causa para los soÑadores liberados en arizona, luchan por otros 1500 inmigrantes que estÁn tras las rejasismo centro de detenciÓn. >>> niÑa hispana de 4 aÑos de edad asaltada en un mcdonald's de new york y su presunto acosador es un adolescente. >>> guerra en honduras, bandas de narcotraficantes se enfrentan a balazos con saldo de muertos y heridos. >>> ojo si maneja un auto pequeÑo, muchos de los mÁs populares no pasaron la mÁs bÁsica prueba de seguridad, les diremos cuales son, comenzamos. >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >>> buenas noches, marÍa elena tiene unos dÍas libres, los soÑadores stanley bestÁn libres estados unidos, los nueve indocumentados que entraron de mÉxico a estados unidos fueron liberados por el servicio de migraciÓn mientras se estudia si les van a dar asilo, podrÍa tomar aÑos, en la practica su misiÓn cumplio su objetivo, se fueron, regresaron, llamaron la atenciÓn sobre lo que ellos consideran una injusticia libre. >>> asÍ pasan el primer dia en libertad los soÑadores despuÉs que los liberen de un centro de detenciÓn en ariz

as you know, people of arizona voted that marijuana will be legal in arizona for medicinal purposes, and that has been broadly interpreted. that has been the story in the case of other state in america. we also have a situation where we are intercepting marijuana at the border, and yet at the same time there is people who are growing marijuana legally for sale to those who need it for medicinal purposes, and we have seen in california and other states widespread people who have illnesses that require the use of marijuana. so, the attorney general of the united states the day before yesterday -- or yesterday -- announced that they were going to try to adjust the war on drugs to the most serious drug crimes. one draws the conclusion that they are not going to pay much attention to minor crimes. there is also a problem we have today, and i always make up my mind on things, but half the people in prison today in the united states are on drug charges, and some on more minor charges than others, and there is such a thing as mandatory sentences which has caused dramatic overcrowding of pris

y continÚa el drama de los dreamers detenidos en arizona tratan de cruzar la frontera. familia de uno de ellos, vamos con toda la informaciÓn. >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. con felix. buenas noches bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. nuevamente el uso de sustancias prohibidas conmociona al mundo del deporte. y otra vez, es el bÉisbol de las grandes ligas que tiene que enfrentar el escÁndalo. este lunes se harÁ oficial el nÚmero de e peloteros sancionados, por do paros para mejorar su rendimiento. se sabe, que la mayorÍa de ellos son hispanos y la mÁxima atenciÓn estÁ centrada en alex rodrÍguez, el atleta mejor pagado de este deporte. arlene amaro nos trae reacciones de los fanÁtico gs sobre este caso, que mantiene en vilo a millones de aficionados en todo el paÍs. >>> 3 veces nombrado jugador ma varios de la liga americana y el mejor pagado alex rodrÍguez. puede ser suspendido hasta el final de la temporada 2014. perdiendo su salario de 34, 2 millones de dÓlares. >>> con dios por delante, creo que tenemos y terminamos en manos de dios m

turned arizona around during the terrible economic times that arizona faced. we had a budget deficit, worse than california's per capita. today we can stand proudly and say we have a balanced budget. a rainy day fund. we did tax reform, school reform. we've been busy here, and we did it our way. not with the federal government. >> what do you and the president say on the tarmac? any reference to the last time you met when you stuck your finger in his chest? >> no, there was no reference to that. he was speaking to me as he was coming down the stairs, i welcomed him back to arizona, i thanked him immediately for his phone call during our tragedy of the fire we had, where we lost 19 firefighters and for sending vice president biden here to represent the white house. i talked to him about our federal emergency declaration, hoping we could get a little bit of energy behind it. it's been 30 days now, we haven't heard from the federal government, we have people hurting, i wanted to put that on the radar for him. >> over the weekend do you mock the obama administrati

