the gentleman from arizona. mr. pastor: madam speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. green: madam speaker, today we are one and we are resolute. we are one because we understand that there really is but one race and that is the human race. we are one because as dr. king put it, all of humanity was created by one common creator to live in harmony from a base black to a treble white, we are one and we are resolute. we are resolute in our belief that one day our friend, our sister will return to the floor of this congress, to this hall, and she will stand at this podium and she will be welcomed by her colleagues as she returns and takes a rightful place in the halls of the congress of the united states of america. we are one and we are resolute because we believe that an innocent baby was taken from us and that innocent baby, though she is not with us in the physical, she will forever be with us in the spiritual as l

thank you, arizona.] >> we know that of violence that occurred saturday does not represent this community, this state, or this country. [applause] at these times, words can fail us. so let us listen instead to the words of the old testament. and i will provide a reading now from the book of isaiah. comfort, yes, comfort my people, says your guide. speak comfort to jerusalem and cry out to her that her warfare is ended, that her inequity is part in, for she has received from the lord's hand double for all her sands. the loss of one crying in the wilderness, prepare the way of the lord, make straight in the desert a highway for our god. every valley shall be exalted in every mountain and hill brought low. the crooked places shall be made straight and the rough places smooth. the glory of the lord shall be revealed and all flesh shall see it together for the mouth of the lord hath spoken. lift up your eyes on high and see who has created these things. who brings out their hosts by number? he calls them all

it is a tragedy for arizona and a tragedy for our entire country. what americans do at times of tragedy is to come together and support each other. so at this time i ask all americans to join me and michelle in keeping all the victims and their families, including gabby, in our thoughts and prayers. those who have been injured, we are rooting for them and i know gabby is as tough as they come. and i am hopeful that she's going to pull through. obviously, our hearts go out to the family members of those who have been slain. we are going to get to the bottom of this and we're going to get through this, but in the meantime, i think all of us need to make sure that we're offering our thoughts and prayers to those concerned. thank you. >> president obama, giving remarks after the shooting of arizona eighth district representative gabrielle giffords. at least five people killed during an event she was hosting for constituents in tucson, including federal judge john roll and a 9-year-old. police say the alleged shooter is in custody. he's been identified b

thank you, arizona.] >> we know that of violence that occurred saturday does not represent this community, this state, or this country. [applause] at these times, words can fail us. comfort my people,steadcomfort, says your guide. speak comfort to jerusalem and cry out to her that her warfare is ended, that her inequity is part in, for she has received from the lord's hand double for all her sands. the loss of one crying in the wilderness, prepare the way of the lord, make straight in the desert a highway for our god. every valley shall be exalted in every mountain and hill brought low. the crooked places shall be made straight and the rough places smooth. the glory of the lord shall be revealed and all flesh shall see it together for the mouth of the lord hath spoken. lift up your eyes on high and see who has created these things. who brings out their hosts by number? he calls them all by name, by the greatness of his might and the strength of his power, not one is missing. why do you say, at jacob, and

pastor, the senior member of the arizona delegation, and all of the members of the arizona delegation. madam speaker, i'm pleased and saddened greatly saddened to join the speaker of the house, mr. boehner, in coming together in sadness today to share our prayers and indeed our hopes for those who have lost so much because of the tragedy in arizona involving our colleague, congresswoman gabby giffords. her staff and innocent bystanders. words are inadequate at a time like this, but nonetheless i hope it is a comfort to those who are -- lost loved ones, or injured on saturday that so many people mourn the losses but also pray for the survivors and care for them at this very difficult time. i think the resolution is -- its description of what happened and the context with which it happened is an excellent resolution and i hope people will read it, pray over it, and be grateful that we had this opportunity to comment on it. today we will say many prayers for our country and for the victims of this horrific evening. we think of our colleague, congresswoman gabby giffords, fighting to reco

the gentleman from arizona. mr.peaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. green: madam speaker, today we are one and we are resolute. we are one because we understand that there really is but one race and that is the human race. we are one because as dr. king put it, all of humanity was created by one common creator to live in harmony from a base black to a treble white, we ar one and we are resolute. we are resolute in our belief that one day our friend, our sister will return to the floor of this congress, to this hall, and she will stand at this podium and she will be welcomed by her colleagues as she returns and takes a rightful place in the halls of the congress of the united states of america. we are one and we are resolute because we believe that an innocent baby was taken from us and that innocent baby, though she is not with us in the physical, she will forever be th us in the spiritual as long as we remember

