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The place is a fortress." >> drew understood that when he and brady arrived at one of the safe houses. >> and i see the steel-reinforced door thats about six inches thick, taking the marines probably 10 to 15 minutes to get through that door. >> these never-before-seen images inside those safe houses revealed details about el chapos drug operation and his life underground. like these fake green bananas that drew says the cartel filled with cocaine and smuggled across the border. they also found ...

He joined in 2007 at age 25. his new job brought him to a border city in the southwestern united states. his first order of business was to learn about the mexican narco culture" which included songs like this, "el nino de la tuna" a ballad about el chapo. his mentor was an undercover agent drew calls in the book "diego." >> as he was translating them to me, i started to understand really what was behind these songs. it really connected dots for me, kind of a whos who in that world. >> were thes...

States have the option to extend those benefits. >> the president saying over their states can use some of that american rescue plan money, remember, that big covid package that was passed earlier this year? they can take some of that to start their own expanded unemployment programs. but guys, so far we have not seen any state come out and say they plan to do that. the president is in a bit of a bind over here. he wants to project a sense of normalcy, encourage people to get back out there and ...

525,600 minutes sends broadways curtains closed. but it would not be for good. >> so how do you measure a year? a year in the pandemic? in layoffs, in tons of heartbreak, in lots and lots of wages. our anger told us about the reopening of that. >> lindsey and kendis, first bruce springsteen brought his show back to broadway in june, and last month, a play passover hit the stage. now in september, 15 shows planned to start performances again. two of them raise their curtains on thursday night, wa...

What were excerbated by covid-19. explain how big an impact covid has had. >> right. so when we talk about the childcare crisis, we often think of the cost. the lack of supply and the staffing challenges. the pandemic has compounded all of those things, and all of its making it harder for parents to find childcare. we think of cost as being a lager hurdle. but its really at the finish line that you encounter the cost. before you have to go through so many hoops just to land a spot. you have to d...

I am talking about people like steve bannon, michael flynn, linwood, sidney powell, qanon talk shows, and this became the it thing everyone was talking about. the key thing is they werent just talking about it on the internet. thousands of people actually went out and did it. so what we found by calling around to dozens of key counties in competitive states, were talking about the states that decide presidential elections and who controls congress, arizona, georgia, florida, texas, pennsylvania,...

Shows, and this became the it thing that everybody was talking about. the key thing is that they werent just talking about it on the internet. thousands of people actually went out and did it, and so what we found by calling around to dozens of key counties in competitive states, were talking about the states that decide presidential elections, and who control congress, arizona, georgia, florida, texas, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, and we asked these county chairs, all of a sudden, are ton...

"usa today" reporter, aaliyah wong. this is so incredibly important to -- to highlight the discrepancies that exist, that were only exacerbated by covid-19, especially amongst children. explain to our audience just how big of an impact covid has had. >> right. so, when we talk about the childcare crisis, we often think of the cost. the lack of supply and the staffing challenges. the pandemic has compounded all of those things and all of its making it harder for parents to find childcare. you kno...

Than an hour outside new york city. whats the situation with the water there now? >> reporter: yeah, were where the tide is now waning heading out to the ocean. the waters going with it. we were with you an hour ago. it was about 2 inches down. this is the top of a wall here along route 18 or the memorial parkway. now, its -- i dont know -- 6, 7 inches down. so its -- its starting to drain quite quickly as that tide goes out but you can see how much more water there is to go here and through ver...

>> reporter: i think everyone was blindsided. you had weather professionals from the top levels of the government to news media like us who watched the storm from louisiana across the country dumping the amount of rain it did. everyone knew it was going to be a very big rain event. i think what people didnt anticipate, that when it came into the new jersey, new york, and pennsylvania area, just how intense the water was going to be. it just dumped massive amounts of water into the entire system,...