebody from the cato institute which is hardly a sort of busty and of sort of radical left wing for so they're kind of to see them a slew of radicals in terms of changing something no they want to kind of keep things as they are all they talk of reform but when you actually look at the reforms they don't actually have any plan of reform it's more they want to establish the status quo so the rule people who are trying to bring about radical change in the time and sort of relevance in a sense was relevant to thailand would be the rich. who say we must accept political roys. so the elisha's getting more extreme but the rules extreme they were words very very extreme they were violent and we've had over the been linked to the our stock. they linked to very very wealthy families and the soil means a billionaire families should be appearing on stage and saying poor people shouldn't have the right to vote but it. aristocracy versus poor people yes ok now that seems like a recurring

according to forbes magazine, we have 7 seconds to make a first impression. and, of course, there's no second chance. with our current system the written application becomes the blockade. the checked box becomes a red flag so large that everything else on the page is obliterated. there is no advancement to a face to face interview. there is no precious 7 seconds that can change someone's life for the better with a job or housing. the system is so prejudicial that it's denying applicants those critical 7 seconds to engage the interviewer. in my career in vocational rehabilitation, of both hired staff and trained clients preparing to enter the job market. looking back, i can identify a commonality among my very favorite clients. those who stood out as charming and earnest in their quest for success. what was that commonality? the clients with the greatest potential had all been incarcerated. the box must go. people must not be prejudged. they must all be allowed that second 7 seconds and beyond for interviewers to see what i saw. >> thank you. >>> good afternoo

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one, the term not used since al capone, in chicago, the drug trade was so profitable for guzman forbes magazine included him on the list of its billionaires. el chapo had been on the run since bribing his way out of prison 13 years ago. experts say even with him back behind bars the cartel will continue to do business as usual. >>> oakland city leaders today hosted their first town hall meeting in a series focused on public safety. the mayor and police chief, and school superintendent gary ye are collaborating with the community to stop truancy and produce job opportunities snow oakland is undergoing a major change right now, particularly with the workshop on the new jobs that are available and what it will take to get people in to these jobs. >> the city has implemented several initiatives targeting crimes this afternoon, including one to add more officers to its police force. >>> and facebook's $19 billion baby had a bit of a glitch today. whatsapp went down for three hours this afternoon, the company bought by facebook cited glitches. >>> and getting rid of tobacco, the vendors have agreed t

so rich, he made the forbes magazine billionaires list. so vicious, as ma as 80,000 people have died in mexico, and that doesn't include those on drug overdoses. he bribed his way out of prison 13 years ago. escaping in a laundry basket. he was one step ahead of police, evading police a week ago in a network of underground tunnels. >> he has a lot of protection, both his security guards and people willing to protect him because he has a lot of money and assets to throw around. >> he was part of a network creative in the smuggling, submarines, boats, airplanes. a year-long investigation by our sister network, fusion, revealed how it worked. >> from an 18-wheeler to aircraft to u.s. mail, ups, fed ex, ex-, to the trunk of a car, to the backpack of on 18-year-old riding a bus. he does not play by the rules. he has unlimited resources. >> i saw firsthand how cartels operate at the southwest border check point. a truck of furniture was actually hiding more than a ton of marijuana. so much drugs coming from mexico it has to be destroyed at secre

. >> reporter: a kingpin so rich, he made the forbes magazine's billionaires list. a violent criminal so legendary -- ♪ he's been celebrated in mexico in music and video. ♪ guzman, the leader of the sinaloa drug cartel, finally back in custody after 13 years on the run since bribing his way out of prison. they are thought to be responsible for a quarter of the drugs entering the u.s., marijuana, cocaine, heroin. tens of thousands may have died because of him through overdoses and associated murders. u.s. officials have been chasing down leads and arresting associates along the way. they were able to narrow down husband location at an undisclosed residence in mexico. but he was able to escape the raid, leaving in an underground tunnel and using the staircase to evade police. but the trail stayed hot. but authorities discovered he was at that mexican hotel saturday morning. univision did a year-long look at his life. aired by our sister network, fusion. the direct impact on america, huge. he oversaw one of the cartels shipping hundreds of tons of drugs into the u.s. i

. >> reporter: a kingpin so rich, he made the forbes magazine's billionaires list. so legendary -- ♪ he's been celebrated in mexico in music and video. ♪ w guz mab, finally back in custody after 13 years on the run since bribing his way out of prison. they are thought to be responsible for a quarter of the drugs entering the u.s., marijuana, cocaine, heroin. thens of thousands may have died because of hiv him through overdoses and associated murders. u.s. officials have been chasing down leads and arresting associates along the way. they were able to narrow down his location in mexico. but he was able to escape the raid, leaving in an underground tunnel and using the staircase to evade police. but authorities discovered he was at that mexican hotel saturday morning. univision did a year-long look at his life. the direct impact on america, huge. he oversaw one of the cartels shipping hundreds of tons of drugs into the u.s. illegal smuggling by submarine, boat, tunnel, any means necessary. it may allow his associates to step in. >> the organization can survive and con

