it appears arizona state will go for it. with with three time-outs left they don't want to give the ball back to notre dame. >> tom: 4th down and 13. here's kelly. his pass downfield -- intercepted! farley. down the sideline for alabama with a flag down. blocked in the back. >> tom: i thought he telegraphed this throw to strong all day long. farley doing a nice job coming over the top the. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back by number 38 of the intercept ing team. ten yards from the spot of the foul. first down. >> tom: illegal block on the back. >> mike: farley cuts in front. stared it down. here comes the block in the back. >> tom: farley's second interception of the season. midfield now. mr. dependable. the texan cam mcdaniels. arizona state knows that as well. a quick time-out. asu now. two time-outs remaining. >> mike: 1:39 and two more time-outs. they're going to commit everything off the corner again with irabor. they are going to anticipate runs. they hope to make the ball back with a little over

it appears arizona state will go for it.th three time-outs left they don't want to give the ball back to notre dame. >> tom: 4th down and 13. here's kelly. his pass downfield -- intercepted! farley. down the sideline for alabama with a flag down. blocked in the back. >> tom: i thought he telegraphed this throw to strong all day long. farley doing a nice job coming over the top the. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back by number 38 of the intercept ing team. ten yards from the spot of the foul. first down. >> tom: illegal block on the back. >> mike: farley cuts in front. stared it down. here comes the block in the back. >> tom: farley's second interception of the season. midfield now. mr. dependable. the texan cam mcdaniels. arizona state knows that as well. a quick time-out. asu now. two time-outs remaining. >> mike: 1:39 and two more time-outs. they're going to commit everything off the corner again with irabor. they are going to anticipate runs. they hope to make the ball back with a little over a minut

glen hammer from arizona. president of the arizona chamber of commerce works for them. >>> thank you. the government's health care web-site is going down for repairs. glitches over shadowed for the affordable care act that launched on tuesday. new use irs have not been able to sign up or compare prices. officials are trying to fix the problems with health care.gov. the site will be down for two hours each weekend. the president says you don't have to worry. >> sit true that what's happened is the web-site got overwhelmed. we are confident. we are going to problem exceed what anybody expected in terms the of the amount of interest that people have. >> even for americans who have been able tone roll, coverage won't begin until january 1st, oh open enrollment ends march 31st. >>> tropical storm "karen" has weakened to a tropical depression. forecasters continue storm watchers across the gulf coast. robert ray joins us from we by , mississippi. >>> the hurricane hunters test the strikes of all these storms are bas

interestingly, in that hiatus when he was back in arizona, he ran for the governorship of arizona and he darn near won. and interestingly, he ran against the person who won was janet napolitano who became secretary of homeland security here in the obama administration. and here -- i'd like to discuss some things why it's so important for me personally. i'm a navy pilot, as the gentleman from florida said, and i've flown combat. but interestingly, i've also flown counterdrug missions in central and south america. i can tell you without a doubt that the drug cartels that we fight down in central and south america, they don't try to get the drugs into the united states of america any more. their only objective is to get the drugs to northern mexico where they are vertically integrated with gangs and other cartels who bring the drugs across the border without a hitch. now, because we have these drug wars in northern mexico -- by the way, there are over 100,000 people that have been killed in the last seven years in these drug wars in northern mexico, but that exists because we have an ope

alguacil de maricopa por interpretaciÓn y ejecucion de la llamada ley anti coyote en el estado de arizona personas, 8 aÑos mÁs tarde con su veredicto el juez robert b le prohibe a arpaio formular cargos contra n indocumenta indocumentados de conspiraciÓn por trÁficorse a ellos mismos. >> ademÁs dijo que estas polÍticas criminalizo a un acciones que el gobierno federal trata como caso civiles. >> el procurador del condado y el alguacil no pueden procesar penalmente a personas inmigrantes indocumentadas que encuentran y acusar a esas mismas personas de estar ser participantes en una conspiraciÓn. >> activistas como lidia guzmÁn aseguran que desde que implementÓ la ley anti coyote las autoridades han acusado a cientos de inmigrantes de trÁfico de humanos. >> tengo entendido que aproximadamente que como mil 400 personas fueron afectadas por esta ley se les pusieron cargos injustos que la intenciÓn de esta ley no era eso. >> aquÍ en el capitolio del estado de arizona cuando en 2005 naciÓ la ley anti coyote con el objetivo de castigar de manera severa a traficantes de personas, sin embargo, en

