and it was bad. >> without the kingpin, the crane is doomed.onds later, big blue and the roof come crashing down. >> watch it! watch it! >> there's no -- there's nothing you can do, you know. it's terrifying. >> the crane and roof fall away from jeff kasinski's yellow basket seen on the right and miss him, but another crane on the left is hit. it's holding a man basket with three other iron workers in it. >> there was a crane holding my three friends and then my crane and then blue and mine was the only one that was left standing, i think. all of the other cranes went over. >> all three men lose their lives. it's a devastating blow. >> jerry star was a really nice guy. he was our union steward on the job. jeff wisher is the guy that i knew the most. and bill >> several other people are injured, including kasinski. he sustains a career-ending back injury when his basket is lowered and stopped too quickly. >> that was my last day on the job. >> an investigation finds several factors are to blame for the collapse. the biggest being the wind is blo

. >>> a drug kingpin known as the craziest one is dead for the second time, after a shootout with police, it turns out that he wasn't actually killed in a shootout more than three years ago, he was widely believed to still be alive because his body was never recovered. the mexican government tracked him down sunday. officials are killed 100%. officials say he led a powerful criminal gang and was responsible for multiple murders. >>> to a major breakthrough in the fight against alzheimer's p a simple blood test can predict who will get the disease. those with lower levels of lipids were at higher risk to develop alzheimer's. doctors say the test is more than 09% accurate. but added more reer is as much needed. >>> a family of four was hospitalized after eating meat laced with lsd, hallucinations was what happened after dinner for the family. the meat was contaminated with lsd. while in the hospital, the nine-month-pregnant gave birth to a baby boy. walmart said -- >>> federal authorities are investigation a close call in florida over the weekend a skydiver came face to face with small pla

. >>> a drug kingpin known as the craziest one is dead, for the second time. after a shootout with police, it turns out nazario moreno was not actually killed in a shootout more than three years ago. he was widely believed to be still alive because his body was never recovered. mexican government says it tracked him down sunday, and when he was asked to turn himself in, he opened fire and was killed. and this time officials say they are 100% sure. officials say moreno led a powerful criminal gang known as the knights templar and was responsible for multiple murders. >>> and now to a major breakthrough in the fight against alzheimer's. researchers say a simple blood test can predict who will get the disease. doctors looked at the blood of healthy elderly people checking for molecules called lipids. those with lower levels of lipids were at higher risk to develop alzheimer's. on average, the time patients went from healthy to sick was about two years. doctors say the test is more than 90% accurate, but add more research is needed. >>> and a family of four includ

he has it that it can be a kingpin in people crippled the country the thing that did the trick and purity of the people will prove my email. he is he the doctor to come wanting the commitment that people think i'm going to get two chances to believe it will come back see policemen in the knights well from c's far right national front is claiming the biggest electoral success in its history of the run off the menu simple elections that. auntie lisa marie le pen state said that they would now a major third force in french policies that soft exit poll suggested that they were on track to win control of at least four towns turnout was lower than last weekend's first round of voting the dissatisfaction of the record unemployment running high. this is his posse are all from prison of basra and loans is expected to suffer big losses with the most hits to reshuffle his cabinet. in the coming tax. online comparisons of course one of most help bolster the masala far right national front cleaning victory that has been redone as well as they say i had to take a dive the connection the work. i've got

taking on a big kingpin means you are threatened. a lot of bureaucrats afraid.go after the numbers of small people. that is not getting cocaine off the street. score. run up there one of the things we need to realize is this is not just program.overnment we should be as suspicious of the departments of correction and their spending as we are the department of transportation and the department of health. this is a scarlet letter for life. felons fromprohibit cutting hair. one of the things you learn inside prison is to cut hair. they are prohibited from cutting hair. why on earth would we prevent them from that? most won't ever be able to work in a school question could they not be a gardener? why would be prohibitive for working in a school or a hospital? these are impediments we put in their way. part of the conservative effort needs to be looking at these things and saying the bureaucracy should not be stopping these people. it should be protecting the public. the workers who are in competition. you have gone to all of these states. an apostle of this. i hope

