that is a very good reply, my lord. were you in a state of grace when you stole the archbishop's horse? oh, devil take the archbishop's horse and you too! we are here to try a case of heresy, and no sooner do we come to the root of the matter then we are thrown back by idiots who understand nothing but horses. gentlemen, gentlemen, in clinging to these small issues you are the maid's best advocates. i am not surprised his lordship has lost patience with you. what does the promoter say? does he press these trumpery matters? i am bound by my office to press everything, but i share the impatience of his lordship as to these minor charges. only, with great respect, i must emphasize the gravity of two very horrible and blasphemous crimes which she does not deny. first, she communicates with evil spirits and is therefore a sorceress. second, she wears men's clothes, which is indecent, unnatural, and abominable. and in spite of our most earnest remonstrances and entreaties, she will not change them even to receive the sacramen

>> the house of lords is a very dignified chamber.f you want to see what the house of commons looks like once you look at the house of lords, there is a lot once it is their time to leave the house of commons. voluntary or at the hands of the electorate. not all of them, but a lot in the house of lords also have a number of members who are very distinguished and professional. i should remind people that the house of lords, there are very few hereditary peers left. they are also known as life peers. >> when we started, i think the number was 1200 members of the house of lords. what is it now? >> i think it is about 800. the hereditary is all gone. tony blair started to reform the house of lords and kind of lost interest. everybody agrees that the house of lords should not exist as it does. it ought to be mainly, if not exclusively, an election chamber. nobody can agree precisely what that form should be and what its powers of the elected upper chamber should be. concern that it might be a rival for the house of commons and they do not

chosen by a committee of the house of lords.nd that is it. >> so he comes over from the house of lords as the queen is arriving and what does he do? >> he comes to the emissary of back fromto summon the house of commons to attend the house of lords. arrives, the door is slammed in his face and he bangs on it with his staff. this dates back to the reign of , when the king and parliament were at loggerheads. message down to the house of commons at one point to arrest five members and they slammed the door. of the monarchy. >> dennis skinner has been in parliament since 1970, was a coal miner. people should turn their television sets up to hear this. what is the purpose of what he does? did he start this? the comment that he makes? >> the little heckle. his own thing entirely. he is a republican in the american sense, but he does not believe in the monarchy. withll have no truck members of the commons being summoned to the house. he does not go to the house of lords elections. his colleagues go, but he sits there. one year, he occu

his father, lord randolph, had died of syphilis when churchill was studying at sandhurst. his mother, a great society beauty, had a reputation of a grand -- for various dallianses with society gentlemen. among here admirers was the then prince of wales, and the family had a rather difficult reputation in british society, and not only that, they were deeply impoverished, and at the time that lord randolph died in 1895, young winston was just coming out of sand hurst, and having had a very indifferent schooling. it's one of britain's leading public schools. and in those days if you weren't very bright, if you weren't being singled out for a career in the law or something useful, you went into the army class. and that's where young winston languished for most of his days there, and he was so behind academically that it took him three attempts to get into sand hurst. he failed the first two attempts and he had to take a primer to get through the exam. so, young churchill's fortunes were at very low ebb when embarked on life, but he made it very clear from an early age, he thou

i live for the lord. i gave my life to the lord. i gave my life to the lord.nt to walk the right path. >> while marion dent has found the right path for him -- others have problems finding direction. warden culliver scheduled a meeting with terrence moseley to confront him on his recent incident. >> come on. >> what's your problem? >> i ain't got no problem. >> i got to get your attention one way or another. i can't do nothing about that. the thought process, i can't let you, how am i going to let you out of lockup. >> no, no. you haven't proved that to me. if you had been locked up. you want to go back. the thing you want to deal with just came down. did your time. and let us straighten that out. and you have seen that happen before. that's how we came to the agreement that if you can keep your nose clean. then i cut you loose. but you couldn't do that. >> i slipped. >> okay. >> it is a consequence for slipping. >> yeah. >> consequence of slipping. >> i know it is. >> i'm taking responsibility for what i did. >> i'm taking responsibility for what you did too.