the former arizona congresswoman is trying to highlight new legislation that limits magazine capacity and put stricter rules on gun show sales. as you know, giffords was shot in the head while meeting with constituents in tucson, arizona, back in 2011. six people were killed in that attack. >>> a survivor of the boston bombings kicking things off at the baltimore marathon. erica was the starting runner sounding the air horn to signal the beginning. she was also there to wave the runners there at the finish line, holding up the tape. she says she hopes to be able to compete in a 5k race next month. the 29 year old lost part of her left leg in the terror attack at the boston marathon back in april. >>> overseas now, many towns

the gentleman from arizona. mr. pastor: mr. speaker, i yield as much time as he may consume, the ranking member of the aviation subcommittee of the transportation infrastructure subcommittee, the gentleman from washington, mr. larsen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized for as much time as he he may consume. mr. larsen: as ranking member of the aviation subcommittee i know how important it is to end the shutdown of the f.a.a., but i do have to ask the question, if safety was so important, why wasn't this the first bill brought to the floor in this piecemeal approach that the republican side has taken? look, a safe and efficient aviation system isn'tous good for travelers, it's the lifeblood of the economy where i come from. in our state 131,000 people across ,200 companies work in the aerospace industry. they don't just depend on the f.a.a., is it safety to say that police departments who use federal grants for cops on the beat should have to wait? is it safety to say that our functioning transi

it appears arizona state will go for it.th three time-outs left they don't want to give the ball back to notre dame. >> tom: 4th down and 13. here's kelly. his pass downfield -- intercepted! farley. down the sideline for alabama with a flag down. blocked in the back. >> tom: i thought he telegraphed this throw to strong all day long. farley doing a nice job coming over the top the. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back by number 38 of the intercept ing team. ten yards from the spot of the foul. first down. >> tom: illegal block on the back. >> mike: farley cuts in front. stared it down. here comes the block in the back. >> tom: farley's second interception of the season. midfield now. mr. dependable. the texan cam mcdaniels. arizona state knows that as well. a quick time-out. asu now. two time-outs remaining. >> mike: 1:39 and two more time-outs. they're going to commit everything off the corner again with irabor. they are going to anticipate runs. they hope to make the ball back with a little over a minut

to quote, tell the rest of the nation that not everybody in arizona is crazy.w is the co-chair of start our state and assistant legal defender in arizona. paul, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what motivated you to push for secession as opposed to, say, you know, mobilizing voters to turn out and elect democratic candidates or at least candidates that were more in line with your positions? >> well, back in 2010 when we started, the backdrop was, one, tucson has never liked phoenix and phoenix overbares us politically because of numbers. we're kind of just left of center community while phoenix is very conservative. the legislature was specifically very conservative far to the right and getting very extreme. the cuts in education have been going on for a very long time. we used to be sixth in the country per student spending. we were last by the time we decided to take this action. but the kind of racist-tinged, anti-immigration bills that were coming out of the state legislature, nullification statutes saying the legislature was going to foll

hay al menos 8 congresistas demÓcratas entre ellos luis gutiÉrrez de illinois, raÚl gri jalaed de arizonatuvo mario dÍaz-balart. en el evento cantaron tigres del norte, que admitieron ser en algÚn momento indocumentado. >>> la corte de apelaciones decidiÓ dejar sin vigencia una parte de la ley anti inmigrante de arizona, sb 1070 que querÍa convertir en delito hechos sencillos como ayudar a un inmigrante indocumentado oren tar a una vivienda en conjunto con otras organizaciones, demandÓ la ley y tras la primera decisiÓn de un tribunal, el estado de arizona apelÓ. >>> participar como jurado en las cortes es un deber exclusivo de ciudadanos estadounidenses pero la asamblea de california pretendÍa ex tender la practica, entre personas con residencia legal, con green card. el gobernador jerry brown se impuso la medida. >>> la pluma del gobernador de california y be vetÓ la ley que permitÍa a a residentes legales, estar en las cortes del estado. >>> segÚn este abogado, los residentes legales son un sector importante de la poblaciÓn de california por lo que su inclusiÓn ofrecerÍa un punto de vis

