at arizona state university, he joined the speech and debate team where he ranked fifth in the nation. in 2008, jose graduated summa cum laude with a major in business management from arizona state university. later this year, jose will graduate from baylor university law school in waco, texas. he cannot be licensed to practice law in the united states because he has no country. jose is a target of the arizona immigration law. finally, meet angelica hernandez. in high school, she served in the junior rotc and was president of the national honor society. last year she graduated from arizona state university as the outstanding senior in the mechanical engineering department. angelica is a target of the arizona immigration law. unlike the arizona immigration law, the dream act is a practical solution to a serious problem which treats these young people and thousands of others in a human and just way. sb-1070 would harm law enforcement and encourage racial profiling going after the very people that you have just met. that is not consistent with our values as a nation. it is not consistent

last year she graduated from arizona state university as the outstanding senior in the mechanical engineering department. angela ka is a target of the arizona immigration law. unlike the arizona immigration law the dream act is a practical solution to a serious problem which treats these young people and thousands of others in a humane and just way. sb-1070 would harm law enforcement and encourage racial profiling going after the very people that you have just met. that is not consistent with our values as a nation. it is not consistent with our constitutional values. mr. chairman, thank you for this hearing. >> thank you, senator durbin, for an excellent and heartfell statement. we will, having no other people here, will turn to our panelists. i'm going to introduce each of them. their entire statements will be read into the record, and we will let each of them make a statement. russell pearce is currently the president of banamnestynow.com. an organization advocating for increased immigration enforcement in border security. he was the former president of the arizona state senate, a position

in 2008 jose graduated with a major in business management from arizona state university. later this year jose will graduate from baylor university law school in waco, texas. he cannot be licensed to practice law in the united states because he has no country. jose is a target of the arizona immigration law. finally, meet angelica hernandez. in high school she served in the junior rotc and was president of the national honor society. last year she graduated from arizona state university as the outstanding senior in the mechanical engineering department. angel can is a target of the arizona -- angelica is a target of the arizona immigration law. the dream act is a practical solution to a serious problem which treats these young people and thousands of others in a humane and just way. s.b. 1070 would harm law enforcement and encourage racial profiling going after the very people that you have just met. that is not consistent with our values as a nation, it is not consistent with our constitutional values. mr. chairman, thank you for this hearing. >> thank you, senator durbin,

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new polling from arizona state university shows romney and the president running neck and neck. the race will likely hinge on independents, 34% of whom say they are still undecided. >>> one of the driving political issues in arizona right now is the state's immigration law that's set to go before the supreme court tomorrow. the obama administration is challenging several morgs portions of it including a provision that requires police to check the immigration status of people during traffic stops and another that makes it criminal for an illegal immigrant to seek work the the new data from the pew hispanic center pointing to a changing dynamic. between 2005 and 2010, 1.4 million mexicans entered the united states, the same number that went back to mexico during that period. the study cites the weakened u.s. job market for the reversal along with border enforcement and decline in mexican birth rates. it's the first significant drop in the number of unauthorized mexican imgrants living in the u.s. in at least 20 years. >>> the two countries are livged in another story, an alleged br

. >> reporter: michael orr, who heads the real estate isn'ter at arizona state university says suddenly, phoenix is a seller's market. >> i'm hearing a lot of frustration from people who want to buy and finding that whenever they find a home, there's five other offers already in. >> reporter: in our other cities -- denver, detroit, miami and minneapolis, prices also rose in february. but in 15 major markets, prices fell again, nine hit new post-recession lows, including atlanta, where prices are down more than 17% from a year ago. foreclosures continue to drag down prices, but the inventory of new homes on the market has been plummeting, and has now fallen to levels not regularly seen since early 2006. some economists believe that's laying the foundation for a housing recovery. >> i think it's going to be this time next year. >> mark zandy with moodies analytics sees construction picking up significantly by then. >> more importantly, we'll get consistent house price gains by the spring of 2013 selling season. and when that happens, i think housing will become a tailwind for the economy,

