arizona only three.n't have a first down but most importantly, a touchdown. >> craig: last week, we came out. south carolina had 23 starts to start the game. >> mike: we we show up. somebody's not going to do something on offense. third down and four. told now that moeaki is a definite scratch for iowa. that's a huge blow when you figure bulaga, starting left tackle is also out. this got a first down. sandeman makes a good catch. where only he can catch it at the 33 yard line. >> craig: mark stoops sat back, figures he'll dial up a little press ear. fencive line does a good job. three step. i like this offense. they're very disciplined. other than the one long throw across the field by stanzi last year. >> mike: they con furthered five of six third-down opportunities. robinson, >> craig: right about the arizona defense. they decided only thing you can do is take the run away. they have done it very effectively on the last two, three plays. >> craig: you know what i'm seeing, even without moeaki, the back

arizona. myles brand is friends and his family. griggs bye on the toss. boy, iowa, you can tell they've been coached up defensively knowing grigsby is doing so well. >> referee: personal foul, face mask, 42. 15-yard penalty, automatic first down. >> craig: watch sash. forces the runner back into pursuit. that's why they're shoving down in the face mask at the very end. >> mike: jeremiah hunter. >> craig: mike talking about grigsby, he has a 4-yarder. scott has a 27-yarder. other than that this team has done nothing. averaging two or less. >> mike: no offense at all. still doesn't down by four points. scoring a touchdown on the interception return. coming from behind, applying the pressure. matt scott never had a chance because clayburn drilled them. big number 94, leader of the defensive line. >> craig: i'm watching matt scott. i'm trying to figure him out. a deliberate reader, he has a lot of confidence. step up, step up, step up. he stayed in the same spot. if that quarterback steps up in rh

we thought arizona was a team with nearly 40 minutes at time of possession. >> mike: arizona can't stop time-outs. wegher trying to hold on to the ball and that defense. first man that hit them trying to hold them up so somebody else can trip that football. wegher is not having anything of it. >> craig: we talked about iowa next week. now arizona, here's a football team that has to reload themselves. they got to get ready to play. oregon state and their next game. conference schedule begins for them. they got a good team. they are going to learn they're going to have to figure out what to do without gronkowski on their football team. if he's not there they can't not go into a shell and not be aggressive. >> mike: waiting for the play clock to go down to one before they stamp the ball. and they do, get the ball to wegher again. only 50 seconds to go in this game. when they mark the ball ready for play and they already have the play clock started at 40. they'll be down about seven seconds. difference between the game clock and the play clock. and the fans start to come to their feet to gi

the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: i would yield as much time as he may consume to the chairman of the education and labor committee, mr. george miller, for his comments on his legislation, 1043. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california, mr. miller, is recognized. mr. miller: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise in strong support of h.r. 1043, the deafy glade land exchange act, and i want to thank chairman rahall and chairman grijalva of the natural resources committee, the minority, for bringing this legislation to the floor. as was noted, this similar legislation passed by vose vote last congress. the fouts youth facility has been there for nearly 50 years. the bill before the house guarantees they can continue to do their good work. fouts springs has helped rehabilitated california's young offenders with much-needed structure and significant vocational educational opportunities. presently, solano county operates fouts springs as well as other california counties under special youth oper

grink of arizona.-c-1 of the bill, insert in consultation with the secretary of homeland security after secretary. in section h-c of the bill -- mr. grijalva: i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the question is on adoption of the amendment. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. the question is on the engrossment and third reading. those in favor, please say aye. those opposed, please say no. the ayes have it. third reading. the clerk: a bill to establish the santa cruz valley national heritage area, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the passage of the bill. those in favor, please say aye. those opposed, please say no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: mr. speaker, i'd like to request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those in favor of a recorded vote will rise. a suf

