mr. penn: i think myself, and a generation of americans, have been on a treadmill of seeing the same stories in the press, the same movies where the policy of the war on drugs which so deeply affects all of our lives seems not to change. it seems to be so unmovable. in its focus on these druglords, do we often lose focus that with all of the money now $25 billion per year of taxpayer money, -- opium addiction is rising in united states and the death toll is going up. a greater death toll in americans lost in both the afghani and iraqi war. in the violence around the drug war, we are taking thousands of americans and putting them into prison for their illness and piling up our courts demanding over the capacity of our law enforcement, and filling our prisons. as a father, i think of those fathers who sadly fell victim to those addictions and the traumas that they go through in that prison system that they bring home to their children. it occurs to me that often it is a simple idea that often be

>> well, i think, i can't speak to what the mexican government's statements were to mr. penn we lost our guest there speaking out about "el chapo." and also, about sean penn's interview with "60 minutes" but you heard charlie rose ask him directly if he believed the mexican government put him in a position to be in the cross hairs of the cartels and he said absolutely and they also asked him if he had any regrets. let's listen to the interview. >> you said to the a.p. and i'm asking now, you have no regrets. >> you know, i have terrible regret. >> what regrets? >> i have a regret the entire discussion about this entire article ignores its purpose, which was to try to contribute to this discussion about the policy on the war on drugs. >> chris is back with me. had a little glitch with the satellite there. chris, let's talk about that. the war on drugs, will "el chapo's" arrest help the problem here? >> well, i think it will be the same situation that we saw with escobar in colombia in the 80s, which is to say these men as mr. pen says in his interview are figure heads, the big

mexican authorities saying they want to talk to mr. penn.eigh in as well as get a preview of the state of the union address on tuesday night. >> jake, good to see you. stick around because "state of the union" with jake tapper starts at the top of the hour 9:00 a.m. eastern hoere on cnn. >>> watch president obama's final state of the union. the address starts at 9:00. all of that here on cnn. >>> up next it's been three years since a georgia teen was found dead. rolled up in a gym mat in his school. today kendrick johnson's family is still searching for answers. how much protein does your dog food have? 18%? 20? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna has 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. that are lighter in calories and added sugar when you use splenda no calorie sweetener. think sugar, use splenda ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (crow cawing) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me

and one thing that mr. penn said in his article was that he was kind of basing his level of comfort on the reactions and the calm demeanor of el chapo and all the people that he was surrounded by. so if they seemed to be relaxed, then he was not really going to worry about it. from thatwhat i understand it w the communications going back and forth between el chapo, the attorneys, miss del kas tea teeth owe, mr. penn, all those communications that had been intercepted and there were many different kinds from blackberry messages and e-mails and things and that's really what led investigators to bring him and not so much overhead surveillance. >> joey, you talked about hindering authorities among the possible charges that anyone might, you know, be i guess facing but say the defense for known penn will say, you know what, i didn't know where i was going, you know, my whereabouts were unknown, i was taken and i know if i would have revealed anything i might be risking my life. is that defense enough? >> that's absol

. >> mr. pennhould be called to testify about this. >> reporter: they are now more willing to hand him over to american authorities. the u.s. is now negotiating to extradite him, but that process could take months, even years. >> el chapo is the subject of charges in a variety of federal jurisdictions in the united states, and i know the united states government is in conversations with the mexican authorities about possibility contradiction of him so he can stand justice here . >> reporter: guzman almost escaped. those living nearby didn't know he was a stone's throw away. >> it may not change the situation. he had broken out of jail twice with a large crowd of people helping him behind. >> authorities continue to move epileptic from cell to cell to -- el chapo from cell to cell. >>> authorities know some bones belong to two people. a child and another unidentified person. bones were discovered outside an apartment building. investigators say the bodies were dismembered, perhaps with a saw. this h

i think mr. pennf-flattery if he thinks the mexican government is concerned regarding sean penn's role in this particular issue and whether or not he's being blamed by the mexican government. >> interesting. does he have a point that it could make them look bad that he got to them before they did recently? >> sean penn was able to obtain an interview. the mexican government, the very good mexican marines, were getting close already. i have no doubt they were monitoring communications within the state of mexico and were well aware of this particular meeting. didn't know where it was going to take place or what time. they deserve credit for actually capturing joaquin "el chapo" guzman last week. >> sources say they delayed this operation in october because penn was meeting with el chapo. so if investigators do confirm this secret meeting helped them locate el chapo, should penn and kate del castillo be. fearful of retalluation? he does think the government is trying to put his life at risk. >> i don't t

