. >> host: well in your chapter "today's media kingpins" you write the global tv video service marketexceeded $220 billion in revenue in 2013. then you good through and you list some of the -- what you call the media kingpins, and you have as number one, comcast. >> guest: yes. that wasn't necessarily in order but in this case, at least in the u.s., you would have to list comcast at the top of the list. they still have the most subscribers, even though they were not successful in buying time warner cable. they were successful in acquiring nbc universal from ge in its entirety in two steps. first they bought 51%, then the remaining 49%. so they're not only the biggest distributor of content in the u.s. but they're also one of the biggest content companies through nbc universal. and they also are very adept with technology. they employ thousands of their own engineers in addition to working with some of the biggest technology companies like era, who bought general instruments, bought motorola, who acquired general instruments from google. yes, that's right, going bought motorola/gi, and

make sure the brave men and women of law enforcement have the resources they need to go after drug kingpins and violent gangs, disrupt the flow of drugs into our country, and address the real threats to our communities. with no other disease do we expect people to wait until they're a danger to themselves or others to self-diagnose and seek treatment. so we should approach abuse as an opportunity to intervene, not incarcerate. and we all have a role to play here. parents, we have to understand how important it is to talk to our kids, and to safely store medications in the house. the medical community has to be engaged, too because better prescribing practices will make a difference. and as a country, we have to keep working to reduce drug use through evidence-based treatment, prevention, and recovery. because research shows it works. courageous americans show it works, every day. that's why the man i named to head the office of national drug control policy michael botticelli is a man in long-term recovery himself. he talks about it openly and honestly, precisely to strike down the shame and

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the drug kingpin's son mock authorities showing his father hiding in plain sight. >> now whether it was, a mistake or to try off investigators there's no telling if the son intended to leave that location tag on the photo but in the past el chapo's sons both bragged about their lavish lifestyle. so for many people looking at this photo it's not too far fetched to think it is the drug trafficker joaquin "el chapo" guzman. >> thank you so much. >>> balancing religion and politics. it's a difficult issue that we've been discussing all week and we'll talk with the founder of the gay christian network about the clerk jailed in kentucky for refusing to handout marriage licenses. and the presidential candidate who says this confirms quote the criminalization of christianity in our country. >>> the debate over religion and politics rages in kentucky and across the country. as self-proclaimed christian kim davis sits in jail. she refused to issue marriage licenses for anyone after the supreme court's ruling legalizing same-sex marriage. so the question s-how can this be resolved and how can the

it seems like you didn't bust a heroin ring, didn't take kingpins off the street, didn't you round up a bunch of junkies here. >> we certainly dentidn't do as much as we could do. there is more. >> reporter: does it make a dent in the problem? >> we can only do what we can do and try to aggressively pursue the distributors of heroin. that's one small piece of the overall fight against the epidemic. >> reporter: do you think this will even make a dent in the problem? >> we have got to do something. so, let's start making a little dent here. a little dent there. and maybe -- you know, we can save somebody else's kid. >> reporter: for her part, guy vigna says any amount of heroin taken off the streets makes the community a better place. >> that individual portion of that is like a single serving of death. when you are removing that potentially that is not one more mom that will call me and say, can you put my child's name on my shirt. i am tired of doing that. tired of getting the phone call that says i got the call. they died. >> reporter: officer wilson hopes she is right. he wants to

world to think so this week posted on his twitter page believed to belong to the son of the cartel kingpins caption, comfortable here, you already know with who. flanged by two unidentified men whose faces are conferred by oversized emojis, the the photo appears to show 29 year-old he will fred owe guzman sitting at a restaurant with a man whose mustache resembles that of his fathers. it is clear, many hope it is him. the these men give more to mexico than our rotten government one user writes. other user writes be safe, my hero. location tag said costa rica. cnn contacted the authorities, who said, we're aware of the picture that has surface budd we believe in costa rica they are talking about is not in our country but a town in mexico. there are no current investigations or operations targeting mr. guzman in costa rica. there is a small fishing town about 30 minutes south of the mexico, coincidently the same state in in mexico where he will chop owe was born. spokesmen for mexico's attorney general's office who is in charge of the manhunt to find he will alcohol owe tells cnn we are awar

flew into bad -- cruise is in columbia filming a movie about a pilot who worked for the late drug kingpin pablo escobar. >>> let's head now to minnesota where authorities have confirmed that a family of five found dead in their home all suffered gunshot wounds. according to police, four of the family members were found in their bedrooms. the husband was found in the garage. police have recovered the shotgun believed to be used in the killings. but they have not named a suspect or a motive. overseas this morning, 107 people are dead after a construction crane toppled over last night crashing into a grand mosque. it happened during a violent rainstorm in the city of mecca, islam's holiest site. right now crews are looking through the rubble for anyone who may be trapped. >>> in china the death toll in last month's chemical warehouse explosion has reached 173. chinese authorities say they have ended the search for eight people who are still mising. that includes five firefighters. more than a hundred firefighters died in the blast. much more hazardous material that were thorssed. including 7

