. >> pelley: tonight: taking down shorty. bob orr reports on how the u.s. helped capture the biggest drug dealer in the world. dean reynolds on the drug lord's american operations. >> do you think, compared to capone, guzman was worse? >> yes, i do. >> pelley: after seeing his palace, ukrainians want the head of the president they overthrew. holly williams got into the mansion today. polar air returns-- some places will be 30 degrees below normal. a mystery illness that resembles polio strikes american children. dr. jon lapook reports. and remembering a comic genius behind "caddyshack" and "ghostbusters." >> hey, anyone see a ghost? >> pelley: bill whitaker on the death of harold ramis. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. one of the most notorious drug kingpins in the world could soon be at the center of a tug of war. today, lawyers for joaquin guzman began to try to prevent his extradition from mexico, where he was arrested over the weekend, to the united states

guzman, called shorty, is the world's most wanted drug lord. mastermind behind a criminal drug production and smuggling enterprise moved tons of cocaine, marijuana, and other illegal drugs over the border and on to american streets as well as to other neighs. >> translator: i think that it's something very good. it's an excellent achievement from this government who are giving us results. not just for mexico but for many countries it is an important arrest. >> it is known as one of the most ruthless drug cartels. the capture of el chapo would have a major impact around the world. >> translator: several homes which he used were discovered and in several of those homes we discovered it was connected by several tunnels to several homes. and he often used the city's drainage system. >> his elusiveness is legendary. after he was centered to 20 years in prison back in 1993, his legend grew when he escaped a high security prison in 2001. with the help of millions of dollars in bribes, he escaped by hiding in a laundry van his arrest is seen as a polit

source say guzman whose nick name chapo means shorty escaped down this tunnel, through a trapdoor under a bathtub. he fled through the city's sewers and was driven away by cartel henchmen. six days later on saturday, authorities picked up his trail again in the resort city of mazatlan. wiretaps and call traces led agents to a cell phone inside this hot sell. agents knew that phone belonged to guzman's top aide, a communications specialist who always traveled with guzman. at 5:30 saturday morning heavily armed troops broke down a fourth floor door, without a shot, guzman was captured in his bed. now guzman has been charged already with violating mexico's drug laws. he also faces numerous indictments here in the u.s. but scott, frankly extradition is likely to take a very long time. bob orr in our washington newsroom, bob, thanks very much. guzman had a $5 million price on his head posted by the u.s. state department. he's been indicted by federal grand juries in at least 7 jurisdictions, including chicago where he is the city's most wanted fugitive. dean reynolds is there. >> chicago's g

they caught shorty, and it's a program that the mexican president had launched when he became president a year ago there was very -- quite a lot of cooperation between u.s. and mexico. there had been fears that that was frayed, clearly that's not the case. this guy escaped once before from prison. it's not all over and done with. >> schieffer: this street just like something out of a movie or something. they catch him in bed, there's a woman here on one side and ak47 on the other side. i hope in the middle of the night he has to be careful depending which he -- >> fortunately he did not shoot his way out. there was much less bloodshed. over the last three or four months, one by one they picked them off. they acted very quickly to get information from them about where he might be. they went to the one house where he actually was, he escaped from there but knew where he was going. they managed to catch him. this is very intelligent operation, intelligence heavy operation something to be celebrated. >> interesting that this year-long operation came to head the shame week that president oba

viktor yanukovi >> for a decade the order was get shorty. now they have. he's in jail. taking down the ceo of one of the world's most power drug cartels is the "inside story."