was it cyllene's lord? did the mine axe god who holds the mountain peaks receive you as a blessing from some nymph of helicon with whom he loves to play? i've never met him, elders. but i think i see the shepherd we have waited for so long. he's an old man, it tallies with our friend here. but, you perhaps know better than i do. you've met the man before. yes. i recognize him. as reliable a man as laius ever had in his service as shepherd. first, you sir from corinth. i want to know, is this the man you were talking about? yes, your majesty. he stands before you. now, you sir. come here. look me straight in the eyes. answer my questions. were you at one time in laius' service? yes, born and bred in the palace, not bought in the slave market. what was your work? how are you employed? a shepherd most of my life. and which part of the country did you generally stay? it would be cithaeron or thereabouts. do you remember ever seeing this man there? and what connection? what man do you mean? standing in front of

that is a very good reply, my lord. were you in a state of grace when you stole the archbishop's horse? oh, devil take the archbishop's horse and you too! we are here to try a case of heresy, and no sooner do we come to the root of the matter then we are thrown back by idiots who understand nothing but horses. gentlemen, gentlemen, in clinging to these small issues you are the maid's best advocates. i am not surprised his lordship has lost patience with you. what does the promoter say? does he press these trumpery matters? i am bound by my office to press everything, but i share the impatience of his lordship as to these minor charges. only, with great respect, i must emphasize

this is the world's most notorious drug lord that got taken down. he's really the godfather, if you will, of the cartels that has smuggled so many drugs into the united states, killed so many people in mexico and around the world. and to bring him to justice, finally, after so many decades, is a great victory. and i do to want take a chance to applaud the i.c.e. agents, the dea agents that worked this case and the mexican authorities that stepped up to the plate and showed great cooperation with the united states to make this happen. this is a huge event. it's sort of like, you know, again, the godfather, the al capone of chicago. in chicago, he's the number one enemy. it would be similar to pablo escobar in colombia being taken down, after which the drug cartels began to unravel. >> given what you've said, chairman, the mexican ambassador to the u.s. said that he thinks it's important that guzman first be tried in mexico. would you like to see him extradited to the united states? >> i would. i think the normal sequence is the mexico being a soverei

name of the lord -- in the name of the lord but also, mr.ry year, participating, offering your reflections. it means a lot to the national prayer breakfast. we're grateful to you. [applause] and to michelle. [applause] and also the vice president has been here every year. and when he was a senator, participated. so, mr. haven't, thank you for -- mr. vice president, thank you for honoring us. [applause] let me read a pass am from scripture and then offer a prayer to conclude. and i want to read the beatitudes because i think it does reflect what world leaders need to be thinking about. these are jesus' words. blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth. blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled. blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy. blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see god. blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of g

and savior, lord, we know that things changed. sense of human dignity to life of incarceration. >> and we just ask and pray that you bless the family, comfort them with your words and comfort them, god, knowing that you are the resurrection and the life. father, we pray all these things in thanks, in jesus' name amen. death is death no matter who you are and as a result of that, like in this case, i think it was freedom. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay" -- >> hey, baby! >> how are you doing? >> sherman moore sees his daughter for the first time in more than a year. >> you probably didn't think i was coming. >> i knew you were coming. they told me last night. she means the world to me. she's my reason for not giving up. you know, i was thinking this morning how much that i love my daughter. @ñ >>> for the roughly 360 inmates serving life without parole, knowing they may never leave prison takes its toll. but this hardship is often shared with their family members on the outside. >> today is a very important day. i'm here to visi

it was an inglorious end for the legendary drug lord.was walked before cameras and then marched off to jail. his capture early saturday morning was the dramatic end to a 13-year manhunt. a search that intensified in the last two weeks. he was captured by mexican marines with the help of american agents. he was asleep in his room with an ak-47 by his side, but no shots were fired. guzman, called shorty, is the world's most wanted drug lord. the mastermind behind a criminal drug production and smuggling enterprise moved tons of cocaine, marijuana, and other illegal drugs over the border and on to american streets as well as to other neighs. >> translator: i think that it's something very good. it's an excellent achievement from this government who are giving us results. not just for mexico but for many countries it is an important arrest. >> it is known as one of the most ruthless drug cartels. the capture of el chapo would have a major impact around the world. >> translator: several homes which he used were discovered and in several of th

