jan? >> well, it doesn't serve all the citizens. in a democracy, people need different things than what you get on that 24-hour cycle, and i think that's become problematic, and i think we see citizens stepping up to the plate to try to fix it. >> chr? >> well, it is what it is. i think what i do is i get in my car in the morning, and i have satellite, which is great, actually, and then you can flip it around. i don't have msnbc on my satellite. they don't have it. but i usually start off with 60s music, which makes me happy, then i turn on, depending on the mood i'm in that morning, fox or cnn. i turn on fox sometimes to find the edge, where there's an argument going. i want to sense where the right is coming from and what they find appetizing in the news, so i can figure out where the biting story is from their perspective. cnn's obviously more objective so i turn on cnn to sort of get--it's like a news monitor. it'll tell me what the stories are on the news budget, so i get the budget from one, and i get the attitude--or as we sa

jan crawford in washington is our chief legal correspondent, and, jan, judge susan bolton didn't strike down the entire law. so what does that mean, exactly? >> well, katie, she struck down every section the obama administration cared about. it was a complete victory for the administration. judge bolton accepted every major argument the administration made. she ruled the power to regulate immigration lies exclusivly with the federal government and the arizona law will burden aliens and u.s. citizens. she said she recognized arizona has significant interest in confronting illegal immigrants and, obviously, problems with crime but arizona still couldn't step into the federal government's role. >> couric: and, jan, here's a question for you from facebook >> tonight: how will illegal immigration be handled if states like arizona don't address the problem? >> well, the judge ruled that immigration say federal responsibility. i mean, that's what the obama administration had argued, that immigration was a federal responsibility. so this now puts the pressure on the federal government and the w

cause problemas internacionales a estados unidos que este país tiene que tener una sola voz, asistió jan que confía de los problemas que le causan al estado los indocumentados fue la segunda audiencia de 2 pero para analistas sin duda la más importante. >> porque es el gobierno federal con más de obligaciones que los abogados que están haciendo la demanda por las diferentes organizaciones. >>ne en la mañana una coalicióne organizaciones de derechos civiles leer insistió a la juez que ley sb 1070 causaría problemas ifincreíble. >> estamos optimistas que realmente la juez pueda demostrar que los demandantes si van a sufrir daños y van sufrir daños. >> sin embargo,o, el abogado dee gobernadora jan brewer, insistió en quest la demanda es especulativa porque no puedese mostrar la ley que aún no ha sido implemento ada la jueza le hizo duras preguntas de lado a lado. >> el abogado del estado y de la gobernadora hizo muchas preguntas que indican hacen a uno entender que la juez está pensando que es muyue factible e esta l esta ley sb 1070 no se pueda implementar. >> a la jueza le expresó gran pr

jan, thanks very much. in other news, the meltdown in the housing market and the financial crisis that followed. congress is slowly peeling back the layers as it investigates who's to blame. new documents reveal a cozy tie between two key players that cost taxpayers tens of billions of dollars. sharyl attkisson tonight follows the money. >> reporter: the partnership between countrywide and government-backed fannie mae is partly to blame for the housing crisis. they made billions buying and selling each other's toxic loans. but as they were sending american's housing market down the tubes, new documents show countrywide and fannie mae were quietly scratching each other's backs. >> we make bad loans, you take them, we're off the hook. it's that simple. >> reporter: issa says to sweeten the deal, countrywide gave dozens of top fannie mae officials v.i.p. loans and special treatment that often included discounts worth many thousands of dollars. taxpayers lost out, they've kicked in $84 billion to far for fannie

--con este recurso, "jan brewer" busca que dicha legislacion se aplique en su totalidad, hasta que sedecida su suerte definitiva en los tribunales. --mientras esto ocurre, la jueza federal que freno parcialmente la medida ha recibido miles de amenazas. --el organo de seguridad del sistema judicial califico como "perversos" los mensajes enviados a "susan bolton" tanto via telefonica como por correo electronico.--sin dar detalles de las medidas que se tomaran, se dijo que algunos de ellos son tan serios que se decidio prestarles atencion. ---a pesar de que la jueza "susan bolton" emitio un fallo, el polemico alguacil de "maricopa" continua con sus operativos para arrestar a los indocumentados amparado bajo una ley federal.---"victor hugo rodriguez" nos amplia la informacion. -victor hugo rodriguez -- pkg-- sheriff joe arpaio mobilizes deputies/posse suppression/ illegal operation number 17. (áwith look live for kmexá)hoy el alguacil del condado arpaio anuncio lo que sera el operativo numero 17 contra la inmigracion ilegall. el sheriff reconocio que durante sus operativos un 60 por cient

