uest: yeah, in the city of culican, the heart of the sinaloa cartel and the federal government went in and tried to arrest two of el chapeau guzman's sons and detained them but decided to release them after the sinaloa cartel having themselves deployed hundreds of people in the streets with weapons took citizens and members of the armed forces hostage and threatened to kill them if those two sons were not released. we have to recognize there's some kind of connection between what happened in culiacan and the broader trend towards the boldness of the cartels which they feel at this point in time that the federal government is not in a strong position. they feel as though they have the upper hand that they can actually deploy more force and of course they can get away with it. impunity is a very important issue in mexico today. host: you mentioned el chapo guzman's sons, after many years and efforts by the united states is in a united states prison but his sons obviously are of age to be a very strong influence still in mexico. we didn't solve all the problems by the arrest and imprisonm

hairs of cartel violence, saying that a criminal gang confused them with a group aligned with the sinaloa cartel. more than 200 rounds were fired at the women and children. miraculously, some of the children survived, like christina langford's baby. >> after hours and hours of being alone by herself in the car, they were able to find her. >> reporter: one of christina's relatives showed us this video of when baby faith was found. >> i walked around the vehicle and opened the door, and there was a car seat. and there was a bullet hole through the canopy on the car seat. we opened the canopy, and the baby was smilin' at us. >> reporter: one of the vehicles was burned. the remains and her children inside. >> there's no way you can wrap your head around it. >> reporter: woun one of the re the drug cartels are prevalent is because it's remote. it's not too far from the border. but getting here is difficult. there are never-ending winding roads. the families belonged to a fundamentalist mormon community. they had dual citizenship in the u.s. and mexico. >> i think i'm still in shock that something lik

querÍan asegurarse que el cartel de sinaloa se habÍa terminado la era de fugas y tÚneles.rÍa. reportera: luego lo re capturaron donde habÍa ido a ver a su esposa e hijas. el 11 de julio en el penal de alta seguridad del altiplano, las cÁmara de seguridad lo perdieron de vista hasta darse cuenta de una realidad salÍa de la pelÍcula. >> este iniciaba con un hueco de forma rectangular. >> para bajar aquÍ hay que evitar mirar hacia abajo. >> no todos los escalones estÁn hechos. no hay que mirar hacia abajo. >> estos son los tubos de ventilaciÓn al fondo del tÚnel. luego la motocicleta recortaba para que quepa en el ancho del tÚnel. en esta zona no hay un espacio que sea mÁs allá del metro de altura. estamos viendo que tenemos que caminar mÁs encorvados. >> tendrÍa que hacer todo este camino. >> el tÚnel estÁ en la bodega. los indicios recabados en el campo y las tareas de inteligencia, dieron la certeza de que el delincuente guzmÁn loera se ubicaba en el interior de dicho inmueble. reportera: se dio un espectacular operativo. luego de un combate cerrado, "el chapo" desapareciÓ

and 14 people died during a ferocious gun battle in culiacan, where authorities captured the sinaloa cartel'sder, mike gutzeit, son of "el chapo" guzman, but they released him when threatened with more bloodshed, a move they say emboldened the cartels which they believe to be responsible for more than a dozen deaths and attacks in juarez this week. this vehicle fire inar sez one tactic people say the cartels areitution send a message that they control these streets. professor sergio pacheco gonzales studies the violence here, and says some cartels have splintered into factions that are now fighting each other. is this a new chapter in their violence? "this represents a change," he says, "an expansion in the types of places that they are willing to carry out acts of violence." he also points out drug use in the united states keeps the illicit trade going, while illegal weapons flow south into the hands of the cartels. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, juarez, mexico. >> ninan: the federal government is take action to fight the vaping crisis. president trump wants to raise the age to purchase e-cigar