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. >> accused of being the most wanted drug lord. what the u.s. wants from mexico. >> i'm the only one laughing. nobody laughs here. >> she was a ray of sunshine, why this woman's death may close a chapter of history the world will never forget. >> you are looking at pictures of kiev. the president is out, the former parliament speaker is in and the future is uncertainly. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton. as lawmakers get ready to form a new national government in ukraine pronational supporters are fighting back. >> in eastern ukraine supporters of the viktor yanukovych attacked demonstrators on sunday. no one knows who viktor yanukovych is hiding, but he's refusing to step down. and we get a look at another of the former president's homes. it has been seized and top the public. it's on a property where fas ants and wild boar roam. the new president met with the american ambassador. america warns russia not to send soldiers, national security advisor susan rice says such a move would be a mistake. >> it's not in the interest of uk

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his father, lord randolph had died of when churchill was studying at santos. his mother, jenny churchill, a great society beauty had a reputation as something of a ground for his various dalliances with society gentlemen. among her admirers was then prince of wales in the family had a rather difficult reputation of british society. not only that, they are deeply impoverished. at the time the court randolph died in 1895, young winston was just coming out of sandhurst. having had a very different cooling, one of britain's leading public schools in those days if you were very bright, if you were being singled out for a career in law were to go to university or do something useful, you went into the army and that is very young winston languished for most of his days and he was so behind academically but it took them three attempts to get in. he failed the first two attempts and had what we called to go through the exam. so young churchill's portion were at the low end in deed when he embarked on life. but he made it clear from a very early age that having decided

mexican authorities say they have captured the most wanted drug lord. joaquin guzman was arrested doing a joint u.s.-mex cann. he had been on the run since 2001. i spoke earlier about the arrest, and was told it puts a dent in the cartel. >> this is a huge blow for the sinaloa cartel, one of the most powerful. >> what does it mean for the cartel, losing someone of this stature. this is a legendary figure, arrested in 1993. he got away, probably bribed a lot of folks. >> in the laundry basket. >> his tentacles, not literally. he has been all over the place. he has business in australia, europe, the united states and americas, and now he's apprehended it's likely he be extradited to the united states to face criminal charges. >> do you think it's likely he'll get away a second time. >> if he stays in mexico, he might. we don't know that. there'll be plenty of security around him. >> do you think it will have an impact on drugs in american streets? >> as you mentioned, all the the other cartels are operating. we have the knights templar then the have the g

keach: the lord of the compound may have been a scribe. he was also one of the most powerful men in eighth century copan. not only did his compound boast ornate sculpture and masonry, he owned an elaborately carved throne. the discovery of this hieroglyphic bench or throne in sepulturas was one of the most exciting moments in the history of archaeology in the copan valley. the text starts with the date, like in all maya inscriptions, telling you when the events took place, in the latter part of the eighth century a.d. after they give you the date, then they always present you with the verb. the verb is a house dedication ceremony. in fact, in this part of it, you can actually see the glyph for house, with thatching in the roof. so we know that on this date, late in the eighth century a.d., this house or building was dedicated. after the verb, in maya writing, they always give you the name of the person involved in the action. so the house dedication ceremony was performed by an individual whose name appears here. his name is read "makchana

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he's always had a heart for the lord.nd the only thing that exceeds his incredible voice is his humility. ladies and gentlemen, help me welcome steve green. [applause] ♪ >> black clouds across the sky, the son of man lays down to die with every pounding blow upon the nail, thunder rumbles all ♪ from death's barren wounds the captives cry who is there to free us should he die ♪ his grace becomes a door, he enters in to face the author of all sin he sees death at the grave, he takes the key and with them every captive free. ♪ and from death's barren wounds the captives cry, arise for our redemption draweth nigh. ♪ for he holds the key, he holds the key and though we've been held captive at long last we are free, for he holds the key ♪ against the gates of hell i now resist for the shackles that had held my wrists lay before me now upon the ground, to sin i am no longer bound ♪ from death's barren wounds he heard my cry and loosed the chains that bound me to a lie ♪ for he holds the key he holds the key and though we've been

