grijalva of arizona. the chair: pursuant to the 351, the lution gentleman from arizona, mr. grijalva, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: thank you very much, mr. chairman. repeatedly, we've heard this bill is about jobs. and heard it a lot continue to hear it. we have to pass this bill, so goes the refrain, because it's about jobs and a part of arizona that really needs jobs. i understand how important it is to help rural parts of the state. i understand how important it is to help rural communities across the country. i talk about this all the time. to try to work to advance a policy agenda that translates into real meaningful opportunities for all americans , and those sectors of our state, as was pointed out by my colleague, congresswoman kirkpatrick, in which unemployment is very, very severe. that's why i think it's important to make sure this bill translates to real and meaningful jobs for the communities that will bear the biggest burden of the proposed line. the remote operating center

so things to build on for arizona state moving forward. don't let anyone get that kind of lead on you. but for stanford, learning to play a full 60-minute game. because that won't be satisfying for them, despite the fact they won the football game. still, that's a pretty darn good stanford football game. >> gus: starting quarterback for stanford on the sideline now with pink. >> kristina: kevin just spoke with david shaw, not happy with the way this ended up. what did you learn about your team in that second half of action? >> we just got to find a way to finish the game. we started fast, put some points on the board, everything clicking. second half, we have to find a way to finish and run down the clock, play our best football and make holes and run the ball. >> kristina: you had 152 yards, 2 touchdowns, but the biggest play, probably the bootleg in the fourth quarter. how confident were you with the play call you would be able to get it done? >> coach just told me we were going to have a run plow by told me to pull it and not tell anyon

i feel in arizona ash i live in arizona and i feel safer. -- i live in arizona and i feel safer.k to jobs and cooperation, i find it funny. for example, foreign aid -- we are poor here. i am on disability. i broke my back four years ago, and my senators and congressmen can easily take my money away from the, send it to egypt, israel, all over the world, but somehow forget that i am here. also, a quick point -- i wish you would agree on syria. christians are not need to die at the hands of al qaeda of senators and congressmen are sending money to al qaeda. is the irony lost on anyone that manning is in jail for informing al qaeda, my congressman send money to al qaeda every day? they call them the free syrian army, but everybody knows they are al qaeda. people have said they are only a small percentage. 15%, i think john kerry said, but here is the point -- manning was accused of giving information that al qaeda could get. congressmen of my or senators being arrested for sending money, weapons and aid to al qaeda? that is what they are doing. i have family in syria that is trying

i feel in arizona ash i live in arizona and i feel safer. -- i live in arizona and i feel safer.ack to jobs and cooperation, i find it funny. for example, foreign aid -- we are poor here. i am on disability. i broke my back four years ago, and my senators and congressmen can easily take my money away from the, send it to egypt, israel, all over the world, but somehow forget that i am here. also, a quick point -- i wish you would agree on syria. three things -- christians are not need to die at the hands of al qaeda of senators and congressmen are sending money to al qaeda. is the irony lost on anyone that manning is in jail for informing al qaeda, my congressman send money to al qaeda every day? they call them the free syrian army, but everybody knows they are al qaeda. people have said they are only a small percentage. 10%, 15%, i think john kerry said, but here is the point -- manning was accused of giving information that al qaeda could get. why are none of my congressmen or senators being arrested for sending money, weapons and aid to al qaeda? that is what they are doing. i

it all the way to arizona if you don't have the money."t my stuff. he's not planning on giving it to me. >> reporter: but what these movers didn't realize is that we were already on their tail. soon spencer, our producer, was staking out moving express. this is their office in new jersey. >> this is the hole i cut to point the camera through. >> reporter: and there he is, moshe game, the boss and owner of moving express, the company the ramels say was holding their stuff hostage. and wouldn't you know it? the previous tenant here was another moving company, at least until the department of transportation revoked its license. the co-owner of that company, a guy named, oh, wait, moshe gamay. by this time the ramels had called the department of weights and measures and hatched a plan for getting what was theirs back. [ male announcer ] ok, here's the way the system works. let's say you pay your guy around 2% to manage your money. that's not much you think. except it's 2% every year. does that make a difference? search "cost of financial advis