war between two wars factions in -- between two warring factions. >> the juarez cartel and the sinaloa cartel arrested with guns near the scene of the massacre has no connection to the killings whatsoever. martha. >> martha: trace, thank you. joining me now by phone is lace langford jr. -- a relative of the nine victims that were killed in the mexico ambush. lace, thank you very much for speaking with us tonight and we're thinking about your family. i know this is such an awful time obviously for all of you. how is everyone doing today? >> we're just getting prepared for the funeral tomorrow. families have had to leave the wounded in the hospital behind their father to go with him. the funeral of his wife and children tomorrow and then try to get back to his children that are suffering and recovering in the hospital. we're all trying to wake up from this and we're just living this nightmare as to even wrap your mind around it. >> martha: we're looking at the pictures of these children. so innocent and beautiful, and their mothers, and it's just hard to believe it all. what do you think about

officials claim that jaurez car tool mistook suvs coming from sinaloa cartel, the families counter, that cartels don't go to war traveling alone, they believe one faction burned suv with the family inside to create a plume of smoke to lure their rivals into a trap. >> we can't imagine who is so evil they would use women and children for whateverrens theyes they had in mind, and just murder innocent people. >> bottom line, cartels are wealthy, they have binoculars and radios, they don't mistakenly kill american women and children, not because they care but because it is because for business. >> a heartbreaking day for those families and friends. joining me now, cochise county arizona sheriff mark danels your reaction to what is happening there and there are no suspects? >> well, first of all my heart goes to the families, this is my community, cochise county. these communities south of the line is where it is happening, we're inn international community here in southern arizona, a lot of unrest, this is very sad. awful, i don't buy it that cartel did not know who these families were or di

un lado los aseguran que aquÍ hay dos grupo criminales en disputa por un lado los salazar del cÁrtel de sinaloaetas de la familia con gente de los salazar pero mi compaÑera tiene toda la investigaciÓn >> la zona donde las familias fueron acribillada quedÓ como una escena que sÓlo deja a una guerra los autores para los sicarios del cÁrtel de la lÍnea dice un general del ejÉrcito. >> es a la que se le estÁ atribuyendo la materializaciÓn de estas agresiones >> en el lugar se encontraron 200 cartuchos de r 16 y r 15 >> y de procedencia nortea norteamericana . >> es que el camino como se le conoce es una ruta para el trasiego de drogas por eso desde hace mÁs de una dÉcada esta regiÓn se e encuentran disputa entre dos grupos criminales in grantes de la lÍnea >>> y los los sica sicarios integrantes de la lÍne quienes heredaron lo que quedÓ del cÁrtel de juarez y los sicarios de los salazar un brazo armado del cÁrtel de sinaloa >> aunque en un principio se detuvo a una persona las autoridades confirman que no estaba relacionada con la masacr agregaron que al no ser una agresiÓn directa contra la famili

. >> they're affiliated with the s sinaloa cartel.e other criminal groups that are also operating in the area, which is why there's conflict. this is an area which is undispute but it's highly valuable for criminal organizations because it's so close to the u.s. border and it's a good trafficking route for drugs. it's entirely possible the family was caught new that cross fire. whether it was targeted or not targeted, i think is a deeper question. >> some observers here thought maybe this was a case of mistaken identity. now it appears there really is a possibility. this is a family that had a history of bumping into the cartel to deadly result. so tell us why the mexican cartel, if it did target these folks, why it would have. >> as you say, there's been a history there. over the past decade or so, the family became activists, sort of calling for the government to do more to fight organized crime in their region as violence was on the rise a decade ago. in response to that, criminal groups actually kidnaped one of the family members,

the sinaloa cartel. purge. >> charles: a week or so ago, i remember tweeting after el chapo's son was turned back to authorities. i think it was underreported, i really do. imagine, the fbi in america catches the number one wanted criminal in this country and all of a sudden gangsters come up inciting bulletproof dump truck with machine guns, start mowing people down indiscriminately, and the fbi gives the person back. i got a lot of pushback on that. i got some geographic comments. "that's really far in the south." the point i was making is this violence in mexico, to a degree, argues for more security on the southern border. whether you think that's a border wall or not. right now we are at 14,603 murders in the first half of the year, and mexico. we are on pace to shatter the record, possibly 30,000 people will be murdered there. now it's right over our border. it is beyond tourism. i know there is a money and tourism angle, but this goes far deeper than that. it's something we should be considering.