seeking the extradition of a mexican powerful drug lord.quin guzman was found with guns and grenades with him, but the arrest happened without a single shot being fired. the chairman of the house homeland security committee told abc news the arrest is significant. >> this is the largest, biggest drug lord we've ever seen in the world and, therefore, i think extradition to the united states where there are multiple indictments and multiple cities, san diego and new york and texas and texas and chicago where we could deal with them in a secure, safe way and bring them to justice. >> nick parker is in mexico city for us. so, nick, give us more about the circumstances of the arrest and if there is a feeling that this will make, in any way, a dent on his cartel. >> well, fredricka, i think the real really sent a shockwave through the country. i think many people were surprised that he was finally captured after being so elusive for so many years. if you look at some of the front pages of the newspapers today, one word, captured. and a photograph

and so i think that achieving klartty in the status of the unit helps the land lords really understand, their obligation to their tenants as well as vice, versa and not assume those risks. i do have one more question to ask, once we know of a unit that has life safety issues let's say and the proposal is that the tenant should move out, what liability does the city have >> this question was raised with the building cac and i was there, for a both of january and february, meetings when this legislation was considered. and based on the feedback from the cac we incorporated language that says that if the city were to come across and the plans were submitted to the city to dbi and any eminent hazard standards, and conditions, that the city would take appropriate action that they would inform the owner of those hazards and if the tenants occupying those units and the appropriate action should be taken, and i can ask, rosemary and others could clarify exactly what happens step by step, but we have incorporated like the language to address that concern. >> commissioner melgar in do you have a

lord carnarvon died rst--from the bite of a mereosquito. as death closed over him in april of 1923, only a few months after the opening of the tomb, the lights of cairo extinguished with him. stranger still, at the same instant in england, s dog gave a terrifying howl and died. then georges benedite, the head of egyptian antiquities at the louvre museum, died of a stroke after leaving a tomb. still another death occurred-- that of arthur c. mace from the metropolitan museum in new york, who was assisting carter. the bizarre events surrounding the opening of tutankhamun's tomb appear today to have been merely coincidental. the unextinguishable legend of the mummy's curse had begun. who was this king? what was he like? what did he achieve in a life lived 34 centuries ago? we don't know for sure. all we have are images. even with its discovery, the tomb still refuses to yield many of its secrets. we know only that the young boy king, tutankhamun, grew up during one of the most turbulent periods in egypt's long history. it was a time when the s

is expected to seek extradition of this high-profile drug lord.s as new details are emerging as the capture of the world's most powerful drug lord. >> reporter: good morning, carol. thousands of lives have been ruined by this guy and the sinaloa drug cartel. this morning el chapo is finally facing justice. after eluding capture for more than a dozen years how did authorities nab joaquin "el chapo" guzman, the world's most ruthless drug lord? focusing on five wiretaps, the dea, u.s. immigration and u.s. officials tracked down guzman to mazatlan, mexico. also his conduit who authorities say was carrying multiple cell phones. in the end it was a single wiretap linking authorities directly to where guzman was staying. room 401. federal prosecutors want him extradited to face trial in the u.s. >> i do think, those the biggest problem in our convincing mexican authorities to send him back to the united states is that he's a mexican national. most of his killings have taken place on mexican soil. and certainly a lot of mexican families would like to see

attempts to extradite mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman are on the back burner this morning. that's because mexican authorities have formally charged him with cocaine trafficking and a judge will decide today whether to put him on trial in mexico. guzman's lawyers have already filed a petition asking the mexican courts to block any extradition request from the united states. >>> ohio's governor honoring the

ma lord. whaaat?! easy, sprinkles. whoa hey we're all friends here. whoa.double the fuel economy of your car. ♪ >> jimmy: we're all big fans of the show "lost." so, we decided to do a spoof of it where instead of getting stranded on a deserted island an elevator crashed and we were all stuck in a mysterious floor in our building. here is a recap of our "lost" parody entitled, "late." enjoy. >> jimmy: march 2nd, 2009. 12 strangers boarded an elevator headed to the first ever "late night with jimmy fallon" show. >> steve: looks like we're all going to ten. >> must be your lucky day. >> jimmy: but little did they know their lives were about to change -- don't worry, that's normal. -- forever. >> oh, my god. [ screams ] ♪ >> jimmy: they landed on a deserted floor. our elevator just crashed on a deserted floor. i'm late for my show. >> jeff! jeff! my son -- have you seen my son? >> jimmy: calm down, sir. okay, calm down. we're going to find your son. is this him right here? >> oh, thanks. dude! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: which turned out to be quiet mysterious. wher

