why did they move to arizona? ted: it's a great story.grandfather, who was a greek immigrant, grew up reading cowboy novels. when he came to america, he came to be a trail cook. he thought that was a real job in america. he ended up being a cook-cook, but he loved the american west and he always talked about it. he took one vacation in his life and it was to arizona. and he saw a rodeo and he wore a bolo tie every day until the day he died and talked about rodeo in arizona. so when he passed away, all eight of his kids moved to arizona. david: really? [laughter] so, how old were you when you moved to arizona? ted: six years old. david: did you say we are going to be watching the cowboys? what'd you think about that? ted: we did not see any cowboys. it was a pretty small town back then. david: what did your parents do? ted: my father passed away recently, but he was a union electrician, and my mom was a stay-at-home mom. she took care of myself and my three older sisters and a younger brother, who i just recently lost. david: so, when you

in a world, two judges have begun blocked arizona's law. last we checked the supreme court is above the ninth circuit. look at this. october 1, 2024. "u.s. news and world report" said this. number of voters more than doubled in battleground arizona, 218,000 were there. if you look at the results of arizona 2024 presidential election, trump wins. but the vote difference was 187,000, 382. arizona as a swing state has a reason to try to figure out and make sure the integrity of the vote can be trusted and this is one of the ways. >> i think it would be very naive to think the policies of border insecurity that we had for the last four years and really 12 out of the last 16 years, that that had nothing to do with electoral politics and trying to change the election map. i just think if people theorize that one thing had nothing to do with the other i think it would be pretty foolish. >> dana: one other quick topic with you. dni gabbard talked about u.s. divergence against u.s. values. >> you have the canceling of elections in ukraine. political

we want to be in arizona that's where the company was built but unfortunately it doesn't seemed likescinating are you going to win or leave. >> we hope to win that's our first priority but we will not wait forever. >> this is insanity political insanity, $40 billion tech company the leader in the space that is dire and needed how could you ask for a better corporate partner than this right now. if i look at it from arizona perspective, this is not a flash in the pan opportunity you will need body cam and repository for all the data forever and because some politician may not make big on an apartment complex little fishy. >> you want to bring in trump to negotiate. >> is a good negotiator. >> thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you for having me it's great to see you. check the markets. in business, 25 minutes, the dow is up 100, nasdaq down 57. i want thank lou for sticking around on a monday morning. still ahead kt mcfarland on your taking a more active role in the rescue of ukraine, kevin o'leary on terrorists going into effect on canada and mexico. how do we rebuild ou

it's a good move, good piece for, for all of us to say arizona does believe it is. i think that so many legislators in the us are afraid to take on the pro israel lobby. good afternoon everyone. my name is joseph sparks. i was one of the attorneys who created the model legislation of how much arizona's law is based. and since then, i've served as an expert helping thousands of other states freight law, such as the one that's being put for consideration for this committee today. the pro israel lobby that lobby's probably as strong as the inner rates. here's a horrible policy. dr . engagement that made possible by brands we must continue to stand firm against the profound, glean. 8 campaign to de, legitimize the state of his meal through boycotts commencement and sang. i am assigned an executive order that says, you boy, tide against israel. new york for board cards you, we in america must stand strong with is really picking one of the highest duties of elected legislators is to defend their constitution. but here they're just giving away our 1st amendment rights to a

i was just opening my annual contract from the state of arizona. and i was rather shocked to see this, the, and i think the states, they don't want the public to really be aware of what's going on. they don't want to have an open debate about it. they recognize them and people actually understand what the state is doing. here they would be absolutely for if i didn't uphold that legislatures would be trading away. americans 1st amendment right. so easily i do not remember hearing about the arkansas anti board cut bill until the arkansas times took up the challenge against harry. i'm the rabbi of the largest congregation in the state and nobody had talked with me about this proposal . supporting israel is of the greatest importance to me. so i could not be stronger in my opposition to boycotts of any israeli products. however, i was told that a newspaper would have to sign an oath that it would not participate in any kind of political action. how bad as a visa, american freedoms are terribly important to americans use, you know, we wouldn't be in the

. >>> a deadly pileup shutting down an arizona highway after warnings of a windy dust storm. >>> theew security measures in place for mardi gras after that new year's day terror attack on bourbon street. >>> our exclusive one-on-one with chipolte's ceo and his plan to try to keep prices stable. >> if it starts to cost you more for avocados, you are not going to pass that cost on to the customer? >>> and good news tonight. hollywood star debbie allen and these dancers helping a community rise from the ashes. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with hallie jackson. >>> we are coming on the air tonight with the state of emergency in the south. firefighters in the carolinas now racing to get a handle on the wildfires burning thousands of acres with some people forced out of their homes. and you can see why. look at this wall of flames surrounding a neighborhood just north of myrtle beach. you can see how close it's getting to these houses here. with an urgent response to a wildfire exploded in size in the last day. further north smoke filling the sky in parts of north carolina, too.

. >> reporter: flaming wreckage covering an arizona freeway. this video capturing the aftermath of a fatal pileup west of phoenix. rescuers arriving 1:00 p.m. saturday to a fiery scene. as a massive dust storm moved in. >> you've got one, two, possibly three semis, and a lot of heavy blowing dust out here. visibility is down to a quarter mile. >> reporter: this traffic cam with the video sped up captured the dust blowing through around that time. investigators believe a single accident created a domino effect on interstate 10 with both cars and semis slamming into each other. officials confirming four people died a eight others were injured, as conditions grew worse. >> visisibility'down to zero now. >> reporter: the national weather service issuing multiple dust storm warnings, posting a significant plume of dust is seen on satellite and is crossing i-10. investigators now examining conditions as a potential cause. months ago, weather also blamed for this 50-car collision outside new orleans, where an incredibly dense super fog led to a nearly

we'll also talk with arizona democratic senator mark kelly and two republican members of congress, ohio'sike turner and michigan's john james. >>> and just before president trump's first formal address to congress, how do americans think he's doing when it comes to tackling their priorities. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we'll get to the ramifications of that meeting in the oval office in a moment. but we want to begin with the issues that are top of mind for most americans, inflation and the economy. they may be at the top of their priority list for the new administration, but we are seeing a disconnect when asked what they think the administration is prioritizing, americans see inflation in the economy taking a backseat to the border, the federal workforce, tariffs, and more. in fact, according to our cbs news poll, although people do approve of him on some of those other issues, there is a 50-point gap between people who say the president should make inflation a priority and those who say he is. we want to welcome to the pr

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now, arizona has a somewhat unique system.e actually buy managed care, cap tated policies, for our indigent population and the remarkably effective and we deliver remarkably effective health care cheaper than almost every other state in the country. demonstrating that actually planned design, managed design actually can both be much healthier for our society and save money. but you don't actually start to have those revolutionary conversations in congress until you have moments of stress like this. so once again, i just want to add, in the document, 96% of the budget authority within energy and commerce is not touched. we're talking 4% of their budget authority. and that's spread over a decade. if we can't find 4% of modernization in these programs, we're actually in much more trouble, much more trouble than even just the brain trust here as we tell our stories. and with that, madam chair, i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from arizona reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. beyer: thank you, madam speaker.

despuÉs de permanecer un mes detenido por equivocaciÓn, en enero agentes de ice llegaron a su casa en arizonantro que es un sueÑo hecho realidad poder abrazarla y poder abrazar a mis hijas. creo que deberÍan considerar mÁs a las familias. las familias unidas que solamente estamos aquÍ en este paÍs. elian: pero carlos tuvo que a darle abogados y hasta una fianza de $8000 para recuperar su libertad y esto a pesar de no haber cometido ningÚn crimen y ser todo un equivocaciÓn de los agentes de migraciÓn y la comuna hispana en chicago estÁ en pie lucha con las polÍticas del presidente trump como la cancelaciÓn de programas de diversidad e inclusiÓn y equidad. el siguiente informe lo preparÓ viviana Ávila. viviana: lorenzo menta dice que no estÁ de acuerdo con las polÍticas de la administraciÓn trump. >> estÁn separando a mucha familia. o reportera: como protesta por las polÍticas del presidente trump este viernes se convocÓ a un boicot econÓmico de 24 horas. >> vamos a poner esta causa y que es bueno que castiguen a las empresas grandes que se crean poderosas porque tengan dinero. estas empezÓ gra

act programs, but the idea would be to build some plants in arizona. they already have one that was actually lured, tsmc was lured by trump to arizona back in 2020. that plant is now up and running. seals are exceeding what we typically see from plans like tsmc back home in taiwan. romaine: mike, give us a sense, when we talk about these dollar commitments, and we see a lot of the commitments, what is the follow-through? there was a story on the bloomberg terminal over the last 408i saying intel was having trouble getting some of it to plans -- some of its chip plants up and running. how much progress has tsmc made so far on its previous commitment? mike: the biggest difference between intel and tsmc was really the customer base. intel was struggling to maintain the scale of the one in ohio come as you mention. tsmc come on the other hand, it is the world's leading maker of artificial intelligence the chips, and the demand for that is insatiable. as we know, they are the leading foundry for nvidia. in nvidia, we just all the earnings last week, jensen

en enero agentes de ice, habÍa llegado a su casa en arizona buscando a un inmigrante hondureÑo, llamadon reencuentro que es un sueÑo hecho realidad, poder abrazarla, poder abrazar a mis hijas y ellas contentas. creo que deberÍan de considerar mÁs las familias, a las familias unidas que sÓlo estamos aquÍ en este paÍs con el propÓsito de trabajar. elian: no terminÓ ahÍ, porque tuvo que contratar abogados, pagar una fianza de $8000 para poder recuperar su libertad y esto a pesar de no haber cometido ningÚn crimen y tratarse todo de una equivocaciÓn de los agentes de migraciÓn. la comunidad hispana de chicago estÁ al pie de lucha contra polÍticas de la administraciÓn de donald trump, como la cancelaciÓn de programas de diversidad, inclusiÓn y equidad, y hacer un boicot econÓmico a las empresas que cesaran los programas, el siguiente informe lo preparÓ viviana. viviana: lorenzo me dice que no estÁ de acuerdo con las polÍticas de la administraciÓn de donald trump. >> lo que estÁ haciendo, estÁ afectando mucha gente inocente, estÁ separando a muchas familias. viviana: como forma de protesta po

fÉlix: en arizona al menos cuatro personas murieron y otras ocho resultaron heridas en un accidente mÚltipletrÁgico accidente ocasionado por un choque inicial que generÓ colisiones en cadena. el gobernador henry declarÓ el estado de emergencia para apoyar la respuesta de carolina del sur a los incendios forestales que arden en el estado. esta orden busca mejorar los esfuerzos de respuesta a esta situaciÓn crÍtica, mientras los bomberos trabajan para contener los incendios forestales que afectan a varias regiones. el de hoy fue el tercer domingo en el papa francisco no pudo hacer la tradiciÓn oraciÓn del angelus desde la plaza de san pedro en el vaticano, pero hoy logrÓ hacerla virtualmente a travÉs de redes sociales. marÍa antonieta collins continÚa en el vaticano. maria: hoy el papa francisco cumpliÓ 17 dÍas en el hospital, pero con mejores noticias que las del viernes pasado. ya no requiriÓ el ventilador mecÁnico no invasivo que habÍa estado usando, aunque sigue con oxÍgeno de alto flujo. no presentÓ fiebre, lo que forma parte del pronÓstico estable de este domingo. fuentes vaticanas dijer

this sidewall here is actually made from recycled plant from arizona, and i'm from arizona a, so so ie a shout-out. guys, peter, i'll tell you that i know i drove you for ride to work for fox nation, and i kind of regret not driving you in one of these indycars. maybe we'll do that next time. peter: i think the problem is if you drive like anything without a lid in new york city, people are just going to start throwing tough in the back -- stuff in the back with, just whatever's in their hands. charlieal a though they do drive the reverse trisickles without a lid. not the ask a stupid question, but most of these indycars don't have a backseat. they just had a backseat for you, right? >> reporter: yes. so these were a different type of car. the one that i was in goes with about a maybe 180 miles per hour if you push it to the limit. but when they're racing let's say an to oval track because there are three different types of tracks in indycar, they go about 240 miles per hour when you have a one-seater. that's pretty cool. maybe they'll let me drive one of those one day. charlie: that'

news hour from weta in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona university. geoff: the trump administration continues to hollow out the federal workforce and more cuts are in the forecast despite courts largely siding with fired employees so far. let's start with the latest mass firings. now including the national weather service. >> we have seen firings that include the national weather service forecasters. some 1200 new firings just in the past few days including forecasters. also at least a 1000 to 5000 firings at the irs across the last week. the current total, i have looked at every known mass firing. i have 30,000 plus people have been fired. geoff: 30,000 people? >> at least. that does not include 7000 people at the social security administration. we have heard from them that they intend to fire those people. that's not even in that total. this is part of elon musk and president trump saying government needs to be downsized. what they are doing here is haphazardly targeting very wide groups of workers without clear reviews and it is leading

he was born into a family of wealthy arizona copper barons with a record of mistreating their workers. douglas, his father and were responsible for the notorious. bisbee deportation, in which 1000 union activists rounded up in bisbee, arizona forced onto railroad cars at gunpoint and abandoned the middle of the desert as congressman. douglas was the strongest voice in washington for slashing government spending. douglas, whose conservatism made him a surprising choice to play such prominent role in the new deal. but he appealed to roosevelt's fiscally cautious side. douglas was the star of the first few months of the roosevelt administration. the second major law that was passed during new deal after the emergency banking act was douglas's own economy act, which cut government spending by 25%. at the opposite end of the political spectrum was frances perkins fdr as labor secretary. perkins, the first woman cabinet member. she was born into a conservative new england family. broke, and she broke from it after college to go to chicago and work with jane addams at hull house, working wit

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he was born into a family of wealthy arizona copper barons with a record of mistreating their workers. douglas, his father and were responsible for the notorious. bisbee deportation, in which 1000 union activists rounded up in bisbee, arizona forced onto railroad cars at gunpoint and abandoned the middle of the desert as congressman. douglas was the strongest voice in washington for slashing government spending. douglas, whose conservatism made him a surprising choice to play such prominent role in the new deal. but he appealed to roosevelt's fiscally cautious side. douglas was the star of the first few months of the roosevelt administration. the second major law that was passed during new deal after the emergency banking act was douglas's own economy act, which cut government spending by 25%. at the opposite end of the political spectrum was frances perkins fdr as labor secretary. perkins, the first woman cabinet member. she was born into a conservative new england family. broke, and she broke from it after college to go to chicago and work with jane addams at hull house, working wit

in arizona, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, the warriors fell to the philadelphiaoad 126 to 119. but check this out steph dunking it in the fourth quarter. his first dunk since 2019. steph had a season high of 13 assists tonight. and hey that's pretty good for him. he's not known for dunking but man he does it all. >> a lot of separation there. so he's kind of in the right. right by the hoop by himself. >> yeah exactly. all right well that's kind of a bummer though fo the warriors losing on the road. h efully -previously on "extracted"... -[ shouts ] -...the wild proved too much for anthony. -we're down to 11. -the remaining survivalists competed for shelter...

ktvu bailey o'carroll has the story from giants spring training in scottsdale, arizona. >> can you makect on a major league baseball team without being on the roster or the coaching staff? the answer is yes. just ask anyone with the san francisco giants about justin horne. >> when he first showed up, he was like the most happy, smiley guy you could possibly be around, and he just brings that every day. >> he served a star outfielder young interpreter since he arrived in the u.s. from korea last february, knowing very little english. >> i did actually dream about coming to the major leagues and translating, but there aren't many korean players coming over here, and it's actually really even hard to see one player coming over to the major leagues every season. but i was really, really lucky. >> for horne, a lifelong sports fan, his role with lee and the giants is a dream job. but like the players in the clubhouse, his job in the majors wasn't given and it certainly didn't happen overnight. >> i actually started off working in a volleyball team, not in baseball. i worked in the kbo, which

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♪ >>> we go now to senator mark kelly in tucson, arizona.ood morning to you, senator. >> good morning. >> you were one of the lawmakers who met with president zelenskyy prior to the oval office meltdown. senator lindsey graham later told reporters he had warned zelenskyy, quote, don't take the bait. do you think zelenskyy took the bait? is that how you understand what happened? >> i think he was cornered. he was bullied in the oval office. margaret, that makes us look weak. i think donald trump was trying to look tough. j.d. vance was trying to look tough. the only winner in that exchange is putin. who is a criminal, who is killing hundreds of thousands of ukrainians. so it was a sad day for our country. it was a dumpster fire of diplomacy. it should not have been done -- that kind of negotiation should not be done in public in front of cameras. when we had our meeting earlier in the day with zelenskyy, he has this habitual gratitude. he was very thankful. the chairman of the armed services committee kicked the cameras out of the room before

out west a dust storm west of phoenix arizona may have triggered a deadly crash. four people were killed and two in critical condition. investigators believe a single accident created a domino effect on interstate 10 with both cars and semis slamming into each other. good morning, michelle, what are you watching? >> a really busy week weather wise. we're looking at a big system out west that's going to move to the east and bring all sorts of impacts. today blizzard-like conditions in the northern plains and rockies. by wednesday, along the east coast. this is today, we have the storm in the rockies, high plains, bringing 5 to 10 inches of snow. could see up to 18 inches. really gusty ends, up to about 65 miles per hour in spo. that's going to increase the fire risk. later on this evening into the overnight hours we're looking at the chance for gusty thunderstorms, severe weather in the south central states. we could see damaging winds. nice and dry along the east coast. plenty of sunshine. chilly in new england. this is wednesday, that storm system in the rockies

. >> little spring training baseball down in arizona. giants facing the dodgers top 7 encarnacion. a 2 run blast to dead center field. that puts the giants up 5 to 4. but in the bottom of the 8th tied at 5 and aaron brockett with the go ahead, homer for the dodgers. alright, these games. don't count. dodgers. go on to 6 giants now 4, 3, this spring. to the college level. now senior night in moraga has the number. 23 saint mary's men's basketball team played host to oregon state. >> we'll pick this one up late in the 1st half. but all is for ask us between the legs pass to a eustis marshall onus for 3. a marshal on us. 25 points to lead all scores. 2nd half gales up parents. it get out of piedmont high beats the shot clock to get a double double with 13 points and 10 boards. and speaking of double doubles, how about mitchell saxen that would cap a 9, 0, saint mary's laundry finished with 12 points and 11 boards. >> saint mary's wins it. 74 64. they finished the regular season. 27 17 1 in the west coast conference. that's the best mark in program. history. in a good matchup at the ch

a home un, cubs super fans bonded over baseball, becoming friends during spring training games in arizonar found out denise desperately needed a kidney transplant, she stepped up to the plate surprising the navy veteran at what else, the ballpark, with the news she would be her donor. >> i'm your donor. >> are you serious? >> the recent surgery at st. joseph's hospital in phoenix, a life-saving gift that will keep denise sweeney from the fences for years to come. >> it was just overwhelming and amazing, emotional. >> when i learned denise needed a kidney, i knew i had to try. you don't let a, then died . >> here's a moment that will surprised eva and her dad, sean, with a melt your heart, that's 10-year- old ava cooper, a patient at cleveland clinic children's hospital when the staff found out she was missing her schools daddy daughter dance, they surprised a lot and her dad, sean, with a celebration of their own. >> here she comes! >> ava, who's been in the hospital more than 200 days waiting for a new heart,t, was over the moon and dad, well, dad was wiping away tears. the cooper family

accidente que involucrÓ el sÁbado a 12 vehÍculos en la interestatal diez en el Área de tonopah, en arizonaun factor en este choque. y ahora vamos al vaticano, donde este domingo se informÓ que el papa francisco permanece en condiciÓn estable. segÚn el Último parte mÉdico de la santa sede, el pontÍfice no ha necesitado ventilaciÓn mecÁnica no invasiva y solo recibe oxÍgeno de alto flujo. su hospitalizaciÓn le mantuvo alejado nuevamente de la misa dominical. en un mensaje que se leyÓ durante el Ángelus, el pontÍfice describiÓ su fragilidad como una bendiciÓn y que su enfermedad lo hace conectar con personas enfermas y en sufrimiento. su pronÓstico sigue siendo reservado. en el Último aÑo, al menos seis personas han muerto por explosivos en caminos rurales en mÉxico, segÚn autoridades. aunque no es nuevo. organizaciones civiles advierten que el problema va en aumento pese a la presencia del ejÉrcito y fuerzas locales. el testimonio de un sobreviviente es solo un ejemplo. alejandro godina nos cuenta mÁs. >> puro si va a ganar mi pie o lo voy a perder. >> de un momento a otro. la vida de mauric

unos mil manifestantes se reunieron con pancartas tambien en tucson, arizona.o ocurrio en california. se han programado mas protestas en todo el pais durante la proxima semana. la eliminacion de mas del 90% de los contratos de la agencia de los estados unidos para el desarrollo internacional, tambien conocida como usaid, ya afecta a muchos paises. entre los impactados esta etiopia. se detuvo la asistencia alimentaria para mas de 1 millon de personas en haiti. 13.000 personas han p perdido el acceso a apoyo nu nutricional en colombia. los desplazados por la violencia dejaran de recibir alimentos y articulos basicos. el recorte de 60 mil millones de dolares impactara tambien proyectos como la lucha contra el terrorismo y el trafico de personas. la corte suprema suspendio temporalmente la orden de un juez que exigia al gobierno reanudar los pagos congelados en ayuda exterior. y hoy tambien se aplaude la pronta accion de los pilotos de un avion de carga de fedex que tuvieron que realizar un aterrizaje de emergencia en el aeropuerto internacional newark liberty. seg

varias estan heridas por un accidente que involucro el sabado a 12 vehiculos en el area de tonopah, en arizonae cree que una nube de polvo causo problemas de visibilidad y fue un factor en este choque . en el ultimo ano, al menos seis personas murieron por explosivos, segun las autoridades mexicanas, aunque no es nuevo. organizaciones civiles advierten que el problema va en aumento. el testimonio de un sobreviviente es solo un ejemplo. alejandro godina nos cuenta mas. >> puro si va. >> a ganar mi pie o lo. >> voy a perder. .>> de un momento a otro. la vida.>> de mauricio cambio. >> iba su trabajo en un campo de limones cuando una mina exploto. ahora esta a punto de perder una extremidad. >> nos encontramos con la s sorpresa de que de una mina. y pues ahi fue. donde desg desgraciadamente, pues nos paso. exploto la mina. >> sucedio a principios de 2025 en michoacan, que segun gobierno estatal y la guardia nacional es el estado mas afectado por la instalacion de minas por parte del crimen organizado. >> tenemos con. >> temor a pisar una bomba. >> alfredo, quien tambien se dedica a la cosecha de l

chair gimenez: thank you the gentleman from arizona. i recognize the gentlewoman from south carolina, ms. biggs. ms. biggs: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to sincerely thank our witnesses for their valuable contributions to this important hearing today. so the united states coast guard is essential to securing maritime trade and enforcing laws that protect our national security. mrs. biggs: they safeguard our borders. they ensure the security of global trade and combat illicit activities at sea. the people's republic of china's growing control over strategic maritime choke points is engagement in illegal fishing and the suspected use of commercial shipping for surveillance and illicit trafficking all directly threaten u.s. homeland security. because the coast guard patrols these critical waterways, we must evaluate whether they have the resources and the authority needed to effectively address these threats. for dr. kardon, how does the p.r.c.'s expanding influence over global shipping routes and strategic ports including in latin amer

that in there is in phenix, arizona. i write about. her name is francis. she told the librarian, i need a library card. i need a library card. i said, well, you got to have your id, you have to have this. come on back. ms. francis will take care of it tomorrow. so i followed her out the lot. i thought, i'm not the police. and that a case worker. i'm doing a book on the digital divide. i'm just interested in your perspective. and she told me she needed that library card because she just found out she had stage four breast cancer. that 15 minute conversation turned into 2 hours. it's just because i the way i am. but for it also came back to being connected to the internet before the pandemic, during the pandemic. and honestly now it's a social of our quality of life. it it helps us predict the things that we will actually live and the things that we want to imagine. so thank you so. let me say, libraries. yes. where there are libraries, there's liberty, right? yes, there there's visibility. our libraries here in baltimore and libraries, the country, certainl

just check in some baseball scores down in arizona. the dodgers did beat the a's.oday 9 to 5 against the angels. so spring training up and running it is. that is march. i mean i know it started last month but march we're off and running here. thanks for watching everybody. we'll be back for the ten and 11:00 news. >> and of course, you can always stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv on your phone, anytime. just download your fox local app to your t an ph ♪ (robert rose) - the marquesas are a small group of islands in french polynesia in the south pacific ocean. they're some of the most remote islands in the world. some are so remote, they're only inhabited by a few hundred folks and the only way to get in or out is by sea. the custom-built cargo-slash-passenger ship

if you want to go after these hard-core criminals, that is where there is alignment with the arizona citizen who is willing to pay the money to go after the rapists, the drug dealers, these horrible people. but it is when you're going after the nana, they don't look -- month a lot of the cop doing that. there's a lot of fear also about the question of some of our students in schools, public schools being questioned about their status or the family status. could you have some commitment that we are not going to essentially turn our schools, our principals and teachers into deputized ice officers by asking the status of the students under the age of 18? mr. edgar: i don't see that being the situation, i see what president trump has put in place through executive order to be able to allow law enforcement to good schools and churches, but i grew up in southern california, i grew up in an area that had a gang problem and they would have welcomed that to be sure i felt safe at my school and as my kids grow up, to make sure they feel safe. >> and this is why you should support local police

tweeting, trying to convince people about everything they say that is inaccurate about elections in arizona to other states that ignore nonsense altogether. we tried to monitor it so we wouldn't engage in back-and-forth but we would communicate in parallel structures so we knew what was blowing up and we could share on social accounts answers to questions without engaging them directly. we set up a fact-check page so when media and others were approaching us with accusations of propriety, because those questions occurred again and again, we had that prepared and could refer them as well as basics about elections that no normal person should probably spend their day involved in. we did daily updes in the week and a half up to the ection where we took questions from the media and public so we could broadcast that with a daily update from me and our team. we stayed inontact with election officialshroughout to make sure we could be prepared when problems arose and i am sharing this on the left because it was a frameworke put together so when a problem arose we had it drafted minus the nouns and

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difference in some stains where it came down to a point or 2 in pennsylvania or wisconsin, michigan, arizona, north carolina. the future of media is it will continue to shrink the me more options are people out there. now all i know is more people get their news from places like twitter/x under elon musk which is truly a free-speech platform. msnbc 30,000 years and the key 25 and 54 demographic on prime time on weekday nights. during a trump administration there's a lot of news going on. 130,000 is less than the population of fargo, north dakota. memeanwhile fox is taken off sie the election. with it counters our opinion people come here for fax but they get perspective. the other networks is only opinion you really get news but if it is news is disguised as news but it's analysis which is just the anchor's opinion. mark: that is such a good point too. and you note joe concha when you look at this and i can speak for myself, we are really under the radar and it's really kind of stunning. i do a top radio program 5 days a week, 3 hours a day cumulatively millions and millions and millions of

. >> arizona has to really decide, hey, is this a state that creates exciting new tech jobs or a state that caters, more and more to the retirement community. >> there won't be a democrat sitting behind president trump speaking so any democrat that does want to have some display of defiance against trump will have to do it down in the well of the house chamber. >> this costs $550. move it. bye, stuart! ♪ ♪ stuart: dolly par ton. it's a great song and 11:00 on the east coast and monday, march 3. look at the market and not that much price change and dow, s&p and nasdaq down about 4%. mostly red on the left hand side. how about big tech and that group alphabet is the only one eric and that's up just two cents and rest are down, apple, microsoft, amazon, nvidia and back to 394 and yield on 10 year treasury and important thing for investors well below 4.25, 4.21 right now. now this. the peace deal that blew up in the oval office friday would have been the starting point for negotiations to end the ukraine war. it would have put america at the scepter of ukraine's future -- center of ukraine