arizona officials tell me, however, there's been a purge at the top of the sinaloa cartel. 50 dead insince june, leading to warnings that some of these popular mexico border towns are no longer safe. >> let's see this happen with the local street gangs. we would put our proverbial boot on their throat, and that's exactly what we should be doing. >> but the president says he doesn't want u.s. help, as a sovereign nation. harris, there are about a dozen breakaway mormon compounds in sonora. mennonite colonies in chihuahua. they operate very wealthy farms. they generally coexist the cartels, but they murdered and outspoken member of this mormon sect and kidnapped two coothers. time will tell, but something went wrong. back to you. >> harris: what you said about the percentage of crime reported and solved, 1% is quite frightening no matter what's happening. william la jeunesse, thank you. you and me now, the former with the d.a. and ceo of investigative management group. is the crime solving and reporting so low, 1%, because they tend to kill the witnesses? >> yes, there is so much corrup

las lugar donde reportes de seguridad dicen que hay una guerra entre los salazar del cÁrtel de sinaloa r el fentanilo. >>> parece un camino fantasma que va a pueblos fantasmas. apenas tres o cuatro vehÍculos posan para que cada dÍa y dicen que despuÉs de la tragedia carretera llegaron aquÍ las fuerzas de seguridad. >>> son millas de carreteras vacÍas y los poblados parecen desiertos mucha gente se ha ido y muchos mÁs podrÍan irse. dicen que tienen miedo >>> no todo el mundo sabe que hay guerra. no solamente aquÍ >>> a todo mÉxico . >>> llegaron las fuerzas de seguridad y formaron un grupo especial para la investigaciÓn >>> para indagar los hechos. para hacer justicia. >>> nada ni nadie les va devolver a su madre ni a sus hermanos >>> en plena polÉmica sobre el trÁfico de armas desde estados unidosarsenal con causa de la va hoy arrestaron a un menor estadounidense tratando de cruzar un verdadero arsenal hacia mÉxico. 14 aÑos tiene el joven. por la garita llevaba tres rifl cuatro armas cortas y varias cajas con miles de balas en su vehÍculo. el menor pasÓ por la garita de nogales sonora.

uest: yeah, in the city of culican, the heart of the sinaloa cartel and the federal government went innd tried to arrest two of el chapeau guzman's sons and detained them but decided to release them after the sinaloa cartel having themselves deployed hundreds of people in the streets with weapons took citizens and members of the armed forces hostage and threatened to kill them if those two sons were not released. we have to recognize there's some kind of connection between what happened in culiacan and the broader trend towards the boldness of the cartels which they feel at this point in time that the federal government is not in a strong position. they feel as though they have the upper hand that they can actually deploy more force and of course they can get away with it. impunity is a very important issue in mexico today. host: you mentioned el chapo guzman's sons, after many years and efforts by the united states is in a united states prison but his sons obviously are of age to be a very strong influence still in mexico. we didn't solve all the problems by the arrest and imprisonmen

. >> it's a place where the sinaloa cartel has been in a turf war, once led by the notorious drug lordllet holes all over the walls. >> in 2009, benjamin le baron, a prominent member was murdered after denouncing the drug cartel authorities have yet to confirm details about the gunman here, relatives suspect this attack was random, and their family was not a target >> the risks involved in traveling on the roads in mexico means that this is a possibility and our family is not the first one to experience this in mexico >> reporter: the church of jesus christ of latter day saints is trying to distance itself from these groups they're saying these are not members of the lds church but a polygamist group family members says this is not true that most of the community does not practice polygamy >> you mentioned the murder in 2009, i mean, in general what is the relationship between the cartels and the le baron community that's there, living there. >> as we know, there b between this community and the drug cartels in recent years, that they were able to travel through that road, and it's wha

are part of a religious settlement in the sonora state, a section of northern mexico known foit sinaloa cartelthree suvs set out from la mora as the convoy came under fire. some of the children managed to escape. >> the oldest who was 13, he hid the rest of the kids behind a tree on the side of the road and walked back to our community to get help. >> reporter: according to mexican officials security forces reinforced with national guard, army and state police troops are investigating the killings. the family thinks this could be a case of mistaken identity and they're just in shock this morning. >> yeah. >> terrifying story. okay, eva, thanks very much. >>> now to that weather whiplash. millions bracing for the coldest air of the season and for some, the first snow of the season. ginger, you know, is tracking the latest. hey, ginger. >> hey, robin. i wanted to come out here to enjoy it. this 57 degrees, usually where we are for an average high, but by this saturday you can shave off 30 degrees because we're going to have likely the first freeze in new york city and this, again, coming after s

