al final gracias al voto latino se lograron salvar,la representante de california, sÁnchez y el de arizonaa. les preguntamos a los cuatro como serÍa el trabajo en el futuro. >> la noticia sin dudas,la ley en arizona,estuvimos con la gobernadora,quien firmÓ la ley. >> sin duda los testimonios en haitÍ y chile- terremotos en haitÍ y chile,fueron las noticias. estamos con el corresponsal de san francisco y el corresponsal de primer impacto. >> los artistas tambiÉn hablan de polÍtica,plÁcido domingo nos habla del trabajo de los indocumentados,isabel toledo nos describe cÓmo fue diseÑado para la primera dama y pitbull y joaquÍn cortÉs. comenzamos. ♪ >> vamos a hablar del censo,la constituciÓn obliga a que cada 10 aÑos se haga un censo. y para los hispanos es fundamental,si somos mÁs hispanos tendremos mÁs representaciÓn polÍtica,y si queremos mÁs representaciÓn polÍtica,los temas como educaciÓn, salud, trabajo, serÁn temas que se tienen que tratar en el congreso de los estados unidos. pero comencemos con las cifras estas son: >> esta semana la oficina de censos dio a conocer cuÁntos habitantes

>> yes, when arizona's attorney stepped forward, that was arizona's solicitor general mary o'grady, shed this is a licensing law, it's a fit-to-do-business law. we're saying in arizona if you hire an unauthorized worker, we're going to take an action related to your fitness to do business. we will impose a range of sanctions depending on the severity and the repetition of the violation. so she ran into some questions, sceptical questioning from justice ginsburg, who noted, okay, well, arizona mandates that employers use e-verify. that's a federal program that's voluntary. how can arizona take a voluntary program and make it mandatory? and also... >> ifill: that's the state overstepping once again? >> exactly. it's a potential inconsistency with the federal law which could ultimately result in the federal law preempting the state law. >> ifill: has the federal law been enforced? >> yes, it has, but that's also a sore point of contention here. justice scalia made it very clear in the arguments today that he similar -- sympathized with arizona ads's immigration problem. he said arizona had

>>> coming up, a standoff in arizona over teaching ethnic studies in tucson. does it encourage racism and even violence or olerance? >>> plus, the time-honored and much-loved tradition of the christmas pageant. >> it's always a miracle to me that somehow, wow, they told the story again. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. the administration this week released its one-year review of u.s. strategy in afghanistan. at a press nference on thrsda presiden obama said ile the war mas a difficult endeavor, progress is being made. >> in many places, the gains we've made are still fragile and reversible. but there is no question we are clearing more areas from taliban control and more afghans are reclaiming their communities. humanitarian aid groups, however, have voiced serious concerns over increased violence. reto stocker, head of the red cross in afghanistan said his workers are facing some of the wor secity ndions they've seen in 30 years. he said there are many areas they can no longer enter. referring to the conflict, stocker said, "it i

. >>> and more death panels threatened in arizona. the governor who fought health care reform and refused to spend stimulus money to cover a $5 million shortfall in transplant insurance now tells complaining arizonans -- >> i would suggest that people would go to the federal government and ask them to send us stimulus dollars to support those transplants if that's what they want. >> does that sound crazy to you? not as crazy as this. this is how governor brewer sees herself. all the news and commentary and michael moore now on "countdown." >>> good evening from new york. this is tuesday december 14th, 693 days until the 2012 presidential election. and as wikileaks founder julian assange is granted bail and kept in jail. he makes clear he has no interest in becoming a quiet noncontroversial defendant. in our fifth story, the epic constantly evolving battle between leaks and secrets as old as time, itself, or between truth and war takes a new form. filmmaker michael moore posted part of the bail money for assange. today a british judge

