perry: a great privilege to be here in southern arizona, and i want to add my family.o the glen there are reflective of the generations of americans who have made this country what it is. hard-working souls who want to ranch and do what they love to do in peace and prosperity. but in the last decade plus, living in peace is harder to accomplish because the federal government has failed miserably at securing the border. i am here not only as a former governor of a state which runs 400 miles, this border is not monolithic. it is different from brownsville, to el paso, to tijuana. this is a very different border. you have to have a lot of different approaches to it. what we heard today from these of ranchers that deal with this every day, certainly a different approach than what we hear our federal counterparts talking about. they understand that to really address this issue, a federal issue, they have to work with the local individuals and local law enforcement, they have to legislatures,l the speaker of the house, who is here today. he understands all those things. andthe person who he

. >> if trump builds the wall he keeps talking about it would run right through southern arizona. cruz is down there as we speak. we'll be getting video of him visiting the border at douglas arizona. how does that play with voters? all the talk about enforcing immigration laws. >> down there's huge. doug slas las is the epicenter border issues. i think it's good for cruz to check it out but trump is the one under the microscope with border issues here. his comments about immigration and the wall, potentially making mexico pay for it, will spread like wildfire in southern arizona. especially with the democrats down here because tucson itself is typically democrat, that could have an impact on trump but if you look at it, it's crucial for him either way because this is a winner take all for the republicans. >> and in terms of arizona voters, we were looking at the numbers. you guy have 1.2 million independents registered in arizona and the rules for the vote on tuesday which they don't even call a primary here, but the selection vote on tuesday, you can't be an independent, right, an

perry: thank you, is a great privilege to be here from southern arizona. they are reflective of the generations of americans that have made this country what it is. want toking souls that get out here in ranch and do what they love to do. unfortunately, over the last has beenving in peace getting harder and harder to accomplish. federal government has failed miserably at securing the border. one of the reasons i am here that this border is not monolithic. it is different from brownsville to el paso to tijuana. it is a very different border. you have to have a lot of different approaches to it. what we heard today from these ranchers that deal with this every day, it is certainly a different approach than what you hear your federal counterparts talking about. understand that to really address this issue, this is a federal issue. but they have to work with the local individuals and the local legislatures and law enforcement. they understand all of this. thathe person who is here understands it as well as anyone is senator ted cruz. understands toz his soul w

. >>> republican candidate cruz campaigning in southern arizona ahead of next weeks gop primary there. during his trip he travelled to a small border town to discuss how to deal with illegal immigration. he was joined by rick kerry. >>>president obama over a day away from departing for his visit to cuba marking the fers trip to the island nation by a sitting u.s. president in almost ninety years. >> lal 10 anchor calvin hughes with more. >> president obama will try when he arrives on sunday. it'lg be the first time an american president hascome to cuba sense 1928. the president will make his final day on the island about the cuban people. at the national theater next to the capitol billing, obama will deliver a speech to several hundred people. including selected young people invited by the white house. and the speech will be broadcast live on tv. something unthinkable several years ago. the last time an american president visited was cuba was calvin coolidge in 1928 and he years ago. i asked some cubans if the change? >> for the moment things have changed. at least the image for the

it is important and significant in arizona to have the first speaker of the house from southern arizona in decades and thank you for giving a strong voice for the men and women here in the state legislature. and governor perry, thank you so much for your friendship, for your incredible leadership. for your service. thank you for as a border governor dealing with these problems every day as 14 years as governor of texas, and when the federal government failed to do its job, thank you for your leadership in the state of texas deploying man power to help address this problem. you know, today, we just finished having lunch, and i had the opportunity to visit with ranchers from down here in southern arizona, and the bulk of the lunch i spoke very little. i spent most of the time just listening, just hearing their stories. hearing the volume of traffic every day, of drug cartels smuggling across groups, coming across with backpacks filled with drugs, groups that are heavily armed. i heard one rancher told a story of the cartels, at least one of the smugglers apparently monitoring her, find we