he said love the lord. second is love one another. on those two things hang all of law.other everything. in scripture. me, it made e for , my mother was found to have a brain tumor in the late 1970's. her it could be back in a year or 20 years. before it took her. the neurologist at one point six months to ve live. woman t this brilliant ho put herself through baylor without any help she was reduced to a wheelchair and could not speak without really struggle i struggling. all four siblings would come and spend time. four ided just the children would spend a weekend with mother. we were getting closer to the end. great.was saturday morning we sat around the breakfast table. there we were, good natured but forth, giving each other a hard time but remembering things, discussing times, laughing. we were probably there two or hree hours before mother finally was able to struggle and speak a word. a wonderfuleen such time. just laughing and enjoying mother, reminding her of great things and fun times. up and said poke got quiet. we were he

♪ oh ♪ ooh ♪ when i'm breakin' their fingers ♪ ♪ lord, it's breakin' my heart ♪ and every christmas eve ♪ hey, wait a second, dude ♪ i feel as bad as you ♪ i don't wanna live like this no more ♪ ♪ i just wish i could start over new ♪ ♪ damn, i feel just like you do ♪ ♪ oh, i know that we've been bad ♪ ♪ but we don't wanna be sad no more ♪ ♪ such a drag ♪ 'cause i miss mom and dad ♪ and i miss my baby sheila ♪ sheila, why'd you leave? ♪ you left me on my own ♪ all out in the cold ♪ a dollar to my name ♪ in dirty-ass baltimore ♪ and next time i see you i'm gonna kill you ♪ ♪ oh, sheila, i'm sorry, baby ♪ i love you. when you punished me, it hurt you more than it hurt me, didn't it? but i endure it because i care. so, why do you want my grand-poppy-pop so bad? he seems like a total lost cause. which is exactly why i need to apologize to him. apologize? it's my fault he turned out bad. i should have been beating his ass instead of munching down on your great-grandma's strudel. i failed him. shh. no, no, no, no, no, don't. shush now, frowny horns. look, everyone makes mistakes. the important

where lord and lady carnarvon still party like it's 1910.t held by galactic unite, a charity that helps provide science, math and technology education to children around the world. >> i'm waiting for carson to walk in! where is he? to find carson, you have to go to a place hidden deep beneath the castle. this is the command center for downstairs at highclere. and the maestro down here is head chef paul brooks taylor. >> i became a chef because i loved cooking, i love playing with food. started at 14 in butchery. >> reporter: i trained in france. >> god, i hate the french. joke. >> reporter: and worked in some of the best restaurants in the country. >> the greatest part of our job is you never know it all. you're always learning. people who say they know it all are liars. >> reporter: chef paul runs his kitchen like a general. briefings, orders, precision. >> you've got to love it. if you don't love it, do a different job. please melt. >> reporter: paul and his team are busy planning a five course, period dinner for tonight's event. dinner at

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authorities call him the world's most powerful drug lord. he was captured overnight in a mexican resort time by u.s. and mexican law enforcement. mexican authorities say they were able to capture 13 individuals during the operation including guzman without a single shot being fired. he led a drug cartel responsible for 25% of all illegal drugs that enter the u.s. via mexico. forbes magazine once included him on their richest people list. the annual revenues may be more than $3 billion. it's notorious and ind indiscriminate violence. experts say even without him, the cartel will do business as usual. >> it's a huge shift in power tonight out of the ukraine. >>> the parliament voted to remove the president in power and to hold new elections. protesters have taken over the capitol. 82 people were killed in battle. the ukraine's future remains up in the air. there is two groups forming. one that leads towards moscow and the other towards the western world. >>> they're demanding u.s. and european leaders take real action to support the ukraine pe

and mexico arrest a notorious drug lord whose reach extended from tijuana to chicago and beyond. carter evans and dean reynolds have the latest. the president of ukraine flees the capital, where thousands of protesters now control the streets. holly williams reports on today's fast-moving developments. michael sam meets with reporters at the n.f.l. scouting combine. terrell brown has his call for acceptance of gays in sports. >> i just wish you would see me as michael sam the football player and not michael sam the gay football player. >> axelrod: and the mystery of the disappearing moose. don dahler has been without with the researchers who want to know why. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod, and this is a western edition of the broadcast. he was public enemy number one, a modern-day al capone in the eyes of law enforcement in chicago. we're talking about a brutal mexican drug lord named joaquin guzman, known as "el chapo," or shorty. tonight, he is in a prison in mexico city. captured in a joint u.s. and mexica