los derechas. >> el argumento clave para que arizona gane. >> ocho jueces de la corte suprema estÁn elizabeth edward. lÍder de la mÚsica de todos los tiempos... ♪ tatalq ♪ >> hoy se cumplen 30 aÑos de la muerte de un hombre que dejÓ uno de sus canciones "imagina a toda su gente viviendo en paz", los admiradores de john lennon celebraron su vida hoy en strawberry fields el jardÍn en central park. y esta noche serÁ el sepelio de la seÑora edwards que falleciÓ ayer de cÁncer. lourdes nos cuenta el legado de una mujer que librÓ una larga batalla contra el cÁncer. >> activista como abogada, esposa, pero sobre todo madre, muriÓ junto a su familia tras una larga batalla contra el cÁncer del seno que no logrÓ ganar. >> tienen que volar por sÍ mismos, si por lo menos les dejo esto sentirÉ que hice algo. >> adriana coria dice saber lo que siente una madre cuando se enfrenta a una encrucijada como Ésta, es la presidenta de la liga contra el cÁncer de mama y tambiÉn sobreviviente. >> mi hijo era mayor, pero yo pensaba siempre quÉ iba a pasar con ellos. >> a elizabeth la vida le arrebatÓ su hijo

and more death penanels in arizona. used stimulus money for transplant insurance now tells complaining arizonans -- >> i would ask them to send us stimulus dollars to support these transplants if that's what they want. >> does that sound crazy to you? not as crazy as this. this is how governor brewer sees herself. all the news and commentary and michael moor now on "countdown." >>> good evening from new york. this is tuesday, 693 days until the 2012 presidential election. as wikileaks founder julian assange is granted bail and kept in jail. in our fifth story the epic evolving battle between leaks and secrets as old as time itself or between truth and war takes a new form. filmmaker michael moore posted part of the bond money for assange. he joins me in a moment. the equivalent of $316,000 american but kept him in custody while swedish prosecutors challenged the decision. the swedish government wants assange extradited for questioning for war crimes. they clearly will not spare any expense to keep mr. assange in jail. t

but what arizona says has occurred here is that the scheme in place has not been enforced in arizona and other states are in financial straits because of extreme immigration. therefore, they had to take this massive -- i agree this step is massive. one would not have expected it to occur under this statute. but expectations change when the federal government has simply not enforced restrictions. >> i understand the point and the motivation for why arizona did what it did. the problem is the statute was enacted in 1986. that is when the pre-emption standpoint were put in place. if you look at the structure of this passage -- it is not a self defining concept. at first, congress said very specifically that the immigration law should be enforced uniformly, which says there should not be 40,000 different localities offering up their view of licenses. this part is particularly telling in terms of t massive state scheme and has been adopted. under a section of the appendix, congress specifically outlaws the use of the i-nine form. this goes to your question. it would be inconceivable that

on the ground for people in northern arizona. seattle, 36. cold windchill early this morning. everyone wring ringing in the new year, dry conditions an cool. shouldn't see many issues. we start the first day of 2011 with showers. a storm offshore. it moves onshore to coastal california, overall, looks like a decent saturday. if you're watching on kge tv nbc 17 on bakersfield, california, check out uniquely ours in exhibit show casing area architecture including homes designed by frank lloyd write at the bakersfield museum of art. that's your pacific event of the day, lynn. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment -- with no new big films at the box office this weekend, look for last weekend's top two to switch places. the western remake "true grit" checked in at a hair under $25 million last weekend, and experts think it will take in around the same this weekend. thus urning the top spot. "little fockers" should earn around $20 million, maybe less for second place. >>> elsewhere,

six-straight days of rain were too much for these arizona homes. the water tearing apart the ground beneath. until this -- four, new homes were swept away here. so new, residents had yet to move in. in california overnight, the threat of mudslides forced sheriff's deputies to evacuate more than 200 homes in the l.a. foothills. >> we expect a major storm, wednesday morning into wednesday noon, the likes of which, i've heard, we haven't seen for ten years. >> reporter: today's rain, expected to be the worst yet, keeping rescue crews busy. near san diego, three undocumented workers were rescued after being trapped by high water. near riverside, three dozen horses were saved from four feet of rising water. elsewhere, storm drains overflowed into homes. >> everything got wet. >> reporter: this morning, the flood warnings were also in effect in parts of nevada, arizona and utah. a western storm that could cause trouble across the country. >> as we look towards the rest of the nation, this could be bringing some wintry weather across the plains. as we loo