setting up camp in southern arizona. texas and mexico. it is a scary world.eve that he will construct a wall? i think the figure is $53 million. going back over the border. going to their home quarters. all politicians. we do not have to be afraid. who is she kidding? interested to see what happens and brussels. >> what will you do if he does not secure the nomination. we were just talking about that earlier. it is questionable. >> i think that this is why so many americans are standing behind donald trump. we are so sick of the politics that go on in washington. a brokered convention. the american people voting. this is who they want for their candidate. taking this decision away from us. >> i think that there will be a lot of people feeling that way. we will be right back. stay here. ♪ (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss of you? (patrick 2) pretty great. (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at national car rental. i can

he will be in arizona tomorrow on the border with a farm family in southern arizona.e going to be sharing -- mark: what is the difference between ted cruz and donald trump on immigration? alice: ted has been committed to securing the border -- mark: more than donald trump? -- not some pie-in-the-sky story about getting mexico to pay for the wall. ted is supplying practical solutions to securing the border, enforcing existing laws, and not providing amnesty for those here illegally. mark: do you characterize transposition as amnesty? trump'su characterize position as amnesty? alice: absolutely. he is on both sides of virtually every issue. he even acknowledged that what when he had an off the record conversation with the new york times, admitting that what he has been saying with regard to immigration that he has no intention whatsoever of carrying that through. that speaks volumes. he has said many times, whether he has taken both sides or that he would be flexible or in this case technology into our reported that what he is saying about immigration is simply campaign

know it is important and significant in arizona to have the first speaker of the house from southern arizonain decades and thank you for giving a strong voice to the men and women here in the state legislature. and governor perry, thank you so much for your friendship, leadership, your service. thank you for as a border governor dealing with these problems every day for 14 years as governor of texas. and when the federal government failed to do its job thank you for deploying resources and manpower on the border to help address this problem. you know, today we just finished having lunch and i had the opportunity to visit with ranchers from down here in southern arizona. i'll tell you the bulk of the lunch, i spoke very little. i mostly listened and heard their stories. hearing the volume of traffic every day. of drug cartels smuggling across groups coming across with backpacks filled with drugs. groups that are heavily armed. i heard one rancher told a story of the cartels, at least one of the smugglers apparently monitoring her, finding where she keeps the key, and then this drug smuggler w

>>>ted cruz campaigns in southern arizona ahead of next weeks primary there. during his trup he went to small border town to discuss illegal immigration. he was join by former presidential candidate rick per rhode island >> mitt romney says he is voting for cruz. the former massachusetts governor posted on facebook donald trump repulses him. h s ss he will support cruz in utah's caucuses this tuesday. but romney is the star of a new utah campaign video for another republican candidate, governor kasich. >> unlike the other people running he has a track record. you want to see that balanced have to turn out and send a sfal loud and clear. america a counting on you. a great governor of a gat state john kasich. >> romney campaigned for kasich but now says cruz is the only candidate with a chance to defeat trump. kasich says romney is entitled to his opinion and to change it, as well. >> we have a verdict in the gawker sex tape trial. the hulk awarded to the retired wrestling star. bandits caught on camera stealing in broad daylight. the diamond heist they pulled o

>>>repubtican presidential candidate ted cruz campaigning in southern arizona ahead of next weeks primary there. during his trip he went to a border town to discuss how to deal with immigration. joined by former presidential candidate rick perry. >> andrew: president obama is just over a day away from departing for his trip to cuba. marking the first trip by a city u.s. president in almost ninety years. >> neki: local ten has team coverage ahead of the president's arrival. we begin with calvin hughes. >>>reporr: in the area where the president will visit remember novations are taking place. president obama will try to it will be the first teem an american president has come to cuba since 1928. the president will make his nal day on the island all about the cuban people. at the national theater next to cuba's capitol building, obama will deliver a speech to several hundred people. the guests will include selected young people invited by the white house and dignitaries invited by the cuban government. the speech will be broadcast live on tv. something unthinkable several years ago, especial

