, arizona area, in the cities in central arizona, who take central arizona project water, we've been working with the central arizona project and the yuma area ago feweral interests, in trying to come up with a way to do things that create surplus, to try to prop up the levels of lake meade. i think those things have been going fairly well, we don't have a deal on the table yet. our agricultural users suffer the brunt of the shortage, if there's a tier 1 shortage in 2016 or 2017, they'll lose about half of their colorado river supplies. they have options to pump groundwater under state law. under our underground storage and recovery program, they have options to partner with arizona tribes and arizona municipal users who have higher arizona water. they can partner with those entities, take their colorado river water and they will get a future credit to pump groundwater from under the agricultural land. the department of water resources has looked at the permitting that goes along with that program to make those more probable as we approach the shortage in 2016 or 2017. >> you talk ab

this is one of four detention centers in arizona, one of the biggest in the country the only one in arizona that holds women. and looks like all the prison movies, this is the day room where you spend all their time, the detention centers offer no educational programs at all or even activities. people tell me that is another part of it, it is so boring in there. you could be in there for a long time day in and day out hardly anything to do they have two teas, one in spanish and one in english that will cost $25 to listen to it. i like this picture, and that puzzle is a sad puzzle it shows the wilderness and wide-open spaces for people who are locked out. this is a picture of women's bedrooms, the toilets in the middle of the bed room, which is very prison like way to treat people because the thing about these detainee's, i mention the crimes but while they're being held there they are not being charged for their crimes, they are looking at criminal stuff. will leave their to be held for detention hearing this, and this building is the former regular arizona prison converted to the attention

arizona project water. we have been work with the start arizona project and the yuma agricultural interest and trying to come up with a way to intentionally create a surplus that secretary conner referred to. i think those have been going fairly well. we don't have a deal on the table yet. in central arizona those who take central arizona water will suffer the brunt of the shortage. they will lose about half of their renewable colorado river supplies. they have options to pump groundwater under the state law. but they also have options to partner with arizona tribes and arizona municipal users who have higher priority central arizona project water. those folks, the agriculture users can partner with those entities, take their colorado river water and in return, those entities get a future credit to pump groundwater from under the agricultural land. the department of water resources has looked at the permitting that goes along with that program and tried to create as much flexibility as possible as we approa

and finally, arizona got its flag. >> arizona is one of my favorite flags. actually, the last five states added to the union used very simplistic, distinctive designs, and arizona is one of those. it's known as the copper-star flag, because copper mining was so popular in arizona. >> arizona still produces more copper than any other state in the nation. but it's also known for its magnificent natural beauty. >> since arizona is in the west, there's a reference to the setting sun with 13 beams of sunlight. the number 13 is chosen as a reference to the original 13 colonies. >> the beams are red and gold, like an arizona sunset. but they're also the colors of the spanish conquistadors, arizona's first european visitors. beneath the rays, a large field of blue represents loyalty. by the way, arizona is sometimes called the "valentine state" because it was admitted to the union on february 14th. with "flag facts," i'm veronique. >> they can't talk, but they can make themselves understood if you know what to look for. brandon continues our series on dog body langu

, arizona area, in the cities in central arizona, who take central arizona project water, we've been working with the central arizona project and

tribes and arizona municipal users who have higher priority central arizona project water. those folks the agricultural users can partner with those entities, take the colorado river water and in return those entities will get a future credit to pump groundwater for under the agricultural land. the department of water resources has looked at the permitting that goes along with that the program and have tried to create as much flexibility as possible to make those partnerships probable as we approach the shortage. >> thank you. very quickly you talk about augmentation. one of the most promising areas to augment the resources that we have? >> the lower basin states including arizona funding, whether modification trying to increase flows. we're also we're also looking at potential desalination a brackish groundwater within our state of course our participating to the hospice of the minute 319 process cartridge implementation with mexico to look at potential binational desalinization to caps on nation with mexico and also potentially partnering with california for desalination

