i'm an arizonan, it's a very big deal to me, to arizona.'ve seen what low skilled, medium skilled, high skilled immigrants can do to the economy. arizona was certainly the beneficiary of a tremendous injection of labor over the years which right now is not legal. it's never been legal per se. we are aggressively enforcing our immigrant laws and i think it's holding the state back, i really do. >> let's see we found what many citizens felt was a pathway to citizenship. wouldn't that put more people into the workforce and make it did yotougher for everyone? >> what we fount in arizona, our immigrant workforce is sum of the most contributing individuals in the entire workforce. people moved here from around the country. they started small businesses. many of these businesses were comprised of immigrant labor. people made great returns on their investments in these businesses. the economy was vibrant. this all changed by the way in december of 2007 when arizona passed the toughest employer sanctions law in the nation. this began in december of

enrique acevedo hablÓ sobre la sv 1070 de arizona. en una pesadilla el intento de registrar a un hijo. un vehÍculos se partiÓ por la mitad en california. hay mÁs de 10 heridos. y peregrinos de todo el mundo se han dado cita en el vaticano. el domingo se podrÍa romper un rÉcord de asistencia con motivo de la canonizaciÓn de dos papas. asÍ comenzamos. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas noches. enrique acevedo entrevisto al alguacil mÁs temido por los inmigrantes indocumentados en estados unidos. joe arpaio dijo que arizona es mÁs seguro despuÉs de la aprobaciÓn de la sv 1070, enrique ya estÁ listo para hablarnos mÁs sobre su conversaciÓn con el alguacil del condado de marycopa, en arizona. >> arizoan siempre ha sido trinchera en el debate migratorio pero desde la entrada en vigor de la ley sv 1070 se ha convertido en lo mÁs fuerte. >> por favor. no voy ni a responder eso. ¿me estÁ llamando racista? >> tiene 21 aÑos como sheriff en arizona, pero joe

here in arizona and around the country no one can agree how it's done. immigrants will get green cards giving them the right to live and work in the country permanently. more than two-thirds obtain these cards because they're married or another family relationship. there is another one that says wealthy people can buy their way into america. it requires an investment of $500,000 in a business the government hopes will create jobs. while it's growing in popularity the program has its criticked. >> vasojoined his partners in brooklyn to break ground on their development barclays center in atlantic yards. the project was funded in small part through the eb-5 visa investment program. >> it allows people to come and participate in one of the exciting developments in our country. >> reporter: this helped to fuel the program. for half a million dollars wealthy foreign nationals can fast track the process for a two-year visa in exchange for government approved projects. it becomes permanent if they can create ten u.s. jobs. permanent eb-5 green cards are granted

. >> la corte suprema de justicia le dijo no a la gobernadora de arizona.so un tribunal a la policÍa de arizona para arrestar a personas que alberguen a indocumentados, predicciÓn que forma parte de la polÉmica ley anti inmigrante, la suprema corte no dijo o hizo ni una palabra sobre la ley, pero al negarse a considerar la solicitud de la gobernadora dijo mucho, opinan expertos en inmigraciÓn. >> y la suprema corte de justicia no tuvo que decir ni una palabra, porque al no decir una palabra dice 1 millÓn de cosas, ni siquiera vamos a ver el argumento, le da para llegar a la conclusiÓn que no tenÍa base ni valÍa la pena tomar en consideraciÓn, asÍ que una gran derrota para la comunidad, pero lo mÁs importante, le da el mensaje a todos los estados que la ley tiene su lÍmite. >> la gobernadora de arizona querÍa que se mantuviera la ley, que castiga a quienes alberguen a una persona indocumentada, dijo que no habÍa nada ilegal en que el estado de arizona estableciera sus propias leyes migratorias. >> para el estado de arizona en tÉrminos de esta demanda signifi