up for a breath according to michael orr, the head of the arizona real estate center at arizona state university's w.p. carey school of business. >> that will probably have a beneficial effect on the local economy because people will feel more confident that they're not losing value in their homes anymore if they're underwater they're not as underwater by as much and it think its gonna spur homebuilders to catch up this shortage and create jobs in the construction industry and everything that goes around that. >> reporter: mike sauceda, "nightly business report," phoenix. >> tom: tomorrow we turn to real estate in the big apple and show you that market's surprising sweet spot. >> tom: this week's big news for investors will come friday with the march jobs report. the nation has posted solid gains averaging over 240,000 new jobs per month over the past three months and there's plenty of optimism the momentum can continue. it's been almost a year since president obama's council of jobs and competitiveness first met. the group of top c.e.o.s, labor leaders and economists has focused on getting americ

arizona law. that's beyond reasonable suspicion that they're undocumented. they have stated it publicly. all of them are either attending college or graduates of arizona state university with degrees in engineering as an example. you were asked by a bipartisan group of senators to suspend deportations of dream act students. in spornresponse, you and the president have established a new deportation policy and under this policy as i understand it, it is a high priority to deport those who have committed serious crimes or are a threat to the public while low priority to deport individuals who have been in the united states since childhood like those eligible for the dream act. last night we received updated statistics i requested on the review of deportations that dhs is conducting under your policy. there are currently more than 300,000 pending deportation cases. of these i.c.e. has reviewed 219,554. approximately 16,544 cases, 7.5%, have been identified as eligible for administrative closure. of these cases, 2,722 or 1.2% of actually been closed. please explain the difference between the 7.5% of deportation cases eligible to be closed and the 1.2% of cases actually clo

in 2008, he graduated with a major in business management from arizona state university. r this year, he will graduate from baylor university law school in waco, texas. he cannot be licensed to practice law in the united states because he has no country. jose is a target of the errors on immigration law. finally, angelica hernandez. in high school, she served in the junior rotc and was president of the national honor society. last year, she graduated from arizona state university as the outstanding senior in the mechanical engineering department. angelica is a target of the arizona immigration law. unlike the arizona immigration law, the dream act as a practical solution to a serious problem which treats these young people and thousands of others in a humane and just way. sb-1070 would encourage racial profiling, going after the very people like you have just met. that is not consistent with our values as a nation and not consistent with our constitutional values. mr. chairman, thank you for this hearing. >> thank you, senator, for an excellent and heartfelt statement. we

in 2009, oscar graduated from arizona state university with a degree in mechanical engineering. not exactly a criminal, drug dealer or human trafficker or gangster. he was one of the top three students in his class. let me tell you what happened after he graduated and realized he couldn't be licensed as an engineer because he's undocumented. his parents brought him here as a child. he has no legal status in this country. he went back to mexico. and while he was in mexico, the obama administration granted oscar a waiver to re-enter the united states. now, at any time before he left for mexico, he could have been pulled over under your law under sb-1070, reasonable suspicion, maybe the way he dresses or the fact that he may have an accent. without his waiver from the obama administration, oscar would have been barred from returning to the united states for at least ten years and separated from his wife, carla, and their 2-year-old daughter, samantha, who live in arizona and are american citizens. well, the good news is, he was given the waiver, came back to the united states. he's

. >> prefacer kim gurney from arizona state university. your call on what we do about it.e sure you let your politicians know. when we come back well gun control is also out of control in that we are not doing any gun control. is that something that the democrats should press forward on? we will debate that when we come back. press forward on. we'll debate that when we come back. >> we heard probably pure friendship. pure delicious chocolate. pure hershey's. new 5 rpm gum. stimulate your senses. ♪ >> all right. we are back with the power panel. the legend is right here in the studio. and david pacman of course of the equally legend dare david pacman show joins us. our topic, one should democrats take on the nra? he had yet another shooting in oakland today. i want to show you a quick report on that. >> reporter: eyewitnesses said he showed up at the school monday morning, walked into a nursing class and then started shooting. police sources tell abc news he used a 45 caliber handgun during the attack. >> we heard probably about six shots, i looked outside and somebody said

the first graduated from arizona state university with a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering.he co-founded the arizona dream and coalition, an organization of more than 200 students. last week, she was named one of 100 most influential people in the world by "time" magazine. she is a target of the law. the next is the president of the use of buyer 3 commission in her hometown -- the youth advisory commission in her hometown. she graduated with a 3.9 gpa. she is a sophomore at a university in california. she would be a target of thea immigration -- arizona immigration law. in high school, he was a leader in the air force junior rotc. in 2010, he graduated from arizona state university with a degree in aeronautical engineering. since graduation, he has put his life on hold. he can not enlist in our military or work in the aerospace industry. he is a target of the arizona immigration law. jose graduated as vella victorian. at arizona state university, he ranked fifth in the nation for speech and debate. in 2008, he graduated summa cum laude with a major in business management. la