he has work do do withe.c+fÑ>b running attack at arizona today.ey have to be diversified in multiple presentation. >> mike: sell-out field in iowa. iowa won 39 of 47 here since 2002. kick-off minutes away. in iowa city. what is cloud computing? a cloud is a workload optimized, service management platform enabling... ...new consumption and delivery models. it's what? my cloud does email. lowers my energy bill. shares pictures. we collaborate on our cloud. i develop software in my cloud. i want a cloud that understands risk. ...compares patient histories... ...predicts traffic patterns. my cloud is... everywhere. my cloud is secure. simple. powerful. flexible. that's what we're working on. i'm an ibmer. let's build a smarter planet. >>> iowa city, a great place to visit. getting nicer here today. it's in the mid 70s. no chance of rain. light winds. a great day for college football game. arizona's won the toss. they deferred until the second half. so iowa will receive. the black and cold will send out amare spievey. and they're teed up at the 30. 70,

final score here in the desert now is indianapolis 31 and arizona 10. "football night in america" next sunday night and until then, al michaels and cris collinsworth and andrea kremer and our entire crew saying good night from glendale, arizona. the colts go to 3-0. . -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com touchdown >>> depressed. >> something's got to give. >>> d.c. is in a state of disbelief tonight over the redskins loss to the losingest team in the nfl. good sunday. i'm craig melvin. >>> today's loss in detroit didn't just shock hard-core football followers or redskins nation. casual football fans are scratching their heads tonight, too. is it the quarterback? is it the ownership? is it jim zorn? does the head coach become an unemployment statistic this week? all of these questions will be asked this week. we'll start with the last question. does jim zorn lose his job? >> not right now. according to a team source, they said the organization is not expected to make any moves according to a team source. they are not making any moves with jim zorn yet.

>> al: to arizona we go for the first sunday night game that brought you from glendale, arizona. larry fitzgerald and kurt warner and the cardinals hosting peyton manning and the colts. all get it started "football night in america" at 7:00 eastern time next week. >> cris: sunday night games always this much fun? every game we've done so far has been great! >> al: we're on a pretty good roll here. so is the guy they drafted out of the usc. four yards into the end zone. sign owe rice moss brings it back out to the 25 by sinorice moss. giants have been shredded on the ground tonight. the cowboys in this half alone have rushed for 172 yards. take a look at that. on the ground tonight, dallas 251 yards. most on the ground in any game since 1993. that is 16 years ago at philadelphia. they will probably add to that figure. >> cris: it's eli time again here now. >> al: cowboys have the lead despite being minus four in the turnover ratio department. giants have not turned the ball over tonight. romo has thrown three picks and there has been a fumble as well. from the 25, four-man rush. d

i hope the gentleman from arizona knows what the president got. mr. franks: i'm looking for some imagination -- mr. king: i'm looking for some managenary response, what would be worth giving up a shield against the nuclear capability of iran and diplomatically, economically, tactly, strategically, the gentleman from arizona have any idea? mr. franks: i guess my first postlation here was that iran, having a nuclear capability, changed everything because it potentially worked on this coincidence of jihad and nuclear proliferation where it empowered iran to give nuclear weapons to terrorists and it's so hard for me to see a world like that that i guess that's my central focus. and the only thing that i could put forward at all is that the president was somehow assured by russia that that wouldn't happen if we worked with russia. but the problem is that russia has sold us their influence about a half a dozen times now and we've gotten nothing for it. and secondarily, you know, the most critical component in a nuclear program is not missile technology. mis

however, in arizona there are 1.9 million representing 30% of the population of state of arizona. 37% of the areas on hispanic population is foreign born. for colorado, here's a similar figure. you'll see 20% of the states population is hispanic. just under 1 million overall, 29% are foreign born. look how high the share is in new mexico, and how low the share of foreign born is. for nevada, utah, idaho, wyoming, and montana. so you can see the share of hispanic varies depending on which state we're talking about and the share in the states foreign born vary depending on the state. what about latino voters? they are about 18.5 who are eligible to vote means they are 18 or u.s. citizen. that's up by 2 million sense 2004. as you can see it's growing and that's translated into the voters out there. for the most part hispanic voters are more likely it shall young, naturalized citizens, more likely to have children, and less likely to be college graduates than general. further more when we talk about the geography of where the eligible voters. 65% are four states, california, texas, new yo

