we are being watched by the whole of arizona.i think sinema is better not saying anything at all and leing people share their stories of resistance and supporting one another. amy: alejandra pablos, thank you for being with us, reproductive justice community organizer and speaking to us from phoenix, as is dr. deshawn taylor ob/gyn , physician, abortion provider, and only black independent abortion provider in arizona. next up, how the supreme court was designed for this moment by a conservative dark money network and also go to ohio to talk about the race that nina turner just lost for congress. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. the leaked draft of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade was anticipated by many who say the court's current 6-3 conservative majority was designed for this moment by a conservative dark money network. these include groups like the judicial crisis network, which does not disclose its

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it was a huge deal when biden won arizona. >> arizona. are you 100% sure of that call and when you made it and why did you make it? >> absolutely. we made it after basically a half hour of debating it. we finally called it right now. >> nbc news is projecting that when every last vote is counted in the state of arizona, joe biden will be awarded 11 electoral votes. joe biden your projected winner in the state of arizona. >> trump and his allies were enraged over exactly that call, especially the fox news call to arizona. it was seen as kind of the nail in the coffin as a state that the trump folks would need to win or somehow continue to cast as too close to call, which might offend these plots you're hearing about. fox later fired the staffer who accurately called arizona for biden. it was close. they were separated by 10,000 votes. biden won with 1.6 million votes in that state. ms. thomas wanted to cancel out 1.6 million votes. to commit what would have been, if she pulled it off, with the help of lawmakers in the state -- well, it wou

including arizona.o arizona voters when they discover, in the next couple of weeks, what supreme court is actually done? >> well, i ran for secretary of state to make sure that the arizonans could engage in electoral process and make their voices heard. because our government is not reflective of our state. and the majority of arizonans support women's access to abortion, access to reproductive health care. and so this does not, this is now the majority of arizona and support. and we have a chance to november to change that. this race for governor is our last line of defense to ensure arizonans are not under a complete abortion ban. we can do this, i need people to join me, i need people to go to katie hobbs dot org and make sure that we win this race and have this last line of defense to protect abortion in arizona. >> arizona secretary of state katie hobbs, thank you for joining our discussion tonight. >> thank you. >> coming up, tonight with the senate confirmation process of supreme court justice is

arizona as you know is a unique challenge. they do not have the same and geo support for follow-up afterwards that they do in other areas. as miss tierney addressed earlier, we are trying to address that. i know as you mentioned earlier the other states although you are concerned about it, you weren't top on your list. as you mentioned to have a system to help us decompress laterally and move those people. when those people are processed through and they would be released beside some area outside of the arizona area. those things have been taken into consideration as we try to work specifically on these difficult areas. the border is one of the meet most challenging to deal with. it is always one to be overcapacity. the infrastructure is so small there. when we get traffic close in there, that is the number one focus that we are working on. trying to continue, find ways to decompress that, move people out of there and minimize the impact. >> mr. nunez-neto, i am pleased to hear that dhs have planned some of their model on what

do you have specific arizona details? >> i have topline details here, not specific arizona details but we can get you that off-line. it's a system so yuma, tucson are part of a network of sectors on the southwest border and i do encourage you to look at the whole system not just specifically what's in arizona and withholding capacity because that's where the air and ground transport contracts , putting up those contracts will help with lateral compression. >> as you're aware we had problems with transport in arizona already. the continuing concerns around migrants showing up at the sky harbor airport without appropriate travel plans and airport personnel have been taken away from their duties of helping passengers get safely from one destination to another to provide assistance and as you mentioned before the hearing that has been alleviated. it has not been solved. it doesn't sound like there's a specific plan with actionable items to address this prior to may 23 . >> i do want to thank you for that comment and question.