esta casa efectivos de la marina realizaron un operativo para capturar al entonces lÍder del cÁrtel de sinaloao asÍ la residencia de colinas de san miguel que habrÍa sido propiedad de la primera esposa del chapo y madre de ovidio guzmÁn en el ejÉrcitoquien estuvo el pasado 17 de octubre y horas despuÉs liberÓ para evitar un derramamiento de sangre segÚn justificÓ el gobierno del presidente lÓpez obrador. >> mÁs allá de las historias que hay en este tipo de casas o los bienes que estamos ofreciendo, lo que verdaderamente consideramos importantey que es el objetivo y hacia dÓnde van los recursos. >> en esta quinta subasta que organiza el gobierno de lÓpez obrador el dinero serÁ destinado para comprar instrumentos para bandas musicales de niÑos y niÑas, en el estado de oaxaca, uno de los mÁs pobres del paÍs. >> yo lo veo muy bien,porque mucha gente puede entrar y ver. >> durante la subasta tambiÉn se vendiÓ una casa a la orilla del mar en baja california que estaba vinculada a los hermanos arellano fÉlix. el instituto para devolverle al pueblo lo robado nos informÓ que es probable que haya una su

>> la captura parecÍa un triunfo un golpe al cartel de sinaloa, pero fue un fracaso, los militares exigieronizÓ sin autorizacion de sus superiores. >> eso estÁ sujeto aa cacerÍa de el ratÓn en el momento que supieron que llegÓ a su casa incluso compartieron informaciÓn con la marina, pero nada dice donde estaba ivÁn y de quÉ forma iniciÓ la violencia para liberarlo, por eso exigieron la renuncia de los encargados de seguridad, aseguran que fue una humillaciÓn para las fuerzas armadas, en la conferencia le preguntaron al presidente si el operativo fue ordenado desde estados unidos dijo que no, insistieron que ovidio fue liberado para proteger a la poblaciÓn. >> el que podamos resolver los problemas sin violencia. >> segÚn el reporte la captura la intentÓ un grupo cidaza lesÍ ofrecido un soborno, mientras que en las calles ovidio. >> segÚn el gobierno la busqueda continÚa y podrÍan capturarlo en cualquier momento, en mÉxico, raÚl torres noticias telemundo. >> el responsable de la construcciÓn del colegio que se desplomÓ por el terremoto de mÉxico fue detenido, el sujeto quien estaba prÓfugo de

el cÁrtel de sinaloa.l militar contÓ que ellos no participaban en el operativo si no venÍan resguardando un camiÓn de gasolina y se encontraron de frente con el comando armado, en una caseta de peaje. moon que estamos ocupando de hemos, y al ver que mÁs personas que estamos frente un poco estamos apuntando a una persona del mundo, el delincuentes empezÓ muy sumar que el que dio este que fue el comandante se movimos creo que entregar armas y a cinco de sus militares, incluyendo este soldado que fue secuestrado por varias horas. para ser usado con sus compaÑeros como moneda de cambio para la liberaciÓn del chapito que hoy me subiÓ mi en el topo delpo su me llevÓ. manu al sombrÍo es como un maestro ser un poco un su mÓvil. se impuso el fuegos. el soldado considera que pese a que los delincuentes lo superaban diez a uno. estaban listos para un enfrentamiento, pero decidieron no exponer a los civiles habÍa un camiÓn cargado de combustible que puede explotar con cualquier bala. en caso de este nÚmero tomÓ menciÓ

