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one threat are the international drug trafficking organizations. the other threat are the gangs. item fully aware that there is a great deal of overlap between those two institutions, but all gangs do not traffic drugs, and all trafficking organizations do not use gangs as their implementing operators. there are two of them. they are actively attacking the institutions of the states of central america. the next level of my pyramid are the vulnerabilities. what do these gangs and trafficking organizations use in order to accomplish their business or other purposes? there are many. if we had 20 hours, which could probably come up with a 500-page book. one -- a culture that tends to accept violence as a matter of the history of the last 35 years. second -- prisons that operate in such a way to actually allow the recycling of people that go into the prison system for whatever offenses or crimes they may have committed. third -- poorest borders that provide an opportunity as opposed to obstacles for people who wished to move product along the land route of the isthmus. fourth -- wides

it was designed to crackdown on the international drug trade by secretly supplying drug lords with traceableded up putting thousands of guns right into the hands of mexican cartels. >>> 8:25. hey, sal, san francisco looks pretty busy out there. >> it does and we're trying to follow something on the freeway that we saw last time i saw this picture of 280 in san francisco. 280 southbound looks like they were doing some rolling road cleaning -- road sweeping there on 280 in san francisco. that's why it's very slow getting on the freeway at 6th street. it looks like they are moving along. so it won't be a big delay. northbound 280 here coming up to king and 6th. you will see some slow traffic there. 101 is moderately heavy getting into san francisco. 808 in oakland -- you will see some slow traffic this morning. as you drive past 66. 280 is slow. 85 is slow. 101 is slow. just a lot of slow traffic getting there on 880 from fremont into milpitas all the way down into san jose. 8:26. let's go to steve. >>> a very good morning. sunshine already for many. some of that low cloud deck beginning to bur

allegedly allowed thousands of high- powered assault weapons to fall into the hands of mexican drug cartels. internal e-mails showed melson was routinely informed of the operation in his phoenix division. he even went online to watch surveillance cameras of the case. two other top officials are also out. u.s. attorney for arizona dennis burke who oversaw prosecution of the case and burke's top deputy in phoenix, emory hurley, who's been reassigned. the key changes by the justice department are an answer to months of criticism and congressional hearings that started after a cbs news investigation. some of the sharpest criticism came from insiders like it a.t.f. special agent john dodson. you were intentionally letting guns go to mexico? >> yes, ma'am. i mean, the agency was. >> reporter: dodson went public at a time when his superiors were denying they ever let guns on the street. >> i have boots on the ground here in phoenix. they tell me, we've been doing it everyday since i've been here. >> reporter: dodson led a parade of whistle-blowers who told congress a.t.f. pursued a policy that let guns walk

one threat of the international drug trafficking organizations, and the other threat are the gangs.now, i'm fully aware, ladies and gentlemen, there's a great deal of overlap between those two institutions. but all games do not traffic drugs and ultrathin organizations do not use games as their implementing operators. so there are two of them and they are actively attacking the institutions of the states of central america. the next level of my. but are the vulnerabilities. what do these gangs and trafficking organizations use in order to accomplish their business or other purposes? there are many. in fact, if we are 20 hours we could probably come up with a 500 page book. i will offer just six or seven that come immediately to mind. one, a culture that tends to accept violence as a matter of the history of the last 35 years. second, prisons that operate in such a way as to actually allow the recycling of people that go in to the prison system for whatever offenses or crimes they may have committed. third, borders which is to say borders that provide opportunity as opposed to obstac

one threat are the international drug trafficking organizations, and the other threat are the gangs. i'm fully aware, ladies and gentlemen, that there's a great deal of overlap between those two institutions, but all gangs do not traffic drugs and all trafficking organizations do not use gangs as their implementing operators. so there are two of them, and they are actively attacking the institutions of the states of central america. the next level of my pyramid are the vulnerabilities. what do these gangs and trafficking organizations use in order to accomplish their business or other purposes? there are many. in fact if we had 20 hours we could probably come up with a 500 page book. i'll off six or seven that come immediately to mind. one, culture that tends to accept violence as matter of the hoist the last 35 years. second, a prison that operates in such a way that actually allows the recycling of people that go into the prison system, for whatever offenses or crimes they may have committed. third, pourous borders, which is to say, borders that actually provide opportunity as oppo

