wondering how policy might change with narco trafficking within the new administration, what the state of play is. how effective have we been in limiting the rise of these cartels.>> looking at what most people think, it's clear that we haven't been as successful. security or rather, insecurity is something that gravitated very much in mexico's selection for the right reasons. i could only think that first of all, the last two administrations in mexico, have confronted as fast as possible, organized crime the. by many different metrics we aren't doing a good enough job. it would not be appropriate not to recognize that. i think number one, we need to take this into account.

. >>> y se fugan dos narco atlas cÁrcel de sinaloa ayudados por varios guardias de seguridn sir uno elloschapo guzmÁn. >>> y esta noche se producirÁ el eclipse de luna total mÁs largo nosotros situÁndose en el lado opuesto del sol con respecto a la tierra. >>> para los mayas ha comenzado un nuevo aÑo. el 5133 lo celebran con ceremonias y pidiÉndole a la madre tierra que nos proteja. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> quÉ tal cÓmo estÁn muy buenas tardes le saluda felicidad aveleyra uedes gracia aquÍ. >>> el gobierno de estados unidos no cumpliÓ, aÚn quedaron mÁde padres la mayorÍa han podido reunirse y cabo saber quÉ va a pasar con lo que no lo han hecho, edgar tiene el informe. >>> asÍ es, muy buenos dias en efecto me encuentro en una de la organizaciÓn que ha trabajado con los niÑos que ya se reÚno ficaron como todos sabemos como se esperaba el gobierno no cumpliÓ con la meta derÉ unificar 2500 niÑos con sus padres se habla de 700 porque habrÁ durante el dÍa cifras mÁs concretas se habla de 700 niÑos que no han sido reÚno fic ademÁs, estoy con no significa de una organizaciÓn activa, y que ellos traba

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patricia:en mÉxico, entre las propuestas del presidente electo, para hacer frente a la narco violenciasmado una de las mÁs altos funcionarios de su gobierno. alejandro madrigalnos cuenta de quiÉn se trata y cuÁl es la alejandro:la legalizaciÓn de mariguana y amapola con fines recreativos y mÉdicos, se convierte en una de las primeras propuesta del presidente electo para lograr la pacificaciÓn de un paÍs donde se acumulan mÁs de docientos 1000 asesinatos en 12 aÑos. apoya la idea que expuso quiÉn ocuparÁ el cargo de secretaria de exportaciÓn. >>carta abierta, lo que sea necesario, lo que sea necesario para pacificar este paÍs. abramos el debate. alejandro: sÁnchez cordero fue jueza de la corte suprema de justicia de mÉxico, su postura fue despenalizar las drogas y no con el ejÉrcito para combatir la violencia. este martes fue r pal dada por un grupo de activistas.laviolen los deli entes se combate con la violencia del estado. lo cual ha generado un espiral incontenible de homicidios. alejandro: esta propuesta podrÍa dar a los dichos de lÓpez obrador diciendo del aÑo pasado, donde no des

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se llama sombra y los narcos colombianos ofrecen 70 mil dÓlares a quien acabe con ella es una gran perraÍa a la hora de detectar drogas. >>> nos vamos a oaxaca, a una de las fiestas populares mÁs bonitas en mÉxico. un compendio de colores, sabores, cultura esto es la siguelagetsa. ♪. ♪. saluda felicidad >>> el gobierno reuna con sus padres a los menores de 17 aÑos que fueron separados de ellos como medida di saus rai. bastantes reunificaciones se han hecho, aunque el gobierno cree que no podrÁ hacerse con todas. >>> hoy en la noche vence el plazo para que el gobierno de donald trump entregue 2. 500 niÑos separados de sus padres. estamos en la central de mc allen, hay una manifestaciÓn por parte del grupo... y se encuentra con nosotros. ¿por quÉ estar aquÍ y ir a la corte federal esta maÑana?. >>> la fecha lÍmite que le dio el juez de california a la administraciÓn de trump para reunificar 2551 niÑos que ellos separaron de sus familia. sabemos que nada mÁs 1012 niÑos han sido reunificados menos del 50%. y asegurarnos que esas familias. y a pesar que horas antes han encontrado aquÍ y se va