. >>> and arizona annihilation. phoenix residents get their wish as an unwelcomed building is phoenix residents get their wish as an unwelcomed building is reduced to rubble. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning, everyone. i'm dan kloeffler. >>> and today we begin with where we go from here. from moscow to washington, world leaders are weighing strategies on how to handle iran's latest moves. not only did the regime reveal a secret nuclear facility, but it's been conducting military war exercises, including a series of short, medium and now long-range missile launches that have put the western world on edge. nbc's brian mooar reports. >> reporter: iran is testing a series of missiles and testing the patience of the western world. ignoring this past week's tensions over its newly revealed nuclear facility. >> there's really a poke in the eye to those who think that diplomatic efforts and agreements and inspections are going to change the way that iran is going. >> reporter: u.s. of

i think he will be active. >> you heard boomer talking about the arizona cardinals.g for their first win. how healthy is anquan boldin? >> much better. getting his speed back. and you're going to see the real anquan boldin. last week with the hamstring, no speed this week getting the speed back. >> and the chargers against home opener, all sorts of banged up. >> jamal williams out for the season with a tricep injury suffered on monday night and this is a huge one almost the equal of brian urlacher being injured in chicago, taking away their run stop ability. >> and all the way back to last season what about t.j. hurebsnureb >> that's the good news. t.j. houshmandzadeh will play. deion branch gape-time decision. >> john clayton the professor all over it in philly. see you in a bit. thanks. >> you tweet on twitter? >> i don't but you do. >> i do but there's an nfl policy and kenny mayne as only kenny can. coming up on national football league county down will look at the twitter policy and now taking a good look at the saints and what that means to the team. >> think c

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: let me yield one minute to our majority leader, mr. hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. hoyer: i thank my friend for yielding. i thank mr. sarbanes for his leadership on this bill. i rise today to express my strong support for h.r. 965. legislation introduced by representative john sarbanes whose father established this program some years ago. and who was one of my closest friends, still is, and with whom i worked very closely on this particular piece of legislation and so many other items directed at the environment in jeb and -- in general and the chesapeake bay in particular. this bill permanently re-authorizes the national park service's chesapeake bay gateways and water trail networks program. those of us fortunate enough to live in the region have been blessed with a multitude of magnificent natural resources, not the least of which is the nation's largest estuary, the chesapeake bay. a body of water that has played such an i

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we had won a dramatic change, when he ran for the governor of arizona. all of these numbers increased. this suddenly became awake. and this was a lesson. we need candidates who can speak to the hispanic voter, and we have to make certain that the registration is getting into the living rooms, to make certain that they know, what is in this for them and what the payoff is going to be. i do not think that the pattern has been clearly established. this is not hereditary. >> thank you. >> i would love to answer that question. i am 8 a good friend with the former leader of the democratic party. young people, young people. recruiting young candidates and never underestimate what the power of a young voice will do to mobilize the young people. the issues change, and do not be afraid of the community. obama was organizing a the old, traditional communities, but i never saw the statewide hispanic candidates mobilizing. it was phenomenal to see old and young people coming together because they were not afraid to engage in this community. they went into some of the

there's a bow in that arizona defensive line. excellent. hitting up on the right giet,

the pads are currently looking down in the basement at arizona. pads are two games out in front of the d'backs for fourth place in the national league west. pads are 8-5 going for their second straight winning month. san diego also has a scheduling advantage down the stretch. 8-15 games are against teams above .500. >>> back to the nfl. what's worse than throwing a career high four interceptions in your first game as q.b. of a team you were supposed to be the savior for? how about getting blasted by former coaches turned tv analyst. said jim mora sr. of jay cutler's most game interview after the bears were smacked by the packers, quote, i thought

there were in arizona. you have a chambers family with mexican first names for all of the kids, including my grandfather felix. the idea here is a by cultural -- bicultural upbringing happens more than we know. there are a lot of people in the southwest to have a similar experience. mexicans, spaniards, and latinos have been arriving in the u.s. for centuries. we are here to find out what it is about this community that makes it so new. why do we feel we need to learn about it? we are experiencing a major demographic shift. many of those results will be seen through our own lifetime. to many of us, that is a simple fact. it is well known and obvious. we will get a little deeper to find out what the demographic change really means, not just for each and everyone of us, but for long-term strategic planning. what is the viability of this electorate? this panel will give us an overview of the electorate. we will discuss where they are now and where they are headed towards in the future. more importantly, what i

