the godfather of the mexican heroin kingpin in 1970s. the organization as a whole was not that organized back then as it is today. in the early 90s a new generation of mexican mafia member some refer to as the pepsi generation clearly expanded influence in california or 50,000 to 60,000 gang members in los angeles and the mafia is enacted a plan at that time to unite all the latino gang members under the mexican mafia umbrella. the plan was all the gangs would not only buy their drugs from the mexican mafia, but would also kick back part of the profits of all those drugs be sold in the street. it gave the mafia is virtual instant attorney of thousands of gangsters in california working for them doing hits, and extorting part of their program. if a certain gang are certain gang members didn't go along with this program, he was put on a green light mist. and the southern california area. if they ran into a number in the list but to kill them. those street gang members through the western texas, arizona, new mexico, washington, oregon and c

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and it was bad. >> without the kingpin, the crane is doomed. 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's yellow man 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 there was my crane and then blue, and mine was the only one left standing that day. 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 fisher is the guy i knew the most. and bill, diver we called him on the job, i had just met him. he was a real nice guys, you know. >> 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 as an ironworker. >> an invest

okay, he ultimately becomes a drug kingpin. the kind of role model you want for your children, right? but how about toys based on the series? so that's what's upset this florida mom. she's really upset she launched this petition to have his character and the other "breaking bad" action figure taken off the shelves of toys "r" us. she started a change.org petition. it has 6,000 signatures. she says "hey, listen, i'm a fan of the show, it was riveting but dolls shouldn't be sold next to children's toys" because of what she calls the violent content and celebration of the drug trade. the "breaking bad" doll as you said and we laughed about it, comes with a detachable sack of cash and a bag of meth. imagine your child walking around with that and wondering what that means. now toys "r" us told one of our florida affiliates that the products are carried in limited quantities and the product packaging clearly notes the items are intended for ages 15 and up. a little bit of humor here. br bryan cranston took to twitter he wrote "i'm s

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germany, which really was the kingpin of pulling the rest of europe is slowing down and maying goingds. asia, japan particularly, gdp number got lowered to less than 1%. so all this kind of negative economic news from abroad is affecting our markets and our ability to grow going forward. >> yeah. it's definitely an entangled web that is weaving here. let's talk about this, the portfolios that took a major hit, what should those stock holders do and i started out saying what, does this do to your 401(k). >> well, looking at the markets in general as you've reported, the numbers are pretty horrible. what we got to look at is this is short-term phenomena or different wins coming down the road that make us or should force us to change our current allocation. so when we're looking particularly at the u.s. economy, which is the number one economy in the world, yeah, we're not growing as aggressively as we would want to be. but we are growing and generally speak, we're a healthy economy. so be very careful about reacting and moving your portfolio around and then finding out that a month or

. >> it's not bat man, it's tuco after the mexican drug kingpin in "breaking bad." >> adorable dog. >d herself a koes of good karma. >> driving in the bay area, had to swerve around two bank deposit bags in the middle of the road to keep from hitting them. made a u-turn, you know what was inside? $120,000 in cash. >> it was two bank bags that said bank of america. and i thought, i wonder if this is from some type of bank robbery or something. i opened it up just enough to see there were stacks of hundred dollar bills. >> the sergeant who is known for poor judgment turned the money over to authorities. >> oh, come on. >> that part -- >> yeah. they learned it was actually one man's life savings. they returned it to him. the sergeant was just doing her job. why is your life savings in the middle of the road? >> can't trust the credit card companies anymore. >> that's a good point. >> better than a mattress. >> good point. >>> and another sweet story about the chaotic rival of twins. >> little ran some and delilah, courtney delaware con to started having contractions early right after the

if you didn't know, goes a former school teach here becomes a drug kingpin. the toys even come with speakers, gas masks, and lab coat. the woman started an on line petition, trying to ban the toys from children's stores, like toys "r" us. >> knowing that those are the items that one needs to make mass, i just think that it is wrong. >> the petition already has signatures across the country. but she hopes more parents will sign it. toys "r" us says the toys are collectors items, intended only for people 15 years and older. >>> well, halloween decorations, i'm sure you've seen them all over, up in many homes across the country, but causing bit after controversy for one man in hide hoe. richard has added his political views into this year's theme. he says the overall message, he doesn't like politics or the commander in chief. the local sheriff says, no laws are being broken, so they can't ask him to remove t however, says if his neighbors are offended he'll consider taking it down. >>> no harm. just saying. >> ya, coming up this morning, legal trouble important