y el la gobernadora, de arizona no le permite a los dreamers tener licencia de manejar en arizona.♪ >>> este es, su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ >>> buenas noches comenzamos en mÉxico con la tragedia. 2 tormentas que entraron a su territorio al mismo tiempo. 8 resultado es devastador. las lluvias, las inundaciones, los deslaves y los accidentes han ocasionado la muerte de 80 personas. el estado mÁs afectado es guerrero y las noticias se han concentrado en los miles de turistas que no pueden salir de ahÍ. nuestro corresponsal alejandro rold rol ustdÁn sÍ usted entrar al po de acapulco. y nos estos dijo. >>> decenas de personas comenzaron a sacar aparatos electrodomÉsticos televisores y todo lo que podÍan y re r se formaron frente a los almacenes y luego fueron desalojadas. >>> uno viene por necesidad, porque no hay dinero yo tengo un niÑo especial, no tengo ni para comer. por quÉ no ven eso. todos tenemos necesidades. quise van echar a perder las cosas. >>> nosotros queremos comida respetamos a la autoridad como lo que son, pero que nos respeten y ve

en nogales arizona.esatÓ en mÁs de 6 cuadras en el paseo costero, destruyÓ mÁs de 30 negocios, la zona fue reconstruida, luego del severo castigo de la tormenta sandy en octubre del aÑo pasado, las llamas quedaron controladas hoy, las causas se desconocen, lo declararon como sospechoso, no cuentan con motivos razonables que expliquen su origen. le presentamos el dramÁtico rescate de un hombre hispano, atrapado en su carro, sumergido de cabeza en inundaciones en colorado, hablÓ de momentos de pÁnico que viviÓ cuando querÍa llamar la aun tenciÓn de socorristas, vilma cuenta como el hombre mantuvo la calma, a pesar de saber que podÍa morir ahogado. >>> dramÁticas imagenes, socorristas tratan de rescatar a un auto mientras se hundÍa, fueron el sÍmbolo de los rescastes. >>> este hombre estaba en el vehÍculo, milagrosamente saliÓ con vida, roy ortiz, un padre de familia hispana. empecÉ a gritar y golpear ventanas del auto para que supieran que estaba vivo, y estaba con vida, y gracias a esos golpes, le dio a l

the arizona justice project decided to fight for a new trial.y attorney bill montgomery wasn't buying it. you still felt that he was a guilty man. >> he was and he is. efforts to try to pin the murders on a different individual. efforts to try and insinuate if not outright claim that macumber, the convicted murderer, was a victim of a frame up and that his ex-wife was responsible for it. all of that had been argued before. >> they didn't get to hear all of the evidence, did they? >> they heard admissible evidence. >> what about the confession? you look at the two guys, which one do you think committed the crime? >> that's exactly what i'm not supposed to do as a prosecutor. i'm supposed to look at the evidence and make a determination about the case that i have. >> wait a minute. here's this woman who says i was there. i saw it happen and then this ernie guy says i did it. >> she says that ernie salisar was there. >> if montgomery had intention of arguing his case in court, he couldn't. that's because the evidence from the original case had been

en nogales arizona.tÓ en mÁs de 6 cuadras en el paseo costero, destruyÓ mÁs de 30 negocios, la zona fue reconstruida, luego del severo castigo de la tormenta sandy en octubre del aÑo pasado, las llamas quedaron controladas hoy, las causas se desconocen, lo declararon como sospechoso, no cuentan con motivos razonables que expliquen su origen. le presentamos el dramÁtico rescate de un hombre hispano, atrapado en su carro, sumergido de cabeza en inundaciones en colorado, hablÓ de momentos de pÁnico que viviÓ cuando querÍa llamar la aun tenciÓn de socorristas, vilma cuenta como el hombre mantuvo la calma, a pesar de saber que podÍa morir ahogado. >>> dramÁticas imagenes, socorristas tratan de rescatar a un auto mientras se hundÍa, fueron el sÍmbolo de los rescastes. >>> este hombre estaba en el vehÍculo, milagrosamente saliÓ con vida, roy ortiz, un padre de familia hispana. empecÉ a gritar y golpear ventanas del auto para que supieran que estaba vivo, y estaba con vida, y gracias a esos golpes, le dio a los