pertenece al cuartel de juÁrez habrÍa confundido la caravana con gente que formaba parte del cartel de sinaloal saldo de 3 madres muertas y 6 pequeÑos hasta aquÍ llegÓ la familia que llegaron a br fue lo que pasÓ, vamos a escuchar a lebarÓn exigiendo justicia. >> son 6 niÑos y 3 mamÁs, o sea, debe haber una Ética, yo no se, eso no es, yo no sÉ... tiene que haber justicia aquÍ, si no, yo no sÉ. >> a partir de hoy habrÁ actividades que serÁn sobre los funerales van a salir de las morsa la comunidad donde vivÍan, tambiÉn maÑana harÁn un recorrido los familiares y hasta el prÓximo viernes, pero lo fundamental es que toda la familia lebarÓn estÁ exigiendo justicia regresamos contigo. >> claro ojalÁ, mÍnimo que quedara la Ética, gracias raÚl. este ataque dejÓ a 9 muertos pero tambiÉn varios heridos todos ellos menores de edad que reciben atenciÓn mÉdica en un hospital de tucson arizona, ahÍ estÁ guadalupe para contarnos quÉ se sabe de ellos, ¿quÉ tal? guadalupe? >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad aquÍ estamos afuera del hospital de tucson donde estÁn los brevientes que fueron llevados en helicÓptero hasta la fr

cartels? >> i agree we need to do something with them. i am not sure we want to get into mexico with our troops and quote-unquote have a war. but this is the sinaloartels and they have been at war forever. what's happening here is the la times. the reporter, the social justice reporter for the "l.a. times," he doesn't want to shed a light on the violence and the brutality in slaying women and children and what he does is he masks that with their own conservative religion. trish: she was wearing a skirt that was too short. it's her fault. this is effectively the equivalent to it. >> it's all about not wanting to shine a light on how violent the border is and why we need the wall. they don't want to learned any credibility to president trump's argument. that's how crazy things are today. trish: we are living in a world where the "l.a. times" would say maybe they deserved it. they had family members into some bad stuff. instead of saying we have a problem were there are bad actors down in mexico and a lot of them are coming up to the united states of america. >> i agree the ideological lunacy and unprofessionalism of our media speaks for itself. terr

into an ambush that had been set up by members of a drug cartel as part of a turf war with the sinaloa cartellarge suvs the group were driving possibly mistaken for those of drug gang members. the mexican army staged a show of force as the funerals took place but residents of the community complain of a lack of security in normal times. and that the area is in reality controlled by the drug gangs. it is, of course, one of many areas in the country where the government has arguably ceded control to the cartels and raises questions about the mexican president's strategy of trying to solve underlying social problems rather than taking on the cartels through force. his so-called hugs, not bullets approach, bill. >> bill: thank you. jonathan hunt you are right about that. thank you. >> sandra: thursday night football. the raiders still right in the thick of the afc playoff race after last night's win over the chargers. it all came down to that last minute with rookie running back josh jacobs scoring on an 18-yard run with over a minute left on the clock. the raiders getting that victory, a 26-24.

detenidos por esta masacre, el fiscal de chihuahua asegura que fueron miembros del cÁrtel e de jalisco, vinculados al de sinaloaimeros en llegar y descubrir una escena que no alcanzan a comprender por su crueldad al atacar a tres mujeres y a seis niÑos. >> estamos bien adolorido esperamos que ojalÁ podamos reunirnos, nuestro mÉxico para poder hacer algo en contra de situaciÓn. >> sÓlo estas familias de mormones asentadas en esta zona serranas hace mÁs de 80 aÑos conocen este camino de terracerÍas hasta donde llegÓ primer impacto, un camino solitario que despuÉs de la masacre es supervisado por la policÍa federal para llegar, los propio lugareÑos advierten del peligro. >> no se salga para ningÚn lado. >> los autos aun permanecen en la zona y en la comunidad de pancho villa, el Último poblado antes de adentrarse en la sierra, hay miedo tras la masacre. >> siente uno cierto temor porque nosotros somos fundadores y nunca habÍamos oÍdo que vena asa cosas así. >> la misma roca suelta las que hablen daÑar la llanta de la camioneta que parÓ para esperar ayuda, dos mÁs en las que viajaban cristina y su bebe, y da una co