. >> reporter: the president's government like those before it, continue to go after kingpin leaderse el chapo he was arrested earlier this year, despite those arrest there has been little long-term impact on the flow of drugs going north. the timing of this arrest is crucial for the government and its defense of its strategy to try to improve security. it's facing increasing criticism both here and abroad over its handling of the 43 students that went missing at the hands of local police i. more mass graves were found on thursday near the site where the students disappeared. over 30 people, including dozens of police, have been arrested. 10s of thousands protested on wednesday, demanding that the president resign. they say his government failed to act after it was confirmed that local police working with organized crime were responsib responsible. a sobering reality for eye country and a president trying to show its security is improving and not unraveling. rachel los angeles vin, al jazerra, mexico city. >>> north korea marking its 69th anniversary of it's ruling working parties bu

and we are connected if they do things like that. >> as the kingpin, rodriguez must be low key. >> the decent course, 34 houses. and three or four years. >> in the cartilage is possible to move up the ladder. even if you're delivering big bucks. t know what i mean? and to give us that in another year. >> so much money at stake grim consequences to cross rodriguez. >> who you are and a number of workers, you are going to pay for it. >> all right. we are going to talk amongst ourselves, i would like to take advantage of the time we have, a chance of dialogue. >> talking about $3 million, $10 million. it is staggering. this was a picture that a gang member was beat up because they couldn't move the cast fast enough, the rats $81 million worth of cash. >> i would like to take up the images with you invoked in the beginning of the talk. use them to contextualized the human part of this and the part that immigration plays in all that. i recorded for nine years in las vegas, and countless times and families the way out the same basic scenario where either a single batter or both parents worki

. >> i think saudi arabia is the kingpin of opec.comed in the past the advent of shale drilling. more oil will help balance markets, but they may now be coming to see it as more of a direct threat. >> is there much shale or oil sands producers can do? i mean they are working every year on bringing their cost of production down. in the shale world there's a lot of front end cost to get oil out of the shale. >> i don't think a lot of analysts would say that even at $80 oil you would see an immediate reduction in shale production. it takes a while to move around these rigs, make the big investment plans, to go forward. we're not going to see some immediate pairing back in that level of investment. but over the medium term, you could see some of the big investment programs really paired back. >> what an interesting conundrum for my viewers. it's an interesting thing to talk about, josh. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, chinese companies are making a big push into american real estate. they made a splash last week, but it's no

plus, breaking bad, a show about a teacher turned meth kingpin. would you want your children playing with toys from that show that includes fake meth? angry parents taking on toys r us. now actor brian cranston is angry at the parents coming up. right now the medical examiner is trying to determine if human remains found on saturday are hannah grahaams. griff jenkins joins us live from charlottesville. griff? >> hi, greta. as we wait for that forensic evidence out of county. "on the record" took a look at key parts of this investigation. we went back and revisited them. looking for new clues, here's what we found. take a look 2. >> 2:00 a.m. saturday morning, september 13th. this is the last place jesse matthew and hannah graham are seen together, allegedly he bought her a drink before leaving this bar and going back to the pedestrian mall. on september 13, uva student hannah graham vanishing. last seen with jesse matthew in this pedestrian mall in charlesville, virginia. days later the investigation begins. >> friday, september 19th, this is the

