sam. >> russ jones, proud arizona n. we will be celebrating our 60th anniversary, which is something in itself that's pretty incredible. you are to become lamented on your relationship. yesterday i read that you and the governor put out a joint declaration -- could you expand on that? as far as i know, you are the only two binational governors that have made this kind of a stand on this issue. doug ducey: thank you, and thanks for pointing that out. the governor and i did put out a joint letter yesterday under both our signatures calling on our legislative bodies to ratify positively to vote yes on the usmca, and we have been on the same page on this since the beginning. there has been a movement within the nga and i have seen some politics creep into this discussion. the governor and i knew this agreements benefits both our states and our countries and we wanted to demonstrate that leadership and i want to say thank you to you for the leadership you've shown on the arizona-mexico commission and for all the good things -

he recognized from before being governor how important mexico is to arizona, and arizona to mexico. got tohis first trips i receive him when i was ambassador -- >> our very first international trip. >> thank you for the hospitality. it was great to have that be the first international trip upon election, and going back to mexico city was our first international trip upon reelection. >> that's great. 2018,d 2014, reelected 23rd governor of arizona. i'm having a tough time figuring out why people complain about the heat. [laughter] hot further little south, in this state you partner with a lot it gets even hotter. anyway, it's great to have the governor here with us today. we saw each other also at the inauguration of the new federal government in new mexico, and of course that's important for you and maybe if you could talk a little bit about that relationship with the federal government and then about your great partnership you've developed with sonora. >> sure. it was a great event. my background is in the private sector. i was an outsider and a business person who ran for governor

they have spent time with us at christmas in arizona. they have come out to the last three phoenix opens. we routinely reciprocate with the arizona mexico commission. something that was started 60 years ago. to secure the relationship with mexico. today it is as strong or stronger than it has ever been. it is really built on the personal relationships. when we were going to the new president's inauguration, the ability to meet the new members of the administration were really helpful. we have been very fortunate. we will continue to build and grow these relationships. >> that has been one of the key things, your consistent relationship. what are some of the big issues on the agenda? that you can work with those personal relationships you have developed? > it is up 7.7% year other year. this is astronomical growth. he was able in my second state of the state to say i would be remiss if i didn't parter in growing the economy. i gave credit to california governor jerry brown. he has been great. he is pushing all kinds of people and producer

the gentlewoman from arizona is recognized. ms. lesko: thank you, madam speaker and i thank representative shalala for yielding me the customary 30 minutes and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. lesko: circumstances demand that we make substantial improvements to our nation's broken immigration system. my home state of arizona is at the forefront of the crisis on our nation's southern border. but the bill before us today offers no solutions and will instead, i believe, exacerbate the problem. i have represented the people of arizona for over a decade. last congress, i was honored when the people arizona's 8th congressional district sent me to represent them here in washington, d.c., for my constituents as a resident of a border state, fixing our broken immigration system is a top priority. with customs and border patrol apprehending 4,500 people per day and in april over 100,000 people just in that month alone it is critical to develop and implement a solution imme

gosar of arizona. the chair: pursuant to lution 445, 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 thank the chairwoman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gosar: my amendment is straightforward. it would prevent any funds in this bill from being used to carrier out of e.p.a.'s disastrous 2009 endangerment finding. the e.p.a.'s endangerment finding has served as legal justification for the federal government to attack american energy under the guise of climate change since 2009. the information quality act provides a framework for 9 oversight of quality of information disseminated by the federal government. unfortunately, bureaucrats and president obama's e.p.a. evaded the requirements in the information quality act by refusing to admit that the document was a highly influential scientific assessment. if climate change is as dire as some of my colleagues consistently argue, then why then did president obama's

gosar of arizona. the chair: pursnt to house resolution 431, the gentleman from arizona, mr.gosar, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. chairman, my amendment is straightforward. it would prevent any funds in this bill from being used for the united nations framework convention on climate change. united nations framework convention on climate change is responsible for some of the worst multinational agreements we have signedn to. these agreements set technically and plausible and unrealistic emission goals in order to appease environmental extremists. this includes thelawed paris agreement, for example. americans for tax reform estimates the par agreement will cost the u.s. an estimated 6.5 million jobs by 2040 and reduce our g.d.p. by over $2.5 trillion. one estimates those numbers are higher. the paris agreement will cost the u.s. an estimated 36 million jobs b