. >> i do love that answer from mr. penn.how should we be viewing him and does it matter if he's a journalist or not. joining me now, the former ted tore and chief of "people" magazine. let me start with the publisher of "rolling stone." i was able to speak with him on the phone the other day asking about his position about this article. let me put on screen what he said to me. he said this was on of the biggest scoops in "rolling stone's" history. he said some people would have given their first born child to get this story. kelly, he says anyone would have done the same thing, meaning anyone would have let "el chapo" read the story ahead of time and then suggest or demand changes. this drug lord didn't actually want anything changed in the article. do you believe it was unethical for the magazine to offer story approval in the first place in. >> yes, absolutely. a controversial figure like "el chapo," you can let him know what his quotes are. you can let him do an accuracy check on the story and address his concerns that wa

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mr. penn's article, he says he passed two government checkpoints.y well known actress in messco went through these checkpoints. so we keep hearing story after story and the stories always change. you as a journalist, me as an investigator know the first story is rarely the true story and that's certainly the case here. >> is there something you want to know about el chapo's capt e capture? why do you want to see an unedited version of the tape. >> if you look at the tape, it is highly edited. there are a lot of things that you don't see. it's like the dog that didn't bark. and so you're not seeing any of the people who were shot or wounded. you're not seeing guzman. and, again, the story keeps changing about this. and so at one point he's captured in the house. another point, he's captured in the hotel. now we hear he popped up in the middle of a busy intersection where nobody ever photographed him or apparently saw him. again, i think there are a lot of problems with this story and sources in mexico are telling me that we're going to hear a rather

and mr. penn interviewed him for "rolling stone" magazine. ey are investigating how penn and a mexican actress pulled that off. right now, however, "el chapo" is sitting in a mexican prison far away from the site of his capture, the same prison from where he escaped in july. cnn's martin savidge joins me from there. that meeting between sean penn and "el chapo" may have been key, you're told, to finding the drug lord. >> reporter: it may well have been, jake, yeah. that is certainly a question in the minds of many people in the public, did sean penn lead them to "el chapo"? the reality though is in the intel business usually it's multiple sources that tip you off. one thing we do know that raid that led to his re-arrest was very carefully planned. a dramatic and deadly raid leading to the capture of one of the world's most wanted fugitives. five people were killed in this shootout at the safehouse of joaquin guzman, or "el chapo," the notorious mexican drug lord. but after months of being on the run, "el chapo" managed to elude police one last

. >> mr. penne called to testify to respond about the stupidities he has said and is revealing. >> guzman is currently being held in the same mexican jail that he escaped from last year and is fighting to keep from being extradited to the united states to stand trial. the fbi is now in negotiations to try to extradite him but that process could take months, even years. >>> the santa clara valley transit authority is learning a thing or two from ride sharing companies. see where you will be able to order a bus ride from your smartphone. >>> also, see what forced the city of oakland to file a temporary restraining order against a man who was on the brink of becoming a member of the city's fire department. >>> also ahead, a panel has come together to discuss what can be done to put an end to a string of gas leaks on a main street in san francisco. >>> five ruptured gas lines in six months. that's what happened during an underground sear project. now one supervisor is looking for answers. rob roth atte