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the money laundering operations of not big corn but the us dollar mexico's top drug lord joaquin shorty guzman arrested so one of the world's most wanted drug barons joaquin guzman known as el chapo or shorty has been arrested in mexico he was the leader of the sim aloa cartel which smuggles huge amounts of illegal drugs into the u.s. and so we must see how this will impact h.s.b.c. because of course set a low a cartel was h.s.b.c.'s biggest single client accounting for billions in revenues over the years so we'll see i suppose they'll either get an overt bailout from the government or a stealth bailout from the government that's the way it goes states you've got to go thank you it could cause a whirlpool of dollars. all right stay tuned for the second half of all of more. cross talk rules and if it doesn't you can jump in anytime you want. equal rights. to the. lives. of the young girls can hold for the future harder. between two and three hundred million guns united states so you can act like they're not here and keep kids away from them. the pass' that is a law or you know i mean thi

we're talking about a brutal mexican drug lord named joaquin guzman, known as "el chapo," or shorty. tonight, he is in a prison in mexico city. captured in a joint u.s. and mexican operation. the feds says guzman ran an international heroin and cocaine empire worth $1 billion. employing thousands of gang members in chicago to deal drugs. as carter evans tells us, his arrest ends a 13-year-long manhunt. >> reporter: shackled and surrounded, mexican authorities paraded the world's most notorious drug lord before news cameras. joaquin "el chapo" guzman was captured in a dramatic covert operation, led by the mexican navy early this morning, in the resort town of mazatlan. we arrested him without firing a single shot, says mexico's attorney general. guzman is known as "el chapo" or shorty because of his small stature, but there is nothing small about the global reach of his multibillion-dollar sinaloa drug cartel. >> this is absolutely enormous. it took my breath away, literally i did not know how to react, i was that shocked about it. >> reporter: duncan wood is an expert on u.s. mexico

dollar mexico's top drug lord joaquin shorty goes men. did so one of the world's most wanted drug barons joaquin guzman known as el chapo or shorty has been arrested in mexico he was the leader of the sim aloa cartel which smuggles huge amounts of illegal drugs into the u.s. and so we must see how this will impact h.s.b.c. because of course the stand alone a cartel was h.s.b.c. biggest single client accounting for billions in revenues over the years will see i suppose they'll either get an overt bailout from the government or a stealth bailout from the government that's the way it goes days you've got to go thank you it could cause a whirlpool of dollar debt. all right stay tuned for the second half of all of more. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our governm

dollar mexico's top judge lord joaquin shorty guzman arrested so one of the world's most wanted drug barons joaquin guzman known as el chapo or shorty has been arrested in mexico he was the leader of the sim aloa cartel which smuggles huge amounts of illegal drugs into the u.s. and so we must see how this will impact h.s.b.c. because of course the stand alone a cartel was h.s.b.c.'s biggest single client accounting for billions in revenues over the years so we'll see i suppose they'll either get an overt bailout from the government or a stealth bailout from the government that's the way it goes days you've got to go thank you it could cause a whirlpool of dollar debt. all right stay tuned for the second half oh love more. trim zero to vnukovo report your best way to the house of mosco. interview. do we speak your language or not advance. news programs and documentaries in spanish more matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles the stories. you hear. it all teach spanish find out more visit. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some slightly but the fact is i admir

his nickname is "el chappo" or "shorty." our brian todd has the inside story on how they got the man called "el krcchappo." >> u.s. and mexican authorities have been after him for over a decade. dea officials say he's responsible for at least 25% of the drugs entering the u.s. 85% of the drugs in chicago. one mexican official told me, quote, he is our bin laden and we're hearing the raid that captured him had some similarities to the bin laden operation. 6:40 a.m., just before dawn on saturday, in what's described as a surgical operation, an elite unit of mexican marines burst into this apartment in maz zat lan, mexico. they find the most wanted druglord, joaquin guzman, laying shirtless next to his beauty queen wife. >> he had an ak-47 next to the bed. when the mexican marines entered the condominium, he was still asleep. he was surprised and he did not have a chance to react and seize his weapon. >> michael is a former senior dea officials who was briefed on the raid. a mexican official tells us that the marines knew that