so when in arizona, support the cardinals, the phoenix suns, the coyotes, arizona state university sun devils, if you have to, the wildcats and lumberjacks. that's what you've got. being from detroit i respect that. >> that's right. >> but in arizona incarceration, we do try to indoctrinate you into our philosophy of arizona sports. >> i shall amalgamate these feelings, these thoughts and, please pause while i vomit. >> but harrington has taken some matters into his own hands. including the extermination of tent city pests. >> it's a jailhouse mousetrap. only 370,000 more to go. >> sheriff joe, if you are watching this, spent 24 hours in your own tents, eat your own food and then you survey your own damage. you know? >> i slept twice in that tent with all the inmates. just to say if i can do it they can do it. i go in the tents quite frequently. what have you got here? >> it's your postcard. joe camel. >> is this a bad check writer? anybody else? >> all my staff are worried, they're going to hit him and kill him. i don't worry about these guys. i feel safer in a jail than i do walking

. >> arizona is a dumping ground. we see 3 warehouses full of this material, and the owners have abandoned ship. >> reporter: old tvs and monitors, abandoned in the arizona town of yuma. >> it has lead in the glass. >> reporter: 9 million pounds of e waste comes from california. >> who is caught holding the bag of people that paid the fee? they lost that money. >> reporter: we all pay to make sure electronics are recycled safely. it is tacked on when we buy a tv or computer. cal recycle is supposed to dispose of it. a third party is supposed to deal with the leaded glass. we have learned the company that promised to process the tvs and monitors is dell management. the owner is missing with half a million dollars in public funds. >> this is an unfortunate situation. the e-waste recycling system is supposed to be for people to do the right thing. they will either be paid or we will come after them and get our money back. >> reporter: they sent their trucks to dow. >> it starts here and down here. >> reporter: one recycl

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona reserves. the gentleman from arizona. mr.jalva: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the chair will receive a message. the messenger: meek, a message from the president of the united states. letter in cretary: a writing. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, is recognized. mr. gosar: mr. speaker, i yield five minutes to the gentleman from, -- the gentleman, the author of this bill, mr. trent franks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for five minutes. mr. franks: i thank the gentleman, i thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, before i begin, might i just, on behalf of a lot of the members here on the house of representatives, thank peggy sampson for her tremendous work to help us. this is her birthday and we wish her a happy birthday. shope she has 100 more and at least 90 of them are spent helping us on this house. with that, mr. speaker, let me also thank chairman hastings and leadership for bringing this bill to the floor t

we're watching the radar earlier in arizona and southern portions of nevada. we also have a little bit of light rain -- not a lot probably reaching the ground. but hit-and-miss showers on the east side of las vegas area. the same thing as the past couple of days, the monsoonal moisture spinning overhead. showers and storms anywhere there in arizona to vegas, even towards albuquerque. the heat very impressive in the northwest today, from medford to portland. much of oregon will be in the 90 to 100-degree range. look at wednesday. it even makes it all the way up to seattle. and what an end to summer this is here in the northwest after a very -- you know, a fairly sunny, dry, summer, finishing it with a bang. >> i'll see later, bill. i'm getting on a plane. >> i know. >> get on the lake or something. >>> to entertainment news. tina fay will be back on the "snl" set this month. she is hosting the season premier of "saturday night live" on september 28th. on october 5th, the queen of twerk, my will cyrus, will serve as -- >> that's the official title, queen of twer

