he walks past trump tower wanting to be part of it all in washington. tell me what he shared with you. he nearly teared up when he talked about the fact he walks past trump tower and doesn t speak to the president at the advice of counsel or the members of the family who he worked close with. he is a built of a showman like his boss and he s in front of a reporter and that plays into it but i think he misses their friendship and was looking forward to getting this behind them. how long has he known president trump? years and years? more than ten years, yeah. okay. emily, charles and michael, thank you very much on that. i want to get back on this earthquake, breaking news, this powerful earthquake, 7.1 rocking mexico. new video just in. let s go back to allison
you have a symbiotic relationship between organized crime, often violent. the local police and political establishment. reporter: in one of mexico s most prosperous cities, people are too scared to talk about the fire. but not simona perez. i m not afraid. i lost my fear when i lost my son in that casino. i want mexico to change. reporter: she hold onto the ashes of her son who would have turned 19 today. the policeman who was arrested has begun to talk about what happened. the cartels have killed his mother, and brother. alisyn: it s the newest sanctuary city. we ll tell you where his are no longer allowed to enforce immigration law.
involved. steve harrigan is streaming live from monterrey. what is going on there, steve? it is change quickly here. just a few minute ago we heard a loud explosion. if that is a car bomb it would be the third one this week. you can talk about the statistics of violence from the cartels but it hits home when you talk to a mother who lost her son. 2 1/2 minute was all it took to change mexico s war on drugs and the life of samara forever. they said you are all dead. everyone started to run. we began yelling. i went to look for my son, but i couldn t find him. reporter: the carpets and tables of the casino were doused with gasoline. one of those pouring the gas was a policeman and the mayor s brother may have been involved. in every major city in mexico
leader and appreciate the example you set. one of the things i will not tell people. you are going to get a hand you don t want to play in life. it will happen to us all. but you played it with class and you have a chance to lead and you are. bill: that coming agriculture as congress gets ready to rewrite parts of no child left behind. alisyn: we have new video of a car bomb rocking mexico s commercial hub in monterrey. that city ranked as mexico s third most violent. there have been 48 drug-related murders. and murders jumped 714% in just one year. in the past week alone. raging gun battles killed dozen of people. now an investigation find police and local leaders may have been