viktor yanukovi >> for a decade the order was get shorty. now they have. he's in jail. taking down the ceo of one of the world's most power drug cartels is the "inside story." hello, i'm ray suarez and the bootleggers could on the dream of the empires created by the drug trade of the 21st. the politicians and the lawmakers on the take, that part stayed the same but guzman had to manage the empire and the retailers and high-tech transportation, money landering and sheer brutality. putting guzman in a cell hasn't unravelled the empire in the past. weath whether that is different this time and is the "inside story." >> it is the end of the drug cartel elle chapo guzman. he was captured and marched to jail. the capture in mexico on saturday morning was the end to a 13 year manhunt. a search that intensed in the past weeks. he was captured by the mexican marines and help from the americans. in the end, it was an intercepted satellite phone call that did him in. asleep in the room with an ak-47 by his side and no shots were fied. guzman called is the world's most wanted drug

authorities say that joaquin shorty guzman was responsible for much of the flow of drugs flowing into the country every day. nbc's mark potter has more. >> reporter: these are the first images of mexico's top crime kingpin in 13 years, since his dramatic escape from this maximum security prison by hiding in a laundry cart. since then, guzman has become a known drug trafficker, supplying most of the u.s.'s drug supply, reportedly a billionaire, and a violent player in mexico's drug war. >> 80,000 murdered and he was responsible for a good bit of it. >> reporter: authorities say he became restless in his hideout and sought a more comfortable life in the cities. early last week, authorities raided several of guzman's safe houses in mexico where they just missed him after he escaped while climbing through a secret door underneath his tub, into a tunnel that poured into the city's drainage system. the u.s. and the marshal services had been tracking his movements by developing informants and wiretapping cell phones. but after the safe house raids, only one ofhe wire taps worked, but it was

it means shorty. that's what it means, shorty. we actually have a hold of his mug shot.k at this guy. dangerous. [ laughter ] scary. some more international news, the president of the ukraine viktor yanukovych was ousted in a major uprising this weekend. and experts say this could be bad for vladimir putin because people think he and yanukovych were friends. guess that's why today putin was like, we weren't real friends, just facebook friends. [ laughter ] he puts up too many cat photos. [ laughter ] always asked me to come see his band, you know stuff like that. that's not a good impression of putin at all, is it? >> steve: yeah, pretty good. [ russian accent ] >> jimmy: like, he would talk like that. >> steve: yeah, there you go. [ russian accent ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's better. we're facebook friends. >> steve: there you go. >> jimmy: nailed it. nailed it way too late buddy. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: now this is just weird here. a company in pakistan is now selling a knock-off viagra that has president obama's face on each wrapper. [ laughter ]

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effort captured joaquin gusman, known as el chappa or shorty, at this hotel. >> he were the godfather of the cartels that smuggled so many drugs into the united states, killed so many people in mexico and around the world, and to bring him to justice finally, after so many deck calleds, is a great victory. >> guzman ran the -- sinaloa cartell. he made the forbes magazine billionaire's list. so vicious, nearly 80,000 people have died in mexico from drug violence. guzman's $3 billion a year drug smuggling empire thrives using boats, tunnels, planes, even submarines to move hundreds of tons of his contraband cargo. >> he does not play by the rules. >> he mexican people have been caught in the cross-fire of drug mayhem. guzman is being healed in this mask security prison. the mexican government wants to try him first. that has some in the u.s. worried. he has escaped before. he will keep his drug gangs up and running. >> for the first time an openly gay player has sign a contract to play professional sports in north america, jason collins signed a ten-day contract to spay for the brooklyn

el choppo or shorty was arrested in mexico over the weekend and the u.s.bring him to the u.s. coming up, we will talk to a man who can take us much deeper in this world of a drug lord. first dr. jim spends his days and nights on the streets climbing under bridges and piles of garbage. it's a makeshift clinic for a doctor who is impacting his world. >> for more than 20 years, dr. jim withers spent as days like this. >> operation safety net is looking for patients. >> we have seen people out here with all kinds of things that should never be on the treat. catheters and tubes. working in these conditions is rarely easy and dr. jim said turning his back on the homeless is never an option. >> there were sometimes when i was scared. i had a guy point a shotgun. it's real to you. >> days like this when temperatures are below freezing. the temperatures are especially high. >> below 15 or somewhere in that range, everyone is at risk. >> sometimes you sense when someone is giving up. i found that that is a strong predictor of who might make it. >> they said the pay

