he didn't invite jan brewer.did not invite texas governor perry to the white house to talk about immigration. >> who is jan brewer? >> the governor of arizona. and to show seriousness, who did he invite to talk about immigration? rosario dawson and eva long or why. he brought in actresses. he is not serious. he wants to induce republicans into arguing against immigration if call them racist 3 push him up to 40% of the solutions. >> polls say that the real level in the immigration cutoff is 61%. of the public. not the 45% routinely reported by gallop. this is alexander of uc berkeley, in combination of miller mckuhn magazine may-june 2011. do you know the publication? >> i do know it, yes. >> is it reliable? >> hopefully, yes. >> that's a consensus of what americans want, immigration cutoff. >> i wanted to pick up on -- i agree this has turned into a political football but there are issues at stake for america's economy. i was an illinois a few weeks ago talking to companies and they say they have [not understanda

account if it passes it will then have to be approved by the ears of the legislature and governor jan brewer self and then the u.s. congress cilicia says not likely our nation will add by arizona as a first state anytime soon that's not stopping the movement as paul ekstrom an attorney and co-founder of the start our state groups said if we can do this vote at least we can send a message not only to the state legislature but also to the rest of the nation to tell the rest of the nation that not everybody in arizona is crazy. joins me now to talk about this issue paul welcome. great to have you with us here there in arizona with us here in d.c. why do you guys want to break away from arizona well you know over the last twenty years we've had a tax cut every single year and we were a low tax state in the first place to a point where our school now fallen from twenty and funding in the country among the dead last and our tuition is has gone up ten times for our state. universities and basically they're they're pricing middle class kids out of getting a decent education and frankly i call rebirt

and they're doing a great job raising awareness about just how far to the fringe republicans like jan brewer are taking the states and i have a what may even be a little more radical proposal when you consider how the states are organized every state has two senators this was the result of a compromise back in the constitution was being put together where the members of the house of representatives would be apportioned by population but the small states said but wait a minute we don't end up with one member so they said well you can have two senators for instead that's how they brought them in so that they could get all thirteen signed off it's become a problem for america right now in the united states forty one senators representing only fifteen percent of americans can filibuster a bill can stop legislation fifteen say percent of americans can block what would affect everybody so this chart here joy california texas new york and florida those four states represent eight senators. over the little spectrum over here you've got about twenty states that all have populations of under under thr

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. >>> jan brewer will ask the supreme court to lift an injunction blocking parts of the controversialmmigration law. it took effect last july. it was stripped of a provision that would have given police the power to check the immigration status of suspected criminals. >>> an orthodox jewish newspaper is apologizing for editing out secretary of state hillary clinton from a photo of president obama and his staff watching the osama bin laden mission. the new york paper says it doesn't publish images of women out of respect if jewish laws of modesty. >> former colorado governor arnold schwarzenegger and his wife, maria shriver, are separated. the would have been together 25 years. >>> and in china, a woman has given birth to conjoined twin babies and they both have a single body with two heads. doctors were quoted as saying it would be nearly impossible to separate them. >>> and now here is an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12, 684 after gaining 45 points yesterday. the s&p added 6 points. s nasdaq rose 15. taking a look at overseas trading this morn

jan brewer wants to bypass that and go to the nation's directly highest court. last month a three judge panel upheld a ruling that prevented key parts of law from being enforced. >> in libya at least five nato air strikes targeted tripoli overnight. they showed the damage called by one strike to a government building used by parliament. it was not immediately clear what the other strikes targeted and there has been no word on injuries. they are conducting strikes over libya to prevent the country's military to target civilians and rebels to hell rebels. >> the mississippi river has crested. in memphis was isolated through low lying neighborhoods and forced hundreds to evacuate but no new serious flooding is expected. >> in memphis the mighty ti mississippi is living up to its name, spilling two and a half miles out of the bank. >> it's been called the wicked weather river. >> the river crested at about 48 feet just shy of the 1937 record. it follows record winter snow that drained into the mississippi. >> it's biblical, 40 days and 40 nights of rain which we are

lo que vemos, por ejemplo a nivel estatal en estados unidos es que los republicanos son los jan brewermentados. ¿ese es el partido republicano? >>no, esa es la frustraciÓn que tiene el pueblo americano, que nosotros aquÍ en el capitolio no estamos haciendo lo que tenemos que hacer. yo creo... si habs con el pÚblico,a mayorÍa del pÚblico, de hecho 70% del pÚblico estÁ de acuerdo con lo que estÁn haciendo esas personas de arizona y de otros estados. pero el 70% del pÚblico quiere una soluciÓn, que tengamos un sistema de huÉspedes trabajadores, que hagamos las cosas que son necesarias para resolver este problema. y yo creo que es imperativo que el partido republicano sea lÍder en estas cosas, porque como tÚ sabes, la comunidad latina estÁ de acuerdo con la mayorÍa de las cosas que nosotros creemos como republicanos. ellos generalmente estÁn a favor de la familia, a favor de trabajar fuerte; estÁn a favor de hacer todas las cosas que nosotros como republicanos creemos que son importantes; pero en este momento no se sienten bienvenidos a nuestro partido. pues, yo creo que ya es hora de que

. >> arizona's republican governor jan brewer has signed ten abortion bills, including one mandating that a woman seeking an abortion get an ultrasound first. florida and texas will soon have similar laws. >> maybe a 22-year-old girl goes in there who has never seen one and says, "wow. that's my baby." >> reporter: the movement picked up speed after the 2010 elections when republicans took control of five more governorships and 23 state legislative chambers. how much does it help you that you have all these new republican-controlled legislatures across the country? >> oh, i think this is huge. i think this is a historic time. legislators at the state level-- and having been a state legislator-- they have a much better opportunity to pass policy initiatives. >> hey, hey, planned parenthood is here to stay. >> reporter: protests against all these laws have been sporadic, and for the most part, small. were proabortion rights groups taken off guard? >> no, no, we anticipated it. the fact of the matter is we have to fight it on every front and women's voices have to be heard. >> reporter:

. >>> arizona governor jan brewer will ask the u.s.rt to overturn an injunction blocking enforcement of the state's immigration law. she wants to bypass a federal appeals court and goes straight to the top. >> when faced with injustice, arizonians will not sit idly. we will act. so, instead of appealing to the larger panel of the ninth certain court, my legal team will soon file an immediate petition for the united supreme court to lift the injunction of senate bill 1070. >>> candidates for president are getting support for a new kind of political activist and they're especially active in iowa. danielle nottingham has that story. >> on a typical week night, you'll find rob taylor at the ball field, warming up with his son ben's little league team. >> you swing when he swings. >> taylor's passion is politics. after rooting for democrats for decades, he's chairman of the iowa dallas county republicans. his wife, christi, is a lifelong republican and doctor by trade. >> any pain in the neck? >> at home, the couple makes politics a family

history yet he has received the harshest criticism from the right wingers like arizona governor jan brewer whose only ideas with regard to immigration reform are you poor anyone whose skin is browner than hers so what does the president need to do to squash radical immigration reform ideas and advance common sense ones and what exactly is the best way to address this problem in the united states. there are real really two dueling philosophies is almost too strong a word to do wing groups in the republican or conservative camp there are the corporatists those who love the fact that they can make money off illegal immigration and there are the racists those who are scared to death of people whose color skin color is different from them who speak a different language and come from a different country with any kind of difference with regard to ethnicity these two dueling groups the corporate is versus the racists the corporatists they were other white the current system they got cheap exploitable labor the they've in fact they very much like the status quo here's for example what the president

the law you just asked about is one that governor january brewer sign -- jan brewer signed recently that allows for police to stop -- i am so sorry. gwen: that's all right. >> i almost said inmates again. i was going to tie it back to the california system. allows police to stop anyone who might not be properly documented here in america and look for their papers. that's a big deal. it had a lot of fanfare. it was immediately challenged by the obama organization and other civil liberties groups. gwen: that's not at all -- >> no, and in fact, to answer your question, this does not shed light on that. and chief justice roberts went out of his way to say this does not -- he did not offer any signal or hunt about how the court might rule in that case. >> what i'm so fascinated by with this california case, is there any evidence at all that shows that when you do release a widespread release of prisoners early like this, crime goes up? is there any sort of empirical evidence? >> well, it certainly points to that. in philadelphia in the early 1990's, there was a cap law that allowed people to

para hablar de inmigración la gobernadora de arizona jan brewer solicita a la suprema de justicia anularsuave del proyecto que había sido aprobada a inicio de esta semana. ( ♪ música) >>> bueno pues las aguas de un río crecen peligrosamente ilia y muchos están aterrados por posibles inundaciones >>> jackie tiene toda la información >>> sí les cuento en alerta están de hecho los habitantes de varios estados por la crecida del río mississippi porque podría alcanzar su máximo nivel mañana y existe el peligro de inundaciones desde memphis hasta luisiana, creciendo hasta 48 pies de altura por lo que las autoridades piden precaución, así que muy te maznaz la situac hacía mississippi. las altas temperaturas, con p precaución, temperaturas con el índice de calor se sienten como si estuvieran en los cien grados a eso le sumamos los famosos vientos que pudiera generar fuego forestal en nueva méxico tenemos aviso y alerta hasta de nieve sobre lamla montaña desde montana justamente para dakota actividad de precipitaciones sobre las 4 esquinas y tenemos este sistema casi estacionario que genera activ

the streets protesting because they don't have that symbol of you know that of evil for them the jan brewer symbol that they were railing retiring you know like we just mentioned that there are laws being passed across the congress not just about arizona anymore you have it going on friday you have it going on in alabama so really you know who drive so that when this story is taking center stage in the media and pundits are talking about it and it's being built up does that also help drive the crowds or do the crowds health care i believe the attention well the crowds drive the media attention when something discrete and crazy happens we don't have that in arizona because we don't have that arizona show piece we don't have a jim breuer we don't have the minutemen lighting up the border we don't have that so in other words it's going to be up to the media to drive the story and then again the media is ignoring these these these discrete you know state laws that are being passed by republicans and there's republican infighting. also ignoring what's going on with the president a president is u

. >> the governor jan brewer wants to bypass the ninth circuit court of appeal in pran fran and go to the nation's highest court. last month the three judge panel of the ninth circuit upheld the order that prevented key parts of the law from being enforced. >>im confident arizona will prevail. we are in the position because of the federal government's failure to secure our border and enforce immigration law. >> the justice department argues that the law burdens legal immigrants by allowing the police to question the immigration status of those they suspect in the country illegally. >> florida's loss is the california's gain. california will get 300 million to build a high speed rail line. we'll get money to help pay for new state of the art rail cards. the state of the florida cancelled the high speed rail plans. >> san francisco is giving drivers free fuel for the next year and half it is for electric cars. electric vehicle chargers will be available in city owned garages and sfo through 2013. the idea is to help electric car drivers to top off the charges when they are away from hom

. >> >>catherine: jan brewer, the arizona congressmacontroversial immigration law is going to capitolill for clarification on this bill. >>catherine: prostitution and the families of this in mexico have been uncovered with a prostitution ring. >>catherine: in texas, 250 firefighters put out a fire at the apartment complex. this was early that the fire started in a car and then jumped to the buildings about 20 units for burned. all of the residents were able to get out, safely. >>catherine: in pennsylvania a man has finally gotten his to gree charlie mastiff bitch, gutless-college degree he always wondered what happened if what would happen if the graduate. he received a standing ovation when he gave the commencement speech. >>pam: 82 alting problem the could impact older ford trucks while a ford fuel problem with to fourth reports of fuel tanks falling in causing fires. >> 243 reports--and with over 2.7 millions could be impacted. analysts say that there could be some relief at the pump. just in time for summer vacation and could drop by 25 per gallon. the national average has been re

governor jan brewer says she'll ask the u.s. supreme court to overturn a ruling that put parts of that law on hold. that decision came last month. arizona's attorney general says going straight to the supreme court will save time and money. among the provisions are mandates that immigrants carry registration papers and allow police to question the immigration status of anyone they stop. >>> well, the mighty mississippi just keeps rolling right over its banks, and that means flooding from memphis and cities downstream tonight. relentless rainfall and snow melt from up north has the mississippi at its banks, cresting in memphis 14 feet above flood stage. low-lying areas are looking at four to five feet of water and it took more than a week for the river to rise this high. officials there say it will take at least a week or more for it to recede. the army corps of engineers opening flood gates to help ease pressure downstream. >> we've reached the trigger to operate the spillway, which is 1.2 million cubic feet per second passing n

arizona governor jan brewer signed a law last year to mandate immigration checks for people questioned on other charges. parts of the law are on court- ordered hold. a federal judge blocked a similar law in utah today, and texas legislators voted last night to require that police give immigration offenses the same priority as they do other crimes. >> suarez: we are joined now by two senior correspondents for "fronteras: the changing america desk," a network of public radio stations across the southwest focusing on immigration and border issues. hernan rozemberg is reporting from san antonio, texas. michel marizco is in tucson, arizona. hernan, let me start with you. as we mentioned earlier the president promised the reform package early in his term. the term's now more than half over. is there any proposal on the desk? where does that effort stand? is there enough time in what remains of his term? >> i don't think so. under the current situation, under the current republican leadership, i think that it's all become a political football. being tossed from one party to the other to see w

but my general election opponent, the now governor of arizona, jan brewer, at the time a year ago that she signed senate bill 1070 was running third in a field of four republicans. and my probable opponent as the democratic nominee was going to be a guy named buzz mills, a name that is perhaps lost in history but who looked like he was the odds on favorite to win the republican nomination. everything changed a year ago when 1070 was signed. and there's tremendous power as mark has referred to i think very appropriately in the images that have been conveyed by the advocates and the power that swept through arizona and you've seen in the 1700 bills that have been introduced around the country. this is the time for reflection one year later. i guess that anniversary is particularly appropriate. the arizona republic editorialized on the one-year anniversary that a year later, senate bill 1070 looks like a big expensive con. it brought us boycotts, lost business, a sullied reputation, another court battle and a betrayal of arizona's heritage. oh, yes, and it did nothing to make the border s

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