economy with drug money. a common feeling, leave el chapo and his cartel alone and he s legal us alone. see how they re idolized. storefronts bear the name of the cartel leader and it s not uncommon see el chapo printed on the tops of license plate frameses. gary tuchman, cnn, mexico. full coverage of this story with nick parker in mexico city and anna pa rerz in washington. evan to you first. what took so long? why has this taken so long? reporter: well, you know, he s been almost a mythical figure down there in mexico. many times the mexican authorities along with the dea s assistant thought they had tracked him down and found him. in 2012, they thought they came cloeshgs but every time he seemed to get away and there would be almost like, where s waldo-type sightings. he s show up at weddings or restaurants and people would tell these stories. he became the subject of
by the way, he s not the most unusual guy that showed up yesterday. no. the answer to the eternal question, where s waldo? finally answered. oh. of course, waldo always has a super bowl prediction. i m going to say seahawks will win because defense wins championships. defense wins championships? and wal sdoe a big fan of richard sherman. i didn t know waldo had a jersey accent, but how about that? he says he ll be at the game. now we just have to find him. the other big question, where will you be? we have to see your super bowl pictures, your parties, your team gear, even how you dress the dolg or the cat for the big game. just admit it, you do it. dress the dog for the game? all right. whatever works for you. send us an e-mail at email@wnnfans.com. we ll air some of our favorites. if you dress up the hamster, that s fine, too. that s good. that s a good plan. do you dress up for the games? i don t but i feel like maybe i should this year since i ll be here,
remember, mark o mara made this point very clear. when it comes to self-defense in the state of florida, and that statute, there s a line about stand your ground that basically gives a person immunity. if you act in self-defense, you can have immunity from criminal, from civil prosecution. and o mara made the quote, he said, we will seek and we will get immunity. he said that in the press conference following this verdict. and the attorney general himself, eric holder, who is getting ready to speak out on this zimmerman trial on the not guilty verdict, he, himself, said a year or so ago that if you re going to go forward and use civil rights laws, hate crime, declare this a hate crime if you will because of race or whatever factor, that s a very, very tough hurdle to overcome. and experienced federal prosecutors have made that point. we re anxious to hear what eric holder is about to say. do we know where george zimmerman is right now? you know, wolf, no. it s like the where s wald
this. what is the word on this guy? he s become as i said last night, a where s waldo. i don t think there s a person in america who watches the news and reads the paper who doesn t want to know where this guy ends up and if he escapes justice or not. we re all assuming he s going to try to get to ecuador. ecuador would certainly make sense. one, he has applied for asylum there. two, they have a track record. they ve got julian assange holed up in the embassy. what s it like in ecuador? do they have starbucks down there? who wants to live their life in quito? it may be great. one would have to argue that life in quito is probably more pleasant than one room in the ecuadoran embassy in london. the other option he still has open potentially is iceland. let s not rule that out as an outlier in all of this. he said consistently he wants to end up in a, quote unquote, democratic country. iceland would clearly far more fit that bill than other options. it s so interesting. back home
what is the boston mentality, the massachusetts mentality. what is different? no, i would say we have pretty much the same reaction. you re like new york? in the same way that the first responders in new york headed towards the trouble, the same thing happened here. we had the first responders heading towards where the bombing occurred. we had ordinary citizens responding in extraordinary ways heading towards the bombing. i think the same thing happened in both cities. i think it brought out the best of both cities and i think in that way, we re just americans. we re responding as human beings. the fact that we don t like the yankees or the rangers or the knicks is separate from when a catastrophe happens, how we respond to human suffering. okay. here is the bigger question. right now, we re coming off the news now. edward snowden is like a where s waldo. everybody is trying to decide whether they like him or don t like him. people on the fringes made up their mind if they like