. >> arizona y los Ángeles se reunieron con personas del gobierno federal de los estados unidos . >> los que hemos pasado, la navidad será especial. >> nos sentimos contentos como

el estado de arizona se anota otro. en relaciÓn con la controversial ley.n mississippi cuando sus vehÍculos resbalaron, las dos otras vÍctimas fueron dos adolescentes en alabama que chocaron contra un camiÓn. una fuerza federal en phoenix ha desestimado otra de las demandas contra la nueva ley de arizona, la jueza de distrito aprobÓ una moción desestimada a la acusaciÓn de lulac, que reclamaba que la distribuciÓn de materiales promovÍa la discriminaciÓn racial. una corte de la ley le da la razÓn da los demandantes las cadenas de mcdonalds podrÍan tener problemas para mantener la cajita feliz, quieren que mcdonalds deje de atraer a los niÑos con juguetes. >> se llaman comidas felices, y son populares entre los niÑos que van a mcdonalds ¿cuÁl es el problema? >> contiene demasiadas grasas, demasiada sal, y en el caso de algunos ingredientes, aunque esta comida no la tiene, demasiada azÚcar. >> el tipo de ingredientes y la cantidad de calorÍas que preocupa a los que luchan contra la obesidad infantil, eso y las frustrantes discusiones con su niÑo hicieron esta

--un agente de la patrulla fronteriza fue asesinado al sur de arizona.--el oficial se llamaba "brian terry" y tenia 40 aÑos.--el tragico hecho ocurrio el martes, de madrugada, al sureste del estado fronterizo cuando la victima y otros tres uniformados se enfrentaron a tiros con un grupo de criminales.--las autoridades federales informaron que ya hay cuatro sospechosos capturados y estan tras la pista de uno mas.--uno de los presuntos delincuentes resulto herido en el tiroteo.--este es el tercer agente que muere en servicio, durante este 2010. --esta tarde, decenas de usuarios del transporte publico salieron a protestar contra los recortes al servicio de la agencia ac transit en el este de la bahia...--beatriz ferrari nos informa. los manifestantes expresaron su rechazo a los recortes pasados y futuros, a la vez que entregaron varias recomendaciones a las autoridades de esta agencia del transporte, con el fin de mejorar los servicios los grupos que participaron en la protesta de hoy incluyen habitat urbano, creando oportunidades para la autosuficiencia y

ultima horaunivisionultima hh@ui desde phoenix, arizona univisiÓn.Íderes republicanos del congreso. el acuerdo extenderÁ recortes de impuestos y beneficios de desempleo. se espera que lo apoye una mayorÍa de los senadores. tanto demÓcratas como republicanos tienen sus reservas. >> en una lucha contra el tiempo el senado discutiÓ el plan de recorte de impuestos y de extensiÓn de los beneficios de desempleo que negociÓ el presidente obama con los republicanos una vez aprobado en el senado el plan pasarÁ la cámara donde ha habido avances pero todavÍa muchos demÓcratas critican que se haya extendido los recortes tributarios a personas de altos ingresos. este senador demÓcrata entiende la molestia de los congresistas de su partido pero insiste en que el el acuerdo permitiÓ ulti subir a los de la clase baja. >> en una negociaciÓn donde los republicanos insisten en usar las reglas del del senado para conseguir 60 votos era imposible llegar a un acuerdo. una negociaciÓn es compartir. >> los republicanos tampoco estÁn contentos con que los recortes de impuest

arizona.rizona.

. >> secretary napolitano had planned to go to arizona anyway. so she moved her visit up a day, as she's a former governor of arizona, of course, to talk about what happened. this incident took place late tuesday in a remote area about ten miles north of the border. the man in charge of the union of border patrol agents says brian terry was killed in a shootout with bandits. these are people who rob and assault illegal immigrants and smugglers who come across the border, and the killing of a border patrol agent is raising new concerns about the security of the border. based on what we know so far, this does not seem to be directly related to the drug trade. but the union president for the border patrol says it shows that the border remains out of control if bandits can prey on people ten miles inland.

in arizona, if you take this tax credit, it costs you nothing. it is not charity. >> just a follow-up on the question, if this system were set up exactly as it is now but arizona said contributions to sto's are deductible, you would have no problem? >> no, we would not have a problem with that. >> the only difference is that arizona set up this system where you get a tax credit instead of a tax deduction. >> of course. >> that would be true even at the top marginal rate was 90%? >> yes, it would be true even if the top marginal rate were 9%, which is never going to happen in arizona. [laughter] >> but the federal rate has been up that high. >> that is what the establishment clause turns on? >> yes, because that is still charity. the top rate is 90%, when you give that money, it is your money and can be used for anything. even if you are in the 90% bracket, you are giving some of your own money, engaging in charity, and the constitution permits the government to ize private charity. the government is going to subsidize private charity, it cannot l