mi hijo no quería caminar >> el año pasado la patrulla arresto 1500 niños entrando ilegalmente por arizonaesierto >> el gobierno de guatemala decidió abrir dos consulados para rescatar a la gente que trate de cruzar >> queremos salvar al menos una vida >> esta familia ya está a salvo, pero tuvieron su leccion >> es posible que los niños enviados mueran en el desierto >> una historia lamentable, ahora vamos a un adelanto >> les hablaremos de unos hispanos que viven bajo la ley anti inmigrante >> una inmigrante indocumentada se refugia en una iglesia en arizona >> tendremos lo último sobre el tiroteo en la base naval de texas >> algunos creian que la seguridad estaba mejorada >> ya veremos más >> estaremos conversando con los fanáticose sobre el partido de méxico y estados unidos, hablaremos más al regreso >> uruguay fue la grata sorpresa de sudafrica 2010. cachabacha se llevó el primer balón de oro del continente negro >> para los que saben de futbol hoy juegan méxico con eun en orizana, como preparacion para el mmundial de brasil, habalm con los fanáticose >> ♪ ♪ >> en arizona se vive la p

the drug cartels they say have turned the arizona desert into an illicit highway. and along that path, aid volunteers leaves jugs of water and emergency kits to help the travel of migrants. these are the people who know undocumented immigration best, because the us-mexico border is their backyard. so how do they see the debate, and where do their opinions diverge from or sink up with yours. we'll find out. my co-host wajahat ali have been so excited for this show. we have been encouraging our viewers to send in their questions, because we're going to answer them. >> yeah, one viewer said i don't think people realize howdy verse the borders are but there's a human cost also. check out this website. this is arizona and this is the border, all of these red dots event all of the migrants who have passed away, and each red dot has a story. >> joining us is the chief medical examiner of pima county, arizona. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> i'm curious what do you face as a corner in pima county, arizona that different from most in america? >> we have h

>> do you think arizona's economy is good in any way, shape or form right now ? here is the problem with that argument. having access to those workers, having those workers contribute to our economy in productive ways creates opportunities for all of us. what wit about those immigrantso left homes, and they did in '08 and '09, they left productive jobs, they were contributing to society. they were buying products. where did they go, places like texas. what's the texas miracle. >> it's a lot of low paid jobs but it's those workers. mr. . >> the characterize texas as -- to characterize texas as just low paid is not accurate but immigrant labor. >> dennis hoffman is director of the william sideman research institute, the william carey institute. >> great to be here. >> you could easily hire you instead of being job seekers many as he said have become job creators in america. >> when i decide to do the business coming to the business, i knew the risks. i knew the problems. >> more on these undocumented entrepreneurs coming up. and later without immigrants in america

, estados unidos, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios desde nogales, arizona, muy buenas noches >>unidos, general motors dijo que 1 millones 300 mil de sus vehículos deben ser reparados porque el sistema eléctrico del volante puede dejar de funcionar, han llamado a 6 millones 100 mil vehículos, le cuesta 750 millones de dólares, la nueva presidente de la compañía comparece ante el congreso >> una pareja hispana en serios problema ante la justicia por secuestrar a sus propios hijos, lo sacaraon a la fuerza de una de la casa de las abuelas, y los escondieron por 2 semanas >> rosa chaires y su esposo enrique felix sabian que las autoridades de estados unidos y méxico los buscaban por el secuestro de sus 4 hijos, sus fotografias fueron difundidas por las autoridades de ambos países, se entregaron en la frontera entre méxico y california, la pareja había perdido la custodia de sus niños por violencia doméstica, y los menores estaban bajo el cuidado de la abuela materna, el 14 de marzo fueron a la esposa de la abuela, y mientras enrique felix las asujetaba con violencia, se llevaron a lo

maria antonieta collins se unio a los prelados en nogales, arizona.l motors dijo hoy que "un millon 300-mil" de sus vehiculos en estados unidos tienen que ser reparados porque el sistema electrico con el que opera el volante puede dejar de funcionar de manera repentina.desde febrero, general motors ha llamado a reparar un total de "6 millones cien-mil" vehiculos en estados unidos, lo que le costara 750 millones de dolares. maqana la nueva presidenta de la compaqia comparece ante el congreso. una pareja hispana esta en serios problemas con la justicia tras secuestrar a sus propios hijos!!los sacaron a la fuerza de la casa de una de las abuelas y huyeron con ellos, escondiendolos durante dos semanas,pero no llegaron muy lejos!!como nos explica vilma tarazona, la historia ha tenido un desenlace especial. en unos minutos, a la medianoche para ser exacto, vence el plazo para inscribirse en un seguro de salud bajo la nueva ley, llamada obamacare.la casa blanca informo esta noche que 7 millones de personas se registraron para obtener un pseguro de gastos med