arizona gathering to comfort one another.just days ago giffords was on the floor of the house, being sworn in, harolding the beginning of her new term. now, police have a suspect, still puzzled over a motive. and in washington, d.c. tonight, outside her office, a single bouquet as she fights for her life. >> and before we say good night, we're joined again by john carl and jake tapper. jake, we were moved which the president called her a friends and said we would get to the bottom of this. >> the president is quite upset about this. he knows her personally and respects her quite a bit, and i think he's quite shaken by this. >> and john, no matter where you went on capitol hill today, politicians on every side of the aisle pulling for the congresswoman tonight. >> no question, including one of the most conservative members of the arizona deligation, a political foe of hers, who really disliked her, visibly shaken by this, tearess in his eyes. really pulling for her to pull through, and outraged by what happened. >>> john carm

nueve aÑos y un juez federal, con un balazo en su cabeza, ya operada una congresista federal por arizonaÑana la noticia de esta masacre ha ocupado los titulares de todos los medios de prensa del paÍs. comienza nuestra cobertura de equipo. adelante, buenas noches. >> buenas noches enrique, asÍ es nos encontramos todavÍa fuera de este centro mÉdico universitario y donde sigu siendo atendida la congresista, ademÁs, como lo puedes observar en estos momentos, aquÍ afuera de este hospital tambiÉn se lleva a cabo una vigilia precisamente rezando por la salud de esas otras vÍctimas. cabe agregar que autoridades dieron a conocer nuevos detalles sobre investigaciÓn de este crimen y tambiÉn del sospechoso. >> lo que nadie se hubiera imaginado asÍ, ocurriÓ a fuera de esta tienda comercial en arizona esta maÑana. >> la congresista de 40 aÑos de edad fue baleada en la cabeza por un pistolero, quien abriÓ fuego en contra de un grupo de gente reunida en el evento pÚblico de la funcionaria. en el lugar aparte de...18 personas mÁs resultaron heridas, 5 de ellas murieron ahÍ, incluyendo el juez federal, un

thank you, arizona.] >> we know that of violence that occurred saturday does not represent this community, this state, or this country. [applause] at these times, words can fail us. so let us listen instead to the words of the old testament. and i will provide a reading now from the book of isaiah. comfort, yes, comfort my people, says your guide. speak comfort to jerusalem and cry out to her that her warfare is ended, that her inequity is part in, for she has received from the lord's hand double for all her sands. the loss of one crying in the wilderness, prepare the way of the lord, make straight in the desert a highway for our god. every valley shall be exalted in every mountain and hill brought low. the crooked places shall be made straight and the rough places smooth. the glory of the lord shall be revealed and all flesh shall see it together for the mouth of the lord hath spoken. lift up your eyes on high and see who has created these things. who brings out their hosts by number? he calls them all

." >>> suerte, nos vemos banderas a media asta y minutos de silencio desde washington hasta arizona, en la legislatura de ese estado reconocen el valor de daniel hernández que le salvó la vida a la congresista. en el hospital donde están 8 herido sdwin que mra coresista, da señal de progreso y en méxico el fin de semana hubo medio centenar de decapitados por la guerra entre los narcos carteles e esto es noticiero univision con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas desde tucson arizona. >>> qué tal, buenas noches desde el centro médico de la universidad de arizona, las profundas diferencias que marcan las diferencias parece haber llegado a la máxima consecuencia los motivos por lo que este zo ven mató a varias personas son todavía un misterio, pero las opiniones y especulaciones surgen en todos los rincones, hoy el a sgre sor compareció ante corte, iniciamos esta cobertura con nuestro corresponsal aquí en tucson el sospechoso tuvo su primer cita con la justicia en la corte federal de phoenix, no mostró emoción alguna dijo el juez que seguirá detenido sin fianza y la corte le asignó abogad

arizona.had received threats after a ruling back in 2009. that ruling allowed a group of illegal immigrants to go forward with the $32 million civil rights lawsuit against an arizona rancher. at this point, authorities believe roll was an innocent bystander. >> the 9th circuit court of appeals bayed here in san francisco today issued a statement mourning the death of chief roll. the chief judge wrote. >> we have much more coverage of the shooting of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. a live report from tucson, including witness accounts, plus the reaction from local lawmakers about their safety concerns. those stories are coming up at about 10:30. >> in other news oakland police are looking for clue inside a fatal shooting in a grocery store parking lot. it happened shortly after 5:00 outside the shop right on ban croft avenue. police have described the victim as a boy. several witnesses told us he was 15-year-old and an unconfirmed source tells us the victim was a 9th grader at fremont high sc