on the left sam keller in his playing days at arizona state. on his right, the avatar for arizona state 's, the next year. a few years later, keller played for nebraska state, the avatar and his picture are nearly identical. >> right-handed? >> right-handed, they had everybody pretty much nailed down to a tee. if you had a generic quarterback with no semblance of that roster on that college team it would be a lot less appealing. >> cellar's lawsuit said the ncaa made money off him and other college athletes by illegally louing them to use his likeness in the football game. the ncaa's licensing arm, uses athletes real names in the development process then remove them before the game is released. >> they realize that something bad is going on and they don't want this to be out in the public, it would be wrong, they have been doing it and still do it, and this is exactly the type of thing that could submarine the game if it got into the media. >> if it got into the media? >> absolutely, yep. >> when you got this e-mail what did you think? >> hones

cÁrcel deportados y sin trabajo terminaron cientos de empleados de un negocio de lavado de autos en arizonaienen muchas opciones para sacar adelante a sus familias. desde phoenix, dulce nos cuenta su historia. >>> jesÚs martÍnez lava autos en las calles de phoenix arizona, donde radica hace mÁs de 15 aÑos. cuando emigro de su natal mÉxico. es uno de los mÁs de 300 empleados del auto lavado danys que se quedÓ sin empleo, luego de la redada que hizo ice en las 16 sucursales de la corporaciÓn. >>> estamos haciendo... para ayudarnos. los compaÑeros que nos quedamos sin trabajo. estamos necesitando dinero, para pagar renta y cuentas. >>> padre de 3 menores de edad y se busca la vida en las calles de arizona. >>> mÁs de 300 personas quedaron sin trabajo, 33 estÁn en proceso de deportaciÓn, muchos todavÍa estÁn a dentro de ice y 11 con cargos criminales. finalmente los manejadores. sin embargo, el patrÓn sigue libre, ni siquiera lo nombraron. >>> segÚn el servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas, entrevistaron las 16 sucursales de los auto lavados danys, a mÁs de 200 personas que no contaban c

how many canoes are in the desert in arizona? >> how many own canoes? >> that's what i'm wondering. >> we have very good camera people. >> i know we do. i've done rafting in some rivers there. i don't know about canoeing. >>> let's talk about the heat that's on board for the midwest today. today will be another very warm day. we do have excessive heat, a few spots there. we have heat advisories, late summer heat advisories along i-5, eugene, salem up to portland, 90 to 95. we have a little bit of rain left over in arizona, spinning around there just outside of las vegas this morning. and a few showers up there around salt lake city. it won't be a lot of wet weather, but still watching that monsoonal flow, upper level low spin in there, near vegas. that will spark showers and storms there. the heat, incredible late summer heat. not record high, but still very, very warm this time of year. that's y big ones today, but with temperatures this warm and humidity levels pretty low. >>> it does look like there's an end in sight. pacific northwest cannot continu

a uno de los suyos en una redada de lavado de autos, pese que lo deporten en phoenix arizona, dulce ver en libertad a su esposo y padre de sus tres hijos, es un de los mÁs de 200 empleados que fueron detenidos en una de las redadas mÁs grandes de la historia de los estados unidos. >> no pues agarraron a todos y mis cuÑados tambiÉn. agarraron a mis cuÑados, y a Él lo dejaron no lo han soltado y es fecha que todavÍa Él estÁ preso y no lo han soltado. >> los cuatro hermanos rojas son originarios de oaxaca mÉxico y emigraron a phoenix arizona en 1998 y habÍan estado trabajando en ese lugar. >> se suma otros 30 ex empleados quienes se encuentran tras las rejas en un centro de detenciÓn federal de inmigraciÓn quiÉnes en prÓximos dÍas se presentarÁn en corte para resolver su situaciÓn legal. >> ni uno de ellos que estÁn detenidos tienen antecedentes serios si no son antecedentes pues lo que llamarÍamos nosotros como algo menor. >> pero por las polÍticas de inmigraciÓn ellos tienen que solicitar su libertad frente de un juez. >> para lÍderes las detenciones masivas es una estrategia en vÍsp

