one arizona by. arizona is the state that concerns me most about flipping back to red.d blue islands because we have democrats moving into the state of arizona. many from my state here in california. and that can certainly hurt. and, of course, the issue of reproductive rights. the issue of abortion. that is an issue that's growing more of a concern and in popularity among voters second to immigration in the state of arizona. then, of course, you have to factor in r.f.k. jr. who in some polls have support in arizona upward of 9%. that percentage takes away from the trump voters, not from the biden voters. >> r.f.k. jr. is officially not on the arizona ballot right now. >> bret: that's true he is not. >> two takeaways from the new poll, bret. the first one as you mentioned this was conducted after the trump conviction. and the conviction seems to have had no effect, as many people predicted on the head-to-head number. the second take away was the virginia number simply incredible virginia is tied. second quality poll showing virginia is tied. virginia hasn't gone for rep

sos please join me and giving her in giving her a warm arizona welcome. [applause] ♪ no dancing just yet. but we will get t d ultimately my honor to welcome back to arizona vice presidentering] i've been inspired by vice president harris since her elected a service back in for me she is the epitome ofn a fighting to advance opportunities for throughout her career, vice president harris has led the fight to live safe from gun violence, the freedom to vote and the freedomo drink clean water and breathe clean air. especially relevant today is that the vice president is a fighter for women's rights to she's been traveling across the patients and providers to uplift the voices of those harmed by donald trump's abortion ban. she's been working very hard as many of the country and she's heren arizona. alongside president biden, vice president reproductive freedom. this is why we will be reelecting president biden and vice harris. [applause] [cheering] and we will be spending donald trump crystal clear message don't mess with arizona freedom. and now it is my hon

because arizona, and who also m.] what they've done particular in arizona to fight f0 we've been walking around the country and thanks to you that . >> you just mentioned our governor and attorney general. they've been trailblazers fighting the bills in the legislature. i would definitely be remiss if i di legislators and senators that are equally are they are day in and day out fighting for women becausehese are people that they know in your communities. they represent them, and i see them working so diligently so please if you are an elected official htand up. let's see our senators and representatives. you are amazing. youÈ inspiration. thank you for everything you do. there are so many nonprofits out there advocating as well, but i to mention it to recognize because i don't know if you know the vice pde s bee here three times already to the state ofs. [applause] we were talking inhe back like we don't know how you do it. like how do you stay healthy, i'm tired. [laughter] i mean,, i work out in the morning. it's

we have a critical ballot on themeasure for abortion here in arizona.w that weighting tooth and nail to make sure we have ultimately deserve,orrect? [cheering] to say you've been an extraordinary leader. i think every timeh me and i've watched your leadership and i we are sharing the stage together. thank you. >> absolutelyored. vice president we have a member in our audience whocipient and mother. i backstage and she has a question for you thattely personal question for her because it relates to her everyng to give her some hope to be able toea out can you please stand up and ask your question to vice president harris? [applause] >> i am a proud recipient gradua next year. [cheering] i am also a was very passionate about women's health and look forward to to your executive order recently announced i have a path to citizenship. [cheering] me why you took this action? >> of all i met you when together earlier. congratulations for everything you've done and achieved and earned. you are extraordinary. one of the things i said, she's decided she wants to an

boris epstein. >> boris epstein also pleaded not guilty today in arizona. he's been by trump's side since his first presidential campaign in 2016, make america great again, even attending his criminal hush money trial in manhattan were trump was convicted last month. epstein is charged with nine counts related to election subversion efforts in arizona i'm happy to share all of the information about the overwhelming amount of fraud that happened in the 2020 election in arizona. epstein is accused of working alongside trump's former attorney, rudy giuliani to implement this scheme, to submit fake elector votes for trump in arizona. >> do you have any regrets about what you did in arizona after the election? >> oh, my goodness. no. >> why not? very, very proud of it. >> giuliani was in arizona last week to post bond after an arraignment by telephone in may i admit a complete embarrassed to the american legal but i just saw a tendency not to comply according to the arizona indictment giuliani spread false claims of election fraud, pressure local officials to ch

