i lived in el el paso, i lived n tijuana, and i just got back from peru. last week they got a submarine with 10,000 tons of cocaine. it's still coming from an area where the united states has some soldiers in colombia, and bolivia, ecuador and peru, they have the coca leaves. mexico doesn't have that. >> right. yeah, there's talk about them starting to grow coca, seriously. >> they're doing more with methamphetamines than they are with anything else. marijuana -- >> coke is big, very big in mexico. it comes from south america -- >> of course. but they don't have trees that grow it. >> right. but what's your point, though, exactly? >> well, i mean, they're getting the raw stuff from wherever. >> right. >> from south america, central america or south america mostly because it's all over the place in peru. >> right. >> and i think that the soldiers are a big nuisance in mexico because the soldiers are hiring people from the city -- politicians are hiring people from the city to run the soldiers out. civilians. in and the problem there is with the arm thing. a

i lived in tijuana. and i just got back from a real. week they've got a submarine with 10000 tons of cocaine. to colombians and two mexicans. it is still coming from a lot of areas in colombia. and bolivia, ecuador and peru, they have the coca leaves. mexico doesn't have the. >> right. but this talk about them starting to grow cocoa, seriously. >> coke is big, very big in mexico. comes from south america. >> but they don't have the trees that grow it. >> what's your point though exactly? >> well, i mean, they are getting the raw stuff from wherever. and south america, central america, or south america mostly. because it's all over the place in peru. and i think the soldiers are a big nuisance in mexico. because the soldiers are hiring people from the city. politicians are hiring people from the city to run the soldiers out. sebelius. the problem there is with the arms thing. all the arms go from here over there. i did a lot of charity work, and i don't anymore. i don't live there. i know all these areas because i hung out supposedly wit

authorities said his gang ha terrized tijuana, even throwing rivs into vats of acid. another accud drug kingpin in mexico was kild last month by federal troops. a woman o helped hide anne frank from the nazisand then rescued r famous diary, has died. miep gies was an office seetary in amsterdam. for two years, shend others visited the franfamily in their cret annex, bringing fo, books, and news. she recaed anne in later year >> wt struck me most as ann's friend was alwayher curiosity. she always asked me every morning when i came inhe hidi place about e things, wh happened outside. sreenivasan: anne frank and her mily were found and shped to death camps in 1944. only her father suived. after the rests, gies gathered up the girl's diary. it was published in 1947. miepies was 100 years old. jean finnegan biden, t vice president's mother, s remembered tod at a funeral mass in wilmington, laware. president oba, former president clinto and house speaker nancy losi were among those who tended. vice presidentiden delivered a eulogy. >> when we triph, she was quick to remind

a father of the tijuana diocese, he has been sort of the front page forerunner of this particular story, he says he doesn't believe he is doing anything wrong. he believes he is ministering to the community the best way he can. he is a very popular in hits his own country. they have about 8,000 people. some priests here in southern california have sent out warning messages to their own parishioners warning that the father figeeroa may be in the country trying to sell these particular sacraments. >> julie: just a week into the draw year we saw the first bank failure. they shut down horizon bank. the bank was closed after failing to meet a 30-day deadline to raise additional capital. the failure is expected to cost the fdic insurance fund just over $539 million. now, regulators closed a total of 140 banks in 2009, compare that to 25 bank failures in 2008 and just 3 in 2007. >> if you are out of work, 2010 could be a tough year to find a job. some analysts predict it unemployment could remain high. so if you or someone you know has been out of work for months now, what can you do to improv

what i don't understand is we in mexico just 100 miles south of los angeles in tijuana should be dieingce it enters for all practical purposes it can be sold legally. i think quite honestly that the united states and mexico, we can't do it land, should move in the direction of decriminalizing the use of marijuana. at least start with that and see what happens. maybe consumption will go up, maybe it won't. maybe people will move on to other drugs, maybe they waofrplt maybe by reducing or eliminating the illegal nature, the illicit nature of the business we can eliminate many of the collateral damages that are brought on by the business. portugal has de crimincrimina d use of all drugs, possession, purchase and sale of all drugs several years ago. consumption has gone down. it is not a junky paradise. violence has gone down. it is quite a success story want granted it is a small country, somewhat isolated. not the same as the united states. but i think we should move in the direction of decriminalization. maybe drug by drug, start with marijuana, see what happens. the worst that can happe

what i don't understand is we in mexico just 100 miles south of los angeles in tijuana should be dieingto stop marijuana from mexico entering the united states and thp once it enters for all practical purposes it can be sold legally. i think quite honestly that the united states and mexico, we can't do it land, should move in the direction of decriminalizing the use of marijuana. at least start with that and see what happens. maybe consumption will go up, maybe it won't. maybe people will move on to other drugs, maybe they waofrplt maybe by reducing or eliminating the illegal nature, the illicit nature of the business we can eliminate many of the collateral damages that are brought on by the business. portugal has de crimincrimina d use of all drugs, possession, purchase and sale of all drugs several years ago. consumption has gone down. it is not a junky paradise. violence has gone down. it is quite a success story want granted it is a small country, somewhat isolated. not the same as the united states. but i think we should move in the direction of decriminalization. maybe drug by dru