mcguire, the general from the great state of arizona, who served as director of arizona department of emergency and military affairs. he is responsible for managing the day to day activities of arizona's army and air national guard joint programs, and division of emergency management. he leads an 8,000 member department, 2400 are full time federal, military, civilian personnel and 600 are full time state employees. general mcguire received his commission from united states air force academy in 1987 he attended undergraduate pilot training at shepherd air force base, texas, followed by several operational combat and training assignments in the f 16 fighting falcon. he joined the arizona air national guard 162nd fighter wing, tucson international airport in 2001 as an f 16 instructor pilot. in 2010, kmanlded the reconnaissance group in arizona, where he flew the m q1 b predator, led the unit in combat operations in support of overseas contingencies. prior to assuming current duties, served as commander, 162nd fighter wing. general mcguire is a fighter weapons school graduate, command pi

arizona is now over 30% latino.ome of whom do not support the president immigration policy. >> bret: and also add to that democratic midterm victories like the one by senator and some say, you've got fate in arizona that is much more purple and off of the grass. >> martha: julian castro the only latino in the 2020 raise. he said he can offer a path to victory which includes winning the electoral votes in arizona. so let's ask him how he will do that, ladies and gentlemen, julio castro. [applause] >> bret: mr. secretary, thank you for coming. >> martha: hi, there, thank you so much. thank you for being here. thank you very much. >> julian: thank you for having me. >> bret: the first debate stage and announced. >> julian: they just put out there statement and i want to thank all of the folks who helped us get to that 65,000 donor threshold to get on the debate stage. i'm looking forward to being here soon. >> martha: let's jump into. before we get to the audience, it is topical in the headlines today of a big story an

the gentleman from arizona is recognized. ms. lesko: i yield two minutes to the representative from north carolina, mr. budd. mr. budd: madam speaker, i have noticed a trend lately with the bills that we seem to be voting on. hey all have attractive names, save the internet act, the he quality act and the american dream and promise act. i rise in opposition to this bill because great titles don't equal great policy. h.r. 6 doesn't really provide a legal pathway for the daca population. instead it gives green cards to the potentially millions of illegal aliens. e bill is so broad that it prohibits using gang data basis as a reason to denny application and doesn't address the humanitarian crisis at our southern border. absolutely nothing. i visited the southern border earlier this year and i saw the crisis firsthand. i talked with our border patrol agents who need congress' help. many things are needed, but what isn't needed a political messaging bill that has no chance of passing the senate or being signed into law. bill titles do

> i'm from arizona. border security has been the top issue for years now. there are good kids going to school and i alawed the great recipients that we have. republicans offered two bills and one authway will allow millions of people to get a special pathway in front of those trying to do it the legal way. people know it's going nowhere in the senate and not one democrat voted for it. so had yam speaker, i yeel myself and reserve my time. >> i yield five minutes to the tentel woman from california. >> madam speaker. i'd like to thank seeker pelosi for hard work on had bill. 18 years ago i was co-author of the original dream act. today's vote is a milestone to protect dreamers part of the man brick of dreamers. i represent largest number of any district and i think these talented dreamers and i tanning up and sharing their reyou aresful mes. and dreamers exkrech ply fi american values and american dream. she's studying to be a physician's assistant. hr six will enable dreamers to reach their you will pote

i live in arizona and i've been to the border. and so, it wasn't that long ago that speaker pelosi and senator schumer said this is a manufactured crisis, so i'm happy to hear today from both the chai chairman and the commie chairman that they are actually acknowledging that there is a crisis now so i really hope that we will work together as i said before to try to change some of these policies, because as you can tell from the story the smugglers could give a darn about these migrants. if they are making money off these people so instead of blaming president trump i wish we could put it where it belongs with the cartels and the people abusing the migrants and also with us quite frankly because we are not changing our policies. last year we had two pieces of wood decision that i know of where we could have changed our policies to help stop this flow of exploiting migrants. that's not one of my democratic colleagues voted yes. now fortunately, we have in the senate some type of potential agreement from the humanitarian crisis whic