. >>> from there we go to this guy who decided it was a good idea to do some skiing in shorty shortsut why not make those some kind of man thong. he really tucking it in there. but batch, hewatch he's a prett skier, hits this jump here and a jump in his mang thon thong. >> it would be bad to be there. >> nobody there to see it but us and the rest of the internet. >> and now on tv as well. once he gets to here, he hits this jump and he goes for a backflip. doesn't quite land it. loses his ski and then skids to a stop. but the perfect finish. >> oh, nice. >> the olympic dismount pose. >>> a third video this video from juking video, this guy had to don the borat-esque mantini and ski over this jump and it doesn't quite work for him. >> there's the raspberry butt. >> oh, yeah. >>> a reporter sets up his camera to report about a spill in the creek. >> but watch what happened. >> see how he becomes the spill of his story. >>> plus, a prankster pulls a snuggly surprise at the drive-through. >> a lot of interesting exchanges with ladies. >> you love me? >> oh, my lord! >>> and the friday buz

the notorious boss, known as shorty, was arrested saturday morning a raid on his beachside condo.head of a cocaine empire worth billions. he has avoided police for years using bribes, safe houses and homes connected with underground tunnels. a very big arrest. the u.s. wants him extradited. >> and a lot of shock that it went down as easily, no shoot-out or dramatic event. >>> this morning the supreme court will hear arguments on a greenhouse gas regulation case. the environmental protection agency is seeking to tighten emission standards for so-called stationary greenhouse gases like those emitted by power plants. the white house says they will stem the effects of climate change. the case is a consolidation of six separate appeals on the regulations, seen as a major test of executive authority. >>> this morning gas lines are slowly returning to service at a long island mall where a carbon monoxide leak killed one person and wounded 27 others. this happened at a popular seafood restaurant. a store manager, 55-year-old steven nelson, found dead in the restaurant's basement. first re

croft operated by in the polls state run al ein went missing in the west of the himalayan country shorty off to take off on sunday bad weather is cool to be a factor in that two eighteen passengers and crew aboard the propeller plane. it's just the latest in a long line of incidents involving the poles and lines or which are banned from flying. it's the year the president and its idiots that's all the meeting tomorrow with the man expected to become the country's new prime minister will a matter of florence taylor anz has been summoned to the queen on a presidential palace. at ten thirty a m local time. well this all follows the resignation often he collects on who stepped down on fri off just ten months in office. but for me a government in haiti right now maybe you eat seats cost for nz the whole thing consultations with aunties were completed on saturday evening post and georgina put it on a should denounce the next prime minister on monday the third in the rain to keep me what the president and no one. many would it affect the elections we all thought of on the back it up. i think th

. >> pelley: tonight: taking down shorty. bob orr reports on how the u.s.ped capture the biggest drug dealer in the world. dean reynolds on the drug lord's american operations. >> do you think, compared to capone, guzman was worse? >> yes, i do. >> pelley: after seeing his palace, ukrainians want the head of the president they overthrew. holly williams got into the mansion today. polar air returns-- some places will be 30 degrees below normal. a mystery illness that resembles polio strikes american children. dr. jon lapook reports. and remembering a comic genius behind "caddyshack" and "ghostbusters." >> hey, anyone see a ghost? >> pelley: bill whitaker on the death of harold ramis.