also, mexican government has killed a notorious drug kingpin, again. >> the man who admitted to taking part in a process of putting explosives in shoes, sulaiman abu ghaith is charged with terrorism and taking part in the 9/11 attacks. john terret from washington, d.c. >> he never knew about sulaiman abu ghaith. the son-in-law, more senior al qaeda official ever to be tried. who hours of questioning insight into the workings of al qaeda at around the time of the 9/11 attacks. travel plans, safe houses, who knew what and when they knew it, it all seemed to come up in this live link questioning from london. because sati padat is wanted for terrorism charges in the united states. he can't set foot here, or he would be arrested. the shoe bombing plot, richard reed tried to blow up a plane with explosives in his shoes, but saji padat is now serving six years in prison. what he does allot of his time, basically giving evidence at triems against people linked to al qaeda, tony. >> earlier in the day the court heard from from another key witness for the prosecution. what did that witness have

criminals was plain to see when the government had to send in the army to capture gang leader and drug kingpinistopher coke in 2010. the murder rate initially dropped but now it's rising. these scenes are increasingly common, a man murdered in front of a school after dropping off his son. the government is said to introduce laws to try to break the gangs and stop recruitment. >> we are about reshaping the norms of a society. we have developed a sub culture of violence over many decades which we to have address. >> anything deemed to promote gangs, even song lyrics will carry stiff punishment. human rights campaigners warned inner city youth will be criminalized if police have power to arrest anyone they suspect of being a gang member. >> after three months in prison, sandy finally decided to get out of her crew. pregnant and with no prospects, she found a way to learn a new skill, but opportunities are scarce. >> we need more opportunity. >> in her neighborhood, like many where gunfire is a daily sound track, she said the young are trapped, afraid and believe only prison or death offer a way o

. >> stunning confessions from the company kingpin down to new recruits. >> he told me that as long as i could lie, cheat, and steal that i would be successful. >> reporter: a $30 million scheme built on fraud and deceit. >> the job was to scam people of money. >> reporter: the victims, time-share owners who once bought into a vacation dream. now desperate to sell. >> their response would be, no, i don't want to buy anymore weeks. i want to get rid of this damn thing. >> reporter: but according to investigators, not a single time-share unit was ever sold. federal prosecutors are still working the case, but say it began when this woman, jennifer kerr, started a telemarketing business with her boyfriend, called universal marketing solutions. when he died from an apparent drug overdose, kirk took over and changed the name to creative vacation solutions, or cvs. >> this is an outfit that grew from four employees, basically, to nearly 300, with nine locations across florida. >> reporter: cvs produced this commercial, trying to lawyer in victims. >> there are many companies like outs there,

liz is not a drug kingpin in her fourth grade class. her parents are not meth heads and meth chemists. but according to republicans, they are willing to sue the president in federal court if he takes action to spare this father of four american citizen children from deportation. but luis, i hear my democratics colleagues say, for several years president obama has instituted programs at homeland security helping them from the deportation co-2. and they talk about -- deportation cueue. and they talk about combang bangers. but that doesn't change the reality of liz and her family. this is stuff that families like liz's face every day. they are just a broken taillight or an unlucky encounter from losing their children. and what about going back out and coming in quote-unquote the right way, as the republicans always suggest? despite 20 years in the u.s., despite four u.s. citizen children in his family who are willing to petition for their dad, congress two decades ago made it impossible for this family ever to live together in the u.s. leg

and depending on the robbery, there's someone who organizes a particular robbery, but there are no kingpinshere's no al capone or john gotti at the top of the organized crime groups like classic or traditional organized crime. >> simon: they have specialists in everything, from alarms to safecracking to stealing cars, and those experts are not hard to find. do they have connections in every country? >> jan glassey: in europe, in quite every country, you have the balkan community, so they have the possibility to have a connection. in switzerland, we know that, and it's the same in france, in germany, in sweden, in denmark. >> simon: swiss detective jan glassey says geneva is one of their favorite cities because it's so rich. it's where billionaires come to shop and play. so they went into this store? >> glassey: they went inside this store. >> simon: and if they get... if they only get 15 watches, they've made like a million bucks... >> glassey: yeah. >> simon: ...in 50 seconds. >> glassey: yeah, exactly. >> simon: this team, wearing wigs and sunglasses, robbed a luxury store on the rue de r