one thread are the international drug trafficking organizations and the other threat are the gangs.aware ladies and gentlemen that there is a great deal of overlap between those two institutions but all gangs do not trafficked drugs and all trafficking organizations do not use gangs as they're implementing operators. so there are two of them and they are actively attacking the institutions of the states of central america. the next level of my pyramid of art the ball or abilities. what do these gangs and trafficking organizations use in order to accomplish their business or other purpose? there are many. in fact if we had 20 hours we could probably come up with a 500 page book. i will offer just six or seven that come immediately to mind. one, the culture that tends to accept violence as a matter of the history of the last 35 years. second, prisons that operate in such a way as to actually allow the recycling of people that go into the prison system for whatever offenses were crimes they may have committed. third, porous borders, which is to say borders that actually provide opportu

one threat are the international drug trafficking organizations. the other threat of the gangs. i am fully aware that there is a great deal of overlap there, but all gangs do not traffic drugs and all trafficking organizations do not use gangs as their employer mentors. -- implementing operators. the next level of my pyramid are the vulnerabilities. what do these organizations use in order to accomplish their business? if we had 20 hours, we could probably come up with a 500 page book. i will offer six or seven that come to mind. the acceptance of violence as a matter of history over the last 35 years. second, operating in such a way as to allow for the recycling of people that go into the prison system for the offenses and crimes they have committed. builders that provide opportunity as opposed to obstacles from the people that wish to move product along the land route, if you will. fourth, widespread corruption. corruption in institutions, government, and businesses. a system can be week if it is poorly educated and trained. six is did -- disaffected youth. hundreds of thousan

and international drug control policies. please join in welcoming mr. ethan nadelmann.applause] >> thank you very much, rohn. is a pleasure to be here at the. it's been about a decade. i'm very happy to be in colorado, which is very likely, i say quite possibly going to become the first state in the united states to choose to end marijuana prohibition, come the election next year. [applause] so thank you, coloradans for taking the lead on that. now, congressman polis make some wonderful points, and many points i would make about this. at the attorney general, john suthers responded. let me do a bit of a giveaway in way of response. and as he spoke was probably about drug policy as well as more nearly about marijuana, let me do the same. the first thing is, here's my perspective. i've had of the drug policy alliance, lead organization in the country. we just opened an office in colorado. our new colorado director if you. we're not out there saying legalize all drugs can put them in 7-eleven and treat them like alcohol and tobacco. our perspective is one that says there h

international boulevard. police say the shooting may have been drug-related. two apparent targets were also injured but are expected to survive. the boy and his family had no relationship to these men. he died later at children's hospital. >> as a parent, there's nothing more traumatic than having a baby losing his life and that's a sad moment. >> there will be a vigil at the sight of the shooting tomorrow night. the mayor has asked for federal help to stop the influx of guns into the city. >>> vallejo police say that two young children were tied up, left with cuts and bruises, and didn't get enough to eat. tonight, their mom's girlfriend is one of two under arrest in connection with this case. robert lisles spoke with the children's mother who says her 5-year-old son is just making it all up. >> reporter: vallejo police describe what happened inside apartment n2 in three words. >> it's definitely outrageous. >> reporter: the charge is corporeal punishment but police say the reality is much more horrific. >> when the kids would be caught lying, they would be t

international boulevard. police say the shooting may have been drug related.pparent targets were also injured but are expected to survive. the boy and his family have no relation to the two men. the child later died at children's hospital. >> they're dealing with the pain and suffering of a losing a child and i think as a parent there's nothing more traumatic than having a baby, a baby that hasn't done anything to anyone losing his life. and that's a sad moment. >> there will be a vigil at the site of the shooting tomorrow night. the oakland mayor announced that the city has asked for federal help to try to swap the influx of guns into the city. >>> vallejo police say two young children were tied up, left with cuts and bruises and not enough to eat. tonight, their mom's girlfriend is one of the two under arrest in connection with this case. robert lisles spoke with the children's mother who says her 5-year-old son is making it all up. >> reporter: vallejo police describe what happened inside apartment n2 in three words. >> it's definitely outrageous. >> report

