am a native new mexican. i've gone through strange phases of like my ownership of this place. it's this weird mixed bag of everything here all the time, and that's -- that is the identity. that i don't know. it allows a certain freedom. >> my desire to wear cowboy boots and put a hat on right now, you're sympathetic to that? >> well, i'm from new mexico and yes, i would also like to put my curse word kicking boots and a hat. >> very kind of you. >> well, sure. >> tony, i've got a question for you. what do you think of new mexico? kind of what are your thoughts? >> i'm going to try to boil it down to a simple statement. if you're an easterner and you come out to new mexico, you start to see metaphors in everything. but actually, if you were to stretch a little bit, you could say that new mexico is a perfect metaphor for america. it is a total mutation. it's got spanish, mexican, original american, and add a tinge of radioactivity. this is what america really is. to one degree or another, we are an immigrant cu

am a native new mexican. i've gone through strange phases of like my ownership of this place. it's this weird mixed bag of everything here all the time, and that's -- that is the identity. that i don't know. it allows a certain freedom. >> my desire to wear cowboy boots and put a hat on right now, you're sympathetic to that? >> well, i'm from new mexico and yes, i would also like to put my curse word kicking boots and a hat. >> very kind of you. >> well, sure. >> tony, i've got a question for you. what do you think of new mexico? kind of what are your thoughts? >> i'm going to try to boil it down to a simple statement. if you're an easterner and you come out to new mexico, you start to see metaphors in everything. but actually, if you were to stretch a little bit, you could say that new mexico is a perfect metaphor for america. it is a total mutation. it's got spanish, mexican, original american, and add a tinge of radioactivity. this is what america really is. to one degree or another, we are an immigrant cu

a native new mexican. i've gone through strange phases of my ownership of this place. it's this weird mixed bag of everything here all the time and that's -- that is the identity. i don't know, it allows a certain freedom. >> my desire to wear cowboy boots and put a hat on right now, you're sympathetic to that? >> well, i am from new mexico? and i would also like to put my curse word, kicking boots and a hat. >> very kind. >> tony, i've got a question for you? what do you think of new mexico? what are your thoughts? >> i'm going to try to boil it down to a simple statement. if you're an easterner and you come out to new mexico, you start to see metaphors in everything. but actually, if you were to stretch a little bit, you could say that new mexico is a perfect metaphor for american. it is a total mutation. it's got spanish, mexican, original american. and add a tinge of radio activity. this is what america is. to one degree or another, we are an ill grant culture. we are a gun culture. the expression of a

oh, yes, well, i eat chili with every meal, as do many of my fellow new mexicans. let me take you to a new mexican restaurant. we can try some of the dishes. sounds great. so what do you recommend? well, they're famous for their carne adovada. sounds good. what else should we order? we should try the enchilada plate. bring it on, let's try that. that was delicious, but now it's time to go to work. nice backyard. i like the patio. hey, nick. hi, roger. thanks for coming to albuquerque. i'd like you to meet stephanie walker from the chile pepper institute. hi, nick, nice to meet you. nice to meet you too, stephanie. so, you want to grow some chili peppers. we do. we love chilies, we eat 'em all the time, so we've been thinking about a home chili garden, but we just don't know how to grow them. well, let's take a look at what we have here. this is a beautiful area right here next to the house. nice trees. pretty good sun right now, but it does seem to be a northern exposure, and i would worry when this tree starts leafing out that it might bring too much shade into th

am a native new mexican. i've gone through strange phases of like my ownership of this place. it's this weird mixed bag of everything here all the time, and that's -- that is the identity. that i don't know. it allows a certain freedom. >> my desire to wear cowboy boots and put a hat on right now, you're sympathetic to that? >> well, i'm from new mexico and yes, i would also like to put my curse word kicking boots and a hat. >> very kind of you. thank you. >> well, sure. >> tony, i've got a question for you. what do you think of new mexico? kind of what are your thoughts? >> i'm going to try to boil it down to a simple statement. if you're an easterner and you come out to new mexico, you start to see metaphors in everything. but actually, if you were to stretch a little bit, you could say that new mexico is a perfect metaphor for america. it is a total mutation. it's got spanish, mexican, original american, and add a tinge of radioactivity. this is what america really is. to one degree or another, we are an i