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the drug kingpin's son seemingly mocking authorities, showing his father hiding in plain sight.that the location tag on that twit pic was left on. whether that was intentional by mistake or to intentionally try to throw investigators off track, that's not clear, but we wanted to show you something. check this out. we decided to put the mugshot of el chapo when he was captured in 2013 next to that snapshot of the twitter photo that was put out and some will say that is a pretty plausible resemblance. some might say an uncanny resemblance. you see the similarities in the mustache, the chin, and the chubby face of the man better known as el chapo, which means "shorty" in spanish. >> it's a one thing to know where he is. it's another to act on it. >> there's a lot of criticism that the mexican government has received, even if they do know, will they make the step to go in after him. >> thanks very much. >> thanks, marty. >> and we're going to be right back. i work on the cheerios team. and when i found out that my daughter-in-law, joyce, can't eat gluten, we found a way to remove th

. >> reporter: when isis financial kingpin abu sayyaff was killed by u.s. special forces last may, american soldiers made a startling discovery-- hundreds of precious antiquities stored in his compound. today, newly declassified documents show for the first time just how deeply isis relies on smuggling antiquities to fund its terror. abu sayyaff was the group's top antiquities dealer. receipts also show him to be a careful record keeper. treasury officials told us transactions totaled hundreds of millions of dollars. >> they kind of knew what they were doing. >> reporter: the state department's richard stengel: >> it was systematic. so not only did we see receipts, we saw an elaborate org chart of how the antiquities department of isil works and it was a global operation that uses everything from facebook to the dark web. it was very organized, very comprehensive. >> reporter: it sounds like a crime ring. >> it is a crime ring. >> reporter: we found evidence of this black market ourselves when we filmed under cover in turkey this month. two syrian smugglers

. >> reporter: when isis financial kingpin, abu sayyaff was killed last may, soldiers made a startling discovery. hundreds of antiquities stored in his compound. newly declassified documents show for the first time how deeply isis relies on smuggling to fund its terror. sayyaff was the top dealer. receipts show him him to be a careful record keeper. transactions totaled hundreds of millions of dollars. >> the state department's richard stengel. >> it was systematic. not only did we see receipts. we saw elaborate work shart of how the antiquities department worked and it was a global operation that uses everything from faceback the few dark web. it was very organized and comprehensive. >> this sounds like a crime ring. >> it is a crime ring. >> reporter: we found evidence of this black market ourselves when we filmed undercover in turkey this month. two syrian smugglers offered us ancient roman mosaics they claimed they had dug out of the ground in apamea. it is one of syria's most important heritage sites seen here in satellite photos in 2011. now riddled with robber holes. >> looting

. >> reporter: when isis financial kingpin, abu sayyaff was killed by u.s. special forces last may, soldiers made a startling discovery. hundreds of antiquities stored in his compound. today, newly declassified documents show for the first time how deeply isis relies on smuggling antiquities to fund its terror. abu sayyaff was the top dealer. receipts show him him to be a careful record keeper. treasury officials told us transactions totaled hundreds of millions of dollars. >> they kind of knew what they were doing. >> the state department's richard stengel. >> it was systematic. not only did we see receipts. we saw elaborate work shart of how the antiquities department worked and it was a global operation that uses everything from facebook to the dark web. it was very organized and comprehensive. >> this sounds like a crime ring. >> it is a crime ring. >> reporter: we found evidence of this black market ourselves when we filmed undercover in turkey this month. two syrian smugglers offered us ancient roman mosaics they claimed they had dug out of the ground

the drug kingpin's son seemingly mocking authorities showing his father hiding in plain sight. >> whethero brag or by a mistake or to throw investigators off track, there's no telling if the inteng was to leave that location tag on the photo, but his son has been in the past known to brag about his lavish and opulent lifestyle. many people this could be a photo of the world's most famous drug trafficker. cnn atlanta. >>> people in asia know all too well this was a very cold winter but it was one for the record books. derek joins us. they were calling this an arctic vortex, they were saying it was so cold, but really that cold? >> it's australia's version of the northern hemisphere's polar vortex. it's actually melbourne's coldest season in well some time. in fact, they didn't reach temperatures above 14 degrees celsius a few stretches of weeks and that was the coldest they had been since 1989. >> and they don't expect those sort of conditions there. >> no, they don't, not in melbourne, australia. coldest in 26 years, tasmania had its coldest winter season in 50 years. september 1st is kin

