grijalva of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 820, the gentleman from arizona, mr. grijalva and a member opposed each will control five minute. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: thank you. i offer an amendment to strike section 453 from the underlying bill. this section restricts funds from being used to establish a national monument pursuant to the anticity i -- antiquities act in several western county, including maricopa county, a portion of which i represent in congress. while i understand the member who inserted this is generally opposed if not totally opposed to the use of the antiquities act this section that restricts the use of the antiquities act

arizona is one of 31 states to employ capital punishment., but this department of corrections video takes us inside death row, where more than 100 inmates are awaiting execution by lethal injection. on july 23, 2014, it was joseph wood's turn. wood had been convicted of murdering his former girlfriend and her father. at 1:52 p.m., arizona executioners began pumping an experimental combination of drugs into wood's veins. they had never before used these drugs for execution, but they expected wood to die within minutes. among the witnesses that day were deacon ed schaeffer, wood's attorney, dale baich, and reporter michael kiefer. >> michael kiefer: it seemed to go as normal. they put in the... the catheters. they announced that they would... were administering the drug. and he closed his eyes and went to sleep. >> dale baich: and about 11 minutes in, i noticed his lip quiver. and a minute later, he gasped. a few seconds later, he did it again, and then again and again and again. >> ed schaeffer: it was loud. it wasn't just, you know, some nic

we decided to head south to arizona to see the state of the fence today.e discovered one aspect that's been overshadowed in the conversation about immigration reform -- all the drugs. one look and it's clear why securing the border is a such a huge challenge. protecting arizona's 372-mile-long boundary shared with mexico are 1,600 federal agents. and in cochise county, 88 deputies led by sheriff mark dannels. sheriff dannels: these rural parts -- these "open scenes," we call it -- they're wide open and that should be scary to every citizen hearing this. sharyl: dannels says one thing has gotten lost in the discussion about illegal immigration -- the growing drug smuggling problem. and he has some shocking news for america. sheriff dannels: there's been a big question here on the border -- who actually controls it? is it the federal government or is it the cartels and transnational organizations? sharyl: who is it? sheriff dannels: i have to say it's a lot of cartels decide who comes across that border. and, right now, it's not those looking for that better

gallego of arizona. the chair: the gentleman from arizona, mr. gallego and a member opposed each will control five maines. mr. gayay go: i rise to offer an amendment to reaffirm conscious support for grazing fees on public land. graze on public land is a privilege not a right. ranchers who use the lands should abide by the law and pay their fair share. my amendment says permits shall not be issued to people who do not comply with regulations. the fees go to improvement of lands. the vast majority of ranchers are upstanding, responsible americans who understand the importance of the efforts and pay their fees on time. some ranchers are outright refusing to pay grazing fees. that's unacceptable. to be clear, my amendment does not penalize people for forgetting to repair a fence or neglecting to make a payment once or twice. instead this amendment will ensure that egregious violations of fwrazing regulations are not financed by the american taxpayer. one particular rancher who is well known to the media continues to be more than $1 million in arrear

cattle feeders association, arizona farm bureau, arizona liberty, soil and water conservation districts, cattle growers association, idaho recreational council, new mexico wool growers incorporated, new mexico federal lands council, wildlife biologist mary darling, taxpayers john fowler, james donnor, therese griffin hicks and sue chilton and countless other individuals and organizations. i thank the chairman and the ranking member for their time and their work on this bill. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentlelady from minnesota seek recognition? ms. mccollum: i claim time in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. ms. mccollum: i understand and hear clearly what the gentleman was say, that the plan needs to beup dated, refleshed and people need to be -- refreshed and people need to be involved in it. i would be happy to work with the gentleman in making sure fish and wildlife lives up to its responsibilities but i disagree with the amendment. the mexican wolf is the most endangered wolf species in

grijalva of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 820, the gentleman from arizona, mr. grijalva and a member opposed each will control five minute. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: thank you. i offer an amendment to strike section 453 from the underlying bill. this section restricts funds from being used to establish a national monument pursuant to the anticity i -- antiquities act in several western county, including maricopa county, a portion of which i represent in congress. while i understand the member who inserted this is generally opposed if not totally opposed to the use of the antiquities act this section that restricts the use of the antiquities act on over 160 million acres of public land, nearly a quarter of all federal land in the lower 48. i know many of the members of congress do not support this blanket restriction on the use of the antiquities act. so we are sosh so that we are absolutely clear, these monuments can be established only on land already owned by the federal government. this is how federal lands should be prese