> now, described by some as the world's top drug lord, joaquin guzman, also known as el chapo, or shortyred. mexico's most wanted has bun on the run for 13 years and was once on fork fox, list forbes ls airs. >> reporter: after h evading capture for years, mexican law officials were keen to parade him before the ca cameras, guzmn ran the sinaloa cartel was captured overnight by u.s. and mexican officials in ma sa maza. >> today at 6:40 a.m. in the morning, elements obtained i can't keen guzman along weighing collaborator. >> reporter: he's been one of the world's most wanted men since a escaping from a mexican prison in january 2001 in the lack of a laundry truck, since thence his edge prior has ex-end panned iexpanded across the glo. controlling some of the most lucrative drug struggling routes from the mexico to u.s. cocaine, marijuana, one of the most sophisticated criminal organizations in the world. no shortage of men with decades of experience waiting to take hayes place. >> they have created a power vacuum if the succession does not go well, the tenants may fight amongst themselve

authorities say joaquin "shorty" guzman and much of his cartel are responsible for much of the flow of drugs into this country every day. nbc's mark potter has our report. >> reporter: these are the first public images of mexico's top crime kingpin in 13 years since his dramatic escape from this maximum security prison by hiding in a laundry cart. since then joaquin "chapo" guzman has become known as the world's most powerful trafficker, supplying most of the u.s.'s illicit drug supply. reportedly a billionaire and a violent player in mexico's drug war. >> 80,000 murdered and he was responsible for a good bit of it. >> reporter: a year ago, authorities say, guzman became restless in his sinaloa mountain hideout and sought a more comfortable life in the cities. >> once you become more complacent, you become more vulnerable. >> reporter: early last week, authorities raided several of guzman's safe houses in mexico where they just missed him where he escaped by climbing through a secret door beneath his bathtub into a tunnel that poured into the drainage city. agents had been tracking his

guzman is known as shorty because of his smaltiture, but there is nothing small about the global reach of his drug cartel. >> this is absolutely enormous. it took my breath away. i was that shocked about it. >> reporter: duncan wood is an expert with u.s. mexican relations. >> it's a game changer. >> reporter: guzman had been on the run more than a decade ever since he escaped from a max couple security prison in mexico in 2001. in that time, he expended the sinaloa cartel into a cartel of traffickers that led to every city in the u.s. >> we don't know what the impact will be on the organization itself. there are obviously lieutenants in place ready to take over. >> reporter: when authorities stormed his hideout, the cartel kingpin was caught by surprised. naked in bed with an ak-47 by his side. in the u.s., guzman faces multiple federal drug trafficking charges. he is believed the be responsible for 70% of the drugs entering the u.s. chicago called him public enemy number one. the last person to have that title was al capone. >>> and late tonight, a u.s. law enforcement official say i

arrest comes after a 13-year manhunt and guzman is famous for his nickname, el chopo which means shorty. he is 5'6". >>> the practical communications commission, meanwhile, backing off of a controversial plan to survey american news rooms. the fcc announcing the decision yesterday holding off on a study after complaints from republican lawmakers and media groups that the project was too intrusive. the government agency agreeing some of the studies propose questions for reporters and news directors, quote, overstep the bounds of what is required. the nation's governors in washington this weekend for their annual winter meeting. facing off on a number of big issues. especially president obama's push to raise the minimum wage. elizabeth pran has been following this story for us in washington. >> reporter: the annual national governors association winter meeting historically geared towards finding common ground. i'm while so many leafeders find themselves on opposite sides of the aisle this year, the theme of getting americans back to work is something that they all agree on. it is just mat

the man known as el chapo, aka, shorty, who runs the world's largest drug cartel in handcuffs surrounded by mexican military officers. wakeen, the leader of the mexican drug cartel. finally back in custody after 13 years on the run since bribing his way out of prison. how powerful? his cartel is believed responsible for an estimated 25% of the drugs entering the u.s. marijuana. cocaine. heroine. tens of thousands may have down in the u.s. and mexico because of him through overdoses and associated murders. sources say he was arrested 6:40 a.m. this morning by mexican marines provided in part by american immigration and drug enforcement agents. he was arrested in this hotel, in a resort town, 630 miles from mexico city. no shots fired. the world's infamous criminal caught in seconds. univision conducted a year-long investigation aired by fusion, our sister network. >> it's like the osama bin laden of drug trafficking. >> reporter: he was part of a networking drug cartel shipping drugs by the hundreds of tons into the u.s. >> you got what you were looking for. >> yes, we did. >> reporter: i