essential arizona project water is key to existing and future travel override settlements in arizona. third, there's a need for augmenting the colorado river recognized in federal legislation and reclamation water supply and demand study and arizona strategic division for water supply sustainability. last, arizona would like to see additional opportunities for federal support of programs that conserve water that will benefit the entire system rather than one particular user, especially considering how much some users like arizona have already done. thank you again for the opportunity to provide you with a snapshot of the arizona experience. >> thank you. appreciate your comments. let's go to mr. loranger. >> madame chairman, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i'm the water resources manager with the washington state department of ecology. as senator cantwell mentioned, current snow pack levels in washington are 9% of normal. this is the lowest we have on record. because of the low snow pack, rivers with diminishing flows and irrigation districts

>> yeah i think arizona is a leader in this.e some form of independent body to help with redistricting. i think the western states are leading this effort, california has a similar independent redistricting commission. this really is designed to be an independent non-partisan body that looks at the best ways to advance a representative democratic form of government and we've seen that with our congressional lines. we have three of our nine congressional seats extremely, extremely competitive. there's been times when those three competitive districts were held by all democrats. today, two are democratic one is republican. they can go either way depending on the mood of the voters and how well the candidates speak to the issues. >> i mean i go around the country and people talk about the jergrip the republicans have in the house and see no way out. i'm surprised this ruling by the supreme court didn't get more media attention. i think this is a blockbuster decision. what is next for the redistricting commission in the state of ari

un uno en junio en phoeenix, arizona. 3 en junio en nueva ptersey jersey y nueva york.en tÚnez y francia este fin de semana. >> el 4 de julio serÁ un dÍa caluroso en verano. si uno ve a alguien con un abrigo, tapado, es fuera de lo normal, a lo mejor tiene explosivos adentro del abrigo. >> el arresto de hoy forma parte de una serie de investigaciones que el fbi estÁ realizando en nueva york y en nueva jersey y que incluye otro arresto de un hombre en jordania de un hombre que viajÓ supuestamente a formar parte de un ataque de isis. marÍa: el escÁndalo de corrupciÓn de la fifa parece salpicar a mÉxico. asÍ lo sugiere un diario espaÑol al indicar que el fbi estudiarÍa un posible arreglo del tri contra trinidad y tobago en 2005 durante las eliminatorias de alemania. [imÁgenes] >> hoy se sabe que el partido de fÚtbol entre la selecciÓn mexicana y la de trinidad y tobago en 2005 fue arreglado. mÉxico perdiÓ 2 a 1 y se cuestionÓ a ricardo la volpe por los jugadores que habÍa meetido a la cancha. >> me criticaron acÁ donde en el mundo, donde yo vi, siempre si hay empate... >>

gosar of arizona. at the end of the bill, before the short title, insert the following, section 1003, none of the funds made available by this act may be ex pended by the department of the navy to divest or transfer or prepare to divest or transfer any search and rescue units from the marine corps. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 303, the gentleman from arizona and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: thank you mr. chairman. i rise to offer an amendment which would preserve a very important component of the marine corps. its search and rescue units. according to the most recent marine aviation plan, the corps had these united slated for divestiture. i am glad to see that after public backlash on that plan, the court decided to temporarily postpone those plans. just as easily as the marines postponed their decision, they could also recommence. i still believe such actions would be a bad decision and i'm not alone. that's why