simple pleasures like eating watermelon on a heart arizona afternoon. even playing with toys.they were things forbidden to them. their mother, ruby jessop, was married to a much older man. she and her six children fled the fundamentalist church that ruled her life. >> what was it like? >> it was nervous and overjoyed. i felt like my kids were going to be brain washed, not wanting to go with me at all. the fear of, i hait you mom -- hate you mom, you've done bad. the fear ran through my head, are they going to love me the same way they did. >> do they? >> they do. >> ruby was in the religion of flds, warren jeffs, a man with 78 wives two dozen under the age of 17. in 2011 jeches was convicted of child -- jeffs was convicted of child sexual assault. state and federal officials say jeffs is still running the show in colorado city. >> it's a very oppressive atmosphere ruled by an iron fist by jeffs controlled by prison. >> arizona attorney general tom horn is a vocal critic of flds, he's paid for a county sheriff's officer to be stationed at the town and he's leading an effort to

alan is charged with directing similar efforts in arizona.lan is with the arizona association of community health centers. alan good to talk to you. to do this job, how much training did you get? my understanding is that training was delayed a bit. i guess the question is will the team be ready? >> the team will be ready. we're working with 27 partners. each partner has been using an online system to help people enroll in medicaid. and we have been using that system for about 12 years. they are going through training for the federally facilitated marketplace, and we will be ready to help people. >> do you have information on pricing yet? >> here in arizona will find out pricing and which insurance companies are in the qualified health plans in the marketplace. we'll find that out on october 1st. >> okay. are you going door to door because i know there is a debate about republicans that have raised concerns about that particular kind of outreach. >> we're not going door-to-door directly. there are organizations that are trying to find the hard

our allie laforce has the story from phoenix, arizona.larry fitzgerald calls, stars come from all over the sports world. jay: you know, it's a great opportunity to come out and raise funds for a great event, a great charity. lindsey: he's got a huge heart. when you see that type of heart in someone, whether it's off the field, on the field, you can't help but want to help him help others. shane: you want to do anything that he's involved in because of not just the player he is, but the type of man he is. allie: he is simply one of the best to ever put on an nfl uniform. from the moment he entered the league, larry fitzgerald has amazed football fans with his talent. a four-time all pro, the cardinals wide receiver entered this season with 77 career touchdowns, each season working tirelessly to stay among the elite. away from the game, fitzgerald's desire is equally as impressive. he possesses an endless desire to help those who need it most. it's a virtue he learned early in life from his mother. larry: the things i really take from her i

the official report on the deaths of 19 hotshots in arizona. carter evans says the communication blackout was partly to blame. down to the wire. jeff pegues explains why the idea of a government shutdown became a lot more real today. they tried to row across the arctic to chart the toll of climate change, terrell brown has the story of what these men found. and the car collectors field of dreams. barry petersen shows us vintage cars on the auction block. >> $140,000! to captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening, i am jim axelrod with a western edition of the broadcast. it was the deadliest day for fire fighters since 9/11, 19 members of the granite mountain hotshots were killed fighting a wildfire in and around yarnell arizona in june. today, the state released the results of its investigation, carter evans reports from arizona on the great deal of confusion and lack of communication that helped make it such a deadly day. >> reporter: the investigation revealed radio communication problems between comm

so i'm not ashamed of what arizona -- i'm very, very glad about arizona. i'm asking the question because today we're talking about immigration reform. if it wasn't for arizona we wouldn't be talking about immigration reform. host: the issue of immigration top of the list in terms of your august recess, when you did town halls or meetings with constituents, do you find that issue at the top of their list? guest: yes. one of the reasons i initially ran for congress, because i was in the state legislature in arizona, and very frustrated with the fact that congress wasn't dealing with it. and i appreciated and applaud our senators, mccain and flake, for their leadership in the senate in crafting a bipartisan effort. we've got that going on in the house. it is a bipartisan issue. that's how we're going to get it done. one of the things i did is set up an immigration advisory group. it's a very broad spectrum. it's ranchers, farmers, chambers, business people, dreamers, faith groups, all to sit around the table again and say, you know, what makes this? and i thi