streets protesting everything that's been happening here in fact they haven't recognized the new of shorty's and moreover they've taken down ukrainian the flags from government buildings and put up russian once moscow has been saying that it will not intervene into the situation here and has been calling on western partners to follow its examples. but it has also voted for a new mayor who's gained his supporters by promising to protect the city from the ultra right what they're referring to the nationalists more of whom have been taking a new government post here in kiev so clearly the already existing gap between the east and the west is now growing and so while we do want to see it what with our own eyes and were actually planning to go to see us stop it later on to report about the events there from the ground. russia's foreign minister lavrov again warned western powers against encouraging the new regime including its nationalist and extremist elements. radicals are now threatening to move on those parts of ukraine the disagree with the methods being used by the opposition so our goal is

the shorty the record breaking cold really wouldn't be complete without a visit to the top of europe's highest mountain which is placed to the who says he voted for scott has more. on its journey across the world's largest country him in pink so it was always going to experience some highs and some wires and it has now completed one of those why didn't the client has been at the top of mt albert switches the highest peak in europe. a team of five experienced mountaineers took it to the summit. that is more than five or the hoff thousand meters above sea level it is now in the final stages of its relay it will arrive here in celtic in a few days time ahead of the ending ceremony which is now a less than a week away and that engine is slowly beginning to time to the sports and was told that russia has traditionally had success in his class. one of my colleague to buy him upside the zapata look around the new papa still straight to the off cross country skiing on fire from santa b b b. the air . the blowout was in heaven doesn't go away. he decided to choose death the getting married to a

drug lord joaquin shorty these men finally in handcuffs. he's the leader of the sinaloa cartel which smuggled tons of drugs around the world. the man known as the shuffle was paraded on the tarmac before being flown straight to prison. her remains detained when he was a man in the city of mosul and along with a collaborator we've made you always have disobeyed for this news conference. mainly because we prefer to have absolute identification and our investigators of identifying team hundred percent the us and mexican law enforcement captured these men at a seaside resort in northwestern mexico. the drug lord had been on the run for thirteen years. in nineteen ninety three of thirty two recipes men in quantum i love that he escaped a high security mexican jail in two thousand won by hiding in a laundry basket. he reigned over drug empire stretching from north america to as far away as australia the us had a five million dollar bounty on the fifty six year olds had been last year chicago does peace mean the city's first enemy number one since

the streets protesting everything that's been happening in fact they haven't recognized the new of shorty's and moreover they've taken down ukrainian flags from government buildings and put up russian once moscow has been saying that it will not intervene into the situation here and has been calling on. western partners to follow its examples now . has also voted for a new mayor who's gained his supporters by promising to protect the city from the ultra right to see what you are referring to the nationalists more of whom have been taking a new government post here in kiev so clearly the already existing gap between the east and the west is now growing. we do want to see it with our own eyes and we're actually planning to go to see us cope with it later on to report about the events there from the ground while ukraine's new leadership has said thursday as a deadline to form a government having missed an earlier target date and despite rush hour once again urging the west to restrain the extremists striving for power brussels and washington have not questioned the legitimacy of the interim go

. >> reporter: guzman, nicknamed el chapo, slang for shorty, has evaded authorities before. drug tunnels, a concept guzman allegedly pioneered. some cost over a million dollars to build, and they made back that money in just a month carrying a river of drugs into the united states, and guns and cash back across the border to mexico. i entered one of these tunnels in yuma county, arizona. descending over 60 feet. it can get toxic if there's not oxygen in here. really dangerous, people can die here, so that's why they have this ventilation. and it wasn't just tunnels. guzman allegedly built 100-foot long submarines to smuggle drugs, even catapults. watch this night-vision surveillance footage. that's bales of drugs being hurled over the border fence. he is believed to supply more than 25% of the drugs in the u.s., blamed for thousands of deaths here and in mexico. more than 80% of chicago's ill lead drug trade traced back to him. those sold in chicago alone. that city named him public enemy number one, though he's never even before there. >> mariana joins us now. you said that