biggs of arizona.he chair: pursuant to house resolution 1287, 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 rise to speak in support of my amendment which protects defense related activities from the endangered species act and would curb areas used for national defense operations and p of interior to prohibit areas as crucial habitats. environmental laws created restrictions on how the d.o.d. plans and conducts training exercises on its installations. according to d.o.d.95% of army installations have endangered species present. acres of land have training in place related to stringent requirements. these restrictions applied harm and readiness and our mission. i'll elaborate in a moment but now i'll reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise in opposition of the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recog

now he faces charges in two states arizona and georgia trump is not charged in arizona, though he is referred to in the indictment as unindicted coconspirator. want. >> the fact is, we want the presidential election. we wanted trump and his allies repeatedly railed against the 2020 election results in arizona. joe biden won the state by more than 10,000 votes, being the duly elected and qualified electors for president and vice president of united states. we are back from the state of arizona. >> all 11 of the republican electors who tried to submit certificates falsely saying trump won, are now charged in arizona you have whiteman, former republican state senate candidate jill lehmann, was also a arraigned tuesday for his role as a fake elector. >> president donald j. trump of the state of florida, number above 11 and arizona isn't the only state where trump's allies are facing charges what the election was a rigged election trump and 18 others were charged as part of an election subversion racketeering scheme, and georgia and cases have also been brought in nevada, wisconsin, and m

and the current cpaign in arizona, mr.olds a nearly five lead over president biden, according to the latest polling average. it shows his conviction for falsifying business records appears to have had little effect on voter opinions. let's correct our correspondent, following the latest at that rally. -- let's go right to our correspondent, following the latest at that rally. we mentioned donald trump is leading joe biden in that state. tell us more about what the president has been saying and why this is significant. >> donald trump took to the stage a few minutes ago and started off by paying tribute to everyone who has come out to support him. you'll be surprised to hear he talked about what he called a rigged trial in new york. why arizona, such an important state, it is a key battleground, won by trump in 2016, narrowly taken by joe biden in 2020. the term campaign knows it is a must win state. it is also a very important state because a number of talking points in the election converge here. arizona is a border state

we polled arizona more than anyone else in the country. essentially we've seen that the dems are hammering this issue and trump is also trying to make his way into this position because he cares about one thing, most of all, and that's winning. you've seen him kind of move on this issue. but it's a smart move because, frankly, to be pro life is a minority position and that's probably a very nice way to put it. >> beyond the presidency, how much could abortion impact the races in the states, including the senate race where republican kari lake has had to clarify her stance on abortion? >> i think lake is someone that comes across as more of a true believer on abortion than trump does. some polling we recently did at the political report showed trump winning in the state of arizona, but ruben won the race. and i think it has to do with kari lake and the campaign she's running. we saw across the board, not just in arizona, but that voters were picking senate democratic candidates on the issue of abortion more than it was factoring into their

schweikert of arizona.ir: pursuant to house resolution 1269, the gentleman from arizona, mr. schweikert, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona mr. schweikert: thank mr. chairman. mr. chairman, and one of my favorite ranking members. part of what we are trying to accomplish here, we are going to have two amendments basically in different categories doing this, is if we look over some of the g.a.o. reports from the last couple years, some of the issues we have had in claims, payment processing. if we actually look at the last g.a.o. line items, long-term services support we think there is about -- g.a.o. thought there was about $38 billion in questionable issues. we come down on even some of the pension processing, about $10 billion in question. so we are in the age of a miracle of technology. we also know when we read over some of the reports coming out of the v.a. there's issues on trying to hire staff. trying to hire staff that's qualified. th

mccormick and the gentleman from arizona mr. stanton, each will control 20 recognizes the gentleman from georgia.ll members have five legislative days to revisend extend my remarks and to include extraneous material on this measure. mpore: without objection. mr. mccormick: thank you. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker o n is recognized. mr. mccormick: i rise in support of h.r. 6586. i want to thank my colleague from tennessee mr. burchett, for introducing this legislation to stop u.s. taxpayer dollars from hands. since the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan tve reined terror in aching. they essentially banned women from life in any meaningful way. they've supported the p and stoning of women and prevented women from working fo significantly restricting the delivery of humanitarian aid. these abhorrent policies reveal the heart of the taliban control over afghanistan.iden administration continues to flood afghanistan with money. since u.s. has appropriated billion in assistance to afghanistan. yet we ha

terrorism against the united states. -- arizona against the unite was a case where arizona had endeavored to basicay being an unauthorized immigrant , making that under state law. arizona lost. would like to hear your reflections on that case. and, the implications now that the border reignited with -- the texas statute that attempt to bring federal immigration policy under the purview of the state government and where that may need. wh you think was accomplished or not accomplished in the orinal case back in, i think,>> let me say one thing to start was a split decision. in fact, an important part of the fight in that case was over a provision. the one that got the most notorietyon called the show me your papers provision or something. the upheld that. that was a significant part of the case. to be clear. >>óv you are kind to make that point, don. that is the funny thing about these cases. t these be less in these cases, but some others, sometimes, the way a cases reported is not really the way you processed it as the advocate. there might be a case where you go in and there are a couple

gosar of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1316, the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in support of amendment 13 to the fiscal year 2025 state foreign operations bill. this amendment prohibits funds for the tech camp public diplomacy program within the state department's bureau of education and cultural affairs. if you believe its website, quote, creates connections, sparks innovation, and empowers civil society to solve america's, the world's most pressing challenges through technology, end of quote. in reality, the actual purpose of the tech camp program is to spread progressive ideology around the world. what's even more shocking is that the tech camp is linked to a trainer for the taxpayer funded program. this is a founder of the organization placed 116 representatives on a hit list for not supporting ukraine. americans shouldn't fund prop

number a bonus 11 but joe biden had won arizona arizona prosecutors say meadows, roman, and other trump allies charged in april, like former trump attorney john eastman. i of course, pled night guilty. >> and current rnc election integrity council. christina bobb will be what the case coordinated fake electors in arizona and other swing-state attempting to keep trump in power perhaps the most well-known of the 18 indicted by arizona is former trump lawyer rudy giuliani who say arizona prosecutors dodge them for weeks as they tried to serve him court papers there. so incompetent, they can find me. they also can't count votes correctly live streaming has taunts right thing until arizona agents caught up with giuliani, that his 80th birthday in florida now has two weeks to appear in person in court and post a $10,000 bond giuliani so far hasn't indicated exactly when he's going to be heading to arizona. >> we did check with the miracle, but county sheriff's department. and so far, he has not yet been processed for his mug shot or his fingerprints we checked in to see where giuliani might b

arizona es un estado que podrÍa ser clave en noviembre.a de arizona con mÉxico se encuentra la ciudad de nogales, donde el 95% de los residentes tienen raÍces hispanas y donde los republicanos esperan beneficiarse de la antipatÍa que hay contra los migrantes que recientemente cruzaron la frontera. >> yolanda kim naciÓ en tijuana, pero vive en estados unidos desde que tenÍa cinco aÑos. >> quiero la pared. no quiero ilegales. quiero la gente que venga legalmente. >> iveth cerino proviene de una prominente familia de demÓcratas en nogales, donde su abuelo ocupÓ cargos pÚblicos durante dÉcadas. ahora es republicana y dirige latinos for lake, un grupo que apoya a kerry lake, aliada de donald trump, en su carrera por el senado. >> sell many people from like a hundred and sixty different countries that don't even speak english. >> en la competencia por la opiniÓn pÚblica sobre el tema de la frontera, los republicanos estÁn ganando y estÁn logrando avances, incluso con votantes latinos. la mayorÍa de los votantes latinos en el suroeste son mexicoa

in arizona and georgia. i wish we could talk more. there are complicated voting laws that are disenfranchising hundreds ofual. host: just so we get everyone of crimes constitute a felony nvicon? what are the typical sentences. guest: felony conviction can be -- very wide range of things. basically if you end up in prison for one year or longer or potentially that's a felony conviction. for example,r prent trump, that is a felony conviction. he probably will not receive a . hunter bidenat these are disenfranchising ica some felonies are very serious.r murder. some might be not as serious. but allf th can be disenfranchising. depends on the state host: you talked about florida as an exa the country. why is this set up keha why is it causing so much confusion? guest: states ra control the qualifications of people who can vote. and they control this in terms of felony disenfranchisement. a lot of these laws were passed during9r following the civil war. if you look at the lit's clear e passed to disenfranchise emancipated black voters. ove

number a bonus 11 but joe biden had won arizona arizona prosecutors say meadows, roman, and other trump april, like former trump attorney john eastman. i of course, pled night guilty. >> and current rnc election integrity council. christina bobb will be what the case coordinated fake electors in arizona and other swing-state attempting to keep trump in power. perhaps the most well-known of the 18 indicted by arizona is former trump lawyer rudy giuliani who say arizona prosecutors, dodge them for weeks as they tried to serve him court papers there. so incompetent, they can find me they also can't count votes correctly live streaming has taunts right thing until arizona agents caught up with giuliani and he said his 80th birthday in florida now has two weeks to appear in person in court and post a $10,000 bond giuliani so far hasn't indicated exactly when he's going to be heading to arizona. we did check with the maricopa county sheriff's department. and so far, he has not yet been processed for his mug shot or his fingerprints we checked in to see where giuliani might be. he was live str

and we know that the elections are solid in arizona. they always have been the people that run them have run them with honor and integrity for a long time. i can't say the same for folks who have been proven wrong over and over and over again. in every actual inquiry that has occurred. and so we're going to let the process play its way out and let the chips fall where they may, for these folks who have been accused. >> as you look ahead to 2024, you did something recently that is really remarkable. what you created this ai generated video of yourself, it looks like you, it sounds like you. i just want our audience to see this video that just as a reminder, is actually not real this is an impersonation of arizona secretary of state adrian fontes using generative ai. the video was created as part of the arizona election security and ai tabletop exercise for the media our goal is to make sure folks understand the capabilities of current deepfake technology and the dangers it poses to the public i mean, it's unsettling to see that, to hear

pe that arizona arizona does need her. america needs her. she is my favorite mama bear.cture that has the dna of our founding fathers running through her. this is a woman that has no fear, will not stop, and has committed her life, walked away to commit her life to our freedom. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in giving a warm welcome to the one and only kari lake. ♪ [applause] kari: hey! oh my gosh. you are all here so early. i veack. yes, i love you right back. i love all of you. oh my gosh. ,xi thought i was speaking early in the morning, nobody would wake up. but this is a great crowd, and i am just absolutely honored to be here. thank you for the troducon carson, you are amazin. senator lankford thank you for , your leadership. i can't imagine dr. carson with the temper, can you? [laughter] i can't even find that. he's the most calm, beautiful soul. i had a great chance to talk to him and i am tual think we are n amazing time right now and we will come out the winners of this. and then he reassured me. soit is friday. how many of you realize this is the 20th fri

so the arizona attorney general, these are state-level criminal charges. there is an attorney general is alleging that meadows participated in a conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election results in arizona and today, mark meadows will be informed formally by the judge of those criminal charges he faces they include a felony conspiracy count of a felony count of fraudulent schemes, and felony forgery counts. those all relate to the fake elector plot, the effort to organize and submit this fake certificates claiming that donald trump one states like arizona, when he actually did not mark is not the only person who's expected to appear before an arizona judges today, michael roman, who's a former trump campaign aide. we do expect him to similarly make his appearance before a judge. and like the other defendants in this case, which include rudy giuliani, in which include all the fake electors from arizona mark meadows and my ghraieb will be affected that their mug shots taken just like any other criminal defendant does that cohen really appreciate the reporting

well, let me tell you something about here in arizona. when the former president trump talked about giving the abortion question, the reproductive freedom question back to the states. we know what that means there in arizona, the republicans restored in 18. 64 complete ban on reproductive rights. there were possibilities that women would have to bleed out before a doctor could perform a life saving procedure. we know, and the state people are angry. we know exactly what it means to return the things to the states. we know exactly what it means when you have one party republican rule. we do not want to go back to that here in arizona, and we know that come november. we're going to keep our stay blue because people are pissed. i'm sorry to use that language on international television. it's not very diplomatic. i apologize. yeah, with the avoid the i, i keep it as, as polite as we can here. i'll just say i apologize. no was there's a lot if you're on the ground in arizona. sure. you mentioned substance a few times. what would you make of th

what about wildlife because i know arizona l wildlife because i know arizona obviously is located a desertr due to prepare as you have described? that is a great question. every sector has to be prepared. our farming communities are actively preparing and it arizona water security is something we worry very closely about. we have to manage our water future. about. we have to manage our waterfuture. we about. we have to manage our water future. we worry about water future. we worry about water conservation and so drought is something that we are constantly working on and in particular around extreme heat making sure that our wildlife is being taken care of. it is a multifaceted problem. the most urgent threat we face is climate change and all sectors of government and society need to be working towards solutions for this issue because it is not going away. there are many climate impacts already logged in and will continue to see it worsen as he is progress. yassamin ansari, thank you. joining us from phoenix, arizona. stay with us here on bbc news. i'll be back shortly with all the top busi

perhaps god knew arizona needed her to represent them in washington. arizona does need her.her. she is my favorite mama bear. she is a picture that has the dna of our founding fathers running through her veinsis is o fear, will not stop, and has committed her life, walke, awa to commit her life to our freedom. ladies and gentlemen, please join me inin [applause] i6hkari: hey! my gosh. you are all here so early. i love you too. whoever id i love all of you. oh my gosh. i thought iy in the morning, nobody would wake up. but and i am just absolutely honored to be here. leh, thank you for the introduction. dr. senator lankford thank you for , your leadership. i can't imagine dr. carson with the temper, can you? [laughter] most calm, beautiful soul.>r■3 i had a great chance to talk to him and i am actually reassured. i think we are going through an amazing time right now ande ners of this. and then he reassured me. so i am, like, this is great. it is friday. how many of 20th friday beforee election? we have 20■&ore fridays to get through. who is ready to giveything you 0 more wee

in arizona, the president has a five-point lead outside the moe.p four, nevada up five, and georgia a dead heat. we mentioned that a moment ago. what a lot of pollsters will tell you is when the candidate is at 50% or higher, that really becomes an area that is out of reach. where he is on arizona and where he is on florida and where he is on nevada could be significant. going to bring in kellyanne conway to flush that out for us. let's go forward here and take you to just how close it was four years ago. this is arizona, biden winning by 10,457 raw votes. that was it. in nevada here was president biden a winner of 2 1/2 points. you saw the numbers, he is down six roughly in our polling in nevada. you go over here to florida. this was trump country four years ago. he was up four by a winner in 2020. he is up four again in polling. really, this really stands out. this went blue in 2008, virginia did. barack obama did. first time democrats won the state of virginia since 1964. they have not relinquished. built up their numbers in virginia. biden was

in nevada, biden and behind and in arizona 46 to 51%.ers see trump as better option on two big issues, border and economy. here is trump at a phoenix town hall, his first rally since his conviction. >> this allows millions of people into our country. joe biden's is pro-invasion, pro-child trafficking, pro-woman trafficking, pro-drug dealers and they think death and destruction into our country. it makes it worse than what you have right now. >> madeleine: polls were conducted between june 1-4, being done before president biden's executive order on immigration tuesday. president biden said in an interview he does not regret not taking action more quickly. do you wish you had done it sooner? >> no, because then i would have been blamed for blowing up the agreement. >> your opponent said of your executive action, he's p pretending to do something about the board, the executive order is weak and pathetic. >> is he describing himself? weak and pathetic? come on. look, everybody knows what has happened. >> madeleine: trump lead in the polls ar

in the rally in arizona clearly shows _ the rally in arizona clearly shows that.— the rally in arizona are | also featuring the president biden as well. his son is on trial over gun charges this week in delaware. lt trial over gun charges this week in delaware.- week in delaware. it is unfortunate, _ week in delaware. it is unfortunate, an - week in delaware. it is - unfortunate, an unfortunate time — unfortunate, an unfortunate time in _ unfortunate, an unfortunate time in american history that we have _ time in american history that we have a _ time in american history that we have a former president who is going — we have a former president who is going to — we have a former president who is going to be the nominee of one of— is going to be the nominee of one of the two major parties in this country and the president's son who, unfortunately has been cast into — unfortunately has been cast into this _ unfortunately has been cast into this because so many former— into this because so many former intelligence officials under— former intelligence officials under democratic administrati

as you both noted, the charges in georgia, very serious charges in arizona, very serious. is that getting through? >> i think it's already gotten through. i mean, i think it's already part of how people view the donald trump candidacy for 2024. whether you think about it at a macro level, january 6, or you think about it at a state-level, georgia or arizona, or any other state where people did things they should not have done people have already taken all but into consideration and you see it short of showing up in the polling. i mean, there is a reason that joe biden is stuck in the high 30s on job approval. but it's still somewhat competitive and the head to ads at the national levels, some of it is wrapped up in this. so get the individual cases cause drastic movements of the needle on it a daily basis. and these dates? no. >> but i think the overall topic does put something of an anvil on the trump campaign. >> as voters decide whether that's more important to them or are things like the economy, immigration, and other issues that they're weighing in their daily lives.

>> reporter: arizona is an active place.ons director for trump's 2020 campaign, both of them are coming for a virtual arraignment here today ahead of their official mug shot and booking. they are one of 18 -- two of 18 co-defendants stemming from that indictment from the arizona attorney general back in april over the alleged alternate electors scheme here. we are still awaiting three other co-defendants to go through their arraignment here later this month. at that point in time, this trial process will begin to proceed here. but, again, we're talking about this alleged alternate elector scheme, not only are there charges that they're facing here in arizona, georgia, michigan and wisconsin this week, jose. >> vaughn hillyard in scottsdale, thank you very much. with us to talk about this and more is brendan buck, former press secretary to former house speaker john boehner and former press secretary to paul ryan, also an msnbc political analyst. so, trump was once again asked about whether he will target political opponents i

it took arizona officials about three weeks to track him down to serve with a summons. eventually, they tracked him on his live streams and served him as he was coming out of his 80th birthday party in palm beach, florida. then when when it came time for his hearing, giuliani called in about an hour late, called the process of complete embarrassment to the american legal system said it's a completely political case. the judge actually threatened to mute giuliani. now, unlike the other 17 indicted people in this case giuliani's been asked to post a bond. he was given 30 days to actually go both physically to arizona for processing and to post that $10,000 bond, he hasn't showed up so far, and he's got 12 or 13 days left before he will miss that deadline. >> the grind course he might actually go neck. thank you. next following the money in the form of millions of dollars of gifts and fancy trips given to the supreme court justice clarence thomas get reaction from a four-under former federal judge about the highest court in the land where the standard rules on ethics just

we 're going to win the great state of arizona and we're going to tell cheating joe, you 're fired. it was in arizona that day. + 43 in the shadows, but the faithful trumpists stood until the end, until they fainted. dozens of people overheated in arizona as they waited for a campaign rally to begin in support of former president trump. in a total of 11 people were taken to hospital with symptoms of sunstroke. everything is getting hotter on capital hill, in retaliation for what they did to trump, the reds, that is, the republicans , are promising to arrange a blue life for the blues, that is, the democrats. senatorists. it is important to ensure the independence of our judiciary, we talk about this all the time, and i cannot repeat it too often, but i think it needs to be repeated, especially today when we see how the judiciary is used as a political weapon. weapons are devoid of emotions, they act equally and effectively. by the way, it had already been in those other hands, in the hands of trump, but he, as he himself admitted in an interview with phill mcgraw, the famous televis

and then in arizona he is also up by five.another twist to this i want to put up in arizona there is an abortion measure they'll be on the ballot and people asked whether they would vote for constitutional amendment to the right to abortion on the statement of the 70% say yes 27% said no. tammy, how could that impact could be a spoiler for president trump went into arizona has a comfortable lead at the moment? what that is the issue the democrats have relied upon to increase their enthusiasm. people are going to rush to vote for joe by if you put an issue on this it could be a variety of issues that is something people are passionate about. it will get them to the polls. however, i do not think this poll also says biden said about five point on the issue of abortion when it comes head to head with trump. suicide a huge lead. you've got republicans who were alarealso agreeing with that bat measure. i think the trump enthusiasm we have seen this, even after the verdict, this poll it is monstrous, it is huge. this is the one thin

y uno de los estados decisivos es arizona.estra corresponsal en arizona. presentadora: ella estÁ con un grupo de votantes indecisos. quÉ esperan los votantes escuchar de los candidatos? >> tenemos a 14 votantes registrados que quieren participar, pero que todavÍa no saben por quiÉn van a votar. y aquÍ entre los temas mÁs importantes estÁ la economÍa y cÓmo serÁ manejada por el prÓximo presidente y cÓmo van a crear empleos bien remunerados para que tengan una vida mÁs digna. tambiÉn otro tema es los permisos de trabajo y escuchamos de sus propias palabras. quÉ es lo que estÁn esperando en unos minutos que hablan los candidatos. >> quiero que hablen de seguro de salud y que nos den una educaciÓn gratis y una oportunidad a la gente latina para que nos hagamos ciudadanos. presentadora: aquÍ

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he started arizona beverage company. >> had a house in queens that looked like it belonged in arizona> reporter: now it's a multi-billion dollar company, with close to 200 flavors and 3 billion units sold a year. but, before all that. >> i drove a truck for ten years. i had the steering wheel from the first truck on my bedroom wall. >> reporter: he eventually began a wholesale alcohol business, but he got into tea when he saw the success of snapple. >> almost immediately it was successful. beautiful can designed by my wife. turquoise, vibrant colors, great taste and a fair price. >> reporter: that price has notably stayed the same since 1992. just 99 cents for a 23-ounce can. >> peopl people say how do do y that? the cans are thinner. >> reporter: the competitors are selling beverages for more. why not increase the price and increase the profit? >> we're successful. we're debt free. we own everything. why? why have people who are having a hard time paying their rent have to pay more for our drink? maybe it's my little way to give back. >> reporter: would you definitively say you would

there's an interesting story out of arizona.the union backed groups trieput choice on the ballot out there. they they needed like 120,000 signatures. they said they had more than i think they lied. theythe implementation of the program. and in order to gett day so they can get that money for the kid. and also they wanted it to be year so that parents would less likely to switch to private later on. i think they were being insidious what they were doing. so they were either lying and that makes them bad people. or if we want to be gratuitous to them, they were this not very smart. they couldn't they were doing common core math because they said they only in like 80,000 signatures. they said they had almost twice as i think they were lying. they were really bad at counting. but katie hobbs is called to regulate the program after she tried. she want to do it. death by a thousand cuts as opposed to just getting rid of it. whole hog. and look, the republicans are locked arms this they're not they're not budging d the story that unfol

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the university of arizona received $7.7 of inn these leases in 2022 alone.araso. >> not only were they robbed of that land but they were prevented from having any access to whatever kind of revenue can be generated because they no longer had claim on those lands. >> the loss of lands means a lack of generational wealth. preventing -- surviving. >> isn't all land that belongs to them? >> it's all land. and it's policies that maintains natives to a status quo of being not provided the support of services they need for us to survive. >> the university of arizona is literally built on a land of her ancestors. she considers stolen. >> they were take advantage of. and i feel like especially native, they should get like free education no matter what. because it's on their land. >> since the publication of the grist article, alina's debt was forgiven and a private donor paid the rest of her lones. she is now going to a nearby tribal college. she hopes to complete her four-year degree. i'm stephanie sy in tucson, arizona. >> and there is much more online right now in

what do people in arizona think about that?anitarian the point of view a terrible situation, really putting children in danger and making the chances that they fall into sex trafficking more likely. >> 100. all the energy, all the -- everything is now going to move to those children, the focus will be to use those children -- rachel: yes. >> -- as puppets for the terrorists and for these cartels. that is horrible. and biden's executive order is a joke. he's virtue signaling. it still allows a million people to come into the country illegally every year if it's enforced correctly. the number should be zero. and so it's really just, it's not going to do anything. and the fact that now it's going to be focused on children, this is, it's just setting up future atrocities. rachel: no, of course. it's horrible. again, i'm so curious, like, i'm not on the ground in the arizona. i'm originally from there, so i'm just trying to understand how katie hobbs is managing this politically. aligned with joe biden, she's done nothing to protect

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the measure drops the cost of a permit from $541 to $27.51. >> police in prescott, arizona, say they caught a pint sized driver on the road driving recklessly without a license. here's a photo of what an officer pulled the toddler over. police say there was an open container of juice in her cup holder, and that she was subject to a nap time violation. she was escorted home, where parents say she is now serving hard time in the time out corner. her parents also say she immediately requested to call grandma. no word on when that tiny driver will be released from time out, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> well, new at 11 today, marin county court granted a temporary restraining order against a sheriff's deputy. the order was filed by a man living in an rv, and it was obtained just hours before the man's rv was set to be towed. >> the man, whose identity will not be released, lives in his rv on binford road in

not arizona. high amplitude ridge of high pressure near the pacific northwest and northern california. you see the results of that, the excessive heat watch, excessive heat warnings tuesday through friday, just the coast and near san francisco. not in that, but stay tuned. we may see that footprint expanded. look at these highs by tuesday mid 90s into san jose 80 to 90, san francisco to oakland. you see the tri-valley north bay valleys from about 100 to 100 and 5 or 106 degrees on tuesday, wednesday, even hotter, even san jose near 100 degrees. there san francisco to oakland will probably have heat advisories issued eventually around san francisco. you see those temperatures? probably the hottest tuesday into wednesday near san francisco and oakland. then by 4th of july on thursday, a little hint of a sea breeze, but not much cooling. we're still in the 90s to above 100 degrees inland through thursday and friday, so the result of this is strong, high pressure parked north and it could stick around

this, arizona, is being seen as key for anybody who wants to the key to the white house. in the national talking points in the election which is where they merge, a border state with immigration a hot topic so everything donald trump says on that topic is going extremely well with his supporters here. but the big question, what do people make of his criminal conviction? an unprecedented situation. if you asked supporters fear they will tell you it was a sham trial and they saw it as a politically motivated trial, and when you look around the room, people are holding up placards showing donald trump's police mug shot and they see it as a badge of honour, some people worry donald trump's police mug shots on t—shirts, but in the campaign trail like this it's the undecided swing voters in arizona who might have the greatest effect on this election. some i was speaking to this morning were feeling apathy about a joe biden or donald trump remax and they do not feel enthused but a lot of people told me they have voted elections all their lives and this might be the first one the