KAYE: Welcome back. It's 43 minutes past the hour. Top stories now. Mexican police say they have arrested the man behind the killing that ultimately exposed the mistakes of "Operation Fast and Furious." Leonel Sanchez Jesus Meza allegedly murdered Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry. It was a probe into Terry's death that set off the investigation of "Fast and Furious," an effort to track weapons, allowing them to end up in the hands of drug cartels. U.S. authorities are now seeking to bring Jesus Meza here. The U.S. Justice Department is recommending immunity for a former Mexican president in a case that's been closely watched both here and in Mexico. A lawsuit argued Ernesto Zadillo should be held responsible for the brutal massacre of 45 villagers by paramilitary troops back in 1997. A U.S. federal court, which had jurisdiction in the case ruled the accusations against him were baseless and outrageous. In South Western China, the death toll from a series of earthquakes is now at 80. More than 800 people have been injured and officials expect those numbers to rise as search-and-rescue efforts continue. About 100,000 people have been evacuated and 100,000 are in need of relocation as well. The quakes have blocked roads and downed communication lines, hampering rescue operations. So, what can cayenne pepper do for you? The health secrets of that spice and much more in alternative medicine from an expert with a conventional medical degree.
Arrest in Border Patrol Agent's Death