but it does mean following shorty insists an outlet but local palestinian fisherman john of the graph tells a different title the twenty six year old father of two sides last august the store came in much like riding in style awards this psalm one hundred meters offshore. just north of the egyptian gaza border. how fast he thought it was about the cut off date when he delights doubts like clemson that he realized it was a stocky. where five people at the beach trying to balance the weight of this bad run to the different and out of the sea on the beach five people were unable to carry and repeated on a small car and we turned it upside down then what happened on the statute without does not stint on the thin out some sights of london appeared on the bike with a one hundred thousand key west on the point i will pull on the street on which is partly estimates between twenty and fourteen million us dollars placed on islam it's great how much it will be on select palestinian territories and swiftly sees the dog inside and i went back to tighten it up. it is unclear whether any potential t

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there were a shorty important words. in the area of jewish survival education education education. rabbinic visit the home of vermont's manhattan's first modern orthodox day school built in nineteen eighty seven by his father. if there is to be in a insert a tube stuck the first answer is to get as many children as possible in two days school the israeli parliamentarians inflicted by a landslide to fully recognize the arab christian population as a distinct ethnic groups in the first time the proposal would distinguish christian and muslim arabs and is expected to result in efforts to increase christian representation and integration in israel christian arabs a welcome change particularly given the recent upsurge in discrimination which christians are placed in neighboring states such as egypt and syria like a politician you read between the spokes of the legislation said the christians were natural allies of the jewish states. however the move has been met with opposition from our parliamentarians you all keep the pool was divisive and intended to encourage its money our community

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so a winter games held in a warzone under the threat of terror with shorty hotels and stray dogs roaming around. twenty fourteen is being portrayed by many western media outlets but will the criticism die down now that the torch is lit in the games of open of the medals are soon to be dished out an associate look. hundreds of world class competitions involving thousands of top notch athletes sports fans all over the world rejoice it's time for a limping game fun again and some of them are pretty distressed but why feed the excitement word of a possible new terror threat character a terrorist threat terrorist threat and her world champion and multiple gold medalist for buzz kill the western mainstream media and the olympics is a wonderful time for a contrast to get together in order to despise each other and or treat each other like crap it's only happens once every two or four years you know there's not a lot of time you've got to come together and hate each other and not a second has gone to waste from picking any little thing that might be off to fifty toilets that no one that could be

shorty would be an exciting show. tix to see that it's just great condition. it's really exciting moment the games starts tonight. and there was also icu from the people it's fantastic it's time for winter games to the peacock was needed before my days junior be that uses accident which is cool. everyone looks good. and this just in from sochi china's senior olympic official used a chain has been elected as vice president of the international of the committee. that's at the body's one hundred and twenty six general assembly you just kidding ran unopposed. the sixty two year old has been an ioc member since the year two thousand he served on the policymaking executive board from two thousand ford to twenty twelve and as vice president from two thousand eight to two thousand twelve. he takes the spot vacated by thomas bach after his election as president of the ioc in september. no updated on the eight seventy nine bird flu in china. health authorities report the new cases around the country to ninja jiang province won in fuji and two engines to one in hunan one

all of this is going to go since de facto and legally the city is still governed by the current of shorty's which apparently are not in the city anymore and when it comes to supplies of water gas electricity and saw in a while we're just going to have to see how that is going to turn out in the next few days well if you look at the crowds in the center of kiev it looks like support for his resignation is overwhelming but calls for his impeachment have been out there on the web in particular for some time now let's take a look at how much response they've got well this is a petition in to government activists launched back in december but as you can see they've only managed to get around a hundred thousand signatures so far and that's a tiny margin of the total population of ukraine which is almost fifty million people and besides as can be seen on the page some of those who backed the impeachment don't even live in the country. well we talked to her a u.s. congressman who says that what we are now witnessing in ukraine is a dangerous violation of the rule of law there is evidence that there

