christina-taylor green, the youngest victim of that shooting in tucson last january, loved little league. her teammates loved her, too and now their making sure she's always with them on the diamond. here's chris connelly. >> reporter: in the canyon del oro little league, just northwest of tucson, arizona, this has long been known as field 1. these young ballplayers know that someone is missing -- their teammate, 9-year-old christina-taylor green. what's it like to come back out and play baseball? >> it feels good but without her, um, it's a little bit lonely. >> reporter: on this baseball diamond, christina-taylor green would make the long throw from third base and sing beyonce songs in the field. mae sinclair was the only other girl on the team. >> she would stand up to the boys, if they say, she's a girl, she's not allowed to play, and stuff, she showed those boys how to play baseball. >> reporter: supported by her

the little girl lost in the tucson shooting remembered by her teammates. how her friends are fielding her dream. >>> good evening. believe it or not, it's happened again. early this morning, another air traffic controller asleep at the switch while a flying ambulance with a sick passenger on board circled overhead, desperately seeking clearance to land. it never came. the pilot took that risk and landed anyway. and while everyone on board is okay tonight, the rest of us are wondering what is going on in those control towers? and can we be sure our skies are safe? the transportation secretary is standing by to answer those questions but we start with our aviation correspondent lisa stark on the story again tonight. good evening, lisa. >> reporter: good evening, george. well, this is now the latest in a string of incidents like this. air traffic controllers falling asleep on the job. just last month, the government said it would not tolerate such behavior. and yet, here we are again. around 2:00 a.m. this morning, in the skies above reno, a pilot carrying a

through the tucson sector. last year alone, we were at 51% and this year we are a 44%. is that while success? >> you just said it was great success. >> we have done a lot of work in the past few years when it was completely out of control. we are maintaining the gains we have made in tucson. and we are proceeding to give that area resources like they have never seen before. there over 6000 employees in the state of arizona. in the tucson sector alone, we have nearly 4000 and we're moving over 4000. there's more technology out there than there has ever been. we talked about the towers. >> by time is expired. i think you are -- mr. kildee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. mr. vitiello, you mentioned earlier in your testimony that in carrying out various responsibilities, that you consult with the tribes. how was that working out? is that running is you would nt to run? >> we have within our public lands liaison apparatus, people designed to do liaison work the leadership also pays attention to the relationships th

through the tucson sector. last year alone, we were at 51% and this year we are a 44%. is that while success? >> you just said it was great success. >> we have done a lot of work in the past few years when it was completely out of control. we are maintaining the gains we have made in tucson. and we are proceeding to give that area resources like they have never seen before. there over 6000 employees in the state of arizona. in the tucson sector alone, we have nearly 4000 and we're moving over 4000. there's more technology out there than there has ever been. we talked about the towers. >> by time is expired. i think you are -- mr. kildee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. mr. vitiello, you mentioned earlier in your testimony that in carrying out various responsibilities, that you consult with the tribes. how was that working out? is that running is you would want to run? >> we have within our public lands liaison apparatus, people designed to do liaison work the leadership also pays attention to the relationships

going back to tucson. i mean, she wants to get back to tucson. she wants to get back to her district. she wants to get back to washington. >> giffords was shot in the head last january during a mass shooting in tucson that killed six people. you can see more of the interview with mark kelly tomorrow night on the cbs evening news. >>> experts call it an environmental disaster. a new more toxic generation of rat poison is killing wild animals across california. now the feds plan to ban them but wildlife advocates in san rafael tell don knapp the new regulations are not likely to help. >> he was outside the box looking sickly. >> reporter: barn owls are often found poisoned and brought to marin animal care. >> i'm going to take his head and look in his mouth. and that's healthy and pink. no blood. blood is a real symptom of the poisoning so that's what i would be looking for. >> reporter: it is called secondary poisoning and it is taking a terrific toll on wildlife says maggy from marin health care. >> a raptor that is fit and was bleeding at the mo

in the shooting 9-year-old christina taylor green, was honored last night in tucson. a ten-foot silver statue of an angel was unveiled just beyond the little league field where christina once played. >>> up next here tonight -- with the final four taking the court, how one mrair's hometown pitched in to make sure his family could be there.