mr. penn should be called to testify about his stupid comments. penn didn't respond when a reporter caught up with him in los angeles. we're also learning more about the el chapo raid. el chapo's guards presend tended to cooperate, giving their boss a 90 minute head start. it wasn't enough. >> mexican authorities have el chapo on the move. they've transferred him to a different cell eight times since he got here last friday. el chapo's attorney said he is cold in isolation and has had no visitors. >> reporter: seemingly never-ending plot twist that would make the writers of any "telenova" envy ious envious. jacob rascon. >>> why furniture in your home right now could put your family at greater risk in a fire. a dramatic rossen report demonstration. >>> the biggest stars are getting early calls for the oscar nominations. we'll break them down. >>> first, this is "today" on >>> just ahead, it's finally happening. "friends "set to reunite? >>> can you be addicted to lip balm? why one popular brand is facing a major lawsuit this morn pwell, sir. after

penn who met with chapo for his rolling stone article? >> the rapper would meet the road if he used burner phones or used protected computer servers or destroyed any linkages to mr. guzman. >> sean penn has said he used burner phones. chapo' s attorneys are fighting the extradition in mexico and experts say the process could take well over a year. >> so karen, how likely is it that chapo guzman will be tried in new hampshire? >> the fbi was able to get pretty close to chapo in this case with the face to face meeting and phone call, but some of the other cases against him involved much larger amounts of drugs, so there is no way to know that decision will be made by the federal department of justice. ed: fresh off a major bust, middlesex county investigators million in drugs originated. 30 kilos of an opiod fentanyl or heroin or perhaps some of both were seized in a tewksbury apartment. along with 20,000 in cash. luis perez of tewksbury and hilda gandia are held tonight on several millions dollar bail each. more arrests may follow. >> it is four minutes past 7:00 and stormteam 5 chief meteorologist harvey leonard, tracking some snow heading our way for this time

[speaking foreign language] >> the interpreter: mr. pennd to testify to respond about the stupidities he has said and had revealing. >> reporter: mexican authorities embarrassed after "el chapo"'s two previous prison escapes are now more willing to hand him over to american authorities. the u.s. is now negotiating to extradite him but that process could take months 18 years. >> "el chapo" is the subject of charges in a variety of federal jurisdictions in the united states and i know the united states government is in conversations with the mexican authorities about possible extradition of him so he can stand justice here. >> reporter: guzman almost escaped after the raid on the home when he was hiding out in. those who lived nearby didn't even know the drug lord was living just a stone's throw away. >> the capture avenue drug lord may not help change the situation. he has broken out of jail twice with a large crowd of people helping him. >> reporter: mexican authorities continue to move el chapo from cell to cell to prevent him from creatin

one of guzman's attorney says mr. penn should be called to testify about all his stupid comments. penn didn't respond when a reporter caught up with him in los angeles. this morning we're also learning more about the el chapo raid. more than five dozen marines involved but el chapo's captured guards pretended to cooperate, giving their boss a 90-minute head start but it wasn't enough. authorities have el chapo on the move. they transferred him to a different cell eight times shines got here last friday. his attorney said he is cold, in isolation, and has had no visitors. for "today," jacob rascon, nbc news, mexico. >> we are joined now by mr. roker. what's it doing here? >> in the pacific northwest, they've been looking at rain. oregon, wet weather, an icy mix back through billings. las vegas looking great with plenty of sunshine. that will eventually burn off. the rest of the country wet weather through the gulf and snow right through the and that is your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thanks. we are celebrating a couple of things today. one of them is wrangler's one-year annive

penn station. >> it's one of the busiest transportation hubs in the country and one of the least attractive as well. mr. cuomo proposing a penn station overhaul. >> joe torres tweeting out the sketches. here's joe's report. >> it is dark, it is constrained, it is ugly. >> reporter: with just a few words, governor andrew cuomo summarized the miserable experience suffered by the 650,000 people who travel every work day. >> it's tough. it's very crowded. a lot of people don't care too much about where you're going, how fast you're trying to get there. >> this afternoon the governor unveiled an ambitious plan for the transportation hub. the plan calls for a comprehensive redevelopment of penn station along with the construction of a modern and spacious train hall at the post office then a brand new passageway linking the two structures. together they'll double the capacity, if not triple the capacity making one complex which we call the empire state station. >> reporter: the governor referred to his plan as a tremendous undertaking. the chairman of one watchdog group had a different description. >> lipstic