>> couric: jan crawford in washington. jan, thanks so much. jeff greenfield, the obama administration has often complained about the 24-hour news cycle, and now it seems white house officials were caught in a vortex. >> reporter: yeah, katie. the old united press wire service had a slogan "get it first, but first get it right." in the wake of the shirley sherrod story it's worth asking whether the second half of that slogan has been dumped into the trash bin. it's now clear that no one, not conservative blogger andrew breitbart who posted the clip, not the n.a.a.c.p. who condemned sherrod, nor the agriculture department, none of them had and seen the whole speech. but there's another part of this story, the deep-seeded desire of people who turn to news and opinion sites to reinforce their beliefs. for instance, the idea of an obama administration official harboring anti-white sentiments fits an idea espoused by one of fox news's most popular voices. >> this president, i think, has exposed himself as a guy over and over and over again who has a

. >> governor of that state, jan brewer. >> state's governor, republican jan brewer. >> today, the governor of az -- >> reporter: republican jan brewer moved from second arbitrary of state to the governor of arizona, the constitution called for it, when former governor janet napolitano left for washington. born in hollywood, california, janice kay drinkwine was raised by a single mother after her father died young. she married and moved to arizona in the early 1970s, raising three sons, active in school politics. her political career was born. >> because you've been willing to take on the entire federal government and the president of the united states. >> reporter: during a june visit to the white house, the governor said she invited the president to visit arizona. >> he didn't have time. i offered him lunch. he has not responded. and, you know, i still invite him. mr. president, come see it with your own eyes. >> yeah, you know what, he might actually learn something. >> reporter: the woman who once took aim at her kid's school now takes aim at washington. a once little known governor is

her twittered name is @jan schakowsky. she in 1969 led the fight that put freshness on products in supermarkets and you have her to thank for the delicious and mahon dangerous and salad sandwich you recently picked up at the 711 or maybe that is just me. she carries on the tradition in congress with efforts to safeguard the rights of victims of identity theft and to protect consumers from predatory lenders. in the 110th congress schakowsky sponsor and led the consumer protection safety improvements act to the passage which put in place among other things mandatory standards and testing for infant and toddler products including high chairs and krebs. she recently introduced the safe cosmetics act so your lipstick won't slowly kill you with land. [applause] yes, that's right. let's give it up for that. th's important. [applause] she played a critical role in the passage of comprehensive health care reform in the 111th congress which among many protections is ending the nightmare of being denied insurance coverage because of

the way jan, uh... ( choking up )... jan lived... ...as a model to bring up their children. narrator: on a plot of land in arlington, virginia, overlooking our nation's capital, the grass is growing again. trees have been planted that bloom in newness of life each spring. the wall has been rebuilt. as if in silent honor, for the briefest of moments each evening, the setting sun itself pays tribute with a golden light pouring forth on what is now hallowed ground for all of america. rosemary dillard: we wanted some way to ensure that all of the victims murdered that day... they were never forgotten. >> in the night sky, the radiance of 184 illuminations of remembrance shimmer in the darkness in honor of 184 men, women and children whose lives were extinguished in an instant on a hauntingly beautiful fall morning. >> the last six, seven years have been absolutely surreal. in one minute, it seems like it was in another lifetime... when michele was here. in another minute, it seems like it was just 30 seconds ago. >> seven years later, thousands of americans come together to join

that's how governor jan brewer described the federal judge's decision to block parts of the immigrationane gliha is in tucson where the governor made several appearances today, and the governor telling us the fight isn't over and the state will soon appeal. >> reporter: governor brewer says her fight is far from over, she's been speaking with her legal counsel all day. she says though she is disappointed, she calls this ruling temporary. >> myself and my counsel believe that the senate bill 1070 was constitutional. we liked it all, of course, and we would have liked to have seen it all upheld. >> reporter: governor jan brewer says she will not quit in her fight to put all sections of the new immigration law into effect, calling a judge's ruling temporary, and a little bump in the road. >> jan brewer's not a quitter. the people of arizona's not a quitter. >> reporter: brewer explained supporters and opponents anticipated appeals all along depending on the judge's decision. now she says the fight is far from over. and argues the federal government must step up and take action to better ke

and with jan to control of us a left behind caster semenya is back to competitive racing the nineteen year old wins that first gold medal in eleven months. to both us where terry henri has been getting himself into a new york state of mind the french international has been unveiled in the big apple as the newest member of the local red bulls side following a blog to trask consonantal of the thirty two year old is arguably a big coup for the event david baca was three and a hall's years ago henri boasting a huge resume which includes two premier league titles with also medal and an unprecedented six trophies with barcelona his wrong they're gone as a league and cup titles as well as the two thousand and nine champions league crown the one thousand eyes as world cup and euro two thousand when a has now retired from international competition to focus solely on his time with the bulls the frenchman sounds he's glad to see the league changing for the baton. but i would say it's changed a lot to see when you see the facilities that's there. but. i know some of. the team the substance of it