hay al menos 8 congresistas demÓcratas entre ellos luis gutiÉrrez de illinois, raÚl gri jalaed de arizonalito hechos sencillos como ayudar a un inmigrante indocumentado oren tar a una vivienda en conjunto con otras organizaciones, demandÓ la ley y tras la primera decisiÓn de un tribunal, el estado de arizona apelÓ. >>> participar como jurado en las cortes es un deber exclusivo de ciudadanos estadounidenses pero la asamblea de california pret

. >>> el controvertido programa permitiÓ que 2 mil armas cruzaran la frontera de arizona, y terminarannte dijo que quiere publicar su libro le parece importante que la gente entienda, cÓmo opero el fallido programa, el objetivo era desmantelar carteles del narcotrÁfico, los mÉtodos y estrategias utilizados fueron un fracaso. >>> abogados de la asociaciÓn americana para libertades civiles dicen que la acciÓn del gobierno federal que intentan detener la publicaciÓn del libro, es inconstitucional, es una censura a la libertad de expresiÓn, la pelea apenas comienza. >>> quiere saber la verdad. gracias vilma. >>> en mÉxico, hay indignaciÓn, una mujer indÍgena, dio a luz en el cÉsped de un hospital, el centro mÉdico en oaxaca, dijo que no tiene suficiente personal mÉdico, le negaron la atenciÓn por ser indÍgena y pobre, creen muchos. joaquÍn dijo que bajo la presiÓn del escÁndalo, autoridad de mÉxico, investigan el incidente. >>> sabino llegÓ al mundo en condiciones pocos comunes, su madre, una indÍgena de oaxaca mÉxico, lo alumbrÓ en el cÉsped, el hospital donde habitan le negÓ la atencion

assistance for needy families in arizona, for 5,000 families. and food banks could lose meals. furloughs affect deliveries. college sexual assault by civil rights office on hold. approval of new home mortgages stalled. because banks and lenders can't get paperwork from the irs and social security administration. this affects 15,000 new home mortgages per day. cdc tracking of disease outbreaks. biomedical research suspended across the board and across the country in universities and hospitals from cardio reserve to oncology. 3,000 faa flight safety inspectors. and fda employees and food inspectors. that's just some of it. we also learn defense secretary chuck hagel ordered almost all 350,000 furloughed civilian employees become to work based on interpretation of military readiness. great deal is a rerun of the sequester in which we normalize something, something, severe by getting used to it over time. over time it looks more and more like the government it produces is the right-wing's ideal version of government. what is hit the hardest are things they don't want the government

en tucson arizona, dulce mascarreÑo.iÓn con todas las tÉcnicas de seguridad tuvo un elevado costo. jaime nos cuenta quÉ estÁ si las cosas continÚan igual.r >>> las cosas no van bien en 36 estados del paÍs que dejaron en manos del gobierno federal, la solicitud del seguro mÉdico que ofrece la reforma de salud del "obamacare". la pÁgina de internet para el propÓsito, fue blanco de criticas, estÁ plagado de fallas. >>> los tÉcnicos estÁn trabajando 24 horas. los 7 dÍas de la semana, para resolver problemas. dijo el asesor de la casa blanca. que calificÓ de inaceptable que miles no hayan podido crear una cuenta personal en el portal, para saber si son elegibles para un seguro. >>> la gente tiene que que entender que es un sistema complejo. uno mete la informaciÓn, se tiene que verificar en una base de datos a nivel federal, va al irs, al seguro social, al servicio de inmigraciÓn. >>> el reporte de la oficina de auditoria del congreso, dijo que se pagaron mÁs de 87 millones de dÓlares, a los creadores del portal (nombre en in

