he faces a number of drugs and money landering charges in new york, chicago, miami and texas. they have not commented about the idea of extradition and the head of the cartel is behind bars tonight. the organization is not out of business. . it is not the only cartel operating in mexico to supply the americans the drugs. for more now on the arrest of guzman, we are joined by al jazeera adam from mexico city and thank you for joining us on "inside story" and today guzman is officially charged and what are the counts? >> well, really, it is one charge, and it is for breaking the mexican drug trafficking laws and that is significant and showing the u.s. they are registering a charge, but they haven't started to file many of the charges against him. so we don't know yet if the government and their president is going to lay on a lot of other charges that are pending against him. if they did so, that is signalling that this man is not leaving mexico with the blessing of the government any time soon. >> what did the government say to the people of mexico. >> it is flag day in mexico

have failed in their key goal of protecting eurozone members from collapse the so-called troika of landers is also accused of failing to consult national governments and merely giving them ultimatums moreover the report says the troika lacks accountability and transparency and applies a blanket approach to all crisis hit countries are just bitter all over reports of the growing discontent with the system their hands on the purse strings of europe's cash strapped. that confidence in the euro zone's three biggest lenders known as the troika is wavering in terms of public debt in terms of potential rolph in terms of unemployment there is. worse now than before the troika intervention in the country by greece made up of the international monetary fund the e.u. and the european central bank the idea behind the troika was to get the most indebted eurozone nations back on an even keel through bailouts and at times crippling austerity measures island became the first to leave the bailout program at the end of last year not before cutting thirty billion euro from the budget seeing salary squeeze by

students sent 3,000 vat len tiens to veterans >> jackie speier says she was inspired by ann landers encouraging readers to send cars to veterans every valentine's day. that is a nice thing to do >> and valentine's day came early for penguin enclosure at golden gate park. >> biologists passed out heart-shaped valentines to the pengiuns, they seemed appreciative. >> they usually shred them, using sort materials to plump up the nest. >> that often encourages couples to breed. hidden agenda. >> who doesn't like a new bed. right? >> from all of us here, thanks >>> welcome to "world news," where right here tonight, millions of americans are battling the fast, furious and frozen finale of a record-breaking storm. ice falling like missiles. firefighters barely able to see the flames. drivers stranded in their cars. and 500,000 americans without power on a dark and stormy night. >>> american outrage. 65 of the most dangerous men in the world, freed from prison in afghanistan. why? >>> your cable bill, what will happen tonight, if comcast buys time warner, the big business news today. >>> and true grit.

walt landers got hit with a gray charge for $87 for diet pills after ordering a free sample of the product>> it's like what the heck is this? >> reporter: marilyn found 15 gray charges on her credit card statements after clicking on an offer for free shipping. >> i didn't pay enough attention. >> reporter: and that's usually the problem. companies are required by law to clearly inform customers about any additional charges that could come their way but more often than not terms are buried in the fine print or customers are required to do something like check a box or make a call in order to opt out of the charge. >> plus free shipping. >> reporter: hurrycane says its offer complied with legal guidelines but that didn't help chandler who missed this one line on the invoice and worries others will too. >> there's a lot of people won't notice at all. >> reporter: bottom line, check your statements carefully for more than just those fraudulent charges. meanwhile, hurrycane tells us that the pills lee chandler received were a promotional offer. it was tested on a small scale. if you have a cons

now, this sounds ridiculous, hit lander the holocaust were the worst thing to ever happen in human history and nothing, nothing can possibly be compared to it ever. well, as i am sure you have heard tom perkin who is the proud owner of the biggest yacht on planet earth and a venture capitalist managed to do it to be absolutely specific in a letter published in the "wall street journal", perkins compared the up rest over high-tech riches in san francisco, the attacks on google buses and whatnot to kristallnacht, the night of broken glass. he later said he regretted the reference. now, normally onings this kind of imbusiness cilic behavior but even his own company could not. kleiner perkins, of which he is the perkins part wrote "tom perkins not been involved in the company in years. we were shocked by his views expressed today in "the wall street journal" and do not agree." "washington post" columnist vivic west spreads the blame, not perkins alone, he writes, but ceos and venture capitalist and even regular employees who have lost touch. with us this morning along with his role at the news