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he'll be on the border touring the border with a farm family in southern arizona. going to be sharing with him. >> what is the difference between cruz and trump on immigration? >> one thing is for sure. ted has been committed to first and foremost securing the border and not coming up -- >> donald trump? >> -- with some pie in the sky story about we'll get mexico to pay for the wall. that is not going to happen. ted is providing practical solutions to the immigration problem first and foremost securing the border, enforcing existing laws, and not providing amnesty for people here in this country illegally. >> how would you characterize, you characterize trump's position here on people illegally as amnesty? >> absolutely. here is the thing. we county know what donald trump is -- we don't know what donald trump is going to speak tomorrow. he is on both sides of virtually every issue and has acknowledged on many news outlets what he is talking -- the "new york times" when he has the off the record portion of the "new york times" reporter, admitting that what he has be

meanwhile ted cruz campaigning in southern arizona ahead of the critical primary. and during his trip he travelled to a small border town. and he was joined by rick perry. presidential nominee is voting for ted cruz. the former governor said don would trump repulses him. he will support cruz in utah caucuses and romney is the star of a new utah campaign video for governor john kasich. >> in this week's presidential address, president obama calling for senate republicans to consider the nominee. >> after weeks o consulations with republicans and democrats and leaders across the country. i selected a nominee whoefs unmatched experience and integrity earned the respect of both parties. chief judge merrick garland. >> neki: the president is calling for republicans to give >>> pope francis has his own instagram account. the opening will increase a strong presence on social media platforms and has a twitter account with 26 million followers. last check was 186000. i got to like. >> andrew: coming up on local ten, a historic visit and checking with victor o talk about p t

we have hundreds of miles of border and people feel it every single day from southern arizona all theof arizona that's one of the biggest issues, but jobs and the economy are really the one. people really want jobs, opportunity, prosperity, safety and they want the opportunity to have as much financial security as they possibly can, but we have areas in southern sarz that still have 25% unemployment. you see a governor engaging, doing all he possibly can to shift the momentum, but you also have somebody that's been kind of a nonstarter for the arizona economy in the white house. president obama hasn't done much to help and so people are really looking for the person that's saying, hey, this is how we're going to bring jobs to arizona. >> so much talk about a contested convention, would you want to see one? >> i wouldn't want to see one. what i want to see it as much harmony as we can go into the general election. when you have people warring for different candidates, doing all they can to support their person of course you are going to have people that are uncomfortable after the nomi

it'll be over southern arizona allowing the storms to most of in. is we could be as wet as we were in december. as wet as we were the majority of january. perhaps even wetter as storm after storm after storm will not hit areas to the north but will be coming right here. so how much rainfall? well, futurecast will paint a picture that shows everywhere north of the bay area in the red or yellow which would be 5 or more inches of rain over a 7- day period. but more importantly, for us here, at least 2 or 3 inches of rain for the entire bay area by this time next week. an entire month's amount of rainfall for march with more storms coming in after that. so we'll certainly get wetter. san jose tomorrow, not wetter. you'll avoid the rain. 72 for you. redwood city, 71. walnut creek, 69 for you. a little cloudier. 70 for nevada. extended forecast, rain moves in starting wednesday night. we get a break on thursday. we get a break on friday. the weekend is looking soggy. but it's great. rain and wind heavy at times both saturday and sunday. and that may be th

for instance in southern arizona there is town that has 25% unemployment still today. even with this supposed economic recovery. and it is largely hispanic. so they're looking for real policy changes and real leadership in the white house to try to bring jobs back. it is interesting time. definitely a fierce competition on ground right now. melissa: yes. we'll see how it turns out. robert, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. david: we'll watch it right here. brussels marked by multiple explosions early this morning. lieutenant colonel north sounding off coming next. behind it. for those who've served and the families that have supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. whfight back fastts tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums we believe in the power of active management. anagement, we actively manage with expertise and convict