. >> hubo un debate en arizona, les quien negar el derecho a fianza. >> chavez pretende que deben poderpara gobernar en venezuela. >> haciendo uso de un personaje tÍpico navideÑo, activistas se llaman la atenciÓn sobre el dream act. >> ¿quÉ tal? cÁlidas noches tengan todos ustedes aunque afuera sea una frÍa noche. desde canadÁ hasta la florida una tormenta invernal ha provocado dolores de cabezas para millones de personas. las autoridades atribuyen 16 muertes. las bajas temperaturas estÁn arruinando cultivos y dejando pÉrdidas cuantiosas. >> esta se ha convertido en una escena comÚn en muchos lugares del paÍs. las temperaturas han trastocado el diario vivir de los estadounidenses puntos con las cerradas en carolina del norte, aviones luchando por aterrizar en ohio. >> estÁ relacionado a la misma tormenta invernal, hasta 30 pulgadas en medio oesta. lluvia para gran parte de la costa atlÁntica. >> asÍ luce el mapa nacional. imÁgenes impresionantes como Ésta donde se podÍa haber automÓviles sepultados con decenas de heridos. >> mÁs al sur en la florida el frÍo tambiÉn causa estragos. los a

en arizona, uno más.>angie: estados prepublicos, que votaron en contra de obama en el 2008 los resultados del censo han puesto a muchos demócratas en guardia >>> vamos a ver dónde están los crecimientos d de la comunidad hispana las mínimo nainorías y protege los derechos de los hispano. más detalles sobre el cero y las minorías serán anunciadas en febrero en miami angie sandoval telemundo. >>>josé: bueno y nadie mejor para explicarnos esta tendencia en el crecimiento de la población hispana el vocero raúl cisneros se nos une a esta transmisión raúl qué gusto en verlo ¿cómo está? >>> hola josé >>>josé: hablamos de las tendencias un día impoante para nosotros? >>> definitivamente un día importante para el país, la oficina del censo ha cumplido con la ley con la constitución para reportar la población nacional y la repartición de los escaños en la cámaras de representantes que lo re e quiere la constitución es importan. >>>josé: nevada, arizona, florida, texas, estados donde hay unrecimiento importante de l

students at don menson school in glendale, arizona, raising over $1,500.nd tomorrow, carlos gets to present the felix family with a check at a school assembly. if you have been inspired by carlos and you would like to donate to the francisco felix fund or anybody else's, go to ntafund.org. your donation will help somebody in need of an organ transplant. money donated will give them and otherwise the opportunity to be listed for a transplant, as well as to afford the associated costs once they get the transplant. and joining me now, as promised, is carlos olivas jr., and his aunt, anita. hi, carlos. how much money have you raised so far? >> by myself or by my school? >> by yourself, sir. >> i have raised over $800 by myself. >> that's tremendous. now, you found out about mr. felix while watching the local news. what made you decide to collect money for somebody you'd never met? >> i decided to collect money because my dad has cirrhosis of the liver and what if he needs a liver transplant and we don't have enough money. >> you finally got to meet mr. felix a

en arizona, le dio impulso la temida ley.os para que se contraten a m agentes y se ex tienda el despliegue de elementos de l guardia nacion. >>>carlos: lo que preocupa mucho en la comunidad inmigrante. este tipo de incidentes parecen tener consecuencias políticas. >>> lo utilizan para detener el proceso hacia una legalización que bueno, es la solución real. millones de trabajadores indocumentados >>>carlos: lo peor activistas que sucede en momentos que se libra una fuerte batalla contra quienes se oponen a medidas como el dream act utilizando como pretexto el tema de la seguridad fronteriza. en los Ángeles carlos botifoll telemuo. >>>josé: siente inseguridad en la frontera se instaló en la zona una comisión méxico américa y las peores denuncias tienen que ver con el tráfico de armas hacia los carteles de las drogas. raúl torres con los detalles. >>> en la frontera norte, la mute se pasea y nadie puede detenerla. en ciudad juarez chihuahua. es de 3.000 asesinatos. tamaulipas. sicarios rivales se enfrean todos los días a cualqu

