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And drugs that kill our citizen citizens, came to america through the poorest southern border. all of this coming from mexico. >> america's drug epidemic and the violence helped mexico record a record. 2186 homicides in may. 30% more than last year. the highest in 20 years. >> most violent cases are gangs fighting each other over turf. or trying to edge out another gain, civilians getting caught in the crossfire. >> held teaneck el chapo, violee worst in guerrero, where cartels can turn an acre of poppies into a $1 million of heroin. the pod capital ranked second with almost 200 homicides in m...

And drugs that kill our citizen citizens, came to america through the poorest southern border. all of this coming from mexico. >> america's drug epidemic and the violence helped mexico record a record. 2186 homicides in may. 30% more than last year. the highest in 20 years. >> most violent cases are gangs fighting each other over turf. or trying to edge out another gain, civilians getting caught in the crossfire. >> held teaneck el chapo, violee worst in guerrero, where cartels can turn an acre of poppies into a $1 million of heroin. the pod capital ranked second with almost 200 homicides in m...

Marc siegel. >> shannon: 's crime wave is sweeping across mexico, making their murder rates there the worst in decades. what do we know, william? >> well, mexico is now the second deadliest country in the world, after only syria, shanno shannon. they are in a civil war, mexico's violence is attributed to only one thing:drugs. a few years ago, it seemed like we are doing the story every week, corrupt cops, every time you take out one, and another would emerge. took a left hard-line view, violence subsided, but now it is back. the capture of cartel leader and others, the turf wars return. they a...

steven moore and robert reich, labor secretary during the clinton administration. currently he's a professor of public policy at the university of california at berkeley and author of "aftershock, the next economy in america's future" now out in paper back. ali, what happened today? >> reporter: we had a situation where it's not just fear we were talking about. this was actual fact. we started this morning with slow bad markets out of europe. then before the markets opened we got this report from morgan stanley which talked about slow growth around the world, telling us things we alr...

central bank and the fed would have to get further involved in this economy. now, you know all week we've been talking about rick perry saying it would be treasonous for the fed to get involved. while his comments may have been misinformed it represents a view in america that fed should do no more work in stimulating this economy. so now we have investors saying we need more investment. you got the morgan stanley saying we do. and you've got a lot of people in america saying don't do it. so we're at an impasse. investors said let's get our money out of there. they put it into bonds a...