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states like mississippi, georgia, texas, florida, southern california, arizona, were all being transformed in the era after world war ii. this was the era of sun belt dominance. every president elected from 1964 to 2008 comes from the sun belt. lyndon johnson, gerald ford doesn't count because he was never elected. jimmy carter from georgia. ronald reagan from california. george bush from texas five -- via connecticut. 2008 ended 40 years of sun belt dominance. they tended to have conservative ideas and strong national defense, and opposition to unions in defense of free enterprise. it is in the sun belt, the south and southwest, that we see the rise of what we will talk about as the "religious right." the rise of academic and fundamentalist voters. strom thurmond was at the forefront. national defense. he was a staunch anti-communist with an important role in right-wing anti-populist politics. it was one of the things that led him to switch parties in 1964. he was a key figure in opposing labor unions. he worked alongside barry goldwater in the late 1950's. early in his career, he had bee

the problem being, look along the arizona border. the southern border of arizona. the ranchers and farmers. they are so pro trump. that's what they're there for. they have crying, drugs, bad things going on. and they want it final, 18 percent better. they're ant-trump in utah. for the next couple days, arizona looks like a stronghold for trump. >> i think it is a very strong, compelling ad. i think it works very well for this shoe. i think to eric's possibly, ted cruz is a little late. cruz came in a little late. he talked about this wall and people got on board with it early on. as compelling as the ad is, i think it is hard to override that. >> the two issues he's been toughest on as it relates to curre current. we shall see. lots more to discuss. you know of your favorites, facebook. yes. facebook friday. but first, an american captured after fighting with isis has a shocking revelation. it was a bad idea to join the terror network. you'll hear from him. up next. go, go, go, go, go, go... touchdown! ♪ choir and harp music. this place, it's the best-kept secret i

>> i'm a retired educator, i'm on the border of mÉxico and southern arizona, literally i see the fences, i was -- i have a ranch of the border of arizona, i'm very much aware of immigrant flowing over the past 40 years. my question is i don't hear much information being discussed about deaths, but we have here in naco, we've had a number of tunnels about five of them have been discovered where drugs and immigrants had to pay to come across the border are used and i still right now to this moment they literally, the amount of immigrant coming across has been reduced since 2008 but still i see physically my property here at night there are -- there is movement, but i believe most of this movement is from tunnels and i'm wondering if there are author here is aware of that. >> host: lee before we get an answer of margaret regan, what do you do, have you found people that have crotszed the border and what's your reaction to that? >> caller: well, this is 40 years that i'm sharing. they had a horse patrol, they used to run horses on our property and i had a relationship with them, with the b

let's see how secure it is. >> and that was along the southern border in arizona. it seems donald trump is position will well there. >> he is the only one who can. the fight between the establishment, any establishment, is over. any establishment, he's won in the form of cruz and trump. now the question is which of the two will it be? it won't be kasich to the third in line. >> so what is he thinking? >> i don't know. it is delusional or grand yoss. one or the other. or perhaps he does well in his area and denies trump sweeping successes in those states. so that it keeps the trump number down. in that case he should be staying out of states where cruz has the only chance of prevailing. meaning utah, arizona, et cetera. otherwise he is a spoiler. we are down to two candidates. it is an hard choice. they are both ant-establishment. if they end up in cleveland reasonably close to each other. i think either has a claim to legitimacy. if it is a huge spread, that's a different story. it is a race until cruz is knocked out. as of now, he is not. >> you were going to say

police now believe she is either in southern california or arizona. she could dressing more like a man and going by the name alex calico. and is doing her best to hide. sot maybe working in the night somewhere cleaning buildings might be away to make a living without being seen much nats dogs at the home, only a dog barked. but neighbors say other family members are getting ready to there is still a slight uneasy in the neighborhood. sot it's a concern we would all like to know what happened and if you do know where or who she use the should call police. >> pam:berkeley police are investigating reports of an attempted child kidnapping from earlier this week. police say, a 9-year old girl was walking to malcolm-x elementary school on monday morning. when a van pulled in front of her. she says, a stranger began to follow her. then she felt a push and ran away. the student made it safely to school. and reported the incident to her mom later that night. kron 4 spoke with concerned parents and school officials. about how they plan to keep the students safe

