sean: it was a great experience for us. little did we know, there was related.liability i perhaps blame myself only in that i was not better negotiator, and i could not help them save themselves. it is sad to watch the decline .f this industry consumers turn to piracy by large when they cannot get the product through other channels. there needed to be a legitimate theet offering coming from record labels, and they cannot get their act together for years to put that in the market. it was frustrating to watch this long collapse of the industry that was reducing something that i loved so much. i was never our intention. emily: music sells pizza -- peaked in 1990 nine. since then, it has decline. you are on the board of spotify. can the decline and? sean: i think we have turned the corner, and are back in growth. it looks like it has bottomed out. for a while, spotify could replace cd sales, the decline in theales, and the decline in downloads, but not both. emily: had you convince people to subscribe when there is so much for

emily: what is next for sean parker? sean: i think life sciences is the single most interesting area of exploration. it is to the world today what social media was to me in 2002. , 2003, 2004. the ability to get to get something where a grad student would spend 30 years of their life trying to do previously. but i do think that cost reduction, because of new technology leading to faster and faster progress, there are enormous opportunities. i think the fundamental question of the 21st century is, how do we make sure that the technological innovations coming out of life sciences are available to everyone? emily: sean parker, thank you so much for joining us on "studio 1.0." thank you so much for having a at your wonderful house. sean: thank you. ♪ ♪ haslinda: hello, and welcome to high flyers, the show that u.s. 360 degree view of asia's business elite. today, we meet someone who links asia with the middle east. he -- let's

emily: what is next for sean parker? sean: i think life sciences is the single most interesting area of exploration. it is to the world today what social media was to me in 2002, 2003, 2004. the ability to get to get something where a grad student would spend 30 years of their life trying to do previously. but i do think that cost reduction, because of new technology leading to faster and faster progress, there are enormous opportunities. i think the fundamental question of the 21st century is, how do we make sure that the technological innovations coming out of life sciences are available to everyone? emily: sean parker, thank you so much for joining us on "studio 1.0." thank you so much for having us at your wonderful house. sean: thank you. ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." david: defending yourself from online defamation. let's meet the editor. carol: we are here with the editor of "bloomberg businessweek," ellen pollock. you write about a capital mystery. meaning capital expenditure. ellen: we look at

sean: i' m sean mcdonald. a lot to talk about. we have super tuesday results, the weather, and school closures. kevin: it just depends on where you are across the state. a lot of the precipitation, whether it be the north country snow or rainfall in southern areas, will gradually be winding down. it sets a clear skies and a the snow continues to gradually change over to a wintry mix in the foothills of the white mountains. the temperatures start to fall this afternoon with the wind. much more coming up. erin: the results are in and both hillary clinton and donald trump are celebrating big wins on super tuesday this morning, solidifying their status as the party front runners. sean: their challengers are also claiming key victories, especially on the republican side. lana zak breaks it down. >> thank you all so much. what a super tuesday. lana: with these results, it looks increasingly likely that the november election will be a matchup of hillary clinton and donald trump. >> i' m going to go after one person, hillary clinton. with

emily: what is next for sean parker? think life sciences is the single most interesting area of exploration. it is to the world today what social media was to me in 2002. to getlity to get something a grad student would spend 30 years of their life trying to do previously. , do think that cost reduction because of new technology leading to faster and faster progress, there are enormous opportunities. the fundamental question is how that thee sure technological innovations coming out of life sciences are available to everyone. sean parker, thank you so much for joining us. thank you so much for having a set your wonderful house. sean: ♪ thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ emily: he never aspired to be ceo. he now finds himself leaving a public company, determined to prove wall street wrong. jeff weiner rose through the ranks of warner bros. and yahoo! before linkedin cofounder reid hoffman made him a proposition to help run the professional social network. it was a match made in silicon valley heaven. weiner became the ceo he never