>>> they meet again on a tarmac in arizona. it's tuesday, august 6th, and this is "now." >>> president obama is en route to arizona right now but we first want to update you on some developing news. former president george w. bush is recovering at a dallas hospital from a heart procedure he underwent this morning after doctors discovered a blocked artery during his annual physical. the operation successfully placed a stent in the artery to open the blockage. the former president says he is in high spirits and will return to his normal schedule on thursday. we'll continue to monitor the story as it develops. >>> turning now to president obama's policy push, he is just a few hours from touching down in phoenix where he'll highlight positive gains made in the state's housing market. the southwest stopover is part of the president's recent campaign to shift focus back to the nation's economy but sunny weather and signs of a recovery are not all that awaits him in the canyon of of the unknown. president obama will once again be gree

now, the president has just been in arizona speaking.s whom heritage action scores as the house's most conservative member, told politico last month it's wise, it's wise for the gop to stay silent on the voting rights act. >> i think that's very unfortunate. >> isn't it that sort of thinking hurting that party's future prospects? >> i certainly do. we are supposed to as congressmen to uphold the constitution. and let me tell you, the develop fiber of our constitution is that right to vote. not some privilege for a few. but for all of us. and so i'm very disappointed in that statement. but again, this is a moment that we've got to do what rosa parks did and turn it into a movement to reverse what the supreme court has done. >> indeed. now, the president spoke about stagnant wages in this country earlier this hour. you are back home on august recess. you're hearing from your constituents. don't today's wages speak to the need for an increase in the minimum wage, expanding the earned income tax credit, securing more affordable health care a

however, the good news is for arizona, the good news is everyone realizes we can't just cut arizona off. well, at least we hope here, we hope they realize that, but in the research for my book, i found lots of examples of attempts to make agreements about sharing shortages. it's not been an easy thing to do, but just this last november, 2012, there have been -- there has been progress. we give mexico about 1.5 million acre feed, and that -- that's a treaty between the united states and mexico, so arizona, having the most junior rights to the colorado, feels upset about that situation saying, well, why should mexico always get their 1.5 million acre feed because of the treaty while we have to have a shortage while less water will run down the central arizona project canal? the shortage sharing would cascade. they do have a plan in place for shortage, and yet arizona would still take the first cut, but they are negotiating to try to minimize that. case understands they have to share in this. if you just take prior appropriation law the way it is laid out, arizona would simply suffer, and

en libertad los soÑadores detenidos en arizona cuando intentaron reingresar a los estados unidos, elÓ revisar la pe sigticiÓn asilo y deberÁn presentarse ante un juez para exponer los argumentos. >>> emotivo es el momento que claud claudia estrecha en sus brazos a sus hijo, despuÉs de quince dÍas de estar tras las rejas en un centro de detenciÓn federal en arizona, amaro es una de las nueve soÑadores que cruzaron la frontera de mÉxico a estados unidos, cuando fueron detenidos y hoy celebra su libertad. >>> libertad, libertad, todos los dÍas miraba la ventana y la libertad que todos queremos y sobre todo la libertad donde querÍa estar. >>> la familia se reÚne de nuevo en territorio estadounidense despuÉs que claudia viviera los Últimos siete aÑos de su vida en mÉxico. >>> fueron aÑos difÍciles lejos de mi familia, mis sobrinos no los he visto, no fueron perdidos, aprendÍ muchas cosas, traigo muchas experiencias, estas Últimas semanas han sido de mucho aprendizaje. >>> semanas que permanecieron en un centro de detenciÓn de migraciÓn donde pasaron dÍas difÍciles. >>> levantaba a las 4:3

han ma bid 14 muertes de indocumentados en tucson arizona, dulce mascareÑo, univisiÓn. >>> luego de 4oral. bajo la acciÓn diferida del presidente barack oobama. de acuerdo con cifras del departamento nacional. jÓvenes inmigrantes sin autorizaciÓn legal para vivir en estados unidos se sumaron a este programa. el contingente de utah es una parte de los 430 mil dreamers que han recibido la notificaciÓn en todo el paÍs. >>> llega un alivio a indocumentados en el centro de detenciÓn de inmigracion estas personas tienen derecho a una audiencia, para que un juez les fije una fianza. y poder quedar en libertad. juan carlos gonzÁlez desde los Ángeles, nos habla sobre esto. muchos inmigrantes quedan en el limbo al caer en las manos de inmigraciÓn. sin embargo, gracias al reciente dictamen de un juez tienen derecho a una audiencia para determinar su fianza, en un perÍodo no mayor de 180 dias. puede ser antes, pero los llevan a ver un juez y un juez dedo de cuanto es la fianza para poder pagarla y salir en libertad. >>> el dictamen surgiÓ traslade manda colectiva encabezada por 2 personas, que es