. >>> fee next, arizona, is one of the epicenters of the immigration debate in america. immigration from mexico is front and center given that it shares the border with the country, i discussed this issue with ken morris, the president of the cross border group in san diego. ken's firm has a mexican subsidiary nearby in tijuana. he estimates that jobs are directly related to trade between the united states and mexico, i asked about the impact on the u.s. economy. >> every year you have 100 million legal mexican residing, they cross the border, they come to the united states. they visit our stores. they go to our movie theaters. they buy products and then they go back into mexico. in that economic side of the coin is usually overlooked, which gets lost in illegal immigration and narcotic trafficking. >> when you talk about thi in ts is what resounds, they get this impression that america is an ain't immigrant place. but when it comes to the u.s. trade between the united states and mexico, does the same thing happen in arizona, the vitriol c of what we hear here. >> one of

. >>> fee next, arizona, is one of the epicenters of the immigration debate in america. immigration from mexico is front and center given that it shares the border with the country, i discussed this issue with ken morris, the president of the cross border group in san diego. ken's firm has a mexican subsidiary nearby in tijuana . he estimates that jobs are directly related to trade between the united states and mexico, i asked about the impact on the u.s. economy. >> every year you have 100 million legal mexican residing, they cross the border, they come to the united states. they visit our stores. they go to our movie theaters. they buy products and then they go back into mexico. in that economic side of the coin is usually overlooked, which gets lost in illegal immigration and narcotic trafficking. >> when you talk about thi in ts is what resounds, they get this impression that america is an ain't immigrant place. but when it comes to the u.s. trade between the united states and mexico, does the same thing happen in arizona, the vitriolic vitriolic of what we hear here

the result was all traffic went into arizona. you want to know why arizona became ground zero? it was because you guys started first in california and texas and all the traffic came through arizona. that has been shut down. the numbers are very small compared to a decade ago. publicplaces where opinion is most affected is the southeast. there were great rates of increase of 300% in recent decades. >> it's interesting that despite arizona's historic role in this debate you have senator mccain -- two republicans being the most outspoken advocate for comprehensive immigration reform and the last senate round and the congressional delegation in arizona is 5-4 democrat. we are coming out the other side in a place like arizona in part because the flow is significantly diminished over where it was a decade ago. >> i am going to go to you. if we can get a mic over here. we have an actual expert instead of those of us pretending onstage. >> i want to congratulate you on verypanel for portraying a complex situation this nation is facing. all of these things are critically important we ar

for what purpose does the gentlelady from arizona rise? >> i have an amendment at the desk and offer that amendment at this time. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by ms. sinema of arizona, page 31, line 12, after the first dollar amount, insert reduced by $1 million. page 36, line five, after the first dollar amount insert increased by $1 million. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. ss sinema: this is a budget neutral fix that helps restore veterans trust in the v.a. by transferring additional resources to the office of inspector general to carry out its mission of oversight and accountability. our amendment increasing funding for the o. inch g. by $1 million and offsets it by reducing general fund big the same amount. i want to thank the chairman and ranking member of the v. ample appropriations subcommittee, mr. culberson and mr. bishop, for supporting this amendment and working with us on this issue. mr. chairman, we offer this amendment because the recent allegation of s

enrique acevedo hablÓ sobre la sv 1070 de arizona.

. >> nogales, arizona. a bus has arrived filled with people being deported from the united states. >> right now we're headed to san juan bosco, a shelter here in nogales where the mexican immigration authorities have picked the people who were just deported, they take them there so they have a place to stay on their first night back in mexico. >> many thought 2013 would be the year when congress finally passed comprehensive immigration reform. but it was not to be. over several months, fault lines investigated how the failure to pass that reform played out in the lives of some of the nearly 12 million undocumented immigrants in the us. people like jose - who preferred we use only his first name. >> so when were you deported? >> when was i deported? today. >> so today is your first day in mexico in 31 years since you left last? >> yeah, >> a lawyer? >> no license. 21 years ago. >> yeah >> jose is one of a thousand people who are deported each day, and one of nearly 400 thousand deported last year. president