sean: show off your braces. sean: a federal judge says the u.s. state department cannot force apple to unlock an iphone of a suspected drug dealer. the case is important because the fbi is asking apple to help them open phones in 12 different the san bernardino shooter. an attorney in mississippi is suing the state' s governor saying that the mississippi hate speech. lawmakers in mississippi killed several bills concerning the flag design last week. erin: there is a new push to accelerate plans to bring manchester. the group of politicians and business leaders are asking the government to spend $4 million study. a house committee in concord as today. the board of the mbta has decided to end late-night service on the tee. they say they can' t continue to subsidize the service. they are already considering the service will end on march 19. sean: it seems that braces are not just for humans. a veterinarian in michigan is offering braces for dogs. he said braces can be very important for some dogs if they are dealing with problems that affect their ab

sean: turning now to sports. the boston bruins were on their home ice last night, taking on the calgary flames. and former dartmouth star lee stempniak got to make his bruins debut. he now wears number 20. the bruins scored first when landon ferraro pulled off a wicked wrister from the center of the zone. the flames tied it up in the third period. but a late penalty was called on calgary for having too many men on the ice. and patrice bergeron made them pay on the power play scoring the game winner boston won it 2-1. erin: the unh wildcats are part of a big night of college hoops tonight. they will play a home game against binghamton in the first round of the america east tournament. the game starts at 7:30. also saint anselm college and conference semifinals. sean: a basketball team in rhode island jumped the gun on the celebrations during the state championship. the team in blue was winning when one player threw the ball into the air to run out the clock and then the celebration began. the only problem is that

sean: i'm shine mcdonald. a line of storms blew through the state overnight knocking out power to thousands of customers. at one point more than 11,000 were in the dark mostly in the southern third of the state. right now crews have that under nine thousand but there is no word as to when all service will be restored. if you were trying to sleep, it was really gusty out there. josh: including myself. one minute before the alarm. sean: that's not too bad. josh: new alarm system i've been working on. down to 15 in colebrook. a cold front. you can see what it did to northern afternoon in. it is in the 20's in northern new hampshire. 20's and 30's elsewhere. here is the current wind gusts. 15 and 35 miles per hour right now through the morning hours slowly subsiding out there and look at some of the snow showers that came through with that cold front that rolled on through. your forecast today includes that system there that will be moving in tonight but not before we get in plenty of sunshine today and temperatur

sean: it is completely normal. and when winter turned two, we had her birthday party at the playboy mansion. they -- i know that sounds salacious but they have a private zoo with a huge number of monkeys and exotic animals. emily: that sounds like quite a birthday party for a two-year-old. sean: the kids loved it. my experience at the playboy mansion is very wholesome. emily: napster cofounder sean parker. do not miss the full interview this sunday on studio 1.0. for those of us ready and able to travel in style, the uber style looking at closed a $20 million funding round including contributions from jay-z and the saudi royal family. they carried 35,000 passengers and racked up 350,000 app downloads. here with me to discuss this, the founder. thank you for joining us. there are some that have come before you, a company called lack -- blackjet that is not around. how do you avoid the challenges? >> we have moved 15,000 unique passengers. we have created unique products from being the leading provider of scheduled p

sean: it is completely normal. and when winter turned two, we had her birthday party at the playboy mansion. i know that sounds salacious but they have a private zoo with a huge number of monkeys and exotic animals. emily: that sounds like quite a birthday party for a two-year-old. sean: the kids loved it. my experience at the playboy mansion is very wholesome. emily: napster cofounder sean parker. do not miss the full interview this sunday on studio 1.0. for those of us ready and able to travel in style, the uber a $20looking at closed million funding round including contributions from jay-z and the saudi royal family. they carried 35,000 passengers and racked up 350,000 app downloads. this,ith me to discuss the founder. thank you for joining us. there are some that have come before you, a company called that is notkjet around. how do you avoid the challeng es? >> we have moved 15,000 unique passengers. we have created unique products from being the leading provider of scheduled private jets and being the leading