voluntariamente al no contar con documentos para reingresar a estados unidos fueron detenidos en arizona por todos los compaÑeros que estÁn en esta situaciÓn. >>> cuenta la seÑora natalia que de nada sirvieron las suplicas que ella y su marido le hicieron para que este no regresa al paÍs del cual lo sacaron cuando apenas tenÍa 3 aÑos de edad. >>> obvio que nos opusimos su padre se enfadÓ mucho no tenemos nada allÁ si salimos un dÍa de nuestra casa dejÁndolo todo por la bendita miseria. >>> en este video el joven defendiÓ su motivo para comete ter un acto que no tuvo sentido para muchos. >>> decidÍ volver porque con tigo naumente aumentan las estados unidos a mÉxico. >>> cabe mencionar que no es la primera vez que marco es enseÑado en un centro de detenciÓn a raÍz de actos de protestas el joven de origen mexicano se ha convertido en uno doloroso otros mÁs conocido de dreamers. >>> en el verano 2012 marco logrÓ infiltrarse en un centro de detenciÓn donde entrevistaron asientos de detenidos y descubrieron que muchos habÍan sido puestos en la cÁrcel sin haber cometido delito tras conseguir l

we have a lot of meth down there in arizona. so, the next guy that we got, after we did jugs, i'm like, man, this is cool, let's get some more. so, you know, it's addicting to me now. [laughter] >> so, that's right, it's a good addiction, though, right? you know, we got jugs and everything was good, and you know, [speaker not understood] the guy that you saw in the press conference, i don't do press conferences. i stay out of them. i don't like being in front of cameras. he was all hank paulson. then guess what? he got booted out of office and they brought in another guy. so, i'm like man, this is going to work with this guy, too. every new attorney that come n you have to sit down with them and meet them and tell them what this means to you and what you can do and what you can't do, see if they'll go with it. and, so, the new guy came in and i was like, i don't know if he's going to go with this, but let's try it anyway. so, this is where we met william brahas. i'll tell you a little about him, too, and his story. i'll wait for

. >>> it was a tragic end, the search for an arizona teenager who was believed to be inspired by the movie into the wild. 18-year-old jonathan croom was found dead last night. police think he committed suicide. his body was found not too far away from his vehicle which was abandoned last week in oregon. he was supposed to start college in arizona ten days ago but never showed up. >>> a brave little girl who captured the heart of the entire nation is finally going home. sarah murnaghan expected to be released from the hospital today more than two months after her lung transplants. she was dying of cystic fibrosis when her family successfully fought the rules that kept her off the transplant list. she has been taken off oxygen, but she still uses a machine that helps her to breathe. she's also walking short distances with a walker. >>> in just a few hours, day two of the sentencing phase for ft. hood shooter major hasan gets under way. yesterday the prosecution called more than a dozen witnesses to testify including one soldier that was shot several times during that 2009 shooting ramp

>> one of the great ironies is arizona is back.sing market has gotten much healthier and something somewhat unique. we were doing a study or office. areas like arizona that didn't have a lot of governmental intervention whether the market was able to work out its bad debts are coming back. parts of the country that had lots of government intervention are still in the doldrums. charles: doesn't speak beyond the housing market when an economy looks beyond the housing market it looked like a boom mentality, to your point at without government intervention the state of arizona was able to operate, rebuild jobs, businesses moving down for years and that led to a quicker recovery. >> we have 125,000 migration into arizona and we have to think california for is that. one argument we are trying to make is places like arizona with very eat fish and foreclosure systems and it is a horrible thing to go through but it also helps the market come back much faster and places where we have done foreclosure moratorium sandlots of government interve

. >> the sole survivor of an arizona fire fighting team speaks about the deadly wildfire that killed 19 of his friends. >> everyone in that wildfire wanted to do everything they could and they did. >>> cause on camera. a violent collision sends the bus passengers and the driver flying. >>> and there are some newly minted millionaires out there. captioning funded by cbs rom the jackpot. this is t >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, august 8th, 2013. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm alexis christoforous. this morning firefighters in california are battling a fast-moving wildfire that has injured three people and destroyed about a dozen buildings. the silver fire is burning about 100 miles east of los angeles. it started yesterday afternoon, then exploded. the flames were so fast area officials were trapped. they've been safely evacuated but more than nine square niles have been destroyed. and the fire remains out of control. >> reporter: in the center of what was a home a grand fireplace stands, fire still burning around it. the same scene repeated itself at hardwa