the statue of an angel in honor of 9-year-old christina taylor green will be unveiled in tucson later this afternoon. pieces of steel from the world trade center and the pentagon that was from flight 93 was used in the creation of the statue. it will be placed in a park where green played little league. >>> truly disturbing remarks coming out of arkansas war school nurse -- where a school in your has been fired. according to a letter written by the superintendent. maryland snyder told staff and faculity members all special ed student need to be euthanized and wiped off the face of theearth. parents are outrage and paul has been -- has an 8-year-old son with a tim. listen. >> the thought that he should be put to sleep like a dog, wow. >> the public school board held a hearing and voted unanimously to fire the school nurse. snyder says it was a bad choice of words and her quote, heart

>>> in arizona, a statue of an angel honoring christina taylor green, the youngest victim of the tucson shooting will be be unveiled at a baseball field. the statue was made from materials recovered at the world trade city after the 9/11 attacks. green was born on 9/11. >>> and today marks the anniversary of the ban of cigarette ads on tv. richard nixon, an avid pipe smoker sign today legislation. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. new photos of lindsay lohan outside a new york nightclub caused a stir about whether she was drinking, a violation of her probation. >>> and one woman's plastic surgery nightmare. she went in for an eye lift and she came out unable to blink. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thank you so much for watching "early today," just your first stop

i could go to tucson should view the united states and its western allies one way or another legally or illegally or a split the difference between the law and what we want to do morally give arms to anti kadafi rebels and i'm not going to use the word democratic right liberals yet until someone can convince me they are democrats go ahead. what i believe or not is not really the issue we've already taken the first steps down this road and if you look at the last twenty four hour news cycle you'll see that there are special forces on the ground in libya right now and in an afghanistan style scenario that is the first step towards ever greater. involvement in the conflict on the ground there are two different interpretations of what's going on on the ground on the one hand these special forces these u.s. special forces are probably doing much more precise and specific targeting on behalf of the air attack the tactical phase of the air attack but if you look at the washington post this morning the argument is in fact that intelligence on the ground is actually trying to figure out who t

senior fellow and director of the center on peace in liberty at the independent institute and in tucson we have a lot hudson she is an associate professor of near east studies at the university of arizona and another member of our crosstalk came on the hunger alright this is crosstown that means you can jump in anytime you want. if i could go to tucson should view the united states and its western allies one way or another legally or illegally or a split the difference between the law and what we want to do morally give arms to anti kadafi rebels and i'm not going to use the word democratic liberals yet until someone can convince me they are democrats go ahead. what i believe or not is not really the issue we've already taken the first steps down this road and if you look at the last twenty four hour news cycle you'll see that there are special forces on the ground in libya right now and in an afghanistan style scenario that is the first step towards ever greater and. involvement in the conflict on the ground there are two different interpretations of what's going on on the ground on th

i used to have a horse farm on river road in tucson. and one day began claiming that picket fence is getting dirty. i want to you paint it. i was judge of superior court in tucson at that time. so i get up on saturday and get on my levis, my boots, my straw hat and i went to paint the fence, within 20 minutes a border police came, senor, do you have a card and i said i do not have a card. [laughter] >> so they asked me who do you work for and i pointed towards the house, for the lady. [laughter] >> those of you recognize that to be very factual. [laughter] >> so then -- they jumped off the carburetor and pulled me in their paddy wagon. i said wait a minute, see a sign on the yard? it says castro pony farm and i happened to be castro and he said are you judge castro, yes, i am. that was the end of the story, off they go. [laughter] >> even though i said no profiling. so whenever i travel, i go with intimidation coming out and coming to yuma, they'd stop me, look at me but i recognize i don't look irish and norwegian. [laughter] >> but th

that line pass into the near west of tucson. we have recent reports of agents following tracks of an all-terrain vehicle across the border illegally in arizona. they followed the trail across public lands north into maricopa county, which is phoenix and apprehended a load of marijuana in an all-terrain vehicle driven by a 15-year-old illegal alien with a rifle. the department of interior employees have vehicle barriers, 70, 80 miles north of the mexican border in the wilderness. to prevent smuggling vehicles from driving further north. i could go on for hours at individual examples of whether legislation is necessary. however, my five minutes is nearly up. we urge you to support mr. bishop's bill to protect federal lands and our border patrol agents are signing on as a cosponsor as soon as possible to get the border patrol agent on the ground the unencumbered access to federal public lands within 100 miles of the border must have secure the border and provide them reassurance that the united states congress is behind them in tha

