puppies meet hamster. [ barking ] >> when your boyfriend is the starting quarterback for the arizona state universitys you have to be the receiver. >> got it. >> whoo! and she caught it. this is jaylee merrill. that is her boyfriend acting as the quarterback, the quarterback that he is. he makes his girlfriend run routes with him. the couple that plays together stays together? >> that's exactly right. >> she's quite supportive of the team. she's an asu dancer part of the spirit squad. >> i love that they can share these sports momen >> yes! >> did you see how she crossed? she had like a pattern, like executing a play. >> that's exactly right. they are in the asu practice facility. this is a real play. sheets just acting as another player on the team. >> is it a good play is it socially acceptable to slap her on the butt? >> absolutely. >> holding is encouraged. >> holding is encouraged. >> i'm amazing helmet didn't come in. >> they are not wearing helmets. i think they've been together for a while. >>> that will do it for "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time, >>> dudes

she taught architecture at arizona state university before retiring just a couple of years ago. >> i think that that kind of level of intelligence and smarts in terms of her profession, i think it served her well in terms of the deception that she showed. it took great effort and great kind of intellect to be able to hide from law enforcement for 25 areas. >> if berry is convicted she could face three years in jail. her now adult er was found living in another state. >>> the new york prison worker who helped two killers escape has pleaded guilty. joyce mitchell admitted in court yesterday she gave one escapee saw blades and other tools. investigators say she had agreed to be the getaway drive but got cold feet at the last moment. the former prison seamstress now faces up to 7 years in prison. richard matt and david sweat were on the run for more than two weeks. matt was shot and killed, sweat was captured. >>> about 200 people out of their homes this morning because of that huge fire burning near lake berryessa. it flared up yesterday. we'll let you know where things stand this morni

she actually taught architecture at arizona state university before retiring a couple years ago.d living in another state. >>> the woman who helped two inmates escape from a new york prison has pleaded guilty. joyce mitchell admitted in court yesterday that she gave one escapee saw blades and another tools. investigators say she had agreed to be the getaway driver but got cold feet at the last moment. the former prison seamstress now faces up to 7 years in prison. david sweat and richard matt were on the run for more than two weeks. matt was shot and killed. sweat was captured. >>> president obama back home in washington, dc arriving at the white house early this morning after visiting africa. later today he is scheduled to host house democrats for a working reception in the white house east room. they will discuss his legislature priorities including the iran nuclear agreement. >>> the "wragg fire" continues to burning near lake berryessa this morning. just got an update from one of the men in charge of the attack. we'll tell you what he has to say next. >>> and the district att

she taught architecture at arizona state university before retiring a few years ago. >> i think thatvel of intelligence and smarts in terms of her profession, i think it served her well in terms of the deception that she showed. it took great effort and great kind of intellect to be able to hide from law enforcement for 25 years. >> if convicted, she could face up to 3 years in jail. her now adult daughter was found living in another state. >>> some residents are advised to boil drinking water for another day. hundreds of customers were put on notice after tests showed the e. coli bacteria in the water. that order has been lifted for most homes. but there are a few homes on 7 acres lane and west fremont road that still need to boil water or drink bottled water. the contamination was discovered after crews were making repairs to a water main. the bacteria was discovered on sunday. tomorrow crews will test for e. coli to determine if people living on the streets can drink the tap water again. >>> it's 6:40. eight kids are hurt after a tree comes crashing down at a southern california d

even when i was in rotc in the late '70s on the campus of arizona state university, i was harassed cat called, and spit at when i wore my rotc uniform. i don't ever want to go back to those days needing to feel like you need to apologize or defend your parent because someone was calling them a baby killer. and that happened to me. now as i look at the way that this current generation of troops are being valued it is very heart-warming to me as a mother. i think it's i think it's a great thing. but i had six younger brothers and sisters. some of them really struggled with the constant moving. and it was a very difficult time. on the other hand, there is no place where i feel more at home than on a base or a post. and there was connections between our families that were so tight because no matter where we were we had each other. maybe not my dad, but we had those, our siblings and my mom. and i really treasure that. i treasure the people that met because you don't have to waste time trying to fit in. everybody is ready to make a friend because we were all so transient. so that part of mi

kitch is a construct of the institute for humanities research at arizona state university and also the regents professor of women's and gender study. before arizona state she was at ohio state university. jamila afghani is found of the educational and capacity development organization which promotes the rights of women's and girls i working with families to thwart acceptance of girls in school in rural areas. and also with imams to construct congregations about what the koran says that women's right. she established ngos called the afghan women's islamic network. there's many other things she's done as well. marzia basel is a judge sworn in as a judge just before the taliban eliminated all women professionals. this was a 1995. she founded the afghan women to judges association in 2003 which was later banned by afghanistan supreme court. she then worked for a number of introduction organizations to advance women's rights and then she founded the afghanistan progress of law organization to fight injustices. she fled afghanistan in 2011 fearing for her life as a result of her work with in