mr. penn, you might not get off easy as well.a golden globe host and leave it to ricky gervais offering his take last night. i'm going to read the monologue and go into hiding, not even sean penn will find me. snitch. [laughter] >> dagen: more highlights of my gervais plus the golden globe winners and losers. the shanghai composite sinking more than 5%, brutal first week of trading in 2016. >> the issue here in china is about the question of the economy, further extending the world's selloff. hang seng followed in hong kong driving the markets down. the falling prices in december for the 46th month in a row. real worry, dagen, whether t ine vement can actua reassure global investors and seems like the answer is no and no signs of stopping any time soon. >> dagen: anthony, what do you want to know here? >> anthony: what i want to know is somebody that no one will be able to tell me, what is the level of intervention from china, everything that they try so far has failed. the real question is do they do what is an obvious things to

so, i think the extent of this discussion about the interview, the actress, mr. penn detracted from the real focus and rule of law of security in this country, mexicans are a bit frustrated. >> there's a whole lot of hollywood but you're right, a lot of play in here. thanks for joining us ambassador tony garzgarza. >>> back to politics. a virtual tie in iowa, hillary clinton and bernie sanders. why? and what does this mean for overall chances for these two? is hillary clinton a prohibitive favorite anymore? next. trubiotics a probiotic from one a day naturally helps support both your digestive and immune health by combining... ... two types of good bacteria. trubiotics. be true to your health. what makesheart healthysalad the becalifornia walnuts.r? the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. theand to help you accelerate,. we've created a new company... one totally focused on what's next for

penn state is another. mr. olczyk, how about churchill downs? >> eddie: i'll meet you there. >> mike: i don't know anything about the dimensions there. would you put it on the back stretch? >> eddie: let me make a few calls. no. right in the center of the in-field of churchill with 150,000 people the first saturday in may. are we voting? i want to see america great again. i'll vote churchill downs. >> mike: okay. my vote has been taken. it was years ago about michigan stadium. i thought it would be fun to see there. i was correct on that one. this has been fun, too. a lot of fun for the historic team, the montreal canadiens. >> eddie: big hit there on gallagher. >> mike: eriksson caught gallagher up high. probably on a follow through. so no penalty. pacioretty able to play it ahead. lost it to mcquaid. shoved it out. barberio got there. it was off-side. 5:26 to go. third period in the winter classic. dear, why don't we switch to directv? now mother, we are settlers. i've settled for cable all my life. but directv has been number one in customer

he said she wants to bring actor sean penn, one of the most recognized hollywood actors. she said mrpenn has a very relevant message and would like to deliver it personally. she went on to say -- el chapo talking. let her bring him in. and if she wants to bring more people with her, let her do so. let her do as she pleases. that gives you a good idea, brooke, as to how much el chapo admired or was infatuated with this mexican act stress. she was the one sean penn used to get close to el chapo. >> the most wanted man on the planet. raphael, thank you so much. coming up next, we have to talk about this water crisis in flint, michigan. we have been reporting on this. folks, it's getting worse. now the governor is calling in the national guard. are people who have been exposed this water at risk? >>> plus, president obama last night during the stte of the union, are you listening closely, giving nods not just to one but two tv shows. was it planned? we'll talk about that coming up next. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my l

penn. knowing mr. washington right into 30th street but he will not walk to u of p. he has motorcade that will take him to the event and, of course back to 30th street that is if he decide to take the train. secret service leaks to keep things sequel until last minute. weekend special on the media elwyn and chestnut hill lines. detours around that frankford transportation center. good news in cherry hill. let's role video from the news van on the scene early morning accident knocked down overhead power lines. route 70 at haddonfield road in front of the wegmans they have one lane open. so at least it is open, one lane, passing wegmans coming in towards philadelphia and hopefully maybe in the next hour or so we will be totally, opened with all of the lanes there in cherry hill. chris and lauren back to you. >>> weeks after firing chip kelly the eagles will make doug pederson as a new head coach. he is currently the offensive coordinator for the chiefs. >> pederson is still in the playoffs. eagles must w