shortly after this video was taken, 19 firefighters lost their lives in arizona. investigators now believe that poorly programmed radios made communication a major problem. just before flames swept over the hotshots, there was a 33 minute radio blackout. >> nothing will bring them home. >> julian as craft and their four children lost andrew. >> that being my husband and a loved one, i'm not okay with 30 minutes unaccounted for. >> reporter: the report says they were in a safe zone when they descended into a valley. when crews couldn't out run fires they deployed emergency shelters. no one knows why the men headed into the valley. >> we don't know that information. we don't have it. that's the decision making process of the 19 men. >> reporter: when the hotshots were surrounded by flames, a dc-10 full of fire retardant was over head. but they never received the crews' location. >> they did everything they could. and they stayed together and they loved each other. >> reporter: the report places no blame. 19 families never got to say good-bye and now they may never h

scully will take you one out of the away from clinching arizona.all into left center, playable, and it's schumacher who makes the catch. they've finally done it. >> the first time since '09 the dodgers heading into the post season, and they took full advantage of that unusual swimming pool out in arizona. there they are in uniform diving in the pool and what makes it funny, if you are a dodger fan, or makes your blood boil in you are a d-back, arizona had requested they not dive into the swimming pool and celebrate in the d-backs' home park, and they did it anyway. try and stop us! the giants are finishing like world champs. they are winning eight of their last 11. a week-long troop trip to new york with the mets and then they start tomorrow night, as well. perez, scoring sanchez, 1-0, giants, and now it's 2-1, giants, and lopez, the first save the season, and the giants take advantage of being in new york and they took their rookies down to times square and had them dress like the naked cowboy who is receiving a lot of attention through the years.

, pedro ultreras univisiÓn. >>> el sheriff aro polla acosa a l >>> en 8 cÁrceles de arizona y con elgar entrar ascenso de masajes. y por el momento las ut Áridoes creen que ha cometido el delito en mÁs de 30 ocasiones. y jaime garcÍa, hablÓ con una de las vÍctimas presenta las imÁgenes del presunto violador. >>> este es el video con que las autoridades, esperan que el pÚblico identifique al sospechoso violador sexual. que desde hace 10 a aÑos estÁ atacando a las mujeres de centros de masajes en california. >>> 6 pies de estatura y 260 libras y tiene 35 a 40 aÑos. >>> pruebas de adn confirman que el sospechoso, quien se gana la confianza de las recepcionistas para ingresar la zona de cuartos masajes para realizar fechorÍas, es responsable de 30 ataques sexuales en 11 zbds que comprenden los condados de los angeles. river saidz y san bernardino flt >>> los ataques son mÁs que nada. en los centros de masajes. >>> que las empleadas son asiÁticas. o hispanas. >>> se teme que a la vulnerabilidad de las personas que escoge el nÚmero de vÍctima sea mayor. >>> en muchos casos, ya sea por esa

. >>> arizona state officials say a lack of communication contributed to the death of 19 firefighters back in june. marly hal explains what investigators discover about one of the worst fire fighting tragedies since 9/11. >> one of 19 toir fighters who died battling an arizona wild fire on june 30th. she believes fire commanders could have doin more to save the men known oz the granite mountain hot shots. >> they are not mitigating risks the way they should for such a dangerous job. >> the arizona state bar street division says proper procedure was followed, but a 120-page report released saturday revealed there was a 33-minute communication blackout just before flames engulfed the firefighters. >> there's a period they're moving that they haven't radioed in, and then there was no communications back and forth. >> according to the state's report, the hot shots try today hike through dry brush to a safe zone, but they had no guidance from fire commanders. at one point, they were cornered by a 70-foot wall of flames moving at 11 miles per hour. they had less than two minutes to clear th