same ring as arizona senate bill 1062. your take similar or no?re we go again. >> right. >> i think, you know, it really is what is the bottom line here. while the language of these laws may be different, the outcome could be the same. that's why a lot of civil rights group are weary and opposing it. what is interesting the law is based on the federal law from the 1990s that a lot of civil liberty groups actually supported but now they oppose it because of how the higher courts have interpreted it. that means that special -- essentially a business would have the right under the law to turn away folks coming to their business on the grounds of sexual orientation. so, you know, the writing and the words might be different. again, the outcome very much the same. >> it makes you wonder where we heard so much about arizona. here it is buried. >>> let's talk about the report from the associated press that the united states secretly master minded this version of cuban twitter signed to undermine the communist government. the white house is down playing t

could 0 compete. >>> a woman in arizona is facing charges for leaving her children in a hot car. she pled not guilty to two coups of child abuse. she left the kids in the car to go to a job interview because she could not find a baby- sitter. now a stranger in new jersey is raising money for her. so far she has raised $91,000. >>> a popular sea world group is coming to an every. they want them to stop using them and malls are not adequately cared for following the black fish documentary. similar bills could head to takes as where it has restricted something and several gathered outside of the slaughter house. they came to protest what they say is the inhumane treatment of the animals at the facility. >> these guys have a life and have a will to live just like everybody else. for me they are no different than our cats and dogs at home. >> the new owner has promised a mosh a more humane killing the plant was processing decease prod animals and safety inspections. >>> the cutting edge design of the home may have helped to fuel that fire. now it is opening day at the park and these a

tonight in arizona in the very setting where the famous jodi arias murder trial unfolded the jury is now mulling the case of another young woman with eerily similar circumstances. >> how many times do you think you had? >> i don't know. after he touched me i wanted him to know what it felt like. >> reporter: that's 36-year-old marissa dubois. she's accused of killing her husband with a hammer. she pleaded not guilty, claiming self-defense snapping after years of physical and sexual abuse from her husband. it is almost the same defense claimed by jodi arias, convicted last year for stabbing, shooting and slashing her long-time lover travis alexander. >> the simple answer is he attacked me and i defended myself. he called me a bitch and kicked me in the ribs and got on top of me and started choking me. >> what are the key similarities between this trial and the jodi arias trial? >> they are both charged with capital murder and they both acclaimed they were abused by their husband or boyfriend, by their lovers. >> reporter: in each case the prosecution painting each defendant as a cold,

congresswoman, i know you're demanding to brief the whole arizona delegation. what do you want to hear from the va when you go back to washington this week? >> patrick, i quite simply want the truth. these allegations have been continuing for several months. although we haven't learned about them until recently. it appears there may be some physical evidence that there was a pattern and a procedure to lie. and hide the amount of time that veterans are waiting to get appointments. i co-sponsored legislation to require the va to set a standard of 30 days that every vet who seeks care gets their first appointment within 30 details. the reality is that many vets are waiting longer than that. i have to tell you, if a vet is waiting more than two weeks, they should call my office because we're going to fight to fix this. what i want to hear from the veterans affairs office from secretary shinceci all the way down is swift action to rectify the problem, and most importantly, swift action to hold those who have engaged in misconduct accountable for their actions, to ma

una madre que se negÓ que su leche mamÁ terna fuera inspeccionada por rayos x en un aeropuerto de arizonable, pero aparentemente estÁ todo a su favor creo yo. >>> aparentemente bÁrbara es uno de esos casos Índice tos que presentamos aquÍ en "primer impacto" estar madre dice que su dio una gran humillaciÓn por el solo hecho de querer preservar la leche del bebÉ y dijeron que vÍa a llegar a un acuerdo con ella fuera de corto que no lo para recibir indemnizaciÓn y podrÍa tener repero curaciones para madres futuras. >>> el video de seguridad en este aeropuerto muestra a la mujer llegando al punto de inspecciÓn con dos contenedores de leche lo que pasarÍa despuÉs encendiÓ el debate llegando hasta lugar corte federal. >>> me dijeron que la leche ten caÍ pasar por rayos x o que la botarÍan cuenta. >>> la mujer de 34 aÑos no se negaba a la inspecciÓn por temor a daÑar el alimento de su bebÉ que tenÍa 7 meses. >>> desechoarlo no era opciÓn para ella, asÍ que pidiÓ una reviso alterna como lo permiten las regulaciones al respecto. >>> pero asegura que en vez de aceptar su peticiÓn fue sometida a mal