megyn: horrific crime linked to mexico's drug war sparking a level of international outrage rarely seen. people are up in arms over an attack at a monterrey casino. drug gangs set the casino on fire with dozens of people inside. president obama issued a statement on this friday. trace gallagher has more on this. it's sad to say, there is so much violence in mexico right now when something causes this much stir and gets this much attention you know it must be truly extraordinary. >> 40,000 murders over the past five years in mexico and during that time you see the mexican citizens laying low, staying inside trying to stay safe. now you look at these pictures, they are out, they are publicly protesting. they are angry and vocal, they are protesting against the government, against the carve tells, i mean it really is we're mad as hell and we're not going to take it any more moment. this really was a horrifying crime, though. take a look at the surveillance video we got. this is from the casino royale. you'll see cars stopped. see the men get out of the cars, these are believed to be zeta c

well take a look at some other international headlines now the suspected leader of one of mexico's most notorious drug cartels confessed to ordering the murder of fifteen hundred people police arrested a thirty three year old man as the regular friday using him of being the head of a gang of hired killers working for a major crime ring the cartel controls the smuggling of drugs into the united states from here the deadliest mexican city where more than three thousand murders took place last year. clashes between libyan rebels and colonel gadhafi is no lists six people dead in the opposition held city of benghazi the fighting started when rebels attacked forces that aided the prison break of some three hundred proving that the soldiers becomes less than a week after the revolution the commander of the abuse former interior minister. is killed in the ongoing civil war in libya began months ago ports that two thousand people have all died pretty. north korea has announced its willingness to resume international talks to end its nuclear arms program the comments come after a high ranking pyongyang diploma

let's take a look at us now the international headlines a person or the suspected leader of one of mexico's drug cartels has now confessed to ordering them to pay fifteen hundred people police arrested a thirty three year old. guard a accusing him of being the head of a gang of hired killers into a crime ring because controls the smuggling of drugs into united states from. deadliest mexican city where three thousand meters took place last year. clashes between libyan rebels and the colonel gadhafi loyalists have left six people dead in the opposition held city of benghazi the fighting started when rebels attacked the forces that aided the prison break of some three hundred pro good often soldiers the mistress the week of the level of the actual commander in libya's former interior minister. the ongoing civil war in libya began four months ago what's that on the ten thousand people already died in the fighting. north korea has announced its willingness to resume international talks to end its nuclear arms program the comments come after a high ranking phone young diplomat visited new york with ta

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drug at six decades the u.s. has been noted for its international humanitarian response to the disaster. to two people murdered in a casino tons by gangsters are being buried in the mexican city of motorway bastien to the casino royale and friday doused it with liquid and started a fire that trapped people inside officials suspect organized crime was behind that time one of the deficit since two thousand and six during an ongoing government fund to be withdrawn stands mexican president felipe calderon has displayed three days of mourning on friday with addictions of the farmer. will continue to explore russia and then they just now close up series looking at life because the biggest country in the. and this time around one thousand kilometers from moscow to visit the killer for region it's a place full of community spirit where family bonds are strong so much so that ninety eight percent of all things and care of find a family before they turn six. as they're finding out the reason for this remarkably high i think that. apart from being a personal tragedy and a difficulty to overcome bei

let's take a quick look now at some other international headlines for you the suspected leader of one of mexico's most notorious drug cartels has now confessed to ordering the murder of fifteen hundred people police arrested the thirty three year old batman as l.t.a. go on friday accusing him of being the head of a gang of killers working for a major crime ring the cartel controls the smuggling of drugs into the united states from you that on its deadliest mexican city with more than three thousand murders took place last year. clashes between libyan rebels and colonel gadhafi loyalists have left six people dead the opposition held city of benghazi the fighting started when rebels attacked forces that aided the prison break of some of three hundred pro gadhafi soldiers becomes less than a week after the rebel military commander libya's former interior minister abdul fatah younis was killed by the ongoing civil war in libya began four months ago was that more than two thousand people have already died in the fighting. north korea has announced its willingness to resume international talks to end its nuclear arms prog