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asecho del narco las autoridades de la ciudad de mÉxico lo niegan pero muchos residentes afirman quese abre paso y segÚn ladea se 11 carteles. >>> inmortal vladimir cuelga la placa del nuevo miembro del salon de la fama , vladimir guerrero. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> el presidente donald trump pasa el fin de semana en un club de golf en new jersey y desde ahÍ escribiÓ lo que ocurre a miles de millas de distancia en la frontera su semana ha estado n agada de altibajos y hoy exige el muro fronterizo estÁ en medio de la discordia. el presidente trump amenazÓ nuevamente con cerrar el gobierno si los demÓcratas se niegan a apoyar sus propuestas migratorias y tambiÉn dice (informaciÓn en pantalla): > pasado el similares en febrero exigiÓ cambiar las leyes migratorias o cerrarÍa el gobierno en efecto el gobierno la primera de ellas en enero, cuando los demÓcratas querÍan modificar el programa daca para hacerlo permanente. la segunda fue parcial en febrero, por la falta de un acuerdo en el presupuesto. ahora el presidente, amenaza con otra. e

. >> segÚn reportes de inteligencia h11 organizaciones delictivas dedicadas al narco n narcomenudoeo,co . las autoridades que afirmaban que no existÍa erativo de vigilancia en respuesta a las denuncias de los empresarios que exigen que se terminen los atracos y les permitan trabajar en paz. >> las dificultades que pone el gobierno de migraciÓn hicieron crear a los dueÑ pesar a los dueÑos de una taquerÍa que lo mejor era bajar la cortina; esta en la sel sur california en la zona fronteriza sus dueÑos consideraron el factor migratorio la razÓn de la escasa presencia de cocineros. necesitaban ocho taqueros para dar un servicio de calidad y como no pudieron encontrarlos prefirieron cerrar. la refrigeraciÓn de las familias separadas continÚan tras la alegrÍa de encontrarse con sus pequeÑos muchas de estas familias enfrentan una nueva vida. edgardo ha seguido m las ha se cerca, y ahora estÁ con una de ellas, quÉ les espera a estas familias? >> esa es la gran pregunta, quÉ hacer despuÉs de esta reunifiÓcomo es la vida despuÉs de los padres migrantes despuÉs de que se reencuentran? a ella la

. >>> enfrentar los narcos, ha h c hecho desagrado a mexico . >>> le esta diciedndo vamos a o probarstinto, no ha dado muchos detalles sobrea la la ide la amnistia para personas inv u involucradas en el ncarcotrafic, pero dice mira, 12 aÑos tratar d de enfrentar esta guerra y no nos ha funcionado ,vamos a p probar algo distinto ,yo creo que eso tambien le gusto mucho a los mexicanos porque ya estan harto y hay que tratar algo n v nuevo. >>> el tema monetario, al final del dia retomando lo que decia calros no es solo dar op oportunidades de educacion, la p pobreza o la desigualdad sean la causa, estamos en un nivel muy d delicado, por mas que logres dar mejores oportunidades y que la pobreza se podria ir mitigando, estamos hablando que los niveles que se pagan en el crimen no t e tienen nada que ver con los ni e niveles que podria tener una e presopr persona en un trabajo promedio c con ingresos promedio bajo c¿coo compiets ctes contra eso? yo cre hay un tema por muy profundo e tejido social, esa cosa un poco ambigua y amorfa que une a una sociedad y que en mexico esta r profundamente