. >> giffords was shot in the head by a lone gunman in tucson in january. will be accompanied by atf from the rehabilitation center. in a jet from houston to nasa. >> she is speaking in words. awesome and love you. she is walking a little. her left side is perfect but has limited use of her right side. >> we are optmistic we expected a fast recovery. >> her husband has been by her side from the beginning. >> i see her before i go to work and when i come home from work. >> until friday when kelly and his crew went in quarantine. wednesday, congresswoman giffords will arrives and sees her husband at a picnic and then the launch set for friday 3:47 p.m. that was abc david curly reporting. kelly said giffords was upset when she learned several people were killed in the tucson, shooting. he has yet to tell her who the victims were which included the victims and colleagues and a nine year ode girl. >> san francisco airport was back in business after taking a direct hit by a tornado. lambert airport is functioning normally after flights resumed yesterday morning b

one of the victims being served is in the tucson shooting case. our arizona clinic is representing one of the victims in that case, seeking justice and making sure that that victim can exercise his rights when he needs to and in the manner in which he wants to. another clinic is representing a victim in the case of united states v kiefer. in that cases, it's a complex fraud case. the victim was not even notified of proceedings because those proceedings had been under seal. the victim didn't know if they were a victim, weren't a victim, whether restitution was going to be ordered or not until a pro bono attorney stood next to them and fought for the right of restitution. they succeeded but now defendant has filed a habous action and is challenging it again. congress made a promise to victims, a promise that funds would be available and services would be available. in 2004, congress made another promise to victims that they would have rights in the criminal justice system and would not be mere interlopers on the system anymore. vision 21 is a wonder

my name is speed burbank and of the director of the pima county dictums office in tucson arizona. our community was shaken by the tragic and senseless shooting that took place at representative deferreds congress corner even. the havoc created by one man's fact left six people dead, 13 injured come over 100 witnesses and shock and panic in the community stunned. a victim advocates were among the first responders within minutes we had several advocates on the scene and within an hour we had 35 at tickets de at tucson in putting the hospitals receiving with the wounded. i was at the crime scene along with the pima county barbara toward meeting communication and overseeing our advocacy efforts. throughout the day and night the advocates were quick literally hundreds is above victims and witnesses and the family members providing them with crisis intervention services and emotional support. on more than one occasion our advocates had to deliver the difficult news to the family members that their loved ones had been killed. angela is the daughter of to of the january 8 shooting victims

the youngest to die in the shooting 9-year-old christina taylor green, was honored last night in tucson. a ten-foot silver statue of an angel was unveiled just beyond the little league field where christina once played. >>> up next here tonight -- with the final four taking the court, how one mrair's hometown pitched in to make sure his family could be there. >>> we leave you tonight with the story of a small town that's seen some pretty tough times but still found reason to make one family's dreams come true on this special night, when the final four take the court. our report from nbc's janet shamlian. >> reporter: stan howard isn't a rich man, unless you count his wealth in friends. >> i don't really consider myself anything but a mailman. that's all i am. >> reporter: the father of ten has delivered mail for years in this small indiana town. so it came as a surprise when residents started making deliveries of their own to him. >> he says, give that to you and use it for whatever. >> thank you. >> reporter: howard's son matt is the star forward for the butler bulldogs and a hometown

going back to tucson. i mean, she wants to get back to tucson. she wants to get back to her district. she wants to get back to washington. >> you can see more of that interview with mark kelly tomorrow night on the cbs evening news. >>> raise our taxes is what people in california are saying. according to a new l.a. times poll 60% of those surveyed support an election to vote on proposed tax increases. governor brown hopes for a vote in the fall. many republicans say we don't need an election, just cut more from state services. just 33% of poll responders support that alternative. >>> state parks may stay open even if governor brown slashes the department's budget. the governor's plan cuts $11 million from the state parks system. a new proposal would prevent that. this week state lawmakers will consider two bills to give cities and counties a chance to take over park operations if the state closes them. >>> they are designed to kill in order to protect human health but soon the most toxic rat poisons will be banned in the u.s. animal experts in s