. >> reporter: the president's government continue to go after kingpin leaders like this man who wasearlier this year. but despite those arrests there has been little long-term impact on the flow of drugs going north. the timing is crucial for the government, and it's defensive strategy to try to improve security. it is facing increasing criticism over its handling of the 43 students that went missing at the hands of local police. more mass graves were found on thursday near the site where the students disappeared. over 30 people including dozens of police have been arrested. tens of thousands protested on wednesday, demanding that the president resign. they say his government failed to act off it was confirmed that local police working with organized crime were responsible. a sobering reality for a country and a president trying to show that security is improving and not unravelling. >>> the former haitian leader who ruled the island nation for 15 years will be laid to rest on saturday, but will not receive a state funeral. he died last week of a hearth attack. family and friends ha

. >> t's drug kingpin turns to action figures and parents are upset with if you reaction from "breakingad" star. giants fan, we when to see your team spirit at ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> a crisp and fall air over the stadium tonight in kansas city at the truman complex for game one of the world series dropping down to 56. large breakers at our beaches facing northwest and west and rip currents and sneaker waves could be 13 or 14' with high surf to the south and a wind advisory at santa barbara. low-to-upper 70's in the central valley and sunny and mid-to-upper 70's in san diego and los angeles. >> we have three crashes involving five vehicles northbound highway 101 at the expressway we have two lanes blocked and heavy backup away from 280 and 680 and to the north we are told it is northbound 880 but we are seeing southbound slowing at fremont boulevard at four cars involved here and westbound 80 two cars, still gumming up the commute from highway 12 at 20 miles per hour top speed. the fashion world remembers oscar de la renta and the duchess makes her first appearance since the world found

so maria is looking like the kingpin maker at this point, isn't she?rter: she absolutely is, or could be. i'll give you one number. 22 million, that's how many votes she got on sunday. and while it fell short of her being able to get into the runoff, that's a lot of votes. it's the total population of australia just to give you an idea. her voters are the people that both of the other candidates are fighting for, and they are really hoping to get her endorsement. her party, the socialist party has already endorsed neves, as well as the green party, also formally endorsed him, but what everyone is waiting for is really maria's personal endorsement. she was supposed to do that today, but she has delayed it. >> reporter: what is she waiting for when she talks about, you know, what she expects from the neves camp before she decides to announce who she is backing? >> reporter: well, there's some key issues that were held very dear to silva and her voters. and one was indigenous rights, another one political reform, as well as term limits. she said if she wa

treasury department placed the men on it's so-called kingpin list >> translator: these arrests complythe warrants from the united states. they -- >> reporter: they describe the arrests as a big blow to the drug cartels in honduras. now u.s. officials say the organization shipped tens of thousands of kilograms of cocaine into the u.s. every month and then laundered that money through a network of businesses in honduras. and the reason they were able to build that empire is to payoffs to elected officials. >> is it going to stop the flow of cocaine? >> at best this is going to be a short-term victory. demand will remain strong. we heard about new u.s. aid to honduras to help stop crime, but as long as there's huge amounts of drug money traveling to this part of the world is going to undermine the country. >> thanks very much. >>> now to a troubled armed group in africa called al-shabab. recently they troops have forced al-shabab troops to retreat. katherine soy reports from southern somalia. >> reporter: making their way carefully. ground troops of the african union, and the somali army

show about a drug kingpin who makes meth among other things.olls feature the lead character in a lab coat with accompanying gas mask and two beak kearse. his accomplice has chili pepper his own mask an hazmat suit. the mom says this isn't at all suitable in a children's toy store. >> kids mimic their action figures, full, do you want your child in an orange jumpsuit. >> what do you hope to accomplice. >>> get those taken off the shelves and put them in an appropriate store. put them in an adult store. >> the florida mom started a petition that now has dozens of signatures. >>> alleged dating story for the books. a woman rescued from a chimney after covering herself up with dish soap. how an online relationship gone wrong ended here and -- >> this wife wants her husband to look at my shirt. it's got a very important message but her husband won't pay attention. the moment she's finally able to tell him, you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dua

