tÚ te has ido con los hijos de pablo escobar?o que hablaban. alex: poco seso sabe del la fortuna. tu que' hace hoy dÍa? >> hoy en dÍa yo estudio diseÑo de modas en un club de bienestar, que es donde vivo todavÍa. obviamente puedo decir que no he pasado hambre gracias a dios, y siempre tener un techo. alex: carlos copero en el quicio contra noriega, por eso su juicio de cadena perpetua ceres redujo 25 aÑos. sÓlo se comunica travÉs de cartas con mÓnica, quien dice que la historia de su padre se puede repetir con joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn en otra de las posibles extradiciones. >> ojalÁ siga extraditan, tenga los beneficios que nosotros no tuvimos. ojalÁ no le quitan el derecho a ver a su familia. la idea de poder tratar de hablar como en muchas cosas es que estas historias que se ven hoy en dÍa no se repitan. de que no es solo las imÁgenes magnÍficas que se estÁn dando del narcotráfico, tanto de colombia como de mÉxico o del mundo entero, granito, de lujos, de fiestas. eso no es, eso no es el narcotrÁfico. como son los hijos de entrar

que enojÓ a pablo escobar que fue quien lo delatÓ, en menos de 24 horas de su captura fue condenadona salud, en un par de veces que lo podido ver en estos 29 aÑos, nunca nos ha tocado por medio de una prisiÓn que vemos, no hemos podido tener contacto fÍsico, un abrazo, un beso. alex: un beso que nos ha vuelto a repetir como nos contarÁ mÓnica en la siguiente parte de reportajes ademÁs de la fortuna de su padre. ¿quÉ quedo de todo eso mÓnica? alex roland univisiÓn. julio: muy bien, ahora vamos con eduardo rodrÍguez, nuestro meteorÓlogo certificado con el pronÓstico del tiempo. las noches eduardo. eduardo: buenas noches julio. calor de la noticentro ford de los estados unidos. queen filadelfia 95 grados la temperatura mÁs elevada en lo que va de aÑo, las termitas tambiÉn muy elevado, 93 arlington, 92 de atlanta city, new york con el 93. por primera vez tenemos una ola de calor en esta zona, ahora le digo exactamente hasta cuÁndo durarÁ. la brisa esta noche ha estado dÉbil, cielo mayormente despejado. pero hay una lÍnea de su firmeza que estÁ al oeste en el valle de ohio y tambiÉn lleg

trt 1:08 >>raÚl llega con la serie" narcos" >> no trata solamente sobre pablo escobar y la situaciÓnsiendo el tema de cÓmo lograr radicar el problema del narcotrÁfico en su momento como lo hizo. un trabajo actora el muy delicado. >> es basado en muchas cosas en la vida real que te llevas tÚ de este personaje que aprendiste sobre la historia del narcotrÁfico, resoluciÓn vez a todo esto? >> como ciudadano es muy fÁcil juzgar al presidente de tu paÍs. pero cuando estas en los zapatos de un presidente, picasso no fue cÉsar gaviria. consideraba poner en riesgo muchas vidas. >> gracias raÚl ha sido todo por mi parte. guillermo: buenas noches. hÚmedas que sigue provocando incendien algunos lugares. relÁmpagos no traen mucha humedad y le da frescura y no se propagan. maÑana se espera que la bahÍa alcanza 73. caluroso 94 mÁs al interior. temperaturas en los tres dÍgitos vamos al panorama nuestra regiÓn. desciende en marte en los 79 espejos de los 83. templado, agradable. ---si usted es de los que durante las festividades de fin de aÑo se compromete a bajar de peso y seguir una dieta, tiene ot