serving the people of arizona. his many good works are a testament to the selfless works of service performed by congressional staff every day for the people of our districts and our nation. gabby giffords has always conducted herself in a manner that brings honor on this people's house. she passionately advocates for the positions and issues she cares so deeply about, but always in a way that is respectful of opposing views. she is a fierce competitor but always considerate of others. that is why she was such a good role model for christina -- if i could have 30 additional seconds. mr. pastor: 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. van hollen: i thank my colleague. that is why she was such a good role model for christina taylor green, the 9-year-old girl born on that terrible day, september 11, 2001, and gunned down on another awful day for our nation. christina taylor green, gabe zimmerman, and four others are tragically no longer with us. as we mourn their loss, we also pray for th

en instantes continuamos nuestra cobertura especial en arizona.o del barcelona de espaÑa ♪ con sólo ser amable ♪ no sabe cuánto puede ayudar - gracias. ♪ al ayudar una mano dar... no arriesgue los cítricos. no mueva los cítricos. vaya a salveloscítricos.org. >> huyÓ del paÍs tras la emisiÓn de unos videos se recibÍa dinero en manos del ex asesor.. a cambio de la lÍnea editorial del canal que dirigÍa. capturado por la interpol fue extraditado y sentenciado a ocho aÑos de prisiÓn. el aÑo pasado alan garcÍa le dio un indulto por problemas de salud, pero una vez libre sus actividades demostraron que no estaba tan grave, entonces el indulto fue cancelado. >> cualquier noticia dicen que es una cortina de humo, al contrario, tiene que ver con la eficiencia policial y como poner en su sitio las cosas. >> garcÍa asegurÓ que fue engaÑado sobre el supuesto estado de salud, pero que ahora las rejas estarÁn bien cerradas. >> el ex empresario de televisiÓn permaneció ocho meses en la clandestinidad. ahora deberÁ volver a la cárcel para cumplir los 12 aÑos de co

>> gun fire erupts at a political event in arizona. six are dead and 13 are wounded, including the host, congresswoman gab riel giford. >> this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >> good evening, everyone, i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. that arizona congresswoman is in critical condition after she was shot in the head while hosting a public event in tuscon this morning. samantha hayes has the latest from washington. >> officials have determined that congresswoman gabriel gifford was the target of a shooting in her political district in southern arizona. meanwhile, her colleagues on capitol hill are reacting in shock and sadness. one of the victims of a shooting spree at a tuscon grocery store saturday morning is us congresswoman gabriel gifford, making it a sad day for capitol hill and arizona. >> my thoughts and prayers are with congresswoman gabriel gifford, the staff and their families, as well as other victims of the senseless and cruel violence. >> reporter: gifford, who represents the southern arizona district was holding

, y fue precisamente en arizona donde comenzó esta nueva batalla contraparte de nuestra comunidad ahoran estos momentos se centra en mississippi en este estado de aquí y la ley s b 2179 prohíben la contracción de jornaleros en las calles, permitiría multan a quienes los contraten y confiscar de quienes transporte a indocumentados pero quienes son y qué tienen en común las propuestas. fue el senador republicano russellapoyados por el tea party y la medida de no o tr to la ciudadanía automática a hijos de indocumentado nuests en esto país, ambos coinciden que este tipo de medidas son necesarias por la falta de liderazgo por parte del gobierno federal y ahora nos vamos a jackson mississippi y ahí está vanessa hauc quien fue en busca de respuesta al capitolio y ha mro chabló con el principal au tr de autor medida. >>>vanessa: llegamos al capitolio porque aprobaron la s b 2179. fuimos en busca del arquitecto y creador de la ordenanza. sfa l esta ley es ma pareciuy parecid ley de arizona es el caso de la ley de mississippi. >>> no a quit la ley le permitiría a la policía verificar el estatus

taking up resolution regarding the shootings in tucson, arizona. on thursday and friday they are not in session due to a pre scheduled conference. you can follow live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span. >> thank you very much, mr. president and mr. vice president. you have honored me and my family by giving me an opportunity to serve you and to serve our nation. >> with more than 80 appearances by william daley and 100 by gene sperling, you can use the c-span library to learn more about the new additions to the obama administration. you can search and watch any time on line at our c-span video library. it is washington, your way. tomorrow on "washington journal," we will continue to follow the shootings in tucson arizona. also a discussion on the 112 congress with william kristol of the weekly standard. after that a look at the docket for the u.s. supreme court. later, we will chat with the ceo of the center on education policy, jack jennings, on his organization's recent report on gaps in test scores. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern, here on c