ilia: se llevan a decenas de desalojados a vivir en campamentos callejeros en arizona. se salvaron del azote de potentes tornados, a cÁmaras de seguridad que captaron los desastres que podrÁn repetirse por un sistema de tormentas. guillermo gonzÁlez tiene un recuento de los daÑos. guillermo: imÁgenes aterradoras que muestran la fuerza descomunal de la naturaleza en forma de enormes tornados que impactan en varios estados, al noroeste de texas este tornado atravesÓ campos de cultivo, pero por fortuna no destruyÓ viviendas. en oklahoma y missouri la fuerza de la naturaleza impactÓ fuertemente en varios condados. en estas imÁgenes se aprecia claramente el momento en que el tornado empieza a formarse, y una vez que toca tierra su poder devastador destruye todo lo que encuentra a su paso . plantas y pequeÑos arbustos son arrancados en cuestiÓn de segundos. esta cÁmara capta desde un helicÓptero los dramÁticos momentos en que las nubes se condensan de tal forma que dan lugar a la formaciÓn de otro tornado. a los pocos segundos otro mÁs sur que muy cerca de allÍ, una persona c

leÓn: cientos de migrantes siguen cruzando por arizona.n a un adolescente por la muerte de una niÑa en el bronx. buscan a su cÓmplice. comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. patricia: muy buenas noches. comenzamos con la decisiÓn oficial que ordena mantener vigente el tÍtulo 42, una medida que permite la deportaciÓn rÁpida de migrantes. leÓn: el fallo judicial detuvo todo esto. 24 estados se unieron a la demanda para evitar la suspensiÓn de esta medida. patricia: vamos a la frontera. reportero: parecÍa un dÍa normal para los inmigrantes en la frontera que esperaban la eliminaciÓn del tÍtulo 42 la prÓxima semana y la noticia les cayÓ como un balde de agua frÍa. >> todo se estÁ viniendo abajo. reportero: la decepciÓn para la mayorÍa es muy grande. estaban seguros que el 23 de mayo podÍan entrar. >> me siento mal. nosotros venimos peligrando con nuestros niÑos. reportero: otros llegaron hace un par de dÍas. ella viene con los niÑos y casi llora de tristeza cuando conoce la noticia. >> pensamos que gracias a dios Íbamos a entrar legales. reportero: a

arizona has got a unique challenge. they don't have the same ngo support that you do in other areas. we are addressing those as well. you mentioned earlier about the other states. when those people are processed, they would be released in some areas besides the arizona area. although things have been taken into consideration as we work specifically on these. the infrastructure is small when we start getting traffic closing. that's the number one focus we are trying to find ways to decompress that, move people out of their, minimize the impact is -- as much as possible. >> these enhanced centralized processing centers will co-locate dhs components to help reduce systemic inefficiencies. one location became operational april 29th in laredo, texas. what factors are being used to determine future locations for these processing centers? how long do you anticipate it will take to operationalize additional centers? >> thank you for that question. this is something i think we are all very excited about, bringing innovation to t

the next day, as biden elected -- electors in arizona -- shawnna bolick was among a dozen arizona lawmakerso congress calling for the states electoral votes to go to trump, not biden who, remembered actually won that state. ginni thomas and her supporters insisted that her advocacy stood separate from her husband's work on the highest court of the land. yeah. some say -- they have called for clarence to recuse himself from electoral it -- but one uncle? further okay fine, you don't impeach. and why not call for him to resign? why not hold hearings? make a big deal of this. what do you think republicans would be doing if the situation was reversed and this was a liberal justice and their spouse? joining us now is washington post investigative reporter emma brown who broke this latest story. emma, thanks for being. here it's a great scoop. we knew previously on jimmy thomas's efforts to -- outreach to the white house chief of staff, mark meadows. tell us about how you're reporting fits into and extends what we already knew about ginni thomas's dubious role in the post-2020 world. >> yeah, as