ciego de drogas que desde hace unas dÉcadas estÁ en disputa para la lÍnea, un brazo armado del cartel de sinaloa organizaciones del crimen, habrÍan matado a todos. >> las autoridades mexicanas retiraron que no aceptaran la ayuda militar estadounidense para combatir al narcotrÁfico, pero sÍ habrÁ cooperaciÓn con el fbi para dar lo mÁs pronto posible con los responsables de esta masacre. >> paulina, la familia niega la versiÓn de las autoridades y asegura que no se tratÓ de una confusiÓn, si no que fue un ataque directo y piden que esto hagan justicia y se aclaren los hechos paulina. >> vÍctor el presidente de estados unidos donald trump se ha manifestado, en varias ocasiones, pero una vez mÁs lo dijo, quÉ dijo al respecto? >> paulina el presidente donald trump asegura e insiste en la construcciÓn de un muro para frenar el flujo los criminales que viene desde mÉxico, el gobierno mexicano asegura que mÁs del 70% de las armas se importan de estados unidos a mÉxico y son las culpables de estas masacres paulina. >> seguiremos atentos a este caso, gracias vÍctor silva. le cuento que salieron del hospit

at two rival cartels, wires and sinaloa.he surviving children, they were driving down the road when the gunman, some standing on the welcome open fire. christina got out, waved, yelled, "don't shoot!" but was gunned down in cold blood 15 yards from our vehicle. a few miles back, a second car, hit. dawna and her two sons, dead. they pulled out the surviving children and told them to leave. some were injured and bleeding. they hid under a tree and the oldest went to get out. 10 miles back, gunmen fired some 200 bullets into the third vehicle, killing rhonita and her children. mexican officials claim it burst into flames. the family says it's not true. their belongings were found outside the car, and the gang, they say, set it on fire, victims inside, sending up a column of smoke to lure the rival cartel into a trap. >> there were reports that they shot this vehicle until it blew up, but we now have details and no that's not true. we believe they may have been used as bait to try and attract the cartel in the sonora to th them.

. >> pero otras propiedades vinculadas al excabeza del cartel de sinaloa no encontraron comprador. >> labor que hacen todas esas personas que van de las fuerzas armadas a cuidarn cuidarnos, protegernos y resguardar a nuestro paÍs, tenemos a un veterano en la casa, roberto rosario a quien le damos la bienvenida el dÍa de hoy. >> gracias por estar con nosotros. . >> ¿quÉ hacÍas?. >> era corporal de la marina de estados unidos, y operador de una metralla. . >> la seguridad de nuestro paÍs. pero de repente cuando decidiste salir de las fuerzas armadas, decidiste tomar una carrera o un rumbo totalmente diferente, te pusiste como chef o como ayudante o profesor de cocina. >> profesor de cocina. >> y ese es profesor de cocina para jÓvenes?. >> sÍ, para jÓvenes. >> cuÉntame por que decidiste cambiar tan drÁsticamente de una profesiÓn a la otra. >> bueno, como joven siempre me gustaba. >> le entusiasma o hay que empujarlos para que puedan aprendo aro. >> como yo tambiÉn le gustan comer y para mÍ enseÑarle a ellos. >> ademÁs de esa ayuda que le das a los estudiantes y esa enseÑanza tambiÉn tÚ t

uninvolved members of a religious community, but also the rece events in sinaloa where the city center was brought to a standstill by drug cartels taking on the police and out gunning them, and other reason --s recent instan serious carnage. president lÓpez obrador faces very, very difficult questions about this peaceful, supposed nonviolent strategy, when the cartels are still essentially ah war is government. michelle: the bbc's will grant in mexico ci. the actress emma watson has reignited a conversation of what it means to be single, or to use her term, self-partnered. the "harry potter" star is on the verge of turning 30, a time when my women feel pressure to settle down. in an interview wi "british folk," -- "brhit vogue," she addressedty the anxf not having a husband or baby. lisa bonos w of "thington post" has written about these sues andhepoke with me a short time ago. gwyneth paparow came up withhe term "conscious uncoupling" when she was getting divorced, and now emma watson with "self-partnered." why this desire to come up with a new term for single? lisa: sure, i think the word ingle" does not convey the riness of a