that gives the guy who wants to be the next governor of arizona one hell of an issue. ♪ why is our arizona-basedating manufacturing to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startup.com neil: the 2 million number might be inflated, washington times reveal many of those deported include those caught at border and detorting a are lowest level they have been at in 5 years, former cold stone ceo turned arizona governor gubernatorial candidate. very good to have you. >> thank you. neil. good to be here. neil: do you believe this deportation overall 2 million figure since president assumeed office is it inflated? >> a fail of leadership of the obama administration, they are doe portining deports people, a poreous border and the security is a

i am from arizona. going to arizona state university.started coming out of the shadows and telling our stories. soad been so out there and protected and all of a sudden, after i get out of my first job ever with my social security , ourr that i got through home is raided. they take my mom and my brother in front of me and my younger brother. to me it was certain like a wake-up call that i do have protection in social security but my family is so vulnerable. tot really -- we were able stop my mother's deportation. we had thousands of calls and positions to the white house and dhs. through that we were able to turn the bus around that had my mom and it. tavis: your mom was literally on the bus headed to the border. >> literally on the way to mexico. that is when all the pressure and this is all overnight. they went to my house that i -- 9p.m. and she got released at a.m. the entire country mobilized and we were able to put some pressure on the white house and dhs that they had to call the driver to go back. tavis: what is the status of you

he bought a thousand acres here in the arizona desert.ne of his followers built that shrine, the one with the tibetan flags fluttering in the breeze. and here they began a kind of buddhism that perhaps hadn't been heard of anywhere else. a type of buddhaism that was at odds with others. he and his female students would undertake a retreat, three years, three months and three days in isolation and total silence. the only communication allowed, handwritten notes, and only to one another. sid built the tent structures where he assumed each would live alone. but soon it dawned on him he was not building them for one. >> it's becoming clear to me that he's going to be living here with christi. >> which wouldn't be a big deal but as a monk. >> as a monk. >> it's kind of like a catholic priest living with a girl. >> yes. >> i'm sorry. i don't want to sound suspicious, but really? a guru and his women? >> yeah. it was pretty strange. and a lot of people were starting to ask questions about it. >> to which michael roach had an astonishing answer.

out what is going on in the phoenix, arizona veterans affair the health system.d e-mails indicating while the medical director hay have been to thing the extraordinary progress in decreasing wait typimes, some disagreed. they may have had their names on a waiting list for months before they get on the appointment list. he writes quote sure, when their appointment is created, it could be 14 days out but they are waiting six to 20 weeks. as many as 40 veterins may have died waiting for care one fox military analysts says this quote disgusts him. >> there are plenty of whistle-blowers coming forward because people are feeling guilty about this and want the story out. >> the department of veterans affairs here in washington sent a team of experts to the facility to review the scheduling procedures and any quote delays in square. sean? >> molly, great job. thanks for being with us. right now jonathan is with us and concerned vets for america peter, i can't believe we send hen a men and women off to fight and this is how we treat them. we put them on secret lists. they

for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. barber: thank you, mr. chairman, and i want to thank my colleague for co-sponsoring this important bipartisan amendment. congressman runyan understands i think very well that we have to have a commitment to make sure that we do the right thing by our military and we are in difficult times, no question we are in times when the budgets are constrained, but as we draw down our forces from war in afghanistan and shift our strategic focus to the specific, reducing active-duty personnel and equipment across the services there is no doubt we must reevaluate in terms of the department of defense infrastructure. however, this does not mean we should take on another round of brac. our military installations across the nation have profound impact on the families and the communities that support these installations in my district, for example, we have two installations. both the communities of tucson and sierra vista have storied histories that go

the result was all traffic went into arizona. you want to know why arizona became ground zero? it was because you guys started first in california and texas and all the traffic came through arizona. that has been shut down. the numbers are very small compared to a decade ago. >> the places where public opinion is most affected is the southeast. there were great rates of increase of 300% in recent decades. >> it's interesting that despite arizona's historic role in this debate you have senator mccain flake -- two republicans being the most outspoken advocate for comprehensive immigration reform and the last senate round and the congressional delegation in arizona is 5-4 democrat. we are coming out the other side in a place like arizona in part because the flow is significantly diminished over where it was a decade ago. >> i am going to go to you. if we can get a mic over here. we have an actual expert instead of those of us pretending onstage. >> i want to congratulate you on this panel for portraying a very complex situation this nation is facing. all of these things are critic