needs someone who understands arizona and arizona values.out the new policies not helping immigrants, they are hurting, killing immigrants. your parents were legal, they came into the united states. president trump called for this merit based immigration system where people will be judged according to what they can present to the united states as a bonus for the united states. do you think there's any chance we can get back to the idea? canadians and australians do it effectively. >> we need to make sure first and foremost we enforce the current law and border policies and that's why i've had to see the biden administration everything from title 42 the public charge but i would say to the liberals out there, if canada can create a system based on merit, why can't the united states? that's where the left want to import everything community health care system, to whatever else why can't they look to that? >> would you push for that if you are elected to the senate, merit based immigration system? >> we need to secure our border, i'm not going

we speak with attorney general from arizona, mark brnovich.cia: manhunt continues for an inmate and corrections officer who disappeared more than a week ago from alabama jail. new video has just been released by authorities that may help in their apprehensions. we will show that. marc siegel is here on the cdc investigating 100 unexplained haitians and hepatitis in children. here's what we know, next. ♪♪ lsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. need to get your a1c down?

the law in arizona does say that now.how they have delegated who chooses electors, but they could undo that law and say that the state legislature is the one that chooses who gets to vote for the election. they can choose anyone they want, so that's a real risk. it's not just that they're suppressing the vote, they are now starting to not count the vote, and everyone should be really, really concerned about that. there's two different sides to this. one is the crimes that may have been committed. the effort to overturn the election by jimmy tonic -- ginni thomas, and that creates a clear conflict of interest for justice thomas, so that he should not be in any way a member of a court that the sites any issues that relate to this. >> so betsy, given everything that jill just set out, it is our understanding that before these arizona emails emerged, political has reporting that house democrats would close, which any thomas on the backburner. do you see that changing now? >> it is so interesting and still a little bit of a bl

but shawnna bolick now running for secretary of state in arizona.a rule where she would oversee elections, would you think she's gonna do in 2024 when she gets an email from ginni that time? it's important to note, when ginni thomas urge these to state legislators to do, just throw out to the results of a free and fair election, a lot of people in the right want it, it's what donald trump himself wanted to happen. it's what his lawyer john eastman advocated for, his infamous cool memo, assistant attorney general jeffrey clark suggested it in a letter he want to send to officials in georgia into every other swing state. it's with doug mastriano, the republican nominee for governor of pennsylvania, wanted his state to do too. all of these people, in donald trump's orbit, won a republican controlled state legislatures in states where joe biden won, to pull off the coup by telling the voters that the politicians, not the people who actually voted, they decide who gets elected president. they were going to ranch that power away from the citizens, now, th

a freshman at arizona state university, roberson has lost both family and friends to gun vlence. >> i the underlining thing is to understand, acknowledge what people do and to have that conversation about people. and this is one ofhose ways to have that conversation. >> it is a conversation all-too-familiar for arizona state representative jennifer longdon, who was shot and paralyzed 18 years ago. she was in the audience in arizona and joined a post-performance discussion. >> i found it really very intense, very true to life. i found myself holding my breath several points along the way. i think that it provides an outlet for the creators and the performers. and i think it's educational to the audience. >> for her part, taylor lafayette traveled to new york from her home in missiippi. she's been writing since childhood, she told us, but this play was her most personal, a way to cope after losing her younger brother to gun violence. >> he was 16, so very young. not even getting a chance to graduate high school senior year. and the fact that i do, i just i like to use that as motivation

nfl, the 49ers will play arizona in mexico city next november. it will be the niners first international game since 2013. the game will be considered a home game for arizona. a's frankie to the hill against tampa. and catch alert. sixth inning. watch this. basket catch. got to applaud that. no score. eighth inning. emmanuel margo with the bases loaded. drop this into right field. two runs scored. and that is enough. rays swept the a's with a 3-0 win. winless homestand. a's first winless homestand of at least six games since 1956. they were in kansas city then. and look at the stare down from the >> umpire: this during a substance check. the former giant was not happy about it and let the ump know and was thrown out of the game. he had to be restrained by teammates. arizona did win the game. final of 8-7. giants at the dodgers tonight. tony -- st. mary's pitches for tonight. moving pictures on the late show. >> go to the locals pretty get the w. under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized cr