>> una fuerte ola de frÍo afecta a estados como california, nuevo mÉxico, arizona, nevada y texas. >>o de nueva york ya no tiene nombre. asÍ piensan miles residentes frustrados porque las autoridades aÚn no han podido limpiar gran parte de la nieve que cayÓ el fin de semana navideÑo. >> buenas noticias para cerrar el aÑo. bajan las solicitudes de beneficios por desempleo en el paÍs. >> atacan a tiros a policÍas en varias ciudades de mÉxico. >> marck anthony tiene un problema millonario con sus impuestos. >> y en sÓlo horas celebrarÁ la fiesta mÁs grande del aÑo en nueva york. >> hola que tal, muy buenas noches, gracias por estar con nosotros en esta ediciÓn de Última hora. comenzamos por el mal tiempo que sigue siendo noticia. ni la costa oeste anormalmente cÁlida serÁ salvado de las tormentas invernales. nieve, y el oÍ vientos con fuerza de huracÁn causan caos en california, arizona, nuevo mÉxico, nevada y texas. jaima garcÍa desde los Ángeles nos habla de los baÑos y los problemas que la tormenta y me estÁ causando en esa parte de estados unidos. >> totalmente cubiertas de nieve ama

from arizona will too. mr. kyl: mr. president, i couldn't agree more with my colleague from arizona. there have been rumors swirling around here for two or three weeks, for example, when the tax legislation was being negotiated that somehow or other there was some deal in the works to trade some -- to trade, it was the -- the extension of the existing tax rates for support of the start treaty. well, there's -- there was never any kind of a deal like that going on. so, no, there's -- there's no -- this treaty stands or falls on its own merits. the other thing i would say, however, is that i have made the point for a long time that one of the impediments to ratifying this treaty or to debating it and considering it in a meaningful way was the intercession of all of the other business that was being put before the senate, much of it very partisan. and that it was very difficul difficult -- i mean, my colleague from arizona was right in the middle of the sentence awhile ago but he was interrupted by another col

dicen que al mal tiempo buena cara y es lo que esta haciendo una familia de arizona en esta navidad... con un hijo deportado y otro con cancer esta familia se ha comprometido a celebrar esta fecha con mucha alegria y unidad... magali rivera nos tiene los detalles hoy como cada aqo la familia se levanta muy temprano para dar inicio a sus tradiciones familiares..primero que nada empezamos a preparar lo que es el pavo en este caso o un lomo al horno es lo primero porque tarda mas..tradiciones que espera, permanezcan vivas toda la vida, ya que para la familia urrea no ha sido un aqo facil... su hijo mayor de 22 aqos de edad fue deportado hace dos aqos... christian, el segundo de sus hijos, fue diagnosticado con cancer desde hace mas de un aqo... por cubrir los gastos medicos, la familia perdio su casa y muchos de sus bienes materiales..christian duro cuatro meses libre de cancer y en marzo de este aqo, 2 010 regresa otra vez y estamos de nuevo luchando contra esto" hoy cancer para mi es una piedra en el camino es algo que se puede pelear que uno tiene autoridad para decidir si te vas a mo

be careful driving around flagstaff, arizona, where it's going to be snowy. lynn, the weather pattern's changing. it looks like a dry beginning to the new year. we'll have details coming up. >> all right. there is good news. thank you, bill. >>> coming up, the santa claus rally continues, sears has a new line, and if you can't beat them, eat them. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, who had this year's top grossing world concert tour? i bet you won't get this one. >>> kevin garnett limps off the court, brett favre is fined, and coach k. moves closer to history. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. government auditors say the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention lost of misplaced more than $8 million in property in 2007, losing track of items such as a computer hard drive and video equipment. cdc officials say they have since corrected the lapses that led to the wastes and instituted better controls. >>> fe