however, in arizona, there are in a 1.9 million hispanics. 37% of the hispanic population of arizona is foreign-born. for colorado, here is a similar figure. usc 20% of the state's population is hispanic, just under 1 million hispanics overall, and 29% are foreign- born. 40 mexico, here are similar figures. locale of the share of foreign- born are in mexico. for nevada, for utah, for idaho, wyoming, and montana. you can see the share of hispanics in the mountains west varies tremendously depending on which state we're talking about, and the share of the hispanics also varies depending on which state we're talking about, so what about latino voters? there are about 18.5 eligible latino voters who could vote, and that is up by about 2 million since 2004. as you can see, the hispanic population has really been growing and has translated into a lot of growth in terms of potential voters out there. for the most part, hispanic voters are more likely to be younger, more likely to be naturalized citizens, more likely to be children, and more likely to not be college graduates than the genera

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weren't you just in a canyon with your son, jimmy, in arizona?" >> jimmy: no way?this is worldwide. it's not just this country, it's worldwide. and if i could -- a serious note, people were twittering in the streets of teheran while they were being beaten and killed and told the world of the terrible things that were taking place. that's the end of that regime, sometime, of oppressive clerics in iran. it is, i'm telling you, it is incredible what is it going on. it's so powerful. >> jimmy: we have different tweets me and you. [ laughter ] >> slightly different. slightly different. >> jimmy: i actually have an example, a couple examples. all right? here is one th yourote. you wrote, "productive meeting with president saleh in yemen. enormous challenges in a country with two insurgencies." and around the same time, i wrote, "didn't see 'halloween ii' yet. going this weekend." [ laughter ] similar. and you -- another one, put, "late evening with colonel gaddafi at his ranch in libya. interesting meeting with an interesting man." and, at the same time, i wrote, "thanks

in arizona. >> top four, loaded. huge spot here. to left, tulowitzki scores. and it's -- well, out of play. they're going to get brad hoff home on this. >> where's the pitcher? the pitcher has to be back there. >> bottom six, mark reynolds. ian stewart the throw. todd helton at first. >> i think he realized the runner fell down. he could have ran it over there. >> you will see, buck, you mentioned, reynolds stumbles over and makes it to first base. >> wow. >> he stopped completely. >> i was just thinking, is that a hit or an error? >> an error on the bat. later in the inning, ryan roberts gets struck out. hammel with the curveball. allowed three runs on four hits in the seven. and 10-4 colorado. >> got some bat speed. >> jason giambi, only his fourth career pinch hit home run. rockies needed this one, just their second win in seven games. as we mentioned the giants are getting too close for comfort. john garland on the mound for the dodgers, facing san fran in l.a. the first batter, guess who's out in left? mannywood

in arizona. >> top four, loaded.e spot here. to left, tulowitzki scores. and it's -- well, out of play. they're going to get brad hoff home on this. >> where's the pitcher? the pitcher has to be back there. >> bottom six, mark reynolds. ian stewart the throw. todd helton at first. >> i think he realized the runner fell down. he could have ran it over there. >> you will see, buck, you mentioned, reynolds stumbles over and makes it to first base. >> wow. >> he stopped completely. >> i was just thinking, is that a hit or an error? >> an error on the bat. later in the inning, ryan roberts gets struck out. hammel with the curveball. allowed three runs on four hits in the seven. and 10-4 colorado. >> got some bat speed. >> jason giambi, only his fourth career pinch hit home run. rockies needed this one, just their second win in seven games. as we mentioned the giants are getting too close for comfort. john garland on the mound for the dodgers, facing san fran in l.a. the first batter, guess who's out in left? mannywood. an