a native new mexican. i've gone through strange phases of like my ownership of this place. it's this weird mixed bag of everything here all the time. and that is the identity. i don't know. it allows a certain freedom. >> my desire to wear cowboy boots and put a hat on right now, you're similar pa theft to -- similar pa the sympathetic of that? >> sure. >> tony i have a question for you. what do you think of new mexico? kind of what are your thoughts? >> i'm going to try to boil it down to a simple statement. if you're an easterner and you come out to new mexico, you start to see metaphors in everything. but actually, if you were to stretch a little bit you could say that new mexico is a perfect metaphor for america. it is a total mutation. it's got spanish, mexican, original american, and add a ting of radioactivity. this is what america really is. to one degree or another we are an immigrant culture. we are a gun culture. the expression of american power and identity has always been the lone cowboy with

while house republicans continue to capitulate, new mexicans in my district are hurting. they're hurting because one radical faction of one party in the congress stand in the way holding the entire congress and the entire country hostage. first, this band of radicals forced a government shutdown just to get their way. they have caused significant economic harm and are wasting hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars every day. these are the same republicans who promised fiscal responsibility. now, they're dangerously close to forcing an economic shutdown by threatening a catastrophic debt default if they don't get what they want. the problem, well, they don't even know what they want. as my republican colleague from indiana said last week, we have to get something out of this and i don't know what that even is. as speaker boehner admitted the other day, he committed to senate leadership that he would support the very same bill, a clean continuing resolution, that he now refuses a vote on the floor. on sunday, i was back in albuquerque meeting with federal employees whode

the mexican museums new home is a culture site that is made of various privileges that together represent one of the most complexities in this country. today mexicans all over the world proudly celebrate the independence of mexico which also marks the or begins of california. mexico and california work together and mexican california started the contrast of a very important relationship two hundred years ago. a few minutes ago the office of mayor lee the officials and diminished members of our community met with a long-standing transmission of friendship with the mexican community to raise the mexican flag on the mayor's office to join the celebrations. therefore (clapping) therefore it's a of a special significance that on this day we celebrate the new home of the mexican museum as consult it's been an you honor to support this cure all project. we will continue to work with all of you with the composition e consolidation of the mexican museum. it's not just for mexicans and latinos at any time for all the people in san francisco that are very important of their multiple diversity) speak

celebrating the new home of the mexican museum at the jessie polarizing mrooz in downtown san francisco about it resolved that today is hereby declared mexican-american day in san francisco (clapping) >> and let me give this to also to victor marquis. i want to say that we have mayor ed lee in hanging this banner on the wall behind us. (clapping) >> the future home of the mexican museum. (clapping) i want to take a moment to thank all the volunteers and all the people that came to all the hearings. there was 2 hundred and 64 people altogether that attended numerous hearings to let's please give them a hand and committee members please stand up and put our hands up and thank you very much for coming to all the hearings throughout all those most. i want to thank former commissioner of the redevelopment, commissioner sing. i also want to thank the latino club for their support, latino the historic chamber of commerce and the association and the latino leadership. at this time before we conclude i just want to have a few people come up. i want to thank a group it was a team of people that m

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. >> the area gets excited about this new option. >> reporter: the mexican grill rolled out a new vegan menu today with grilled tofu as their protein source on their burritos and tacos. >> all right. thank you. vegetarians and vegans are always looking for new options. they know we're always looking for fresh and healthy alternatives. >> the only word -- [inaudible] >> reporter: this man loves his restaurant as much as he loves life. with his passing over the weekend, we thought we would honor him with creating the ultimate menu starting with breakfast and eddie's first restaurant, the bagel place, a grilled egg bagel with egg and cheddar cheese. one of their newest items and a shirley. get your grits on. now you're caught up and clued into what's happening around balt moral. baltimore. i'm nicki mayo. >>> they are running for their lives. just another day in southern california -- next on "the list." >>> i'm teresa strasser. >>> are you looking to cut back on carbs. >> no. >> we have viral videos guaranteed gluten free. >> we picked the day's best in a segment we called -- >> viral lis