sean: what do i drink? reince priebus if i had to guess coors light? sean: coors light. if you have a headache this morning from drinking too much last night, if you have a headache, it is not your fault. it is bush's fault. reince priebus: there is nothing controversial about a party that has their act together. we were embarrassed in 2012. we bragged about -- we were reading about everyone bragging about what barack obama did on the ground. we have to do the same thing. the candidates right now are not worried about buying data licenses and building user -- user interfaces. my question is who is doing? the answer is, the republican party. they have to get what we built in order to win. if you are for ted cruz, marco rubio, donald trump, they need to have a national party that has its act together. that is what we are all about. this is important. -- sean: this is important. if you look at the turnout this year, it is almost identical in terms of the enthusiasm that barack obama had in 2008 and the democrats were down 33% in the primary. that would tell me enthusiasm is

sean: snow coming in. winter is not going anywhere. >> over the past 15 years, this stage has seen a lot of great moments, and nothing would make me happier than to add to that legacy today, right here, right now, on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] hello, everybody. i' m chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to go? [cheers and applause] all right, as a librarian, our returning contestant is used to keeping quiet, so we' re gonna give him something to shout about today. from baltimore, maryland, please welcome back maurice coleman. [cheers and applause] how you doing, man? >> hello, sir. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> looking good, looking good. >> feeling good, my friend. feeling good. >> good. >> nervous but good. >> you should. you' re in great shape on the game. we' ll jump into that in just a little bit. >> all righty.

one day, sean broke his arm. sean's a doctor gave him a prescription for oxycodone, a powerful opioid to mask the pain. but by the time his prescription ran out, sean was already addicted and he couldn't shake the addiction no matter how hard he tried. he started using heroin, tried to quit many times, but the system failed. the system failed him at nearly every step of the way. and last fall, sean overdosed and died. i'd like to tell you is a story from the perspective of his parents. my hometown paper, the times union, is an incredible story about his wife. i can imagine the pain they suffer as i have two young sons. for the murdochs they have many questions that very few answers, and they been lost in a fog of greece since their son to death two months ago. the times union road, these pairs want to speak out in john's memory to reclaim what heroin stole from them an in the hope that it might help other parents struggling with a children's addiction. the father said, sean did not die in vain. we tried our best

was actually still alive, sean' father came down with one of our chaplains a monsignor and actually prayed with the troopers and thanked them for being there. >> reporter: sean lost his fight at 12:30 this morning. he had been a state trooper just shy of two years working out of bellmawr barrack. flags there lowered oh half staff in his honor as a stream of police and firefighters stopped by to offer condolences. >> we work side by side with these guys on daily basis out on the freeway, and for them to lose someone like that, like losing one of our sean cullen always wanted to be a new jersey state trooper. he was a member of the 154th recruiting class with a bright future that was tragically cut short. >> iodide living his dream. he died doing what he wanted to do. it's great to be able to live your dream. not everybody gets the opportunity to do that. >> reporter: sadly, though, trooper sean cullen leaves behind a fiance' and a little baby boy. he is the third new jersey state trooper to die in the line of duty in a traffic accident making his death even more difficult for people

anymore questions for you, sean? >> well, i could argue with all of them here because we have a fbi director and an assistant director of fbi and director of national intelligence and the special envoy to defeat isis saying isis will inif i trait the refugee population and donald trump called for a temporary ban to vet them. >> reporter: yeah. exactly. exactly. but let's just if i bring in a couple of other folks here with a different perspective. go to you, dimitri, was it? why were you here tonight? >> i do think that we're in very polar. we can't sort of respect each other's opinions and i've never seen level of hostilithostility. they were shutting down people's opinions and the right to have a bloef that they want to. and i just think it was a bit sad. i'm personally jewish. my friends are african-american and my friend is a muslim. we registered beforehand and wanted to hear what he had to say and go to the rally and maybe -- that's what america is about. hear somebody's opinion and agree or disagree based on w