. >>> cnn following breaking news in phoenix, arizona. you're looking at the live i'm migh -- images of live protests. you see what is happening. police lined up on the streets. tense protests. we understand that police have used tear gas, again, police using tear gas in these crowds. you see again, officers lined up on one side, protesters on the other and this arial image gives you a sense of what is happening there in the street. you can see many protesters there lined up against the police department. these live images right now at 11:13 in phoenix, arizona, that's where these protesters are happening. police using tear gas on the crowds. cnn will continue to follow these protests and others playing out across the country. this is cnn live coverage in dallas, texas. i'm george howell. we'll continue right after the break. hey, searching for a great used car? i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with

final score arizona 6 san francisco 5.ubber match will be today in arizona. 1st pitch 1:10. >> marty:as for the a's. they miss playing the giants. having lost their last three games in a row. they got things going early against pittsburg. jed lowrie hits a sac fly to score billy burns. this gives oakland an early one to nothing lead. top of the 4th we go. oakland's 2 to 1 lead is erased here when josh harrison doubles to left to score a run. the a's wouldn't score again. losing this one by a final of 4 to two. oakland will look to get back on track today against pittsburg at the coliseum. 1st pitch 1:05. >> marty:a major upset for san francisco native sam querrey at wimbledon. querrey, in the cap, took on the number one ranked player in the world, novak djokovic yesterday. after *three rain delays, querrey went on to win in four sets. djokovic had won 30 consecutive grand slam matches going into yesterday's match. qurrey was born in san francisco and moved to santa rosa when he was seven-years-old. querrey advances to the

a reporter with az central there in phoenix, arizona. and laura describing this as a peaceful and passionate protest, starting out that way, but at some point for some reason police officers then had to change their tactics and starting to use pepper -- rather -- yes. pepper spray on that crowd to disperse the crowd. thank you for your reporting and we'll stay in touch with you. we're back here in dallas, texas and i'd like to bring in the dallas deputy mayor pro tem eric wilson to talk about just the situation. if you think about the last 24 hours, what's it been like for you? >> pretty much been that way. it's been a big question mark, one that we ask why, what a surprise, one of devastation, but also one of unity. as you can see, you look at the display of unity and support for our fallen officers. one for our dallas police officers, one for d.a.r.t. it's a slow healing process. >> one thing that i noticed among so many people when i got to the airport, i've seen it play out here, but people are having these conversations. they're tal

gosar of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 820, the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, and a member opposed will each control five maines. -- five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: i rise to offer a commonsense amendment that redirects funds from e.p.a. bureaucracy to the forest service's hazardous fuels account to prevent dangerous wild fires. in 2015, over 10 million acres burned throughout the country, setting a new record. in that same year, fire season appropriation requests for approximately $4 billion for all wild fire programs. shamefully, the president requested only $356 million of those funds go toward hazardous fuels reduction activities. thinning overgrown forests and removing hazardous fuels creates jobs and increases overall forest health. unfortunately, extremist self-interest groups and washington bureaucrats failed to recognize that corligs. as a result, timber harvests are down 80% over the last 0 years. such flawed thinking also negatively impacts education and local communities. historically 25% of receipts

gallego of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 794, the gentleman from arizona, mr. gallego, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gallegly: mr. chairman, i want -- mr. gallego: mr. chairman, i want to thank first my colleagues, congressman kirkpatrick, takano and aguilar, for helping me with this amendment. we believe our veterans deserve to serve our nation in the federal government. unfortunately a provision slipped under sean -- unseen into this 1,700-page document, the senate defense authorization bill, severely undermines these policies that have been helping veterans get jobs at the federal government. specifically, it will prevent veterans from benefiting from the preference system if they are already employed by the federal government. mr. chairman this misguided amendment was never the subject of a public hearing or debate or a roll call vote and it was never voted on in the committee or on the senate floor. i am willing to bet the vast majority of my colleagues in the senate do not know th