[laughter] i know from some of you going from tucson to new york is overwhelming imagine my case. [laughter] not only backed i came in the winter of 19965 laugh i had no idea i knew the word snow and winter through shakespeare growing up but i had no physical relationship to any of these. the%, at our chaperon had no idea either so we had no winter jackets or hats or gloves but just very flimsy close because it is always warm.s wa we landed at jfk around 4:00 p.m. and it was already a dark.ea i thought that is not a dark time of day.ng this is strange. we saw snow for the firstme. time i was not thrilled about it.w the only reference point* was christmas so i thought it was christmas all the time.hris [laughter] and eventually at the conference is where i met to m my mother who adopted me to brought me back to come and live with her. it is a jewish-american woman.y so i arrived here and started to live here but what i want to mention briefly about immigration but perhaps the first time in my life i began to question whether my own humanity was worth a as those who lived inho nearb

--en tucson, arizona se vende la gasolina mas barata del pais. el galon cuesta 3.41 centavos.conomico cuesta cuatro dolares con cinco centavos. --y en san francisco, ni que decir, se vende la gasolina mas cara. -- casi mil personas fueron atendidas ayer durante una clinica de salud gratuita que se realizara hasta el martes en el coliseo de oakland.-- el evento es organizado por "remote area medical", un grupo de voluntarios Édicos que proveen cuidado de salud a familias de bajos ingresos.-- aunque las puertas de la clinica abren a las seis de la maÑana, muchas personas se ponen en fila desde las once de la noche del Ía anterior para asegurarse que seÁn atendidos.-- entre los servicios disponibles esÁn las revisiones de prevencÓn, servicios dentales, eÁmenes de la vista, y hasta acupuntura.-- el evento continuara este lunes y martes. --si usted planea ir al coliseo de oakland, se le sugiere llegar desde la media noche para ser atendido. la fecha limite para presentar su declaracion de impuestos este aÑo es el 18 de abril --maÑana noticias univision 14 le ofrecera la oportunidad

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festival of books to keep this amazing event here in tucson. thank you for being here and for your support and if you want to follow us out, i am going to head to the dining area. .. >> [inaudible conversations] >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. and now daniel drezner evacuated from models of international relations and how they would work against zombies. he spoke of the harvard coop in cambridge, massachusetts. >> good evening and welcome to the authors series of the harvard coop. tonight, i am in honor to introduce daniel drezner, professor of international politics at tufts university and author of a series of international politics. what would happen to humanity and its institutions if an army of the undead rose up and threatened the world? although zombie literature and zombie movies, all of zombie culture would have us believe we would either be triumphant against is foolish enemies, the vanquished by zombies feasting on our brains, it remains a great area full of unknown unknowns. and daniel drezner's analys

office, and while many were still learning the capitol's maze of tunnels, a gunman opened fire at a tucsonrizona, shopping center, killing six and wounding a fellow member of congress, gabrielle giffords. when you heard this, you're a freshman, did you think, "oh, my gosh, what have i gotten myself into?" >> my first reaction was pure shock. the fact that we had just been sworn in. that there's so much hope and optimism about this congress and the awesome responsibility that we all share. >> reporter: many on capitol hill hoped the tragedy would usher in a new era of bipartisanship and civility. >> i think the tone changed for about two weeks, and then i think after that we went back to the partisanship. >> reporter: karen bass, who went from speaker of the california house to the lone democratic freshman on the budget committee, says the feelings of unity after the tucson shooting are long gone. >> the tea party on your side-- as so often is the case... >> ( boos ) >> couric: efforts to tone down the rhetoric soon ran head first into a bitter fight over federal spending. >> we're not ther

it's been nearly four months now since she was shot in tucson. this was the last image of her in front of that supermarket that day. talking to constituents before the shootings. and, of course, we remember that last tweet, inviting people to her "congress on your corner." and that first piece of news, that first breakthrough, commander kelly telling diane sawyer that his wife recognized him and had reached out to stroke his neck. and the woman when the congresswoman and the commander held hands. tonight here, the newest milestone. her doctors have cleared her to travel from texas to florida to watch the launch of the shuttle this week. here's david kerley. >> reporter: it's what shuttle commander mark kelly hoped for. abc news has now learned his wife will be there for liftoff this friday. >> she's been looking forward to this for a long time. says nasa's -- as one of nasa's biggest supporters in congress, she was really looking forward to having the opportunity to be there. >> reporter: giffords was shot in the head at point blank by a lone gun