se trata de una zona donde impera la violencia de los carteles de sinaloa.muchas familias entre la frontera chihuahua y sonora. hasta ayer por la tarde se difundieron estas imÁgenes donde las autoridades habrÍan llegado a revisar cÓmo se encuentra esta situaciÓn. de hecho, hoy se espera que corroboren quÉ pasÓ en realidad. si se tratÓ de una emboscada, si fue directo el ataque o hubo una confusiÓn. esta serÍa una de las teorías de las autoridades hasta este momento. los detalles son imprecisos. el saldo lamentable que todos conocemos involucra a seis niÑos que perdieron la vida y tres adultos. tres mujeres que se vieron en el medio de esta situaciÓn. asÍ son las cosas. nosotros vamos a seguir atentos. por ahora se desconoce cuÁl será la colaboraciÓn. satcha: vamos a volver contigo en instantes. muchas gracias por tu informe en vivo desde la ciudad de mÉxico. en las Últimas horas la fuga de prisiÓn de dos sospechosos por asesinato desata una cacerÍa humana en california. esto luego que los acusados de origen hispano escaparon por un agujero abierto en el tech

released a leader of one of the nation's biggest drug cartel after the cartel launch admiralty style assault on the capital city of sinaloaxico is becoming a failed state as congress and the courts block any effort to construct a border wall or protect this country from the violence destroying our nation from the south. how long can this go on. mark morgan is the acting commissioner of customs and border protection. he joins us tonight. mr. commissioner, thanks very much for coming on. are we overstating the crisis in mexico. >> no, sheriff daniels was spot on. this is what we have been saying all along. when we were told but the crisis we were told manufactured crisis. when they couldn't perpetrate that lie anymore. they said it's humanitarian crisis. well, no, we have been saying from day one it's both humanitarian and national security crisis. sheriff daniel is spot on. southwest border alone, almost 1,000 gang members. we talked about narcotics pouring into this country. while 50% of our resources pulled off taking care of children and families. our seizures of the hard narcotics, methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin and

remember last month in the city of in sinaloa, police were forced to turn over "el chapo"'s son because cartelsat happened. you will hear a lot more. we'll bring you more as it happens and we can get it to you, guys. steve: griff, thank you very much. brian: thanks, griff jenkins. that is the area which so many cartels flourish, griff, over in arizona i guess i will talk to him off-line after the show is over. that is a area where a lot of drug trafficking takes place. they get angry when there is a flood of illegal migrants looking to change countries. drug traffickers say get them out of the way, or we will kill them. that is what they do. ainsley: this family is americans and mormon. they were there for a wedding. most people from america go to cancun or they go to cabo san lucas. steve: this president made illegal immigration, flow of drugs from mexico into this country one of the cornerstones of his administration and campaign. president, national border patrol council brandon judd on about an hour ago. he was talking about as bad as this was, we can expect more vie recognize. recognize --

cartel de la lÍnea. vamos con otra noticia en mÉxico, tras guardar un minuto de silencio, durazo entregÓ a los senadores de este paÍs un avance sobre las investigaciones del operativo realizado en culiacÁn sinaloazÓ la idea de renunciar y cree que llegara al final de su mandato a pesar de las intensas protestas antigobierno que estÁn sacudiendo al paÍs, en estas dos semanas de disturbio se cuentan 18 persona muertas y miles de heridos, en bolivia tambiÉn continÚan las protestas, los crÍticos de evo morales volvieron a exigir su renuncia, no ha sido suficiente que la oea (organizaciÓn de los estados americanos) estÉ realizando una auditorÍa sobre el conteo de votos de las elecciones presidenciales la cual no estaÁa lista si no hasta mediados de enero, a pesar de esto siguen las acusaciones de fraude contra evo morales. >> brasil celebra la subasta de petrÓleo mÁsca cara del mundo, espera que las empresas paguen mÁs de 26 mil millones de dÓlares en bonos para campos petroleros en el que segÚn el gobierno de brasil puede haber hasta 15 mil millones de barriles de crudo sin explotar. >> microsoft estÁ apoyando al presidente de el salvador, nayib bukele y para ello capaz tara * a unos 50.000 maestro