. >>> ella es doña cuca y diez años desde que fue adoptada en el rancho de arizona pero detrás de subierno, cargada de droga, desde entonces aquí se ha quedado, lleva diez años con nosotros. >>> josé le habría abierto su rancho a doña cuca, utilizada durante años para transportar droga por la frontera sur de arizona. >>> la confiscaron, vino para aquí para nosotros. los animales casi siempre cuando están de este lado pasan a ser propietarios del estado. >>> animales como cuca eran utilizados por el narcotráfico para ingresar droga al país. aseguran que la autoridad se encuentra enfrentando un nuevo problema. >>> ahora que abrieron la frontera más personas se encuentran cruzando entonces este tipo de droga es la que miramos más en arizona. e >>> este jueves la oficina de aduana y protección fronteriza ha informado sobre reclutamiento de un cargamento evaluado en millón de dólares. >>> no se necesita cantidades grandes para cruzar, cuando la cruz la cruzan en carros, mochilas, los oficiales tienen que detectar las áreas pequeñas en dónde cruzan las drogas. >>> aseguran que se encuentra

like it didn't work under state of arizona laws.her replace biden's electoral votes with trump votes or just put it all on ice until a full forensic audit could be completed. >> she was asking for arizona republicans to pick their own electors, not the electors who were chosen by the people of arizona. you spoke to a bunch of legal analysts for this piece, emma, on the issue of where the line is between free speech for ginni thomas or any american and action that might cross a line legally. what did they say? >> right. well, you know, ginni thomas has not responded to our story but her allies and friends and supporters have taken to social media to say, look, she's a citizen, she has first amendment free speech rights. she is allowed to say what she thinks. but legal experts wasn't just saying what she thought. she was becoming an active part of this effort to overturn the election. of course, the effort to overturn the election has come before the supreme court in several instances. cases related to that are sure to come to the cou

como el lunes que entra por eso estamos aquÍ por eso tenemos cobertura en equipo estamos en texas arizonaiÉn en washington, dc con las reacciones de esta noticia que ha despertado muchÍsima controversia todos los Ángulos los vamos a analizar y vamos a comenzar del otro lado del rÍo bravo. estÁ edgar muÑoz >>> durante este dÍa a pesar de esta decisiÓn continÚan y continÚan cruzando ¿quÉ tal? >>> ¿cÓmo te va julio? >>> es un balde de agua frÍa mantener el tÍtulo 42 como tÚ lo sabes, van a insistir en cruzar una y otra vez por esas aguas para llegar aquÍ y pedir asilo porque han invertido mucho tiempo han invertido mucho dinero por ahora hay lÁgrimas de tristeza por esta noticia. >> no lo podÍa creer entre estas inmigrante se abrazan entre unas y otras al enterarse que podrÍan ser deportados inmediato. >> le saca las lÁgrimas? >> sÍ >>> porque nos van a deportar y no es fÁcil me entiendes >>> han pasado muchas cosas >>> esperando en dios que no sea asÍ >>> jason sintiÓ que se le cayÓ el mundo al recibir la noticia alto pisar territorio estadounidense >>> yo espero que no. >> usted sabe que e

a lifelong republican, arizona farmer and artist served multiple terms in the arizona house of representatives becoming speaker in 2019. supporting president trump in 2020 and it became clear that joe biden had won the state, he was ready to accept the results and move forward. others were not. when the speaker refused to go along with the legal plans and have false selectors, armed protesters were outside with loudspeakers, glaring threats against him and his family and intimidating his neighbors. they swamped his phone and email were tens and thousands of messages daily and try to retell it -- recall attempt to remove him from office. this campaign harassment continues, but so does the dedication to democracy. in january, 2022, they killed the bill that would've allowed election pills to be overturned from the legislator. he recently declared he's running for the arizona senate. for his enormous courage and steadfast integrity, we honor arizona speaker, rusty bowers. [applause] ♪ >> ambassador kennedy, fellow honorees, ladies and gentlemen, good evening. in the steadfast defense of their hom