>>deste tucson arizona carla escamilla >>y vamos con la historia de madres latinas que aquí han tenidopesticidas, esto las daña a ellas y sus niños >>hoy hay evidencia que los niños están pagando un alto precio por su uso >>se ha estado estudiando por años a estas madres y los niños >>y la exposicion pre natal afecta más el desarrollo cerebral de los niños >>las mujeres tuvieron niños con menor nivel de inteligencia >>los niños a los siete años de edad, ellos nacieron de madres que tuvieron los niveles más altos en sus embarazos, tendieron a salir más bajos en estas pruebas >>y maricruz ladino siempre se hizo estas preguntas, si ponía atención ,por qué no se le quedaban esto en su memoria >>hoy en día le echa la culpa a los pesticidas >>hoy es imposible escapar completamente a los pesticidas no importa donde uno viva >>el centro federal de control y prevencion de enfermedades encontró presencia de pesticidas en prácticamente en todos los niños de país >>la industria dice necesitar de los pesticidad >>california tiene las regulaciones más estrictas de la nacion >>aún estas pudieran no s

what i read there is some new renewed cases being made for limiting open carry in the wake of the tucson shooting this is a major issue david is there a resurgence of things very movements because they're concerned over that there are i mean i think that these things are kind of rational no i mean. people carrying guns in public libraries is a physical north of the problem with i think any kind of policy that limits the kind of straightforward right i think there are question david what's what's wrong with a law against someone carrying a rifle into a children's library as they did and i think it's michigan and now they have a temporary restraining order over that you know it is that not just common sense that there should be a guy toting a right call in a children's library. going to do if someone. in the children's library and there's no one there. to say that this is common sense and to disagree is irrational or is simply injecting them. frankly is insulting to the american founders and i would have to say that most. people who carry openly or not i would. urge them to debating concea

and i think until we wrap our minds around that, the incidents such as what happened in tucson a few weeks ago, incidents such as what happened in blacksburg in 2007, incidents such as what happened in littleton, colorado, in 1999 will continue. but i find hope, ultimately, in, in the ability of us collectively to address these issues and to make our world a better place. and let me, let me read this passage and the conclusion. this is the beginning of the conclusion that discusses what i call biosense. at this very moment, it is possible to fix the problem of deadly interpersonal violence in the united states. we have not only the knowledge to curb the mayhem in our streets, schools, workplaces and homes, but also the means to shape a society relatively free of danger and fear. we can create a peaceful, lawful nation in which the taking of human life is a shocking aberration instead of a common occurrence. this newer, better nation would require minimal sacrifice in terms of rights and liberties. in fact, it could easily exist within our current framework of laws and social mores. t

plazo se benefician más estudiante estudiantes >>> esta batalla es histórica, de justicia >>> desde tucsonn estas son algunas de las noticias que hicieron titular hoy en américa latina. en nicaragua revelan que un sobrino dictador gadafi es secretaria privado de ortega. en el aeropuerto internacional de honduras, se volvieron inter mi intento a causa de una capa de humo por los incendios forest forestales. en argentina, dicen si el sector político sigue en crisis, cristina kirchner ganará el próximo 15 de octubre. >>> cambiamos de tema en muchos lugares del país, el agua podría contó mi naers con pe contaminarse con pesticidz pestr seguir ciertas regulaciones en este uso. el senado federal decidirá en una semana el futuro de esta iniciativa y afectaría a los trabajadores agrícolas en estados unidos. >>> y en más temas de la salud expertos médicos dicen que los adolescentes obesos corren mayor riesgo de asumir comportamientos pocos apropiados los expertos dicen que ellos aumentan el de socied deseo de fumar, beber y sexo. practicas consideradas de alto riesgo para su salud. >>> un distrito