clark family near louisville, and he was one of the principals in the spanish conspiracy, and the kingpin of the spanish conspiracy with general james wilkinson, the highest-ranking officer in the u.s. army and, in the words of the man who was his commander before he died, general anthony wayne, wilkinson was from the bark to the very core, a villain. [laughter] wayne also called him the worst of all bad men. [laughter] he knew what he was dealing with. unfortunately, he did not live long enough. my information comes from clark's own words in his journal. i will call it the notebook, because that is how they refer to it in the state historical society. i have found corroboration for words in it in spanish archives. the reason i knew to look there is because i use them in my book about st. charles, missouri. when i came up with questions, i thought, well, let's see what the spanish archives say. i was unprepared for what i found. i have a degree in spanish and -- let's see. i told you how i came upon clark's journal. just trying to spare myself embarrassment. in 1798, william clark was a 2

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>>> plus did escape drug kingpin give away his location.hat we're learning of a picture that his son posted on twitter. >>> a kentucky clerk says that she will stay in jail as long as it takes after not approving same-sex marriage license. what happens next? you're live in the cnn news room. ♪ >>> hello and thanks for joining me. i am martin. there are thousands that have some fleeing countries and they have arrived at the austria border. they began this trip after the hung -- stopped from over night. this refugees is expected to continue and most seeking asylum in germany and the you nalted nations is desperate to find a solution. the u.s. is one of the countries trying to help out. it will take in in 3,000 by the end of this month. that's according to the state department john kirby. joining me now and fred the government there is standing by. what are they doing to try to help them? >> reporter: well, they're doing a bit. i want to pan around and it's more of the people of the small town and they have started a massive aide drive early t

he wanted to be kingpin, tough guy. he was always talking with us like he was in control.act, talking with the wool pulled over his eyes. we asked him what we could do, as investigators to help identify potential suspects and that's when he brought up the sex slasher film festival. >> there's always the link between sex and violence. i think it's safe to say the guy fantasizes a lot and he finds ways to vicariously experience the thing that is get him off. in this case, it's killing young women. like anybody else who has an obsession, he has ways he vicariously satisfies it. one way he gets off is slasher films. i know it sounds weird. what i would do is i would find the bloodiest, coolest slasher movie that's out there that's never been shown, a vivid, lurid, sex murder kind of flick. >> the investigators decide to go. what they want bundy to do is talk about his involvement in his own crimes. >> can you see ted bundy contacting us in the future saying i'm ready talk? >> yes, i can see myself talking to you sometime. >> how about within the next two or three hours? >> nic

a possible hint about the location of the drug kingpin el chapo, courtesy of social media? do you follow his son by any chance? you have to see the the picture that his son took that police are very interested in. just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. son of el chapo may have shared some clues about his father the the drug lord's whereabouts. >> possible revelation comes in a tweet, he probably should get off twitter. >> this account belongs to alfredo guzman hoist el chapo's son. faces of two unidentified men are covered by emojis there and caption in spanish that translates satisfied here, you already know with whom. the tweets location shows costa rica but it is unclear if that refers to the country, or the town, in the the country of mexico. >> i refuse to believe he could be so philly as to not think about the location or of his tweets. >> well, some people just don't know how to use twitter, including the general manager's wife, of the washington redskins, have you heard about tha

let's not forget that altria, the domestic tobacco kingpin behind the marlboro man, happens to be the largest shareholder in sabmiller. vice loves each other. if ab inbev can actually buy miller, that will add a huge pile of cash to m.o.'s enormous war chest, to fund deals, to return to their shareholders. or an even more beneficial dividend than their current payout. here's the bottom line. i'm not recommending the vice stocks. i'm here to try to help you find the next sabmiller, which we already did. instead i want to understand why these mergers have become so necessary. in a world that's become increasingly hostile to the tobacco, alcohol, and gambling stocks. in these health-conscious days, with governments desperate for revenue, for the vice squad, let's just call it as we see it. it's merge or die. let's go to ben in texas. kaunchs b kaunchs. >> caller: big old booyah. i've got a p. e.g. of 1.7. is it time to buy? >> people are concerned that this coal can a cola monster distribution issue in europe is cluttering monster sales and losing share to red bull. i think the coca-cola