he picked off a pass, the 49ers, they're going to host arizona sunday.rkies off to a great start, 3-0. shoulder to chin incident happened in the early the first period. sharks win 9-2 this. is a suspension without pay, $55,000 lost in salary. and the quakes working tonight. they still have a shot at a playoff shot. buckshaw stadium the site. in the 69th minute, the header, the quakes win 1-0. still a few points out of a playoff spot, but still very much alive. can't wait until tomorrow night. the as, don't know. verlander is stuff. some guy said i'm the best looking man on kron but i'm the only one. who is this. >> dan is a good looking man. >> i've been here hmm two years off and on. >> i didn't say we were friends. >> so jackie, what's your goal? jackie gets a bigger goal and you slide in. >> they're not paying you much so you say you'll help out whenever you can. i'm razzing you. >> you can check out our morning news cast at 4 a.m. and we have mobil apps to help you sign on as well. >> dan is too good looking. get him out of here. >> see you tomorrow.

hay al menos 8 congresistas demÓcratas entre ellos luis gutiÉrrez de illinois, raÚl gri jalaed de arizonaindocumentado. >>> la corte de apelaciones decidiÓ dejar sin vigencia una parte de la ley anti inmigrante de arizona, sb 1070 que querÍa convertir en delito hechos sencillos como ayudar a un inmigrante indocumentado oren tar a una vivienda en conjunto con otras organizaciones, demandÓ la ley y tras la primera decisiÓn de un tribunal, el estado de arizona apelÓ. >>> participar como jurado en las cortes es un deber exclusivo de ciudadanos estadounidenses pero la asamblea de california pretendÍa ex

. >>> this man has been accus accf setting the arizona fire. now he has been forced to leave his job. >>> welcome to al jazeera i'm morgan radford in new york city. >>> we start in twin raids carried out in after k africa. the first was in somalia. where a navy seal team launch an operation against a senior leader i. now the other raid happened foresfourthousand miles away ind it's target was a al-qaeda member in libya. nazih abdul-hamed al-ruqai. he has a five million dollars reward on his head. peter there has been conflicting reports of a senior al shabab leader. first we hear there was a high level target captured. and then the u.s. state department retracted it. >> what do we now see as true. >> it seemed as the mission failed to get any al shabab targets what we know from the pen apentgon sources. we don't know who was targeted or who the team was. we know it was navy seal team six the same unit responsible for killing s osama bin laden. there was no senior official at at the base of the house at the time of the operation. other sources h

and, of course, it is arizona, and we know the relationship between this administration and arizona. as soon as the national park service announced it would shut down facilities like the grand canyon, i worked with our governor, jan brewer, and local leaders like mayor bryan to insure that it was opened. while i am pleased we came to an agreement, we have to make sure this type of nonsense never happens again and to make sure there is a seamless transaction. while i would like to avoid future shutdowns, the reality is that they will inevitably happen. this certainly isn't the first and unfortunately probably not the last, and if we need any excuse, $17 trillion and growing of debt is going to be acknowledgment that we will bounce around the idea for some time. but our national parks are the people's parks, and they should not be manipulated by political purposes. for ten days the park service refused, refused to work with our local governments and businesses to keep these important economic drivers operating. our state wildlife agency and state parks agency offered to shoulder the bu

jim huli has more. >> reporter: in arizona the grand canyon is open. the state agreed to by $650,000 to keep it going for the next week. >> this arizona landmark draws millions of visitors. i refuse to let wrong-headed federal policy deprive worldwide tourists to see the magnificent landscape. >> it's money the obama administration says the state is not likely to get back. with thousands of jobs dependent on the cannion and the tourists that visit it, it's a bargain the government is willing to make. the state in south dakota will spent $15,000 to keep mt. rushmore out. >> in colorado, the tourists are out in estes park, the nearest city to rocky mountain national park - a relief to businesses depending on tourism. >> that's the draw to people to come to estes. without the park we wouldn't be here. >> a month ago devastating floods closed roads at the height of the tourist season. >> when i heard there was a possibility of the park opening up, it was too good to be true >> to reopen the park taxpayers in colorado will pay $40,000. some reopenings are m