phoenix or arizona it's a thousand. okay. it used to be 250 years ago and they moved it up to a thousand. so, it's a little bit harder for us to get -- if i got him down to $97 0 in damage, i almost got him. [laughter] >> but this is the way we started, though. ultra was my very first big case instead of doing these little tagers every so often. you guys investigating graffiti crimes, you see a tager come across. once in a while, what the hell is this, ultra again? ultra again? * this is how we started. * tagger look at different things on facebook. i don't know if you guys can see all the paint cans. it's got a couple assault rifles in there. graffiti is just -- graffiti -- those guys aren't that bad. we're seeing a lot of -- in the state of -- in the city of phoenix, not the state of arizona, but the city of phoenix, we don't recognize tagging crews yet as gangses. they don't filth our criteria for dealing that. but if you look at it, they do. i can prove to you that it's the same stuff as when when you document a gang memo

what is arizona? yes. homecoming, $600. answer -- daily double. [ applause ] and you got in with arizona ahead of william on that one. good news for you. you can risk any or all of your $1,600. i'll risk...$600, please. okay. here's the clue. no? no. who is alexandre dumas? all right, you're at $1,000. select again. mythology for $200. olivia. who is jason? jason is right. mythology, $400, please. arjun. who is achilles? correct. mythology for $600, please. [ beep ] and that was the famous gordian knot. arjun, back to you. i'll take homecoming for $800, please. william. what is mount vernon? correct. homecoming for $1,000. william. what is oahu? no. arjun or olivia? lahaina on maui. back to you, william. mythology for $800. william. who is mercury? no. arjun? who is hermes? hermes, greek messenger. i'll take words containing silent letters for $200, please. william. what is an island? that's it. words for $400. william. what is wednesday? correct. words containing silent letters, $600. william. what is a psychic? psychic. y

que se queda con sus hijos, vilma cuenta el drama migratorio que toca a otra familia esta vez en arizonaestÁ en proceso de deportaciÓn, Él se rehusÓ no quiere dejar a sus 5 hijos, ciudadanos estadounidenses. >>> mis hijos, realmente son niÑos que tienen el sueÑo de cursar la universidad aquÍ en estados unidos. y yo creo que tienen el potencial, y pues, es un sueÑo que tienen. y querÍamos trabajar por eso. no me gustarÍa dejarlos. >>> martÍn estuvo preso dos meses, y quedÓ libre, luego de pagar una fianza. ahÍ empezÓ el calvario de la familia, desde entonces, martÍn estuvo bajo la amenaza de la deportaciÓn. >>> era triste, porque siempre fuimos apegados a su papÁ. >>> martÍn luchÓ hasta donde pudo en las cortes para que le permitieran quedarse en estados unidos, le dijeron que se vencieron sus recursos y se tenÍan que ir, en cualquier momento podrÍan deportarlo. >>> somos una familia bien afortunada por tener 5 pequeÑos, todos niÑos sÚper inteligentes. >>> los niÑos viven atemorizados porque quedarÍan sin su papÁ. guadalupe aplicarÍa para la acciÓn diferida, pero no serÍa una soluciÓn par

as you know, people of arizona voted that marijuana will be legal in arizona for medicinal purposes,nd that has been broadly interpreted. that has been the story in the case of other state in america. we also have a situation where we are intercepting marijuana at the border, and yet at the same time there is people who are growing marijuana legally for sale to those who need it for medicinal purposes, and we have seen in california and other states widespread people who have illnesses that require the use of marijuana. so, the attorney general of the united states the day before yesterday -- or yesterday -- announced that they were going to try to adjust the war on drugs to the most serious drug crimes. one draws the conclusion that they are not going to pay much attention to minor crimes. there is also a problem we have today, and i always make up my mind on things, but half the people in prison today in the united states are on drug charges, and some on more minor charges than others, and there is such a thing as mandatory sentences which has caused dramatic overcrowding of prison

we know in states like arizona and texas, and arizona there have been significant demographic shifts that have identified opportunities to begin likely did in colorado and virginia to turn states that were decidedly red to purple and then eventually to blue. we are going to do that through aggressive voter registration efforts. we are going to talk about the democratic agenda, making sure hold republicans accountable. >> you were talking about holding republicans accountable. intensive a message for 2014, what case can they make that they should be taking control of the house. can they make the argument that you have done anything to move congress toward a positive resolution? >> president obama and congressional democrats have been trying to make sure that voters have two distinct choices. they clearly chose president obama and democrats. they want to continue to rebuild this economy from the middle class out. they want to make sure when it comes to housing everybody has an opportunity to live the american gene and have a safe and secure roof over their heads. they want access to af