. >> the new netflix binge that tells the story of colombian cocaine kingpin and the dea agent that took him down. tied am meeting up with the actor who plays the dea agent and taking him for some columbia food at 38rd and lexington. >> the show is fantastic. >> there has never been a film about pablo escobar in the two-hour i done believe you can put that into that sort of framing that is in. i hi what we have done is, on this first season has made like a ten-hour film. >> he invented that industry of cocaine and very much is an industry. >> talk to us the cracker that you play. he actually cook down escobar. >> i am steve murphy. drug enforcement agent. >> something that is coverage rage bows the character that you went down there and basically, i don't know if you call it the lion's den. >> this is really your show in a lot ways. are nar rating it. >> what is great about steve is sort of per noon, he keeps at it and so much note hen character and also, strength en that sort of a thing. >> how did colombians respond to you guys doing this project there? >> people were ap planessive abo

you might remember the case, the drug kingpin known as el chapo, escaped from a maximum security prisonwling through a tunnel that magically led right to his jail cell. a mexican judge has begun proceedings against two members of the mexican intelligence services and two prison employees. william la jeunesse is following the story from the west coast newsroom. hi, william. >> reporter: leland, experts always said this had fingerprints inside job. the question was how high and how many? right now that is seven. mexican judge say two prison employees in the control room and two members about mexico's domestic intelligence agency helped el chapo escape. three others two guards, supervisor have already been charged. remember there was a camera in guzman's cell. the guards were charged purposely looking other way and failing to sound alarm after the escape which reportedly cost el chapo, 15 million bucks in bribes, seven million each. maybe they won't enjoy that anytime soon. the two men are being held in the same prison they were guards. el chapo is one of the world's richest and most wante

the drug kingpin's son seemingly mocking authorities, showing his father hiding in plain sight. whether it was to brag, by a mistake, or to throw investigators off track, there's no telling if the intention was to leave that location tag on the photo, but el chapo's son has been in the past known to brag about his lavish and opulent lifestyle. many believe this could very well be a photo of the world's most wanted drug trafficker. nick valencia, cnn, atlanta. >>> and coming up, police officers across america on edge after a disturbing rash of police murders. toid arthritis l. and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic, this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contrubutes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers,

and the next thing you know, he's a damn kingpin. you know why? because the fbi let it happen. >> i grew up with jimmy and his brother billy, a senator, and that is a bond that doesn't get broken. >> "black mass" is an unholy alliance between the fbi in james "whitey" bulger, who is the most notorious and mythical crime figure in boston's history. >> how come no one has nailed whitey bluger? >> he seems to be involved in every crime in the city and yet the bureau keeps saying he's clean. >> what's bulger done? >> what's he done? everthing. >> this true life narrative is so compelling, because you have this most notorious crime figure in the city of boston, while his brother, billy bulger, is the president of the state senate and considered to be the most powerful politician in the city of boston. boston is an extremely diverse and complex city. you have the north end, which is all italian-americans. then, of course, you have south boston, which is irish-american. and that's where we set our story. the notion of the bonds of brotherhood and familie

. >> proceedings begin against four law enforcement officials accused of helping drug kingpin joaquin el chapo guzman escape from prison. >> lots of sunshine. you don't have to be dodging any showers or thunderstorms later on today. we'll hold that off till wednesday and thursday. here's your planner. we're going to heat up fast. as soon as the sun comes up 85 degrees. near 90 just after lunch time. we'll be into the lower 90s rain free but the wind out of the south keeping it pretty humid this afternoon. details on those showers, much >>> welcome back. i'm allyson rae. it's a gorgeous start. take a look at your forecast. actually a beautiful shot here of the capitol. we're looking at sunshine today. lower 90s. hot and humid. sunshine across the board. rain showers and thunderstorms return to the forecast tomorrow and thursday. i'll have your futurecast coming up. first here's larry miller. >>> we're keeping a close eye on yet another accident, this on 3:55 between old hundred road and green valley road where we have an issue out there causing delays. sky 9 is over the scene right now

>>> did escape drug kingpin el chapo give away his hiding. >>> a clerk say that is she will stay in jail issue same-sex marriage license. i have someone who you supports here. what happens next? you're live in the cnn news room. ♪ >>> hello and thanks for joining me. i am martin. we begin in europe where some have arrived at the australia border. they began this trip after the hung

members of the mexican intelligence service who worked at the prison housing mexico's most notorious kingpin. the other were prison employees in the control room. all four are accused of helping a prisoner escape and not allowing protocol in sounding the alarm. >>> coming up, a man completes the ultimate marathon with his son in tow running across the country for a good cause. >> the defiant county clerk behind bars for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples is demanding a get out of jail free card. that is coming up in the next half hour. >>> welcome back. in health alert, a simple blood test that tells how well your body is aging. researchers in london say the tests can predict when a person will die, identifies those at a high risk of dementia. the test looks for a so-called aging signature in blood cell by comparing 150 different genes. it gives no clues about slowing the aging process. >> so it says you are 30 but genes of 190. >> that's tough. >>>. >> all right. great way to start your day. >>> asbury park, you will see the flag is blowing out toward the west this morning.