. >> coming up the story of the federal agents that took down infamous pablo escobar coming to theaterssneak peek at the new film the infiltrator. >>> the new crime thriller "the infiltrator" takes movie goers behind the scenes of the takedown of pablo escobar. >> here's the sneak peek of what to expect when it hits theaters this weekend. >> do business under threat. >> brian cranston's latest crime drama is based on the true story of federal agents who went undercover to take down columbian droning king pen pablo escobar he says he has enormous respect for the agent his character is based >>oven he took on a persona did his job, comes home and is a husband and a father. his reentry into that is a little more ten ewous because the risk for him was something bad happening to him or his family. so the level of tension is something that was far greater than i've ever felt. so there was the risk factor that he had to live with. amazing. >> what can you do for me? >> a businessman who had direct ties to escobar. >> he served 15 years for the activities he was involved in as portrayed in the

a large part of the violence directly related to the escalating drug war and pablo escobar's medelliÍncartel taskd with bringing down the network was federal agent robert mazur, his five years spent undercover for the u.s. customs, he is the subject of a new film called "the interview." here is the trailer. >> here's what i do. i'm an undercover narcotics agents. i sit with murders and made men and i lie. i lie my a ass off. >> washington wants the biggest bust in history, pablo escobar, and his main distributor alberto. >> i think we have been doing this backwards. we have been following the drugs to get the bad guys. what if we chase the money. >> we need to find new undercover identities. >> look at this, ball coney. do the math, i would be 77 years old. >> that's about right, leathery and scraggly. >> there we go, bob mosella. welcome to a life of crime. let's do this. welcome to the united states. these men launder money for the cartel. >> i need a face-to-face with your boss. >> it was an audition, you got the part. >> so mr. musella, what can you do for me? >> she's my present f

it never ends well. >> are you in danger from pablo escobar?a chance to take them all down. charlie: joining me is the star of the film, bryan cranston and the director and the man himself, robert mazur. i am pleased to have them all at the table. a note to our viewers, mr. mazur's identity is hidden. what is it, sir, about you and drug businesses? bryan: i just want to follow the well written word and when i received this script written by brad furhman's mother, ellen furhman, it was so compelling. not just this fantastic plot which is true and brought down the seventh largest bank in the world at the time, but also how this man reconciles living that dirty life during the day and then going home and being the husband and the father, helping his kids with homework and taking out the trash and doing fatherly, mundane chores. how does he deal with that? that is what really drew me to the show. >> i was lucky. i was very fortunate. i was trained to do this type of work. i was trained through an undercover school with former undercover agents who

un agente federal se infiltra de manera encubierta dentro del cartel de medellÍn dirigido por pablo escobar por este tipo de gente. >> para una autora es importante no prejuiciarse con un personaje, para mi fue interesante interpretar alguien que se puede considerar malo pero que es humano, lleno de cualidades. era un amigo leal, un hombre de negocios exitosos, un padre de familia. >> mientras trabajamos en la pelÍcula, entendí que de alguna forma el mundo del narcotrÁfico, ¿por quÉ es tan difÍcil de destruirlo? >> con toda honestidad, la frase cierra a las drogas creo que no es vÁlido, hay un elemento de oferta y demanda en el pero ahÍ estÁ. la pelÍcula castellana forma maravillosa no sÓlo la esencia de la era de los 80, tambiÉn como los del condado de miami dade la mÚsica es maravillosa. ♪ ♪ julio: ya veremos. mis amigos, gracias por permitirnos ingresar a los hogares. a continuaciÓn el noticiero nacional maÑana los esperamos en punto de las seis de la tarde con mucha mÁs informaciÓn. ahora, ustedes estÁn muy bien informados, que tengan buenas noches, y hasta maÑana. ♪ pamela: que buen ge

and a new movie about an undercover agent who uncovered the network of pablo escobar. preview after the break. >> the highly anticipated ghost busters reboot leads a pack of new releasts along with a true crime story with bryan cranston. >> if there is a paranormal problem, we're the ones to answer the call. >> reporter: the much discussed all female ghost busters reboot heads to theaters this week. >> something big is going to happen. >> reporter: of course, for loyal fans of the original, expect some blasts from the past too including that famous green slime. >> washington wants to make the biggest bust in u.s. history. pablo escobar. >> reporter: in the theater next door is bryan cranston in the infiltrator. an undercover mission to infiltrate the trafficking network of pablo escobar. >> in my business, nothing good ever comes from the absence of trust. >> reporter: diane kruger and benjamin bratt are also in the thriller. >> my son is coming to hollywood. >> reporter: starting its run in limited release is the woodly allen film. it is set in 1930s hollywood and fol

