california, arizona, nuevo méxico texas y otros estados fueron territorio español por muchos años. muchos mexicanos se quedaron a vivir. también hay inmigración de mexicanos a los estados unidos. durante la revolución mexicana de mil novecientos diez muchos mexicanos salieron de su país y se establecieron en los estados unidos. los abuelos de raquel, por ejemplo llegaron a california en mil novecientos doce. aunque han enfrentado problemas para ser aceptados en una sociedad no mexicana muchos méxicoamericanos han tenido éxito en las artes los negocios y en la educación. por ejemplo, rafael ochoa es abogado y habla del éxito que ha tenido en el derecho. ...y con mucho orgullo quiero declarar que este bufete de ochoa y cía y saorita es el bufete más grande de dueños hispanos en los estados unidos. así como otros grupos de ascendencia latina los méxicoamericanos forman parte de la gran variedad social y cultural de este país. en la gavia, ramón y pedro tienen una reunión con dos hombres. son auditores, que acaban de hacer una revisión de las finanzas de la compañía de la familia casti

. >> as you are aware a great portion of that goes across the arizona/mexico border, including a large percentage of the drugs which get up to phoenix and then are distributed nationwide. isn't that a correct assessment? >> senator, that's correct. >> so is it your view that we still need to -- we have improved border security, but we need to take additional steps on the issue of border security? >> it's my view, senator, that we need to continue our efforts along the border. >> i.e., additional steps? >> senator, what we do on the border as the department of defense is to provide support to the lead agencies, department of homeland security primarily, justice department's organizations as well. we're eager to provide that support. it's mutually beneficial to both the agencies and the soldiers and sailors and marines training. we look for every opportunity to meet their requirements. >> maybe for you and general frazier, we have identified a lot of the cartels and their leaders, guzman's name and others are very familiar to us. according to your -- to the assessment released by the jus

wasted $887 million on a virtual fence on the arizona/mexico border, has made not a single technological advance as far as airport security is concerned to ease passengers' transit from one place to another, and has shown an incredible ability to illustrate inefficiency at its best. i thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator mccain. senator lieberman? >> thanks, mr. chairman. thanks to both of you. my friend from arizona. i have a disagreement. i want to come to the defense of the department of homeland security. the fact is that we haven't had a major terrorist attack on the u.s. since 9/11 and you have to give the leadership, bipartisan, over two administrations, and the thousands of people who work at dhs, some credit for that. secondly, in terms of the stove piping, i think a better analogy here, and it's not a perfect one, it's to compare the relationship between the cia and the fbi to the relationship between cyber command, nsa and dhs. cia has authority outside of the united states of america. the fbi has authority -- this is -- speaking about terrorism, for instance or thre

find out and separate, is this gun genuinely purchased by a straw buyer somewhere in arizona by the cartel in mexicoor was it part of the fast and furious program? that is becoming even more challenging but yes arizona -- the gun laws are lax compared to many of the other states in the union and the guns are cheap and it's easy for cartel to higher straw buyers so it is one of the top states in my opinion. >> maybe we could talk a little bit about possible solutions. what we are talking about is the lack of gun control laws. peter do you have any thoughts on guns? >> i have my uncle hugo's on. my uncle hugo managed to escape from prison in siberia and spent six years getting across asia and europe, back home to budapest where he asked his kid on the street who was about six years old where the house was and his family because they had moved in the intervening time. he said i will take you there, it's my house. it was his own kid and they had this terrific gun. >> that's quite the story. >> and that gun, if you pulled -- put it up your nose and pull the trigger you might manage to get a nosebleed. re

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. >>> tiene que saber que tiene familia aquÍ en arizona y mÉxico, pero no ha tratado de contactarnos,que el ex gobernador no habla mucho del tema por miedo que le cueste polÍticamente, dustin dice que esto lo pudiera ayudar. >>> creo es una oportunidad para Él, para ganar un poco mÁs de apoyo de latinos pero no lo aprovecha. >>> romney se destaca por su posiciÓn tajante en el tema migratorio. tambiÉn es el que mÁs crÍticas ha recibido por parte de votantes latinos. >>> quiere que tengamos una tarjeta de identificaciÓn y que apoyemos la inmigraciÓn legal, pero ademÁs, de eso, no parece a mi que tiene soluciones. >>> aÚn sin embargo, tener contacto con el candidato dustin y su familia votaran por Él aseguran sus valores son los mismos y ser mohr mono importa mÁs que tener el mismo nombre. >>> es una cosa buena que tiene raÍces de mÉxico y necesita hablar de eso. desde phoenix, telemundo. >>> les recuerdo que maÑana telemundo tiene cobertura completa del sÚper martes en ediciÓn en directo toda la noche no se lo pierdai

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 over itself. because even where trails are left, trails disappear out there. nothing stays for too long, even the footprints that last for 7 years eventually disapp

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then the shutdown major interstates in arizona and mexico. the time lapse, and just like you like it. >> it's beautiful. i love how the branch from the pine tree sags down under the weight of the snow. that's great. i am enjoying the '70s, but that looks like fun. >> after a day or so maybe. >> that's right. we have a lot to talk about. unsettled weather coming our way. it will not be overly stormy but the little gray at times. we will get to that. but let's start with another time lapse. this is the sunrise this morning at 7:19 a.m. a beautiful get the sun rise over the nation's capital. showers off to the west. where is locally and up and down 95 we were bright and sunny. great time lapse. i showed you the 1 over the bay earlier. we had the moon rising and the sunrise. this is a live look from our other camera at the tidal basin. those are the cherry blossoms. you can see all the vehicles and crowds packed in the tidal basin enjoying the beautiful weather as we are reaching the peak bloom for the blossoms downtown. 69 right now and the dist

weather will remain out west and blizzard warnings with winter storm warnings into southern arizona and new mexicowill pick up several inches of snow while in the east, a mild temperatures into canada. on the warm side for now, but after some fog, we will get some fog. -- we will get some sun. mildly the mountains and thunderstorms with partly cloudy on wednesday. temperatures in the '70s unless you're on the shore where it will be attached cooler. lower eastern shore, a decency breeze will keep temperatures on the beach chillier. spring officially begins at 1:14 in the morning. faulk will start the day, burning off for afternoon sun. highs are still well above normal. >> looks like we will see peyton manning play as a member of the denver broncos. he has reportedly told his management to enter into formal contract negotiation with denver, choosing the broncos over tennessee and san francisco. the exact date not yet determined. he reportedly wants a three-year deal, history, however says he won't play the length of that contract. he becomes the fifth player to win up multiple mvp awards with one t

the department of homeland security wasted $887 million on a virtual fence on the arizona/mexico border that has made not a single technological advance as far as airport security is concerned to ease passengers' transit one place to another, an incredible ability -- i thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator lieberman? >> very briefly, come to the defense of the department of homeland security. the fact is we haven't had a major terrorist attack on the u.s. since 9/11 and you have to give the leadership -- bipartisan over two administrations and thousands of people for credit for that. certainly in terms of the stove piping, the better analogy, to compare the relationship between the cia and the fbi to the relationship between cybercommand and dhs. the cia has authority outside the united states of america. the fbi has the authority -- speaking about terrorism or threats to the nation. fbi has the authority within the country. the problem before 9/11 is there were -- they were not cooperating enough. in the same way and as a cybercommand has the responsibility to protect americans. a nation

in arizona and new mexico critical fire weather is posted, too. towards the east, mid-atlantic showers and chances of thunderstorms. but some thunderstorms could be strong and producing some hails and damaging winds. but for the friday forecast highs still very warm in washington, d.c. 24 degrees and winnipeg 22 above average at 21. in chicago we're looking at 25. do enjoy your nice spring weather for the weekend. here's our extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

to the west, mown tears of arizona and new mexico are buried with snow, shutting down major interstates for a time. kids in flagstaff enjoying a snow day today. the town got two feet of snow over the weekend. in lower elevations, high winds made for dangerous driving, blowing dust across highways, bring aing down trees, knocking out power to thousands. winds whipped up the surf up and down the state. >> i've seen it almost as bad. not quite this bad. >> reporter: for the mountains outside san diego, a foot of fresh snow was a great sight. >> i think it's cool. >> want to make a snow angel? >> no. >> i used to love snow days. they're digging out in the mountains. what about today's severe water threat? >> that's right. jim dickey is that canning the system. >> strong storms from dallas to east oklahoma. up into kansas city, missouri. strong storms will fire as in the afternoon and early evening hours. large hail, damaging wind gusts, 60 to 70 miles per hour in the storms. is the storm drift their way to the coast. watch out in new orleans. back to you. >> the "gma" weather team is tracki

mexico. you've been tracing the operation in arizona.t happened in arizona was also happening in texas? >> well, we are. and there are similarities. these were known straw buyers that were not intercepted or stopped and ultimately gun walking, everyone has a different definition but when you let weapons go from the control of a federally licensed gun dealer to a straw purchaser to an intermediary and ultimately to the scene of a crime, if you don't intradikt that immediately and follow the weapons and intradikt before you lose control, you're gun walking and clearly that appears to have happened in texas. >> the parents say they feel their questions surrounding the murder of their son have fallen on deaf ears. what have they told you? >> well, they've continued to give us a great deal of inappropriate answers inconsistent. as you know, we've subpoenaed information fairly broadly and received a fair amount of it out of our 80,000 pages we know to exist, we've received 6,000 pages of answers. and only recently after attorney general holder

mÉxico. la gobernadora de arizona habla en la convenciÓn de seguridad fronteriza mÁs grande del mundo. >> el a residencia a fines de este aÑo. quisiÉramos recoger çlas opiniones de la primera dama. >> margarita zavala, esposa del presidente de mÉxico lo ha acompaÑado convencida de que el camino que ha tomado en contra del crimen organizado es el correcto. >> no solo es trata de personas, crimen organizado. el secuestro, la extorsiÓn. no sÓlo es un asunto de drogas. >> participÓ con otras mujeres en el poder. >> en estados unidos, nos vemos con otras primeras damas. >> habla con marta? >> no hablo con ella. pero tampoco con otras esposas de presidentes. >> el sueldo del presidente? >> ese tema no es mÍo. >> sobre cÓmo vivirÁn cuando termine el sexenio? > no tengo ningÚn miedo. me parece que lo trabajamos todos estos aÑos. es importante que aquÍ nos quedamos hasta el Último minuto que podamos darle a nuestro paÍs. >> el futuro de la familia? >> ella piensa en derecho, pero pienso que ya decidirÁ, ahora tiene muchas opciones. >> estÁ segura que hay gente que los quiere. >> muy acompaÑados, tambi

in arizona and new mexico critical fire weather is posted, too. towards the east, mid-atlantic showers and chances of thunderstorms. but some thunderstorms could be strong and producing some hails and damaging winds. but for the friday forecast highs still very warm in washington, d.c. 24 degrees and winnipeg 22 above average at 21. in chicago we're looking at 25. do enjoy your nice spring weather for the weekend. here's our extended forecast. >>> japan's crown prince says he hopes people who experienced disasters will share their stories so ores can learn from them. he made the appeal to an international forum on water. delegates are attending the sixth world water forum in marseilles, france. japan's crown prince serves as the honorary president of the u.n. secretary general's advisory board on water and sanitation. he cancelled plans to deliver a keynote speech. he stayed in japan to tech rarely perform the duties of his father. he is recovering from heart bypass surgery. the crown prince delivered a video message instead. >> i will do my best

arizona, new mexico, south dakota, utah.s of local firefighters from across the state. >> reporter: an elite search- and-rescue team has been brought in to find the woman missing since the fire started. she lives in a severely damaged area. at least 28 homes have already been destroyed. and another 900 evacuated. >> do what we can to take care of those folks who lost so much. >> reporter: the red cross has set up a shelter at the high school in the town of aspen park. >> we've had many residents come by for a hot cup of coffee. three meals a day, snacks, as well as the information that is there. >> we're worried. we're all worried. especially knowing it's that close to our homes. >> reporter: the fire appears to be the result of a controlled burn that was started last week. teresa garcia, wjz eyewitness news. >> residents of another 6500 homes have been put on standby, in case they have to evacuate. >> a greyhound bus comes to a screeching halt after catching fire in california. more than two dozen passengers were traveling

texas panhandle into western oklahoma with snow flying and heavy snow flying across parts of arizona and new mexico. up toward flagstaff. just getting a lot of snow. around here just those showers and storms that we were looking at from western pennsylvania all the way down in towards southwestern virginia. as we look at the future cast, much of that is going to stay south and west. a mix of clouds and sunshine today. we can't rule out some spotty showers or a thunderstorm this afternoon. tonight also the isolated shower or storm. i know this looks worse than it is but the light green, this is the low level moisture coming back with a southeast wind in the form of low clouds and fog as we head toward tomorrow morning. so another day tomorrow like today with a little early morning clouds and fog and then the afternoon sun. about 75 today. tonight we're back in the 50s. tomorrow 74 with a threat for an isolated shower or storm. about the same on wednesday. perhaps a little warmer. thursday looks to be the warm day of the week up around 80 degrees. still nice on friday. then the weekend looks more uns

it is not just in california and arizona and new mexico, but also places senator lee, where we see windnergy. we're not contemplating and reviewing the potential for eight two thousand megawatt project on the eastern part of wyoming. there are huge things happening in renewable energy, something we're proud of in the department. we cannot have done it without you. there are differences in each one of the states. for example, senator murkowski, small renewable energy projects

and it's not just in california and arizona and new mexico, but also places senator lee in milford, utah where we see wind energy and senator barrasso who are now contemplating and reviewing the potential for 3,000 megawatt project on the eastern part of wyoming. there are huge things happening in renewable energy. it's something we're very proud of in the department. and we couldn't have done it without you. and there are differences in each one of the states. so for example, senator murkowski, small renewable energy projects would serve of the alaska native villages is something we're very focused on. and again here deputy secretary hayes has been leading an effort to try to bring down the costs of energy for native villages by looking at opportunities with renewable energy and actually working with some members of industry to see how we can get that done. so jobs and energy are a big part of this budget. secondly, jobs and outdoor croatian and conservation and preservation. i think without a doubt in each one of your states there is a huge cornerstone of your economies that is depende

. >> that means arizona, that means colorado, that means new mexico, and colorado. all four of those states going to obama. okay. nevada, colorado mexico arizona. >> yeah. >> and that's the electoral mass becomes difficult. you know, latinos will be the dispositive. >> when you add the problem with latinos and the problem they are going to have with women, i think that is... -- >> we were talking about earlier, the science of addition it's not sub traction. >> that's all they are doing is subtracting. speaking of that, you know, the independent vote -- and i know you are an independent is the big challenge for the republicans at this moment. >> a registered democrat. >> you are confusing me. >> i am confused. >> i will get hate mail. okay. registered democrat, work for a republican and it may be an independent-leaning democrat? is that your -- >> what everybody wants. >> you ought to run. so could these republicans ever say anything to get your vote? >> absolutely. >> what could they say? >> first of all, which one? you know, i think the democrats don't -- when the

. >> they've been coming in from all over the country, arizona, new mexico, south dakota, utah, lots of firefighters, local firefighters from across the state. >> two people have already been killed and an elite search and rescue team has been brought in to find a woman missing since the fire started. at least 28 homes have been destroyed, another 900 evacuated. look at that sight. the red cross set up a shelter at a nearby high school. now this fire started out as a control burn last week. clearly that control was lost. >> here we obviously had a remarkable winter, spring, we like that, but we have a downside. >> weeds. in a lot of places they are literally taking over before the rest of mother nature has a chance to catch up. now we've asked scott broom to find out what you can do about it. >> reporter: well, spring has sprung here in the d.c. area at least a month early and that means the battle against weeds is at full pitch. that's earl brown of columbia fighting the only way he knows how. >> they actually grow faster than the grass, the weeds. >> this is the one a lot of people

more than three million acres of public lands a little longer we the people in states like arizona colorado new mexico several others and the land would be sold by as corporate or billionaire better at a. fraction of its real value at the same time ryan's budget preserves forty billion dollars in taxpayer subsidies for transnational oil corporations over the next decade an industry that just last year raked in one hundred thirty seven billion dollars in profits this is corporate welfare at its most extreme and a glimpse into the corporatocracy republican party is dragging its own accord so buyer paul ryan republicans so out of touch with the american people and why are they proposing a budget that would do incredible damage to our economy your offer to take on this is rebecca ras media outreach director for americans for limited government and a columnist at net right daily dot com rebecca welcome thank you for having me glad to have you with us here. first of all do you disagree with my premise that this is a destructive budget. actually we tend to not support his budget just because we don't think o

than average out in billings, seattle, san fran all the way down to they had parts of arizona and parts of new mexicothat cold air is out there. right now it's trapped in the western u.s. that's going to be the case through the rest of the week. we may cool off some but as long as our subtropical highs hangover the coast that will keep us running warm. we take the chance for hit and miss showers. tuesday conditions look quiet. maybe a couple of showers to our south. south carolina. we may get that easterly flow. that will cool us off and cloud us up. for this last night of winter we're dry. 52. your first day of spring 72. a carbon copy of our last day of winter. tomorrow night down to 54. here's your seven-day forecast. we're talking spring fever. the outlook is warming up, thursday into friday. could get to 80 degrees in spots. what a way to start the first full week of spring. >> this makes up the last four years we didn't have spring. >> we're evening it out. >>> all right. the women's back theme -- team in maryland still alive in the ncaa tournament. they will be battling louisville in 40 minute

escÁndalo del programa federal rÁpido y furioso del trÁfico ilegal de armas hacia mÉxico, manuel fabiÁn. fue detenido en arizonasospechoso del trÁfico de armas y drogas a mÉxico, pero fue puesto en libertad dÍas despuÉs por un compromiso de cooperaciÓn con los investigadores del caso, sin embargo, fÉlix desapareciÓ y hoy dÍa la agencia de alcohol y tabaco de los estados unidos, dijo que el hombre es un alto miembro de los carteles las drogas en mexicanos. >> ya se conocen mÁs detalles sobre el soldado estadounidense seÑalado como la masacre de 16 ciudadanos en afganistÁn. >> >> despuÉs de dÍas aislado en una celda militar, el sargento robert b. por primera vez se reuniÓ con su abogado quiÉn sde contribuyo el encuentro como emotivo. >> uno no se puede imaginar un caso mÁs difÍcil dice con implicaciones legales y polÍticas. >> hoy dÍa vecinos del sargento no pueden creer que estÉ acusado de quemar y matar a 16 ciudadanos de avenido, y tampoco ex compaÑeros en donde fue presidente de su clase y jugÓ fÚtbol americano. >> lo que muchos se preguntan es por quÉ lo mandaron de nuevo afganistÁn. >> prestÓ servicio en el

snow is falling all the way down into the mountains of arizona and new mexico. unsettled and stormy and the western half and spring getting a start early in the eastern half. temperatures in the '30's and '40's the western part of the nation and a summerlike warmth and parts of the ohio valley and southeast. winter storm warnings of a letdown to the new mexico border. that blizzard morning -- blizzard warning in montana. fog in the morning and clouds with an isolated thunderstorm tomorrow. another mile bay for the first day of spring. went on the day to stay out of the east at 5 to 10 knots and waves averaging 1 foot. your seven-to forecast -- spring at 1:14 in the morning. fog in the morning and afternoon sunshine with highs in the '70s and close to 80 degrees by friday. >> thank you. a family who lost their daughter when struck by distractive driver is looking at changing the culture of the road. >> white teens will be a driving force in making that happen. >> a 4-year-old parents got a scare when he drank an entire bottle of children's motrin. bottle of child

could get that southern, southwestern part of california and those four states utah, arizona, nevada and new mexico, that would be a country of vast designs. and i think that what sean willens is saying here is polk was the instrument of the sentiment that emerged. i make it very clear that eamericaed very powerfully in america largely as a result of the annexuation of texas. >> go back to you say you're reading the newspaper articles and the diary. did you read the diary in printed form or in long hand form? >> no, i get too frustrated trying to read the handwriting of people from the 19th century. i read it in printed form. it was published by the chicago public library in four volumes. i had all four volumes. i went over it very carefully. >> i accessed it on google's got it on there. you can watch it on your computer. did you read it all? >> oh, yes. i read it all multiple times really. i went over it and over it. i came very close to memorizing it. >> if you had the four volumes and stacked them up, how thick was it? >> each one was 500 pages. >> so he had 2,000 pages of typewritten diary. and

mÉxico, lourdes ramos. >> la gobernadora de arizona dijo que su estado debe univisionunivision@@not.la ley. >> en nuestro trabajo, los sospechosos, los criminales, no tienen fronteras. y por eso, nosotros trabajamos con todos los representantes. >> la convenciÓn de seguridad fronteriza atrae a personas de por lo -15 paÍses, allí se pueden encontrar no sÓlo artÍculos de alta tecnología sino tambiÉn arvisionde fuego. >> por segundo aÑo consecutivo, el departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas pidiÓ a los estudiantes que no viajen a mÉxico en sus vacaciones de primavera debido a la violencia que azota a ese paÍs. dijeron que ese aviso era excepcionalmente agresivo. >> un hombre protagonizÓ una persecuciÓn cuando fue detenido por una infracciÓn de trÁnsito. al menos seis patrullas participaron en esta persecuciÓn, fue necesario que uno de los agentes golpeara el carro con el suyo. >> el secretario general de la fifa se @@not. univisionunivisi@ unividurantun traduioÓnnoniviss el dirigente habÍa dicho que los organizadores del mundial de fÚtbion@@not. univisionunivÓ on la loterÍa.@@t. uni

-mexico border, we're talking about things like humvees and aerial surveillance vehicles, night vision goggles and weapons. the two texas congressmen along with 17 sheriffs from arizona, new mexico and texas have sent a letter to leon panetta which says in part, quote, these criminals show no hesitation in using violence to intimidate law enforcement in mexico, and what was once a regionally isolated criminal justice matter has grown into a significant national security concern for the u.s. and mexico. but they are getting some push back. in fact the mayor of el paso, which is right across the rio grand frorio grande said it could hurt the trade between two countries. others disagree and say they want the police to have better tools to patrol the area. they say it's better to go after drug smugglers in a humvee rather than a crowne victoria. there has been no response from leon panetta. it looks like they will get a portion of that equipment in iraq being used for the border. megyn: thanks, interesting. in three minutes brand-new audio from inside the healthcare hearings and more reaction coming in, wait until you hear what the left-leaning court analysts are now say