penn state is another. mr. olczyk, how about churchill downs?> eddie: i'll meet you there. >> mike: i don't know anything about the dimensions there. would you put it on the back stretch? >> eddie: let me make a few calls. no. right in the center of the in-field of churchill with 150,000 people the first saturday in may. are we voting? i want to see america great again. i'll vote churchill downs. >> mike: okay. my vote has been taken. it was years ago about michigan stadium. i thought it would be fun to see there. i was correct on that one. this has been fun, too. around this one is ferraro. a lot of fun for the historic team, the montreal canadiens. >> eddie: big hit there on gallagher. >> mike: eriksson caught gallagher up high. probably on a follow through. so no penalty. pacioretty able to play it ahead. lost it to mcquaid. shoved it out. barberio got there. it was off-side. 5:26 to go. third period in the winter classic. the home team is still down by three. dear, why don't we switch to directv? now mother, we are settlers. i've settled for

penn state is another. mr. olczyk, how about churchill downs?> eddie: i'll meet you there. >> mike: i don't know anything about the dimensions there. would you put it on the back stretch? >> eddie: let me make a few calls. no. right in the center of the in-field of churchill with 150,000 people the first saturday in may. are we voting? i want to see america great again. i'll vote churchill downs. >> mike: okay. my vote has been taken. it was years ago about michigan stadium. i thought it would be fun to see there. i was correct on that one. this has been fun, too. around this one is ferraro. a lot of fun for the historic team, the montreal canadiens. >> eddie: big hit there on gallagher. >> mike: eriksson caught gallagher up high. probably on a follow through. so no penalty. pacioretty able to play it ahead. lost it to mcquaid. shoved it out. barberio got there. it was off-side. 5:26 to go. third period in the winter classic. the home team is still down by three. dear, why don't we switch to directv? now mother, we are settlers. i've settled for

mrs. wozniak. [ laughter ] so i go penn. and he turns around and goes "oh, geez." which i get a lot from celebrities. he goes, what do you mean? i go, it doesn't have a shape. you look like a homeless person. fix your hair. he goes what should i do? i go do you have any gel? he goes i don't think so, not on me. i go penn, barbra streisand's it together. [ laughter ] so the best part is kris jenner table. he goes, i don't want to. i took him over there. i go, ladies, a disheveled sean penn. [ laughter ] and i got a big hand. i was a big hit at my table. i probably won't be invited again. >> jimmy: no. >> but sean penn -- >> jimmy: there he is. there you are. >> so he started -- sean penn started his tribute to melinda gates and actually started by saying, i know i'm in a room full of women because kathy griffin just told me my hair looks like crap. and it got a big hand. i think he's a fan. sean and i were in a cone of silence. he's a big fan of mine. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. thank you so much for stopping by. in the middle of your big tour. 80 cities. t

penn's involvement in the drug kingpin's arrestret . >> i have read a little bit about thet interview but i haven't actually read the interview myselfv obviously mr. guzma priority but for mexico and the united states mexico's attorney general moses penn's meeting was essential to guzma n's capture g still to come tonight remembering a rock icon world celebrates the music of david bowie we aree learning more about his connection to northeast ohioe will look like a tip at first when a waiter took a second look he got angry the message he got instead of money, and emac tonight the world's the one that the fans are shocked by the news that david bowie passed away after an 18 month battle with cancerb years home cleveland is remembering it's part of a launching point to start them are jennifer jordan has more. >> his music the soundtrack of an error legendary british singer david bowie influenced flamboyant style and groundbreaking soundgeo the music so no so different than anything that you can hear on the radio that it was perfect response cleveland before he went anyplace else former radio personality at wn and as a belly pad says the station was