. >> in washington, fiance for one of the victims of the tucson shooting tragedy.asa will hold the ceremony marking the anniversary of the first shuttle launch. inssti tutions 150th anniversary of the start of the civil war. forces opened fire on fort sumter. beginning a conflict that would claim the lives of soldiers. tonight be sure to watch brian williams on "nbc ly news". the latest on the hunt for a new york serial killer and shirley mcklain talks about the current state of hollywood and remembers her friend, elizabeth tailor. thank you for watching "early today." just for first stop of the day, today on your nbc stays. have a good one.

she is under going rehabilitation in houston offer being injuried in a mass shooting in january in tucson. she is married to mark kelley the commander of the shuttle. the congresswoman's staff said she plans to attend the april 29th launch if her doctors give her the okay. however there are no plans for her to appear before the media. >> a close encounter in space involves us, earth and a huge asteroid. a huge one will pass by earth in november and it'll be the closest fly by ever. it's called 2005yu55. nasa said there is no threat of a collision. sciencists plan to track it and map its surface with antennas. >> turning now to the weather. a lot calmer today. let's go to mark. >> that's right. yesterday we had it this time we had severe thunderstorm warnings posted. right now some scattered rain showers still, with the afternoon heating a bit of instability out there and as rhode are you -- you see more of the dark clouds, we have at least some rain showers to talk about. closer to mountain view, parts of the south bay and around union city right around 880 you can see the activity. we wi

vegas looks nice today from san diego to the tucson area. strong storms rain and mountain snow from portland into seattle. if you are watching us on knbc, that is nbc4 in la california. see cubes and anarchy. at the museum of art. >> sounds wonderful. >> that is good. get them bill. thank you. >> here is an early look at this morning's look at headlines. >> lindsay lohan is planning on hanging out in the morgue. that is right. free on $75,000 bail took time out to tape an interview for the tonight show. since her sentence of 150 days in jail, also includes 480 hours of community service she is planning on doing work in the county morgue. >>> johnny depp will do a cameo in the tv version of 21 jump stre street. full disclosure. this morning we are going to give a shout out to isaac mis misrahe. he says he wakes up early and turns on the show. >> he says we are like his family. >> ywe're like the annoying wif that nags on him. this comes to us from kshb in kansas city, missouri. one man's letter to prince william and his bride led to an unexpe

on january 8th a gunman shot her in the head and killed six others outside a tucson grocery store. nasa says it expects to attract more than a half million visitors including president obama. >> they are responding to critics that it tracked locations on the iphones. apple is denying that it storing locations on its product but it blames a misunderstanding. a data file is not a log of the phone's location but a list of wi-fi hot spots. apple says a software bug that causes the phone to deep keep the data longer than intended. >> apple's long delayed white iphone 4 goes on sale tomorrow in the u.s. the black iphone went on sale on june, they delayed the white iphone. >> sunny weather. >> and take a look outside. we do have a few high clouds. temperatures are already running warmer than yesterday. we've got a brief break from the warming trend before warmer weather this weekend. we have airport delays in the eastern part of the country because of the weather. >> and celebrating the royal couple. you can send well wishes to them even if you can't travel. >> more trunlt for nicolas cag

and tucson has the lowe is at 3.41. >>> the all-time high of -- excuse me. the group of african leaders reports that libya's moammar gadhafi has accepted the roadmap for a cease fire with rebels. three members of the african union met with gadhafi in tripoli after night to -- senate to strikes hit his forces. >>> the white house says president obama is preparing a new plan to reduce the federal deficit by cutting services to seniors and the poor. one of the president's top advisers made the rounds on the sunday morning news shows and says cuts to medicare and medicaid have to be considered. >> you have to go line-by-line. you have to look at detail and make a judgment on each one. in terms of the impact on people and the economy and that's the approach of the president. a careful approach. we can cut spending and reduce the deficit in the short and long-term but without jeopardizing our economic growth and without jeopardizing education and innovation. >> alan: president obama will outline his plan in a speech on wednesday. also, the house and senate are on