for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? mr. gosar: i rise in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. . mr. gosar: we don't need a moratorium off the coast of california but resurgence in economic development. i heard that the last oil spill was in 1969. it is 2019. so 50 years later, technology has been much different. while the local demand for oil in california has dropped over the last 30 years, foreign dependence has increased from 5% to 57%. 135018, california imported million barrels of oil from scrabe. -- saudi arabia. leasing in the acres would support an additional 165,000 jobs and inject $15 million to the economy. there are 23 active oil platforms in federal waters adjacent to california. once again, let me repeat, 23 active oil platforms in federal waters adjacent to california. these platforms produce nearly 17,000 barrels of oil per day in 2016 and brought in $32.8 million in royalties in fiscal year 2016. in a state that is importing sfr foreign nations, it is imperative that we take

gosar of arizona, amendment number 82 by mr. grijalva of arizona. amendment number 83 by mr. gosar of arizona. amendment number 85 by mr. meadows of north carolina, amendments en bloc, number one by mrs. lowey of new york. the chair will reduce to two minutes the time for any electronic votes after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is request for a recorded vote on amendment number 78 printed in part b of house report 116-109 offered by the gentlewoman from arizona, ms. lesko, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the yeas prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 78 printed in part b of house report 116-109 offered by mrs. lesko of arizona. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on a sufficient number having arisen. members will record their votes by electronic device. his is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of represe

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from arizona. mrs. lesko: thank you, madam chair. my amendment would strike the requirement that at least $750 million of global health programs shall be made available so-called family planning, a funding stream that can support domestically based, nongovernment organizations that support the global abortion industry. regard for human life has never been higher. polling statistics indicate that americans are as likely to identify as pro-life as they re pro-choice. maris poll shows that 75% americans would limit the abortion to the first three months of pregnancy. further, americans oppose taxpayer funding for abortion 39%.e u.s., 54% to 75% of americans oppose using tax dollars to fund abortions in foreign countries. that's 75%. our policies reflect these views to the hyde amendment, which has protected federal tax dollars from funding abortions in the united states for the last four decades. the amendment passed nf 1973 to protect tax dollars from being spent on abortions through u.s. foreign assistance. most recently, president tr

ni para mÉxico ni para arizona.Ía proteger la escuela el 14 de febrero de 2018. lo acusan de no haber hecho nada para evitar que ese dÍa un ex alumno perpetuarÁ una masacre donde murieron 17 personas. >> lo catalogaron como cobarde. masacrÓ a 17 personas en el colegio en florida. hoy se conoce que fue arrestado. un mes despuÉs del ataque vÍdeos de vigilancia captaron la peculiar decisiÓn que el ex oficialtomo el dÍa de la matanza. estando de guardia optÓ, por una razón que sÓlo Él conoce, permanecer en el exterior del establecimiento mientras en el interior se desataba el horror. >> es un cobarde, un fracasado y un criminal, dijo el alguacil. pudo haber tomado una acciÓn efectiva y pudo haber detenido la masacre. ahora el exoficial enfrenta siete cargos de negligencia hacia un menor de edad.tres cargos de negligencia culposa, y un cargo de perjurio. manuel oliver perdÍa su hijo aquel fatÍdico día del amor. >> esta persona es cÓmplice del asesinato de mi hijo y de las otras 16 personas que murieron ese dÍa. la justic

when we come back, professor in arizona is met with the response of a hung jury. they refused to convict him for aiding migrants and the brutal sonoran desert. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "lonesome valley" performed by xiu xiu. this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: in tucson, arizona, a jury has refused to convict humanitarian activist scott warren who faced up to 20 years in prison for providing water, foodod, clean clothehes and bedo two undomented mrarants crcrosng theheonoran desert in southern arizo. waenen's trtriaended d esday in a mistrial aerer a ddlococke jury was ublble toeliviver verdt. eight juro f foundarreren t guty, four said heasas guiy. a status hearing is scheduled fojuly 2. prosecutors ha d declid toto comment on whether they wou seek retrial against warren. wawarren brily spoke to pppporte oututsi tucsos's deral l urthouse where thehe hung jury was declared. january my arrest in 2018, at least 88 bodies were recovered from thehe ajo c corrr of the arizona desert. we know that is a minimum number and that