>> no creo que los estados deban repetir lo que hizo arizona, no creo que lo que ha pasado en arizonaue asegurar la frontera, segundo hay que crear un proceso electrÓnico para que los empleadores puedan asegurarse que sus empleados estÁn aquÍ legalmente, como parte de ese sistema moderno, tenemos que buscar maneras de ayudar a esos muchachos que vinieron aquÍ muy jÓvenes, que los padres los trajeron sin culpa de ellos, y acomodar a esos muchachos, o con sus servicios en las fuerzas armadas o seguir sus carreras universitarias pero tiene que ser parte de un proceso de modernizar el sistema de migraciÓn de este paÍs y despuÉs de asegurar la frontera, y de crear un sistema electrÓnico para verificar el estatus de los empleados. >> lograr lo que usted ha logrado es un gran logro para cualquiera pero mÁs para un hijo exiliado, hÁbleme del orgullo de su familia. >> es tambiÉn para nuestra comunidad, una comunidad que tanto dio para que sus hijos, y sus nietos tengan las oportunidades que ellos no tuvieron pero es un tributo a este paÍs, no hay país en el mundo donde esto sea posible, y aunq

as the bears hold off arizona state 65-61. >>> over on the women's side, stanford blew out arizona state-35 for the 54th straight win at the maple pavilion and cal finished off a sweep of the arizona schools with an 80-60 win against the wild cats. >>> when boston college takes the field tomorrow at at&t park in the kraft fights hunger bowl, the end of mark's career, the career that nearly ended two years ago. kim coyle has the story. >> boston college gets its strength from linebacker mark herzlit and started making plays for the eagles as a freshman. two years later, he was an all american but decided to return for his senior season. right when he could have been working out with the new nfl team, in may of 2009, he was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer. his playing career and much more were in jeopardy. >> when i was first diagnosed, my doctors told me that, you know, you're never going to be able to play football again. you're not going to be able to run again. you might be able to jog a little bit. but you know, you're going to be very limited athletically for the rest of yo

of course, not arizona in arizona is a part of the gun culture. many residence dislike not only the concealed weapon's law, but the idea that people are allowed to carry guns in public at all. >> i was like oh, what is that all about? >> people, they tend to get, you know, arguments and stuff. if they have something handy, then they will pull it out and use it. i just don't like guns myself. i would rather see them get more control of it. >> i don't think that anybody should have a concealed weapon other than a police officer. >> let them go! get out of here. >> reporter: but could they deter crime? no reliable studies to support either side. now, one research concludes that hoes with guns are three times more likely to be the scene of a homicide. and it is another report that gun owners use firearms in self- defense, $2.5 million times a year. most criminologies call them a flawed. >>> in phoenix, the homicide rate increased by a third since they began issuing the concealed weapons permit almost two years ago. but police say that is because of th

today's pac-10 women, beating arizona state. and cal knocks off 'arizona. >> with jim harbaugh gone, stanford searching for their new head coach. as for the rest of college football, three bowl games left. kentucky and pitt today in the compass bowl. second quarter, kentucky back to pass. the block. panthers recover inside the wildcat 10678 leads to a touchdown. 13-3 pitt at the half. third quarter, more from the panthers. brock comes down with it. 1 yards -- 13-yard on the score. >> colts hosting the jets today. we have those highlights at 11:00, and we'll tee it up at 6:00, the pga tour in hawaii, the tournament of champions from last year, that one-week offseason. >> alan: just ahead, college athletes stirring it up in the kitchen. theeeeeeeeeeeeee medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of w

coming up, we're going to get the latest from here in arizona. we'll have a conversation with two people who helped subdue the shooter until police arrived. >>> and we'll also take a closer look at some of the victims, including the youngest, a 9-year-old girl born on the day of the 9/11 attacks she had just been elected to the school council, and went to see the congresswoman because she was interested in government. a sad story there. >>> miguel almaguer joins me. >> reporter: at least six people are dead, another 13 injured. the fbi and sheriff's department is conducting a joint investigation. this morning they believe they have the gunman in custody, though as you mentioned they are looking for another suspect. they say the congresswoman was the target. panic and chaos outside a sub b suburban grocery store. saturday just after 10:00, a gunman began his rampage. congresswoman giffords was meeting with her constituents. the gunman turned the pistol on a crowd. >> there were eight pops that set off really quickly. next thing we knew there was a