what problem do i have that they i amrying to solve unless a tax abated or a narco terrorist? >> i am not pushing the solution. to illustrate that it is a solution only to the problems of tax invaders, criminals and terrorists. it offers an opportunity for profit by speculators speculating on a currency whose sole value is to help the aforementioned manner dwells. >> you might argue that people -- there is a quote from friedrich hike. we should allow people to own guns. in many circumstances. if the sole advantage of a particular gun is that it has a special tape on it to prevent figure prints from adhering and you would say the honest citizen who wants to hunt was to make sure that the deer can't identify the fingers of a hunter, i would say the sole benefit of that the secular tape on that gun is to facilitate criminals. other than facilitating criminals and allowing people to place bets on the value of a criminal tool -- what does this do? what problem does it solve? can you identify one? mr. pollock: i don't know. the extent that critter currencies are used, i expect they

you point out. >> so what problem do i have that they're trying to solve, unless i'm a tax evader or narco terrorist? >> first of all, i'm not pushing, as you know, this solution. >> i'm trying to illustrate that it is a solution only to the problems of tax evaders, criminals and terrorists. >> excuse me, you might -- >> it offers an opportunity for profit by speculators, speculating on a currency whose sole value is to help the aforementioned ne'er do wells. go ahead. >> we should allow people to own guns in many circumstances. but if the sole advantage of a particular gun is that it has a special tape on it to prevent fingerprints from adhering, then you would say the honest citizen who wants to hunt wants to make sure that the deer cannot identify the fingerprints of the hunter, i would say the sole benefit of that particular tape on that particular gun is to facilitate criminals. what, other than facilitating criminals placing bets on the value of a criminal tool? we could speculate the value of burglars' tools. what does this do? what problem does it solve? can you identify one? becau

is a peaceful kind of philosophy a political philosophy and he's also in mexico as well as on their narco poco where they have a lot of guns. in there this is michel walk and he's in guerrero which is where a couple very violent state of course as well but here these are the indigenous people the indigenous per a pecha town of chair on throughout all political parties after a popular uprising in.

enterprises to provide the technologies of the future or to see those animal spirits doing nothing with the narco terrorist and others that find u.s. dollars not to their liking. add a very minimum to need investor protection and too often or that memoranda. and not outright fraud and incarceration issued by somebody selling stocks and bonds. so with that currency with the greenback to be issued that does not yield interest there are people who are alive today and with defense or medical research. >> the gentleman time is expired look at the testimony to the chair of economics serving as a technical advisor than the federal reserve bank of new york so he called and the virtual currency working group to be project jasper for the interbank system receiving his phd from cornell. with the center for director of data analysis with the crypto currency and monetary policy michelle was a tenured professor with those statistics to hold a doctoral degree and that senior policy of economics at cornell. and that research associate of economic research. what those articles of collective items of poor academic

of the nicaraguan church that was besieged by the army and the narco has reopened student protesters were taking refuge inside the catholic church last week when gunmen loyal to the president began shooting at . mexico's president elect is being condemned for his defiant response to a ten million dollars fine imposed on his party for violating campaign finance laws that penalty on andras manuel lopez obrador as policy was imposed on weapons. john holden reports now from mexico city. president elect andres manuel lopez obrador ran and won a landslide victory on a promise to eradicate corruption but already his party. has been fined around ten million dollars for regularities during the campaign the national electorate insitute penalized the party for setting up a trust fund for earthquake victims it says the fund shouldn't have been set up by a political party and the way it was paid in part with a big anonymous cash payment was also against the law corruption experts we've talked to said that the judgment of the electoral authorities seems based on sound evidence what's particularly

population has been services it's really going to say to you what i guess the different deliverable the narco traffickers in the link you want but the apple is young but. you get i'm going to get you to wait until you give me in your what is twenty c s but i didn't give you the facts out of. the cigarettes because it is a lot more. lives inside the capital of the state of quote wheeler he heads the human rights organization fund. then of what's right is so hungry i know that if i go for four years i've been working in the north of the country with the families of the disappeared. out it's the hardest job i've ever had in my life. was the number of missing people is staggering so very quickly though. this could be much much we're spending a lot of time talking to the families before we press charges yes i love public. the mothers of the disappeared motivate our work most likely may tell us we've lost everything and if we have nothing more to lose look at them with me oh i've got a better now than last. hour. that is the mexican authorities claim that they help fund programs to help the familie