se ha producido recientes arrestos de simpatizantes de isis uno en junio en phoenix, arizona.as celebraciones del 4 de julio. a solo dÍa de los ataques en kuwait, tÚnez y francia. >> serÁ un dÍa caluroso en medio del verano. signo de alguien con un abrigo tapado es obviamente fuera de lo normal. a lo mejor y explosivos adentro de la abrigo que quiere explotar. blanca: el arresto de forma parte de una serie de investigaciones que el fbi realiza en nueva york y nueva jersey y que incluye otro arresto en jordania de un hombre procedente de rudeford que viajo para ser parte de un ataque de isis. marÍa elena: el escÁndalo de corrupciÓn de la fifa parece salpicar a mÉxico lo sugiere un diario espaÑol ya el fbi podrÍa estar investigando un posible arreglo del tri contra trinidad y tobago en 2005 durante las eliminatorias al mundial de alemania. alejandro explica por quÉ surge esta sospecha. alejandro: hoy se sabe que el partido de fÚtbol entre la selecciÓn mexicana y la de trinidad y tobago en 2005 fue arreglada. en ese entonces mÉxico perdiÓ dos a uno y se cuestionÓ a lavolpe direct

with a popular initiative or with the arizona constitution and arizona courts do treat them as laws and the consequence of their passage, their own constitutionality or conflict is that they are not enforceable so their enforceable is enjoined. roberts: so you want the legislature to pass a law that is not enforceable? and suggest they don't have standing to challenge what the referendum has done until they go through that process? feigin: i think the plaintiff had to allege and lujan against the defenders of wildlife -- the second one -- plaintiff had to allege that they were going to buy a plane ticket to see the not crocodile -- the nile crocodile. in order to complain about the nile crocodile. the legislateture said it would put do everything in its power to bring this to a head. roberts: did they not just have to allege that they plan to exercise what is in their normal authority, to engage in the redistricting? despite the fact that they're litigating it implies that they have some interest in doing that. feigin: i think that can be true of any legislation. it may be difficult

and arizona municipal users who have higher arizona water. they can partner with those entities, take their colorado river water and they will get a future credit to pump groundwater from under the agricultural land. the department of water resources has looked at the permitting that goes along with that program to make those more probable as we approach the shortage in 2016 or 2017. >> you talk about augmentation for areas, what are the most promising areas to augment the resources that we have? >> i think the lower basin help funding weather modification to try to increase the flows there. we also are looking at potential desalination of brackish groundwater within our state. of course, we're participating through the auspices of the treaty implementation with mexico. to look at potential national desalination with mexico, and also potentially partnering with california for desalination with california and arizona. those are probably the main sources. >> thank you thank you madam chair. >> deputy secretary conner. in its colorado river basi

carolina: esos fueron todos los aÑos que sufrÍ en mÉxico y arizona... >> yo misma me estaba ahogando con un vaso de agua. periodistta: en los Últimos 12 aÑos se han registrado 32 muertes en los centros de detenciÓn de inmigraciÓn, operados por la compaÑÍa. >> dos billones al aÑo pasamos por centros de detenciÓn. periodista: los activistas aseguran que las principales causas de muerte es por razones mÉdicas y por suicidio. >> si uno va al mÉdico le preguntan alguno ¿has tomando suficiente agua? su respuesta que debe tomar mÁs agua, eso es el remedio para todas las enfermedades. periodista: la muerte mÁs reciente es el deceso del inmigrante mexicano de 31 aÑos de edad. el reporte dice que le encontraron un calcetÍn en su garganta. >> nosotros hemos pedido una investigaciÓn porque tenemos que ver, que le den al pÚblico la realidad. periodista: denis fue encontrado dentro de su celda sin signos vitales, Él estaba bajo todavÍa luego de ser detenido al cruzar la frontera en arizona. enrique: el dinero que aporta el trabajo de millones de inmigrantes indocume