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of arizona. i think that's significant in itself because this is not just a local story, it's a story reaching worldwide. you've done international interviews with television from spain to london all over. and i have as well. there's no question the world's watching what we do here. and i think the world's watching how arizona will react. after the tax on ethnic studies and after the senate president, now senate president russell pierce has said he will attack the 14th amendment. we're going to find out whether arizona can change or whether it cannot. >> well, you know, i've been here 31 dwreers and i love this state. it's a beautiful place. i had to drive to globe yesterday and on the way there and back i kept thinking, look at this unspectacular scenery. and all of the people that i've met andino here in southern arizona have been wonderful to me and my family. and i just hope that we can -- the better nature of us prevails and that these people who want to engage in all of this hatred and talk

of arizona schools with the 80-60 win against the wild cats.hen boston college takes the field tomorrow at at&t park in the kraft fight hunger bowl, and that is where mark hurzlick, the college career could have ended and definitely could have ended a few years earlierkim coyle has the story. >> reporter: boston college gets its strength from the linebacker mark. and he started making plays for the eagles as a freshman. two years later he was an all american but decided to return for his senior season. right when he could have been working out with the new nfl team, in may of 2009, he was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer. his playing career and much more were in jeopardy. >> when i was first diagnosed, my doctors told me that you know, you're never going to be able to play football again. you're not going to be able to run again. you might be able to jog a little bit but you know, you're going to be very limited athletically for the rest of your life. >> reporter: he underwent eight months of chemotherapy and had a titanium rod put in

gabrielle giffords and others outside a safeway store in tucson, arizona yesterday. here are his remarks. >> good morning. our thoughts and prayers of the house and nation always congressman giffords and her family. we are also praying for the families of judge roll and all those who were taken from us yesterday so senselessly. i directed that the flags on the house of the capital be flown at half mast in honor of gabe's death in the line of duty. and attacked on one who served is an attack on all who serve. such acts of violence have no place in our society. i want to commend the federal, state, and local officials for all of their efforts. i have told the fbi director at the house stands ready to assist in anyway possible. the coming week has been postponed so that we can take necessary action regarding yesterday's events. announce a revised schedule. to the members of the house and their staffs, i ask that on the sabbath day that we keep gaby and her staff in our thoughts and prayers. public service is a high honor, but these tragic events remind us that all of us

a gunman shoots arizona congresswoman gabriel gabrielle giffords and kills others at a public event, including a federal judge and a nine-year- old girl. >> i am katie couric with a special edition of the "cbs evening news." also tonight, doctors say the congresswoman is in critical condition, but they are hopeful. >> i am about as optimistic as you can get in this situation. >> we will have more on giffords and on the alleged gunman who is in custody tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. it was gunfire that shattered the city of tucson, arizona, stunned the nation and shocked the political establishment. a gunman fired into a crowd at a public event outside of a supermarket, critically wounding congresswoman gabrielle giffords and killing or wounding several others. here is what we know. congresswoman giffords was shot in the head, but doctors are now optimistic about her prospects. a 22-year-old gunman is in police custody, his motive still unknown. a

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>> an arizona congresswoman a victim of a >> alan: good evening. arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords is fighting for her life tonight. six people are dead and 12 others wound after a gunmap fired in a town hall gathering today. giffords was a figurative target of the right, and today she became the actual target of a gunman. >> reporter: we're here at the hospital where congresswoman give give giffords is being treated. she is being kept in a medically induced coma after a shooting that has stunned the nation, and members of the community are praying for the victims. >> the gunman shoot gabrielle giffords outside this supermarket point blank, and then just kept firing. >> i was three feet from her. i was shaking to my core. >> when it was over, 19 lay on the ground, gunned down, six of them killed, among them, three of giffords' staffers, a nine-year-old girl, and federal judge john roll who just came by to say hello. >> he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. i hope she will survive. this is a very very -- devastating wound. >> a tragedy

por las víctimas de arizona, las imágenes son en vivo. >> las personas que estuvieron en ñl ataque dered lee loughner están esta noche, entre ellos el latino que ayudo a gabrielle giffords cuando estaba recien herida, salvandole la vida. >> muchas personas están en este emotivo encuentro. >> el presidente barack obama conto que la congresista gabrielle giffords abrió los ojos cuando fue visitada . >> tenemos información desde el centro de oakland . >> hace unos minutos comenzó una vigilia en la alcaldia de oakland, donde llegaron personas para reclamar por la violencia en el país y por las víctimas caidas en el ataque de arizona . >> tomaron la voz líderes del área local y centro de estudiantes . >> expresando su oposicion a la violencia que se vive en todo el país, previo a celebrar el día de martín luther king, piden que pare la violencia en estados unidos . >> nos sentimos así en oakland mucha violencia y falta de unión en la comunidad. >> pienso que debemos demostrar que estamos unidos a nivel de nación, mandando un mensaje que queremos que pare la violencia. >> la vigila seguira