celebrando, la elecciÓn de los pobres donde se compra y trafica el voto como cualquier yanqui y la de los narcoss de mÉxico. aquÍ en la capital de mÉxico protestaron por no votar en las casillas especiales que fueron instaladas en el aeropuerto. dijeron que esas 750 boletas disponibles fueron insuficientes. muchos de los votantes habÍan hecho filas durante mÁs de cuatro horas. >> vamos con francisco que se encuentra con la campaÑa de jaime rodrÍguez, jaime rodrÍguez calderÓn, el bronco, primer aspirante que llega, estamos pasando por tierras regias. >> aquÍ en la zona metropolitana de monterrey las elecciones han transcurrido de manera tranquila. algunos incidentes durante la maÑana ya que algunas casillas abrieron tarde, lo que provocÓ la inconformidad de alguno de los electores. especÍficamente aquÍ en garcia napoleÓn, esta tarde jaime rodrÍguez calderÓn acudiÓ a emitir su voto, quien afirmÓ luego de emitir su sufragio que mÁs que el triunfo este proceso le dejarÁ grandes beneficios al movimiento independiente que le encabeza, ya que lo promocionÓ a lo largo del paÍsy que esto a largo plazo te

audience of that leads into our concern about the drug cartels and wondering how change vis-a-vis the narco trafficking with the new administration, what the state of clay is, how effective have we been in limiting the rise of these cartels? amb. gutierrez fernandez: if you look at what most people think, we have not been successful enough. insecurity, has gravitated in mexico's election. think that the last haveistrations in mexico confronted as best as possible, organized crime. methods, where not doing a good enough job. it would not be appropriate not to recognize that. i think, we need to take into account that this is an issue that takes a long time to address. experience in other areas of the world would point to the fact that there are no silver bullets to address this. number two, we need to do a better job in the conversations we've had with the united states, we need to focus more on -- more oning disrupting the business model than simply going after the heads of cartels. around, please don't quote me, 122 identified targets. are either behind bars or are dead. there hasto that,

what problem do i have that they are trying to solve unless i'm a tax invader or narco terrorists. >> i'm not pushing the solution. >> i'm trying to illustrate that it's a solution only to the problem of tax invaders, and offers an opportunity for profit. speculating on a currency whose sole value is to help those. >> you might argue that people should deserve just as i think dr. michelle did. in my written testimony. there is a quote from friedrich hi rick on this. the denomination of the transactions. >> we should allow people to own guns. in many circumstances but if the sole advantage of a particular good is that it has a special tape on it to prevent fingerprints from adhering and you would hear the honest citizen who wants to hunt. i would say the sole benefit of that particular tape on that particular got is to facilitate criminals. what other and then in facilitating facilitating criminals and allowing people to place bets on the value of a criminal tool. what does this to what problem does it sell. can you identify one because i can't. i don't know the extent to which it is u

concern about the drug cartels and wondering how policy might change, vis-a-vis the narco trafficking with a new administration, what the state of play is, how effective have we been at limiting the rise of these cartels? >> well, if you look at what most people think, it's clear we have not been successful enough and that's an understatement. security, or rather insecurity, is something that gravitated very much in mexico's election. for the right reasons and understandable reasons. i can only think that, first of all, the last two administrations in mexico have head on -- have confronted as best as possible organized crime. by many different metrics we're not doing a good enough job. it wouldn't be appropriate not to recognize that. i think, number one, we need to take into account that this is an issue that takes a long time to address. and i think that experience in other areas of the world would point to the fact that there are no silver bullets to address this. number two, i think we need to do a better job, and that's the sort of conversations we have had with the united states

narco's or if you have seen the cameraman who also won an oscar, two or three for spy kids or night at the museum. the twilight saga or star trek discovery. tree of life and gravity. and there is a lot of riders and editors and makeup artist started their career in mexico. something has happened between the film industry that he had mexico that is mature and hollywood that is the global magnet. i talked about why this happened in mexico and why it is connected and there's a whole new generation of mexican filmmakers who are not necessarily gravitating to hollywood and they prefer to make films in mexico and a whole set who do both. and then they come back and forth across the border so it's not just cars and nails but also sports and innovation and film. now all of the stories are about outside the government and that's not an accident. most of this creativity is happening not in washington d.c. where i live or mexico city but places like los angeles and guadalajara. but that doesn't mean that people in government are not working together in fact deal that goes on between the national

and he had been placed on a narco list. so are there insinuations there could have been some corruption there? >> i think the president himself has come out. he's been quoted in media reports saying the media pretends to parade the drug suspects. he said i don't know who killed him but i said not to get involved in illegal drugs. you get mixed signals from the top, but, obviously, this campaign is entering very dangerous territory when mayor level officials are being gunned down in mysterious circumstances. >> all right. shawn crispin from the asian times. thanks for weighing in and sharing your thoughts on this. >>> now police in england, they're investigating what they call a major incident with similarities to another high-profile case. so coming up, we'll be live in london with the details. stay with cnn. >>> welcome back to the program. we're going to england now where police are investigating what they call a major incident involving an unknown substance. a couple in amesbury are in critical condition after being expo

the philippines news agency, the country's national police commission reportedly placed him on an narcoidea why the killer apparently targeted him. they are also looking at those perp walks as a possible motive. aaron mclaughlin, cnn. >> here at home, the maryland woman who says she was cyber stalked by the "capital gazette" shooting suspect is speaking out. anne talking about the nightmare she endured from his constant verbal attacks, she explains why she was forced to file a complaint against the former classmate. >> i would be afraid that he could show up anywhere at any time and kill me. i have been tormented and traumatized and terrorized for so long that it has i think changed the fiber of my being. he said f-you. go kill yourself. you're going to need a protective order. he is very cold. he is very calculated. he is very intelligent. bun thing that i do feel now is that he can no longer silence me. >> meantime, cnn has learned that the suspect allegedly sent multiple threatening letters before thursday's attack. the liters dated same day of the shooting were sent to a judge, a co

hold on demonstrations that actually happened because of the narco. dr patricia tonight before church special insulting governments and many in bus i'm on nothing yet and mega think you're going to be most important in this time and it's not only targeting governments it's also targeting people it's going to books which seems that iraq has actually sells them looking forward to have some sort of a change happen by the political blocs not only do they are going to be goes no actually the iraqi people want to travel to know that. the political blocs actually they have influence and inside the iraqi government so there is no way that you can only talk to the iraqi government also to make a pressure on both the political blocs is no parliament and the constitution actually allowed the prime minister and most of the major to stake its according to could be put to should it's legal it's going to to show. it can happen to during his a journalist based in the role of an iraqi city of a bail she joins us now via skype from athens tonight good side here with us

there is a lot of narco traffic we seer see here. >> the violence, the things that killed these men,en on the other side of the border? >> on the other side of the border, why you mean? to san diego? >> yeah. >> no, it's not happening there. we are -- we are living here in a war zone. san diego's not like that. san diego doesn't have this. >> diaz is right. last year a total of 34 people were murdered in san diego, just 20 miles away. that's fewer than the coroner sees in a week here. >> jacob. how are you? >> she is a 29-year-old mexican american journalist born in los angeles. she could have worked anywhere in the states but she chose to live in t.j. among the crime and corruption and report about it, something that could get her killed. >> if you get into this job, you can't be afraid because being afraid doesn't really help you, it tops you. >> we went with her to one of the most dangerous neighborhoods. garcia told us the killings here were the result of a vicious gang war for control of the lucrative local drug market. >> we're standing beside a house where three people were ki

he went down and originally in riverside county in orange county doing narco cases they were always chasing the drugs and said you can't complete that investigation. you don't close the loop so that is where he took the cases that had one or twhave one or two cok them in and took them away forever looking at the xl spreadsheets all day long you can make this case. there was a trial last november december, and he spent three days, only one person spends time and there was a screen and they were projecting a spreadsheet 13,452 you will see and when he wasn't testifying looking at other spreadsheets because he was continuing to do what he did best. >> underlining everything that went on with trump and the russians and everything else is initial transactions that i think were more questionable and see from the outside what he's doing sure looks that way. this passage really struck me. the agents as the big revelation in the cases is drugs, guns and violence were only half the story and the county want once l the money had been traced. meticulously chasing around the world adding additional char

its patterns, its targets, the work it does, it's all linked to counterterrorism and work against narcoutely necessary. we shouldn't get rid of i.c.e. the problem is the way in which it's being used to deal with refugees. it's not the right organization to be used to deal with the problem of refugees. and our government -- that includes congress -- and the courts have to recognize what the world recognizes, which is there are refugees, and they have to be treated differently from criminals who are trying to come into our country to commit crimes. and that's not what's happening. so i.c.e. is the symptom. it's not the problem. the white house's policy is the problem. >> now i.c.e. becoming this sort of political football of sorts. i mentioned tammy duck worth a little bit ago. she had a warning to democrats of going this direction. listen. >> you can't win the white house without the midwest, and i don't think that you can go too far to the left and still win the midwest, coming from a midwestern state. i think you need to be able to talk to the industrial midwest. you need to listen to

there you have countries that enable narcos and the drug traffickers and they take no action. muslim countries throughout the world where women are being abused and relationships for the government codifies it under sharia law and so forth. the real question is should america's golden doors be slammed shut when there are people that are trying to protect themselves. >> laura: i know we have iraqi christians, syrian christians, people throughout the middle east who have been waiting for years. the classic case of ethnic cleansing, religious cleansing taking place in central african republics, sudan and throughout the middle east. we have taken -- you might know better. very few. just because you show up at our southern border and nbc is there to cover the sad story, that suddenly america says okay, we're going to change our whole system, and we are going to throw open the door to every criminal victim in the world. let me read this. i want you to react. credible fear applications since 2007. 5,171 applications for credible fear asylum request. 2016, 91,786. an increase of 1675%

down there and got, cut his teeth in originally river side county and then in orange county doing narco cases, busting drug runners and that sort of thing and the thing he said is these cases when the fbi would -- the dea would do them, they are chasing the drugs, they are chasing where is the drugs, let's find the drugs and he always said, he would say to colleagues, you can't complete the investigation until you figure out where the money is, they don't sell the drugs, that money is dirty too, part of transaction and until you find that you don't close the loop. that's where he took cases one count to 20 counts and that's what he brought to the case and what he convinced prosecutors in this case about money laundering case, first and foremost, that was the way to prove it and by doing the really hard grueling work of looking at excel spreadsheets all day long you can make the case. it was a trial in this case last november, december, he spent 3 days in the stand which is a lot. only one more person spent in the stand, there was a screen and projecting up excel spreadsheets, no, no, fl

it was used apparently, this was the claim, as pa rt apparently, this was the claim, as part of the narcot to their repressed memories. in fact what the victims say it rendered them helpless. he would then sexually and physically abuse. we now know after the police investigation taking two years that we have 77 crimes affecting 65 different people. 65 different victims. and for those individuals, is this the end in the sense that their voices are being heard now, people are aware of their stories? 0r people are aware of their stories? or is there more that they want to happen? my point being that this man is long since dead. i think the key thing for them is it is an understanding, a realisation, justification. it is an apology for what happened to them. in terms of any criminal prosecutions, that is over, nothing will happen. doctor milner is dead and anybody else accused, police say are either untraceable, have been eliminated from enquiries or they are dead too. but this isn't quite the end. for some, more than a0 are now going to sue the department of health for what they say was the

it says as afghanistan inched closer to being a narco state years ago, a team of officials presented the obama administration with a detailed plan to use u.s. courts to prosecute the taliban commanders and allied drug lords who supplied more than 90% of the orld's heroin. mr. speaker, that is incredible. i've been hearing from d.e.a. agents, from local police, deputies, so many law enforcement people about how incredibly abundant heroin is in america. and that we had so many people that get hooked on opioids and then they would ultimately find heroin was cheaper and more plentiful. and it destroyed a lot of lives. it continues to destroy lives in america. and that -- to have this report come out that the obama administration could have done to thing in a timely manner have saved tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of lives from being lost. or being wasted. in this opioid epidemic. of addiction. it's really staggering. to think that our united states government, the obama administration, with all its tools, had the chance to do something that would prevent the massive per

included language in the bill to strengthen the civil enforcement regime by permitting victims of narco terrorism with the assets of foreign narcotics drug kingpins. assets blocked are not currently available to victims, leaving victims of the farc and other narco terrorists without a method of getting compensation for their injuries. finally, this legislation addresses recent federal court decisions that combe the ability of victims to bring terrorists and their supporters to justice under the a.t.a. civil liability regime. the a.t.a. was designed to rovide extra territorial jurisdiction who attack nationalists overseas. these cases have limited the extra territorial scope. the anti-terrorism clarification act clarifies the section of the a.t.a. to take advantage of those should be deemed to have consented to personal jurisdiction in u.s. courts in a.t.a. civil ack. no defendant should be able to accept foreign assistance while at the same time dodging responsibility in u.s. courts for supporting or carrying out terrorist attacks that harm americans. i thank ranking member nadler and s

on the demand side in the united states, we have a lot of work to support theffort to defeat of the narco terrorists in mexico have fallen short. >> what about the narcotic, fentanyl, which is taking many lives? it is a synthetic opioid. playing ins china shipping fentanyl to the night states? amount.nificant congress has been fantastic in providing resources to the executive branch to push back against this new and truly-grave threat. >> i was in venezuela and o said that aur lection wouldn't be recognized they were the world. there have been incredible negative outcomes in public health and they have now gone through with the election. what's is the next step to put pressure on him question mark >> we would put the additional sanctions on the regime and what is the next step to put pressure on him? >> we would put the additional sections on the regime and continue our diplomatic outreach to make them return to some semblance of a democracy. i have to say that this is an enormous challenge that our t ools have not proven sufficient to darte. we have is one tool not used and you know it i

i'm not a narco. i don't dirty people because i don't give a [ bleep ] about a possession charge.newspaper reporter in baltimore. he spent a year embedded with the homicide unit to write a book. he and ed burns, who was a police officer, got together and said, what if we tell the whole story of the death of the american city, the futility of the war on drugs through the eyes of cops? >> ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. >> of drug dealers. >> i've got the best territory and no kind of product. i got the best product but could stand a little more territory. >> of teachers, of politicians. just make the entire city into the character itself. >> you follow drugs, you get drug addicts and drug dealers. but you start to follow the money and you don't know where the [ bleep ] it's going to take you. >> "the wire" broke down systemic racism and the cycle of poverty like no other television show had. >> come on, get up. it's a school day, you're going to be late. >> it wasn't just about hey, look at these blockheads chilling drugs on the street. you were in the apartment with them where they had no par

de hecho la portada fue polÉmica, porque sale un personaje de la magia del narco, sale una chica.>> me da miedo. >>> claro que sÍ. >>> un saludo para toda la gente en new york. vamos conada y roselyn y que estÁn felices de compartir con la gente. >>> aquÍ estamos. seguimos desayunando, y vamos a regresar a dallas con norberto hernÁndez. >>> buenos dÍas norberto, cuÉntanos de ambiente por allÍ, estÁn comiendo mucho? >>> amigos seguimos en este rico desayuno estamos transmitiendo desde dallas texas, le saluda norberto estamos para conocer a una linda pareja, hispanos, muy exitosos, y que estÁn comiendo tambiÉn delicioso. >>> gracias por la invitaciÓn a don pepe y a ustedes. >>> claro que sÍ. >>> gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> muchos aÑos de estar en este paÍs? >>> asÍ es, gracias por la invitaciÓn. estÁ muy bonito, he estado aquÍ toda mi vida verdaderamente. >>> y tÚ? >>> yo tengo 20 aÑos en dallas. >>> cuÉntenos sobre ustedes, queremos saber de dÓnde son? >>> yo soy de yucatÁn. . >>> yo soy cubano. >>> que bueno que estÉn con nosotros sobre todo para ustedes quÉ significa el h

it all focuses on this issue of so—called narco analysis. been using this drug to get these children into isn't it less where he could then abuse them. for now, many thanks. authorities in greece are looking for dozens of people missing. at least 79 people have died. the search continues for survivors who fled the blaze. including those who took fled the scene. there are fears for an irish man on his honeymoon who got caught up man on his honeymoon who got caught up in the blaze. brian is missing, his wife zoe is being treated in hospital. it isa it is a valley of death. the fire raced through these words towards the town of mati leaving a scorched wasteland behind it. much of the town is now a ghostly, ash filled room. filled with ashen trees and crumbling walls. for many, only the seaview remains. so much of mati is com pletely seaview remains. so much of mati is completely derelict. followed houses that will have to be demolished before this time can rebuild. many of its residents are discovering that they no longer have a home to be turn

still a lot of work to do in helping the poor and combating a narco network but they're showing a lotomise. sporting governments in modern america that sean oppressive policies should be one of our top priorities. what concerns me is that in the past argentinian has clawed out of an economic collapse only to spend more money than they are able to collect through taxes and trade and resulted in new depression. do you have any programs geared toward economic growth or making that government more efficient in how they spend the money? >> argentina has a relatively new president that we've engaged with and we are very supportive of his market-oriented reforms. i think in our analysis that absent reforms generated from inside the country that realizing their own shortcomings in previous legislation in the mistakes they made in the past is the way they will find a proper way forward. we are very optimistic about their approach to resolving their own problems. >> thank you chairman. thank you both for your testimony today. many americans, and many around the world have been shocked by the tr

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mentioned on twitter, i mentioned to you, joe, last night i'm watching netflix, the last episode of "narcoshe phone rang. i usually don't answered, but i answered. he said, hey, eric, it is your favorite president. we talked about the thing you have been talking about all morning long. we talked about russia. i talked to him about the fcc and some things going on there. i believe it came up unknown because he was on air force one going back to d.c. i will tell you, he was fine. he was in a good place. again, this tweet that came out later with the all caps, think about this for one second. so he's being blamed by a lot of people, you know, i listened to the show all morning and the other networks, for a failure at helsinki with putin. meanwhile, the sanctions that were place -- that he's placing on russia are substantial. however, there's one point nobody last week he said a word was taken out of the script. from your conversations with the president, does he believe the cia and gina haspel? does he believe dan coats and the director of national intelligence? >> well, you know, so the conve

concern about the drug cartels and wondering how policy might change vis-@-vis the narco trafficking with the new administration. what the state of play is, how will affect the have we been at limiting the rise of these cartels. >> if you look at what most people think, i think it is clear that we have been successful. or successful enough. security or security is something that vibrates in the election for good reason. i can only think that first of all, the last administration and mexico have confronted as best as possible the organized crime. by many different methods, we are not doing a good enough job. it wouldn't be -- you have to recognize that. i think number one we need to take in account this is an issue that takes a long time to address. i think that experience in other areas of the world will point to the fact that -- there is no silver bullet to address this. number two, i think we need to do a better job and this is the sort of conversations that we have had with united states, we need to focus more on disrupting the is this model that going simply after the heads of th