international tribunal initiated by one else several states supported by the international community then there is no problem there but if the drug you know in question is an example of volunteerism but if its purpose is to resolve a political problem by removing a leader then i am against it that's the difference but if an international tribunal is called to judge a leader following an international incident and such a tribe you know has the legal competence the higher justice if you will to judge a head of state. but if the tribunals is only motivated by someone's going to change the political system of a state i would strongly disapprove. it. must apply think what happened there was a flagrant violation of international law. however it would not be possible to rely on russia's position alone on this matter so the creation of such a tribe you know is impossible this means the conflict will ultimately be judged by history and a short term perspective of the voters of georgia it will have to decide which way the country should go. i don't want anything on the question of russia's accession to the world trade organization is very

secular caterson of international headlines this hour the suspected leader of one of mexico's most notorious drug cartels has now confessed ordering the one thousand five hundred people police arrested a thirty three year old man known as l b ago friday accusing him of being the head of a gang of hired killers working for a major crime ring the cartel controls the illegal transfer of drugs into the united states from. deadliest mexican city where more than three thousand murders took place last year. clashes between libyan rebels and colonel gadhafi is a loyalist left six people dead. in hell city of brain guernsey the fighting started when rebels attacked the forces that aided the prison break of some three hundred pro gadhafi and soldiers comes less than a week of the revolution command and libya's former interior minister. during the ongoing civil war in libya began four months ago what's the two thousand people have already been killed in the fighting. north korea has announced its willingness to resume international talks to end its nuclear arms program the comments come after iraq in a prog

let's take a look at some other international headlines this hour the suspected leader of one of mexico's most notorious drug cartels has not confessed to ordering the murder of fifteen hundred people police arrested a thirty three year old el diego on friday using him being the head of a gang of hired killers working for a major crime ring the cartel controls the illegal transfer of drugs into the united states from on its deadliest mexican city where more than three thousand murders took place last year. clashes between libyan rebels and gadhafi loyalists six people dead and the opposition held city of benghazi the fighting started when rebels attacked the forces that aided the prison break some of the three hundred progun duffey soldiers comes less than he was ready military commander and libya's foreign minister. killed the ongoing civil war in libya began four months ago. two thousand people have already died in a part. north korea has announced its willingness to resume international talks to end its nuclear arms program the comments come after i read in pyongyang diplomats visited new york for talks w

let's take a look now at some other international headlines and these suspected leader of one of mexico's most of tori's drug cartels is now best altering of the model one thousand five hundred people police arrested the thirty three year old man go on friday accusing him of being the head of a gang of hired killers working for a major crime ring the cartel controls the smuggling of drugs into the united states from. the deadliest mexican city where more than three paces last year. clashes between libyan rebels and colonel gadhafi loyalists have left eight people dead near the opposition held city of benghazi the fighting started when rebels attacked forces that aided the prison break of some three hundred pro gadhafi soldiers it comes less than a week after the rebel military commander and libya's former interior minister of the fatah yunus was killed the ongoing civil war in libya began four months ago reports in two thousand people have already died in the fighting. with greer has announced its willingness to resume international talks to end its nuclear arms program the comments come off the high ranking

of some other international headlines this hour the suspected leader of one of mexico's most notorious drug cartels and snuck past. fifteen hundred people but he's arrested a thirty three year old. writing using him being head of a gang of hired killers working for crime and the cartel controls the illegal transfer of drugs into united states from. deadliest mexican city where more than three thousand place last year. clashes between libyan rebels and gadhafi is enormous six people dead your position held city of benghazi the fighting started when rebels attacked the forces that aided the prison break some three hundred program duffey soldiers comes less and he has got the military commander of libya's minister. skilled the ongoing civil war in libya began four months ago that some people have already died in. north korea has announced its willingness to resume international talks to end its nuclear arms program the comments come after i read diplomats visited new york for talks with u.s. officials last week north korea has been under international pressure to dismantle its nuclear weapons

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