>> jan crawford in washington. jan, thanks. joining us from miami this morning, michael eric dyson, the author of more than a dozen of books, upcoming presidential race about president obama and the issue of race. good to have you with us this morning. >> good to be here this morning. >> as we heard yesterday from robert gibbs, people wanted a quick response and the administration wanted a fast response. but in going for that fast response it seems due diligence was thrown out the window. why is this happening? seemingly often. >> well, i think -- part of the reason is that we are responding to certain segments. we are not responding with accuracy and speed to certain elements of african-american life. we are not responding to the need of african-american people to see targeted policies towards issues that affect them. we are seeing rather quick responses to the right wing media and unfair pressure on the obama administration, mr. obama himself, from the far right wing which perceives black gain at the expense of white security

jan crawford reports. >> reporter: it starts by a speech usda official shirley sherrod, describing her attitude 24 years ago toward a white farmer. >> and i was with a white person save their land. so i didn't give him the full force of what i could do. >> reporter: that comment and the speech to the naacp lit up the blogosphere after a conservative website this week aired it and suggested there was reverse racism in the administration. agriculture secretary tom vilsack reacted swiftly. he says the usda has zero tolerance for discrimination and fired sherrod for those comments. >> when i saw the statements and context of the statements, i determined it would make it difficult for her to do her job as development director. >> reporter: as with so many issues of race, there's a lot more to this story. sherrod said later in the same speech she was wrong and ultimately helped the man save his farm, but that statement didn't get out on the internet. when the farmer and his wife heard the charges against the woman who helped them 24 years ago, they were shocked. >> she was just as nice as sh

so that was the basis of the judge's ruling. >> let's reminds people of the history of jan brewer. she came to the white house and met with the president. she signed this bill. she thinks it's a good idea. and her argument is that she's forcing the federal government to do its job but she'll appeal it all the way to the supreme court, if that's what it takes. what does me mean by that? >> what she's saying is look who's frustrating the intent of congress. congress passed a law intend us to get tough with illegal immigration. look who isn't doing it. it's the federal government. but the feds say there's only so much we can do. we have limited resource. so let's decide what the biggest problem is and let's not be calling us every day with thousands and thousands of people, everybody that you pick up off the street. now, one other thing -- the judge's ruling also noted that 18 other states are considering following arizona's lead. and she said basically it's one thing if arizona does this. but if this is allowed in arizona and all these other states do it, that's just going to make it

cbs's jan crawford.hen a united airline jet was rocked by severe turbulence. flight 97 en route from washington to l.a. but was diverted to denver. the 777 landed safely last night. passengers said the violent turbulence struck quickly about two hours into the flight. >> the person behind me, he actually flew up, and then he landed across the aisle onto somebody else's head. so he got a bump and a bruise on the chin. >> it was pretty bad. laptops was everywhere. it looked like there was a huge party on the plane but there wasn't. >> one of the passengers was critically injured. there were 255 passengers and 10 crew members on board. >>> stormy weather threatens to set back possible plans to plug the oil well in the gulf with a static kill. this is a live picture of the containment cap on the leaking well. so far holding tight. several leaks have been discovered but are described as very small. a storm in the caribbean could develop into a tropical storm and hit the gulf over the weekend. and that could d

arizona governor january brewer says they -- jan brewer says they will file the appeal. >>> and as weentioned, arizona's governor is turning to the federal courts here in san francisco for her appeal. also, there's an immigration related protest happening now. jade hernandez is standing by live with more on that part of the story. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning, arizona's new immigration law pushed the protesters to the streets. you can see a few of the demonstrators behind me here, but the appeal is here and from there, experts believe this case is onto the supreme court. today we watched a rally with demonstrators against sp 10-70, a law which you heard aims to crack down on illegal immigration on a state level. these leaders and elected officials also voiced their opposition today to an i.c.e. program being imposed on the city. they are saying that this jeopardizes the city status since local law enforcement agencies are required to imprint and report the immigration status for any pulled over or charged with a crime. the board voted to opt out of the program, as did

. >> larry: plus arizona governor jan brewer fighting back on immigration. if you thought she is giving up the fight against illegals, you are wrong. she took new court action hours ago. is she begging for an all-out brawl? next on "larry king live." >> larry: we begin by welcoming governor jan brewer, republican, arizona, she filed an appeal with the 9th circuit court of appeals after a federal judge yesterday blocked a key part of her state's anti-immigration law. thank you for joining us, governor. is there any part of the judge's ruling that at all had any affect on you where you said maybe she's got a point? >> well, of course, we listened very carefully to her statements. and after reading her brief, we realize that she made some points, of course, when we signed the bill we felt it was in good order and that it was constitutional. and we have now consulted with our lawyers and with the members of the legislature to see if -- if there were -- some things we might want to kind of tweak a little bit. but we haven't necessarily made up our minds yet. >> l

---en la audiencia estuvo presente la gobernadora de arizona, "jan brewer".strada que lleva el caso analizo los argumentos de las demandas interpuestas por el departamento de justicia de estados unidos y por la "union americana de libertades civiles". ---en la audiencia, el abogado del departamento de justicia le pidio a la jueza que invalide la ley "sb 1070", aludiendo a que el estado de arizona esta tratando de asumir una facultad que le corresponde exclusivamente al gobierno federal. --las detenciones de inmigrantes son cosa de todos los dias en este pais, pero pocas veces somos testigos de esos encuentros entre los indocumentados y los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza. --las camaras de univision captaron en exclusiva uno de esos momentos y osvaldo borraez nos tiene las imagenes. ---el gobierno federal lanzó una campaÑa destinada a combatir la trata de personas, un flagelo social que afecta a miles de inmigrantes.---"maria rosa lucchini" tiene los detalles. enseguida en noticias univision 14...--millones de hispanos en los estados unidos, siguen guardando

--karla gomez escamilla tiene la reaccion de "jan brewer".chos lideres comunitarios en arizona consideran el fallo de la jueza "susan bolton" una victoria para los inmigrantes y para la sociedad en general. ---"clara colmenero" hablo con ellos y preparó el siguiente reportaje. clara comeneros - pkgos lideres comunitarios en contra de la ley sb1070 llevaron acabo una rueda de prensa donde reaccionaron ante los cambios a la leythis is a wake up juez....es una alerta.... que solo puede haber una imponga leyes migratorias en el pais..... indico mary rose wilcox. ella junto a varios lideres comunitarios celebraron hoy la decision de la juez quien bloqueo la ley sb1070. ya que otras leyes podrian ser legislatura pase esas leyes va alegar n mmo 3sultay vecra tcotcial.>n mmo 3sultay vecra momentosnt

bien puede ser la protagonista de una novela de la difícil vida en la comunidad hispano >>> con arpaio jana y temor >>> la pareja y sus tres hijo que están comenzando una nueva vida en california deucidieron vender su casa y negocio y perder máximo cien mil dólares >>> nuestro delito es ser moreno y tener la piel y rasgo hispano >>> montaron lo que pudieran en el camión y agarrar la autopista diez y solo rogaban cruzar el arizona a california >>> aunque huibiéramos tenido papel nos iban a acusar de tráficos de indocumentado. la parte más polémica del sb 1070 fueron bloqueadbloqueado, sienten que el clima anti inmigrante de arizona es más profundo que la sdiks de un juez y ser hispano no es un opción hasta renunciar >>> el problema es que la perb personas que bufscan el color >>> es característica de nuestra raza y pues por eso es que nos siguen >>> la familia ramos vive en una casa prestado y su meta es tener nuevamente un negocio familiar como arizona para teno tener y dar trabajo a otros >>> la cancillería mexicano dice que no preve un deportación masiva y sin embargo el gobernador de ar

---los abogados de la gobernadora de arizona, "jan brewer", le han pedido a la jueza que desestime las interpuestas por los grupos defensores de los derechos civiles.---la ley "sb 1070" deberia entrar en vigor el proximo jueves 29 de julio. ---a nivel local, los miembros del concejo municipal de "east palo alto" aprobaron una resolucion para oponerse a la ley "sb 1070" en el estado de arizona.---la medida fue presentada por los concejales "rubenÁbrica y laura martinez".---segun Ábrica", a medida que las comunidades enfrentan mas problemas de crimen, drogas y violencia, es importante que la policia y sus residentes trabajen juntos para combatir estos males. ---una copia de la resolucion fue enviada al deparatmento de justicia, a las organizaciones "aclu" y "maldef", y al caucus latino de la legislatura del estado de arizona. --a 8 Ías de la fecha de entrada en vigor de la ley sb1070, el alguacil del condado de maricopa, arizona se reporta listo para recibir una oleada de indocumentados detenidos.--"joe arpaio" inauguro hoy una nueva seccion de su tristemente celebre "carcel de las carpa

fernando pizarro >> la gobernadora de arizona pidió considerar cambios a la ley 12 >> el objetivo de jans sacar los puntos objetadso >>dijo que ya inició reuniones con abogados. >> le piden que mejor haga leyes para atacar y combatir el. >> había pedido apelaciones con urgencia. >> el panel a cargo de analizar la apelacion estará a cargo de tres juecese. >> mientras tanto se debe seguir al pie de la letra >> esta ley tal como se aprobó no prohibe a un indocumentado buscar trabajo, pero sí la forma de hacerlo >> muchos de los trabajadores esperan bajo los arboles hasta inclusive despues del mediodia >> este mismo lugar hoy estaba vacío >> los patrones tienen miedo. >> esta prohibe la contratacion de indocumentados >> alison asegura que los trabajadores esperan en la iglesia o el estacionamiento por lo tanto no violan la ley y los empleadores no impiden el trafico porque ingresan al estacionamiento. >> se asegura que a partir de la aprobacion de la ley sb1070 todo continuará igual >> el sentimiento de miedo y rechazo sigue entre estos trabajadore >> me siento mal, me regreso a oregon >> el

centrarizona d jueza no tomó en cuenta la ley y no la descifró bien >>> la apelación que inició la gobernador jane luchar para que quiten completo lato sb 1070 que nunca implementen está ley >>> bien con lo aprobado de la sb 1070 no le está yendo bien a indocumentados de arizona >>> la gobernador tiene 1, $6 millón de para donaron para pagar por apelación a la decisión de justicia bolton que de miércoles recibió miles de amenaza por correo >>> haré lo que quieren dos los tercer ras parte de arizona y al final gano remgs dijo la gobernador >>> es responsable federal asegurar las franklfrontera y e escuchar demanda de otros ciudadanos que ahora son santuarios para in mi frrant >>> y activista y bloquearon el acceso y la mitad fueron liberado >>> y aunque algunas parte fueron blok kaqueado >>> arpaio puede mantener su criterio para área aro redado >>> en phoenix arizona lucía navarro univisión. es conocido a pesar de promesa de campaña obama no puede impulsar la reforma migratoria que prometió en su primero año de gok >>> del lado de quienes hacen la leyes en el capitolio se sdang arn varios medido

didn't happen this year you know if they just want to talk about politics let's talk about governor jan brewer a very unpopular and not conservative republican governor who's doing this to cover up a billion dollar tax increase in her state who has suddenly won over conservatives by pretending to be tough and not going to great enough and protect. you know what i want to show really government when told that i was leaving out that is a political ally for the republicans there it's got sixty seventy two percent of the state supporting this law that's not just republicans and there is an arizona it is it is now many democrats in the legislature and i mean i'm not the front of the democratic party that is wrong on almost every single of arizona you know who is now the department of homeland security said janet apology on a democrat so let's not say that arizona didn't force it all more than any other secretary. or maybe about your the point right there drones on the border for the first time predator drone to the border on the border our laws from the federal government is doing more and l

jan brewer, envió la respuesta a la jueza de la demanda.a. >> por medio de un comunicado dijo que su respuesta dejo en claro que el gobierno federal se verá afectado. es implementada porque solamente le apliquen al estado de arizona. expresa que el estado sufre un daño ifque n se podría reparar. el que está aplicado es el alguacil de ma maricopa arpaio. se abrió una nueva ley inmigración. >> en esa secciones qs sesiones personas pero aumentará la capacidad es justamente eso. una ciudad con tiendas de campañas en vez de celdas en dónde soportan las ciudad de phoenix. >> cuando nos encontramos en situación de así. >> ante la posibilidad que sea frenada la cadena telemundo se realizara un foro común y decirle de preferencia en inglés no hablar sin mi abogado. >> hay que seguir contestando cada vez que diga al oficial, no hablo sin abogado. >rogelio: tampoco firmar documento alguno y llevar en la mano el número telefónico del abogado de inmigración. >> ella va manejando es ciudadana y yo voy a tu lado y los para la policía en qué delito cae mi

bueno, carmen, algo que causó gran sorpresa entre los que estaban en la audiencia, de la gobernadora janma firmó el pasado abril. no pasó despercibida su presencia. >> resulta irónico vanessa porque nosotros la cadena hispana telemundo, le hemos solicitado entrevistas sin éxito, aunque otras cadenas estadounidenses como fox han tenido mejor suerte. >> exactamente carmen, han sido 23 las veces que le hemos pedido entrevista, las únicas ocasiones en ruedas de prensa en dónde básicamente se ha visto accicer cada. >periodista: la comunidad hispana es la más afectada por esta ley. >>>vanessa: claro que sí carmen. pero la tensión parece crecer con los días muchos no saben huir o quedarse. y más sobre la detención de 7 inmigrantes que se manifestaba ayer frente a la corte federal. >periodista: bajo una fuerte presencia policial y ante el grito de manifestantes 7 activistas fueron arrestados después dpor des obedecer a las autoridades >> come preguntaba que pasaba con pese lo que pase no vamos a resistir. >> luego de alcanzar la libertad de después de 3 horas detenido, es una larga lista de deso

. >> sin embargo,o, el abogado dee gobernadora jan brewer, insistió en quest la demanda es especulativar la ley que aún no ha sido implemento ada la jueza le hizo duras preguntas de lado a lado. >> el abogado del estado y de la gobernadora hizo muchas preguntas que indican hacen a uno entender que la juez está pensando que es muyue factible e esta l esta ley sb 1070 no se pueda implementar. >> a la jueza le expresó gran preocupación si una persona detenida o deportación no habría espacio para corregirlo y los demandantes que los hace a mañag organizaciones de dechos civileleer insistió a van a sufrir hg daños y van sufrir ---regresamos a la bahia ... y esto es .... muy lamentable! ---murio en las garras de varios perros de una raza canina bastante poderosa. ---se trata de un pequeÑito residente del condado de contra costa, le informo en mi reportaje como pasaron las cosas. ---un niÑo de 2 aÑos de edad murio esta maÑana despues de ser atacado por 3 perros "pitbull".---los dueÑos de los perros: su propia familia., de acuerdo a las autoridades de concord.---el ataque sucedio su casa ubicad

[applause] >> thank you, jan. can i ask some other commissioners to join me on stage?now that commissioners mar and chu are here. if there are other elected officials, if you could join me. our community in san francisco is something we are extremely proud of. frankly, if it was not for all of you i do not think any of us would be standing up here. we are very honored to be representing the community and the richness of our heritage in san francisco. it is not just one community but many communities that come from north asia, south asia, southeast asia, the pacific islands. all of us are here to pay homage to the leaders getting awards but also to thank the heritage committee for all the work they have done. can we call up claudia chang to presenter this proclamation? it was not for her and the committee, this would never have happened. please give her a round of applause. [applause] all the committee members are on page three or four of the handbook. problems, a political system in which to many people have lost faith, and the new government will face the worst inheri

--los abogados de "jan brewer" argumentan que dicha querella esta basada en especulaciones y no en hechosconcretos.--el gobierno ha advertido que las leyes federales se imponen a las estatales y que la "sb1070" ha daÑado ademas las relaciones con Éxico.--el estado de arizona alega que el hecho de que el pais vecino se oponga a esa legislacion no la vuelve anti-constitucional.--la "sb 1070" tendria que entrar en vigor el jueves. ---decenas de Óvenes que dicen estar cansados de esperar, se manifestaron hoy en "phoenix, arizona", a favor de una legalizacÓn de los estudiantes indocumentados. ---ellos le exigen a los congresistas que aprueben el acta de los sueÑos, conocida como "dream act", la cual permitiÍa que los niÑos que fueron trÍdos a estados unidos sin documentos, se graduaron de la preparatoria y fueron a la universidad, puedan tramitar la ciudadaÍa. ---muchos de los manifestantes son Óvenes que han recibido un Ítulo universitario, pero no pueden ejercer sus carreras porqueno tienen papeles. ya estamos esperaron estudiantes que no pueden seugir su educacionstan siendo deportadosenemo

and also 2009, 2010 between jan. 38.9, july 30th.pent several months since the city had a driving rules on market street and some people still cannot get it right. >> and let us what this blue a minivan at 10th street, market street. did i mention that this is dedicated for turn right. this drizzle is going straight. it has then the six months since the city of san francisco began we work in this traffic and market street. and to remind drivers that they have to use these to right turn on is, on the buses, tetaxis, and no private vehicles. you might think that after six months drivers would get the hang of this with the private vehicles on market street. >> let us watch the screen it minivan and notice the left blinker on. india's and the right turn only claim. as the driver crosses, a bicycle and yells to turn right. however, the driver is still going straight and eight lanes closed. and at sixth street, market street, plenty of drivers are ignoring that right turn only. sometimes it is a case of follow the leader. one driver will s

simplemente hay aspectos que han sido frenados por la jueza susan bolton y como decía la gobernadora janaciones y puede llegar a la suprema corte de justicia. puede tardar, 1,2, 03 años. jf grac . >>>vanessa: gracias a rogelio mora-tagle, con análisis de esta situación gobernadora, hay personas que han estado participando en una vigilia de hace más de cien días >>> recibieron la noticia del fallo de la jueza con alegría. >>> oyeron la radio?. ya la pararon. >>> a la enterarse de la noticia lo primer que hizo patricia rojas fue llamar su hijo por temor se había ido de arizona con su familia >>> lágrimas de tristeza o alegría? >>> vamos estar menos presos y voy a volver a ver a mis nietos >>> josé maría soto fue quien se puso a rezar >>> es una respuesta a lo que hemos hecho. oraciónes >>> griselda que no arregla sus papeles, vino al capitolio, donde no hace tanto la gobernadora, firmó la sb 1070 para celebrar con arroz y mole. acompañada de niños. >>> tuvimos que soportar mucha cosas, pero ya viene lo bueno >>> frente la cámara del senado, los ánimos se, cal dieron, donde aparece un repub

. >> on the day the immigration law goes into effect, the governor jan brewer will ask a court to reinstatehe original law. a judge stripped arizona's law of most controversial provision. >> the federal government got a brief from the court not to do those. >> the battle is far from over. >> what they argue, is going to go to a supreme court review. >> the sheriff says nothing has changed. despite that immigrants won't have to walk around with their papers and police aren't required to check a person's immigration status while enforcing jobs. >> all the cop has to book them in the jail and we are going to determine if they are here illegally, that is anybody. we will put a hold on them. >> that is why demonstrators continue to flood into phoenix. this group is showing support for the temporary changes to the law. >> the whole world is watching arizona and saying shame on you. >> the latino community is feeling a sense of victory is. >> during the ongoing battles. federal government will continue to argue that immigration policy is the federal government's responsibility, not that of the sta

. >> on the day the immigration law ges into effect, the governor jan brewer will ask a court to reinstate the original law. a judge stripped arizona's law of most controversial provision. >> the federal government got a brief from the court not to do those. >> the battle is far from over. >> what they argue, is gng to go t a supreme court review. >> the sheriff says nothing has changed. despite that immigrants won't have to walk around wi their papers and police aren't required to check a person's immigratn status while enforcing jobs. >> all the cop has to book them in the jail and we areoing to determine if they are here illegally, that is anybody. we will put a hold on them. >> that is why demonstrators continue to flood into phoenix. this group is showing support for the temporary chans to the law. >> the whole world is watching arizona and saying shame on you. >> the latino community is feeling a sense of victory is. >> during the ongoing battles. federal governmt will continue to argue that immigration policy is the federal government's responsibility, not that of the states. >>> im

now it's hard to miss. >> governor of that state, jan brewer. >> republican jan brewer. >> today the of arizona -- >> reporter: republican jan brewer moved from secretary of state to the governor of arizona. the constitution called for it when former governor janet napolitano left for washington. born in hollywood, california, janet k. drinkwine was raised by a single mother after her father died young. she married and moved to arizona in the early 1970s, raising three sons active in school politics. her political career was born. >> you've been willing to take on the entire federal government and the president of the united states -- >> reporter: during a june visit to the whousernor to visit arizona. >> he didn't have ti i offered him lunch. he has not responded. you know, i still invite him. mr. president, come see it with your own eyes. >> yeah, you know what, he might actually learn something. >> reporter: the woman who once took aim at her kid's school now takes aim at washington. a once little-known governor is little-known no longer. david muir, abc news, new york. >>> toyota

jan brewer reacting to today's decision by a federal judge demonstrators gathered outside the courthouse. it was close to the public because of the emotions surrounding the case. judge: temporarily blocked endorsement of the most controversial provisions of ottawa sun apparel provision. requiring police officers to check a person's immigration status. note to requiring non-citizens to have immigration papers with them all times. >> raised this law. a poll >> this including the federal government said the provisions would lead to racial profiling governor burner and supporters of the lot is vital to protecting the state's legal residents. >> we are being invaded by illegal immigration in the state of arizona. >> new cnn poll shows 55 percent of americans approve of the law. at the same time 54 percent say they think sb 1070 will lead to greater discrimination against hispanics. off when asked whether they think the law will act to reduce illegal immigration only 48 percent say yes. when both the sides agree on the issue is not settled today. arizona officials already working on an appeal.

i get i believe next tuesday wednesday morning will let jan know each not have any impact on traffic. the bay bridge toll plaza mark jones kron 4 news. >> new data provided by muni suggested service has hit an all-time record high news he said during the first three months of the year all vehicles were on time 75 percent of the time. that's the best performance in the history. he credits the performance to the service changes made last december. those changes reduced or eliminated some rides off the boat or drivers on the heavily used route. we spoke to a muni riders will some say they have noticed that our service others disagree. >> night after wheat prices long for boss and if you do it during trading hours you're really in trouble because it takes a lot longer to get to work. >> 48 minutes, 50 minutes sometimes are walking home. it's a waste of my money. >> i take the f line bridge i stood in line havana's a market for almost 45 minutes. it never came by. >> never comes there some people it's so crowded so hard for me to get to school. >> getting out of my neighborhood is really h

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meanwhile, the state of arizona, led by governor jan brewer, wasted no time in filing a federal appeal of wednesday's ruling, asking an appeals court to lift bolton's order, which blocks the most controversial elements of the state's new law. >> all right. here is a look at some other stories making news early today in america. in chicago a cell phone store employee is being called a hero for fighting off an armed robber. surveillance video shows the thief point a gun at a female customer and her young child after he thought she pulled out a cell phone to call police. that's when the clerk wrestled with the suspect and took his gun. police are now searching for the robber who got away with $83. >>> a minnesota mother and her two children are safe after the mother lost control of her vehicle and plunged into a pond. water was pouring into the car when a highway first responder rushed to the scene. officials say he jumped into the neck-deep water and was able to get everyone out safely. >>> and in florida, it was a close call for a group of golfers who saw a 30-pound chunk of ice fall fr

less are in now rivals samantha who is jan that was questioned by athletics officials will compete in another event in finland on sunday before returning home to south africa to build up the thickness and the pure form of the one who can always be true you know with an experience. what. would you do just to do anything you need to just three legs. to do to force who you are going to do what he's. going to do who are you smooth and easy to just call your run to fool. or use to do what we did when once it all now rushes first formula one driver may not trace at the top level next to have it early patrols could be on his way out at you know after inconsistent results saw him grab just six points into and races but place its fifteenth in the standings some seventy seven points behind teammates all because here is the who is seventh overall the poll and doing any questions about his tenure recently signing an extension until twenty two well plenty of speculation surrounding the rush of though the scheme where i come in sébastien boy i me and andre answered to you all talented as for the na

well, his main secret to success lies with his friends and neighbors, roy nishimori and jan berk, who run san miguel produce and have almost every green you could imagine at their farm in nearby oxnard which, in turn, provides the chef with a lot of great ideas. >> here we have the baby bok choy in a soy ginger sauce. fabulous. and here, we have capellini with the sweet pea. >> besides selling to local chefs, san miguel produce is actually behind one of the most innovative products in the leafy greens market for consumers these days--bagged cooking greens. launched in 1996, it was the first packaged form of cooking greens in the united states. the idea all goes back to the 1970s when roy and his 2 partners were in the vegetable and lettuce business and saw the trend in the bagged salad market and wondered if there wasn't something else they could grow to distinguish themselves from the pack. >> after looking at some of the research, said there might be a market for this. so in 1995 was when we started to transition more of the ground to dedicated toward these leafy greens--the collard

posted back in august last year have still filled the thing but less are in now rivals samantha who is jan that was questioned by athletics officials will compete in another event in finland on sunday before returning home to south africa to build up the fitness and the performance over and over with the jury it was an experience. just told me. you need to just really experience who you can run to do to force who we are going to do what he's. going to do board and smooth and easy to just calm and run to fool. or use to do what we didn't want to do now russia's first formula one driver may not race at the top level next to have a daily patrols could be on his way out at you know after inconsistent trauma results saw him grab just six points into and races the place its fifteenth in the standings some seventy seven points behind teammates all because he had it so his seventh over all the pole and being any questions about his tenure recently signing an extension until twenty it's well plenty of speculation surrounding the rush of though the scheme where i come in sébastien boy and me and and

in fact meteorologist jan noll says were quickly approaching the seventh month in a row where high temperaturesh san francisco and san jose are below average. for example in april san jose is high averages 72 degrees, this year to 65. in a san jose's high averages 76 degrees, this year to 70. in june the average guy is almost 82 degrees, this year to 78 degrees. and so far this month which should be averaging a high of 84 degrees in san jose, is still sitting below the 80 degree mark. so is the back of the sun is out today an indication that the trend is changing? well not so fast meteorologist said the cooling trend is going to continue at least for another couple of weeks. in san francisco gan carmen kron 4 news. >> new details about an execution double murder in hayward. police have arrested a 17 year-old fremont girl in connection with the shooting. here's a picture of the girls' 21 year-old companion isaiah washington of oakland he's been in custody since may since the pro violation. both have been no charge with two counts of murder or robbery and assorted other charges related to the kil