arizona, how does the issue play very candidly?ink it's a pro-life state and this is a pro-life country. he doesn't care about the open border. when he cares about apparently is unlimited partial-birth abortion, he can't articulate any restriction. he's all for planned parenthood going into seven months. i'm sorry to be so graphic that we have to talk about what this is. it's ghastly, out of step with arizona. i'm running on a bold agenda, president trump 2016 agenda. it's great on every issue. this is the playbook that me and other rising leaders are using where we are not the same, we sound different, different styles. you can't copy president trump he is one but on this issue and everything else is that we are mad and we're not going to take it anymore. what's happening to the country's unacceptable and what the left is doing is unacceptable. we will take the country back. >> laura: are you concerned that the new majority leader number 2, 3, 4, to quote larry kudlow, they are nice guys and friends, but they're all part of the ol

the top republican in the arizona state legislature to overturn the will of the state's voters. replacing electoral votes won by joe biden with a sleep of trump electoral votes, writing quote, you have the power to fight back against fraud. please take action to ensure a clean slate of electors has chosen, mrs thomas sent a similar email to at least one other arizona republican lawmaker warning quote. consider what will happen to the nation. we all love if you don't stand up and lead we had previously learned that jenny thomas was also communicating with the trump white house. while all this was going on urging, then chief of staff mark meadows to take steps to overturn the election, saying that donald trump must never concede, lindsay. we have reached out to both mrs thomas and her lawyer and have not heard back from either. jon karl are thanks to you now to the growing concern about monkeypox. the cdc is out with a new health alert after a case was confirmed in massachusetts and another possible cases under investigation here in new york city. so what is monkey pox? and how gr

senate primary here in arizona and that terrifies them. right. and terrifies them bec theha bea they know i'm the america firstf candidate and the candidate to beat mark kelly in november. and so it's no surprise that they're attacking me. . ey're running scared that's why they're blitzing me. it's not going to work. i'm punching back . you've missed. so they have an amazing talent for detecting sincerity like they're always people jumping o up and down. i'm the american first guy in america, first guy likeets they kind all get ato passdd frm chuck todd or whatever his name is. but like the guys who mean it, like they can smell that on you . they don't like it.n'te yeah. let mee just tell you this story so a few days ago write this reporter called dylan rosenblad. he lost his mind because i criticized the supreme court's reasoning in a case called griswold. now that case was about contraception , but it laid the groundwork for the truly heinous decision in roe v. wade . and so, tucker , i've been clear and public about this obviously contraceptio

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joining us now, arizona attorney general mark brnovich, great to have you back on.curity said they were to 34000, more than 234,000 encounters at the southern border last month, the highest ever. if he keeps up, that's an equivalent of the population of chicago on an annualized basis. the border collapse, texas moved to keep its border, who want to know if it's working and what arizona is doing. >> thank you for having me on and you and i have talked about this, the numbers are so astronomical we are losing ways to describe them. it's not just about the people across the border, it's about record amount drugs flooding into our country. states like arizona and texas should not have to be causing people to d.c., we shouldn't build barriers ourselves to secure our border, is the job of the federal government and the biden administration and nancy pelosi and cartel kelly failed at their jobs and americans are less safe as a result and taxpayers are basically, their tax dollars are subsidizing people breaking the law now. elizabeth: we have new footage from bill melugin

lake powell along the utah/arizona border.ater to millions and is also an important source of hydro power. and all of that is now in danger. ben tracy reports. >> we're going to buoy number 3, they call it. >> reporter: paul mcnabb and his dad mike are fishing guides on utah's lake powell. they've been casting along these canyons for decades. >> hey, caught one. >> reporter: they're worried that the wall in front of their favorite fishing hole will just keep getting taller. >> i'm looking at spots that 30, 40 feet up the wall where my bait was hitting where i was fishing just a year ago. >> reporter: so you're saying literally a year ago, this boat we're on right now would have been 30, 40 feet up there? >> yep, yep. absolutely crazy how much it's come down. >> reporter: lake powell has dropped nearly 40 feet in just one year. these satellite images show how quickly it has shrivelled up during a 22-yearlong mega drought as climate change makes the west hotter and dryer, this massive reservoir is now less than 24% full that whi