oscar: desde arizona, Óscar gÓmez. vamos a tener los pormenores. cientos de personas se oponen a la construcciÓn de un canal interoceÁnico en centroamÉrica. esto y mÁs en breves. Ícito ramon:medio explÍcito que ha acaparado las redes sociales ha infectado computadoras de varios usuarios. priscila nos cuenta que hacer. priscila: se calcula que miles de usuarios han sido vÍctimas de un ataque cibernÉtico que instala las computadoras un malware con la opacidad de robar informaciÓn. esto es luego de producir un vÍdeo pornogrÁfico. >> un logger graba todo lo que fastidiando. hay vÍdeos que te preguntan que le hagas un like a la pÁgina o que instales una aplicaciÓn. cuando la aplicaciÓn se instala en facebook, bÁsicamente lo que esta pasando es carta abierta para que la aplicaciÓn, cuya cosa que quiera en tu muro. priscila: de acuerdo con edgar, esta actividad es totalmente legal porque es el mismo usuario quien la autoriza. si usted sospecha que su caso, puede ir a ajustes en su pÁgina de facebook, aplicaciones y eliminar t

dulce: recordaron a los padres que perdieron la vida por el desierto de arizona.estos padres, hasta el Último momento. mis familiares nunca sabrÁn que pasÓ de mÍ. ramÓn: los agentes de las patrullas fronterizas, son absueltos en la mayorÍa de los casos. una investigaciÓn interna relacionada con 67 tiroteos, es todo entre los aÑos 2010 y 2012, revela que los uniformados actuaron de acuerdo a las regulaciones, con excepciÓn de tres casos. dicha conclusiÓn general gran descontento con los activistas que defienden los derechos humanos. precisamente, una iniciativa pretende educar e inmigrantes indocumentados, sobre los peligros que implica cruzar ilegalmente la frontera. iris nos tienen la informaciÓn desde pasos, texas. iris: este canal, ubicado en la ciudad del paso, se convierte en peligro para aquellos inmigrantes indocumentados, que intentan cruzar ilegalmente. >> la corriente del canal es muy rÁpida. va a 30 millas por hora. hay Áreas donde el canal, estÁ cubierto y se va hacia abajo del canal y no vuelven. iris: desde 1998, la patrulla fronteriza, hace simulacr

fighter jet after it crashed in arizona last night.ng a training exercise about 5 miles away from a military base in tucson. some homes were evacuated when the crash caused a fire near a gas line. >>> a second prison employee is accused of helping convicted killers escape. gene palmer is charged with protestor pentagon prison contraband and tampering with physical evidence. investigators think he supplied a screwdriver and pliers in the escape. >>> a killing at a gun club in contra costa, a 64-year-old accidentally shot. >>> and bart board of directors will discuss re-opening bathrooms in underground stations. they were close after 9/11. the plan would make them unisex and remodel them so they are easier to monitor. >>> i'm anne makovec live in antioch where the hills have been blackened behind me here. the wildfire is out. it came close to homes at first. more than 500 acres near contra loma regional park and black diamond preserve. it started at about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. 1300 homes were threatened. police made reverse 911 calls

the gentleman from arizona is recognized. the gentleman from arizona continues to reserve. the gentleman from louisiana is recognized. mr. graves: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman this amendment is supported by the american sport fishing association c.c.a., the coastal conservation association the center for coastal conservation the congressional sportsmen's foundation, the international game fish association national marine manufacturing association, recreational fishing alliance and the theodore roosevelt conservation partnership. mr. chairman, i'm struggling with understanding the concerns that i recently heard expressed by the other side. mr. chairman this is identical to how the atlantic striped bass is managed on the east coast. why is there not an amendment to withdraw that authority if it's so problematic to have the five gulf states consistently manage the natural resources in their state waters as they do today indiana the adjacent federal waters, it has been proven through various hear thags the committee has had that the science being used by the states is