they're being you know this is more of tonight's conversations of the great minds of evan weber and and landers. i marinate join me on. that impartial and financial reporting commentary for news and much much. only on the best and only. conversations with. evan webber co-founder of u.s. climate plan and angela anderson director of the climate energy program with the union of concerned scientists and let's get back to this. the energy transmission infrastructure of the united states was if not built certainly designed in the late nineteenth century early twentieth century. how do we move from one thousand eight hundred twentieth century energy infrastructure whether it be pipelines or trucks transporting gasoline or the electric grid is the obvious you know system to twenty first century energy systems to distribute energy appropriately twenty first century it's a great question and i think in a lot of ways we already are i think the major question is will washington in our bureaucrats catch up with the change that's going under way right now. our energy infrastructure is democratizing in a way

the us government mortgage giant freddie mac has posted a huge annual profit the state affiliated lander earned over forty eight billion dollars in twenty thirteen. that's more than thirty five billion euro. as a result freddie mac said it will pay the u s history a ten billion dollars dividend next month. he has already paid its full government bailout last year at the height of the financial crisis in two thousand and eight the government rescued freddie mac and its bigger sibling fannie mae was one hundred eighty seven billion dollars in tax. it has been nearly a month now since french gossip magazine published a story accusing president and online. having an affair. neither confirmed nor denied the reporting but he did eventually split up with his longtime partner validate realignment of the better chance to sit down with the pup iraq so that took the photos. it was an inside look at how the story unfolding. we seem to be in a paris cafe. he sits down for unto thee. he doesn't seem to fit the stereotype. her accent. he's not selling the on duty. he didn't sneak up on us. but then aga

the so called troika of landers is also accused of failing to consult national governments and nearly getting them all to me and store over the reports as a troika lacks accountability and transparency and applies a blanket approach to old crisis hit countries are due to all reports on the growing discontent with the system their homes. the strings of europe's cash strapped confidence in the euro since three biggest lenders. notice the troika is wavering. in terms of debt to total potential role in terms of unemployment to raise us up where's now than before the trach intervention in the coffee bag please. made up of the international motif on to the eu the european central bank. the idea behind the troika was to get the most in depth seed eurozone nations on an even keel through bailouts and at times crippling austerity measures. violence became the first to leave the bailout program at the end of last year. not the full cut scene sixty billion euro from the budget seeing celery screens and twenty cents. in southern europe hopes of a flight to the end of the tunnel on tight. speciall

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they're being you know this is more of tonight's conversations the great minds of evan weber and and landers. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question. i marinate join me. in that impartial and financial commentary service and much much. only on the bus and only. i'm the president and i'm a society that i'm big corporation trying to convince to consume can do i'm the banker i take all that all about money and i'm vastly sick for a politician writing the laws and regulations to tax bankers. out. there just too much is a society. that. welcome back to conversations with. evan weber co-founder of u.s. climate plan and angela anderson director of the climate energy program with the union of concerned scientists and let's get back to this. the energy transmission infrastructure of the united states was if not built certainly designed in the late nineteenth century early twentieth century. how do we move from one thousand eight hundred twentieth century energy

expect this exposure rate to go up this this is a nuclear powered carrier that i mean they they have lander steady i mean from from watching the tom clancy movies is that when you've got a nuclear reactor on board like on a submarine or an aircraft carrier you've got all kinds of radiation detectors all over the thing that if radiation is detected sirens go off and people jump up and down with their hair on fire and you know how come none of that happened well or did it clearly these sailors were put into harm's way and their mission. was you know clearly vital but to hold back information i think one of the big concerns that we've got is that now the u.s. navy is saying that these sailors didn't get any more radiation than you would get on an airplane flight or you know it being exposed to rocks but clearly. the you know what it's so disingenuous to try to make that distinction between. internal exposure when these sailors were inhaling radiation as opposed to external exposure you don't inhale rocks you don't eat dirt you know these exposures have much more significant consequence when yo

they got three or four huge titles, sky landers, call of duty, world of warcraft.hey have done great on the hits in the past. tony hawk and some of the other music games. but they still have a lot of challenges. it is a very different world now. you've got games like super cell making a billion dollars a year off of one game, advertising free super bowl. it is a very different world than activision and the others are used to competing in. and i think activision still has challenges on the digital side outside of world of warcraft. it shows there is fatigue. >> i noticed some on the numbers, too. but i wonder in the case of activision -- i mean, we saw these results that were really not strong from electronic arts, the number two player. and we saw the same thing with the maker of grand theft auto. does activision seem to have a better portfolio, or is it too early in the cycle to tell you >> i think it is absolutely too early in the cycle to tell. we are talking about 8 million consoles sold worldwide. we are just the first six months of the cycle. it is way too ea