, un agente del polÉmico alguacil joe arpaio, y vigilantes voluntarios, dulce desde arizona, dice quÉuy claro a grupos de vigilantes de la fronteras, los (nombre en inglÉs). no anden apuntando sus armas, ni tomando la ley bajo sus propias manos, luego que un grupo de vigilantes que patrullaban por inmigrantes indocumentados, se enfrentaran con agentes de joe arpaio, un vigilante apuntÓ el arma semiautomÁtico, a un agente del condado de maricopa, al que confundiÓ con un traficante, dijo. (hablan en inglÉs). >>> el alguacil dice que sus agentes portaban el uniforme con emblemas del sheriff. y aÚn asÍ el individÚo no bajaba el arma, terminÓ en la cÁrcel, y estÁ con vida. el sospechoso de 49 aÑos de edad, pertenece al grupo de vigilantes (nombre en inglÉs). >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> joe arpaio dijo que los vigilantes tenÍan armas que disparan 30 balas, como sus agentes, estamos hablando de armas de asalto, muchas balas podrÍan haberse descargado. >>> un grupo de personas que se juntan, y hacen la decisiÓn que van a patrullar la frontera con armas. es, es algo donde puede salir algo muy,

a a arraras >>> buenas tardes, mariÍa celese tiene el dÍa libre en el dia de hoy, vamos a tucson, arizona libertad los s a soÑadores que estuvieron masd e 15 dÍas detenidos, despuÉs de cruzar la forn dfrontera de mÉor nogales se les acepto un apeti i apeticiÓn de silasilo tentativ c carc carlos botifoll con los dl detalles. >>> asÍ, es, josÉ, muchos decÍ que no iba a ocurrir, pero los s soÑadores despuÉs de estar d detenidos en arizona lograron a salir, estÁn libres y sus peti peticiones de asilo serÁn cons d consideradas, los 9 dreamers son los con los 3 que salieron por su t cuenta y tabestaban fuera delÍs despuÉs de dÍas difÍciles enc r encerrados hoy ganan la 1primer batalla, para sus solicitudes y procesos migratorios que puede ser largos, porque no es comÚn q que se conceda asilo a ciudada o ciudadanos mecexicanos que aleg tener miedo por ahora mhuchos de estos est a estaran de nuevo con sus fl familiares. >>> hoy activistas dicen que de ganar sus casos, llos jnÓvene t establecerian un precedente para los otros que sufen del dolor de la deportaciÓn . >>> carlos, quÉ dice la autorida

y entraron ilegalmente esta claro. >>> estuvieron trabajando mucho tiempo en arizona. >>> estuvimosto. >>> a ustedes los detuvieron. >>> estuvimos presos en la cÁrcel por 3 meses. >>> estaban trabajando lo dos en el mismo lugar. >>> yo estaba en la secciÓn del frente donde terminamos de limpiar los carros por completo. >>> y ustedes en la aspiradoras. >>> a usted tambiÉn la detienen? >>> a los dos. >>> cuando los detienes que hacen como una es redada cuÉntenos? >>> en irrealidad llegan de sorpresa no esperamos nos rodean es algo muy difÍcil porque uno esta trabajando no se espera que vayan a llegar por uno en el momento se vero ideado como un criminal. >>> es algo violento cuando se hace a una redada a usted lo esposaron. >>> me esposaron al momento me movieron las manos hacia atrÁs y te esposan fuerte te aprietan los esposas bastantes entonces, no puedes moverte. >>> tus manos estÁn inmÓviles es algo difÍcil. >>> esto ha estado ocurriendo en el lugar donde ustedes trabajan y tu donde estabas? >>> me estaba quedando con mi tÍa ella siempre me cuidaba con los papas trabajan en este m

and arizona to talk about there was one of the arizona republicans are already scheming up ways they can rig with twenty twenty elections in their plans include gerrymandering arizona districts arizona republican party chairman robert graham has formed a new committee of g.o.p. election experts to monitor the two thousand and twenty redistricting process in that state but arizona republicans aren't alone all across the u.s. republicans and democrats are gerrymandering to districts in order to win seats or hold them for ever and suddenly sometimes they go to pretty absurd lengths to create the perfect district take a look at illinois fourth for example it was specifically designed to contain two of chicago's major hispanic areas and as we know hispanics typically vote democratic this fourth district has been a democratic stronghold for over twenty years and the strongest democratic districts in the country on the other side of the republicans have done in pennsylvania in order to win seats in congress this is really a bipartisan issue so my suggestion on this is polly guns amend the c