drug enforcement administration as he dealt meth to some of the world's biggest drug kingpins. drug lord sent his own brother-in-law, hank, a dea agent, on the chase of a lifetime. remember. >> "to w w, hi star," ww. i wonder who you figure is, woodrow wilson? willy wonka? walter white? >> you got me! >> art does imitate life sometimes. now the dea is under fire in real life in a report originally published by buzzfeed a new york woman claims a dea agent set up a fake facebook account using her face, her son's face and personal information. the dea even posted racy photos of this woman on this fake account. why? because the dea arrested this woman back in 2010 for a low-level drug charge and figured it could use her as bait to track down higher-level drug dealers. well, it, worked with at least one suspected criminal. here's the thick, the woman had no idea her face was being used. let's talk about this with "washington post" reporter and author of "rise of the warrior cop" and we're joined by cnn legal analyst paul cowin. such a deeply disturbing story to me. explain how the w

botched operation where the feds lost control of some 2,000 weapons while trying to track them to kingpinse mexican drug trade. william la jeunesse has been tracking this story and is live from our west coast newsroom. hello, william. >> reporter: shannon, the list is like a road map showing who was involved and how the administration responded to its first major scandal. it describes 15,000 documents over which the president claims executive privilege that he doesn't have to give congress because they're part of executive branch decision making. yet 23 e-mails are between attorney general eric holder and his wife, seven more between holder and his mother. critics say in no way are those protected. some speculate the attorney general was simply using their e-mail to shield the e-mails from public view. other documents show the attorney general was directly involved in damage control. in march 2011 u.s. attorney dennis burke discussed fast and furious weapons with his deputies, yet a day later lied to the terry family saying the guns found at the murder scene did not come from fast and furi

what happens when you get a big kingpin all of a sudden the violence could escalate for the short and medium term. they're trying to find who the new leader is. they kill each other off. >> that's correct. we see it and, you know, we look at the columbian. they try to get into position. that's where the turf wars come in. the violence come in. and remember this guy who were in charge. they had it down. the distribution, they had the corruption, they had the people that were paying off. so they had their routes very organized. yes, we are going to be seeing a lot more smaller turf wars, a lot more violence because they're trying to take over the command and control of this major organization. so this is our major, major blows and we're seeing the results. >> there are a lot of people who think what does it matter to me? how does it affect americans? >> well, it affect americans because of the dope coming across. we know the problems with the dope. we know the dangers. and also, very important, jose, the money being invested in the u.s. is major. i've seen them buy shopping malls, major

>> a mexican gang kingpin is in custody for his alleged role in the disappearance of 43 missing studentsthe gang is suspected of conspiring with police to kill the students. rachel levine reports from mexico city. >> this announcement by mexico's attorney general is a huge development in the case regarding the 43 university students that went missing three weeks ago at the hands of local police in the state of guero. authorities believe this man, the leader of a group may have valuable information as to what has happened to these young men and where they might be found. criticism is growing here in mexico against the government the earlier, there was a demonstration in acapulco. nearly 5,000 people took to the streets demanding that the government do more, and they were not alone. earlier this week, united nations and human rights watch strongly criticized the mexican government and they said that the government needed to be more pro-acti in this investigation. >> the gang leaders's arrest comes three days after another leader from the same gang killed himself when police surrounded him.

they actually went so far as to say i was a drug cartel and kingpin.y different than smoking some weed with your friends. >> reporter: former local reporter sarah strzalka agrees. >> there were multiple people who got up on the stand and said that they had bought, you know, pot from brian or bought pot from mario, or whatever it may have been. but, this wasn't a cartel. it wasn't some big drug empire, it was high school kids buying little pot here and there. >> reporter: you didn't testify at your trial. how do you feel about that decision now? >> i think it was the wrong decision. i wanted to do it at the time. i was just advised not to. >> reporter: his future was in the jury's hands, they never heard from him, that may have cost him. the verdict. what's going through your mind as you're waiting for that verdict in the second trial? >> "what is taking so long? what are they thinking about? what could they possibly have found to be credible that they've seen?" >> reporter: did you think, at that point, you were going home with your family? >> yeah. su