the cheapest gas can be found in tucson. the highest price, 4.13. the budget battle is far from over. both sides hit the sunday morning talk shows. >>> the rising national debt will likely be at the center of the many upcoming budget battles in washington. president obama will give a speech wednesday that outlines his position on reducing the country's debt, which could include cuts to medicare and medicaid. the obama administration says the government won't be able to borrow more money next month, but they say that's not the answer to financial solvency. they need to take an aggressive approach and slash spending to bring down the debt. >> simply expanding the credit card is not the right answer. >> reporter: the debate is one part of the situation. they will begin hashing out the budget that kicks in october 1 october 1st. republicans in the house want to repeal the president's health care law and cut spending by $6 trillion over the next decade decade. it will hurt those that need the most help. >> you wouldn't have to put the pressure on the sen

. >>> bueno justamente un grupo de estudiantes en tucson arizona se apoderó de la sede de la junta escolarcon los estudios eso niks la propuesta impide que estudiantes méxico estadounidense tomen esa materia en vez de la clase de historia >>> durante los 2 años y 3 meses del presidente barack obama en la casa blanca ha tenido que hacer frente a acusaciones de que no cumple con el requerimiento constitucional de que un presipresidente debe nac estados unidos, hoy tomó una decisión que pone fin a esta controversia, maría eugenia nos reparó un recuento sobre el tema >>> esta es la copia de la versión larga del acta de nacimiento del presidente que presentó hoy la casa blanca. con nifirma que el 4 de agosto, nació un niño de nombre barack hussein obama segundo en hawai en el hospital. el acta está certificada por el departamento de salud de hawai. >>> no tino mos tiemenemos tiems tonterías tenemos grandes problemas que resolver y podemos resolverlos pero debemos enfocarnos y no en esto. luego de dar a conocer el acta el presidente o precio ufreció conferencia de prensa, y quienes deben dejar d

tucson should be in the 80s. california 72 to 78 degrees. tomorrow's forecast coming up. >> also coming up. big blue beats the street home construction on the rise and raffle and potsy want a cut of the action. plus she got a 100 million youtube hits in a month. and bill is going to sing her song coming up. she is the subject of a police investigation. >> the magic get even, black hawk hawks avoid elimination and a new career high but was it enough? you are watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. department of homeland security secretary janet napolitano will unveil the new terrorism alert system today. it will replace the five color coded system. the new one is expected to have two levels, elevated and imminent. >>> the army private suspected of giving wikileaks classified data to wikileaks is being moved to a military facility in kansas. this comes following criticism of bradley manning's treatment at the marine corps base in quantico, vi

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, but the arizona republic newspaper reported today that one short phrase she repeated is, i miss tucson play station network goes down, leaving gamers disconnected from friends. how soon sony might be able to fix the problem. >>> we could see some changes in the weather in the next few days. leigh glaser tells us if that's good news or bad news. >> mike: the giants cannot find enough easter eggs against the braves, and the a's found jelly beans to beat#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#tt >> alan: for a fifth day, play station users have been unable to log on to the network and download movies, tvs users tried to access the service and are receiving a message saying an error has occurred. sonny says at -- sony says at t working along the clock to fix what it's called an intern exclusion. the network shutdown is necessary to provide additional security. expected to be back up in the next two days. >>> the california highway patrol has issued a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. the chp says it's seeing sustained winds of 25 miles-per-hour with gusts up to 35 miles-per-hour. the warning mainly applies

on january 8th a gunman shot her in the head and killed six others outside a tucson grocery store. nasa says it expects to attract more than a half million visitors including president obama. >> they are responding to critics that it tracked locations on the iphones. apple is denying that it storing locations on its product but it blames a misunderstanding. a data file is not a log of the phone's location but a list of wi-fi hot spots. apple says a software bug that causes the phone to deep keep the data longer than intended. >> apple's long delayed white iphone 4 goes on sale tomorrow in the u.s. the black iphone went on sale on june, they delayed the white iphone. >> sunny weather. >> and take a look outside. we do have a few high clouds. temperatures are already running warmer than yesterday. we've got a brief break from the warming trend before warmer weather this weekend. we have airport delays in the eastern part of the country because of the weather. >> and celebrating the royal couple. you can send well wishes to them even if you can't travel. >> more trunlt for nicolas cag