acton. >> guest: lord acton, that's right. i edited his essays. c-span: so if you had gotten married around pearl harbor, where did you go to school? >> guest: what was i doing in between there? i went to undergraduate school at brooklyn college. as i said, my family was poor and this was a free college. then i did graduate work at the university of chicago. c-span: how about dr. kristol? where did he go? >> guest: he went into the army at that point. i was married in my last year at brooklyn college and then he was already out of college and he was working in the brooklyn navy yard, would you believe. this was, as i say, the very beginning of the war years and prepared to go into the army. at that point i then, when i was graduating, after spending a year in new york, decided to go to graduate school and i chose the university of chicago because it had the reputation of being the most intellectual of all of the universities. this was the great day of -- i don't know if the name means anything to you or to people today -- robe

and at least in one case, they have actually taken a drug lord's mansion into their own hands.se him off and in many ways, liberate their own town. rafael romo with the story. >> if it the government can't help you, you have to help yourself. >> reporter: he calls himself juan, showing his face would mean certain death for himself and his family, he says. >> all we want to do is just pick up the arms so we can drive them away. after that, we're going to put them down again sgh juan attributes his english fluency to his time in the teenager in the united states. he is a member of a group of vigilantes who drove away a drug cartel from the small town in the southwestern mexican state. they're not the only ones who decided to fight back against a criminal organization that terrorized with kidnappings, murder and extortion. and in the nearby town antunez another group of vigilantes not only made the criminals flee, also confiscated the mansion of their leader, a drug lord who fled fast, left some of his weapons behind. they are in stark contrast with the humble adobe houses next do

. >> we all held hands and prayed that, lord, if this is your will, that if david swann is, in fact, one involved, you know, let us get a confession. if he is not, if he's not involved, give us a sign we can go elsewhere. >> in this last interrogation, police continued to ask where he was on the night of the murder during the time he couldn't account for. the pressure paid off, but not the way police expected. david said that the reason he was late to the rehearsal dinner was that he went to the bank. investigators went to that bank and checked the atm surveillance video. it showed david swann, just as he said it would. >> we were able to verify through the atm tapes, david swann did not have the window of opportunity to commit this crime. >> with david swann cleared, there were no other suspects. investigators feared that karyn slover's murder might never be solved. >> i took it personally. i spent a lot of sleepless nights thinking about this case, wondering what i was missing, what we weren't doing, what we needed to do to actually come up with a killer in this case. >> as a last

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guzman called is the world's most wanted drug lord. it mohhed tons of cocaine, marijuana and other illegal drugs over the borders and the the streets and other nations. it is something good. it is an excellent achievement from the government and gives us results and for mexico and other countries it is an important arrest. >> it is one of the most violent drug cartels in mexico and known for the ruthless tactics and sneaking tons of drugs under the u.s. border. the capture of guzman could impact the illegal drug supplies around the world. a number of homes he used were discovered and in some of the homes it is connected to 7 tunnels to several homes and used the city's drainage city. >> the illusiveness. he escaped a high security prison in 2001 and he escaped by hiding in a laundry van. this is seen as a political triumph for the mexican president, that took office in 2012 and behind the capture is a security cooperation agreement wean the u.s. and mexico called the miriad initiative and $2 million aid program that started in 2008 and

his submission to mexican marines designed to send a message that drug lords are not untouchable. under the last government many believe his operations were tolerated. a former federal prosecutor says the arrest is a potent sting ball and triumph for the president. it's not enough on its own to break the cartels. >> translation: the strike against guzman is important. striking at their financial operation is more important, and maintain social programs to steer kids away from organised crime. >> but skepticism runs deep. whatever the government's message, many doubt the violence country will be any safer. >> he's a leader. in the end it's a hidera, you cut one head and two grow back. >> it's a smoke clean from the government. we are a corrupt country, where the government doesn't practice democracy. >> the sinaloa's business stretches from asia australia and into europe. >> last time he was caught he escaped after bribing guards. the u.s. is seeking an extradition. an official at the mexican attorney-general's office told al jazeera that he must face prosecution first, in a countr

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