they have been running up for arizona from mexico and producing hail and some flooding look at the hillwill sweep up at us and bring us our next rain but days away. for the moment we're looking at beautiful high pressure. it was those clear skies that allowed to stay cool morning. this morning by comparison we have 42 at huntley. 52 at o'hare. the lake front was only 61 this morning. it's kind of a nice night cool and dry. but still 70 in the city. 64 at mchenry. there were actually freezing temperatures up in those areas. a gorgeous skyline. this is from tucson arizona and this is what those monsoon the showers looked like there. about half of the winter were that follows a hot summers are warmer than normal. seven out of 10 of them and we looked at the top 20 el nino years since 1950, seven out of 10 of them tended to be cooler than average so maybe these spells will be a little more frequent it would be a big change from this summer. in pretty good amount of rain may be coming. 75 year vs 100 at rapid city. you can see how we are warming by double digits out to the west of us. at the

of rain, i walked a little bit over a thousand miles in legs from the four corners region from arizona, new mexico, colorado and california meet down to the chijuajua area of new mexico. there was one excavation along the way i remember out in the desert nears winslow, arizona. the desert out there is just a still life with a few landmarks on the horizon and this empty hole, the little colorado river desert, the painted desert, and we were working on a 500-room pueblo dating back to about 1400 ad. i just remember the wind just hailing down on us for days and you would be working down with trowels inside of a trench and if you stop for too long, the sand would start to fill up your hole again because it was blowing so much and everybody was turned away from the wind. so it looked like some kind of religious thing was going on here, all these people bowed to the ground for days and days tinkering with some unimaginable smallness in front of them while the wind just pushed harder and harder, sand blasting across you, filling up all the rooms that you just emptied out as if the desert is rolling back

this one ended up as a botched sting from arizona to mexico, resulting in hundreds of weapons turningp at crime scenes. brian mooar is live on capitol hill with all the information about what we should be hearing today. brian, good morning. >> reporter: hi, jon. well, the inspector general, his name is michael horowitz, released a scathing report calling fast and furious that ill-fated gun tracing operation seriously flawed and irresponsibly supervised. but the headline here on the hill is that attorney general eric holder, there is no evidence to show that he knew the specifics of how badly this operation had gone until lawmakers here on the hill started asking questions and sounded the alarm. the person taking the real heat for this has resigned right after this report came out. his name is kenneth nelson. he is the former atf acting director. and the report says that he failed to ask basic questions about public safety. he retired upon the release of this report. one other senior official resigned. more than a dozen are being referred for dplinary action. this according to the repo

deports illegal immigrants by loading them up on a bus by transporting them from arizona to mexico. >> they will announce whether they will check employees to see if they are eligible to work in the u.s. they will use the e verify system through government records. the store said the program will not effect p current employees. and the chain has come under fire from workers who say it punishes people who complain about working conditions. they said they comply with all labor laws. >> the chief of staff of ice is power play stepping down. >> the complaints follow a sexual discrimination official in may. she was appointed by the obama administration and had been a long time aide to the secretary janet napolitano. >> you can take a sip of the president's favorite beer. president obama talked the white house chef into brewing their own beer. some people started clamoring for the recipes of the presidential beers. now, they have been released for two of the presidential beers. there is the white house honey ale and honey porter. if you want to try brewing the beers scroll down to web links

that takes the san diego fence eight hundred fifty four miles across arizona new mexico and texas and it's mandatory. but it's not from the variability years not by me or my structural review it is their. lives and legally allowed legally. understanding now in all of these holy books where profits go off into the desert and somehow the isolation brings into a spiritual revelation. started a little ways back say towards the end the last summer it started i am me out here so i was just so into this place you know i know all the animals here it's really bizarre you just become part of it. marina came out here a very hard person very conservative things from my youth started coming up things about spirit about a danity with the earth and looking at people in different situations. i had to go to mexico oddly enough to go to a dentist if that a funny i'm outsourcing myself. was there i noticed how much poppy was in the town and it's a fairly decent town. that's when i started noticing the look in the migrants face i mean there is poor design capital and you know they're at the bottom of their world basically i have to work

. >> cruc was brought to america from mexico as a child, arizona's new law means she could face morehan a ticket if stopped by police. >> sometimes when there's a police car behind me, my heart does start to race. i start to get nervous. i start to get shaky. just because i know that i can get pulled over for anything. >> reporter: police here are required to determine the immigration status of a person stopped or arrested if there's a "reasonable suspicion they are in the u.s. illegally." but phoenix police chief daniel garcia said no one will be stopped without cause. >> that's the point i think people have a tendency to forget. before you have really suspicion that someone's here illegally, you have to have reasonable suspicion, as a police officer that a crime has occurred before you have reasonable suspicion on the documenting a or not. >> reporter: is a crime not stopping fully at a stop sign? >> yes, sir, it can be that. >> reporter: chief garcia said suspects will be held by officers check with federal officials at ice, immigration and custom enforcement. >> the question how

from mexico. she is an undocumented immigrant and drives without a license. arizona's new law means she can face more than a ticket if stopped by police. police here are required to determine the immigration status of a person stopped or arrested if there's a quote reasonable suspicion they are in the u.s. illegally. but phoenix police chief says no one will be stopped without cause. >> before you have reasonable suspicion that someone is here illegally you have to have reasonable suspicion as a police officer that a crime has occurred before you have reasonable suspicion on the documentation or not. >> is a crime not stopping fully at a stop sign? >> yes. >> reporter: suspects will be held while officers check with federal officials at i.c.e. immigration and customs enforcement. >> the question is how long will we detain them? it should be no longer than any other traffic stop. ten minutes at the most. if i have answers then we have an answer. if they don't answer then we have an obligation to let that citizen go. >> reporter: but civil rights advocates will be watchi

arizona is a border state. is relatively easy to get to mexico from arizona. it is has relatively lax gun laws. it is easier to buy not just certain kinds of weapons, but large numbers of these weapons. the inspector general found according to some people, that was contributing to the problem. host: this other program in 2006, operation wide receiver, was a run in a similar fashion? guest: there were differences. this involved some of the same agents who would later work in fast and furious. the tactics were in some way similar and some was different. wide receiver/atf almost ran a gun shop and was selling large amounts of weapons. in fast and furious they were working with two and shops in particular that they thought would serve as informants. the case for wide receiver went to the justice department in 2010. one of the concerns was the department officials to read reports on the wide receiver did not ask more questions and find out about fast and furious. host: i was going to ask if there were equal amount of concerns with operations, but was one run better than the other? guest: they did no

from houston's ellington field to edwards air force base in california. it will pass austin, texas, tuscan, arizona, and nasa's white sands test facility in new mexico today. the shuttle left from the kennedy space center yesterday. it will arrive tomorrow at l.a.x. it will eventually go on display at the california science center. >>> the rez skdskins are focuse this sunday's game against the bengals, but one player may have more on his mind. wide receiver josh morgan says he's received death threats. his unsportsmanlike conduct penalty forced the redskins to try a 62-yard field goal to tie the game. billy cundiff missed that kick and the st. louis rams won 31-28. >> you know, i heard everything, especially when they got you on twitter and they start sending the death threats and wishing bad on your family and your first born and things like that. you know, you see it all, you hear it all. you ain't got no choice but to see it all and hear it all. but you never let it get to you. >> head coach mike shanahan says the team's security is investigating the threats to see if any of them are credible. way over the top. >> he's getting ready for the next game.

. >> daniela cruz was brought to america from mexico as a child, the undoctrined teen drives with out a license, arizona'sew law means she could face more than a ticket if stopped by police. >> sometimes when there's a police car behind me, my heart does start to race. i start to get nervous. i start to get shaky. just because i know that i can get pulled over for anything. >> reporter: police here are required to determine the immigration status of a person stopped or arrested if there's a "reasonable suspicion they are in the u.s. illegally." but phoenix police chief daniel garcia said no one will be stopped without cause. >> that's the point i think people have a tendency to forget. before you have really suspicion that someone's here illegally, you have to have reasonable suspicion, as a police officer that a crime has occurred before you have reasonable suspicion on the documenting a or not. >> reporter: is a crime not stopping fully at a stop sign? >> yes, sir, it can be that. >> reporter: chief garcia said suspects will be held by officers check with federal officials at i.c.e.-- immigration and cu

from louisiana to mexico. it flew over tucson, arizona, yesterday where former congress woman gabrielle giffords and husband, astronaut mark kelly, watched in awe. >> it was emotional. i flew "endeavour" on my last flight, and she was still in the hospital when we launched, and when we landed, she was recovering from her last surgery, which was to replace the piece of skull that was removed the day she was shot. >> "endeavour" will eventually go on display to the public at the california science museum. >>> the news continues to be good coming out of the national zoo. the new baby panda appears to be doing very well. there is video of its mom ma grooming the squealing cubs. panda keepers -- i guess that's the ones who take care of the panda. they like to hear the squealing noises because it lets them know the panda is healthy. the first exam will be in about a month, and we'll have to wait four or five months to see the new panda up close. >> glad he or she is doing well. >>> coming up next, the anti-obama protest in virginia that many say crosses the line. >>> the fight for votes continues

from here. the shuttle is going to make a quick fueling stop around 8:30 in el paso, texas then on to new mexico and tucson, arizonahe tucson fly over was a special request by astronaut mark kelly he commanded the last flight. he and his wife wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords live in tucson. liftoff from edwards air force base going to be around 7:15 tomorrow morning. from in north to sacramento then east bay starting in hayward from there bay area hot spots there are several places where you can see it for yourself. at 8 a.m., pajama party planned at the chabot space and science center in oakland. pajamas optional, $15.95 for adult ticket. berkeley hall of science good view bring binoculars and $1.50 for parking. over the golden gate bridge at 1500 feet expected 8:30 tomorrow morning then over moffitt field in mountain view 9:30 open to the public. the parking passes are sold out plan to take a train or bus and get there as early as 6 a.m. is recommended. mountain view police have issued a traffic advisory or -- for the area they are expect kwaoeugt a jam. final destination california science center in expo

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from florida to california. today "endeavour" left houston. it will cross texas, new mexico and arizonaore finally landing at edwards air force base this afternoon. "endeavour" will reach its final stop, los angeles, tomorrow. >>> on capitol hill, the focus is on fast and furious, as the justice department's inspector general is set to testify to house lawmakers about his report into the weapons trafficking program. the report recommends punishment for 14 people but says there is no evidence attorney general eric holder nor president obama knew about the tactics used in the program. which, as you know, led to the death of a u.s. border patrol agent. so much outrage over that program. remember the goal was to sell guns to trafficker, then trace the guns, intercept them, bust the traffickers and then bust the drug cartels. but the bureau of alcohol, to be alcohol an-- tobacco and firear lost track of the guns. some of the classified documents in the investigation have not been released. that led house republicans to accuse attorney general eric holder of a cover-up. earlier i talked with

last balloons probably hadn't been pulled down from the ceiling and barack obama was in pennsylvania and michigan. and john mccain was in arizona and new mexico and missouri. take a breath but keep running. momentum is everything at times like this. that is usually how it goes. after a day of campaigning planned for ohio and florida with his running mate tomorrow, mr. romney is instead going to be taking some nap time. the weekend after the gigantic hyperproduced marathon commercial for why the american public should fall in love with mitt romney and vote him into office, the romney/ryan campaign calendar has a lot of empty space on it. no events announced for sunday, no events for monday. they say actually, they have no next events announced at all. presumably, they will announce some before too long, but for right now, for the long weekend, the campaign appears to be more or less down for the weekend. at the very moment when campaigns try to rocket themselves to electability on the pure fuel of intention and donors writing checks. at that moment when they race from the convention hall to tour the factories in swing states, at the very momen

mexico. one of the five men charged with the murder of border patrol agent brian terry in arizona back in december 2010 he is one of five suspects. three of the five men all from mexico are still on the loose. they have been for months. this all goes back to the gun fight between these men and border patrol agents nearly two full years ago in arizona near our southern border with mexico. the five men plus one crossed the border into arizona to rob marijuana smugglers. their plan was foiled by border patrol agents that engaged them and the shootout that followed. brian terry was killed and two of the guns left hipsd by his killers were traced back to smuggling ring at the center of the u.s. department sting called fast and furious. buy guns in the united states and let them walk across the southern border but authorities in the u.s. quickly lost track of many of the guns and at least two of them turned up at the scene of agent terry's heard. there are still hearings on capitol hill about this schedule as congressional investigators try to figure out who is to blame here on our end for the failure of operation fast and furious. as for the man who was arrested ye

terry as you remember was killed during a shootout in arizona near the mexico border back in 2010. and investigators recovered two guns from to the botched gun-running sting. doug mckelway live on this in washington. so, doug, tell us more who was arrested and what we know? >> reporter: his name is jesus mesa. his age was unknown. he arrests thursday in the state of sonora in mexico. is one of five men charged with killing border age enterry in a shootout near the mexico border. another suspect is on trial in arizona. his arrest is obviously welcomed by congressional investigators and the terry family but at the same time is does little to quell their desire for more answers on the "fast and furious" operation. chairman darrell issa issuing a statement on saturday. quote, this is one more step towards justice of the family of fallen border patrol agent brian terry. ultimately not only the bandits who fired the shots but those who put the guns in their hands must be held accountable. the terry family statement. quote, to the extent closure can be realized this is an important part of the process however the key issue of gov

arizona, three are still on the loose. authorities aren't saying which man they think fired the fatal shot. but they are saying these five men, all from mexico, allegedly crossed the southern border in december 2010 to rob drug smugglers, only to be spotted by the u.s. border patrol who engaged them in a gun fight that left agent terry dead. investigators soon figured out two of the guns the suspects left behind were linked to a united states justice department sting operation fast and furious, designed to let bad guys buy guns in the u.s. and walk across the bordered with them, with the hope that they would eventually help build cases against the leaders of violent drug cartels examine for months here in washington, the house oversight committee demanded documents from the justice department to try to figure out who is to blame for the failure of this operation, fast and furious. after president obama asserted executive privilege to block most of the documents they wanted, the house still voted to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress, although the d. o.j. declined to press charges. things have been quiet on the hill for

defeated mexico and in 1848, we acquired from mexico the northern third of their country, which is currently the states of california, nevada, new mexico, arizona, and parts of wyoming, and colorado. so he had -- so you know, without -- if he hadn't won, if clay had won, i think we would have annexed texas but we may not have had those southwestern states. what polk wanted was the support on the pacific. he also wanted more land for slave owners. so those two parties really changed the outcome to an election in americano zero and american history. host: many people look to 1992, the reform party led -- led by ross perot and i'm going to show a portion of an interview, conducted by richard wolf of usa today, but at the time, many thought this would be the start of a third party, a strong third party. he ran in '92, got nearly 20 percent of the vote, ran again in 1996, getting about half that, 8 1/2% of the vote. the reform party really hasn't had a significant presence since then. the question, donald green, is why. guest: well, i think ross perot was a unique individual of course, a billionaire, it helps to have a lot of money if you run an ele

there it was from the arizona republic newspaper saying we have to pay more attention to the border from economic point of view. you have made your case about immigration. texas, for example, mexicostill be a robust economy. texas has gone from $57 billion in trade with mexico on an annual basis to i think he billion dollars in about three years. because they are a productive country. arizona have stayed in first year in about eight or made in less than that, $5 billion. so it requires a lot of attention on our part, and the mexican economy will be strong enough that it will provide the opportunities that are now not there and drive young people into the cartel business. finally, about mexico, there are cartels and drugs and violence, because we are the supermarket for drugs. this is where the drugs are being used. this is where they're coming. and we can't ignore the role of american consumption of drugs, and feeding the drug violence and the recently that goes on down along the border. we have to do something about an. >> host: have you ever thought about running for political office? >> guest: no. i'm a journalist. i think that that is an honorable profession that i can alread

arizona, ohio, utah, and nevada could see this strange looking smoke in the sky. they were pretty stumped as to what it was. turns out it was a contrail from a ballistic missile test in new mexico. it creates this mystical looking light and some smoke there. >> it's extraordinary, but that's scary. you're intercepting a missile. i'm living in new mexico and waking up and seeing that. >> at least we know what it was. that's the relieving part. >>> talking about what's in our skies right now. not a whole lot. we hope it stays that way. >> time for weather and traffic on the ones. >> good morning. >>> off to another chilly start. poolesville, northern montgomery county, in the 50s. by noontime, the upper 70s and partly sunny. the whole region hour by hour will warm to near 80. by midafternoon and partly sunny during the afternoon. we're going to have a partly cloudy evening. a look at the weekend and next week in ten minutes. a look at traffic with danella. good morning. >> good morning. >>> cheing things out on i-270, no issues to report. we'll fly over it together because it's friday and that's what i do. i like flying over things. southbound 65 miles an hour in clarksburg. nice

mexico announced the arrest of one of the five men charged in his murder. another is on trial in arizona. three others are still on the run. we're hearing frome member of navy seal team 6. they say the white house never should have revealed that those elite fighters were the ones who took out usama bin laden in pakistan. the reasons coming up. plus, more than a billion dollars in taxpayer money for afghanistan may not be reaching its destination at all. and that could be very bad news as the u.s. hands over control. that's coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news humans -- sometimes life trips us up. and sometimes, we trip ourselves up, but that's okay. at liberty mutual insurance we can "untrip" you as you go through your life with personalized policies and discounts when you need them most. just call... and speak with a licensed representative about saving on your policy when you get married, move into a new house... [crash!] or add a car to your policy. don't forget to ask about saving up to 10% when you combine your auto d home insurance wi liberty mutual. security, coverage, and savings. all the things hum

from line agents and prosecutors in arizona, to senior atf officials in washington, d.c. who bore a share of responsibility for atf's knowing failures in both of these operations to interaddict firearms illegally destined for mexicoing this risky strategy without adequately taking into account the significant danger to public safety that it created. >> shep: the report claims the attorney general, eric holder, who was the main target of the republican-led inquiry, did not know anything about the operation. james rosen live in dc. >> the inspector general however, did find direct fault with lannie brewer. he is the assistant attorney general in charge of d. o.j.'s criminal division. he found fault for what did he or didn't do after he learnd about operation wide receiver. that's the similar gun walking operation that the atf field office in phoenix conducted in 2006 and 07. >> what we found is to mr. brewer was frankly of whether he read the letter, given what he knew about wide receiver, his responsibility should have been to come forward and explain what happened in wide receiver because the people who were drafting the letter told us it would have made a difference. that's what troubled us. >> the letter you he

live from america's news headquarters i'm marianne mexican federal police have rounded up a fifth suspect in the death of u.s. border patrol agent brian terry. he was shot near the arizona mexico2010. two weapons found at the murder scene traced to the botched u.s. fast and furious gun running sting which allowed guns sold to smugglers to leave the u.s. >>> negotiations set to resume in an effort to avoid in strike in the nation's largest school district. 29,000 chicago teachers threatening to walk off the job. the union calls the city's latest offer totally unacceptable. >>> the taliban claiming responsibility for a deadly explosion outside the kabul head quarters. the attack killed at least six people. all were afghan civilians although the intended target was a u.s. intelligence facility. the bomber was just 14 years old. i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to "geraldo at large." >> what do you regret over the last four months, drew? >> letting geraldo rivera in my house. >> anything other than that? >> who is this? >> tell me who it is. >> this is your arch enemy. >> is this drew peterson? >> it shelling attacks sure is. how have you been? >> geraldo: i don't have much to say

arizona. three are still on the loose. authorities aren't saying which man they say fired the fatal shot but the five men from mexico allegedlyssed the southern border to rob some drug smugglers to be spotted by the u.s. border patrol who engaged them in a gunfight that left agent terry dead. investigators say soon figured out two of the guns they left behind were linked to a united states justice department sting operation fast and furious to let buy guys bad guns in the u.s. and walk across the border with them with the hope they would eventually help build cases against the leaders of violent drug cartels. the house oversight committee demanded documents to try to figure out who is to blame for the failure of this operation, fast and furious. after president obama asserted executive privilege to block most of the documents the house still voted to hold eric holder in contempt of congress but the doj declined to press charges. things have been quiet on the hill for a few weeks but they should pick up september 11th with a new hearing examining a doj inspector general's report. >> gregg: peter, thanks. >>> new jobs numbers a

arizona mexico border saying welcome all illegals to your united states. our home is your home megyn: little before 4:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon from the united states marked an unfortunate milestone. the national debt past $16 trillion. if you just sit and watch the number, it's really kind of disturbing. just watch it. we were talking about this yesterday. it didn't get a lot of attention, not on the media headlines for charlotte, north carolina. stuart varney is with us now. >> to ignore this is to ignore a real danger to the country. our debt is now bigger than our economy. our debt is now greater than all of yours that combine. we have interest that we have to pay of $10 billion every single week for ever on that. worse yet, this debt is accumulating much faster than they used to because our economy is now slowing. as our economy slows more, so the deficit grows faster. not a good position to be in. megyn: when you talk about $136,000 per family, i mean, that is if they win today, this afternoon and collected from all this. when you watch how quickly the numbers go up, you think about your children. i have a 3-year-old and a 1

mexico. that could mean more downpours, flash flooding from louisiana to the florida panhandle. >>> here we go again with the tar balls. miles of louisiana's coastline closed to fishing. >>> a federal judge ruling arizona can enforce the most controversial part of its immigration law. >> show me your papers provision. civil rights groups, though, say that provision essentially amounts to racial profiling. >> i believe in the rule of law. >> police in los angeles are looking for the two masked gunmen accused of kidnapping a bank manager and strapping the bomb to her chest. >> it took seconds to demolish a building in paris. the crowd got more drama than they bargained for. >>> russian president vladimir putin was flying in the wild. >>> the hit went off of mccarthy. >>> you don't get many of these. >> are they the ma nal -- owe. >>> andy roddick says goodbye to tennis at the u.s. open. >>> appreciate it. love you guys with all my heart. >>> a new nfl season kicks off. people focusing on replacement referees. some worked in the lingerie football league. >> which explains which eli manning got a penalty for >> which explains which eli manning got a penalty for sporting a whale tail. captioning funded by c

arizona pretty calm right now. there's more wet weather in new mexico. it's all going to be firing up. here's the reason why. this time of the year, you get monsoonal moisture. that's pumped in fromouth. problem is today, there's an added low pressure system in your vicinity. this is going to intensify everything. what you've got to watch out for, believe it or not, the sunshine. that sun is going to heat things up. that will fire some strong storms. i see some localized heavy flooding out there from flagstaff to tucson to albuquerque. a tough afternoon because of the sunshine. the bigger picture, this mont moving through the mid-atlantic and the northeast is going to be even more dangerous. you've got to be very careful in this portion of the country. it's dpog fire up severe weather. the good news is it's -- tomorrow the nicest air for a while. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. >> all right, everybody. see you in about half an hourment anthony, over to you. >>> thanks, lon. the undecided voter summit up next. the presidential election is in two months. while some people have decided who they'll vote for. others ar

from line agents and prosecutors in arizona to senior atf officials in washington d.c. who bore a share responsibility for atf's knowing failures in both of these operations to interdict arms illegally destined for mexico and for pursuing this risky strategy without adequately taking into account the significant danger towe alse part officials related to these matters, including failing to respond accurately to a congressional inquiry about them. based on our findings we made six recommendations designed to increase the department's involvement in an oversight of atf's operations, to improve coordination among the department's law enforcement component, and to enhance the department's wiretap application review and authorization process. the inspector general's office intends to closely monitor the department's progress in implementing these recommendations. finally, we recommend that the department review the conduct and performance of the department personnel that are referenced in the report and determine whether discipline or other administrative action with regard to each of them is appropriate. thank you again for the opportunity to be here and i look forward to answering any questions that the c

important to the tribes and to new mexico and i would recommend that all vote for h.r. 1451 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: i yield smeist touch time as i may consume. i rise in support of h.r. 1461, legislation that would authorize the mescalero apache tribe to lease its lands, there's a tremendous need for water in south central new mexico among the tribe's nonindian maybes -- neighbors. the tribe has approximately 320 acre-feet of water ready to lease to surrounding communities. revenue generated by this leasing would be used to fund basic tribal government services such as a senior care center, infrastructure development and academic scholarshipped. because it was quantified by adjudication, legislation is necessary to allow them to lease this water. this would only make the tribe's valuable resource available to those in immediate and give the tribe a much-needed source of government revenue. during the subcommittee hearing on the bill, the administration expressed concern that h.r. 1461 did not limit tribal authority for leasing water to off-reservation locations and that such a clarif