. >>> she's the university of arizona researcher making national news for her study on marijuana andterans with ptsd. >> as the sunrises in phoenix, a battle is heating up at the university of arizona. june 27th, 2014, nearly four months after the revolutionary ptsd and marijuana study was approved. >> hr notified me just a little before 5:00 on friday. >> the university of arizona has fired dr. sue cecily. >> i was stunned because they stripped me of all of my work. >> her work, studying medical marijuana. >> it is so disheartening for all these veterans who have stood shoulder to shoulder with me. >> her determination became national news. they are demanding sue cecily be allowed to continue her work. >> the pot study has now hit a major snag. >> a snag because without a job, cecily's historic study is without a home. i spoke to her soon after her dismissal. >> what do you think's happening? >> i think arizona legislature is dominated by several very extreme thinkers who are opposed to this type of research, even though it is an fda controlled study. it's a randomized control study

gosar of arizona. insert the following -- section.of the funds made available by this act may be used to carry out the rule and title affirmatively furthering fair housing published by the department of housing and urban development in the federal register for july 19 2013, 78 federal register 43710, docket number 01 or to carry out the noice entitled -- affirmatively furthering fair housing assessment tool published bthe housing and urban development in a federal register on september 26 2014, 79 federal register 599 -- 57949, fr-73-n-02. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 287, the gentleman from arizona and a member opposed will each control fe minutes. e chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today to offer an amendment intended to prevent yet another costly overreach by the federal gernment into the jurisdiction of local towns and communities. . and prohibit community development block grant funds from going to communities that nee them. the amendment seeks to once again defund

arizona shoulders the brunt of about 84% of the total taken by arizona nevada, and mexico. if this continues to decline, arizona is going to take larger reductions in california will continue to take no shortage. then another challenge is an issue referred to as the structural deficit. it is caused by the volume of water released for delivery losses and exceeding the volume of water entering lake mead from lake powell even in a normal year and as a result the elevation drops about 12 feet per year. greater than normal flows helped to offset this impact. the drought has kept this from happening. .. creating a sustainable colorado river. it is imperative that the actions not reduce errors -- arizona's flexibility to manage its own water supply

>> arizona is threatening with thousands of dollars in fines and jail time. .ohn: government wants me to buy you a savings bond, but they make it so hard. >> there will be some information we have to fill out. there are three steps what's your first name? account number inspect. moving on to step two does . john: but the private sector

marchar en arizona para protestar por la separaciÓn de la familia. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor:noticiero univisiÓnnza. aranza: por las noches. el fbi muestra un paso manifiesto acompaÑado con imÁgenes racistas de dylan roof, del joven que le arrebatÓ la vida a nueve personas en carolina del sur. juan pablo: de dylan roof se sabÍa que tiene 21 aÑos y que asesinÓ a nueve personas en la emblemÁtica iglesia de charlestÓn. con las horas para conocer los detalles de este joven que preferÍa 60 y comparte con sus pequeÑas antes de arrebatarle la vida. violentamente. un blog, supuestamente escrito por Él, establece que la segregaciÓn no era mala. porta la bandera de los extremistas. en Él habrÍa escrito diciendo que los hispanos son obviamente un gran problema para los estadounidenses. pero que habÍa buenos hispanos y de los hispanos. >> muchachos vulnerables van a desencadenar todo tipo de ideas confabulados y aumentarlas en su mente, estÁ llenando las diferencias. juan pablo: para el siquiatra, es claro que la joven mente era producto de su familia. se ha sabido que su padre golpeaba a su segunda esposa

ayÚdenme. >> fue entonces cuando graciela contactÓ a las autoridades en arizona e iniciaron la bÚsjvredauno. ayÚdenme! >> el equipo de bÚsqueda y rescate de la patrulla fronteriza y otras organizaciones desplegaron un operativo por aire y tierra para dar con el paradero del inmigrante mexicano. >> jesÚs estuvo al punto de morir en el desierto si no hubiese sido encontrado en unas horas. porque fue el sÁbado en la maÑana. ese mismo dÍa la temperatura subiÓ mÁs de cien grados fahrenheit. >> jesÚs se perdiÓ en una zona montaÑosa y sin acceso a agua, Área que ca ha costado la vida de cientos de inmigrantes. >> vemos muchos casos y nos da pena decir que en muchos de los casos no encontramos a las personas vivas. esto realmente es un milagro y estamos contentos de estar aquÍ con graciela y ayudarla archia reunirse con su marido. >> jesÚs es de sinaloa, mÉxico y buscarÁ permanecer en los estados unidos al lado de su esposa y sus tres hijos. iniciarÁ una batalla legal para reunirse con los suyos. en tucson, arizona, univisiÓn. >> la florida es uno de los estados mÁs reÑidos para conseguir la nom

en arizona ser lanzado una campaÑa para concientizar a los padres y prevenir estas tragedias.ebido a las altas temperaturas. los decesos por golpe de calor dentro de los autos constituyen la principal causa de muerte entre los niÑos menores de 14 aÑos en casos no relacionados con accidentes de trÁfico, segÚn la organizaciÓn kids and cars. >> estÁn subiendo las temperaturas, es muy peligroso. dulce: el capitÁn utiliza esta cÁmara para leer la temperatura de la camioneta y mostrar cÓmo sube el calor adentro. >> la camioneta aquÍ afuera estaba mÁs o menos a 114 grados. vamos a abrir la puerta del frente... y ahorita donde llega el sol estÁ casi 160. dulce: california, arizona, texas, florida y carolina del norte, ocupan los primeros lugares en muertes de menores que son dejados sin supervisiÓn en el interior de los vehÍculos expuestos a temperaturas que rebasan los 100 f. >> muchas cosas pueden fallar, pueden fallar los Órganos internos, sube la temperatura, le afecta el cerebro. dulce: dejar a un niÑo o a una mascota dentro de un vehÍculo es peligroso, ademÁs en c casro , er con

franks of arizona. page 9, line 6 after the dollar amount insert the following -- reduce by $2, increase by $2 million. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 303, the gentleman from arizona and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. franks: well, thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, mr. chairman, for allowing me to offer this amendment to this year's defense appropriations bill to establish and re-establish the commission to assess the threat to the united states from electromagnetic pulse attack which has been authorized in the house poifed f.y. 2006 ndaa -- house-passed f.y. 2016 ndaa. the united states faces many threats and challenges today perhaps more than ever before in her history. one of those threats is the reliance across all critical infrastructure sectors on an aging and highly vulnerable electric grid. as the g.a.o. reported, the department of defense relies upon that very same electric grid for 99% of its electricity need

the high court ruled 5-4 in a redistricting case from an arizona. the justices ruled that the state can use a commission to create congressional districts. lisa what are the implications of this ruling? >> these may have broad implications because there are a number of states toying with the different ways to set up congressional districts. 11 of them rely partly on the commission. what is going on here in arizona is that the voters had approved a referendum that would allow this independent commission to set up a congressional district. they were upset about what is called gerrymandering, essentially. when you have a state legislature controlled by one or the other party and they draw up the districts to favor their party. they set up the independent commission to draw up these districts. the state legislature brought this case to the court saying that you're usurping our power under the elections clause of the constitution. we have a right to draw up these districts. the court in a 5-4 decision justice kennedy siding with the liberal wing, decidin

. >>> 1-0 arizona. and in every aspect of the game other than the score it has been a lopsided score. 11-2, the d'backs has have 15 base runners and the giants have had only four men reach base and yet the giants are still run one down and now they only have the final three outs to work as brad ziegler comes in for the arizona bull pen. and david peralta stays in -- or comes in to the game to play left field and inciarte plays right field and tomas now out of the game. >> ball one to joe panik. >> ziegler has taken over as the closer. reid who had the job, had moved down a wrung or two in the bull pen. ziegler a mid-80s sink. and will give you a round house slider and a change-up. so he has three looks to give you. everything is pretty soft. >> 2-1. >> joe panik 15-game hitting streak on this line in this at-bat as well. so a lot on this inning. >> wow! i don't know what he is seeing all of a sudden. >> you are getting some rebuttal here from bruce bochy. and i don't blame him. this has been a tough str

clement: i don't think they consider play bless what arizona has done. i think that would undermine the decisions the framers had made in the first clause. we are actually going to take those commission districts and make them our own and impose them. justice kennedy: if it is the latter, it can only be a commission. mr. clement: what we object to is the permanent resting of authority from the state legislature -- justice kennedy: there is a law that says a portion of the commission must submit its proposal to the legislature and the legislature has 30 days and only can overturn it by a two thirds vote. mr. clement: i think that would be a harder case. the question i think you would ask is does that residual authority from the state legislature amount to the authority prescribed districts? i think you can decided either way. you can say they are not cut outcome lately. they have residual authority. what you can do under smiley and hildebrandt is apply ordinary rules for legislation to the state legislatures. but what you can to do is come up with separat

it went down near the arizona and mexico border. the only person on board was the pilot with the 152 underfighter wing of the arizona national guard that ruptured a high pressure gas line. the fate of the pilot right now is not anyone. >> 4:35. a 24-year-old man who died in a weekend music festival in las vegas has been identified as a young man from san francisco. officials say that nicholas austin tomm died on sunday at las vegas motor speedway during the electric daisy carnival a dance festival. this photo taken from the facebook page has no official cause of death. officials are waiting for toxicology reports the several hundred attempted the carnival. this video is from the trailer on youtube where hundreds treated for heat-related should as the temperatures were around 110 degrees. last year a 24-year-old man from san leandro died of an overdose at the festival. >> contra costa sheriff is investigating a delegate at a shooting range just after 4:30 yesterday afternoon at united sportsman gun club near bay point. the victim was

arizona, a lot of people said we have to stop using that imagery. it is absolutely understandable people would have this reaction. side track of this issue, you look for the sort of sensitive subject matter. this is not really, diswroant very much to do with the issue at -- this doesn't very much have to do with the issue of the subject at hand, and going after the press instead of what happened. it has been successful for them in the past and democrats haven't been pulled into the direction of guns. hillary clinton stepped back from the position she had on a national gun registry, she had that position in 2000, in 2008 she stepped away from it. martin o'e-maimalley is trying o make that his position. >> michael shure, thank you. >>> does the deadly shooting in a charleston church have rethinking his position. that's next. o'brien special report only on al jazeera america >> the debate remains as to who or what was responsible for the charleston shooting. dylann roof was able to buy a gun even though he had a previous be drug charge. went into a the

a pilot with the 162nd wing of the arizona air national guard was the only person on board. he was on a night training mission. we don't know his conditions right now. the plane ruptured a gas line and that sparked the brushfire. military officials are on the ground there investigating what exactly happened. >>> your time is 4:45. today we're keeping a close eye on the supreme court. in a few hours we could see a ruling on either same-sex marriage or the possibility the president's health care law. these are cases with huge ramifications. nbc's tracie potts is live now. walk us through what could happen today. >> reporter: sure. the two that you mentioned we're really watching closely for, eun. let's start quickly with same-sex marriage. two constitutional questions -- is there a fundamental right with equal protection under the law? the other question -- do states have to recognize marriages in other states? now, taking a look at some of the people who are benefiting from the subsidies in obamacare. the court is going to have to decide if those subsidies are constitutional

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the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gallego: i rise to offer an amendment that would prevent the f.a.a. from moving forward plans to redesign the phoenix metroplex airspace. let me explain why and why it's important to my city. imagine living in a quiet neighborhood and wake up one morning finding that dozens of planes have been rolling over your head. imagine running a business, raising a family, or getting a good night sleep when your windows are rattling because of passing aircraft. imagine this was both needless and unavoidable. it was done by out of touch bureaucrats without bothering the people who live there. unfortunately for thousands of phoenix residents, this is not a hypothetical situation. in september of last year the f.a.a. instituted new flight patterns for the aircraft departing from sky harbor airport without any notice to our neighbors. for too many members of my community, these changes have meant more noise and a lower quality of life. the f.a.a. altered these flight paths without seeking local impu

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