let's see how secure it is. >> and that was along the southern border in arizona. trump is position will well there. >> he is the only one who can. the fight between the establishment, any establishment, is over. any establishment, he's won in the form of cruz and trump. now the question is which of the two will it be? it won't be kasich to the third in line. >> so what is he thinking? >> i don't know. it is delusional or grand yoss. one or the other. or perhaps he does well in his area and denies trump sweeping successes in those states. so that it keeps the trump number down. in that case he should be staying out of states where cruz has the only chance of prevailing. meaning utah, arizona, et cetera. otherwise he is a spoiler. we are down to two candidates. it is an hard choice. they are both ant-establishment. if they end up in cleveland reasonably close to each other. i think either has a claim to legitimacy. if it is a huge spread, that's a different story. it is a race until cruz is knocked out. as of now, he is not. >> you were going to say about kasich. >>

southern california, especially through arizona and new mexico. you see it on the satellite imagery. the spin right over nevada. this is becoming a cut-off low, as you can see the clouds in the ocean moving straight up. the jet stream is getting disconnected from the storm, it will do a slow drift across the country, providing us with a snowstorm today into tomorrow and then severe weather wednesday into thursday, maybe even a few tornadoes, we have a blizzard warning north of casper. the highest elevations are getting the most snow as normal. the state of wyoming is almost going to be covered in snow by the time we're done with this tomorrow morning. just north of interstate 80 ard medicine bow this is 10-12 inches of snow. an significant early spring snowstorm. then the storm goes to the middle of the country wednesday, this will be a classic you know, typical severe weather set-up with just a little moisture from the gulf. the definitely the cold air behind it, the warm air ahead, we'll see from des moines down to alexandria, new orleans, houst

us surprisingly, they think that it is mexico's drug car tells who are controlling the southern border with arizona and decides who comes in from mexico and who does not come in, mainly the drug smugglers have an easy time getting across. >> full measure starts here at eleven. >> liz: and here is a look at this morning's top stories for us. there are mixed results during super saturday. ted cruz, with wins in maine and donald trump, in louisiana. and bernie sanders, in kansas, but hillary clinton won louisiana they have more delegates there. >> liz: this was the first time that kentucky held a caucus and local voting locations saw a big traffic jams. just the one place to cast the ballots was part of the reason. turn out was more than double, what was expected. and some people said that they were stuck in traffic for more than an hour just trying to get into a voting location. >> adam: today is your last chance to take in box fest celebration of the new spring beers in over the rind. and over the rind will be open from eleven to seven and you can enjoy the olympics are enjoy a feast, tours and germ

southern parts of arizona. we talked about this yesterday, what it does for us, is it gives us warm air so the next couple of days, warm air out of the gulf of mexico, pushes it upwards in the ohio valley. that sends temperatures from 15-20 plus degrees above-normal from now, even into early next week. the second thing it's going to closer to us. slim rain chances return tomorrow, but it's good through thursday night and friday. better rain chances even through sunday. we expect the rain chances to stick around and right now it looks like even into monday, perhaps early tuesday, we will see a good chance for rain in the area. there's the radar, nothing to show you on precision doppler 12hd. passing clouds through the day. notice we go through tomorrow. clouds thicken up. as you go north and west of cincinnati tomorrow. we're beginning to see a chance for a few showers tomorrow but i tomorrow. into thursday, again, best chance of rain along, and to the west of i-71, however, by thursday night, we start to see th