. >> reporter: a kingpin so rich, he made the "forbes" magazine's billionaire's list. a violent criminal so legendary -- ♪ >> reporter: -- he's been separated in mexico in music and videos. ♪ >> reporter: guzman, the leader of the drug cartel, finally back in custody after 13 years on the run since bribing his way out of prison. his cartel is thought to be responsible for a quarter of the drugs entering the u.s., marijuana, cocaine, heroin. thens of thousands may have died in the u.s. and mexico because of him, through overdoses, and associated murders. for more years, u.s. officials have been chasing down leads and arrest ing associates along the way. they were able to narrow down his location in mexico. but he was able to escape the raid, leaving in an underground tunnel and using the staircase to evade police. but the trail stayed hot. authorities discovered he was at this mexican hotel saturday morning. univision conducted a year-long investigation into his life. the direct impact on america, huge. el chapo oversaw one of the networks of cartels, shipping drugs by

he is a contribute at forbes magazine and a managing director of conservative wealth management which offers investment advice to high net worth individuals and their families. >>> a piece discussing why some wealthy people have an exaggerated sense of kill the rich sentiments. phil, tom perkins when he was asked to be pro vokative, he was. he says if you pay a million dollars in taxes you should have a million votes. he was intending to be outrageous, he might have been joking but, class warfare, because of that income equality talk. is this a tempest in a tea pot? the 1% really haven't suffered much. >> well, president obama came into his state of the union address, not having much of a legislative agenda. so the smart thing to do given the upcoming congressional elections is to rattle the caimg of thcageof the republicans. a number of people have come forward with a kind of a rather tone-deaf response, just falling precisely into the trap that president obama has laid for them. and i think that's most of of what we're listening to. >> jonathan in your piece you pose the question wh

"forbes" magazine said west point is the number one college in the country.r your journey >> my journey has been very interesting. i would argue for me it's very improbable that i'm here. i'm the son of irving smith jr. whose dad was an elevator operator. he had nine kids and he made $3,000 at the height of his career. i'm also the son of diane smith whose father was sherman young and sherman was a share cropper whose mother was a slave. i don't think that there's any other place as magical as america where a kid like me could actually milwaukee it to those levels and i'm sure my grandparents are looking down at me right now and very proud. >> itches reading some of the thing you published. one of them was about the increased in field grade officers of african-american field grade officer in the army basically opportune last 24 years. it's doubled. can you elaborate on that? >> that was a paper i wrote several years ago why black officers still fail. i tried to do a restudy of a paper that mr. butler had done years before. what i found is actually we have mov

i was shocked when i read this one forbes magazine did they do that? >> right.at manning may end up paying more in taxes to the state of new jersey than he makes for the super bowl. >> how can that be possible? peyton manning wins the game, let's say denver wins the game he wins what like 95,000. >> he will get $92,000 for winning. >> so jergsy is going to take it all away from him. >> they won't take it all right away. what they will do is a computation. they will be fair about this because it is taxation, after all. they will compute the number of days that he is actually working in the state of new jersey right now seven days for the super bowl. he works approximately 200. if he retires it will only be 200 days this year they dual percentage of that 9% tax. amount more than it could get to $111,000. >> there is a special tax on athletes. >> it's called the jock tax. >> jock tax? >> i didn't want to get into this. >> why? >> i know how you feel about taxes. it also effects those who work in other states for example bolder and fresher venues. >> that's why we d

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in the past decade forbes magazine says money spent on advertising has doubled from $150 million to morefew tv events of the year that's evidently dvr proof. >> you and i don't want to show up to work the next day and say i want to watch the super bowl on tape. we want to watch it live. that's the main reason why the super bowl, which is going to have over 100 million people watching it live, commands the price for advertising that it does. >>. since companies are spending all that money on just a few hours of tv broadcasting, some now release teasers week ahead of the big game to garner buzz online. h&m ad may score points with audience participation. >> you can go and vote for the end of his commercial. everybody loves david beckham. >> reporter: while others may fall short of the goal line. >> two professional football teams will be playing a game in honor of my first wonderful pistachios wonderful. >> i don't think it will see a bounce in sales because of that commercial. >> we will be watching. >>> she wowed the world with an amazing trick shot. that one right there from half-court.

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