CABRERA: Right now, the notorious Mexican drug lord El Chapo is fighting his extradition to the U.S. The crime boss first the captured the world's attention when he escaped from a Mexican prison a little more than a year ago if you'll recall. Well this Sunday, CNN's Chris Cuomo takes you inside El Chapo's hideouts.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: Around midnight on February 17, 2014, El Chapo Guzman wants a snack and sends a guard out to get it. The Mexican marines get lucky.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: HE was grabbed, he was arrested, and he cooperated.</s>CUOMO: This is the house where the guard says El Chapo is hiding. But when the got to front door, they got unlucky. Not only is this a steel door, but its several inches thick of reinforced steel. So they had to try to bash it in. And they were using a battering ram. Now ordinarily, what happens is, as you batter the door, the metal heats up, it softens and you can gain entry. Not this door. Each one of these compartments is stilled with water. This door did not heat up. And it took them almost 10 minutes to get inside. That's all the time the king of tunnels need. It looks like a bathtub, right? Check this out. A signature El Chapo tunnel. And down he goes.</s>CABRERA: And don't forget, "Got Shorty" Sunday night, 8:00 p.m. "The Lead with Jake Tapper" starts right now. Happy Friday.
El Chapo Fights Extradition to US.