you're watching the president arriving in phoenix, arizona.ing on to burbank, california, to be live on "the jay leno show." it may be the first time we hear from the president on camera regarding this latest terror threat and a litany of other issues likely to be addressed on leno's show. not just an entertainment show. certainly more serious topics addressed there later this evening when he talks with jay leno. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> meanwhile, still ahead, a heartbreaking end to a story that touched so many. the 2-year-old known as the world's youngest best man has passed away after serving in his parents' wedding just last week. how the toddler's parents are remembering him today. the world's most advanced distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufacturers," "eliminating costly markups," "and buy directly from local farmers in every region of the country." "when you see our low prices, remember the wheels turning behind the scenes, del

habla en univisiÓn. 200 detenidos en las redadas de lavo ders de auto en arizona. indocumentados en california. en nueva jersey no pueden tratar de cambiar la orientaciÓn sexual a los homosexual. y nueva mascota en la casa blanca que llega hacerle compaÑÍa a bob. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn. ediciÓn nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >>> buenas noches, acusados bajo cargos federales 14 detenidos en redadas al menos 13 auto lavados en la zona central de arizona, la discusiÓn de la reforma migratoria sigue atorada en el congreso y las deportaciones continÚan y vilma tiene las historias. >>> estos inmigrantes la mayorÍa de origen mexicano, que trabajaban en los lavadero's de automÓviles. es un parte del grupo de 223 detenido en la redada de servicio de inmigraciÓn y aduanas, ice. >>> nos trataron como criminales dijeron que alza ramos la mano, habÍan mujeres trabajando tambiÉn y todas comenzaron a llorar. ice dice que el operativo era contra los empleadores que contrataban inmigrantes indocumentados y no trabajadores que tienen un

seguimos en arizona, los 9 dreamers arrestados cuando cruzaron la frontera, protagonizaron una vigiliaiÓn sobre otros casos de jÓvenes inmigrantes que enfrentan una deportaciÓn. la legislaciÓn busca disminuir la deuda de los universitarios estadounidenses para estudiar. la diferencia de las tasas anteriores, que llegaron a un interÉs del 6,8%. los interÉs de los prestamos tendrÁn ahora una tasa maxima del 3, 86%. serÁ mejor para mÍ, para todos los estudiantes que van a la escuela. y los estudiantes que van mana a muchos estudiantes y latinos para aplicar. >>> en estados unidos el 65% de los estudiantes abandonan sus carreras por los primeros 3 aÑos arrastrando una deuda de 20 mil dÓlares en promedio. >>> al regresar en noticiero telemundo una peligrosa adicciÓn al sexo virtual, tiene en problemas a muchas parejas. y de la noche a la maÑana, >>> alguna vez se haropezado en las redes sociales con un mensaje subido de tono, rulta ser que no solos los famosos y polÍticos prominentes han estado envueltos en escÁndalos que han puesto en la cuerda floja sus carreras y matrimonios. hoy esta pe

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a disconnect between federal and state of arizona reputation, arizona is one of the few states in this country, run by republicans predominately, where there was a cost of living raise for social security. that was the year before last. the state of arizona raise the eligibility for a program that was paying $100 a month for my medication to 3.4%.-- for my medicaid to 3.4%. consequently, i was cut off. $100 a month, which i could no longer go to physical therapy because i'm single and i have lived by myself and i am trying to make it on my own. researching at night, i watch c- span because i need to keep my brain going if my body will not. thank you for all that you do. even though i am democrat, i vote for you oftentimes. [laughter] anyway -- what can we do to stop that? again, i contacted my record is in the those immediately, in his -- my representative immediatelyoffice, in his district, and we are just stuck. arizona is one of the few states where our legislature will not i was told by my case manager when i got the notice that i was going to get the increase, my first concern was