carlos leder rivas era socios de pablo escobar.rsaciones con noticias 41, su hija mÓnica, que vive en armenia, colombia decidiÓ hablar de su padre por primera vez a un medio estadounidense. >> cÓmo era la vida de carlos leder con todo el dinero que tenÍa y todo el poder que tenÍan los ochentas? >> tenÍa sus lujos. nosotros somos de una ciudad muy pequeÑa en colombia. obviamente, tenÍa una limusina, muchos carros lujosos en esta ciudad pequeÑa, tenÍa su isla en las bahamas... a tus 30 aÑos con toda esa fortuna, te imaginas lo que harÍas? >> disgusto a escobar al matar un sicario por un lÍo de fallas. en menos de 24 horas de su captura, leder fue extraditado y juzgado por narcotrÁfico en estados unidos hace 24 aÑos. >> la extradiciÓn es algo desgarrador. no tiene otro nombre. de extradiciÓn es algo muy complejo, muy difÍcil. >> hace cuanto no ves a tu papÁ? >> ahora, en agosto, ya van a ser 13 aÑos sin verlo. eduardo: la policÍa de dallas ha informado que un quinto oficial ha muerto. tenemos la informaciÓn de lo que ocurre en dallas

and once they got up as high as pablo escobar's lawyer, and the other thing that they did that was soght down the 7th largest bank in the world at the time, bcci. do you remember that? >> stephen: nope. >> okay. well, you're not 60. (laughter) cuz i remember. >> stephen: i remember now, yeah. >> i need to get one of those horns, you know. and it's amazing-- . >> stephen: one of the bickest drug busts of all time. >> 85 arrests within two hours. and it really took a dent out of the cartel. what really fascinated me about mazur's story is that he was undercover in tampa bay area. and he also lived in tampa. so he would check out, finish for the day being this undercover bad guy, and go home and be bob mazur who was a dad and a father and helped the kids with homework, take out the trash and do normal things. >> stephen: did you meet him? >> oh yeah, in fact, he's here. he's here. i can't point him out. his safety is paramount. >> stephen: still. >> oh yeah, yeah. >> stephen: almost 30 years ago. >> he won't allow himself to be photographed or videotaped or anything like that because he

. >> no eran pablo escobar pero eran importantes en estados unidos.. >> en 2004 luego de ser arrestadosue el chapo como arturo beltrÁn les dieron un ultimatum. >> o haces negocios con nosotros o con nadie. >> ante la posibilidad de ser asesinados por uno de los dos carteles los gemelos ofrecieron cooperar con las autoridades. el fiscal viajÓ a monterrey a reunirse con uno de ellos. >> era un testigo potencialmente bueno y le creÍ, con . >> con la informaciÓn entregarÁ interceptaron varios cargamentos de droga, pero en este estacionamiento de este almacÉn obtuvieron algo mÁs valioso. >> dijeron, amigo. >> el amigo era el chapo guzmÁn, y las autoridades finjoÍan una negociaciÓn para bajar el precio pero la conversiÓn era grabada. (informaciÓn en pantalla) se referÍa a un descuento por 5000 dÓlares del kilo de la droga que estaba vendiendo en 55.000 dÓlares. >> la evidencia contra el chapo es muy fuerte, tienen llamadas telefÓnicas, contactos con personas que tienen contacto directo con el chapo. >> joe fue agente de la dea por 21 aÑos. >> el punto final de la dea no es nada mÁs, quiere de