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. biggs: due to the humanitarian crisis and border crisis, i ask unanimous consent to call up h.r. 3056, emergency supplemental to provide critically needed funding for the humanitarian crisis at the border and i ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the chair understands that the gentlewoman from california has not yielded for that purpose. therefore, the unanimous consent cannot be entertained. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. woodall: for the purpose of unanimous consent consent request, i yield to be the gentleman from texas, mr. weber. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. weber: i ask unanimous consent to call up h.r. 3056 to call up provide humanitarian crisis at the border and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the chair understands that the gentlewoman from california has not yielded for that purpose. therefore, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentleman from georgia is r

all traffic pushed on to arizona avenue.to take a left up the hill because of a downed tree. chuck? >> and the ten-day forecast, leak humidity and sunshine -- low humidity and sunshine today. anack to humid stormy tomorrow. once the humidity comes sck, iard to push out since it is summer in washington. >> there you go. dea it with it through august. >>> we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. see you in 25 minutes. enjoy your day. >> make it a great tuesday, everybody. >>> good morning. the royal treatment. the queen toas the trumps at a labash uet. >> i'm delighted to welcome you and mrs. trump to buckingham palace. >> offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people. >> this morning from pags.ntry to pol the president sittingn dow with the embattled british prime minister today. >>> flood crisis. even more rain set tl fal on the south and midwest today with rivers already at historic levels. this morning the growing threat r millions. >>> mystery in paradise. a texas couple on a vacation in

of virtua partners, a private equity and real tate developer based in scottsdale, arizona. she says the first resents will be moving into this $20 million complex next yea >> here you have an opportunity to build entry level housing, and you have investors who are looking at an opportunity to invest their... their funds. sreenivasan: for virtua and its investors, this isn't just any ordinary residential development.mo it's the first projects in the country to use a federal tax incentivcreated in the 2017 tax overhaul. >> with opportunity zones, we are drawing investment into neglected and under-served communities of americahat all americans, regardless of zip code, have access to the american dream. to>> sreenivasan: accordints supporters, the influx of private investment will spur economic development, including job creation, in disadvantaged communities around the country. last june, the u.s. treasury department certified me than 8,700 census tracts as opportunity zones. r the most part, the tracts are low-income. to qualify, the poverty rate has to be above 20%, or the m

in scottsdale, arizona. it's 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. >> good tuesday morning. welcome to "squawk alley." we're in scottsdale, arizona at the code conference. we're also live in post nine at nyc. kara fisher is here. only she can get away with the sunglasses >> it's bright in here >> yeah, absolutely. >> we always talk about what the lead is. >> yeah. >> after the first night what is today? >> we're doing our best, we're so sorry we'll try to improve for most of the big companies. i think it was interesting you know, a lot of them are very admitful about the problems they're having and trying to tend towards solutions and the things that are coming and just wait to see what we're going to do it was a lot of i'm so sorry >> for a long time the conversation was, boy, mobile is huge hook how fast these certain companies are growing. look how it is changing the world. look at china. and now will is not so much talk about growth and competition anymore. >> right >> it's about you're already big. >> y

smokeeekend in arizona, billowing from the mountain fire, outskirts of phoenix suburbs prompted the closure of a popular weekend campground and marinas in the tonto national forest. brushfire in l.a. county triggered a panicked evacuation of hundreds from a crowded six flags amusement park. some patrons reported they were on the roller coasters and at begin burning their eyes -- ash begin burning their eyes. northern sacramento, triple digit heat, firefighters have been working to contain the sand fire. 2200 people were left without power when transmission lines were deenergized as percussion. this is the new normal. -- as a precaution. again howen time and something simple like a spark on a breezy day can bring about infernos. the mendocino complex fire, largest in california history, was started by a hammer hitting a metal stake near dry grass. every summer, we see home states morerapped in flames, fires are occurring in the east and central states, while the fires in the westborough larger and more severe. there are a number of reasons why forests and grasslands are susceptible to fire.

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the gentlelady from arizona. mrs. lesko: yes, mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the representative from texas, mr. gohmert. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. this is about harassing the president. and it's about delaying the inevitable. i would have hoped that my friends across the aisle, especially in the judiciary committee, that had concerns in 2005 and 2006 about the overreach that was possible , ough the fisa procedures would have seen that there was no collusion that the russians did -- collusion, that the russians did try, but nobody with the trump campaign bought. so we're left with the fact that the real collusion here was between the clinton campaign, with fusion g.p.s., hiring a foreign agent, christopher steele, who talked to people he now admits could well have been agents of vladimir putin who gave false information about trump, the candidate, that was used in a dossier that was used to manipulate the fisa court into giving a warrant to start spying o