immediately we can live to get shorty here talking to this is the team's last two weeks before it was the only problem is to get into here ian moore sky and it was filled with the latest news than from ukraine with a peace deal has been signed between the president and the on position. these terms include in the presidential election which is to be held between september and december now that's amid a number of other concessions the radical anti government brought says don't seem convinced us get more slowly fell from aunties like ceo to share scheme that makes a circle so the reaction are you hearing about this from the rough is then re independence square where you are. wellies to look at this that could easily be described as the biggest political day in the history of more than ukraine and peace in the last several years with the government and the opposition funny sense of consensus signing a peace deal. and to the parliament was very busy today getting so many coastal alongside returning to the prosecution of two thousand for. i'm providing amnesty and the support for all those

so a winter games held in a war zone under the threat of terror that shorty hotels and stray dogs roaming around well let us also to twenty fourteen is being betrayed by and many a western media outlets. will the criticism died down now the torch is lit in the games open to the metals are soon to be dished out. an associate or not. hundreds of world class competitions involving thousands of top notch athletes. sports fans older the world read julie's it's time for a win in game five again. nobody does. it might be the excitement sort of a possible new terror threat to the terror threat threat and third world champion and multiple gold medallist from buzz kill the western mainstream media we olympics is a wonderful time for countries to get together in order to despise each other and or betray each other like crap. it's only live once every two for use in others is not a lot of time. you gotta come together and baby john and the second has gone to waste from taking any little thing that might be off to fifteen twenty minutes that no one that can be coaxed to utah to live side by side issue

very few financial resources and many of whom just didn't speak english and as i understand it of shorty. said that while they were investigating the initial initial crimes they some of the cross some other illegal activity do you know anything about that right well one of the officers which was arrested this week is being charged with possession of an assault rifle an illegal sed illegal storage of a weapon very tough gun laws here in california another officer was charged with making criminal threats against a resident there in king city and the district attorney this week mentioned that the investigation is ongoing so we could see more arrests come in in the coming days and weeks so we'll have to wait and see but i want to you know shift attention to one particular police officer or former police officer that was arrested former police chief nick nick about d.v. as he's coming under scrutiny this is not the first time that you know he's sort of come under pressure what's his history. yeah the former chief back in two thousand and ten he was put on leave he was accused of showing up to

shorty elicited the fact that the authorities the police offices of been accused of brutality by the eu. peaceful protests to be seen in ukraine received lots of green material from the past week so no it was all to please me as it ought to determine that all of the latch that today in ukraine. i think that everybody dies is a depressant. not too much. i did a few years since long time that there might yet very very. it cost escalation and pops who can stop it. who can stop that those who can stop that are part of the government to cut off ukraine and the president datuk all that today is the fast with the utility to state how we go all out back to the table we negotiate. we don't want five abduction meanwhile he's been away for voices from the west or the music and mentioning sanctions only in battle statements not get to more life reaction now from what she's gonna teach econ she's joining us that the emotion the goddess it begins and strong opinions coming from western politicians for the small. well bill president obama condemns the violent scenes ukraine saying that the us holds

protesting everything that's been happening here in the if in fact they haven't recognized the new of shorty's and moreover they've taken down ukrainian flags from government buildings and put up russian once moscow has been saying that it will not intervene into the situation here and has been calling on the western partners to follow its examples now but it has also voted for a new mayor who's gained his supporters by promising to protect the city from the ultra right through what you're referring to the nationalists more of whom have been taking a new government post here in kiev rashid but it used to be we will have to defend or city it's already begun and we are brew once and police and police on the streets but i fear this is not enough we also face a huge economic theory on our economic system is tied to the current regime and keep it which frankly speaking is illegitimate there's a power struggle within the leadership here in disarray the political situation has been changing on a daily basis the priority forces to keep the situation in our city from spiraling out of control so clearly