there was one excavation along the way i remember out in the desert nears winslow, arizona. the desert out there is just a still life with a few landmarks on the horizon and this empty hole, the little colorado river desert, the painted desert, and we were working on a 500-room pueblo dating back to about 1400 ad. i just remember the wind just hailing down on us for days and you would be working down with trowels inside of a trench and if you stop for too long, the sand would start to fill up your hole again because it was blowing so much and everybody was turned away from the wind. so it looked like some kind of religious thing was going on here, all these people bowed to the ground for days and days tinkering with some unimaginable smallness in front of them while the wind just pushed harder and harder, sand blasting across you, filling up all the rooms that you just emptied out as if the desert is rolling back over itself. because even where trails are left, trails disappear out there. nothing stays for too long, even the footprints that last for 7 years eventually disapp

el alguacil joe arpaio vuelve a la carga en arizona con armas. >>> y m ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> el presidente obamae ley aprobado en junio. serÁ aprobado si llega al pleno la cÁmara baja. >>> estoy absolutamente seguro que si hay votos para que cÁmara apruebe el proyecto de ley del senado que fortalece la seguridad fronteriza y que reforma nuestro sistema migratorio, asegurÓ el mandatario. y el congresista demÓcrata luis gutiÉrrez estÁ optimista, asegurando que se tienen los 40 y 50 votos republicanos necesarios en la cÁmara de presentantes. >>> o sea, los votos existen. lo que no estamos seguros, es si el liderazgo republicano, va a permitir. >>> precisamente el republicano john baiano no garantiza la seguridad fronteriza y aunque muchos consideran que el ambiente polÍtico es ideal para la aprobaciÓn de una reforma migratoria integral. para este analista, los republicanos tienen que decidir. >>> para el bien del paÍs, el bien del partido republicano, a nivel nacional no hay duda pero cada uno ve sus propios intereses y se complica la cosa. >>> propulsores de una reforma migratoria que incluya una

una reforma migratoria una vez que regresen a washington despuÉs del receso de verano, en phoenix arizonanir en una sola voz por algo que afecta a tantas personas. >> vanessa h nos cuenta cÓmo. >> (♪). >> serÁ un esfuerzo conjunto de las iglesias catÓlicas alrededor del paÍs. >> hacer misas a nivel nacional para que demostrar la solidaridad con los hermanos y hermanas que en este momento se encuentran fuera de status. >> el objetivo abogar por una reforma migratoria integral. >> nosotros tenemos un sistema de inmigraciÓn que es rota entonces no tenemos que cambiar para crear una sociedad mÁs justa. >> su mensaje no solo serÁ para feligreses como doÑa rosa. >> tiene que ayudarnos, porque es una lucha muy grande y muy ardua. >> sino que irÁ directamente a congresistas que al final serÁn quiÉnes decidan si votarÁn a favor o en contra de la reforma. >> nosotros cambiamos las leyes por la sociedad entera porque no es bueno que tenemos demasiados personas que viven con miedo. >> la religiÓn catolica es la segunda de preferencia en el ngreso despuÉs de los protestantes, un poco mÁs del 30% de lo

. >> comen sz viviÓ y trabajo 7 aÑos en phoenix arizona, regresÓ por dos aÑos a su acapulco querido sine dijeron que eso le darÍa derecho a re con laar un beneficio. >> y me hicieron cruzar para tramitar el tiempo de trabajo. >> a vÍctor mujica lo trajo un pasaje similar permanece albergado con su prima mientras decide cÓmo intentar por tercera ocasiÓn su cruce a estados unidos. >> con la reforma que puestamente estÁ en vigor, despuÉs de haber estado en estados unidos 16 aÑos pienso y quiero creer que tengo la posibilidad de que de una forma u otra me beneficie. >> quiere creer que solo dÍas intentado en dos ocasiones. >> caminaron tres dÍas bajo infernales temperatura por eso desiertos y montaÑas. >> te vas solo a la dios te vas guiando por un telÉfono y estando dentro de estados unidos ya los telÉfonos de acÁ de mÉxico no agarran recepciÓn. >> valdrÁ la pena pagar miles de dÓlares para cruzar y en verdad es un futuro incierto que no sabes lo que va a pasar. >> para la abogada lilya velÁsquez, no. >> porque pagar o arriesgarse por algo que no es ley se pregunta ella. >> la propuesta la