bob costas hosts "football night in america" live from arizona. the coverage begins tonight at 7:00 eastern time. it's been a great week at east lake. for our entire nbc crew, for johnny miller, gary koch, bob murphy, roger murphy, mark rolfing, dottie pepper, and jimmy roberts, dan hicks saying so long from east lake, where phil mickelson wins the tour championship presented by coca-cola for the second time, and tiger woods puts away the fedex cup for the second time as well. so long from atlanta and the tour championship. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a blowout in baltimore. quarterback joe flacco leads the ravens to their third straight victory this evening, and that is our big story this sunday. good evening, everyone. i am kate amara in for deborah weiner are. the watched the undefeated ravens go over the lowly cleveland browns. gerry sandusky was live at m&t bank stadium with the highlights. >> one week ago in san diego, it was all about the traum

things drying out for folks in arizona? >> a little bit in arizona, but this is probably one of the wettest saturdays we've seen around the country in a long time. i can go anywhere from the southern texas coast, up along the gulf town of florida and we're staying in the wet weather. let's look at the weather maps. the beautiful weather first. i'm so negative. let's talk about the positive. the northwest is waking up to a beautiful day. the northern rockies, it feels like a great summer. go to the lake, enjoy it. the problem area, all the way from new york up into boston, that's where you have some light rain. looks like one last little shower coming through new york. i know a lot of people are in town trying to go to the u.s. open. they were rained out yesterday. should get a lot of tennis in today. other areas we're watching, out here in texas, this area of low pressure just spinning here, dallas to fort worth, san antonio, austin, down to waco, southwards into the houston area. you have to deal with wet weather today. th

we are ung reclaimed water in arizona about 10% of what the city of tucson delivers and it will go up inhe future. the technology is there. there is the yupp factor. when the san diego tribune reporter in a smart aleck way with, the mayor could not back away dast enough from signing on to that but the truth is we don' need to use reclaimed water for illaudable purposes, we can find lots of uses, turf irrigation, industrial applications and theike an best of all that's applied for those in the population grows the more water that goes tthe wastewater treatment the more you have four pottial rse. how about conservation? conservation would be a very good idea of. some areas of the country though the culture really hasn't yet got natanz around conservation. california is a good example. this is a fairly unfortunate comment by the senator but she is thought alone. sacramento find a couple $748 in the midst of the drought because they weren't watering their lawns enough and it was in violation of city code. the mayor o san diego a few months ago proudlyroclaimd that his city was embarking o

bob costas hosts "football night in america" live from arizona. the coverage begins tonight at 7:00 eastern time. it's been a great week at east lake. for our entire nbc crew, for johnny miller, gary koch, bob murphy, roger murphy, mark rolfing, dote pepper, and jimmy roberts, dan hicks saying so long from east lake, where phil mickelson wins the tour championship presented by coca-cola for the second time, and tiger woods puts away the fedex cup for the second time as well. so long from atlanta and the tour championship. full display in the motor city today. his redskins, our redskins went to detroit and lost to what had been the losingest team in all of football. i'm craig melvin. the hot seat jim zorn was on got hotter this afternoon. redskins nation watched in disbelief as campbell and company could not generate enough offense to beat the lowly lions. league's laughing stock. no way to overstate just how bad this is for the redskins. >> it's sheer disbelief for redskins nation because i think that everybody knew that we needed to beat this tea

the bus is in flagstaff, arizona. plus, a sizzler. former vice president dick cheney's slams president obama on tv, and the white house? it is not taking it lying down. this a verbal brawl gets hot. liz cheney joins us, and then, breaking news. police just found something on the property, of the neighbors of celebrex which of philippine -- of philipllip garrinodo, ande have branded photographs of the two daughters, and this is where it gets grissom. apparently, these are the two children fathered by the alleged captor, but first, hawpe john, but only if you are fighting mad about health care and taxes, and you think our government is sticking its nose too far into our business. 35 cities in 16 days to land in d.c. and give their politicians an earful. we were with them in nevada this weekend. >> and they are stepping on the constitution. they are stepping on all of our civil liberties. >> the movement is growing. >> ♪ bombs bursting in air >> america is not going the way we should be going. christianity is our base. >> ♪ if you love m