anymore questions for you, sean? >> well, i could argue with all of them here because we have a fbi director and an assistant director of fbi and director of national intelligence and the special envoy to defeat isis saying isis will inif i trait the refugee population and donald trump called for a temporary ban to vet them. >> reporter: yeah. exactly. exactly. but let's just if i bring in a couple of other folks here with a different perspective. go to you, dimitri, was it? why were you here tonight? >> i do think that we're in very polar. we can't sort of respect each other's opinions and i've never seen level of hostilithostility. they were shutting down people's opinions and the right to have a bloef that they want to. and i just think it was a bit sad. i'm personally jewish. my friends are african-american and my friend is a muslim. we registered beforehand and wanted to hear what he had to say and go to the rally and maybe -- that's what america is about. hear somebody's opinion and agree or disagree based on w

sean? >> ford has the majority. he had more delegates. >> right, right, right. >> heather, is there a test at 10:30? >> got all that? thanks so much. >> all right. >>> and earlier today, i spoke with rnc chairman reince priebus. good to see you, mr. chairman. >> hey, great to be with you, sean. >> okay. this is really important because john kasich mathematically has no chance, no chance to get to 1,237. you're the chairman of the party. why then would he stay in? because, you know, for cruz supporters and trump supporters, they're saying he is preventing anybody from getting to the magic number. do you think that's right? do you think that's good for the party? >> well, i think that the governor can make his own decision. you know, obviously, what i would tell you is that if someone gets the bound delegates before the convention they're the nominee. there's no doubt about that. so then the only question then is in the review is very good and the only question is, therefore, if someone doesn't get the majority by the

[applause] sean: i hope she likes orange pantsuits. [laughter] sean: i can say it. i am a talkshow host. i can get away with anything i want. sen. cruz: well you know, sean, oranges the new democratic blue. -- orange is the new democratic blue. [applause] sean: isn't this fun at cpac? this is great. here's a question. everybody ingive this room the democratic playbook, and i want you to tell this audience how they are going to deal with this. are racist, sexist, homophobic, they want to poison the water and kill every grandmother in the country with a wheelchair. how do you deal with the predictable lies that are coming? sen. cruz: there is this psychological term freud talked about called "protection -- "projection." let's go through those. racist. the democratic party is unable to say the words "all lives matter." [applause] when did it become controversial to say every human being is a precious gift from god, and we value everybody? [applause] and by the way, you want to talk about black lives matter? 220090, there were homicides in new york city. last year there

sean: it is sort of related. in any way as the chairman of the rnc doesn't bother you that there seems to be an effort to get to the brokered convention, which you say is not going to happen, but it seems to be a locust rated, planned out campaign outline the governor romney yesterday to get her brokered convention. reince: at some point -- this is interesting. sean: you don't think it matters that they spend money? reince: they can do with they want to do but eventually the voters are going to vote and they will decide. and are getting to vote or not getting to vote. sean: they are trying to influence the process and await it would be disruptive, right? reince: it is a strategy that people can use. look, i would suggest it's better to win races and acutely delegates. sean: i want to get a feeling from the crowd. the fact that there are people we don't even really know who they are have designed a plan to create chaos to me. reince: i would prefer reagan's 11th commandment. sean: did you watch the debate last nig

>> let me just give you -- sean, let me give you some numbers. in the last 25 years, the number of undocumented immigrants grew from 3.5 million to 11 million. we agree on that, right? at the same time according to the fbi, violent crimes decreased 48%. so, therefore, the more immigrants that you have, the less crime you have in the united states. that's a fact. >> that's insanity. that's nuts. >> that's a fact. >> jorge, listen, i just told you -- >> i mean, talk to the fbi. >> i just told you i have been down to the border. >> the vast majority of -- >> excuse me. jorge, i have been down to the border. i have seen gang members arrested. been in drug warehouse that is are massive that -- wait. let me finish. targeting the children. tunnels dug. i've been in every capacity you can imagine. 642,000 crimes committed against texans alone in an eight-year period by illegal immigrants, not undocumented. illegal. you take trump's comments out of context. he said a temporary ban of muslims because he was listening to james clapper and james comey. you d