he received his law degree from arizona state university and has a degree in economics from a a few -- afu. please look to make enjoying -- in joining our panelists. >> thank you for putting this event together. as i was driving er i wase in my ub speaking with a driver and asked what i was doing i said we were having a panel on the future of education. he said there are two ways to solve the problem of education in this country. i was interested in radio to say. he said there is the national way in the miraculous way. i asked what the natural way. he said the natural way is an angel the lord would come down and teaches exactly how we should create quality learning environment for every student at a reasonable cost. that is the natural way. was the miraculous way? of reckless way is you will figure it out yourselves. [laughter] i first heard that from a university in receipt of arkansas -- university of arkansas. and highlights the challenges before us. one of the first places i think we should start is that the incentive structure. milton friedman and other economists talk about 40 f

researchers at arizona state and northeastern illinois university says the -- the research says the so-called copycat effect can last about 13 days after a larger deadly public tragedy, like what we have seen in columbine, at virginia tech, fort hood and just last month in charleston. they also say shootings are more common in states were guns are legal. >>> we have been hearing lot about church fires down south, but the justice department says it hasn't discovered any links between them. investigators are still looking into the fires which have burned through churches in five states over the past couple of weeks. preliminary investigations show two of the fires were started by natural causes and one was an electrical fire. earlier this week, a senior law enforcement source told nbc news the number of church fires so far this year is not out of the ordinary. >>> a space case involving the internet. the organization that assignsism p addresses in north america ran out of those addresses on wednesday. the addresses identify every device that's connected to the net. when the system was designed

so many people you meet here, he's chinese but was educated in american universities and has taught at yale, duke and arizona stateomics are not my area of expertise. i wallow in ignorance. but china looks different every time i come. it's changing so, so, so quickly. how did that happen? >> china enjoy this long period of peace. no serious enemy. no major wars. >> right. >> so the manufacturing industry really took off. internally, it's reform and open-door policy. every country willing to trade with china. >> there's certainly no doubt that at this point we -- our destinies are inextricably bound up. we are hopelessly -- our economies are hopelessly intermingled. if one fails, the effect would be disastrous. >> global impact. >> we are -- to say the least. >> it's certainly -- [ speaking in chinese ] >> oh, beautiful. this is what i was waiting for. >> xiaolongbao, literally, small steaming basket buns. but i translate them in my head to pillows of happiness that will scald your tongue and throat if you don't know what you're doing. look, there are a lot of reasons to come to china and to shanghai in particular,

state said donald trump should bow out after several controversial commends made questioning arizona senator john mccain's hero imbut he is still leading among republicans. trump is financing his own campaign. >> the universitylifornia kicks off a three day meeting in san francisco and members will discuss and vote on several key issues including progress on a task force to prevent sexual violence a budget proposal and whether to increase sails for senior management. two previous pay hikes drew criticism because they asked tore additional fund for a shortfall. >> the san jose earthquakes is hosting a top soccer team today play manchester united in the champions cup at the stadium and map chester united manage and star defend are getted -- greeted the resolution last night. the earthquakes are 0-5 in mas but tonight is the biggest challenges. manchester could be vulnerable because three new players just joined the team. >>> good luck to both sides. we mean the quakes. mike? >>> trying to be hospitable. >> here is a look at our earthquake near 238 at fremont 4.30 magnitude. also during the morning we have had 11 after shocks and the smaller pulsing circles are down to magnitude 1.0. as far as our forecast, we

arizona. juan manuel benitez, political reporter and host on new york one, basil michael, executive director of the new york state party. alina daz, the immigrant rights clinic at new york universitydirector of united we dream. let me start with you. there is a kind of joking about this whole trump discourse going on in the media and for many of us. oh, it's so funny he is saying these sort of patently ridiculous and, again false final with data kind of things. it doesn't feel funny at all to me. >> this is not at all funny, melissa. the latino and immigrant community are taking donald trump's comments very seriously. they are deeply offensive. and, to be quite frank, what you have seen in the last couple of weeks, he has completely galvanized the latino immigrant community. you're going to see protests today in arizona, you will see he will be in california the next few weeks and you will see them wherever he's going to show up. that is the reality. but one of the things i want to mention here is what he is really showing here is the divide that exists within the republican party, right, when you have seen a party that the only thing that has promoted is deportation, deporting pe

he led his team to the state championship game in his senior year and went on to play for the university of arizona. after graduation, andre began his professional basketball career in the nba. before his appearance this year in the nba finals, andre proudly represented america as a member of the 2012 u.s. olympic team in london. he crbletted to the team's efforts that ultimately earned them a gold medal. this year andre proved to be an important contributor to the warriors' twrivet nba finals success. he was a crucial part in helping to earn the team the nba championship title and he was awarded the m.v.p. award with a resounding vote of 7-4. i'm proud to recognize andre iguodala and his many accomplishments and his dedication to basketball from his time as a youth in springfield illinois until now. congratulations, andre. congratulations to all the warrior fans and congratulations to those in springfield who continue to look up to you every single day. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? for what purpose does