he joins me from flagstaff, arizona. >> i am in flagstaff, arizona. a few thousand americans got together today and they decided to have a tea party. we traveled over 1,200 miles since we live sacramento on friday. we have gone through nevada. we come in here to arizona. this is the story of the america that washington forgot. they apparently do not want to hear from. they are minors, small-business owners, nurses, they are mothers. what has been going on in flagstaff has been going on all across the american west. why did you come out today? what do you want to tell people? >> we need to take our government back. >> ♪ if you love my country come on enjoying our band ♪ >> i think it is very important. >> we are tired of seeing the government control so much. we do not think that we have representation. >> i do not care what side you are on. the republican side, the democrat side, there is a lot of corruption going on. we are getting to a boiling point. >> i am with curtis patrick. he is the first man that ronald reagan hired when he ran for governor.

arizona, who, after the super bowl. they came back in jacksonville this week.n't overreact. get back to what you do well. they have to get back their staple and that's running the football. i don't care if it's with the wildcats. they don't have enough playmakers to let chad throw the ball 40 times a game but have to to come up with the big play. especially when they get man to man. receiver is outside. i know from being a residence. chad pennington and tedy ginn is time for him to pay off. >> he's vertical. right? >> yes. >> with a guy who doesn't throw the deep ball really well. le. >> you just want to throw that out there. >> look, you don't have to panic right now. but if they lose this football game. they have to win this football game. there's nothing else worse than going 0-2 in a division where you now have the new york jets, you know, the new england patriots are not going to fall too far off the radar and buffalo bills are o1-1. if you find ourself too far behind you have to have an idea the gimmicks. either you're going to run the football. >> play a

georgia goes home to play arizona state after making the trip out to arizona state the beginning of last year and then after that, october 3, number nine lsu at tennessee and tennessee proven today to florida that they are not a pushover by any stretch of the imagination at vanderbilt. florida, october 31st, that one is always a crazy one. two years ago georgia won, florida came back and throttled them last year. so, when you get that game in jacksonville, you never know what is going to happen. >> todd: i've been impressed with both quarterbacks but joe cox, i mean, he's not as big. he doesn't have as big of an arm as ryan mallett and other quarterbacks you see in college football. but what a leader and what poise. >> brad: walsh, just got it in the upright and joe cox knows right now it's going to take a miracle for arkansas. georgia, 52, arkansas, 41. >> todd: i think joe cox has only lost one game as a starting quarterback, never lost in high school. >> brad: right. >> todd: won one game he started before this year, lost at oklahoma state where he was sick for three days before the g

let's stay in arizona, sam is calling us from wilcox, arizona. what's your take?lse testimony because those parents saying they didn't know about it and the superintendent said i thought they did, the superintendent should know good and well, i don't think anybody especially a school, should take kids to a church. did they happen to have baptismal during that time or what? >> oh, so you think the school wasn't completely forthcoming. >> i don't think the church was either. i don't think the minister is not telling it straight up. he needs to examine his heart. did it happen to be a baptism day or what? you know? >> okay. >> schools shouldn't have anything to do in churches. they don't allow church in the schools so why take them to the church? >> i appreciate your comment very much. >> rolls is calling from miami. what's your take? >> well, i think the coaches are supposed to notify the teachers, the mothers and the parents and everybody else before they take those kids to the church and better yet, to baptize their parents. i think that's wrong, but i don't think

that's the law in arizona. >> for very good reason.n't want to deter reports of child abuse. >> it's not malice but it's absolute neglect to not pick up the phone. bill: they victim mount. >> the law enforcement has immunity. wal-mart does not have immunity. >> i'm sorry, least. bill: she says wal-mart has immunity. >> i'm sorry but you are absolutely wrong. there is a specific statute in arizona that says reporters of suspected child abuse are also protected. and there has been court rulings in similar jurisdictions with similar laws that expand that to clerks at stores like rite aid and wal-mart. >> they did not tell them about the unsuitable print policy. they didn't warn them. they acted in neglect and they defamed these people. bill: i'm going to stop it. you don't think it's going to get thrown out. >> i think it will go to court. whether it will actually win, i don't know. >> we will see. bill: if you are wrong, you have to buy her a real big dinner. if you are wrong you have to buy her a real big dinner. >> i don't think can i

several mega-fires, like this one in arizona, have burned over half a million acres each. why are there more of these fires? it turns out the forest service is partly to blame, with a policy that it started 100 years ago. >> the forest fire firefighter service stops fires-- forest, brush and grass fires. >> pelley: the policy was to put out all fires immediately. >> boatner: because we so successfully fought fire and eliminated fire from this ecosystem for 100 years, because we thought that was the right thing to do, we've allowed a huge buildup of fuel in these woods. so now, when the fires get going, there's a lot more to burn than historically you would've seen in a forest like this. >> pelley: is it possible that we're going to get to the point where we have these mega-fires and we just can't fight them because they're too large? >> boatner: well, we're there already. we have identified numerous fires this summer that we know we can't put out with the resources we have available, because of the severity of the burning conditions and the size of the fires. >> pelley: th

we have local control in arizona. i don't control it. i can bring things to people's attention. i want to bring to the attention of schools they were given materials by the white house that did not teach independent thinking, critical thinking, the kind of things we want to develop in our kids. it was written by someone who seems to hero worship the president. >> steve, do you think we needed a curriculum? don't you think teachers could have come up with their own questions. >> it was so basic. i can't believe the superintendent continues down this road. he picked up on a phrase hero worship. you are a leader of a school district. the truth is you are making your point clear something you find offensive. i don't understand why that it is. all it did was suggest. these are the same basic tena tenants. the activity, not curriculum. here is background information, when you look at language arts curriculum you have basic information. i don't understand how saying to a student that you should, in fact, have some knowledge of who is talking is a problem. so that is why it is so sad to

the clerk: the senator from arizona, mr. kyl, moves to recommit the bill to the committee on appropriations with instructions to report back the same to the senate forth with -- mr. kyl: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that further reading of the motion be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kyl: thank you, mr. president. i'll take just a moment to explain what this motion is. it's very simple. incidentally, i want to say at the outset that because of the way it reads, as the clerk just read, "forthwith, there is no intention in this phoegt to delay the bill whatsoever. it requires the committee to report back forthwith. although i believe the discretionary spending in the bill, 23% above last year's level is far too high, my motion does not touch spending in this appropriations bill. let me repeat that. this amendment does not change in any way the spending in this appropriations bill. my motion simply instructs that the bill be sent back to the appropriation committee so that it can be amen

the gentleman from arizona. mr. flake: i wish the gentleman would make that statement, but i don't expect that here certainly. and i am pleased that this amendment will be accepted and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from arizona yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. andrews: i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from arizona. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 24 printed in house report 111-256. for what purpose does -- for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky rise? mr. guthrie: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 24 printed in house report 111-256 offered by mr. guthrie of kentucky. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 746, the gentleman from kentucky, mr. guthrie, and a

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and finally, a phoenix arizona man facing 37 unpaid photo enforced speeding tickets says he is innocent. the arizona republic reports dave von tessmar says he won't pay up because the photo shows a driver wearing either a monkey or jir of a mask, but officers say that excuse won't cut it because they insist von tessmar is the man behind the mask. quote, we watched him four different times on put on the monkey mask and put on the squir raff-style mask on before he drove to work." while the president and his aides continue to refine their position on healthcare reform, thousands on the front lines of the debate are asking why their opinions have not been heard. jim angle reports. >> these doctors were making the rounds of senate offices today, not to treat lawmakers but to implore them to listen to physicians on healthcare reform. >> a number of us have felt that we don't really have much input into this health reform process. >> 11,000 doctors from around the country who connected on a medical website called sermo signed the petition that was delivered to 100 senate offices today, includ