biggs of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 445, the gentleman from arizona, mr. biggs, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. biggs: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. biggs: thank you. i rise in support of my amendment that prevents funds from being used to finalize, implement or enforce the draft guidance issued by the food and drug administration in december of 2017 titled drug products labeled as home yo pathic, guide -- pomeopathic, guidance. it upends settled enforcement practice without a compelling reason or with no directive from congress. my amendment would prevent that overreach and maintain the safe and effective guidance that has been in place since 1987. omeopathy has thrived as an alternative to pharmaceuticals. more than three million americans use it. the products can be a natural alternative to addictive opioids in the manage. pain and other conditions -- management of pain and other conditions. the guidance provides a defini

in scottsdale, arizona. it's 11:00 a.m.d "squawk alley" is live. >> good tuesday morning. welcome to "squawk alley." we're in scottsdale, arizona at the code conference. we're al

esta situaciÓn se ha visto en varias ciudades, una de ellas es phoenix, arizona.lado de la estaciÓn de autobuses en phoenix. >> vamos a ver otra crisis humanitaria mÁs fuerte, donde el problema de la temperatura de arizona va a afectar a estas familias. reportero: seÑalan que los niÑos pueden deshidratarse o morir. llorar aunque no hay -- >> aunque no hay suficientes lugares, ice tiene que dejar a las familias en las estaciones de buses. reportero: tienen que aguantar calor en la calle. >> esto es muy peligroso. especialmente para esta gente extranjera. reportero: muchas iglesias ya se retiraron por falta de recursos. >> la prÓxima semana vamos a vernos afectados. >> lo primero que sienten es el calor y es lo que todavÍa estamos organizando. ahora buscan ayuda en el consejo de la ciudad de phoenix para ver si hacen algo en favor de estas familias. fÉlix: nueva york parecÍa que iba camino a ser el estado nÚmero 13 en aprobar las libretas de conducir para indocumentados, pero no resultÓ asÍ. reportera: hay serias dudas por un proyecto de ley que le darÍa permisos de

some of those things are unique in arizona. we have heard specific things and we talked about it in the april hearing about having small .iameter trees justice only different elements of this. i am not waiting any longer -- just so many different elements of this. i am not waiting any longer. we will introduce legislation today celebrating forest restoration and by part -- byproduct removal acts. we really hope that we can continue to work with you. to pass onve for you our bill and take a look at our bill and see what you can do without it literally taking an act of congress. you have related to the management of the forest and the challenges of partnerships with the private sector related to these unique issues -- we need to remove the redtape to make it easier to prevent these fires. ms. legarza: absolutely. we continue to work with you through the legislation process. fire knows no boundaries and we should have no boundaries moving forward at continue to use all the authorities we have for more enhanced, active management.

. >>> no es una instalaciÓn de carpas como en arizona.jador resultÓ herido al saltar del edificio para salvarse las llamas. >>> este incendio se registrÓ anoche. antes que llegaran los bomberos dos oficiales de policÍa y lograran tenerlos a salvo. >>> para evitar precisamente incendios y tragedias en el dÍa de la independencia; el estado contratÓ un programa especial. >>> este programaba continuar maÑana pe. >>> ahÍ dos sujetos estÁn bajo custodia por haber robado una tienda de cosmÉticos a punta de navaja. las autoridades lograron capturarlo. ambos tenÍan Órdenes de arresto previa en su contra. >>> en san josÉ de la policÍa trata de evitar un nuevo robo donde los ladrones utilizan la tecnologÍa para cometer delitos. >>> tabletas audÍfonos que la gente deja dentro de sus vehÍculos. >>> uno esta viendo carros asegurados y de que arrestan as. >>> se les pide que estÉn muy alertas para cualquier actividad sospechosa. >>> tragedia, un niÑo de dos aÑos de edad muriÓ al ser mordido por su propio pÁrrafo. >>> la seÑora julia nos muestra el lugar