the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. kyl: actually, if i could correct it just a little bit, i was involved in the negotiations over the tax legislation. and in an effort to prod the people in those negotiations to put their ideas on the table so we could complete work on the tax negotiations, i said, given the schedule that the leader had announced, the desire to leave washington this afternoon, december 17, i felt that they needed to follow -- and i laid out a schedule, you're right -- by which we would complete work on the tax legislation and the funding of the government so that we could begin this treaty last wednesday. and if we were able to begin the treaty last wednesday, that -- and we didn't have any interruptions in the interim -- then a period of about nine days would have existed even working through the weekend and we could have completed it by today -- by the way, when i said last wednesday, i mean the wednesday prior. mr. graham: our leader said on the floor of the senate, our goal is to try to get out by

la medida pasa ahora al senado.la corte suprema de justicia analiza hoy una ley de arizona que castigaa los negocios que empleen a personas indocumentadas.un incendio en un penal en chile, dejó más de 80 muertos y numerosos heridos graves, en lo que se considera la mayor tragedia carcelaria de ese país .y contiÚa el paro declarado por estudiantes en puerto rico para protestar contra la administracÓn de la universidad de puerto rico. buenas noches....esta es la noche del sueno o de una pesadilla que pudiera extenderse varios anos mas para estudiantes indocumentados ....esta noche la camara de representantes de estados unidos tiene planeado votar sobre la ley del dream act, que legalizaria a miles de estudiantes indocumentados que llegaron a estados unidos muy pequenos, con sus padres... pero el senado pospuso su votacion hasta manana...vamos a comenzar con lo ultimo y lourdes meluza en vivo desde washington...que sabes lourdes? gracias se espera que ambas camaras voten hoy sobre el dream act. la primera votacion sera en la camara de representantes - algunos creen que una victoria alli a

next hour, shurve paul badeau from arizona. martha: fox news alert, wickileaks founder julian assange could soon be walking out of the british jail he's been in. the judge is upholding his decision to free assange on bail, that money came in from a number of sources, including michael moore, now they have rejected an appeal by prosecutors to try to keep him in prison. assange's attorneys are fighting his extradition to sweden where he's facing sexual assault charges now. that was the crux of what this particular legal action was all about. now a live report from london is coming up on all of this in a couple of minutes from now. >>> then there is this: threats of an attack on our homeland during the holidays, reports out of iraq that al-qaeda is planning attacks during the christmas season in the united states and in europe. those claims are based on confession that is they got from terror detainees during an investigation, so this obviously is a very big concern. we all remember this scene last christmas say, the so-called und

siunivisionultima horaunivisiona >> decenas de estudiantes recibieron de la universidad estatal de arizonaviene... mucho estÁ fuera de mis manos. soy indocumentado. como estamos ahorita en este estado, especialmente, se venderÁn barreras que no podrÉ ejercer mi carrera como ingeniero mecÁnico. >> logrÓ alcanzar una meta, ahora tiene varios obstÁculos que superar. aunque tiene puestas sus esperanzas en el congreso de los estados unidos para quÉ pueda convertir su sueÑo en una realidad. >> espero que durante estos dÍas se apruebe el dream act para poder hacer mÁs con mis estudios. >> para jaime, quien es ciudadano estadounidense, le es difÍcil pensar que su amigo con quien se estÁ recibiendo de la universidad no podrÁ trabajar como ingeniero. >> le encanta lo que estudiÓ. y no podrÁ seguir. >> pero con esfuerzo, sacrificio y arduo trabajo, lo que los trajo hasta aquÍ. ahora, con una licenciatura en contabilidad, marÍa reflexionÓ sobre su pasado. >> cuando estaba en la escuela hubo personas que me dijeron que no iba a poder ir a la universidad porque no tenÍa papeles. >> sin embargÓ, el rompe

no one in arizona identified arizona law pointing initiative sponsors as agents of the people of arizona to defend in lieu of public officials the constitutionality of an assistance made lot of this state. what law from new jersey did of the speaker and the president of the senate brings is -- to the supreme court? they brought in a jersey supreme court decision allowing them in of the forsythe case to intervene and to defend the constitutional challenge to new jersey state statute. >> one quick point -- wasn't the state attorney general willing to defend? >> the state attorney general did not defend. i did not believe he was willing to defend accept to the extent that the decision might result in attorneys fees against the state. he was willing to reserve some of a right to defend in that respect, but it is at least my understanding that the only individuals who took a notice of appeal -- appeal, and that is what we are dealing with -- notice of appeal of the third circuit were the presidents and the speaker. what long do i bring you? i bring you exactly the same law the legislative off