gosar of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 794, the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: i rise teed to offer an amendment with the intent of prohibiting the use of funds to pay performance award to any senior executive employee within the i.r.s. under the director, i.r.s. officials have led a coordinated effort about the targeting of innocent americans based on political beliefs rather than cleaning up this rogue agency, he has doubled down. under his watch, the i.r.s. destroyed 24,000 emails from lerner and failed to comply with the congressional subpoena. he made a series of false statements under oath at multiple hearings. cost kinen said it turned over the emails. the treasury inspector general uncovered more than 1,000 emails that the i.r.s. tried to hide. the recent transgression go perpetrated are not only disgraceful but border on corrupt. the trust americans once had has been destroyed. in july, 2013, acting commissioner of the i.r.s. sought to

maybe he wins arizona in the end. democrats always think they might win arizona, never do.ve to fight for red states. a lot of republicans are aware of that. >> john mccain up for re-election in arizona as well. >> you have the rockem sockem robots in the family one week from the convention. >> not to be flippant about donald trump but it's true. he doesn't have policies or strategies per se. he has gut feelings and tweets. they change from moment to moment every day. every single one of these professional politicians who are sort of allergic to this unpredictability and scared of what he's going to do have to decide how close to stand to the fire. >> can you ryide from the rodeo bull. >>> coming up what the trump movement is planning pre-convention. we asked what would you like to see from donald trump's running mate. most said political insider. the fastest delivery guy in chicago. meet maximum strength mylanta®. like owen, it works fast. unlike him, it makes heartburn go away. strong and soothing. new mylanta®. faster than heartburn. tempur-breeze bed is it's cool. you'r

gosar of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 820, the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, and a member opposed each will control five minute. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: i rise to offer a simple amendment to protect private water rights and prohibit the e.p.a.'s attempt to expand clean water regulation beyond what congress has intened. this amendment prohibits the use of funds to carry out the draft e.p.a. usgs technical report entitled protecting aquatic life from hydrologic alteration that aims to expand the scope of the clean water act and federal control over waters currently under the jurisdiction of states. a march 1, 2016, scientific investigations report from the environmental protection agency argues that the clean water act is the e.p.a. -- gives the e.p.a. the authority to regulate not just the quality of watter of the u.s. but also the quantity and amount of water in the water system. the management of water rights and allocation quantities from all natural streams, lakes and other collections is an authority enshrined in

grijalva arizona. mr. grijalva: this amendment will ensure that none of the funds made available by this legislation are used to abolish the bureau of land management or u.s. forest service law enforcement unit. blm and the law enforcement units are highly expression liesed and trained professionals enforcing laws across our public lands. these responsibilities include enforcing grazing regulations, monitoring mine safety and protecting resources and enforcing fire restrictions. a vote for this amendment will send the message that congress supports these important responsibilities and does not condone any effort to underminor eliminate this important federal authority and the officers in that law enforcement -- in those law enforcement units. today more than ever federal law enforcement officers charged with protecting our public lands deserve our respect and support. tragically marked by the illegal occupation of the national wildlife refuge by armed militants earlier this year, an occupation that house r

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mÁs abajo viene colorado, arizona y los padres de san diego. base. j cruzaba la registradora y los atlÉticos quedaron tendidos. ganaron los astros dos a uno. los invito que me sigan en instangram. renombre to los profesionales detrÁs de cámara muchÍsimas gracias. se queda con el noticiero nacional de univisiÓn. >> estas son las principales noticias.se conocen nuevas revelaciones sobre el autor de la matanza de policÍas en dallas. sigue siendo un misterio lo que escribiÓ con su sangre. las marchas de protesta, se extienden por el paÍs y se espera que continuaran la semana. obama visitarÁ dallas el martes. en medio de el debate de el uso de fuerza excesiva de la policÍa, cinco hispanos han muerto en confusas circunstancias a manos de agentes del orden. de ninguna minera, mÉxico pagarÁ por el muro prometido por trump. asÍ lo dijo el presidente enrique peÑa nieto. ahora vamos con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. conductora: bienvenidos, comenzamos en dallas con las detalles mÁs recientes. el ex

dan in arizona. >> caller: this is dan from bullhead city, arizona. >> what's shakin'?> caller: i got ak steel. >> you should keep ak steel. the chinese and koreans cannot dump anymore. we heard from u.s. steel, things are starting to cook. the other day -- when you block china and korea from doing their nefarious dumping, you get a company that can have a real stock run. maddie in new jersey. maddie! >> caller: hey, jim, how are you. >> i'm great. >> caller: i hold johnson controls. i have a modest gain, and i see they're merging with tyco. >> you want to hold onto that. i think that's a terrific situation. when they sort that thing out, it's one i have to keep coming back to as a great situation. let's go to marvin in new york. marvin. >> caller: yes. >> marvin. >> caller: hello? >> yes, you've got cramer. >> caller: yes, i would appreciate your valued opinion on home depot. >> i think home depot's going to do better than most. i was on a call last night which was plumbing and paint, and i feel even better about home depot. i think the stock's a buy. and that, ladies

the fbi in the arizona atty. gen.'s office were together to arrest in the suite.it's unclear what threats he made were but it does have to do with the fourth of july holiday. he is being held without bond in an arizona county jail. >>> a manhunt is underway for the person that shot and killed two people in east oakland. a man and woman were found shot to death along macarthur boulevard the victims names have not been released. a suspect was seen running away from the area after the shooting but so far there have not been any arrests. >>> a community center shuts down after someone phoned in a bomb threat. police received a call of a bomb at the peninsula jewish center around 9 am this morning. bomb squad and a k-9 unit did a thorough sweep but they did not find anything. >> a bay area police sex scandal investigation. two officers have been assigned to the positions. they have been removed from their roles working with youth. an 18-year-old said she had sex with lieut. bill and ofc. jared pong. hill had been working as a manager of a youth and social services divi

miguel almaguer, nbc news, maryvale, arizona. >>> a big moment in london.ew prime minister taking charge, theresa may, the second woman to serve as prime minister, margaret thatcher being the first. may took the reins after meeting with the queen following david cameron's resignation. that was all expected. what came as a big surprise to many today was the appointment of former london mayor and major brexit backer, boris johnson as foreign secretary. >>> an nbc news exclusive, rare access one-on-one with embattled president bashir al assad. as u.s. led air strikes on isis continue in his country, assad is also locked in a civil war that cost at least 250,000 lives, his government accused in some cases targeting civilians. our bill neely sat down with president assad today. we want you to know it was filmed by the presidential press office but there have been no editorial changes to the content. tonight, assad speaks out about how history will judge him and on donald trump. >> mr. trump has no experience in foreign policy. does that worry you? >> who had thi

. >> from a brash crash in tennessee to a shocking shoplifting case in arizona. may 2011, chandler, arizona, security cameras are rolling at walmart when police say this woman, nikki paige roundsevil is being stopped by walmart's loss prevention staff and accused of shoplifting. at first glance, she appears to go along with the security officers. she picks up her child from the cart and appears to go in the right direction but then makes a run for the doors. a security guard tries to block her escape. that's when she raises her child as a shield and rams into him. she narrowly squeezes by the guard but in the process her child's head slams the edge of the metal door frame. the cameras continue to capture her reckless behavior, as she runs to her car, parked in the nearest handicapped spot. police say, she probably planned the theft ahead of time and parked there to make a faster getaway. in her haste to leave, she tosses her child in the front seat with no safety restraint and immediately backs out of the spot, directly into another shopper's vehicle. but that do

i name is kimberly yee and represent the great state of arizona. i'm the daughter of a public school teacher and small business owner. my daughter who proudly served in the u.s. army is here with me today.or -- with me [applause] like many chinese-americans, my story starts with my great great grandfather who came to the united states at the turn of the 20th century. for economic opportunity. he opened a hand laundry business. his son and two generations later, his grandson would run their own family business. my parents taught me that i could achieve anything i wanted in this great country. would never have

pennsylvania, from florida, tom reeves from new york, dana matts are from california, salmon from arizona, mark sanford from south carolina, scott austin from georgia, glenn thompson from pennsylvania, david trott from michigan, ted yoho from florida. the microphone went off. go right ahead. from california. these are these who called for these pages.f the victims, american families from 9/11 have a right to know about the funding that was involved in that. >> delegate from vermont.