she lives on the arizona side of the fence in nogales a few minutes away from where her grandson was killed. at a bedside shrine she prays. >> there needs to be justice because it seems to me a cold blooded calculated crime. to me it's a crime with no justification because he wasn't doing anything. he was just walking. he wasn't doing anything. >> almost a year and a half after the fatal shooting the border patrol has formerly responsed to jose antonio's family. >> there is jose antonio's mother. >> their attorney shows me a letter he received. >> your clients claim cannot be attributed to wrongful negligence act or omission on the part of the united states customs and border protection. and it's over as far as they are concerned. >> the border patrol took four minutes from the time of the shooting to make this call to mexican authorities. >> let's listen to that call. >> he said that the delay suggests indifference to the fact that a mexican boy had been shot. >> if this they're really worried about somebody being hurt you don't wait four minutes because obviously the shooting had s

nbc news, mesa, arizona. >>> that's our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00, nowhere left to grow. the south bay housing crisis is pushing even farther south. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. the real estate boom is heading deeper into the south bay county. a development that has been sitting idle since the early '90s is seeing construction action. the community will sit on some 359 acres between santa theresa and the creek where it used to be farmland. >> reporter: real estate sales are picking up again. and because of that, developers are feeling more comfortable about building again. there are major developments as you mentioned in gilroy and in other parts of the south county, and yet, there are still more buyers than there are houses to buy. build something booming where for years developers sat on land rather than build homes th

this is his father's arizona state birth certificate, usually proof enough. it was enough to convince a federal criminal jury that he broke no law when he crossed the border into the u.s. and like all u.s. citizens, have the right to enter the country. but those who make the final determination on citizenship, immigration judges, vint been persuaded. so his life is in limbo. he crosses in areas like this, the open dessert. in the summer, high temperatures often reach above 100 degrees. according to official figures, more than 2200 my grants have died along arizona's border since 2001. the number could be much higher. immigration officials denied several requests for an interview, but in a statement to al jazeera, the government avoided saying whether esteban was or wasn't a citizens. they only say the judge ordered him to be deported and they site his criminal history including burglary >> to his house, the place where he has lived all but three of his 40 years. he says it's the only place he considers home. >> julio rena says she needs her youngest son at ho

go. >> this nation believes in rule much law, as somebody that is running for governor for arizona ihat is going on inside our state and southern border, i'm reaching out to latinos and hess panics -- hispanics, no one in the state is happy with our economy, nobody is happy with k-12 education, that is a winning message for anyone runing on the republican side of ticket to reach to people of all different backgrounds and win their votes and see good public policy at the state level, that is what this campaign is about. neil: thank you doug ducey. >> thank you. neil: the mogul whose money every republican wants, especially if they are running for the white house or even thinking of it, shelton adelson has plenty of money, he is throwing a shindig at a restaurant -- just say this particular casino mogul has not. and don't exec him to any time soon, gare love man loves to keep folks guessing about his politics but not about his, he is more into wowing his customers than hob nobing with pole tigs, and rewarding employees, mr. love man, good to have you back. >> glad to be here. neil: do

muerte se vio un sujeto que se cayÓ en medio del ocÉano pacÍfico entre mexico y estados unidos en arizonaogales con salvador duran, con todos detalles!! salvador..# c apoyo la lucha a los iinmigrants aquellos que sacrificaron sus i vidas recuardos aca de estos hermanos y hermanas en laa escuela de estados unidos y el muro que separa a millones de familias se escuchaban a inmigrantes como pablito que esperaron para cru a cruzar y estaba por ejepmplo a lugares como jaime valdes jaime fue deportado el mes pa d pasado mientras la hoy como cientos más espera un milagro para que aduana le permita entrar con una visa humanitar humanitaria. >> la iglesia está con ellos que queremos todos abogar por la legislación adecuada nueva en cuánto a la inmigración porque hay tantos casos tan trÁgicos. >> por eso los lÍderes catÓlicos anunciaron que encaminoaron sus esfuerzos hacia la cÁmara de representantes en washington. para que se apruebe la reforma migratoria. >> y hace minutos nos informaron tambiÉn que jaime galves acaba de intentar cruzar la frontera y los agentes de inmigraciÓn lo han detenido par