>> they're sort of like after osama and unlike the mafia where there is a kingpin they just had differentifferent operations. and they're getting more daring all the time. >> they're so brazen with it bob. they literally walk in and announce what they're going to do. i'm thinking isn't there store security there, they're overwhelmed by it. >> i think they're afraid of the pink panthers. $200 a week job, a security guy. you're going to save on the gang of pink panthers. >> how do they pull off the prison breaks? >> well ingeniously they drove into them. you have to understand, we're talking about european prisons, mainly swiss prisons. they're not comfortable to america's high security prisons. prisoners have their own mobile phones. it is not -- it is a remarkable thing, which struck us is that a guy who escapes from prison if he's caught goes back to prison, no additional time. so there is no reason why not to try to escape. >> why are they called the pink panthers? >> because of the famous wonderful peter sellers movie where the diamond thieves hit their largest diamond in a can of -- e

you would think a agents would have enough trying to catch terrorists and murderers and drug kingpinsple up. there are dangerous people that should be segregated from society. the bureaucrats have overdone it. over 2 million americans are behind bars. that is one out of every 100 adult americans. fewer than half are in for violent crimes. post are serving drug offenses. that is wasteful. prisons are for people we are afraid of. we are filling them with people we are just mad at. i got to work with chuck colson. he was a prison reformer. he summed it up pretty succinctly. an a nation that is rich stupid would put billions into a system that leaves prisoners andformed, victims ignored, communities living in fear of crime. conservative leaders have taken the lead in trying to bring about reform. the effort started in texas. prison population was going to require three new prisons. this took money away from roads and schools. policyas public foundation develop solutions based on conservative principles. they met the needs of victims and offered opportunities for inmates to turn their live

you would think they would have enough trying to catch terrorists, murderers, drug kingpins.here are many dangerous people we need to segregate from the bureaucrats of overdone it. over 2 million americans are behind bars as we speak right now. that is one out of every 100 adult americans. and federal prisons fewer than half are in for violent crimes. most are serving sentences for drug offenses. that's not conservative. it's wasteful. prison is for people we are afraid of but we are filling them with people we are just mad at. with onessed to work of the great men of our days and one of the foremost prison reformers of all time. he summed it up pretty simply. only a nation that is rich and stupid would continue to pour billions of dollars into a system that believes prisoners unreformed, victims ignored, and communities still living in fear of crime. fortunately, conservative leaders have taken the lead in trying to bring about reform of the criminal justice system. the effort started in texas were the growing prison population was going to require three new money for roads,

now there are dozens of nations competing to be the kingpin of the international economy, the president rightfully sees that as the opportunity for this nation to invest accordingly so we can move forward and again with his efforts with advanced manufacturing, with the mmi, the manufacturing initiative, there's great promise there. that gives you very sharp focus on specific needs of manufacturing, developing those sources of intellect, human infrastructure, work forest development that will give us cutting edge technology. i strongly support the nnmi initiative in the budget that the president had introduced last year. i think it shows us to be in an advanced sort of thinking and giving manufacturing a shot in the arm. our best days in manufacturing lie ahead. we need to invest so as to make that possible and this budget does that. so thank you very much and i look fwrd to many more discussions on the budget as we go fword in the ensuing weaks. >> thank you for being such a letter on these issues. as i was about to turn around to the speaker and sign off, i realized i'd left off a majo

taking on a big kingpin means your family and you are threatened. we go after the numbers of small people, which isn't getting the cocaine off of the street. but it does run up there score. one of the things we as is anotheres, this government program. we should be as suspicious of department of corrections and their spending as we are the department of transportation. if you can believe it, most states prohibit felons from cutting hair. one of the things you'll learn inside prison, you will learn to cut hair. they are prohibited from cutting hair. what are they afraid of? most felons are prohibited from ever working in a school. if they did a crime involving children, and or stand that. could maybe a gardener? something like that? we prohibited from working in a senior citizen home? part of conservative effort needs to be looking at these things and saying the bureaucracy shouldn't be stopping these people. instead, it should be only protecting the public, not being a guild to protect workers from competition. grover, you have gone to these states.

you can see that a lot of the maximums for drug kingpins, 20 years to life. george is calling from tacoma, washington. tell us about your experience. have had al, i couple different experiences. i have family that has been through the court system and everything because of drug with myself.long i am not a medical marijuana patient. is thati see it marijuana grows from the ground. it is just like a vegetable or whatnot. it is a natural plant. when he start adding chemicals in it, it is bad for your system. heroin,s for meth, speed, any of that stuff. along with even prescription medications. so, george, you are arrested for marijuana possession? .aller: no, but i have family members who have. do think using dealers should be treated differently at ? caller: yes definitely. william is calling from memphis, tennessee. caller: i have a lot of different opinions about this. i am a former drug addict. i will be clean and 22 years this month. first of all, i think we jail too many people in america. secondly, when you look at drug majorin most cities, the reason tha