. ♪ >>> y de arizona, raúl para hablarnos de esta tragedia que vive hoy estados unidos >>> la súper estrella lu pila enfoque, comienza ahora ♪ . >>> muy buenos dias, y hoy 9 de enero del 2011, vamos a hablar sobre lo que usted vio en vivo y en directo ayer por telemundo la congresista ayer de arizona, fue una de 12 personas heridas hubo también 6 muertos en el incidente, cuando la congresista en una reunión publica, fue agredida por un hombre con una pistola que le disró ese hombre de 22 años de edad, está en manos de las autoridades, ahora están buscando un segundo sospechoso, que dicen que quizás estuvo participando en este incidente >>> í está nuestra janett rodriguez con los últimos detalles >>> muy enos días, como bien lo dijiste, son casi 24 horas que ocurrió esta horrenda masacre co pueden ver a mis espaldas, ahora la escena aun está acordonada es una escena de crimen, murieron 5 personas instantáneamente y durante todo el día y toda la noche y hoy en la mañana los investigadoresestán en la escena, no hay tráfico de personas, y es que todos tratan de descifrar qué pasó se sabe que el

(cheers and applause) thank you, arizona. (cheers and applause) we know that the violence that occurred saturday does not represent this community, this state, or this country. (cheers and applause) at these times, words can fail us. so let us listen instead to the words of the old testament and i will provide a reading now from the book of isaiah. "comfort, yes, comfort my people says your god. speak comfort to jerusalem and cry out to her that her warfare is ended, that her inequity is pardoned, for she has received from the lord's hand double for all her sins. the voice of one crying in the wilderness, prepare the way of the lord, make straight in the desert a highway for our god. every valley shall be exalted and every mountain and hill brought low. the crooked places shall be made straight and the rough places smooth. the glory of the lord shall be revealed and all flesh slal see it together, f the mouth of the lord has spoken. lift up your eyes on high and see who has created these things. who brings out their host by n

. >> conferencista, querÍa hablar un poquito sobre arizona.ora a ir a una pausa y cuando regresemos, el presidente de estados unidos y su esposa en arizona presenciarÁn una vigilia por las vÍctimas del atentado. y se cayÓ la secretaria de estado hillary clinton. fue leve pero cayÓ de bruces. cadailimitado por $69.99lan con at&t o verizon... ...siempre hay algo que se queda fuera. con sprint, por el mismo precio, obtienes texto, internet, gps y llamadas sin límites a cualquier móvil del país. por eso el club sprint es tan especial. porque en él entran todos. por $69.99 obtén texto, internet y llamadas sin límites con el plan todo de datos de sprint. >> maÑana el presidente barack obama y su esposa participaron en una ceremonia especial aceptando una invitaciÓn de la universidad de arizona. establecemos en este momento contacto con rebeca ruiz, vocera de la universidad de arizona. gracias por estar con nosotros. >> buenas noches y gracias. >> que nos podrÍa adelantar sobre el programa de maÑana y los preparativos para esta ceremonia. >> buena, l

circuit, which include the state of arizona. you'll recall federal judge john roll was one of the victims. let's listen to attorney general eric holder. >> ...eternal in the heavens. this is the lord's word. ( applause ) >> i think you can see by those who are in the program, by the many dignitaries and elected officials in the audience, how deeply our country was affected by the terrible events last saturday. we are truly honored to have the leader of our great nation with us here tonight ( cheers and applause ) we are, obviously, saddened by the circumstances that have brought president and mrs. obama to tucson, but we are comforted, we are comforted by their compassion and inspired by their determination to reach out and help. america has been blessed through its glorious history by visionary and committed presidents who often at great personal sacrifice step forward to lead us to better futures and greater hope. barack obama assumed the perezidency at a perilous time in our history. we are fortunate to have someone with his