mrs. clinton has escaped prosecution more times than el chapo. perhaps sean penn should interview her. the truth is she is not going to be held accountable until we have a fearless fighter who will face her down on that debate stage and remind her that although she has held many titles, she still has accomplished nothing. [applause] remind her -- remind her she has gotten every single foreign-policy challenge wrong. remind her and the american people when she famously asked what difference it makes. this is what difference it makes. when our embassy is purposely attacked by terrorists and four americans are killed and the next that you stand up and lie about it to the american people, instead of saying we will seek retribution, mrs. clinton you say to every adversary and every terrorist organization in the world open season on america. that is what difference it makes, mrs. clinton. that is what difference it makes. [applause] we are not going to beat mrs. clinton or whoever else they come up with. bloomberg, sanders. we will not be the ultimate insiders with another insider crony capi

mrs. clinton escaped prosecution more times than el chapo. perhaps sean penn should interview her, but the truth is she's not going to be held accountable until we have a fearless fighter who will face her down on that debate stage. the democratic party is no it's no longer the party of opportunity. and if we don't seize that with a candidate who focuses on that, what's going to happen this election is going to-- what happened last election. >> it's time for the republicans to offer someone who actually will stand up and provide real presidential experience and leadership on behalf of the united states of america. >> in nashua, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. >> meanwhile on the democratic side the clinton campaign held massive canvassing efforts around the state yesterday and ott seacoast, had the help of senator jeanne shaheen. nobody wins first nation like here. if it was the super bowl she'd have more lombardi trophies than tom brady. she's been campaign manager or chair for five of the first of the nation wins. >> for me it's finding the candidate i believe

mrs. clinton has escaped prosecution more times than el chapo. perhaps sean penn should interview her. but the truth is, she's not going to be held accountable until we have a fearless fighter who will face her down. >> the democratic party is no longer the party of work, no longer the party of opportunity, and if we don't seize that, with a candidate who focuses on that, weas going to happen -- what's going to happen in this election? >> it's time for the republicans will stand up and provide real presidential experience and leadership on the behalf of the united states of america. reporter: in nashua, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. >> hillary clinton was the only democratic candidate in new hampshire today. she also had help from senator jean georgia heen and -- here's details on her surprise visit to manchester. >> the travel mess created by this weekend's storm forced a change in plans for hillary clinton. she stayed in the granite state last night and today rallied supporters. reporter: before knocking on doors in manchester saturday, hillary clinton volunteers were shocked, when th

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mr. robot" won best tv drama. in other celebrity news -- mexican authorities want to talk to actor sean penn and television star kate del castillo after rolling stone published their secret interview with joaquin "el chapo" guzman -- the drug kingpin. penn wrote that he met guzman in guzman was on the run. in the article -- guzman boasted that he supplies quote -- "more heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine and marijuana than anybody else in the world". mexican authorities had been searching for guzman since july -- following his escape from a maximum-security prison. he was arrested friday during a raid in mexico. mexico's attorney general says the government plans to extradite him to the united states, where he's wanted on drug charges. on tuesday -- president barack obama will deliver his final state of the union. rather than going to congress with a traditional legislative list wish list, he has promised a look back at his years in office as well as a look forward to things he still w wts to accomplish. governor nikki haley will follow the president's and address the country on behalf of the republican party. but hal

mrs. clinton has escaped prosecution more times than el chapo. perhaps sean penn should interview her. she will not be held accountable until we have a fearless fighter who will face her down on the debate stage and remind her although she has accomplished nothing. [applause] remind her that she has gotten every single foreign-policy challenge wrong. remind her and the american people, when she is famously asked what difference it makes, mrs. clinton, this is what difference it makes. when our embassy is purposefully terrorists and for americans, including our ambassadors killed and the next day you lie about it instead of saying, the united states of america has been attacked by terrorists and we will seek retribution. say to every you adversary and terrorist organization in the world, open season on america. that is what difference it takes, mrs. clinton. that is what difference it takes. [applause] be to mrs.going to clinton or whomever else they come up with, bloomberg, sanders. beat the going to ultimate insiders with yet another insider s, donald trump. we are not going to beat t