the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. kyl: a point of inquiry before i begin here. is there a difference between -- is there a reason why i should speak to either amendment number 4860 or 4893 first? the presiding officer: the senator can speak in whatever order he wishes but neither amendment has been offered. mr. kyl: all right. thank you, mr. president. then with that, i would like to offer amendment number 4860, slcm site agreement, which i believe is pending at the desk. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. kyl: and would ask for its consideration. the presiding officer: without objection. the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: the senator from arizona, mr. kyl, proposes an amount numbered 4860. mr. kyl: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent further reading be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kyl: mr. president, this is actually a very straightforward amendment. it simply seeks to repeat in this new start treaty the same thing that the then-soviet union and united stat

he was just elected arizona attorney general after eight years as a school chief.ach year he bam more determined to shut down the ethnic studies program. >> it was necessary because in the tuesday son strict they were dividing idz -- tucson district they were dividing kids up by race. african-americans, and native studies for the native kids. to me sound like the old south. >> reporter: his primary witness against tucson's mek can american studies program is john ward, who taught the class back in 2003. until he says he was pushed aside and eventually quit. ward is hispanic himself. >> i think clearly their purpose was to create the next generalers of ethnic radicals who can hit the pavement and they simply wanted to spread this message in a fertile classroom. >> they teach kids that they live in occupanted mexico, that the united states is run by a white racist system, people that want to impress latinos. >> reporter: he's a principal of the tucson magnet high school. >> if he believes that we are putting kids in a position to mistrust their fellow student and the

. >> en california tambiñn se manifestarán cen contra de una ley como la arizona. >> una organizaciónta conra la materialización de los policías alegando que estos arresta basándose en la discriminación rcial . >> un agente de la patrulla fronteriza fue asesinado en el sur de arizona , hay 4 sospechosos capturados y se busca uno más , uno de ellos murió en le tiroteo . >> es thttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v= . >> eeste es el tercer agente que muere por un caso así el 2010. >> y residentes protestaron contra los recortes del servicio de transporte. >> ingresaron a la reunion de la junta directiva de easy transit . >> el portavoz de la agencia dijo que la junta directiva quiere dar un buen servicio pero el problema es que no hay fndos para dar los servicios de antes . >> las recomendaciones son extender los tickets por 4 horas y no recortar los servicios por 3 años y que hayan facilidades para los estudiantes . >> solo hay que salir antes de casa tambiñn . >> 3 organizaciones participaron en estas protestas. >> el jefe de policía de oakland pidió justicia para iuno de sus agentes baleado

blizzard warnings from arizona and new mexico, to the dakotas. general 6 to 12 inches but locally 18 inches. >> tomorrow, new year's eve, travelers faced a nightmare earlier this week. so what will they face? where will it be? >> different than last week. not headed to the east coast. this is lifting into the lakes. severe weather, mississippi valley. delays through the midwest. a second blizzard into parts of the dakotas. and western minnesota. >> midnight, the ball drop in new york city? >> quiet on the east coast. for a change. unlike last week. 40 degrees, partly cloudy skies. >> sparing new york this time. lee goldberg, wabc-tv, lee, thank you. >>> and there was also this today, word of an earthquake in indiana. look at these images from inside a convenience store. the shopping carts there shaking. it was only a 3.8 earthquake, but look at how far and wide it was felt. centered north of indianapolis, the ground shook all the way from new jersey to wisconsin. it's just the third quake reported along this particular fault line in 200 years. no

including utah, arizona, and nevada and california just on sheer numbers. 8 percent of the land area in the united states and it has 60 million acre feet of storage and that's closest to the highest in the world relative to it's annual flow of 15 million acre flow a year. it's about five to 25 million acre feet. there are 35 million people served in an enormously complicated legal environment. what happens after 7 years of drought on the river. these are two parts that have 50 million of the river in storage and we started out with full reservoirs and you end up with these enormous drops and we're at about 50 percent of the average. underaverage lake immediate will never refill given demands on the system and lake paul will take decades. it estimated ten acre feet per year and that's a serious history record, there's nothing like it. how much is variability and how much is greenhouse gas, no one can say. i think you would be silly to think it's solely natural variability. these two photographs or four actually, lake,meed, looks like that and the other lake, powell. >> this is courtes