rogue nations, terra facility is, weapons of mass destruction, proliferators, money launderers, drug kingpins and national security threats. over the last 15 years at the 11 distinguished and self as aggressive enforcer of nations sanctions, laws against countries like russia and iran and north korea and money launderers, terrorists and narco traffickers. after earning undergraduate and law degrees adam szubin was a fellow of the civil rights dollar in israel before joining the department of justice, served as counsel to the deputy attorney general, trial attorney on the terrorism litigation task force receiving the justice department had special commendation award for his work countering terrorism. from 2006-2015 he directed treasury's office of foreign assets control where many of us first came to know him as a viable policymakers and superb lawyer. the anti-defamation league in a recent letter endorsing his nomination described him, quote, as an intellectual heavyweight who has worked effectively with global partners to amplify the affects of u.s. sanctions. i couldn't agree with that asse

are learning more details about the investigation into the escape of mexico's most notorious drug kingpin. a dozen people are now in custody in connection to the prison escape. four officials are accused of helping joaquin elchapo escape. no chase of him yet. >>> the house voted to block federal funding for planned parenthood over the next year as republicans are expressing outrage over abortion. veto it if it passes the senate. several federal lawmaker said they will not vote for a budget that includes funding for planned parenthood. >>> dennis guerra will be honored today after dieing in april of last year responding to a fire. his partner was also seriously hurt in the same incident. >>> a gruesome murder mystery has been solved. police in boston say bella bond is the 2-year-old girl they were calling baby doe. she was found in june on a beach in boston harbor. cops posts an image to social immediate y and they arrested he has been charged with her murder. and 40-year-old rochelle bond, the girl's mother, was also it up. >>> a big push is underway on long island to close what health of

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the kingpins of the ivory trade. >> joining me now the the author and subject of the documentary, brianie, chief correspondent and founder of national geographic special investigations unit. with a big welcome to you, i know this went far beyond the usual investigative report. instead of following the money, you followed the ivory. you created fake tusks, put them on the black market, watched them go right into the hands of the worst terrorists on the continent. give us some background here. >> as you said in the opening, the elephants are under siege across africa. 30,000 elephants every year being killed in just the most brutal ways and taking that problem on struck us year on year as an impossible mission. so let's take a mission impossible approach and we created fake tusks. we couldn't enter the illegal ivory trade ourselves so we created tusks that couldened enter the illegal ivory trade. in those tusks we embedded a satellite based gps system. know one's ever tried it before. we thought it would go to asia and instead it went to the most violent area in africa right now. >> and y

we have photos posted to facebook and twitter allegedly from the suns of the escaped mexican drug kingpinving us an inside look at the wealth of these drug cartel guys have amassed. what have they got? ashley: money stacked on a coffee table, a series on netflix, very much taunting of the authorities. this is 32-year-old alfredo car keys, and the baby line in the background. it was holding stocks of cash as well, more cash, a little insight into the world's, thanks to the selling of narcotics and a basement garage full of all of these vehicles. stuart: they are taunting the mexicans. ashley: this was posted on facebook and twitter, they haven't verified it but look like it. stuart: extraordinary. up next the new poll shows joe biden has an edge over republicans if he decides to run, hillary clinton does not. ed klein has a new book called unlikable about hillary clinton. in the next hour, the next -- president obama sits down with raul castro of cuba, the second hour of "varney and company" is two minutes away. ... >> on the dot precisely, 10:00 eastern time and here are stories we have f

illicit use and combating rogue nations, terrorist facilitators, weapons of mass destruction, drug kingpin'scurity threats. he has distinguished himself as a tough, aggressive enforcer of a nation sanctions laws against countries like russia and iran and north korea and money launderers, terrorists and narco traffickers. he was aning a degree, fulbright scholar in israel before joining the department of justice. he served as counsel to the deputy attorney general. he was a trial attorney on the litigation task force, receive and the justice department special commendation reward. 2015, he directed for assets control where many knew him as a thoughtful policymaker and a superb lawyer. the anti-defamation league endorsed adam's nomination. they described him as an intellectual heavyweight who has worked effectively with global amplify to amplto the effects. i cannot agree more. i look forward to your testimony today. thank you very much. >> mr. szubin, will you stand and raise your right hand? the testimony you were about to give is the truth and the whole truth? mrthe agreed to testify before