kate thompson is here with the very latest on the shooting in arizona and today's developments. >> were learning a lot about the saturday morning, what the shooter jerry it was doing, how was that the morning. he went to several wal-mart's was pulled over by police but they let him go. it was also say with a large black bag and police are still looking for the bag. we also want to fill you in on many of the shooting victims. we do have photos to show you that or released by the congresswoman's office. her husband holding and doctors say she is expected to live action making small movements of our own now. in washington d.c. many lawmakers spoke about the tragedy and choking back tears. the president of first lady went straight to the hospital once they arrive in arizona to meet with gabrielle gifford has been. >> none of the downward events have occurred at this time which is exactly what we want to happen at this point. we have really decrease the amount of sedation that were giving her and as a result of that she's becoming more and more spontaneous all the time. >> there been a lot o

here is the latest from arizona. congresswoman giffords is in critical condition after a bullet passed through her head. arizona's chief federal judge john roll, one of giffords' arizona staff members, and a 9-year-old girl are among the dead. one suspect identified by authorities as 22-year-old jared loughner was arrested, and a second man is being sought. for more on this story, we turn now to carl cameron on capitol hill, and trace gallagher in tucson. trace? >> reporter: good morning, bret. we're outside the university medical center, where gabrielle giffords, the congresswoman, remains in the intensive care unit. she is in critical condition, but doctors are still very optimistic about her survival. the bullet, as you said, passed through her head, but it did strike part of her brain. even though she is responding to commands, medical experts say that does not rule out the possibility of long-term damage. we have also learned that gabrielle giffords was the intended target of this attack. in all, 19 people were

president obama called it a tragedy for arizona and the entire country.olice say the shooter is in custody. his exact motivation is unknown. late today, sheriffs say they're looking for a second possible suspect. the tonight the sheriff says authorities are investigating a suspicious package that was found after the shooting at gives' headquarters. i'm alan wong reporting live. and we'll have more tonight at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc. you can see

since the shooting in arizona. many politicians saying the rhetoric may have contributed to the violence. today the public heard from sara palin who has been at the center of the criticism. she responded to the situation. kron 4's kate thompson has that story. >> reporter: sara palin breaks the silence, rejecting criticism that the language may be to blame for the shooting. >> despicable act of this criminal. and they claim political debate got more heated just recently. >> reporter: stirring up more controversy, she accuses the media of blood libel. >> should not manufacture a blood libel that services only to insight the hatred that they purport to condemn. >> reporter: a poll shows americans dismiss the idea that it is to blame for the shooting. >> i don't think it caused this. >> reporter: hillary clinton calls him an extremest. >> when you crass the line from expressing opinions that are conflicting differences in our political environment into taking action, violent action, that is extremism. >> reporter: kat

she loved to the people of arizona. it is almost beyond words. >> huddled beyond -- huddled around a hand-held radio, people try to gather information. they called for peace. >> to be with other people and show our support is something that staying home could not do. we want to gabby to know we are thinking about her and supporting her. >> these people dropped everything and made their way here. >> i was in my car going to meet my husband at the gym. i did not know what else to do but to come here. >> we are expecting this crowd to get much larger. we are expecting a prayer vigil to start at 6:00 p.m. we are expecting the crowd to grow as the night goes on. >> thanks. we are learning more about the young man accused in the shooting today. tammy is in the newsroom. you have been digging around. what have you been able to find out. >> he is jared lee loughner. we came across some bizarre videos he posted on youtube. we are getting our first look at who appears to be jared loughner. the photograph was pulled off of his fac

host: in arizona? guest: in arizona. the college police could of called in a crisis team to evaluate him. at some point, the university could of taken that responsibility. we see this incident as a failure to intervene early and a failure to get treatment to mr. jared loughner when he needed it. we understand that universities and community colleges are very busy. they see hundreds of thousands of students every day, but this -- he was involved in the campus police five times, numerous instructors knew he was having significant mental health problems. in arizona, it is relatively easy to pick up the phone and ask for intervention. host: where about his parents? he was 18 years old. guest: we are not clear of the role of his parents. the reality is, at any given day, half of the people in this country who have mental health problems received no treatment. the lack of knowledge -- in some cases, parents, friends, and acquaintances have no idea what they are seeing. again, if they understand is a mental health problem, they