>> what we saw today, we were down on the southern border of arizona with mexico, and i knew a littleabout this border issue. for 14 plus years, had a 1400 mile border between texas and mexico. and we know how to secure that border. the fact is, you can't give it lip service. what we heard out of donald trump, we're going to build a big wall, it's going to be 30 feet, 40 foot, make it 45. he sounds like an auctioneer. the fact is, we're going the secure the border, but there's only one person that is consistent and the constitutional belief that it is the federal government's responsibility to do that. i want to reflect about this constitutional issue and why ted cruz intellectually and spiritually in his soul knows this constitution so well. he's been spoon two checklists in his life, the bible and the united states constitution. and that's what i want in the white house. >> governor, let me ask you both a question. there is a huge divide that kind of frightens me a little been within the republican party now. i want to know from both of your perspectives, and if the divide continues

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the southwest whole el nino going to bring so much trin california and southern arizona is not goingppen. you will remain dry. temperaturewise today take a look at this, warmer air across the eastern half of the country, that's going to be the case again for tomorrow. temps into the 70's across that mid mississippi river valley and along with that the potential for severe weather for easter. we will talk more about that folks need to be prepared but it looks like some of the easter egg hunts, guys will have to happen indoors and not outdoors. >> look under a blanket of snow maybe. >> put on a jacket. >> all right, thanks, rick. we appreciate it coming up, brussels in paris may just be the beginning. new reports claiming at least 400 isis fighters are hiding in europe and ready to strike. how do we stop the spread of thai before it spills over into the u.s.? >> and if you could sell your kidney for cash, would you do it? most americans, amazingly say oh yeah, i would. >> i don't know.sx be ♪ tired of working for peanuts? well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's ri

arizona. looks like southern nevada.eads in the rockies it will be a big snow producer for the rockies and severe weather ahead of it once it gets to the plains. a chilly morning. mostly sunny. warmer. the breeze will pick up. it is not as strong as yesterday. low 60s and mid 60s. lots of upper 50s and low 60s yesterday. afternoon cloud cover made for an interesting monday. not today. today is cool then mostly sunny. about the same in the latter half of the week. quiet and warm. >> that was really odd. the dark clouds were in the east. not coming from the coastal area. >> usually marin county misses out on that kind of a pattern. >> right. we just got a little sprinkle. all of a sudden i thought it is getting dark. >> bonnie at horse hill said no rain but it was windy. >> windy and chilly. >> today will be quieter. >> thank you. >>> latest on the race for the white house. we'll tell you what is at stake in the next key primary. >>> in wisconsin the next key primary is set if a week today. gop frontrunner donald trump is

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it said new mexico and parts of southern arizona say human smuggling and drug trafficking is taking its toll on the region. the dimming headlight reports that residents are scheduled thurs to express their current concerns to federal officials during a meeting at the community center in animus, new mexico. judy keeler, a longtime resident, said her home was recrenly burglarized and it's not an unusual episode for other residents. residents have said state highway 80 has become a favorite for mexican cartel drug runners manage to navigate out of the mountains along the arizona-new mexico border. they want an even more increased present from the -- presence from the u.s. border patrol and aparaphernalialy they're not going to get it. we still hear people say there's no way to secure our entire border, but this brings back recollection in history, one of my least favorite presidents, woodrow wilson he, secured the ordering after panco villa had some of his thugs come across the border and kill american families. americans back then with good sense said, we can't have that. they spurred the

have showers right now and snow showers across places like new mexico into parts of arizona but meanwhile in the southernlains we have this area of low pressure and bringing in a lot of moisture and potential for severe weather in texas and into oklahoma. we have a concern today not only for damaging winds and large hail from these forms but also possible tornadoes including cities like dallas, oklahoma city and farther south into houston and san antonio, heavy rain forecast over the next couple days, louisiana, arkansas and missouri so we have a flood potential out there and a number of watches issued because of that concern. otherwise across the eastern u.s. very mild, spring fever out here. look at these forecast highs, 70s in louisville and charleston and washington d.c. a high of 75 degrees today making it into the middle 60s in new york city. nicole: thank you very much. coming up if you are afraid of writing roller-coaster as you might stay away from this one. six flags and samsung teaming up for a virtual reality coaster we will tell you about and bmw unveiling self driving car for the next centu

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