we're going to see arizona diamond backs at&t park already filling up with the diehard fans. these are folks all in line waiting for autographs this afternoon. a perfect day for baseball out here. it's sunny and warm and just beautiful. the giants also off to a fantastic start this afternoon and there's -- season and there's optimism in the air. >> opening gate program here. >> reporter: the buzz is building at at&t park today as the giants get set for their first game of the season in front of the hometown fans. >> it's like christmas. it's great. it's -- i couldn't sleep. i'm ready for a great game today. >> reporter: as the sun came up this morning, the grounds crew was busy perfecting what already looks like a perfect field. every blade of grass trimmed just right. al true work of art. some of the jeeps' players schoep -- giants' players showed up early. outfielder plan koa is glad to be back home after starting the season on the road. >> we welcome everybody and this -- have a great opening day and let's one. let's win today and just have fun. >> reporter: so far so good

la liga nacional en la división oeste, iepo (información en pantalla) es joven la temporada, pero arizonaás adelante tenemos a cientos de miles de carros a revisión, le contamos por qué. >> qué tal amigos, tenemos el pronóstico del tiempo, ,más información al volver. >> ♪. p >> ♪. >> si usted maneja un auto toyota es probable que deba enviarlo al mecánico. >> el llamado a taller abarca a 27 modelos fabricados entre marzo de 2013 y agosto de 2013. >> tenga cuidado con cremas que prometen arreglar el cutis de fabricación casera me importados de méxico. >> detectaron más de 50 veces mayores al permitido en concentraciones de mercurio que es muy tóxico. >> mejor arrugadito, pero más sanito. >> (risas). >> vamos al pronóstico del tiempo. >> (información en pantalla). >> temperaturas templadas se mquedan con nosotros, ayer a todos aquellos que pudieron ver a marte, más cerca nunca en la alineación, marte continuará esta noche brillando más que cualquier estrella a miles de millas de distancia. >> (información en pantalla). >> temperaturas de los 50°1, parcialmente nublado, vemos el pronóstico

they are defending themselves and will joi why is our arizona-based company relocating manufacturing to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com carsthey're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden.

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continuando en arizona pero ahora al beisbol take vo lo hizo ayer y hoy tambien, esta vez con un jonronimera entrada puso a los gigantes en ventaja 3 a cero sobre los d-backs... pero esta vez el triunfo se les fue de las manos, el relevista gutierrez otorgo dos carreras en la sexta... 5 - 4 gana arizona... y a diferencia de ayer, hoy el partido en oakland tuvo que ser suspendido por la tormenta que azota el area de la bahia.... esto significa que maÑana miercoles habr doble cartelera en casa frente a los indios... el primero partido dara inicio poco despues del mediodia... cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 6 y a las once cu --que descanse, buenas noches. --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 6 y a las once cu --que descanse, buenas noches. el show nÚmero uno, el piojo estÁ aquÍ. >>> tendremos dos grandes invitados de la nascar, tomala, otro bigotÓn se acerca a las chivas, comienza el show nÚmero uno titulares y mÁs coors light.

arizona state representative bob thorpe is one of them. he joins us. good evening, sir. >> hi, greta. thank you so much for having me on the show tonight. >> thank you for joining us. why are you going to nevada? why do you align yourself -- why are you getting into this spated? >> well, thursday on the floor, i had a resolution that talked about some of the problems that were occurring in nevada. i ended up having over 40 senators and house members sign that resolution. they are very passionate and, you know, greta, i have got to be honest with you, we are not fixating on the merits of the case, whether the bundy family is right or wrong, but we're very very concerned about overreach by the federal government. >> overreach in which way in which they are trying now, he they have got helicopters and everything else. the execution of the court order, is that it or is it the timing? what is it exactly? >> well, you know, the first thing that came to mind was they set up these little

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i a thank the gentleman from arizona for his leadership -- i thank the gentleman from arizona for his leadership and for continuing to fight for seniors back home and continuing to be a champion here in washington, d.c., for those folks. thank you also for reminding us that this is a successful medicare program that has already had solid success record at reducing hospital re-admissions and improving health outcomes. it continues to be a popular option for seniors, reducing annual out-of-pocket expenses from traditional medicare, and offering expanded benefit packages. that include important dental, hearing, vision and chiropractic care. medicare advantage plans also normally include the successful and cost-saving part d prescription drug plan and come without an annual deductible. by offering great coordinated care and innovative health care approaches, this program is highly effective at keeping seniors out of the hospital. but if they do end up in the hospital, medicare advantage helps them recover quicker and with less chance of returning. we should be building on this success, no