now 95% of mexicans get their news from tv. only 5% from newspapers. reading books is he even less common. >> in the past half century the number the libraries has gone down from 45 to on 45 for 1 miln people to 18 for 1 million people. we are talk about a problem of literacy and education. >> reporter: mexico's president hasn't provided much leadership on the issue. during the campaign he was asked to name the three most influential books he read. he couldn't name one. that's despite mexico's rich literary tradition. many consider it the birth place of magical really. one of the 20th century's greatest literary inventions, authors are known the world over. of course mexico's educated classes take pride in the fact that the country has produced some of the world's most famous writers but the truth remains, year after year, fewer and fewer mexicans are taking time to enjoy that tradition. but some people are dedicated to reversing this trend. maria started a children's reading program in her home five years ago. now with the help from the government, sh

reporting live in santa rosa, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> the mexican consulate hired a private agency to investigate the shooting. day were at the scene today taking pictures. nbc bay area learned it was the same agency hired by a family in los angeles back in 2010. when a 13-year-old named ryan gomez was shot by los angeles police. the cases are strikingly similar. in the l.a. case, gomez was playing cops and robbers with his friends outside his apartment building. police shot him thinking the replica firearm he was carrying was a real one. gomez was paralyzed in the shooting. last year a jury awarded him $24 million. >>> more details now. a state senator from los angeles says it's time to make real -- make fake guns look less like the real thing. senator kevin deleon says the fatal shooting could have been prevented. he blames toy gun manufacturers for creating fake guns that look real. the senator says it's extremely difficult for a police officer to distinguish the two. he's pushing for legislation that would force toy gun companies to make them less realistic. senator dele

sandia national laboratories and los alamos national laboratories employ an additional 18,000 new mexicans as contractors, and the u.s. department of energy's waste isolation power plant in carlsbad employs a thousand march. that's out of two million people. so it's an understatement to say that shutting down the federal government strikes at the heart of my state's economy. between sequestration furloughs, the shutdown and the current impasse over averting a catastrophic default on the nation's debt, hardworking middle-class families across new mexico are the ones that are saddled with uncertainty and hardship. these manufactured crises have very real consequences for these families. since the shutdown began, i have heard time and again from constituents who are paying the price for this reckless debacle. they say they feel like the collateral damage in the ongoing ideological battles in washington, d.c. hardworking civil servants dedicated to their jobs and their country have been sent home without pay while many others have to work through the shutdown without a paycheck. yesterday, i s

mexican's children don't have access to healthy food, most from low income families. this is the neighborhood's only grocery store. >> soda, soda, soda. gatorade stuff. this stuff. i mean, this is what we're up against, really, is this intense amount of junk food at our stores like this. >> they did manage to find some fruit and vegetables, but it comes at a high price. two drinks, two hall pancreas and two bananas for $10.53. if you're in there and only have a limited budget, you're going to go with the cheap junk food. >> this market is not a big business with, but sets an example. >> if they grow up and say i have a right to see locally grown food in every place that sells food, that would be awesome. it shouldn't be certain neighborhoods that have that, it should be every neighborhood. >> these activists know they have a long way to go before all americans will demand nutritious food and be able to afford it. they believe it's a necessary struggle, in order to give future generations the healthy upbringing they deserve. aljazeera, abbekirk key, no mexico. >> urban

today he is in new mexican jail on terrorism charges. no comment in arizona, but atf agents tell me this breakdown bill was in the medic of they can prosecute just a few years ago allow criminals to walk free despite a mobile cause not just the fast and furious but this case as well and people likely died because of this. bill: much more on this in los angeles. martha: here we go again. facing even more tough questions today about all the problems still plugging obamacare. martha: better late than never for one world war ii veteran. 94-year-old receiving the prisoner award medal. the bronze star and the combat infantryman badge after surviving the baton death march. taking place in the waiting area of the tulsa airport with family and fellow veterans and a little bit of circumstance. congratulations to him. i was able to fly in world war ii veterans this past weekend, had an amazing time. that will air on veterans day. bill: what did you learn? martha: a lot of stories. one gentleman on the beach in pearl harbor which was bombed, 16th bi

now mexicans get their news from tv. only 5% from newspapers. reading books is less common. >> translator: in the past half century the number oh of libraries has gone down. we're talking about a problem of literacy and education. >> reporter: mexico's president hasn't provide much leadership on the issue. during the campaign he was asked to name the three most influential books he read. he couldn't name one. that's despite mexico's rich literary tradition. authors like puentes have the rule over. >> they take pride that the country the produce some of the whole's most famous writeers. few teer mexicans are taking tie to enjoy that tradition. >> reporter: but some people are dedicated to reversing this trend. she started a children' reading program in her home five years go. now with the help from the government, she started a reading program for hundreds of children in her working class neighborhood. >> translator: children stop me in the streets saying, "marie, can you lend mae book, we're me. we're board." >> reporter: al jazeera, mexico, cit

new ew mexico cans have -- mentionians have stepped up to help the -- new mexicans have tepped up to help the wounded. from the bottom of our hearts, thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. we have a couple of things going on, today -- going on today, mr. speaker. number one, the house will be discharged at the end of the day to go back to a district work period. and we know what we're going to hear at home. what we're going to hear is why can't you people do your jobs? why can't you get together and come together and come up with a budget so that american business people can plan, so that americans can decide what to do with their futures? instead of doing what's been happening for years on end, these continuing resolutions, things like the sequester, the sequester alone is going to cost a million jobs next year in this country if we don't replace it. mr. cart

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with me here are sara cody, new santa clara county public health officer and with the mexican consulate of san jose. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> congratulations on being the new health officer in santa clara county. >> thank you so much. >> and so you would know about th

with me here are sara cody, new santa clara county public health officer and with the mexican consulate of san jose. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> congratulations on being the new health officer in santa clara county. >> thank you so much. >> and so you would know about this collaboration between the mexican consulate and santa clara county. it's been happening for many years. tell us what the premise is. why did we decide to do this binational collaboration? >> well, this is our ninth year of hosting binational health week in santa clara county. and like many communities now across the united states, it's a chance for a great collaboration between the consulate, the public health department, many, many, many community organizations and volunteers to celebrate and to promote health among the latino community in the county. >> is this kind of a no-brainer given the number of latinos and mexican immigrants we have here in santa clara county that we'd do this type of collaboration? >> we're trying to focus for the mexican community. however, in the health banner, there's no divisio

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expect stormy conditions from new england to the mexican border with rain especially heavy in texas and alabama. snow in the mountains from montana to colorado. sunny and dry for the rest of the west. >> lots of temperatures in the 70s along the east and west coasts. high 80s across much of the south, and the rest of the country will see typical october readings of 50s an 60s. >>> we throw the word "hero" around all the time, and oftentimes, it is not deserved. here's one where it is totally deserved. it is our favorite story of the day. >> it involves a u.s. army ranger named josh hargis that was wounded serving in afghanistan ten days ago. that is him hooked up to medical equipment after awarded the purple heart. >> this picture was taken in afghanistan, with he's now since been moved to san antonio where he will continue to receive treatment. by the way, if you look at that picture, you can see that purple heart is pinned to the blanket that is laying on top of him. he was insistent on saluting. his doctors are trying to hold his arm down to no avail because he was insistent on makin

in fremont, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> a drug bust targeting a mexican cartel. the alarming place one of those raids was carried out. >>> plus l.a.x. on alert. the investigation into two blasts including who police think is responsible. >>> alsgkrñ- >> reporter: you're looking at an actual model from the first "star wars " film. i'm scott budman. we have that and much more in a preview of the exhibit coming this weekend to silicon valley. >>> if you thought it was good across the bay area today, it's going to get better as we head throughout the next 24 hours. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're tracking that warming wednesday coming up in about seven minutes. >>> the feds swooping down on a handful of east bay communities today. in a series of drug busts targeting a mexican drug cartel. arrest and search warrants executed in pittsburg, antioch, oakley and concord. >> reporter: special agents with the fbi combed through a home on the 900 block of carpeno way in pittsburg. vehicles parked if front are searched, looking for hidden compartments that could

. >> searching for survivors after a massive explosion at a mexican candy factory. the new details we are learning. >> and what we are now learning after a road rage shooting in fremont. we'll fill you in on the latest details. >>> a couple out for a walk killed by an out-of-control driver. new details about the woman behind the wheel and new concerns whether she was under  the influence. >> also, occupy oakland two years later. how activists are commemorating the start of the movement and how it could impact your commute through the city throughout the day. >> it's a cold start to this friday. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. i can tell you upper 30s right now in the north bay. but we're not even dealing with half as much fog as yesterday. good looking weekend. i'll take you through the forecast coming up. >> a lack of fog means the view across the bay bridge is clear but the traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza getting the opposite a. little unclear. we'll talk about that and let you know what's going on. >>> we give you now a crystal clear shot w

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>> my name is -- [inaudible] with the mexican news agency. do you think that there is a window of opportunity from here to the end of the year after the president recommend just to the congress just to take care of -- [inaudible] >> i think now that i've reopened the government and raised the debt ceiling, i think we do have an opportunity. we're getting close to elections season, elections season goes on full time, it seems like. but really i don't think we're going to be seeing a lot of the full focus on the elections until next year. i think there's an opportunity in this fall now that we've got the qoft shutdown -- government shutdown behind us to deal with issues like gun violation, like immigration, some of the other things that have been talked about for some time. it's, again, something we need to do. so i'm hopeful. i might just mention it's, you know, and there are other parts to this issue that, you know, might have some common ground, too, that i failed to mention. one is the gun trafficking. it's, the guns going from our country

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and this is the man the mexican version of tyler perry. his new film is breaking box office records in the u.s. could he and perry be changing the way hollywood does business? >> hello. welcome to "consider this" we begin after his resent arrest. he has become the arrest of the dark side of the internet. the dark said that as he reports includes drugs, child pornography all for sale and nearly impossible to track. >> i feel like the world was influx for sure. >> 29-year-old ross william in a you tube video last year. >> according to federal prosecutors, he was the mastermind. hind the biggest online drug bizarre. he was arrested in a library in san francisco tuesday and charged him with tar cotics narcotics traffitrafficking and attempted murder murder. for the last two and a half years, under the alias pirate roberts taken from the character the "princess bride" oversaw the business. his site car ited to nearly one million users in the u.s. according to court documents he twice tried to hire murderers online to kill a form employee. in on

rob roth, ktvu news. >>> a large scale drug sweep targeted a mexican cartel. fbi agents carried away bags of evidence and a computer from a house in pittsburg this morning. this was just one of several raids. and neighbors tell us they're stunned. >> disturbing because overnight all of this activity is going on and you have no idea these things are going on in your neighborhood. >> reporter: four people were taken into custody. >>> workers were back at the job at the new stadium after a death yesterday. a bundle of rebar fell on lake and killed him. >>> there was some scary moments when a 7-year-old was hit by a light rail train. tonight that boy is listed in stable condition at the hospital. ktvu's anne rubin talked to a family member about what happened. >> reporter: the vta light rail train travel between five and 55 miles per hour. power passengers sometimes take for granted. >> they don't realize how it won't stop. >> reporter: an accident can happen in the blink of an eye. >> we were talking about standing by the train that's your kid's life. >> reporter

if you believe i do mexico will be the new china play, mexican median wage next couple years will be below median wage in china, then it is not a stretch to think mexico could be the new china for the u.s. kansas city southern has rail bed coming up from there into the heartland of the country. our analysts are fundamental analysts likes the stock a lot. >> pick ad reit too. is that a play on housing more say strip malls? >> well, that's second derivative play on housing. you're talking about ranier timberlands that has 2.million acres of timber but the real prize in their portfolio is a plant in jessup, georgia, that produces the highest caliber, finest, cleanest cellulose on the planet. it is so much superior to everybody's else's they don't patent it because they don't want to tell the patent office how they do it. tracy: tennessee wyoming, fresh market on your list. before i let you go, this will get done on thursday, market would be up on friday, i should be buying right now? >> that's what i think. tracy: jeff saut, that is why we have you on. thank you, sir. >> you bet. ashley