and it was like, "oh, sean is the only one who smokes here." >> reporter: which brings us again to sean penn, who doesn't speak spanish. depends on her to translate. she says at this dinner penn threw her a very sharp and very she says she simply didn't know that the only reason he was on the trip was to get his own interview for rolling stone. she says when he asks her to translate that's his plan she's afraid to look alarmed or surprised because chapo and his sons could turn on the american actor. >> i was just like, "okay. this is new for me." why didn't you tell me this? it's like there was no way i was going to do that. >> reporter: penn says she knew about the article and was "nothing but excited couldn't wait for it to come out." at some point during their evening on the mountain, penn wants to make sure he gets a pictures with el chapo by himself. do you have a picture? >> yes. >> reporter: can we see it? >> sure. >> reporter: this is her picture -- the drug lord in blue shoes and the blue designer shirt. selling out in stores. she says afterwards they to the table once again st

that's the blasting sean pen. her first sit down she and sean act companied her on a trip to meet escaped drug lord el chapo. >> you wanted to have a conversation about the policy on the war on drugs? >> that's right. >> and sean told charlie rose that he was th to write a question for rollingstone. >> use that as an anchor into this article. >> but she said she felt misle initially thinking that sean came wi her because of a film he wanted make about el chapo. >> are you angry at him? >> i am. i don't think he never wanted to make movie. >> charlie told us sean knew kate wassa pivotal player in their meeting. today this previously unknown actress finally answered how she even connected with one of the world's most wanted criminals. >> i didn't think it was necessarily me. he was probably had a crush on >> teresa mendoza kate plays on a mexican telenovella. >> fans remember kate played the boss of a mexican drug lord, later murder marie parker's son. however el chapo became afan, it became a questionable relations

sadly sean cullen's name will be added. sean cullen was born in ishld and came to the u.s. at age 3 and realized early on he wanted to be a state trooper. tonight state police are grieving. >> it's a terrible tragedy for the organization, it sends shock waves through the organization. >> colonel nickntes is talking. >> two police officers managing the traffic at the scene when he was struck and the circumstances are still under investigation, you can appreciation that was a chaotic scene to handle. >> cullen born in ireland and a trooper for less than two years was air lifted to camden where his family and co-workers kept vigil. >> think sean had a way of communicating with people from all walks. >> a 1988 graduate of cinnaminson high school, from joining the state police he worked part-time police jobs in sea isle city, mount holly and then full-time with the state police. >> everybody loved him. it didn't matter what was going on everybody was smiling and laughing and he was a great guy. he really was. >> he understood what this thing of service was. he understood that wh

sean: it is sort of related. in any way as the chairman of the rnc doesn't bother you that there seems to be an effort to get to the brokered convention, which you say is not going to happen, but it seems to be a locust rated, planned out campaign outline the governor romney yesterday to get her brokered convention. reince: at some point -- this is interesting. sean: you don't think it matters that they spend money? reince: they can do with they want to do but eventually the voters are going to vote and they will decide. and are getting to vote or not getting to vote. ton: they are trying influence the process and await it would be disruptive, right? reince: it is a strategy that people can use. look, i would suggest it's better to win races and acutely delegates. sean: i want to get a feeling from the crowd. the fact that there are people we don't even really know who they are have designed a plan to create chaos to me. reince: i would prefer reagan's 11th commandment. sean: did you watch the debate last night?

is that the american actor sean penn? and who is the woman with him? can it be the supernova of mexican television? actress kate del castillo? her biggest role reina del sur, queen of the south. she plays teresa mendoza, a beautiful and rapacious drug lord. within three months of these pictures el chapo's pursuers will move in and nab their man. didn't you know you were under surveillance? >> no r. to be honest, i didn't think about it. >> you thought you were going to get in and out and no one would know? >> yes. >> reporter: what is the story? how on earth did this whole strange saga begin? one night she said she was sitting at a computer, just free associating about her philosophy of life. and then in one sentence she lights a fuse that will create an explosion. >> today i believe more in el chapo guzman than in the government. >> reporter: she urges the drug lord to turn his power for good. >> you would be the hero of heroes. let's strike it with love. you know how to. life is a business. the only thing that changes is the merchandise. >> reporter:

is that the american actor sean penn? and who is the woman with him? can it be the supernova of mexican television? actress kate del castillo? queen of the south. she plays teresa mendoza, a beautiful and rapacious drug lord. within three months of these pictures el chapo's pursuers will move in and nab their man. didn't you know you were under surveillance? >> no r. to be honest, i didn't think about it. >> you thought you were going to get in and out and no one would know? >> yes. >> reporter: what is the story? how on earth did this whole strange saga begin? one night she said she was sitting at a computer, just free associating about her philosophy of life. and then in one sentence she lights a fuse that will create an explosion. >> today i believe more in el chapo guzman than in the government. >> reporter: she urges the drug lord to turn his power for good. >> you would be the hero of heroes. let's strike it with love. you know how to. life is a business. the only thing that changes is the merchandise. >> and they said, we are juan joaquin's lawy

and it was like, "oh, sean is the only one who smokes here." >> reporter: which brings us again to sean penn, who doesn't speak spanish. depends on her to translate. she says at this dinner penn threw her a very sharp and very dangerous curve. she says she simply didn't know that the only reason he was on the trip was to get his own interview for rolling stone. she says when he asks her to translate that's his plan she's afraid to look alarmed or surprised because chapo and his sons could turn on the american actor. >> i was just like, "okay. this is new for me." why didn't you tell me this? it's like there was no way i was going to do that. >> reporter: penn says she knew about the article and was "nothing but excited couldn't wait for it to come out." at some point during their evening on the mountain, penn wants to make sure he gets a pictures with el chapo by himself. do you have a picture? >> yes. >> reporter: can we see it? >> sure. >> reporter: this is her picture -- the drug lord in blue shoes and the blue designer shirt. by the way, that shirt is now selling out in stores. she

and it was like, "oh, sean is the only one who smokes here." >> reporter: which brings us again to sean penn, who doesn't speak spanish. depends on her to translate. she says at this dinner penn threw her a very sharp and very she says she simply didn't know that the only reason he was on the trip was to get his own interview for rolling stone. she says when he asks her to translate that's his plan she's surprised because chapo and his sons could turn on the american actor. >> i was just like, "okay. why didn't you tell me this? it's like there was no way i was going to do that. >> reporter: penn says she knew about the article and was "nothing but excited couldn't wait for it to come out." at some point during their evening on the mountain, penn wants to make sure he gets a pictures with el chapo by himself. do you have a picture? >> yes. >> reporter: can we see it? >> sure. >> reporter: this is her picture -- the drug lord in blue shoes and the blue designer shirt. by the way, that shirt is now selling out in stores. she says afterwards they to the table once again still drinking tequ

and it was like, "oh, sean is the only one who smokes here." >> reporter: which brings us again to sean penn, who doesn't speak spanish. depends on her to translate. she says at this dinner penn threw her a very sharp and very she says she simply didn't know that the only reason he was on the trip was to get his own interview for rolling stone. she says when he asks her to translate that's his plan she's afraid to look alarmed or surprised because chapo and his sons could turn on the american actor. >> i was just like, "okay. this is new for me." why didn't you tell me this? it's like there was no way i was going to do that. >> reporter: penn says she knew about the article and was "nothing but excited couldn't wait for it to come out." at some point during their evening on the mountain, penn wants to make sure he gets a pictures with el chapo by himself. do you have a picture? >> yes. >> sure. >> reporter: this is her picture -- the drug lord in blue shoes and the blue designer shirt. by the way, that shirt is now selling out in stores. she says afterwards they to the table once again

is that the american actor sean penn? and who is the woman with him? can it be the supernova of actress kate del castillo? her biggest role reina del sur, queen of the south. she plays teresa mendoza, a beautiful and rapacious drug lord. within three months of these pictures el chapo's pursuers will move in and nab their man. didn't you know you were under surveillance? >> no r. to be honest, i didn't think about it. >> you thought you were going to get in and out and no one would know? >> yes. >> reporter: what is the story? how on earth did this whole strange saga begin? one night she said she was sitting at a computer, just free associating about her philosophy of life. and then in one sentence she lights a fuse that will create an explosion. >> today i believe more in el chapo guzman than in the government. >> reporter: she urges the drug lord to turn his power for good. >> you would be the hero of heroes. let's strike it with love. you know how to. the only thing that changes is the merchandise. >> reporter: one day she gets a call. >> and they sa

the actor sean penn. >> you know, this big hollywood credibility. you know, about -- that i'm serious with this movie. >> reporter: when they meet, he has an idea. take the fugitive el chapo up on his offer for a meeting and he, sean penn, will go with her. so she asks to meet with el chapo and bring some of her colleagues and the answer comes back yes. and this time directly from the man himself. i have faith you will be comfortable, i will care for you more than i do for my own eyes. she responds, i am so moved that you say you will take care of me, no one has ever taken care of me. it's a little seductive, that >> when your life is at risk? i don't think so. you know, so i -- are you sure that we're going to be okay, by being okay means i'm going to be alive? >> reporter: if she's being pleasant, so is el chapo, who's known to have a soft spot for beautiful women. we count 37messages to his lawyers. >> is he sa accusing you, are you seducing him? who's the cat, who's the mouse? >> i don't think it was necessarily me, kate del castillo. i think he

is that the american actor sean penn? and who is the woman with him? can it be the supernova of mexican television? actress kate del castillo? her biggest role reina queen of the south. she plays teresa mendoza, a beautiful and rapacious drug lord. within three months of these pictures el chapo's pursuers will move in and nab their man. didn't you know you were under surveillance? >> no r. to be honest, i didn't think about it. >> you thought you were going to get in and out and no one would know? >> yes. >> reporter: what is the story? how on earth did this whole strange saga begin? one night she said she was sitting at a computer, just free associating about her philosophy of life. and then in one sentence she lights a fuse that will create an explosion. >> today i believe more in el chapo guzman than in the government. >> reporter: she urges the drug lord to turn his power for good. >> you would be the hero of heroes. let's strike it with love. you know how to. life is a business. the only thing that changes is the merchandise. >> reporter: one day

>> sean, you're exactly right. listen. these visions of a brokered convention are the fevered fantasies of the washington establishment, of the lobbyists so dismayed because they keep, each of their favorite candidates keeps losing. they have candidates they want and the voters don't want them. they want someone to stand up to the bipartisan corruption of washington, someone who will stand with the people and you're right. if the party insiders try to subvert the will of the people and pick their own favorite candidate who hasn't earned the votes of the people, it will be a disaster. rightfully people will rise up outraged. let me tell you right now, sean. it ain't going to happen. here's what's going to happen. the field is continuing to narrow. head to head, not only do we beat donald trump but we beat donald trump resoundingly. donald as a hard ceiling of 35% to 40%. that's why we won kansas overwhelmingly. that's why we won maine. that's why we won alaska and oklahoma. that's why we won texas overwhelmingly. because do

is that the american actor sean and who is the woman with him? can it be the supernova of mexican television? actress kate del castillo? her biggest role reina del sur, queen of the south. she plays teresa mendoza, a beautiful and rapacious drug lord. within three months of these pictures el chapo's pursuers will move in and nab their man. didn't you know you were under surveillance? >> no r. to be honest, i didn't think about it. >> you thought you were going to get in and out and no one would know? >> yes. >> reporter: what is the story? how on earth did this whole strange saga begin? one night she said she was sitting at a computer, just free associating about her philosophy of life. and then in one sentence she lights a fuse that will create an explosion. >> today i believe more in el chapo guzman than in the government. >> reporter: she urges the drug >> you would be the hero of heroes. let's strike it with love. you know how to. life is a business. the only thing that changes is the merchandise. >> reporter: one day she gets a call. >> and