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today they only score two runs in ten innings against arizona.s 10th home run of the season. the game went to bonus ball. bttom 10 with the bases loaded. ends with a walk-off single. they avoid the sweep 3-2. santa clause on vacation checking out the a's and rays. third inning oakland up 1-0. until travis with a homer against antderson. that score made the 3-1. that home run made it 2-1. making his oakland debut. gave up a bases loaded double. takes a friendly bounce off the out of town scoreboard. dodgers hosting the rockies. l.a. would complete a three-game sweep with their 3rd-straight walk off home run. and delivers the three-run bomb at the bottom of the ninth the third straight rookie to deliver the walk-off honorers they're 54-25 on the year. 34-9 at home. the yankees had their 8-game win streak snapped but kept another streak in tact. and laemahieu with a franchise record, besting the previous mark set in 1941. they're only one behind the major league mark off 27 set by the texas rangers. astros would win game 9-4. and keegan bradley catc

this is the brainchild of klaus lackner, here at the aptly named negative emissions centre at arizona university. they realised very early on this was a waste management problem. we are dumping c02 into the atmosphere and it just stays there. so was very clear to me in the early 90s that sometime in the 21st—century we will have to stop emitting. klaus argues that since we are failing to meet our targets for co2 emissions, carbon capture from the air is now unavoidable. and now people are listening, as technology has recently received commercial investment. we have put so much c02 in the air that we actually have to come back. so we call ourselves the center for negative carbon emissions because we are thinking about having a period in this century in which we will have to take 100 ppm back. now, that is more c02 than the world emitted in the 20th century. how many of these do you think we will need? a lot, a lot. now, these are very small. but go to the size of a shipping container, if you wanted to actually match current emissions you would need 100 million of them. right. now, thes

reporter wayne freedman explains how phoenix, arizona, is looking to cash in on our cost of living. >> reporter: of all the invitations you're likely to receive in downtown san francisco, here is a new one. do you want to go to phoenix? you don't want to go to phoenix? we asked because the people in this car did the same. they represent the greater phoenix economic council. they came here to convince emerging or established bay area companies to move there. chris did the talking. >> i think california is a great innovation economy. the challenges companies can no longer go to scale. >> reporter: they would have better chance in the arizona desert, he says. this man says this is not the first time a city or state has come to california hoping to attract business. >> listen, these carpetbaggers show up every year. >> reporter: in arizona average wages are lower as are employee benefits. >> the employee payrolls are less, somebody making $59,000 here make $46,000 there. >> sad. >> reporter: the typical house sells for $250,000 there. stat income tax tops off at 3%. the cost of living abo

arizona is a swing ate.can see two democratic senators come t of those states now and one of them fe.ps into blu we could be directly involved with he's messing with the economy. and he creating uncertain which is,if you recall, remember the republiin crcism of obama, unertainty, uncertainty, this is causing business uncertain. >> farmers on edge and it trickles down. >> hee goes back to th law sometimes too. >> whenever the politics get ugly, back to the law. sorry, ricketts. i was, like, walking i why did you bring the humidity in here. then i realized you were on air. that's all right. it is a little humid. >> "meet the press" going to get hot on "meet the press" in ten minutes. came in here heated, baby. >> chuck and his panel will be ready to go in ten minutes. 10:30, "meet the press." thank you for stopping by. >>> we'll be back right after th . greg. why? i can't handle beltway traffic anymore. i gotta get in the express lane. you're kind of freaking us out. you know what? just try waze carpool. it ma

>> and firefighters are working to contain a fast-moving wildfire in the tonto national forest in arizona. the fire has burned 6200 acres northeast of phoenix. officials say the cause of the fire was human-related. >>> and heavy rain could cause flash floods in parts of the south today.

i don't want to go too far down the road of relitigating the arizona redistricting case here, but i do think there's a respectable argument that state legislature means state legislature and not the other parts of the state government. >> it can mean the people done by referendum. >> it well could, justice ginsburg. there are at least four people that agreed with you on that problem sigs. you can still say the claims are not justiceable. i don't think there is a constitutional problem when a state legislature makes explicit with respect to the redistricting they're undertaking at that moment. if they make explicit what's ultimately explicit what have the record was built nuup in bandmere. the way you read the criteria is exactly right with respect to partisan advantages. they said reasonable efforts will be made with respect to other items on their list of criteria like con ttiguousness. other things were negotiable but reasonable efforts would be made. >> along those lines, in terms of democratic accountability, one of the arguments we've heard is that the court must act because nobod

and is now in an arizona hospital. a couple are in arizona hospitals. where's the press. where is the discussion of what's going on? apparently we have a war going on just south of douglas between these cartels that not only move drugs but they exploit human beings. these are the cartel -- the very cartels that are taking humans and smuggling them and trafficking them up to the border and now they're using assault weapons and killing each other. of course we would care about that, wouldn't we? except it doesn't get any news here because it doesn't fit the narrative. if you love and care for people, could we at least have an honest discussion of what the president has asked for with some money for humanitarian aid to take care of those who presented themselves at the border for refugee status but understand the violence that's spilling over into my state of arizona. and what's going on. and i guess i come to this microphone frustrated that this story broke out yesterday in arizona where is the national outcry? where is the national understanding of the chaos that is happen