sin saber que el regresarse a arizona con su hijita. .provocaria la ira de su ex novio y significaria carcel y el riesgo de perder a su hija debora yo no hize nada mal en otras palbras fui victima de mi ignoracia debora es madre soltera.... legalmente como aperece en el registro civil de amelia ...no existe indicio de figura paterna ...sin embargo su expareja, no escatimo para denunciarla ante las autoridades ...establecimos contacto via skipe desde california con el abogado defensor de debora, quien voluntariamente se ofrecio a tomar el caso.. y nos explica legalmente que fue lo gracias padre hoyos por acompanarnos... ahora hacemos una pausa y para aquellas personas que pidieron una porroga para pagar sus impuestos segunda hora de programacion y seguimos con la misma energia para brindarles la informacion que usted quiere saber. claro que si, esperemos que esten despiertos y listos para comenzar su dia. hora de informarse, estos son los titulares de noticias. el cierre del gobierno el cierre del gobierno federal podria ser inminente de no llegar a un acuerdo esta tarde mientras en vi

>>fronteras como arizona tucson han visto una disminucion de personas intentando cruzar.ás riesgos >>juanita de fronteras compasivas dice que eeste año ha sido más mortal que otros años >>hemos encontrado 21 persona este año en el desierto >>146 se reportan por pima. >>el año pasado hubo 11 más que lo reportado hasta ahora, pero faltan aun tres meses. >>reportan que van a encontrar 180 personas este año >>la patrulla fronteriza muestra números diferentes basados en el año fiscal >>171 muertes hasta agosto, comparado con 181 muertes del año pasado. y reporta un ligero aumento de aprehensiones, 230 más que en 2012. también han aumentado los rescates porque intentan cruzar por áreas remotas >>763 rescates, comparaado con 562 del año pasado, un aumento del 23% >>la gente tiende a morir más cerca de la línea fronteriza con méxico. >>los indocumentados serán rastreados, y para ellos se creara un sistema biometrico. >>matrimonio entre persoinas del mismo sexo es motivo de discusión en wisconsin >>el el vocero del gobernador dijo que la decisión sera apelada >>el propietario de l

instead arizona state yells fumble. well, you kill it right there, even if you thought it was a fumble, you send it up to instant replay. they never kill it. and the badgers run out of time. they're denied a chance to win that game. holy terrible decision. >> brent: that was a mess. it was awkward when we went down, but if you look for the end zone he did make impact with the knee. but that doesn't matter. if you give it up, it's over. now tonight, now he's on the officials. get them off the ball. get the buckeyes back up. >> brent: and wisconsin players as well, got to have some urgency themselves. >> kirk: he's on the side judge, get him off that football. >> brent: you go back to that play and ohio state is trying to come up with the fumble, chasing white, the ball is on the ground. what i'm talking about, right now, boom, you got to get up. if you think they're laying on top of your player, just has to be a built-in clock. you got to know after a play like that, you don't have a time-out. you got to get back to the

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gerri: we are as obsessed with arizona but what about local scene? >> yes. how far can he go?rybody can cheat the system because we see how much talking about arizona, that is just one state multiplied by state-by-state in fact, it has a lower amount because they are being cheap, it's they give to welfare think of maybe new york for example. >> these critics say we should not dictate to the welfare recipients in they perpetuate the stereotype to say this is what they do. to avoid that the critics say we should not do anything. they liken them to the municipal workers. >> is not a stereotyped as they go into the strip club. it is evidence. gerri: day you agree? >> i don't. that is the problem there was of bill point to passing in the yorkville that is a problem. >> but my taxpayer dollars i don't feel any compunction whatsoever. >> but spend your own money on that. >> that is just me. there is the bigger problem how the taxpayer dollars because there is no fox guarding the hen house and nobody cares because at the end of the day they feel it doesn't come out of their pocket. it

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. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon