i just did not want to see arizona embarrassed in any way or not only that but i wanted arizona to be healthy, happy, safe super bowl. that was really the catalyst in all of this. thanks to your work on the governor task force with this, we have been able to not only expand on what we are doing, as you know but with your help we have been able to really, really make a difference on this issue. not just in arizona but some other states around the country because they are following our best practices and we are sharing information. it is in my opinion, it is a scourge. for those of you who have read about epstein, the gentleman in jail, cannot be a nicer guy to be in jail, i hope he stays there. he has heightened this now. now we have to talk about this because it is mainstream. >> thank you, cindy. it really was the genesis in arizona on the super bowl. whenever there are large international events, this human trafficking, these young women and young men are preyed upon by these predators. he touched on this story, jeffrey epstein that is very topical. in the news right now. and i reme

i'm the governor of arizona. it's really my pleasure today to introduce someone who has led the fight on human trafficking for many years. it's someone i'm proud to be able to call a dear friend, someone who, through her work at the mccain institute and as co-chair of the arizona human trafficking council, has proven to be indispensable in the fight to end human trafficking. we are so glad that she could be here today to share her wisdom with us. will you please join me in giving a very warm nga welcome to mrs. cindy mccain. [ applause ] cindy, would you take the floor for a few moments? i think that i have learned so much about this issue and i still remember in 2009 when you personally called and said that we were going to do something about this in the state of arizona, and i have been able to see what has happened to the state, but it was an issue that was so new to me at the time, and the reason that i have knowledge of it is because of you, and part of the reason we wanted to have this setting today was so

. >>> i would like to welcome you to benson, arizona. benson, arizona has about 5,000 people. it's the home of kerchner carvern state park. a big cave complex you can go see. it looks very cool, doesn't it? i'm claustrophobic. i'm not sure i could totally handle it but that's cool. it was founded as a rail terminal for the southern pacific railroad in the late 1800s. it still has a lot of pride in being a rail depot and in its railroad history. if you go to the website for the benson, arizona visitors center, as you are poking around on their website, you will note if you look closely that the curser for your computer mouse has turned into a little locomotive engine. look. as you are scrolling around the site, you no longer have, like, a little arrow or whatever, it's a little train. it's very cool. and if you go in person to the benson, arizona visitors center, there you can operate a real model train around 96 feet of track. you can use the controllers in the control room and it's got a camera on the front of it. very cool, right? lots to recommend. benson, arizona a lovely

. >> and arizona senator told the story of a u.s. veteran they introduced the bill designed to help veterans suffering from ptsd and traumatic brain injury. >> mr. president i am honored to rise and give my speech as a senior at senator for the state of arizona. i am honored and humbled to join a dozen others who have had the honor to serve. i have pledged to uphold arizona's of putting country above party. most senators put their maiden speeches soon after they are sworn in. i waited so i could use the six months to demonstrate to arizona that action is more than words. exactly how i intend to serve our stay in the senate. i promise arizona that i would do things differently than others in washington. there is intense pressure from all sides to spend energy on every insult and tweet and partisan fight. it is very easy to get distracted. what is important is getting out of our comfort zones and building coalitions. i promised i would do the hard work. that approach has produced results. in these first six months two pills i sponsor t

, arizona. benson, arizona has about 5,000 people. it's the home of the caverns state park. it's like a cave complex you can go see. it looks cool, doesn't it? i'm claustrophobic. i'm not sure i can handle it. that's cool. benson, arizona, calls itself the gateway to cochise county. it was founded as a rail terminal for the southern pacific railroad in the late 1800s and still has a lot of pride in being a rail depot and the railroad history. if you go to the website for the visitor center, as you are poking around on their website, you will note that the cursor turned into a locomotive engine as you are scrolling around the site, you no longer have a little arrow. it's a little train. it's so cool. if you go in person to the visitor's center, you can operate a model train around 96 feet of track. a lovely looking little place. population around 5,000 people. the owner of the arizona diamondbacks baseball team wants to build a new housing development in benson, arizona. that would be 28,000 home

california may not want you, we want you to know that arizona does.e are a state that is open for business. that welcomes business and new people and technology. our governor, governor ducey, had basically opened wide the arms of our state to welcome them there and it was a no—brainer. chandler is a hub where autonomous vehicles are growing and having more miles mapped on our roads than any place else in the galaxy. it's kind of great to be the centre of that. well, chandler, i believe, was chosen because it has very wide streets, it's very clean streets, they're on a grid, and the people would be very accepting of this kind of technology. and so it was that the technology that will one day change our society, our landscape, and our lives found a home in arizona. the makers of self—driving cars have flocked to the town of chandler, which has fast become the industry's testbed. today, i'm taking a ride in one of the most prolific types of self—driving cars here, made by google‘s subsidiary waymo. now, self—driving cars come kitted with loads of sensors

california may not want you, we want you to know that arizona does.are a state that is open for business. we are a state that welcomes business and new people and technology. 0ur governor, governor ducey, had basically opened wide the arms of our state to welcome them there and it was a no—brainer. chandler is a hub where autonomous vehicles are growing and having more miles mapped on our roads than any place else in the galaxy. it's kind of great to be the centre of that. well, chandler, i believe, was chosen because it has very wide streets, very clean streets, they're on a grid, and the people would be very accepting of this kind of technology. and so it was that the technology that will one day change our society, our landscape, and our lives, found a home in arizona. the makers of self driving cars have flocked to the town of chandler, which has fast become the industry's testbed. today, i'm taking a ride in one of the most prolific types of self driving cars here, made by google subsidiary waymo. now, self driving cars come kitted with loads of

california may not want you, we want you to know that arizona does.s open for business. welcomes business and new people and technology. our governor, governor ducey, had basically opened wide the arms of our state to welcome them there and it was a no—brainer. chandler is a hub where autonomous vehicles are growing and having more miles mapped on our roads than any place else in the galaxy. it's kind of great to be the centre of that. well, chandler, i believe, was chosen because it has very wide streets, very clean streets, they‘ re on a grid, and the people would be very accepting of this kind of technology. and so it was that the technology that will one day change our society, our landscape, and our lives found a home in arizona. the makers of self driving cars have flocked to the town of chandler, which has fast become the industry's testbed. today, i'm taking a ride in one of the living types of self driving here, made by google subsidiary waymo. now, self driving cars come kitted with loads of sensors so they can see in every direction and som

we went to the site of the crash in tempe, arizona, with the crash in tempe, arizona, with the news editor ray stone, to find out more about the incident. 0k, times, ray stone, to find out more about the incident. ok, it's on the other side. she took her bike from this area, walked it across this lane, and then entered this lane. the uber vehicle was in this lane. and itjust kept staying in this lane even though the pedestrian is here. it should have swerved. it had time and place to swerve, but it didn't. before she made it to the sidewalk it impacted her. they absolutely would have seen her as she started to cross the road. anai would have prayed for her. most reasonable drivers would have. and, in fact, any driver who was paying attention would not have hit her. in fact, any driver who was paying attention would not have hit henm order to entice uber and other countries into arizona, governor ducey relaxed regulations, which meant companies did not have to face any requirement to disclose anything about their programmes, including crashes. basically the government invited uber win. they

earlier i toured all 15 counties in arizona. i saw firsthand how these major investments shaped the state. from hoover dam, salt river project, federal investment in these projects is therefore critical. when i visited yuma county in january, local water experts including one of our witnesses here today laid out to me how the water districts responsibly maintain and manage imperial dam and related infrastructure which supplies water to california and arizona's massive economy. irrigation projects have unleashed arizona's $23 billion agriculture economy. the return on the investments for our nation is clear. it is our turn to step up and make the next round of investments in our water infrastructure. we must ensure existing facilities keep running and develop the next generation of products. the bipartisan bills will do just that. my bill s-2044, the water supply infrastructure rehabilitation and utilization act which i'm proud to work side by side to develop will make huge strides in addressing significant needs at the existing

