In international news, Sunday's military operation in Mexico ended with multiple cartel members dead, including the head of one of the most powerful cartels known as El Mencho. Christian Cordderero has the latest on the violence that erupted after his death. >> Today, a violent raid in Mexico that killed one of the country's most notorious cartel leaders has millions of people on edge. Officials say Sunday's military operation killed multiple cartel members, including the head of the Halisco New Generation Cartel, known as Eleno. >> Mexico's visibly emotional defense minister today said more than two dozen members of the military were also killed during the raid. The White House confirms it helped provide intelligence for Mexico, but that no American troops were on the ground. Mexican President Claudia Shanebomb emphasizes the priority now is to provide peace and security. Security forces are patrolling in the air and on the streets. On Sunday, criminal groups set up hundreds of roadblocks, setting cars and buildings on fire. >> You could see the fear in people's eyes. I mean, they were they were very very very concerned. >> The violence reached popular tourist destinations, including Porto Viarta and Guadalara, as the US embassy urged Americans in Mexico to avoid all forms of travel. We're all just under the shelter in place told not to go anywhere. Lock your doors. Stay inside. >> Shane Bomb says the roadblocks are now clear. >> Porto Variata's airport suspended all operations yesterday, leaving people, including American tourists, stranded. Flights there, including those to and from Guadalajara's airport, have resumed today. Cristian Corddero, ABC News,