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there was a protest yesterday outside the church of an arizona pastor who said that he wants president die. melissa gonzalez was there. ♪ >> reporter: people lined southern avenue sunday morning spreading their message of love. >> because i, too, am a minister. i would never get in the pulpit and preach hate. >> reporter: this is video of one of pastor anderson's video posted on youtube. i hate barack obama. and i'm going to prove it from the bible why god hates barack obama. >> i'm apalled that anyone would talk about killing the president and as a religious leader, i'm apalled that anyone would do it from a pulpit. >> there's more of us who believe god is peace and love than hatred and wishing the president's demise. >> reporter: but pastor anderson is standing by his message. he refused to be interview only saying -- >> i'm not changing anything i've said. if you want to know how i'd like to see obama die, natural causes. >> reporter: this man attended the services. he offered this solution. >> i think obama could maybe reach out to pastor anderson and i would pray that they both co

. >>> a store clerk in arizona was attacked by a robber with a crowbar.ck was captured on camer camera. >> oh, god. >> wow! it looks like the perp struck a second time when she tried to stop the robber. the clerk is okay, but the suspect got away with about $200 in cash. >>> a tiny car company backed by former vice president al gore got a government loan for more than half a billion dollars. jennifer westhoven has details on the loan and why some people are outraged. >> yeah. >> what gives? >> what's your smell test on this? what do you think about this? $529 million of your money, your taxpayer money loaned out to help build a hybrid car. we ain't talking about a regular hybrid, but a sports car that costs $90,000. it's going to be made in finland and it's a company connected to the former vice president. wall street journal is reporting on the loan that has some groups really outraged. they say this is your money being spent on a car called the karma, a status symbol for rich people to park it in their driveway. they say they are working on a more affor

rick in arizona. rick. >> caller: hey, jim, this is rick in phoenix.t's great to talk to you. >> hey, you know, let me -- you know, i like the running game. i like the phoenix running game. which is actually a pass game. >> caller: very good. listen, i had a question about apple. on yesterday's show you talked about an accounting rule change. >> right. >> caller: and i wondered if this would affect motorola in the same way. >> well, motorola doesn't have a lot of smartphones. and so it really wouldn't. i mean, motorola is really a restructuring story. and i don't want to make an accounting legerdemain make you want to buy that stock. motorola's been a winner. it's one of the stocks i thought could rally with amd. but i don't have the level of conviction i have with apple and it's not about the accounting change there. why don't we go to chuck in ohio? who's probably near the ohio state university. chuck. >> caller: jim cramer, a big usmc oohrah boo-yah from the buckeye state of ohio. >> thank you for serving. fantastic boo-yah to have on the show. how

. >>> coming up, a guy in arizona accused of speeding. police say they've got him on camera. he says they can't prove he is the guy behind the mask. >> albert ynesworth, almost mocking brandon jacobs. >> not a smart thing. >> skins choosing their number two wide receiver. they have a nestarter. and jim riggleman talks about returnne season. >>> there is a guy named pat who is a randle el hater. >> it was the worst kept secret at redskins park. jim zorn officially announced today what has been whispered for weeks. malcolm kelly will be the team's number two receiver. kelly showed flashes of his potential throughout the preseason. he made it impossible for the coaches to keep him off the field. now he replaces antwaan randle el in the lineup. he literally got everything that came his way. one coach told me kelly already has the best hands on the entire team. you can see that throughout the preseason. zorn said this is what he was hoping to see during kelly's rookie season last year. kelly was limited toive games because of injuries. as for winning the starting job, kelly says i

. >>> there's a mess in central arizona. people are using mops and shovels and bulldozers to clean up the mud. let's go to your national forecast. we have explaning to do. bill, good morning. what a mess in arizona. >> yeah, it's not pretty out there, alex. it's a soggy saturday in so many locations. football games for the little kids. let's take a look at the wet areas. it's in the central plains and everywhere along the gulf. there's probably not one good beach location because of the wet weather. rain is going to plague you in the dallas-ft. worth area. not too much flooding, but a light, steady rain and cloudy skies. it's the coolest day we have seen all summer. a lot of rain from correspopus christi. some of the areas got two to three inches of rain. that's the good side of this rainy saturday. new orleans and burr ban street, wet weather for you. mobile, it's pouring. look at tampa, florida, getting drenched. if you are going to the theme parks, it's sliding your way. it is beautiful for people waking up. look at seatt