tell us what the ruling means in arizona. >> it means probably 100 miles offense in southern arizona. that is really important for us. as you say, we have been advocating for that for some time. what that means since you have the vast majority of illegal drugs that are coming across are coming across our border, that will slow it down and that is good for the entire country. i was so pleased with that. i did get a hoot from nancy pelosi, when basically it's

knowing these records, poston, arizona, was one of the camps in arizona. at that time. and a little bit further, education information. we find out where in gentleman went to elementary school and a high school. sometimes we don't know that by their an zestors but if you can get a record like there, kind of cool to find out where they went to school and then they ask for references about -- asking your character, things like that. won't list all the names of the people here or their occupations but you can see what kind of information you can get on the questionnaire and finally we sign it so we think that is completed, right? ok. so as it turns out, questions 28 and 2 on this questionnaire didn't have enough room for him to put all of his thoughts down. basically this individual said he would be more than willing to serve in the u.s. army to help the u.s. win the war. he wants to get his family out of the camps in poston, arizona. states he's a loyal citizen of the united states. he is not being permitted civil liberties right now. he doesn't like that, he wants that t

incentives that the state had offered nike to build a plant in goodyear, arizona.it was supposed to be a good day in arizona with the announcement of this investment. he said words express his disappointment, that nike has made its decision and now we are making hours. this obviously comes after this date was providing these incentives for the company to locate there. the deal was only announced on monday according to city records. it was expected to bring about 500 full—timejobs to it was expected to bring about 500 full—time jobs to the area outside of phoenix. but, of course, now all of phoenix. but, of course, now all of that seem to have been thrown in doubt. it absolutely does. that is michelle, part of the team in new york. now let's brief you on some other business stories. international monetary fund chief christine lagarde has been nominated to become the new president of the european central bank. if appointed she will become the first woman to head the eurozone's monetary policy maker. ms lagarde has temporarily stepped down from her role at the imf, wi

california may not want you, we want you to know that arizona does.ss and new people and technology. our governor, governor ducey, had basically opened wide the arms of our state to welcome them there and it was a no—brainer. chandler is a hub where autonomous vehicles are growing and having more miles mapped on our roads than any place else in the galaxy. it's kind of great to be the centre of that. well, chandler, i believe, was chosen because it has very wide streets, it's very clean streets, they're on a grid, and the people would be very accepting of this kind of technology. and so it was that the technology that will one day change our society, our landscape, and our lives found a home in arizona. the makers of self—driving cars have flocked to the town of chandler, which has fast become the industry's testbed. today, i'm taking a ride in one of the most prolific types of self—driving cars here, made by google's subsidiary waymo. now, self—driving cars come kitted with loads of sensors so they can see in every direction, and sometimes in ways th

she drops off water almost every day in the sonoran desert in arizona.come back to democracy now! we spoke with you alongside scott warren as he was right about to go into this trial. jurors found him not guilty. so many people thought the government would stop. yesterday, just as the photos from the department of homeland security were released by the office of the inspector general within dhs, the horrific conditions in the migrant centers, we get this word that the u.s. government, the trump administration, will retry scott . can you talk about the significance of this? >> sure. thank you, amy. it is really unconscionable that the department of justice would continue to prosecute dr. warren along these charges as you mentioned. the prosecutors failed to convince the jury to send dr. warned her prison in june. the fact that under the direction of trump appointing michael bailey, the us attorney's office in arizona has , dropping retry scott the conspiracy charge but still pursuing the two counts of harboring which shows extreme measures that they're at

arizona -- uss arizona.tart for the americans was the attack on pearl harbor, december 7, 1941. for the americans and the rest of the world, the final end of world war ii was the surrender ceremony on september 2, 1945 aboard the missouri. so by having the missouri here in pearl harbor, we have the bookends of world war ii for the united states. beginning on the arizona, the end of the missouri. as she sits about about the arizona globe uss missouri's 16 inch guns pointed symbolically over that ship, she is able to stand watch over the sailors forever entombed in the arizona's haul. the c-span cities tour travels the country, exploring the american story. this year we visited 24 cities to learn about their history. our look at highlights from the tour continues as we visit memphis, tennessee. >> 1968 sanitation strike was at a crossroads in this verizon story. 1968, memphis was a moderate city, more moderate than other areas in the deep south. it was considered the midsouth, but it was on the banks of the mi

the president tweeted positively about the republican from arizona and the president one arizona in 2016 but there's no guarantee he's going to win in 2020. those endorsements might be good in the short term. longer term they might be more difficult to deal with. host: martha mcsally is on your inside elections tossup list for arizona. in novemberlost 2018 and the other seat she was appointed to senator mccain's seat. i'm not sure why we should give her an advantage in this one when she just lost the race and the other. host: who is her opponent? >> mark kelly, a retired astronaut. husband to gabby giffords. i think this is going to be the marquee senate race of the cycle. an emerging swing state. i think the candidates are going to be present there and you have met sally and kelly and everything they bring to the table. like choosing between my children. there are lots of interesting senate races but i think arizona is going to get a lot of focus. the: hears oscar on democrat line in juncker valley, california. democrats know the can win the majority of the votes. it's the electoral col

canal road is closed between arizona area a foxhall road in northwest washington. news4 justin finch is live there now with more on the repairs. any progress? >> reporter: well, at this point, latest we have from the distri is this closure will last at least until the morning commute, possibly even longer. you look over kind of there you see at 7:00 a.m. no traffic moving at all on canal road and so crews can work on the sinkhole repairs. the aftermath of that fast moving storm that we saw on monday that came through, dropped rain and left lots of flood water, trapping cars. also confusing and scaring drivers who had nowhere to go so floodwaters kept moving rapidly' rising as well. it also opened up a sinkhole along canal road that crews will tackle today. because of this, you may see a lot of backup on nearby road like macarthur boulevard because people have to work around this closure. the canal between arizona avee and foxhall is going to be closed at least through on the morning commute and possibly longer for olsinkh repairs today. live in northwest, justin fi

they're telling us it is against the arizona constitution.xpecting to have a legal battle soon. we haven't yet. but we're fully expecting that to happen. >> despite the long road ahead, she has vowed to continue to shine the light on dark money. >> the first amendment protects free speech. but what our dark money disclosure said is there is no right to hide behind that speech. >> in march 2019, private utility aps finally confirmed what they suspected all along. under threat of subpoena from newly elected energy commissioners, aps disclosed they were behind donations benefitting anti-solar candidates in 2014. the utility giants revealed it spent more than three times more than what was previously thought for a total of nearly $11 million. with dark money flooding into places like arizona, the swamp just keeps getting deeper. but it wasn't always this way. to get that story, i'm heading back to washington. >> what is the difference between what you are describing and money laundering? >> not a whole heck of a lot. ♪work so hard give it everyth

nike to build a plant in goodyear, arizona. —— doug ducey.posed to be a good day in arizona with the announcement of this investment, he said he could not express his disappointment in words that nike had made their decision and now we are making hours. this obviously comes after the state was providing these incentives for the company to locate there are, the deal was only announced on monday, according to records, was apparently expected to bring about 500 full—time jobs to the area outside of phoenix. but, of course, now, all of that seems to be thrown in doubt. interesting, so, the shoe is not fitting for nike. joining us now is sue noffke, uk equities fund manager at schroders. let's get your take on christine lagarde. bit of a departure from a normal central banker, because her cv looks different, not an economist, she does not have goldman sachs on her cv, either, though, she comes with a different skill sets... she is a lawyer. different background. a lot of skills built up at the imf, where she took her role they are by surprise, rea

arizona's economy is doing just fine without nike we don't need to suck up to companies that denigrate our history . at least some of the limited edition shoes have already made their way into the market and with changing hands privately for hundreds and even thousands of dollars meanwhile it seems that some potential customers are voting with their feet. well in europe french police have raided the headquarters of carmaker renault it's thought to be in relation to a lavish wedding party held by carlos go on the former head of the company confirmed the incident police have been investigating mr groans use of the palace of versailles when he got married in 2016 he's alleged to have organized the deal in exchange for a sponsorship agreement with an open court was going to trial on a string of other charges in japan. and now to some of the other business stories making headlines around the world the european commission dropped its threat of disciplinary action against italy after the government and rolled took action to bring its growing debt into line with e.u. fiscal rules brussels was