sean. we are going to bring our jobs -- as sure as you're sitting there, we'll bring the jobs back into this country for the first time. and we're going to stop -- we're going to stop being the country that's just pushed around. you know, recently you saw vincente fox, he was the former -- >> he was on my tv show. we had a big fight. you missed that edition. yeah. >> he said we will not pay for the wall and used the word. he used the f-word. i thought he would be on the front page of the paper. he said we won't build that you know what wall. that's terrible. but actually he said we're not going to finance it, pay for it. i said, wow, he would -- they would never agree to it. now they're saying they won't pay for it. we'll build it. pay for the wall. we are going to stop businesses from leaving our country. and we are -- they're being -- and they are being drained out of our country. our jobs, our money, our base. and our factories. we are going to stop it. >> you don't expect him to write a

and it was like, "oh, sean is the only one who smokes here." >> reporter: which brings us again to sean penn, who doesn't speak spanish. depends on her to translate. she says at this dinner penn threw her a very sharp and very dangerous curve. she says she simply didn't know the trip was to get his own interview for rolling stone. she says when he asks her to translate that's his plan she's afraid to look alarmed or surprised because chapo and his sons could turn on the american actor. >> i was just like, "okay. this is new for me." why didn't you tell me this? it's like there was no way i was going to do that. >> reporter: penn says she knew about the article and was "nothing but excited couldn't wait for it to come out." at some point during their evening on the mountain, penn wants to make sure he gets a pictures with el chapo by himself. do you have a picture? >> yes. >> reporter: can we see it? >> sure. >> reporter: this is her picture -- the drug lord in blue shoes and the blue designer shirt. by the way, that shirt is now selling out in stores. she says afterwards they to the tab

then drugs don't come. >> let sean talk. >> thanks, sean, i think the american people don't understand the full problem. we have a president who has appointed a commissioner of customs and border protection who is more political than ever, carving out our immigration laws by policy. border patrol agents are letting everyone we catch out of the door. that is not border security. we need a president who understands the problem, who is going to put the right political appointees in there and let border patrol agents go out and enforce the law. >> it is true, gang members are part of those arrested and some people that cross the border illegally they murdered innocent americans and rapes have occurred. that is all true, right? >> we're up against the most violent criminals in the western hemisphere gang members are trying to get across border. they've killed border patrol agents and no other candidate is going to take that seriously as donald trump. >> and francisco, i have to believe you want the american people to be safe. we can figure out an immigration system to allow legal immigratio

sean? >> all right. katheri katherine, thank you. >>> coming up, polls in arizona closed minutes ago. we'll bring you results live. >>> plus tonight -- >> you go to brussels. i was in brussels a long time ago. 20 years ago. so beautiful. everything's so beautiful. it's like living in a hell hole right now. >> donald trump. he said that back in january that something would happen in brussels. 2016 republican front-runner joins us to talk about it. later tonight, president obama spent less than one minute talking about the terror attacks today while europe was literally dealing with radical islamists, the president went to a baseball game in cuba after he was lectured by the dictators and he did the wave together. is that not cute? we have the video to prove it. rudy giuliani is live here tonight with reaction. stay with us. soup and sandwich and cannonballs and clean and real and looking good and sandwich and soup and a new personal best. and a little help and soup and sandwich and study group. good, clea

her son sean astin who we know from "rudy" and "lord of the rings" was by side as she left this world and sean s his mom's final moments in his only n-camera interview. >> she had been suffering it was in the middle of the night and it was a race to get there. it was a very powerful experi in her last moments she was at peace. >> it's rare someone can speak so eloquently after losing a parent, but sean wanted to about patty's legacy. speaking from her adopted hometown of coeur d' alene, idaho, sean is proud shah she helped the stigma of mental illness. the more he opened up and the more she shared of her pain was very constructive for people and the mid 1980s bipolar diagnosis was a watershed and now she had a new identity and a whole new mission and a whole new sense of purpose, and that was to share what she had gone through with other people. >> she often shared those battles with "e.t." by being so open she helped countless others. >> i happen to prefer calling my disorder manic depression. it is known as bipolar disorder now. if that works for other people, i prefer calling it ma