fÉlix: les saluda fÉlix de bedout desde yuma, arizona, en esta zona de frontera que a esta hora estÁca de lo que va a pasar maÑana. maÑana es el dÍa que se tomaba una decisiÓn supuestamente para levantar el famoso tÍtulo 42. eso sabemos que no va a suceder. muchos preguntan si van a cerrar la frontera, eso en una zona de la frontera muy porosa, con muchas facilidades para entrar, pero esas facilidades tambiÉn enfrentan muchas dificultades, que incluso pueden ser mortales. reportero: cruzar por aquÍ la frontera parece fÁcil. cuando uno ve multitudes entrando por yuma... llegar a estados unidos no luce como una aventura muy complicada. >> confiando en dios que todo nos salga muy bien. reportero: aunque muchos serÁn deportados, la necesidad les hace jugarse la ruleta inmigratoria, y los que la juegan ya no son solo migrantes centroamericanos. >> la situaciÓn en el paÍs no estÁ nada bien. reportero: por cada grupo que llega, hay migrantes que se quedan en el camino. aunque cruzar por yuma parece fÁcil, el desierto no tiene amigos. >> encontraron a un hombre muerto en el desierto, que mur

you have the awesome power, she said, to choose the slate of electors that will come from arizona.he doesn't say trump or biden at all, but in context she's saying set aside the popular vote victory that joe biden has just won and send trump electors instead. give trump arizona's 11 electoral votes. >> what has she had to say in response to your reporting? >> she has not commented to us about this report. neither has her husband, justice clarence thomas. of course, you know, this underlines questions that have already been out there since the post broke the story about text messages she sent to mark meadows about the election. she said at that time, look, my work is totally separate from my husband. but those messages showed how she felt about the election, showed that she felt trump was the true winner. what the new emails show is that she was personally part of this pressure campaign on state lawmakers to disregard the popular vote and send trump electors to washington. >> it shows the level of involvement she appears to have had. you mentioned justice thomas and she said their l

in those emails we see ginni thomas pressuring two arizona state lawmakers to upend the popular vote victory by president joe biden in 2020 in that state. cnn's ryan nobles has more. >> reporter: ginni thomas, the wife of sitting supreme court justice clarence thomas, is once again under fire for her political activism. this after a series of emails that she sent to lawmakers in arizona were revealed that show her pushing to get these lawmakers to try to intervene in sefr certification of the 2020 election. these emails, which were initially uncovered by "the washington post," showed that thomas used essentially a form letter from a website trying to push lawmakers to intervene in the 2020 election. what that email ended up saying to these lawmakers is that thomas and others were interested in them pushing for what they called a clean slate of electors to come from the state of arizona that would address what they viewed as problems with election fraud. now, this comes as cnn and other news outlets revealed that thomas was in regular communication with mark meadows, the former white

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donald trump won. >> arizona's ballot by mail system works. >> democrat katie hobbs is arizona's secretaryions. >> it is so concerning to see the number of election deniers running for not just secretaries of state across the country but attorneys general, governors, and even down to state legislatures. it is not an accident. we know part of why democracy prevailed in 2020 is that there is checks and balances on the system. >> and one key step election experts say would help protect the rightful winner of future elections is making changes to the electoral count act. that's a federal law from 1887 that is very convoluted, could be easily abused, and jake, republicans and democrats on capitol hill say they're looking at ways to amend it such as making it clearer states cannot send an alternate state of electors if it's different from the candidate with the most votes. >> they might want to hop to it on that bill. pamela brown, thanks so much. >> coming up, paging agent scully and molder. pondering a different kind of national security threat, the kind perhaps from another world. , topped on