¿por quÉ estoy mostrando estos documentos y hablando de arizona?e, amigos y amigas, la sb 1070 y la 2179 en mississippi, son en efecto la misma cosa. ¿quÉ pasa? que nuevamente nuestra comunidad estÁ lidiando con un tema muy preocupante. nos vamos ahora directamente a jackson, mississippi. ahÍ estÁ nuestra enviada especial vanessa hauc para hablarnos sobre lo que estÁ ocurriendo en ese estado. vanessa, muy buenos dÍas. >>gracias, josÉ. definitivamente la comunidad hispana aquÍ en mississippi estÁn afrontando un futuro incierto. muchas personas con las que hemos conversado nos han dicho que si el proyecto de ley sb 2179 es aprobado, ellos se irÍan del estado porque no quieren vivir bajo el miedo. nosotros llegamos hasta aquÍ, hasta el capitolio estatal en busca de respuestas, y logramos hablar con el promotor, escritor y principal promotor de esta ley que muchos estÁn llamando "antiimigrante". >>this law is racist... vanessa: llegamos hasta jackson, en el corazÓn de mississippi, donde el senado estatal aprobÓ en medio de protestas el proyecto de ley

reconoció el valor de un joven hispano que salvo la vida de ggabrielle giffords (demócrata de arizona. >> noche de honor y respeto, un tremendo atentado hhacía 6 vidas . >> los que actuaron a favor de la ccongresista son en estos momentos hñroes. >> daniel dice que el ppasado sábado fueron todos hñroes y muchos hubiesen hecho lo mismo. >> la gobernadora de estado de arizona dijo el este estado volverá a sonreir . >> el presidente barack obama dijo que no hay nada que puede decier que pueda llenar los corazónes doliente. >> el además declaró que ggabrielle giffords (demócrata de arizona) abrió sus ojos cuando el la visito. >> presidente barack obama dijo que los estados unidos no debe estar en contra de los vecinos y que la democracia es el único espacio para salir de esto. >> vvolvemos desde el centro de la noticia a tomar contacto con ustedes. adelante estudios. . >> desde ttucson se unieron en vigilia para luchar por la paz. >> previo al día de mmartin luther king . >> la ccongresista cito a mmartin luther king . >> tambiñn aparecieron jóvenes que luchan por la paz en la zona. >> de

it is a tragedy for arizona and a tragedy for our entire country. what americans do at times of tragedy is to come together and support each other. >> at 2:00 p.m. tucson time, four hours after the shooting, the congresswoman's surgeon emerged with an update. >> the congresswoman is not deceased. >> can you tell us her condition currently? >> she is in critical condition. >> the bullet had passed straight through her brain, but after hours of grueling surgery, giffords was still alive. >> i'm about as optimistic as i can get in this situation. >> 6 of the other 19 victims there was no hope. among them, 9-year-old christina taylor, pronounced dead at the hospital. 30-year-old gabe zimmerman, giffords' director of community outreach. he was engaged to be married. and judge roll, the tucson sheriff, clarence dupnik, was a friend of his. >> this morning got up like he does on every saturday morning, went to mass because he knows gabrielle very well, decided to come around the corner and say hi. unfortunately, he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.

of arizona. think that's significant in itself because this is not just a local story, it's a story reaching worldwide. you've done international interviews with television from spain to london all over. and i have as well. there's no question the world's watching what we do here. and i think the world's watching how arizona will react. after the tax on ethnic studies and after the senate president, now senate president russell pierce has said he will attack the 14th amendment. we're going to find out whether arizona can change or whether it cannot. >> well, you know, i've been here 31 dwreers and i love this state. it's a beautiful place. i had to drive to globe yesterday and on the way there and back i kept thinking, look at this unspectacular scenery. and all of the people that i've met andino here in southern arizona have been wonderful to me and my family. and i just hope that we can -- the better nature of us prevails and that these people who want to engage in all of this hatred and talk a

i think the sheriff in arizona should be commended. he will probably lose his job but he spoke his heart, his mind, and i think people that listen to the michele bachmans and the sarah palins to be in sight to -- incited to these that. we probably saw some unbalanced person who took a lot of that -- you got a problem, pick up a gun -- and that is what we are in this country. sarah palin says i had got you in my sight. michelle bachman said lock and load. it is really sad and i feel for these people that were shot and killed. 9-year-old girl, what a tragedy. i'm a performer and armor, i served in vietnam, i have not tested on since 1971. quite that -- i have not touched a gun since 1971. this guy had an automatic. what is that all about? some pushe getting back to the sit sheriff's words. if you miss some of our coverage, we have bet on a website. of a few minutes left to get your reaction to the events of today and yesterday. let's go to utah and talk to reggie on our line for republicans. caller: as someone involved with someone, has