about what the pandemic did to various cities, new york included, just mentioning to you off air, taking some grandchildren yesterday to 30 rockefeller center. yeah. to look at the tree, the nut tracker. you would never get the impression that new york was suffering. walking around, doing last-minute shopping it s mocked. and it s on fire. that s what we want to see right now. it feels like it was prepandemic. right before you came on, we also talked about the theater industry right now and you said the blockbusters are doing well. we had a playwright on last week and there was a suggestion that a show was struggling. he was making a public appeal. great reviews but people weren t coming. you have news, an update on that production. what are the challenges that shows like that face right now? first and foremost, turning
maroon. ticket pre-sales overwhelmed the site leaving many fans they will never, ever get tickets, like ever. resell ticket prices aren t getting fans reason to think they need to calm down. cnn s chloe malos joins us. what went wrong? first of all, that might be my favorite inthrow ever to any segment that i ve ever done with you. fans of taylor swift are so upset because they would be waiting for taylor to go back on tour since 2018 and now most people can t get tickets. i actually spoke to ticketmaster s competitor stubhub, asking them why is this happening, and they say it shouldn t be happening. to tunnel through one point of purchase, ticketmaster, it s on fire. that s kind of what we re seeing, being queued up and queued up and maybe for a chance to buy tickets. certainly there s a lot of
el chapo was in their sights. at last. coming up chapo knew instantly somebody was corrupt. drew hogan smells a rat and makes a move. we had to go into enemy territory and root him out. a bold strike with deadly stakes. the city is lighting up. it s on fire. something is not right. when dateline continues.
she was sobbing so hard. but catherine s family, who considered her the eternal optimist, watched her move on with her life. pouring all of her love and attention into her children. she was very focused on them. very engaged in their lives. did everything with them. sounds like that s what was important in her life anyway? absolutely. she was working at her children s school and had even been on a few dates. catherine was creating a life without paul. then, in december 2008, some time in the early morning hours, somewhere in her house, a fire started. a house is totally on fire. it s on fire. when firefighters arrived, the big, red house was a wall of flames. they had no idea if anyone was still inside. does anyone live there? yes, yes, the kids! are they out of the house? i don t know. neighbors knew paul wasn t there. he wasn t living in an apartment three hours away with his new girlfriend. that morning he got a call from catherine s pastor.
were coming from and whether you were in fact seeing communications directly from el chapo? yes. it took us awhile to infiltrate this mirror structure that they had set up. a mirror structure, a ladder of phones belonging to el chapo s underlings, climbing to the top, from third tier, maybe a runner, to second tier, perhaps a driver, and so on. u.s. angelique cracked the code? cracked the code. it was a high point in the search, after years of hunting, el chapo was in their sights. at last. coming up chapo knew instantly somebody was corrupt. drew hogan smells a rat and makes a move. we had to go into enemy territory and root him out. a bold strike with deadly stakes. the city is lighting up. it s on fire. something is not right. when dateline continues. this is culiacán, mexico.