and this is the man the mexican version of tyler perry. his new film is breaking box office records in the u.s. could he and perry be changing the way hollywood does business? >> hello. welcome to "consider this" we begin after his resent arrest. he has become the arrest of the dark side of the internet. the dark said that as he reports includes drugs, child pornography all for sale and nearly impossible to track. >> i feel like the world was influx for sure. >> 29-year-old ross william in a you tube video last year. >> according to federal prosecutors, he was the mastermind. hind the biggest online drug bizarre. he was arrested in a library in san francisco tuesday and charged him with tar cotic narcs traffitrafficking and attempte murder. for the last two and a half years, under the alias pirate roberts taken from the character the "princess bride" oversaw the business. his site car ited to nearly one million users in the u.s. according to court documents he twice tried to hire murderers online to kill a form employee. in one case the hi

. >> catherine: new tonight at 8-- >> catherine: a mexican man wanted for murder in arizona has been arrested at s-f- o.moments before he boarded a flight to mexico. border patrol agents say margarito pimentel tried to board a flight friday night. >> catherine: he's going to be extradited to arizona. >> catherine: a san rafael jury is deliberating the case against max wade. the 19-year-old accused of trying to murder two teenagers in mill valley. >> catherine: he's better known for allegedly stealing a lamborghini belonging to celebrity chef guy fieri. yesterday, fieri testified he did not know wade, and did not give him permission to take the car. wade is being charged as an adult. >> catherine: he's facing about 30-years in prison. >> catherine: coming up at a white google class could end up costing you a real fortune. the big mystery on the bay and it does not look like this thing will go anywhere anytime soon. andanother piece of video.that bay area car maker tesla wishes was not circulating on the internet. for the second time this month.we see a tesla model-s after it burst int

mexican-style chicken tortilla. if you think campbell's 26 new soups sound good, imagine how they taste. m'm! m'm! good! >>> president obama goes before the cameras and the microphone shorlted on day eight of the partial government shutdown. he is scheduled to make a formal statement at the top of the hour and take reporters' questions in the white house briefing room. earlier, the president called the house speaker john boehner and reiterated he will not renegotiate on the threats involving the government shutdown and the debt ceiling. he is willing to negotiate after those matters are resolved. let's bring in our senior white house correspondent jim acosta and chief political reporter dana bash. they are all watching what is going on. jim, i was confused earlier. the vice president joe biden, a lot of people are suggesting he is missing in these discussions involving the government shutdown and hasn't been visible publicly but i assume playing a role behind the scenes. the meeting the president had with the four l

. >>> is this man the mexican version of tyler perry? his new film is breaking box office records in the u.s. can he and perry be changing the way hollywood does business? >> hello, welcome to "consider this." he has become the face of the dark side of the internet. a dark side that is al jazeera's, i just can't believe myself today. hello, welcome to "consider this" he has become the face of the dark side of the internet. a dark side that is al jazeera's courtney keely reports includes drugs, child pornography and hit then all for sale and nearly impossible to track. >> i feel like the world is intphraougs foenflux for sure. >> i'm fascinateed to know how it all plays off. >>> ulbrich was the mastermind behind the world's biggest online drug bizarre. he was arrested at a library on san francisco tuesday the and charged him with narcotics trafficking, money laundering as well as attempted this murder. the site closed an endless variety of drugs including marijuana, cocaine, meth and lsd. ulbrich under the alias taken from the movie "prin

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against mexican police. cbs news has learned that one of the grenades has been linked to jean baptiste hennery. we've obtained this atf significant information report dated tuesday stating evidence of one was a kingery grenade. they're also investigating the conduct of the kingery case. it led thousands of weapons to drug cartels in the case fast and furious. atf case files show the agency learned back in 2009 that kingery was dealing in grenades. they develop add plan to let him smuggle parts to mexico and follow him to his factory. some worried he would disappear once he crossed the border into mexico and that's exactly what happened. he resurfaced in 2010 trying too smuggle this frightening stash when prosecutors let him go. in 2011 they people raid his factory and arrested him. he allegedly confessed to teaching cartel how to build grenades and convert semiautomatic guns to automatic weapons. they say the murders of the mexican police last week is just the latest example of the carnage that continues fro

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