Victims Suing over Indiana Deck Collapse; Capturing the World's Most Wanted Drug Lord
COSTELLO: Checking our "Top Stories" at 50 minutes past the hour, police have arrested New York Knicks point guard Raymond Felton on gun charges. The arrest comes just hours after the Knicks lost a home game to Dallas. Felton was charged with criminal possession of a weapon. Police say he had a firearm and a loaded ammunition magazine. A deck collapse caught on security camera video two dozen people were hurt and are now suing the clubhouse deck builder and a homeowners association in Indiana.</s>JERRY DEVARY: Police are shocked and I said "How could this happen?"</s>JEREMY WILT, WIFE & DAUGHTER WERE ON DECK: Some people call this a freak accident. You know a meteorite hitting your house would be a freak accident this was going to fall one day.</s>COSTELLO: The Deck collapse happened during a Christmas party given by a woman for her extended family. The deck building company says it's shielded from the lawsuit because the deck is more than 10 years old. If you get into a fender bender in Las Vegas don't expect police to show up. Police say they don't have the time, starting Monday, police say they will only respond to injury accidents. Police say they've spent an average 250 hours a week investigating non-injury accidents. Las Vegas is not the first city to change its policy like this. The world's most wanted drug lord is spending his fourth day behind bars after more than a decade on the run. Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was captured over the weekend in a predawn raid in a Mexican resort town. Nick Parker takes us to the big size condo where he was finally captured.</s>NICK PARKER, CNN CORRESPONDENT (on camera): The Miramar Condominium perhaps now Mexico's most infamous building where Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman was finally tracked down. Right now there's only a solitary police car here for security but the front desk is not letting in the media. (voice over): It's a modest ocean front property built about a decade ago an unusual choice for a man with an estimated fortune of a $1 billion.</s>AIDA BELTRAN, MARIMAR RESIDENT: North Americana.</s>PARKER: It's mostly North American who live here says resident Aida Beltran. It's a quiet family place. It's never had any problems. Neighbors say they heard helicopters overhead on Saturday morning and two of them landed right here on this wasteland just behind where Guzman was staying. And from there as you can see, it was just a short distance for the Mexican marines to cover, to make their way across this ground and enter the condo development where Chapo Guzman was staying on a fourth floor bedroom, Room 401. Antonio Perez, works in a nearby hotel. "On Saturday morning between 5:00 and 6:00, the marines closed the area about a half a kilometer around the Miramar," he says. "I saw two people get into helicopters with clothes over their heads. And they took off. That's all I saw." U.S. tourists at the coastal resort were enjoying the spectacle around the Miramar.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It will certainly be a time that we won't forget easily. Yes, we've heard about Mr. Guzman for a lot of years up north because of his occupation. Yes, it's been a real boost to a road trip to have been here while this was going on.</s>PARKER: Mazatlan is also known as the "Pearl of the Pacific" for its long sandy beaches and colonial town. The city had just been enjoying a boost to its tourism industry after violence in the surrounding area of Sinaloa and hit a number of U.S. tourists. Many here are hoping the aftermath of El Chapo's arrest will not derail that recovery. Nick Parker, CNN, Mazatlan, Mexico.</s>COSTELLO: Still to come, "Saturday Night Live" (inaudible) Seth Meyers makes his debut with host of late night and Joe Biden makes a big announcement.</s>SETH MEYERS, TALK SHOW HOST: You have been very open about talking about 2016 and considering what you are going to do. Where are you in your thought process? What are you taking into account?</s>JOE BIDEN, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Well, you know, I was planning on making a major announcement tonight but I decided --</s>COSTELLO: We'll let you hear more next.