arizona public service's vice president is here. we'll tell you if this can lower your bills and put money in your pocket. >>> plus it is franchise friday! i love it! we're talking health inspection horrors. your bottom line can live or die based on these ratings. we're getting you one step closer to the franchise dream. well, my dream. >>> "who made money today?" they are making history. you can easily search their success. not sure who it is? watch to find out. even when they say it is not it is always about money. melissa: our top story tonight, it is the holy grail of the energy industry. how to store electricity once it has been produced. like saving solar energy for a cloudy day. a new project with giant mirrors in the arizona desert is currently catching the heat from solar panels and holding it so it can be used anytime you need it. the process is very closely watched by experts as a possible game-changer. here to explain is pat dinkel, from arizona public service the company with the cutting-edge technology. we have nick lo

i'm going to say a thanks to senator jeff in arizona.s been one of the voices strongly standing up for it. it's easy to get upset with our government for doing something we don't like but for doing something that's plain crazy, this is not an issue about democrats and republicans. this is a difference between using our brains and turning them off and using them for something but clearly not for thinking. stand with the folks at apache asl. let's hope hud will turn on the lights upstairs. >>> you met him earlier in the show. bryan millson will rejoin us [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome back. joining us again with a brand new song that tackles the issue of bullying, called "nothing grows in the shadows." brian milson. ♪ hey kids, bullying the kids at your school. ♪ one of these days you're going to grow up and who gave you the right to decide who is and ain't cool ♪ ♪ who can sit at your table, be on your team, play at your game ♪ ♪ let them shine, shine like a diamond ♪ ♪ give them time ♪ that line shines for everybody ♪ ♪ so get out of

raul grijalva/ (d) arizona maria rosa lucchini, washington dc script: las esperanzas no se pierden.... en medio de un gobierno parcialmente cerrado... con una batalla que se avecina por el limite de la deuda... miles de inmigrantes se hicieron presente en esta marcha: camino americano... aÑorando salir de las sombras.. " no nos van a hacer a un lado, nos quieren poner abajo de la lista de todos los asuntos de este país, quieren hacer dos cosas al mismo tiempo, no sólo una cosa pueden lo hacer, entonces estamos aquí para decir que el

the adkins diet to tempt everyone from the path of the war and the very very oddly brenda barton arizona state representative finds herself in broiled controversy this week after she compared president obama to hitler on facebook and you know posted to her personal page on monday barton a republican complained about the effects of the government shutdown on the national park service reading someone is paying the national park service overtime for their efforts to carry out the orders of their fear or where are our constitutional sheriffs who can revoked. sure service rangers authority to arrest do we have any sheriffs who appear really national park service is the only thing i've heard that one before in all serious though seriousness though representative barton's facebook post is just another example of the boiling hatred those on the extreme right feel toward our president and every day government workers and that it's very very ugly.

. >>> buenas taes, comenzamos en arizona donde en pleno corazÓn de la ciudad de tk tcson su produjo unalas imÁgenes tomadas frente a una iglesia muestran hasta dÓnde estÁn dispuestos a llegar gunos pa im fe dupedir de foro tasaon dertaciones como nos cuea carlos botoll >>> en momentos la con frontfrÓn se tornÓ intensa. gri estan gritandoue eran vÍctimas, muchos evitan

. >> do you know of anyone in the tempe, arizona area who is a hearing person who said i want to file a complaint because i want to live in a place designed for people who aren't like me? >> no complaint ever filed. hud acknowledged that. there are hearing residents who are very welcome to live at apache trails. the question is whether when you have two people who want to live in apache trails and one is defr and one is hearing, should we follow the federal law, as hud wrote it, as hud wrote the regulation that says you need to give the preference to the person who needs the accessibility features that the unit has. >> you think you'll win this? >> i think we will. >> i hope you do, because if you don't, the government is really dumber than i ever imagined it to be. linda, i hope you get this settle and we thank you very much for being here to tell your story. >>> i want to say thanks to the