it's claimed the incident happened at a luxury resort in tucson in the us state of arizona in 2016 and as the businessman touched and grabbed her as well as slapping her behind. in ourfaces four counts of misdemeanour assault, a charge which carries a potential sentence of up to 30 days in jail. this is not the first controversy involving the tycoon. last year he took out an injunction, banning british newspaper the daily telegraph and reporting allocations of misconduct against him by employees, allegations he denied. he later dropped the injunction. —— allegations. it is also a difficult time for sir philip 0sma company arcadia which is due to close 50 stores including all 11 topshop and topman outlets in the uk —— us. a spokesman for sir philip says: a date for the first court hearing in arizona has been set for the 19th ofjune. tensions between washington and tehran have significantly risen over recent weeks, with us warships and planes deployed to the gulf over what the trump administration describes as iranian threats. relations between the two countries deteriorated dramatically

y es que en california, washington, y arizona, habrÁ altas temperaturas que podrÍan superar los tress. este reciente dice que vio el incendio muy de cerca. [habla en inglÉs] >> las temperaturas cÁlidas, fuertes vientos, y baja humedad que se espera serÁn el combustible necesario para un incremento en el riesgo de incendios forestales tanto en el norte como en el centro del estado de california. >> el impacto de las altas temperaturas preocupa a organizaciones en ciudades como phoenix o la cantidad inmigrantes que albergan y por quÉ en ocasiones no tienen el sistema de aire acondicionado adecuado. y esas condiciones pueden empeorar la situaciÓn. >> una masa de aire cÁlida y seca se va a combinar con vientos del noroeste lo que va a ser un aumento las temperaturas desde el domingo estÁ mediado de la prÓxima semana. las temperaturas mÁximas pueden estar en los tres dÍgitos en estados como arizona, california, nevada, igual sin tono. >> se estÁn tomando toda la mÍa necesarias para enfrentar posibles cortes de fluido elÉctrico como lo ha anunciado el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa. >>

and that's what arizona held -- >> well, justice ginsburg, in fairness, i think what arizona held is that the people are within that concept, but i certainly don't think arizona stands for the proposition that what the framers had in mind primarily was something other than the state legislatures. so it seems to me it's a strike against your test that it identifies as a problem something that the framers would have associated with the primary mechanism they used for redistricting. so on the effects -- justice kagan: if i can just interrupt for one second. mr. clement: sure. justice kagan: i mean, going down that road would suggest that justice gorsuch's attempt to sort of say this is not so bad because the people can fix it is not so true because you're suggesting that the people really maybe can't fix it, you were wrong about the people being able to fix it, and if the people could fix it, while it's not the constitutionally prescribed way because it's never been done before, so justice gorsuch's attempts to save what's so dramatically wrong here, which is the court leaving this all

he is interviewed by arizona governor doug ducey.

ahora dejÁndose poniÉndose mÁs en riesgo. >> el desierto de arizona se comunico por este tipo de mochilaso rico. magistrado dijeron que aÑadirÁn el asunto al periodo de decisiones que comenzarÁ en octubre y que escucharÁn el caso ese mismo mes >> alta comisionada de derechos humanos, michelle bachelet, se reuniÓ con agentes en caracas caracas. dijo en twitter que espera escuchar todas las voces para promover derechos humanos. >> en australia, un jefe de policÍa sus sus suspendiÓ su propia rueda de prensa retener a un malhechor corriendo detrÁs del mismo lugar. el sospechoso estaba acusado de acoso. el jefe de policÍa sufriÓ heridas en el cuello. >> el revÓlver con el que presuntamente vincent bangkok se suicidÓ en 1890, fue vendido o un comprador por casi $150,000. revÓlver de bolsillo de sieterevÓlver con el que presuntamente vincent bangkok se suicidÓ en 1890, fue vendido o un comprador por casi $150,000. revÓlver de bolsillo de 7 mm fue encontrado en la dÉcada de los aÑos 60 1 cultivador en el campo al norte de francia donde bangkok supuestamente se suicido. >> cientos de travestis sos

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