state of arizona again the white house in a key election year. this poll is interesting because arizona is almost always a red state. clinton was an exception. according to arizona state university the president is in a tie with the presumptive g.o.p. nominee, romney. the democrats are preparing a backup plan in case the supreme court decides to uphold this law. senator schumer says if the court rules in favor of the law, he will try to force a vote, in congress, that would nullify it. and now, daves is like. >> republican john kyl is announcing the hearing as a dog and pony show. he faulted the republican colleagues for boycotting this hearing. and for backing a law that usurps the authority of the federal government. the constitutionality of that will be debated in oral arguments before the united states supreme court. the author of this measure, a republican, bristled today when a former u.s. senator, a democrat, expressed shame for arizona. >> i'm embarrassed for my state. i apologize for arizona's actions toward our latino community. legal or illegal. this is not a way to treat people. >> little disappointed when folks talk about embarrassment for the state of arizona. we h

on schumann raskin who is with the prison laboratory at arizona state university and they devised a way to scan all of these priceless artifacts in a way that would not damage them. so as you see, this is the washington bias been done with the laserscan there and on the bottom left you see where all of that information was fed into a computer system and that sort of made a match that was an exact replica. sydney did many of the artifacts this way. and as they did, they were able to study them and they were able then to get all of these various measurements that were from george washington because as the mast or sculptor they would've measured every part of his body. so when they had all of that information, the other thing necessary to figure out is the one thing that every school child knows about george washington and that his study at ventures. he did indeed have ventures in the direction of the dentures at george washington actually had in his mouth at some point in his life. i would like to point out when i do school visits the one on the top left as you see the spring there is rea

a new studdie from john's hopkins in arizona state university found unwanted items in the chicken youmight be buying from the grocery store. they found antibiotics that were banned years ago by the fda and traces of pain relievers and caffeine. here to talk about the study is dr. dave love from the john's hopkins center for a liveable future. thank you for being with us. >> sure, thank you. >> and does this mean it's in all of the chicken we're eating, including organ snick. >> not necessarily. when these are fed to chickens, they usually clear the body quickly. in this study, we looked at chicken feathers and these drugs don't clear feathers quickly. we used feathers as a way to understand and look at what chickens were fed previously on the farm before they get slaughtered. >> and where would we find the chicken? how widespread is it? >> reporter: this could be from any chicken in the united states. our sampling strategy was to collect these samples from six states around the country. >> even if it's listed as organic s it possible that these additives could be in the chicken? >> th

so when in arizona, support the cardinals, the phoenix suns, the coyotes, arizona state university sunils, if you have to, the wildcats and lumberjacks. that's what you've got. being from detroit i respect that. >> that's right. >> but in arizona incarceration, we do try to indoctrinate you into our philosophy of arizona sports. >> i shall amalgamate these feelings, these thoughts and, please pause while i vomit. >> but harrington has taken some matters into his own hands. including the extermination of tent city pests. >> it's a jailhouse mousetrap. only 370,000 more to go. >> sheriff joe, if you are watching this, spent 24 hours in your own tents, eat your own food and then you survey your own damage. you know? >> i slept twice in that tent with all the inmates. just to say if i can do it they can do it. i go in the tents quite frequently. what have you got here? >> it's your postcard. joe camel. >> is this a bad check writer? anybody else? >> all my staff are worried, they're going to hit him and kill him. i don't worry about these guys. i feel safer in a jail than i do walking the

state of arizona this year. there is a new poll that shows right now it is a toss-up in arizona. the arizona state universityvey shows mitt romney leading president obama by but by two points. that's a statistical tie. analysts say it won't be easy turning arizona blue. republicans still have the edge in voter registration and the state has only voted for one democratic presidential candidate since harry truman and that was bill clinton. another hearing today in the united kingdom phone hacking scandal. the witness today james murdock. the deputy chief operating officer of news corporation, which is the parent company of fox news channel. one of the key questions, what did he know about phone hacking by reporters at the news of the world tabloid james murdock used to run the newspaper division in the united kingdom. >> i was given repeated assurance as i said that these practices that they -- that the newsroom had been investigated. that there was no evidence. i was given the same assurances as they gave outside. i have been very consistent about it. >> shepard: news corporation shut down the news of the wor