could see a repeat of that in arizona and southern california. forecast calls for very heavy rain in the next 24 hours. this could lead to the monsoon storms which lead to dust storms and flash flooding. flash flood watch in effect for the entire area. a little bit of rain came through the northeast. that has cleared out, and now we're looking at a nice day here. temperatures are a little cooler. a light breeze, and maybe a pop-up thunderstorm then dry and comfortable, friday, saturday, and sunday. >> thank you very much. >>> another showdown between the white house and congress over the nation's debt ceiling again. neither side backing down, and time is running out to strike a deal. ♪ ♪ >>> the white house says it will not negotiate with congress over the government's ability to pay its bills. the deadline for raising the $16.7 trillion federal debt ceiling is mid-october. white house officials state vital to avoid a repeat of 2011 when partisan bickering delayed action until the very last minute. and that lead to a government default. >>> on ma

that woman is celebrated arizona cardinals cheerleader, megan welter. just recently she was the subject of positive news stories because she is an iraq war veteran. she spent 18 months there. when she came back, she became a cardinals cheerleader. >> it's been such an amazing experience. >> early in the morning of july 20th, megan was calling 911. >> what's going on there? >> my boyfriend became abusive. we just got into a physical fight. he smacked my head into the tile. >> notice on the police video, the boyfriend is holding a cell phone. >> i have it on here. >> what happened tonight? >> she found a text message from another girl. she started [ bleep ]. i videotaped d8it. i have it on tape, officer. >> suddenly the story starts changing. her boyfriend says that she saw agerom another girl. now the video that the officers were looking at appeared exclusively on azfamily.com. >> megan, stop. megan, stop. >> no! >> you hear him repeatedly asking her to stop. she's obviouslyery upset. >> the only to people that were there are these two. it's kind of a he

a estados unidos, y que luego de pasar dos semanas en un centro de detenciÓn, fueron liberados en arizonaara asilo. >>> pero de nuevo las autoridades nos dicen que cualquier incremento de un nÚmeros de caso sus pequeÑo, y nada significativo, y no estÁ impacatando al sistema. >>> josÉ. >>> carlos muchas gracias. >>> y ahora para hablar mÁs del tema de asilo polÍtico para los indocumentado si es bueno o no. >>> estÁn con nosotros liga de mujeres votante de las florida y ademÁs abogado de inmigraciÓn. >>> gracias lourdes porque estar con nosotros. >>> y palma rosa nieto nuestra abogada desde los Ángeles y desde san diego andrea guerrero directora de... san diego. >>> gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> querÍa comenzar con usted. >>> el movimiento de estos nueve soÑadores pidiendo asilo polÍtico al ingresar a estados unidos beneficioso para los indocumentados que quizÁs estÉn pens tando en que eso pudiera ser una vÍa para la legalizaciÓn sino no hay una reforma migratoria?. >>> no sÉ,, hay algunos que han estado aquÍ por cierto tiempo. 15, 20 aÑos salieron y volvieron en a entrar y se arriesg

see it from phoenix, arizona, welcome to the show. >> yay! >> how long did this take?nestly, it only takes me a couple of minutes to recreate. one day i was watching and i paused because i was going to do something. and it ended up on like christian's really ugly face. i was like, yeah. me being a person that loves recreating ugly faces, i decided, i'm going to recreate this face. obviously you guys liked it. >> one of us that was easy to mimic and one of us that was difficult to mimic? >> think to mimic because she r doesn't make ugly faces. >> i do provide a lot of faces. >> that's christian's face? >> good job. >> that's it. it's a whole new day. >>> oh, my goodness. >> what do you think is hanging from that? >> a monkey? >> no. >> a man? >> no. >> animal? >> floss. >> a floss? >> they are from a church. >> they are on their annual missions trip? >> in panama. they said they were in a jungle in panama. one of the tribe members went up to the tree to grab the sloth. discovered the sloth was having a may bbaby. she wasn't having any of it so she climbed up the tree bu

and all that moisture is going to move up into sunday, monday into areas of arizona, possibly southern california with possibilities of significant rains in areas that don't get a lot. that's a look at story, is the and the wet weather headed your way. >> i'll take a closer look at that weekend forecast coming up. but they don't get a lot of rain in those areas. it's a big deal when it happens. >> thanks, bill. >>> it's been 50 years since dr. martin luther king jr. delivered his "i have a dream" speech. yet americans remain deeply divided over just how color blind our country is today. details next. >>> heading into the fifty anniversary of martin luthening king jr.'s "i have a dream" speech, the majority of white americans believe we've become a color blind society. but only 20% of african-americans say we are color blind. nbc's rehema ellis reports on the impact of dr. king's legacy and what it means to young people today. >> at the city pool in cincinnati, ohio, these kids will tell you, they are living part of dr. king's dream. >> we can all play together and drink the same water,