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she was inspired by columnist ann landers who encouraged her readers to send card to them on have tinesd valentine's indicate came early at the peping winen closure at the california academy of sigh neps golden gate park. biologist passed out heart shape valentine's to the african penguin which seem to really appreciate it. penguin usually take them back to the living spaces and shred them. they like to use soft material including leaves and twig and paper to fluff up the nest and that often encourages couples to breed. >> well more to come here tonight on 7 news at 9:00. did this highway patrol officer go too far taking down an uncooperative passenger? in this case a fellow peace peace officere- the vicious winter storm that has descended on the eastern sea board moving up the coast. latest on it. >> meet the new spokeswoman for the california drought. how did lady gaga get that job? another half hour of 7 news at another half hour of 7 news at one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making le

that doesn't stifle these companies but at the same time takes serious you could have real money landerring going on using virtual currencies. you need stronger regulation that prevents things we don't want? melissa: right. >> doesn't do things with inunturnedded consequences with things in the virtual currency world. melissa: bitcoin ceo was arrested on this and he was on this show earlier. this is problem for bitcoin or isolated incident. >> good question. i think it is sign of a problem that used to exist with bitcoin. there is question that whether it still exists in serious form. >> the problem being what? the specifically it was used on this forum, in order to hide illegal activity? seems like in a lot of way is what bitcoin was designed for, to keep buyers and sellers anonymous that lends itself to illegal activity. >> it started off as something not too many people were using. people who wanted to engage in illicit activities found useful. but you're seeing it evolve now. there is lot, the technology behind bitcoin as we studied it in these hearings last week holds potential to brin

activision, think of the titles for video games such as call of duty, yes, that's in my home, sky landersy home, and the pipeline, it's all about the pipeline for 2014. new titles for call of duty and skylander series. now i know what i'll be buying this year. charles: it's good to get an early jump on your christmas shopping. >> great. charles: yesterday was christmas for green mountain. up huge. how is it doing today? >> it's down just 1/2 a percent,.8. coca-cola a stake, they want to make single serve carbonated and noncarbonated with tea and juice. charles: sandra and wi were talking about twitter, a horrific day. any bounce back. >> it's opposed to yesterday, it's getting back 2 1/4%. a tough week for twitter. charles: thanks a lot. we talk a lot about tech driving the markets and driving the economy, it's the place it put your money. right now we're joined by billionaire investor who has a different way to actually invest in technology. carl burke joins us from mountainview, california and you take investing in tech further and say technology plus biology is the future. explain that

we've also had landers on the surface that have been able to scrape the soil and see there is permafrostan understand better what the mechanism is, it might have something to do with the fact that it is now martian summer in the northern hemisphere, that might help us figure out how this water can make its way out. jon: still no little green men discovered on the red planet. dr. derek pitts. >> thank you, jon. no little green men yet but chance to buy beachfront property soon. jon: i will put down a deposit. dr. pitts, thank you. jenna: i prefer the beach frond property than the little green guys just for the record. jon: i think they come with the territory. jenna: more than a dozen people go into the hospital for surgery. now we're learning they may have left with a deadly incurrable disease. we'll tell you where. >>> also a terrifying day on the job. a construction worker dangling from an overpass. more on this heart-stopping accident next. jenna: big developments on the top stories and breaking news. jon: after 10 days of testimony and dozens of witnesses, prosecutors rest their case

. >> yes lander stand it, the subsidy was set up in a way that no one should have to pay more than 9%f their income for health insurance. could you give me and i would accept -- on the spot some kind of numerical example of someone who would have a disincentive to work because of the subsidy whether it's 90% or 50% or whatever it is. i'm having a hard time understanding how that could possibly make sense. >> it's not that they have no incentive to work but they have a smaller incentive to work otherwise. >> moving on as we look at the long-term repercussions of deficits and projections and so forth, and the impact of entitlements, social security and medicare and so forth have you done an analysis of what immigration reform would do to soften the impact of those expenditures and i shouldn't prejudice you, to change the long-term impact of health care costs of social security benefits and also the economic and if it's? >> it's? >> us, congressman. we did a thorough analysis of the immigration bill passed by the senate last year and found that legislation would reduce deficit budgets an