hands of children and out of the hands of unstable people and out of the hands of criminals and kingpins in the drug business. too many guns in america in the hands of people who should not have it. we are losing too many lives. is it a national scandal. >> we're going to go to the press briefing right now. here it is. >> 10:39 this morning. as an update from previous releases the scene is secure. we have now transitioned from a dynamic scene to an investigative scene. we have two -- we have a total of six individuals that were involved. two are deceased. one is a male. he was the lone gunman. and one is a female. four others were injured. three of them were transported to providence hospital in everett and one was treat at the scene and released. the entire school has been -- as far as students -- has been transported away from the school. only law enforcement is on scene along with any students or staff, approximately 30 of them, that were witnesses to what happened. and they are part of the investigation and being questioned. all other students, again, have gone to the reunification.

if you're not familiar with it a show about a drug kingpin had makes methamphetamine.olls feature the lead character in a lab coat with accompanying gas mask and two beak kearse. his accomplice has chilly peppers his own mask and hazmat suit. the mom says you know what, this isn't at all suitable in a children's toy store. >> kids mimic their action figures if you will. do you want your child in an orange jumpsuit. >> what do you hope accomplish? >> get those taken off the shelves and put them in an appropriate store. put them in an adult store. >> the florida mom started a petition that has dozens of signatures so far shushes she has nothing against the show but believes the meth inspired toys aren't suitable for children. >> a look at your health news now. sugary sodas not only increase your risk of diabetes and heart attacks they speed up your aging process like smoking. researchers at the university of california say san francisco look at how soda intake affects the cell aging of more than 5,000 people. people who drank 20-ounces of soda a day had dna similar to pe

i think saudi arabia is the absolute kingpin of opec.e past welcomed the advent of shale drilling, you know, more oil, will help supply markets, help balance markets but they may may now be coming to see it as a direct threat hitting closer to home. >> is there much shale producers or oilsands producers can do, they are working every year on bringing the cost of their production, but certainly in the oilsands world there is infrastructure there. in the shale world there is building out to do. a lot of front end cost to get oil out of the shale. >> i don't think a lot of analysts would say that everybody at 80-dollar oil you would see an immediate reduction in shale production. you know, it takes a while to move around these rigs to make the big investment plans, to go forward, we are not going to see some immediate pairing back in that level of investment. but over the medium term a year or two out, you could see some of the big investment programs paired back. >> what an interesting conundrum for my viewer who could really grow to enjoy

in the 1980s had hooked up with freeway ricky ross which "los angeles times" has described as the kingpinwhere i think the story got wrong was in the first few paragraphs of the story and the packaging which showed a crack addict superimposed on the seal of the cia. it sbepded to imply but did not state that the cia somehow introduced crack cocaine into the inner cities but essentially arguing that by allowing these traffickers to access to people like freeway rick, they played a blind eye type role. >> was that that took him down? >> i think what took him down was there were loose ends to the story. as a reporter at the time myself i investigated this. and i always try to get at the answers. i don't know if we'll ever get to the entire truth of the matter. but it certainly is and what the big powerful newspapers that were in a position to continue to investigate and get answers did. they basically buried the story. then the cia came along in the height of the monica lewinsky scandal and reported that they had allowed their assets to deal drugs and did not report it to the justice departm

. >>> officials in mexico say a major drug kingpin is in custody this morning.rthern city known as the viceroy or the general. carrillo fuentes had a $5 million price on his head. here in the u.s., he faces a 46-count indictment in texas for trafficking, murder and money laundering. >>> new information surfacing on the man charged with kidnapping university of virginia sophomore hannah graham. jesse matthew, as you can see here as a cabbie, reportedly was driving a taxi in 2009 on the night virginia tech student morgan harrington vanished. harrington was later found dead. she was seen getting into a yellow cab the night she disappeared. police have already said they have forensic evidence linking matthew to her disappearance. sources say authorities recently seized the cab he drove. >>> mixed martial artist jason "mayhem" miller is in jail after a tense standoff with a s.w.a.t. team. police say they were serving an arrest warrant for domestic violence and stalking at miller's home when he barricaded himself inside. during the standoff, miller was live tweeting,