en phoenix, arizona, oscar gÓmez.e mercedes-benz hoy mismo para recibir ofertas excepcionales mercedes-benz. lo mejor o nada. ♪ aranza: esta tarde se realiza mijito la subasta de los fuerzas que le fueron incautadas a narcotraficantes. la oferta se inicia $10,000 y llega sumas millonarias. como nos explica alberto garcÍa, para los que no tenemos esa cantidad de dinero disponible para gastar, podrÁ mirarlas, porque verlas no cuesta nada.. >> la carpa blanca regresÓ en los pines. la mirada curiosa de los visitantes de lo que era la residencia de los presidentes de mÉxico estaba dirigida la tercera subasta que organiza el instituto. >> es una tristeza, es una pena lo que han hecho los anteriores gobernantes. >> el joven apostÓ en oferta mÁs de 150 lotes de narco joyas decomisadas por la vicarÍa de la repÚblica. en esta ocasiÓn la subasta para devolverle puebla lo robado a unas 170 personas esperan vender en joyas 1 millÓn de dólares. la administraciÓn del presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obradordeterminÓ que 90% de lo reca

arizona's economy just fine. it's doing fine without nike. we don't need to suck up to companies that consciously denigrate our nation's history. so question should nike be getting involved in political activism >> absolutely not. nike clearly has the obligation to get a return, profitable for all its stake holders, first the shareholders, and you know what, the governor of arizona has the same obligation to make sure he's creating a vibrant economic environment for his residents. and the thing is that, you know what? he's doing the same thing that a lot of politicians did in new york. they drove amazon out. david: that's right. >> so they should stay clear of political activism. >> first of all, it is a shoe. it is a shoe that nike itself introduced and then withdrew. this whole thing is -- if not a teapot, then a sports shoe in the sun devil stadium. this is probably going to hurt in the state of arizona. [laughter] >> i'm trying here. this is going to hurt arizona more than it is going to hurt nike. after all it was their shoe that they wi

the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mrs. mcsally: i rise today to give my maiden speech as the 14th senator of the state of arizona. it is an honor and humbling to be appointed to serve in the seat held by senator john mccain. like most of my life, i didn't take the traditional path, but i am blessed to have been given the opportunity to make a difference for others and stand in this historic chamber today. i love arizona, the grand canyon state, its people and our spirit. like many arizonans, i wasn't born there, so this is a love of choice. also like many arizonans, i first came to the state on a military assignment in the summer of 1990 to attend pilot training at williams air force base, now home to a thriving industrial park called mesa gateway. i fell in love with arizona right away and was fortunate to have the majestic view from the sky as a pilot. what a privilege to live in a land of adventure i'd only read about as a kid. home to one of the seven natural wonders of the world and the grand canyon, and our diverse l

arizona democrat congressman reuben guy egg go, first vice chair of the caucus. he was with the former vice president this morning. congressman, what did you hear from joe biden? >> look, i heard some very positive comments about what his vision is for latino community here in the coming -- his coming term, hopefully, according to him. but we were very honest with him. we were honest with him as a caucus that we were disappointed that reform was not a priority for him in the obama administration in the first term and we were left as a community and, you know, by the wayside and we did not want to see that happen again. but overall i think it was a positive conversation. i think it's a conversation that we wanted to have with not just him but every democratic kabd date because we want to make sure we're here to fight for the community and working class families of the united states. >> it sounds like it was positive. was it positive enough for you to endorse the former vice president? >> well, look, i enjoyed the fact he was there the i'm glad he spent time with u

