ask -- >> larry: -- federal problem -- >> -- peter colombo from providence, rhode island, area, who's putting together the very first delegation of republican politicians and democratic politicians -- this man is a democrat -- bringing them to arizona to tour the border and hopefully to have an audience with governor brewer to show their support. this is -- i would call it a phenomen phenomenon. both parties historically have fought each other over this issue. now we've got this colombo from rhode island who's bringing both parties together to solve this problem under the rule of law. >> larry: pretty sure it's going to the u.s. supreme court? >> absolutely. it will be tested at the u.s. supreme court and i think the u.s. supreme court will show arizona was correct. >> larry: jorge, you think it's going to the supreme court too? >> it might go to the supreme court but i'd rather -- i would rather have it go to congress. i mean, if they have enough -- if they have 60 votes to extend unemployment benefits, if they have 60 votes for financial reform if they have 60 votes to get a natural

. >> isn't government's role is to pick the winners and say only the factories that have the colombo bread and 29 cent tomatoes or provide a level playing field -- saying you can have the mass production and have the small organic boutique product as well? >> small growers are saying they will be left behind but the city council does allow for some small and medium sized growing operations. they say the small growers could band together and make a large operation that way. one wildcard, the city says you have the huge operations, federal government still has a problem with marijuana. there is no guarantee the federal government is going along with this huge marketing operations, large growing operation. feds have been hands off with the small growers, but this could change everything as far as the federal government is concerned. >>> a warning for thousands of a.c. transit riders this morning bus may be late or it may not come at all. they are bracing for what could be a second day of sickouts by hundreds of drivers. teresa garcia has more on the contract dispute that led to big dela