se metieron hasta las entraÑas de pablo escobar, del narcotrÁfico en los estados unidos en los 80.letas heladas outshine de nestlé son tan sabrosas y deliciosamente refrescantes que podrías pensar que no son buenas para ti, pero sí lo son. están hechas con fruta de verdad y jugo de fruta que te harán brillar. elije un snack que te haga brillar. alan: estÁn viendo escenas de la pelÍcula "the infiltrator", que se estrena el prÓximo 13 de julio, basada en una historia de la vida real, de un agente federal que se infiltra undercover en el negocio de pablo escobar, que azotÓ la naciÓn en 1986, haciÉndose pasar por un gran empresario que blanqueaba el dinero y que entabla una gran amistad con el lugarteniente real de pablo escobar, atravesando una red criminal en el que el mÁs mÍnimo desliz le podrÍa haber costado la vida. y es un honor que estÉn con nosotros sus protagonistas, bryan cranston y benjamin bratt. quÉ gusto, amigo! bienvenido. ¿ya tomaron cafecito? [ hablan en inglÉs ] alan: antes que nada, felicidades. esta pelÍcula de verdad estÁ increÍble. bryan, se puede decir que interp

el infiltrator, una pelÍcula basada en hechos reales, una gente que se infiltra en negocios de pablo escobarescapar para destruir a la ciudad, y esta vez el equipo estÁ formado por un grupo de cuatro mujeres dispuestas a terminar con cualquier amenaza paranormal. la comedia cuenta con la participaciÓn de chris hemsworth cÓmo el sexy secretario de las cazafantasmas. para mÁs noticias del entretenimiento puede visitar despiertaamerica.com julio:muchas gracias por permitirnos presentar estas noticias. el lunes los esperamos a partir de las seis con mÁs informaciÓn. buen fin de semana para todos y ahora ustedes estÁn muy bien informados. que tengan todos buenas noches, chau. ilia: el viernes 15 de julio, Éstas son las principales noticias. el gobierno francÉs llamÓ a filas a miles de reservistas e investiga la relaciÓn del autor de la masacre con grupos terroristas, el padre del atacante asegura que padece una enfermedad mental. tenemos conmovedores testimonios de sobrevivientes de niza y tambiÉn las dramÁticas historias de las vÍctimas mortales. el presidente de turquÍa dice que no abandonara e

it shows him going deep under cover to expose pablo escobar. very noble man. a police officer went under cover and ill filtratinfiltrate cartel. he comes home and he is a father and helping the kids with homework and doing normal things. that really got my interested in playing this guy. >> i covered columbia during the years of pablo escobar. how this project manage to capture that feeling of -- >> movie magic. of course we are pretending to be in that. as i say, bob is like an actor in that he has to slip in and really believe himself and make others believe that he is a money launderer for the mob. if he does not do his job well he could be killed. if i don't do my job well i don't get hired again or we do a takeover again. bob maizer and her colleagues were the ones that really came through. >> an undercover operative, he goes home at night with his family and a different person during the day. how do you do that? how do you become two different people as one person? >> for 37 years i have been making a living at this. so slipping into some

. >> stephen: and you are pablo escobar's right-hand man. >> one of his top lieutenants.lm is actually based on a real series of events that occurred in the early 19 '80s, the heyday of the cocaine cowboy. and it centers on a federal agent played by bryan who in real life went under deep cover for about four years. and instead of following the drugs, he decided to follow the money. he cozied up to members of the medien car tell and crooked bankers of the bank of credit and commerce international. >> stephen: that is not an easy thing, cozzeing up to the cartell does not vay great retirement plan. >> no, there is not a big safety net. ultimately what it becomes is the ultimate acting job. and the real man, robert mazur who bryan plays in my mind is a kind of hero and almost crazy in terms of amount of courage he has. >> stephen: he was here. >> was he. >> stephen: he was actually in the theater the night that bryan was here, but we didn't know who it was because he still can't reveal who he is. bryan said he was one of the people in the studio and i got out of here as fast