but this is the second time this year in the tucson area that winds have knocked over a bounce house with children inside. that's not the only wild weather we're seeing across the country this weekend. there are snows throughout the east coast and record high temperatures in the west. this is the aftermath of the powerful end of the week storm that walloped the northeast. more than a foot of snow fell in parts of new hampshire and maine and in new york and new jersey, folks are also digging out. this after a winter that brought record snowfall staggering 178 inches in some parts of new york alone. i know because my mother-in-law told me about every one of those inches. and in florida, it is heavy rain that's wreaking havoc. as many as nine tornadoes touched down this week. powerful thunderstorms pounded the area leaving two dozen homes damaged there. those conditions are causing headaches for nasa. officials at cape canaveral are conducting expensive construction on the shuttle. >>> this morning passengers recount terrifying moments in the sky over arizona when a large hole ripped op

and welcome to the third annual tucson festival of books which has been absolutely fabulous so far. my name is sheila wilensky and this is right on far out looking back at the '60s. i'd like to thank university medical center for sponsoring this venue and kxei communities radio here in tucson for sponsoring the authors. [applause] i am absolutely thrilled to have these three authors here with us. as a child of the 60's about 40 years ago i remember the political action of mark rudd at columbia, and i remember reading joyce maynard and 18 year old looks back on life on the front page of the new york times in 1972. and martha tod dudman has been my friend for more than 20 years. so i would like to a just briefly introduced the panelist, and then we will get started. joyce maynard, immediately to my left grew up into new hampshire and now lives in marin county. her book that came out of that new york times magazine piece is at the ten -- at "looking back: a chronicle of growing up old in the sixties". i had this book. it has been with me a long time. joyce has ridden the second memoir

she was shot in the head earlier this year during a community meeting in tucson. >> wells fargo is cutting 1900 jobs from its mortgage unit. the bank says many of the employees were short term hires because of a silly cal nature of the mortgage business. it was $73 billion compared with $101 billion in the heard quarter. job losses is less than 1% of the bank's work force. >> doing online banking on your computer because you can get your cell phones to do it. michael finney sizes up the benefits and risks including the security precautions you need to take. >> like a growing number of people, katie does almost all her banking on her smart phone. >> i don't need to find a computer to know what is going on in my bank account. >> they say banking on cell phone is like having a atm on your pocket. >> it can be done with simplest of phone. you get messages to get your account balances and you get tax messages when your balance is low. >> if you have a smart phone or tablet computer you can transfer money and pay bills, too. >> there are also banking applications designed specifically for your b

the cheapest gas tab found in tucson and 3.41 a gallon.highest price, no surprise, san francisco at -- it's considered the largest temple in the united states. it's located in the bay area. high in the hills. they hosted an open house for all to see. ann macivich takes us inside. >> reporter: this is literally translated as the gateway to the guru. >> when i come here and playing with my eyes closed, i'm in a different world. >> it can seem like a different world with your eyes open. an or nate procession led the crowd to the temple ushering in the celebration. this is the main prayer area with a special place for the holy book. >> so everything centers around the book. >> everything. we consider it as a living person, a living guru. >> the temple is 110,000 square feet. it's considered the largest and most expensive temple in the u.s. >> it's important because we are a minority in this country. i believe something like this would get the attention kind of like raise awareness in a way. a misunderstood minority at that, in part because of

tucson, arizona, lowest 3.41. >>> parking meters went up to a four hour limit are set to be operating in the marina district today. it will give people extra time for shopping without having worried about getting a $55 parking lot particular ticket. it is part of a trial to see how parking meters effect the neighborhood. >> congress will be back at work to approve a more lasting fix on the budget deal passed on friday night but the bipartisan spirit that led to that deal and averted a government shutdown is already eroding. the next battle facing them is raising the debt ceiling. meantime, president obama is expected to unveil his plan this week to reduce the deficit. >> reporter: coming off his budgeted deal victory, president obama will try to grab the manned will of budget cutting. he'll lay out plans to slash the deficit even willing to cut medicare and medicaid. but a top advisor it can't hurt the economic recovery. >> if they are not careful cuts, yes, it could. we can't take a machete we have to take a scapel. >> spending cuts and tax increases on the wealthy, something republi