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as the news journal said, they've got the gift of time.et's hope that all of those beautiful beaches along the gulf coast and in alabama and mississippi -- >> get through this. >> yeah, can get through this. >> let's turn executive director of politico, jim vandehei. good morning. >> good morning. >> interesting story, very counterintuitive about the immigration law. conventional wisdom is it's bad for republicans, bad for november. but you say otherwise. >> i think a lot of the focus and commentary has been looking on the long-term effects of the arizona law and the fact it might turn off latino hispanic voters for the republican party in the long haul. if you look at the polling data over the last week from gallup and "new york times," it shows a majority of voters like the law. they don't think it goes too far. if you break it down by regions and overlay that on where the competitive house and senate race is, this could actually be a very positive thing politicly for republicans in the short term because a lot of those districts have st

campbell refused to talk to the prosecution in the past and that she denied the rough diamond gift.he was questioned about the diamond on an appearance on the oprah winfrey show. when asked about the diamond, she said she did not want to be involved in the taylor case, saying she did not want to put your family in danger. -- her family in danger. >> and that is just about it for this edition. do stay with us here on bbc world news. >> "bbc world news" is presented by kcet, los angeles. funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, the newman's own foundation, and the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macart

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. >> it's a gift. >> also in l.a. carlos diaz joins us. are you there, carlos? what's going on? >> yes, i am. >> i never asked you what you think of the latest immigration flap. >> i have a buddy from calgary who had an expired visa for two years. he lives in arizona right now. he's not going to get picked up because he's a white guy. this is not immigration reform it's mexican reform. that is the bottom line. are you worried about the immigration reform? why i don't have dark hair and a mustache and dark skin. >> what's his name? >> you want to turn him in. >> no i am not going to turn him in. he's watching and he's sweating right now. don't worry about it, steve. >> let ann coulter find him. >> that is the point the only pe people sweating are my dad who want to go to the all star game but if he forgets his id he will be he want back to mexico. >> this wednesday is going to be a prayer vigil in march there. i hope that and all due respect the all star game is not there. >> boycott in arizona. >> boycotts being called in arizona. why should people go into a state that does this

or you give as gifts. he may be under the impression that this jewelry was designed and created by native americans. now was in fact created by native americans, but it was designed by hermann schweitzer. hermann schweitzer realized early on but most touristed really want want to take hold real native american jewelry, which is big and heavy, has big hunks of turquoise and huge pieces of silver, so he made a deal with the craftsman. he took a lighter silver, smaller pieces of turquoise and showed them how to make their designs more tourist friendly, which say controversial thing people still talk about in the southwest today. however what he also did an very much what they said foreign terms of its curator ship was the also saved that crafted the artful jewelry making and the artful rug making. the fred harvey has built dual role in the southwest has been accompanied adult merchandise to native americans which peaks contract makes him uncomfortable and he had no other way to make a living after what the fe

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a price guaranteed for two years, plus a special "welcome to fios" gift -- a free dvr for six months. avoid the next cable price increase. switch now. call 1.866.685.fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. this is beyond cable. this is fios. >>> from the first local station with news in high definition, this is 9 news now. >>> we begin with breaking news out of northwest washington, d.c. police are on the scene of a suspicious death in the 6600 block of 13th street northwest. at this point, police are not saying if it is a murder or a suicide. we'll have more on 9 news now beginning at 5 p.m. >>> there's plenty of anger and frustration along the gulf coast now that residents are getting a live look exactly at what is happening coming out of that underwater gusher. as joel brown reports from venice, louisiana, some contend british petroleum has lost all credibility everrability. >> reporter: thick oil is now washing ashore in populated areas and anger is growing that bp and the government aren't doing enough. >> we want them to get off their

it was god's gift to them. to explain this, rabbi, we refer to the story of jacob who was never satisfied with who he was. the name jacob is derived from the root which means he'll. it was said the coming out of the womb jacob grabbed onto his mother's heel in an attempt to be the firstborn. eventually jacob cheated out of his birthright. later he saw two very the youngest daughter rather than the oldest, whereby tradition should have been read first. as jacob was a person who was never satisfied with who he was. always thinking another place that any vessel with the angel of god and was given a new name, his divine name, which is israel, which means he struggles with god. what sarah hated about herself was her different, which was stamped on her body and loaded her with handicaps which she refused to see as handicapped. but which made every simple task in her life arduous, from getting groceries to getting to school and work, to getting others to take her seriously. but this difference which she hated was her

we hear from the coast guard today that we have been given, she said, a gift in that the weather and the current has kept the oil offshore. >> that's true, although our understanding is that the oil has touched down on a couple of islands in the gulf of mexico. chandelier island, breton national wildlife refuge and -- oil is pushed around by winds and waves, and there is about three, four, 5,000 square miles of it out in the gulf of mexico, and we're just hoping that the winds keep it off the shorelines and off the beaches and the coast of the gulf states. >> woodruff: inevitably, you know it's coming in. >> that's true. usually at this time of year the winds are from the south pushing the oil north toward the coast, and while we apparently have a temporary reprieve because the winds are coming from the north now, keeping the oil off the coast, that's expected to change in the next few days and you know -- what's really so hard to believe here is that with all this technology, with all this money that's being spent, with all this -- you know, wonderful technology in boats and people

this really a gift left behind by the bombers in that the authorities have the explosive device essentially intact as well as the vehicle itself. there are reports now they are trying to match fingerprints and they are also combing through surveillance tape that was taken in the area, eric. some of that tape reportedly showed the vehicle actually arriving here in times square. let's go back live right now. there is something i want to show you. take a look over my shoulder. we will zoom in and you will be able to see it for yourselves. here in the middle of times square is one of the many, many hundreds of security cameras that are here and it was a camera presumably like this that reportedly captured this car bomber arriving on 45th street between 7th and 8th avenue. to what extent this recording is going to be helpful is still unclear, eric. there are reports that the windows to the vehicle were tinted so you don't actually get to see the occupants inside. but authorities now combing through videotapes, the car and in less than one hour's time a news conference will be held here in new yo

join extracare advantage for diabetes today and receive a free gift when you enroll.> we have been telling you about some of those strange and inventive ideas that americans have for cleaning up the spill. today, a hollywood star got to introduce his serious proposal. matt gutman was there. >> reporter: kevin costner's company is mobilizing these tanks to the gulf. they're designed to suck up oil slicked water and spit out clean water. >> it takes about 99% of the oil. >> reporter: the "waterworld" star's celebrity may have caught bp's attention. thousands of others are trying to get their ideas heard. we're calling the suggestion line. >> how can i hem you? >> reporter: mine is one of 20,000 phone pitches. an additional 20,000 e splals poured in for ways to stop the leak. it's slow going. it can take days just to get the proper form to pitch your idea. >> we're experiencing a heavy load. some it takes up to 48 hours. >> reporter: to get the e-mail? one idea, a 5,000 foot long shower curtain. and there's this idea. to dump locally grown hay off the side of the boats t

until then we pray logan grows to understand his birth was a blessing and his life a gift. >> we're always open to them having a relationship. also we don't have any expectations. i just hope that we stay in contact. >> the families are forever changed. >>> here's brian now with the news edge at 11:00. >>> we'll start the news edge off tonight with a disturbing discovery in maryland. dozens of bodies found piled up in a garage at a prince george's county funeral home. tonight the riverdale business is under a state investigation. fox 5's bob barnard down in the newsroom following the latest developments. bob? >> reporter: brian, the president of maryland state funeral board confirms the story first reported by "the baltimore sun." harry close says the remains of some 40 men and women that were supposed to be cremated were found in bags in a garage at the chambers funeral home and crematorium in riverdale. this video of that business shot by skyfox a short time ago. its owner tells many of the bodies were cadavers from georgetown university's school of medicine. william chambers is quoted a