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wonderful university in arizona.>> he looks good. he's on two beer bongs, he's okay. >> can we hear al? >> i'll tell you, it's hard -- in this twitter world it's hard to keep a secret. but we were able to do it. and i think -- you guys were all surprised? >> yeah! >> all right. well, we have a lot more coming from here from arizona state university. cronkite, taylor hall, all these students, we're having a good time. >> it's amazing you kept a secret, especially since you showed up at the beer bash last night. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> but i had the sparky head on. nobody knew. >> all right, al, see you in a while. let's get the headlines of the morning from natalie. >> good morning. a memorial to hero math teacher lanceberry is growing outside the middle school after he confronted the student with the gun. his brother got to meet the student who owes his life to the former marine. meantime, investigators don't know why the 12-year-old shooter brought a handgun to the school, wounding two boys and killing a teacher bef

. >>> buenas taes, comenzamos en arizona donde en pleno corazÓn de la ciudad de tk tcson su produjo unamÁgenes tomadas frente a una iglesia muestran hasta dÓnde estÁn dispuestos a llegar gunos pa im fe dupedir de foro tasaon dertaciones como nos cuea carlos botoll >>> en momentos la con frontfrÓn se tornÓ intensa. gri estan gritandoue eran vÍctimas, muchos evitan la detenÓn de dos jornaleros. >>> estoede todosos dÍas, cuÁas familias no nos damos cuenta verdad >>todo comenzÓ cuando polia pararon el au de los dos migran inmigranteporque no funcnaba una luz de la pca del van conducÍa, el caos este desatÓ luego clos policÍ siguien lo queice la ley est arizona amÓ a la patrulla frontera >>>uÉ te prunron? >>> sÍ teni licencia le dije que no no tengo licencia, >>> agustÍn cuenta que se dirigÍa su trabajo de noche en , en el vehÍculo que se movizaba >>> los quiero mucho y estarÉ con ellos >>> e suelten a mi padre, que no quiero estaroÓlo en la va >>> hasta cien personas se unieron en la protesta pontÁnea, unos 25 personase unieron aste auto >>> en ese transcurso se pusieron violentos, empezar a

this are legal to purchase for arizona residents. california residents cannot legally purchase weapons like this and import them into the state of california. that's illegal. >>> reporter: "the 49ers organization is aware of recent developments with aldon arising from an incident in his home in 2012. we recognize the serious nature of the situation as does aldon and we will continue to monitor it closely." smith could face up to four years in prison if convicted on all of these weapons counts. we made a call to his attorney on this case today. at this point we have not received a reply. >> thank you, mark. >>> we have some breaking news where police are responding to a deadly shooting in san francisco. from chopper 5, you're looking at the excelsior neighborhood. calls came in of a shooting at mission and brazil avenues about 4:15, 45 minutes ago. several blocks of mission have been shut down. emergency crews are there. police and ambulances. right now, we have no information on suspects. we'll bring you more information as we get it

. >> in fact, your tenure will probably be defined by $11 million contribution from an arizona group that was secretly done, came just before the 2012 election. it was designed to help sink prop 30, the governor's tax increase measure, and you went to court to try to force them to disclose the true source. what did you learn from that experience? >> well, the experience was very interesting because this group had given the money anonymously, and it was more money than had ever been spent by an outside group in a california campaign, so it took a lot of effort all the way to the california supreme court to find out that it had been funneled through a number of different 501 c3 and c4 organizations outside of california. under california law if they're contributing to a campaign in california and they knowingly are giving money for political activity in california, then they do have to disclose. >> there were critics who say what if that money had been in support of prop 30, the governor's measure to increase taxes. instead it was meant to undermine it. can you say with real honesty th