matt salmon from arizona. mark sanford from south carolina, scott austin from georgia. >> call the question. >> ted yokel from florida. >> microphone went off. go ahead. >> mike zeke from montana, a list of republican congressmen who called for the declassification of these 28 pages. the american people, victims of 9/11 have the right to know -- have the right to know about the funding that was involved in this. >> delegate from vermont?

we will hear from arizona next. we will hear it now. >> with the rules of this convention america samoa nine votes for trump. >> arizona, 58 delegates for the following delegates. if the eight donald trump. >> my name is robert garrett. i am reporting and happy to announce from the hottest state in the country for job growth arizona delivers 58 bound votes to the nominee donald day --dash mcdonald j trump. >> pursuant to the announcement and the rules of this convention arizona 58 votes for trump. >> arkansas, 16 trump. arkansas land of opportunity and the earth place of johnny cash and al green, we are open for business and growing jobs in manufacturing. republicans control every statewide office the legislature and the entire congressional delegation. unemployment is at its lowest in history. we have the best on earth. we are number one in rice projection. we raise delicious catfish. we cast 40 votes 15 votes for ted cruz and 25 votes for the next president of the united states donald j. trump. maria: the rollcall

sostenÍa tijeras en su mano izquierda, tras una investigaciÓn en departamento de seguridad pÚblica de arizonajuicio cuando alegaron que un testigo giraba el caso con su testimonio. reportera: este salvadoreÑo habÍa sido condenado a 60 aÑos de prisiÓn en 2010 por una pasante -- por el asesinato de una pasante. se descubriÓ que en el momento de su apariciÓn ella mantenÍa un romance con un congresista. en un inesperado anuncio le retiraron los cargos al sabah -- al salvadoreÑo y dijo que no existen pruebas para vincularlo con el asesinato. su caso estaba pendiente para un nuevo juicio en octubre, ya que el principal testigo, un compaÑero de prisiÓn de guan dique, resultÓ no ser creÍble. ella desapareciÓ en 2001 y sus restos fueron encontrados en 2002. serÁ deportado a el salvador, ya que vive como indocumentado. cuando la joven desapareciÓ, el representante como padre de familia, fue foco de atenciÓn y se enviÓ obligado a admitir el romance. no hubo cargos contra Él. porque soy mujer ¿crees que voy a quebrarme ante la presión o a conquistar... ...el campo? desafía los límites cualquier día con a

the arizona senator chose not to thatd, and he tweeted hillary clinton now belongs in prison? come on, we can make the case she should not be elected without jumping the shark, he tweeted. meanwhile, keynote speaker paul ryan mentioned trump's name only twice during his nearly 1,500-word speech. wisconsin republican senator ron johnson only mentioned trump's name once. arkansas governor asa hutchinson also spoke tuesday night. last year, as governor, he followed the lead of indiana governor and now trump running mate mike pence in supporting the controversial anti-lgbt legislation known as the religious freedom restoration act but ended up refusing to sign it until state legislature amend the bill. this came after his own son signed a move-on petition criticizing the legislation. more on the official nomination with nation magazine journalist john nichols after headlines. meanwhile, controversy continues over melania trump's speech on monday, in which she plagiarized multiple sections of michelle obama's speech at the dnc in 2008. barack and i were raised with so many of the s

>> siendo miembro, bueno soy presidenta de jÓvenes democratas de arizona, siendo parte del movimiento tu vida donde has rechazado el status quo, hay rechazados a representantes del partido demÓcrata los cuales te han ayudado en algÚn momento a continuar ¿cÓmo te sientes ahora ahora? ¿es frustraciÓn o positivo de decir lo que pasÓ y sigamos adelante?. >> es frustraciÓn es algo que no podemos evitar al ver que hubo muchÍsimas cosas que se hicieron que no debieron haber pasado en elecciones, pero claro que tenemos que seguir adelante y para nosotros sÍ se necesita tener mÁs y mas personas que puedan decir bueno, lo que estaba haciendo no estÁ bien, como partido demÓcrata por quÉ no dejar de recibir dinero de las corporaciones tan grandes, por quÉ no asegurarnos que no tengamos sÚper delegados en el sistema donde la gente pueda elegir a candidatos, hay muchos cambios especÍficos que e es pueden hacer que vamos a seguir empujando por eso, necesitamos gente que lo haga, no todo va a ser siempre abrazos y besos y tienen que decir tenemos que cambiar las cosas. >> es lo que estÁs tratando de

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from arizona yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield two minutes to a trusted member of the task force to investigate terrorism finance, mrs. wagner of missouri. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from missouri is recognized for two minutes. mrs. wagner: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to thank my colleague, representative fitzpatrick, the chair of our terrorism task force, along with representative lynch, representative sinema, and others for moving forward on this issue and legislation. i stand today in support and i am proud to have been a co-sponsor of this important legislation that would require the president to develop an all encompassing government strategy to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. the national strategy for combating terrorists and underground and other illicit financing acts addresses this important problem by developing a comprehensive strategy that in

el mismo día, el muchacho, luego de tratar de huir en un festival de nevada, el 5 de julio de arizonallo tras una denuncia de violencia domÉstica. otras dos vÍctimas fueron antonio nÚÑez de 19 aÑos, que le di piero la policÍa california, luego de una llamada que lo reportÓ como posible suicida. y ramos que se habÍa negado a soltar un cuchillo cuando se lo lleva la policÍa. la presidenta de voto latino, argumenta que Éstos, no son los Únicos incidentes que han sido odiados, un error es que los medios estÁn aislando a los americanos por comodidades. dicen que ese es el problema de los inmigrantes, africanos, es de todos. conductora: segÚn una organizaciÓn las vidas robadas en california, mÁs del 80% de las vÍctimas, en comportamientos con la policÍa, son de origen hispano. fÉlix: en california los incendios no dan respiro a bomberos, la sequÍa y altas temperaturas propician que las llamas se extiendan rÁpidamente. hoy miles de personas tendrÁn que ser evacuadas ante el inminente peligro que acechaba a los hogares. aunque algunas se negaron a hacerlo. dulce nos reporta. dulce: mÁs de 100

arizona third baseman jake lamm loses this ball in the sun. one batter later, grant green homers off robbie ray, his first of the season, gave san francisco a 3-2 lead in the fourth. they added one more run in the sixth. reuben tejeda who is playing third for duffy doubles into the corner. gregor blanco scores all the way from first. >> i love getting a chance to play. that's all i've ever really asked for. it kind of sucks that joe's hurt. you never want that, but i'm enjoying the playing time and being able to play with such a good team. >> we've come together and loved all those guys and really taken them in and try to let them know they're a part of what we do. >> oakland's lone all-star rep had three et hits. then in the third, both beat the shift with a base hit to left. that brings home josh reddick. houston did score two in the ninth but the a's hang on to win 3-2. summer league basketball tonight had the warriors taking on the spurs. let's go out to laz vaig. patrick mccullough of unlv nice spin move for the basket. the warriors led b

and thank you to my colleague from arizona. i'm pleased to be here on the floor because in a few minutes i'm going to be offering a motion to instruct the conferees for the ndaa to extend the afghan immigrant visa program and authorize additional visas for deserving applicants. for those who remember the debate we had on the floor during the ndaa, you will remember that we had come to an agreement. the opponents of this program had agreed with john mccain and me that we needed to keep the promises that we had made to so many of those afghan interpreters who made a life and death difference in helping our service men and women on the ground in afghanistan as they fought the taliban. this is a program that senator mccain and i have worked on for several years. we have been successful in previous years in getting this extension and keeping the word that we have the promise that we have made to those afghan interpreters and keeping the word of the american government that we are going to help those who helped us, and yet we go into

>> bill whitaker: six years ago, color="#ffff00">when arizona needed drugs to execute an inmate named jeffrey landrigan, it purchased them illegally from a supplier