there is this feeling of worry around it. >> in tempe, arizona, byron acted in a presentation of herd the experience cathartic. a creative workspace is the best workspace. when you around people who make difficult things easy to talk about, it definitely helps a lot. >> he has lost both family and friends to gun violence. >> i feel the underlining thing is to understand and acknowledge what pple do and to have that conversation about people and this is one of those ways to have that conversation. >> it is a conversation all too arizona state representative jennifer london who was shot and paralyzed 18 years ago. she was in the audience in arizona and joined a post-performance discussion. >> i found it very intense, very true to life. i found myself holding my breath several points along the way. i think that it provides an outlet for the create tours and the performer -- the creators and the performers peered i think it is educational to the audience. >> for her part, taylor lafayette traveled to new york from her home in mississippi. she has been writing since childhood but this pla

joining me now is douglas nichols, the mayor of yuma, arizona, who declared a migrant emergency in his city back in december. sir, i'll get to the senator in a moment, mayor, but what does judge sommerhayes' decision mean for the city and citizens of yuma, arizona? >> well, it is that stay, that ability to take a breath and not have to worry about the impact of removal of title 42 and kind of, hopefully, hedging those numbers and keeping them at least where they're at today if hopefully not sending a message that the united states' border isn't open and hope any reducing numbers. but it is definitely a glimmer of hope at least for the short term. arthel: yeah. so would you say this provides you full full-time or part-time relief? >> it's definitely part time because there's still the potential and actually really should at some point title 42 should go away. but it shouldn't go away until there's an effective plan in place to manage the flow that is coming across more effectively and not on the backs of small cities and nonprofits. arthel: so then what would you say is a workable plan?

but i never give former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords in san francisco over national campaign on violence behind her nearly 3500 bases, white flour honoring the californians who were shot and killed in 2020. skipper severely injured in the mass shooting in tucson, arizona, in 2011 really so many things, how to walk, how to talk , and i'm going to make the country safer because it is important to shine a light on this and never to give up. francisco mayor london breed joined in calling on federal, state and local lawmakers approve tougher gun laws. she said. the flowers are grim testament to the lives lost. we are going to get there because we're not going anywhere. we're not going to give up and we're going to continue to fight in violence in this country is not a day in this past three years. that i don't weep. there's not a day that i don't cry out. former oakland city council matter learned that gibson mcelhaney son, victor was shot and killed during a robbery attempt in l. a. in 2019. now it would be one thing if we were just up against a disease that we couldn't identify.

thomas sent a similar email to at least one other arizona lawmaker. writing, quote, consider what will happen to the nation we all love if you don't stand up and lead. we previously learned she was also communicating with the trump white house while all this was going on, urging then chief of staff mark meadows to take steps to overturn the election and saying that donald trump must never concede. linsey, we have reached out to boast mrs. thomas and her lawyer and have not heard back from either. >> jon karl, our thanks to you. >>> now to the growing concern about monkey pox. the cdc out with a health alert after another case is under investigation here in new york city. what is monkeypox and how great is the threat? here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, the cdc warning doctors to be on the lookout for symptoms of monkeypox, as health officials investigate a second possible american infection in new york city, part of a global outbreak of 130 confirmed or suspected cases in 11 countries where the virus is rarely found. >> it's the most important o

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grijalva of arizona, i inform the house that he will vote yes on h.r. 6825. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. granger of texas, i inform the house that ms. granger will vote yea on h.r. 6825. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. moulton, mr. kahele, mr. boyle, mr. deutch, mr. delgado, mr. torres and ms. wilson, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 6825. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. bilirakis of florida, i inform the house that mr. bilirakis will vote yea on h.r. 6825. madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. fleischmann of tennessee, i inform the house that mr. fleischmann will vote nay on h.r. 6825. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition?