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we begin with meg oliver. >> reporter: it's an unassuming backdrop for an interview with the most notorious drug kingpin in the world, the first he has given in decades. the questions come from the cameraman. they're written by actor sean penn who met el chapo for seven hours in october deep in the jungle, convinced chapo to send this tape soon afterward. during the 17-minute recording, responsible for so many drugs in the world? guzman says, no that is false, because the day i don't exist it's not going to decrease 97 way at all. as for drug trafficking, that's false. the interview is a remarkable twist in an already convoluted tale. it was just two days ago mexican authorities raided this seaside hotel and arrested chapo after a long gunfight. then paraded him in front of the cameras, perhaps to soften their embarrassment over his escape from prison last july. the attorney general said it was actors and producers who led them to the fugitive. joaquin guzman had the intention of making a biographical film so he reached out to producers. but this long article penn wrote for "rolling stone,"

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. >> meg oliver, thank you. >>> let's bring in cbs news legal analyst rii klieman. good to see you. sean penn is obviously facing me public ridicule.. this is the guy who's met with individuals or states who are hostile to the u.s., hugo chavez, raul castro in cuba, went to iran a decade ago. he faces that public ridicule he is unlikely to face legal repercussions, why is that? >> not only unlikely, he is not repercussions. the reason is simple. that says if you see something, say something. but that's not a duty imposed by law. there is no duty for sean penn to have to inform authorities when he is going to go meet even with someone who is wanted by the law. if it were a reporter who got this interview, who got to go on a plane and d en was blindfolded, which penn was not, and brought in the dead of night and got to get this interview? that reporter would have no duty to have to tell the authorities either. >> let's talk about joaquin guzman. the issue of extradition came up before. mexico resisted, did not want to send him back to the u.s. they seem more amenable to that now. y is

meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> congressional investigators continue to pore over the latest batch of diplomatic e-mails from hillary clinton's personal server. the state department released about 3,000 more pages of clinton's e-mails while she was secretary of state. one of them is drawing extra the newly released e-mail proves former secretary of state knowingly shared sensitive information on her private account. in an exchange from 2011 a top aide alerts clinton that staffers are having issues sending her some talking points via secure fax. clinton responds, if they can't, turn into nonpaper. in other words, an e-mail. with no identifying heading and send nonsecure. the topic and sensitivity of the talking points aren't clear. that part is redacted. still, the republican chair of the senate judiciary committee called the exchange disturbing and called for a criminal inquiry. the clinton campaign told cbs news, it is false that hillary clinton asked for classified material to be sent over a nonsecure system." the exchange was among 2,900 pages of clinton's e-mails released by th

>> glor: meg oliver, thank you. all right, let's bring in cbs news legal analyst. rickey, good to see you. sean penn is obviously facing some public ridicule tonight. a guy who has met with individuals or states who were hostile to the u.s. before, hugo chavez, raul castro in cuba years ago, went to iran a decade ago. he faces that public ridicule, he is unlikely to face legal repercussions, why is that? >> not only unlikely, he is not going to face legal repercussions. and the reason is really simple. we may believe in a moral code that says if you see something, say something. but that's not a duty imposed by law. to have to inform authorities when he is going to go meet even with someone who is wanted by the law. if it were a reporter who got this interview, who got to go on a plane and even was blind folded which penn was not, and in the dead of night, and got to get this interview, that reporter would have no duty to have to tell the authorities either. >> glor: all right, now let's talk about joaquin guzman. the issue of extradition came up before, mexico res

we begin tonight with meg oliver >> reporter: it's an unassuming back drop for an interview with the e st notorious drug kingpin in the world. at the first he has given he has given in decades. the questions come from the cameraman. sean penn who met el chapo for seven hours last october deep in the jungle, and who convinced chapo to send this tape soon afterwards. during the 17 minute recording, the questioner asked, are you responsible for so many drugs in the world. guzman says no, that is false. because the day y don't exist, it's not going to decrease in anyway at all. as for drug trafficking, that's false.ki the interview is a remarkable twist in an already convoluted tale. it was just two days ago mexicango authorities raided this seaside hotel and arrested chapo after a long gun fight. then paraded him in front of the cameras, perhaps to soften theirha embarrassment over his escape from altiplano prison last july. the attorney general said it was actors and producers that lead them to the fugitive. joaquin guzman had the intention of making a biographical film so h he reached

i'm meg oliver with a look beyond this morning's headlines. >>> president obama and the first family rang in the new year in hawaii. he's on his annual two-week vacation. on thursday, the president played golf in oahu with his high school friends and spent more than six hours hitting the links. the family wraps up their vacation on sunday. >>> the u.s. government announced plans to open three new shelters to house an unexpected influx of unaccompanied migrant children. the shelters will be on federal property in colorara, florida, and new mexico. children in the shelters are mostly between the ages of 14 and 17. they stay about a month before it's decided whether they will be deported. >>> the year 2015 was a big year in politics. the race for the white house produced plenty of drama, and we saw a historic nuclear deal with iran. craig boswell takes a look back. >> reporter: the outsiders took the early lead in the crowded gop race for president. >> i'm at number one by a lot! >> reporter: donald trump pulled out front with a slew of controver

i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> another year has started across the u.s. with parties and no significant problems. hundreds of thousands in las vegas filled the streets. more than a million others crowded into new york's times square for watch the ball drop at midnight. other cities around the world marked the new year under a terror threat. don champion is here in new york with more on that. >> reporter: good morning. places like germany and belgium, the threat of terrorism led to cancelled events and even warnings for people to avoid germans ushered in 2016 under close watch. in munich, a different story. people there were told to stay away from two of the city's train stations because of a serious and emimminent threat by isis bombers. in brussels the official party was cancelled after the arrest of two men suspected of planning holiday attacks. some thought it was an overreaction. >> i think it's backing down to the threat of terrorism. i think we should stand up and just make everything happen. >> reporter: in paris, a city that saw two attacks from i

with the police department and today he's expected to enter a plea for criminal charges and meg shaw has more. oliver from the bridgefield police department's facebook page. for years, he was known for his strongly worded posts about criminals. these charges where's facing is an unusual case, partly because no one can tell us what charges the former chief is facing. we know they stem toward the conduct from a female brimfield police officer who accused him of sexual harassment, and creating a hostile working environment. two weeks after the allegations, he resigned from the department. a year ago, we spoke to the female officer's attorney about the allegations. >> and there are various ways to hug and he's hugged in ways offensive and when he's told it's unwanted, he has continued. >> reporter: oliver is due in court at 1:00 in portage county. we plan to be there as he enters his plea. we'll have updates all day on the news net 5 app. meg shaw, newschannel 5. jackie. >> thank you. >>> a group of students from to be home. >> they were stranded on the pennsylvania turnpike for more than 20 hours becaus

meg shaw, newschannel 5. >>> and the cleveland native posting oliver twit or facebook about the fire that happened yesterday. the restaurant on literary avenue suffered extensive damage. according to simon, it's salvageable. the cleveland fire department said the fire started above one of the stoves and spread to the second floor. he plans to reopen the flagship restaurant as soon as possible. >>> right now, lakewood fire and this is video a slewer -- viewer sent to us. you can see the lakeland avenue building on fire and moments later, what appears to be an explosion. witnesses say this fire started after a powerline fell on the garage. first energy is also investigating this incident. >>> and today, an akron woman set to be sentenced accused of stabbing her boyfriend because he ate all of the sals a. the 50-year-old phyllis jefferson jammed the pin into her boyfriend's pelvis and stabbed him in the stick with a kitchen knife. he did survive. >>> what a story there. you might remember him as the heisman trophy running back for the '90s. today, you will see him in a totally different light. i'm talking abou

two weeks after the allegations, oliver resigned as police chief and a allegations, quote, absolutely nonsense. you can follow updates all day long from the news 5 app. meg shaw, newschannel 5. jackie? >> thank you. >>> and now information on a canal fullton officer involved in a crash. the officer was on the way to an emergency call this weekend when he lost control on a curb and slammed into a utility pole and he was trapped in the cruiser and the passenger -- in there and he is now home recovering. >>> a canton police officer is on an emotional journey to find a new partner. the officer ryan davis visits. it's donating a police dog and the k9 partner jethro was killed in the line of duty earlier this month and the officer is expected to bring home the new partner this week and they will begin training at >>> and this morning, first at north homestead, and the body has not been identified yet and rangers don't suspect foul play. >>> and in cleveland, a man's family is searching for answers after she was brutally beaten to death. the police have no suspects or motive. the 34-year-old curly had just left his job thursday afternoon at family dollar, when

meg shaw, newschannel 5. terrence. >> thank you. >>> a former police chief known for his blunt social media posts about criminals has his own criminal record. the former brimfield chief david oliver pleaded no contest to four accounts, including simple assault and restraint. he resigned last year after complaints about sexual harassment surfaced. the officers came after him because they hated his management style, he said. >> if it happened, that police department as it exists are the biggest congregation of cowards on the face of the earth. >> i think david oliver should be held to a higher standard because of his position, not receive a get-out-of-jail-free card because of it. >> jailtime for oliver was suspended. he got two years east probation, fines, and court ohio police officer again. he also filed a -- another filed a civil sought against oliver. >>> and when you were looking for love online, it takes courage to meet the special someone in real life. the last thing you would expect is to get held up at gunpoint. but it happened to two men in akron on the same exact street. both thought they were meeting women through meetme.com. when they showed up at the address on the 8

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