en yuma, arizona, oscar gÓmez, "univisión".ras polÍticas del país, en mÉxico, incluido el presidente peÑa nieto. collado, casado con la reconocida actriz yadhira carrillo, fue quien llevÓ el caso de divorcio de peÑa nieto y angÉlica rivera. enrique: esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna, el centro nacional de huracanes en alerta ante la posibilidad de formaciÓn de la tormenta barry, que podrÍa ser el primer huracÁn de la temporada. estaremos siguiendo de cerca su desarrollo. esto afectarÍa las costas de texas y louisiana. el gobernador de california firmÓ la ley que convertÍa el estado en el primero en el paÍs en garantizar cobertura subsidiada de saludpara jÓvenes migrantes indocumentados hasta que cumplan 26 aÑos de edad.' con este mÁs los esperamos esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. ilia: por ahora vamos a la pausa y regresamos con el homenaje de las integrantes de la selecciÓ ilia: entre confeti, champaÑa y ovaciones fueron homenajeadas las jugadoras de la selecciÓn femenina de fÚtbol, ganadoras del campeonato mundial en franci

sergeant somers was an arizona army veteran who served two tours in iraq. he served on task force lightning, an intelligence unit, and ran more than 400 combat missions as a machine gunner in the turret of a humvee. part of his role required him to interrogate dozens of terror suspects. his work was deemed classified. like many veterans, sergeant somers was haunted by the war when he returned home. he suffered from flashbacks, nightmares, depression, and other symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder, all made worse by a traumatic brain injury. sergeant somers needed help, and he and his family did what all families facing similar challenges are urged to do. they asked for help. but when the v.a.'s answer came, it demonstrated exactly what happens when america's veterans are left behind. the v.a. enrolled sergeant somers in group therapy sessions, sessions he could not attend for fear of disclosing classified information. despite repeated requests for individualized counseling or some other reasonable accommodation to allow sergeant somers to receive appr

arizona's economy is doing just fine without nike we don't need to suck up to companies that denigrate our history. at least some of the limited edition shoes have already made their way into the market and with changing hands privately for hundreds and even thousands of dollars meanwhile it seems that some potential customers are voting with their feet. nigeria's president. will sign a deal to scrap trade tariffs among african countries are the upcoming summit nigeria has held off on joining the agreement after pressure from local unions and businesses fearful it could make them less competitive in the african continental free trade area as it's called hopes the elimination of tariffs will help boost regional trade by 60 percent within 3 years africa's other economic i think. africa has already ratified the free trade deal at present only 16 percent of trade by african nations is with continental neighborhoods. if you haven't heard about african fashion made in germany well as a german family owned company that has indeed carved out a niche selling material for booze to western africa

horseshoe bend was once a little-known spot in arizona where locals would hang out to catch the sunsetbut almost overnight an overlook that once saw 4,000 visitors a year began seeing 2.2 million visitors a year. that's over 4,000 visitors a day. >> 2015 was when it really exploded. >> that's also when we saw this huge rise in social media, especially instagram. >> i think it's a huge contributor. we provided the railing so people can take that safe selfie. >> reporter: that new railing part of a larger effort to manage the explosion in crowds which were causing trash build-up and safety concerns. >> and how important is that, keeping up with the infrastructure? >> well, if we didn't invest in the park we would see a lot of resource damage. when you add 2 million visitors to a place like horseshoe bend, you have to manage human waste and trash. >> we just saw page, arizona, a place dealing with this onslaught of tourism. now we're heading to the grand canyon, a place that knows tourism really well. we're going to check out the north rim, which people tell us is supposed to be a little

in the past five years exim green lighted $2 billion in arizona exports for thousands of good arizona jobs. as we all know the bank's authorization expires in september. one of my top priorities is to build a bipartisan coalition to provide for a long-term renewal of exim. recently the united states senate restored a quorum at the bank ensuring that the bank can consider and approve bigger deals as well as implement reforms we passed in 2015 to modernize the bank's operations and improve transparency and accountability to taxpayers. chairman reed, congratulations and thank you for being here today. >> thank you. >> you've got a lot of work ahead of you. as you know, exim lacked a quorum for three years. do you know how many exports unable to consider for financing insurance during that time? >> we've received $40 billion in applications that are now in our pipeline. i also know that we lost $20 billion in deals. >> that's large amount of money and large amount of uncertainty for u.s. businesses not to account for missed opportunities. whether it's a lack of quorum at exim or lapse in

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