mi nombre es martín y llamó de phoenix, arizona. soy ciudadano mexicano nacido en arizona.ra gente como salen a las calles a gritar, exigir por algo que tal vez tengamos derecho, pero realmente yo creo que debemos educarnos mejor para poder saber las... de las cosas. >>antes de no son corte comercial, vamos a despedir al señor raúl murilloactivista de corazón que pertenece a hermandad mexicana. ¿vamos a modificar la manera de pedir las exigencias? >> no, mira, ya tenemos varias acciones. llamamos al congreso y votamos, las marchas se seguirán... que le digan y que los critiquen a ellos de que no se vale la desobediencia civil. todas las acciones son válidas y continuaremos nuestras acciones hasta que logremos la reforma migratoria. >>estaremos demandando de una madre imperante. nos vamos un corte comercial. quédese con nosotros, señor. disculpe usted, señor, aquí es el río jordán en entre nos. nos vamos un corte comercial. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cuando te conocÍ me enamorÉ de ti. ♪ >>ojalá que se haga una reforma y que la licencia todos, porque la necesitamos para trabajar y m

arizona's district 1 has 12 native american tribes. these families are suffering and our economy is taking a direct hit as a result of this irresponsible, unnecessary shutdown. house leaders have wasted precious time but offering nothing but piecemeal bills. these partisan games show a reckless disregard for the people, communities and economies hurt by this shutdown. today, as house leadership puts forth yet another piecemeal bill, that will go nowhere, i would like to share some comments from my district's tribal leaders. these are in their own words. navajo nation president been shelley said, the current piecemeal approach that house republicans are using to fragment tribal communities from the rest of the country is insulating. tribal communities want a comprehensive resolution. the former navajo nation chairman and their first president said, tribal issues should not be used as political props in this shutdown. our kids, families and elders are all part of the large community and we all suffer from a shutdown. we need the house to

so you made it but you don't quite that yet all you know i that well it's not nice to leave arizona a lot come a baby what if you got right is going to work in fact this is unfortunately the diamondbacks a very very very here i'm going to have to dump the diamonds i'm going to go all in financials it may seem boring but three weeks in a row getting one percent each we i can't deny that logic so i'm going to go all in with spirit bank to see if i can at least break through that ten thousand mark because if i do if you remember we have a deal we do have a deal we're going to bring you some profit from the united states if i actually break even but that's that's what's going to have to happen ron and i so i get my talk if you break. in the business are waiting for you all the way back from. down one part of the all right so i'm not so so how i feel about this dumping the diamonds. we're going to go with the financials are i have are i mean i reside out play halt that is what we got from that capital mr tom i saw in house invest right that succeeding this week well my time is up today so

sunday the 49ers host arizona. arizona still trying to team up during his run here in oakland.ou figure palmer, his best days are behind him. harbaugh has to struggle to say something nice. >> he's a top notch quarterback who is smart, savvy, good in the pocket and make all the throws very accurately. he's tough to defend. >> darren mack fadden, star quarterback for the raiders is questionable. raiders is a 10.5 point under dog. they're going to have to try to defeat alex smith. this will be, more than likely, more than likely, the toughest performance to date for terrell pryor. he's going up a defense that's tough to throw against. 80,000 people breathing down his neck. dennis allen saying what you expect him to say. >> you have to execute. that's what it boils down to. if we execute our plays we'll have a chance. it's going to be a tough game, especially for the offense against their defense. >> warriors on their way to china. they left this afternoon. look at andre and his young wife. you get to take your family members with you, go over and represent the game abroad. mark j

steve: and out of phoenix, arizona, it's the sawtelle family. [cheering] ha ha! everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new head-turning ford fusion right there. let's play "feud." give me kathy, give me mike. let's go. ["family feud" theme plays] guys, here we go. we've got the top 7 answers on the board. name a reason tarzan might wear a black loin cloth. mike. >> he just went to the bathroom. steve: he just went to the bathroom. >> to cover his private area. steve: to cover his private area. >> ha ha! steve: pass or play? >> we're gonna play! steve: they're gonna play. well, little old sami, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. steve: what do you do for a living, darling? >> i'm a full-time student. steve: ok, where? >> byu idaho. steve: byu. ok. brigham young university. ok, in idaho. they have a branch. i didn't know that. >> yeah, they do. steve: what's your major? >> marriage and family therapy. steve: marriage and family therapy. >> yeah. steve: hey, i've been married 3 times. >> you're g