second reasonable, this is all from a researcher at arizona state university that's been going throughictures. he says the resolution of it, that close up, is rather poor so it's kind of pixely. >> here's the thing. why should we be so presumption to think we're the only life. maybe life on mars is much more sophisticated and advanced than ours and we just can't see it. >> one never knows, but they probably didn't create that single block. >> okay. >>> outer space to under the earth. this may be a huge find or not. >> there's already a buzz about that. that's what the map was for. this is in chechnya, southwestern parts of mars. take a look at this picture. this is amazing. this is three feet in diameter and scientists in chechnya are saying it's 60 million years old, believe it or not. if true, this would be the world's largest dinosaur egg. that's what they think they are. so some construction workers were blasting through the mountains trying to build a road and they found these perfectly round looking eggs in there. that ace what they believe they are. however, as soon as the story

researchers at johns hopkins and arizona state university found antibiotics banned years ago by the fdatraces of pain relievers and caffiene. earlier today i asked dr. dave love from johns hopkins center if this means that all chicken including organic is affected. >> not necessarily. when these antibiotics are fed to chickens, they usually clear the body pretty quickly. in this study we looked at chicken feathers. now these drugs don't clear feathers very quickly. so we used feathers as a way to understand or look at what chickens have been fed previously on the farm before they get slaughtered. >> where would we find this chicken? how widespread a problem is this? >> this really could be from any chicken in the united states. our sampling strategy was to collect these samples from six states around the country and these feathers could have come really from any farm. >> again even if it's listed as organic, is it possible these additives could be in the chicken? >> that's not likely. under the usda organic standards antibiotics are not allowed in those chickens. >> if it says no antibi

how arizona state, democrats have long hoped they can flip and the president is close there. a new arizona state university poll has romney up 42/40 but so tempting for the dance. >>> welcome back to "hardball." there are 231 delegates at stake tonight with primaries in connecticut, delaware, new york, pennsylvania and rhode island. but mitt romney's already looking beyond primary season of course. case in point, the search for a running mate which officially began last week when the campaign named long time romney aide beth myers to head the process. last night "the daily show" had fun with the many perspective candidates who seem to be saying they aren't interested. let's watch. >> if you're going to pass on the job, at least recommend someone else to fill it. >> we have a lot of really talented people out there that mitt romney will get to pick from. senator rob portman would be phenomenal choices for vice president. >> see? that's all right. marco rubio says rob portman's your guy. i don't know who that is. let's see what he has to say about it. >> romney/portman, does it have a ring to it? >> i think

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for instance at arizona state university that criticized tuition hikes. it is amazing how self-serving these could be. >> and if you banned offensive speech that would take away much of what goes on in sports events? >> it seems that the overall principle is make everybody guilty in advance. pass a code so broad that every single one of you is guilty and leave it up to an administrator to decide who they are going to punish. >> go to two students from other schools who turned to fire for help. eric phillips. you got in trouble for putting a ron paul poster banner in your dorm room window and chris from the university of cincinnati you wanted to collect signatures for a petition drive. your group was told you could only do it in a fee speech zone. what is that? >> it is a corner of the campus that they only allow demonstrations pickets orallies to occur and it is not exactly a well traveled part of campus. we stood there trying to get signatures for half an hour and. >> you were getting signatures for a right to work drive? >> that's correct. in ohio we ca

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arizona law. that is beyond reasonable suspicion that they are undocumented. they have stated it publicly. all of them are either attending college or graduate of arizona state university with a degree in engineering as an example. you are asked by a bipartisan group of center shares to suspend the d.r.e.a.m. act students and in response you in the present have established a new deportation policy. under this policy as i understand it, it's a high priority to deport those who have committed serious crimes or are a threat to the public while a low priority to individuals who have been in the united states since childhood like those were eligible than the d.r.e.a.m. act. last night we received updated statistics are requested on review of deportation with the dhs conducting under policy. there are currently more than 300,000 deportation cases pending. of these i.c.e. is reviewed 219,554. approximately 16,544 cases, 7.5%, been identified as eligible for administrative closure. of these cases, 2007 or 1.2% of actually been closed. please explain the difference between a 7.5% of deportation cases eligible to be closed and the 1.2% of cases actually closed. wind you expect t