customs official robert mazur taking down pablo escobar.t's expected to make $6 million in its weekend opening. that one looks interesting. >> you think that will get people off pokemon into the theaters? >> no! absolutely not. >> people will play pokemon in the theater. i just want to hear "kenny choi to the world" sing again. >> who you gonna call. >> "ghostbusters"! >> who you going to call for traffic and weather! >> traffic busters! i think i want to see the secret life of pets. it looks cute. >>> we have this accident our second one of the morning not -- kind of in the same area of the upper deck of the bay bridge near treasure island. they just wrapped it up opened up the two left lanes got it off the bridge but the damage is done. it has caused an early backup at the bay bridge so it's going to take time to recover this morning. metering lights were flipped on around 5:30. and look at this. you're already backed up well into the maze. mobile 2 drove through reporting that it's going to take about 20 to 23 minutes to get to those del

the film he's filh trying to deal with benjaminmin bratt's character who somehowow connected to pablo escobars rel person in the movie i want to dd fine out that difference ofenf playing fictional people versus non-fiction. check it out.. >> the 80 of playing a real lifl person versus f in regards to becomin becoming b and what that means to you.o you is there a different weigh for f you? do you feel more responsibility? >> that's great question. i've had a handful of opportunities to play someonetoe who actually existed or is still alive.. um, i actually find it emancipationing becausese typically there's a host of research material whether it'sti film or written material orial r personal stories that someoneome who knew this person shares witw you, and in this case, that was there in spades. i mean, there was a treasure trs trophy of research material. mat not least of which was some ofo the actual recordings of the meetings between bob mazur and robert, in this particular casec though, i would be lying to youl if i didn't share with it that, um, i really wanted to get it right.igh because

own jim cramer who called walter white the steve jobs of meth, but now walter white is meeting pablo escobar>> yes, this is called "the infiltrator." it's the real story about a man named bob mazer, who is a customs agent. he infiltrated the medellin cartel. in one fell swoop, had 85 arrests, and nearly all that in convictions. even the bigger story, as far as that pertains to finances, it brought down the seventh largest barrack in the world at the time, bcci, if you remember that, back in the '80s. >>er remember that. wow. >> it's really a fascinating story. >> and portrayed as sort of a financial genius in the role, right? >> bob mazer trained as an accountant, so he had numbers background, but he game a full-fledged police officer with customs agent and infiltrated. he did what i do, you take on the role, another character, though if he makes a mistake, he's in serious trouble. >> you can do a retake. >> yeah. >> would you go back to serious television form the impact that "breaking bad" had, we're in the middle of a golden age of tv, and i think "breaking bad ushered that in, because yo

. >>> no eran exactamente pablo escobar, pero eran importantes en estados unidos. >>> gracias a las declaraciÓniÉrcoles cerca de un basurero pÚblico en el municipio con golpes en la cabeza. ur kia y la acto virt berta cÁceres seso nataed en marzo, dirigÍan el movimiento contra la coso trugs de una represa hidroelÉctrica. que tristes noticias. hasta aqÍi las noticias por ahora, mientras tanto seguimos con un nuevo dÍa y el candelero, adelante chicas. ♪ el candelero ♪ el candelero llegÓ ♪ >>> eso, gracias, gracias chicas. >>> mire que bien estÁn bailan. >>> no se vaya a caer daniel no te vayas a tropezar. >>> vamos rÁpidamente a ver las nota s del mundo del espectÁculo que estÁn en el candelero les cuento, anoche verÓnica castro asistiÓ a un conocido restaurante de la ciudad mÉxico a presenciar el show de la cantante natalia sosa. de quien la es madrina musical. y a aprovechamos para preguntarle sobre las declaraciones de lucÍa mÉndez, quien habÍa dicho que por la ver no cantaba muy bien que digamos. pero que era buena actriz. pero asÍ se burlÓ la chaparrita. >>> esta si canta. como debe ser. >>>

pablo escobar not making a bid for hpe. >> no frowning allowed in this next stop. >> allergen makeringating. credit suisse put in a target of 320 a share. right now it's 247. it's about a 32% upside. not helping today. the stock is down a buck. analysts say investment positives include open science model building. that's the platform that they use for product development. they also have a growing base of business led by botox, icare, that thing that makes your eyelashes grow longer, compelling valuation, and best in class management. >> and as always, your fifth stock, kind of the smaller, under the radar call of the day. and today it is belldin, st. louis-based wiring and connection company, more than a 100-year-old company. guggenheim starting coverage of belldin with a buy. they say that belldin is a leading provider of connectivity solutions. over the past eleven years, they've gone from being a high-margin networking company. the current valuation doesn't give belden enough valuation. about 17% upstik. that stock is already red hot this year. up 50%. st. louis, belden. >> cool. >>

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e infiltrator," a distributor for the drug lord pablo escobar. >> it's business like any other.siness nothing good ever comes in the absence of trust. >> benjamin bratt, good morning. this film is >> benjamin brat, good morning. feels like the role was meant for you. benjamin brat acts with a new command, truly convincing you he is a heartbeat away from escobar. >> wow. > >> tell your friends. >> how do you get into this character? >> look at the actual story. the film is based on a real event that happened in the early 80s, and what you realize in reading the script which is based on a biography of the undercover agent that pulled the whole caper of, the facts are stranger than fiction. you had tons of research available to you, and does that add a little bit of pressure. >> i find there was more of a responsible than playing somebody that is actually still alive and may have access to the secret tapes between himself and the man i play, and that was gold. >> so you had a cassette player, which i don't know how you found. >> pure analog data materials. >> when you went home at

do you know about pablo escobar or did you have to cram for exams?nd of stuff. that's a movie i would go see in theaters because i just -- it's such a big story. weirdly glamorous as well which is sick. i'm fascinated with it. >> the first thing was this big of a -- >> she had a family herself, a husband and two young children at home. >> stakes were high. >> we're just getting started with you, diane. she's coming back in our next half hour. >> we'll leave you with a sneak peek at a another highly anticipated movie. howard hughes in "rules don't apply." here's that sneak peek. take a look. >> someone is making a profit on a plane that can't fly. >> this plane will fly if it were to be a failure i would leave this country and never come back and i mean it. what the hell happened to the close up of me in the cockpit? >> any driver that tries hanky-panky is fired. >> i'm frank. >> two weeks in los angeles and you're working for howard hughes. >> no harm having high hopes, ma'am. >> what church do you go to? >> do you know why they think sex is bad beca

his new movie, "the infiltra infiltrator," a distributor for the drug lord pablo escobar. >> it's business business nothing good ever comes in the absence of trust. >> benjamin bratt, good morning. this film is terrific. it feels like this role was meant for you. benjamin bratt convinces you that he's a heartbeat away from escobar. i'm scared. >> tell your friends. >> how do you get into this character? >> you look at the actual story. the film is based on a real event that happened in the early '80s. what you realize in reading the script based on a book by the undercover agent that pulled the caper off, fact is stranger than fiction. >> this is a true story. tons of research available to you. does that add a little pressure? >> a bit of pressure. more responsibility than in playing someone that is still alive and to actually have access to the secret tapes and recordings he made between himself and the man i play. that was gold. >> so you had a cassette player. i don't know how you found it. >> pure analog material. >> you listened to the tapes. when you went home at night, were you scar

there was a scene where the informant i'm using turns me in to the pablo escobar.ng each other. >> you broke out into an actual brawl? >> sounds a little bit like your summer. >> afterwards you were like -- >> yeah, yeah. peace, peace. i'm sorry, man. >> in those moments did you break into sid the sloth, just from levity. >> i should have. but you know that adrenalin after you fight, you're shaking? i know. >> playing a sloth must be one of the best roles. i always thought if i was an animal i'd be a sloth. you just lay around. >> why did you say that to sid? >> he's not sid. >> yes, i'm spiritually sid. >> can we just show sid? >> look how cute he is. >> he's lovable. >> you don't call that cute. >> finally, i have to ask you. "bloodline," my favorite show. it is dark and great. >> so dark and sick and twisted. >> are you having the best time? >> it is incredible. kyle chandler, i mean a great cast. we're having fun. everybody's so creative. they give us a lot of freedom. the creators, kessler brothers. it's the most creative experience i've had in a long, long ti