. >>> se agota la paciencia de un juez que exige a joe arpaio que cumpla con ordenes del aÑo pasado.ado en una corte de arizona, un juez federal le exige que implementen cambios para eliminar el perfil racial. nos cuentan por quÉ se agota la paciencia del juez. >>> hoy se realizÓ una audiencia donde el juez le exige a joe arpaio y agentes que deben implementar cambios. que ordenÓ el aÑo pasado, debe realizar operaciones conforme a la ley. sin discriminar y tratar injustamente a inmigrantes hispanos. >>> nos dimos cuenta que el alguacil no era sincero al cambiar la agencia, levantamos una queja con el juez. >>> luego que el auxiliar de marico maricopa, hiciera criticas contra la orden del juez. contra los prpopios agentes. >>> en reuniones con oficiales, el sheriff dijo que no estaba de acuerdo con el orden de la corte, que era incorrecto, absurdo, que era como un insulto a los los oficiales. >>> en la audiencia donde estuvo el alguacil joe arpaio, y sheridan, admitieron cometer un error al hacer las criticas, y dijeron que no volvera a suceder. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> sin embargo

sheriff joe arpaio. >> one of my philosophies is you should never live better in jail than you do on the outside. >> you purposely want your jails to be tough, correct? >> well, i sure don't want it to be a hilton hotel like some other prisons around the nation. it's all this rehabilitation, education. we have all that in our jails, nobody talks about, but we punish our children, take away certain things from them, privileges. why can't we punish people that have committed crimes and take away their privileges? >> there's probably not another law enforcement figure in america as famous or as well covered as sheriff joe arpaio. so i had had some idea about who he was before i went in, but when you actually meet him, it's a really interesting experience. >> so what is this? a little introduction? >> 78 years old, he can sit down and talk with you for two hours straight and he could have done 20 hours straight. he is passionate about his position and about his beliefs, and he likes to talk about them. >> why does your message resonate? i mean, you win your elections pretty handily, righ

>> he is the sheriff of maricopa county, joe arpaio. >> see, we used to punish our children in the oldays. and we used to take privileges away when they did something wrong, so what's wrong with punishing the inmates and taking privileges away? they committed crimes. what is the difference? why is everybody afraid to say, when you do something wrong, you should be punished? >> over the last 18 years, arpaio has become internationally known for running what he calls america's toughest jail. >> so you were in the prison? >> yeah. >> you like it better here or the prison? >> i want to go back. >> because it's nice, huh? in this county, don't violate the law because you're not going into a hilton hotel. >> whether it truly is the toughest jail is debatable. but arpaio at least wants the inmates to believe it is. >> sometimes they yell at us from 12:00 at night until 12:00 the next day and then they wonder why we're unruly. we do get unruly sometimes on our own behalf, but sometimes we just get pushed and pushed and pushed and pushed. >> do teachers yell in the classroom? >> not all day. >>

hoy compareciÓ el chef joe arpaio y su vice alguacil por orden del juez federal que concluyÓ que su agenciae la agencia del sheriff. en este entrenamiento estaba arpaio, Él no hablÓ ante el juez pero el sub alguacil dijo que estaba arrepentido por las declaraciones que hizo segÚn el frustrado por la baja moral entre los oficiales. >>> y pasamos a mÉxico donde asesinaron al alcalde de michoacÁn quien ya habÍa voib vi sobrevivido un par de atentados y durante un tiempo fue protegido por agentes federales al momento de su ejecuciÓn no tenÍa escoltas porque no confiaba en la policÍa local. raÚl torres con los detalles. >>> el sÁbado por la maÑana saliÓ de su casa temprano iba rumbo la presidencia municipal. pero apenas puso un pie en la calle le dispararon. ahÍ mismo cayÓ muerto gustavo el alcalde de el estado de michoacÁn. tenÍa como escolta a policias federales pero se los quitaron. >>> le habrÍan brindado una protecciÓn de jurisdiccion federal y se lo quitaron >>> hacia tiempo que la muerte acechaba aloneft alcalde en oct del 2012 lo emboscaron y quedÓ con heridas en la mano y una pierna y e

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now joe arpaio is segregating some of his inmates to help them out.introduced a jail unit specifically for inmates who served in the military. the phoenix sherrif says, quote, they served our country. the least we can do is help the jail is home to 250 jets. granny's got pride and she's not afraid to show it.ñr but she lives in happy valley, oregon and says she got a letter saying her flag in the window looked like drapes and she needs to take them down. they worked out a deal. the apartment complex giving her a flagpole to hang it outside the complex. >>> the department of navy is considering banning sales on ships and bases. they have stopped discounting cigarettes sold in its stores. a survey found 30% of u.s.ç troops smoke, 50% higher than the civilian population. ecigarettes may not help people quit smoking at all. a new study of the devices which lets people inhale vapor instead of smoke found smokers who use them were no more likely to quit than smokers who did not. researchers say more study is needed to determine whether people are changing

sheriff joe arpaio says he simply wants to motivate inmates to not come back. >> our meals went up fromts to 18. i'm not too happy with that. you know, we have a little inflation. we give them two meals a day. >> brunch. >> this is it. that's all you get until dinnertime. >> usually a bologna sandwich, an orange, donated cookies. and at night they get a hot meal. >> a lot of these guys won't talk up but i'm going tell you what i think. the food here is garbage, bro. >> you don't eat it? >> no. >> how come? >> the only reason i eat is the fruit. the only reason i take the tray is so that i can talk to everybody in the run. because when they give you your food, the trap stays opened until they pick it up. i don't eat it, though. >> we throw more of it away than we eat, honestly. the food that we get -- >> well, once you serve it you can't use it for anything else. do you have food in wyoming? >> we do. and we recognize it. no, but seriously. >> i've got more people in jail than you have in your whole state. >> you've got that right. >> the two meals for every one of its 8,000 inmates, the

joe arpaio of the maricopa county accused the administers of cooking the books.elieve this. why not? >> well, you can play around with statistics. i always had a feeling that a lot of these people that we put on hold turn over to i.c.e., really were not being deported. i did a survey last three months, found out that over 1200 illegal aliens in our jails, a third that were released have criminal records and still booked back into the jail, six, seven, eight times, keep cooking back. how come they're not deported? they're high-level violators. that's the question i have regarding this situation. >> do you know at what point -- if a snapshot is taken to say, all right, we have deported you or sent you back, could we just in the rounding up process and they count that when they haven't gone back? just been rounded up? right? >> they're rounded up, booked into my jails for criminal violations, we put holds on them, they're turned over to i.c.e., and then how come they keep coming back? they should be back where they came from or they're being let out of the back door

last year, joe arpaio announced he would like to buy two drones for his tent-city jail.of them observed blood leaking from a meat-packing plant into a nearby creek, governor perry signed legislation making it illegal for drone users to use it on private property. thank you, governor perry. these blue sky days are pictures over our heads taken with a civilian drone, in the current issue of harper's magazine. joining me now from paris, is the contributor, tomas, thank you for joining us at this late hour in paris. i know there is a short delay, so the first question is, tell us how you actually purchased your drone and why you decided the focus on the civilian use of drones. >> i just went onto amazon.fr, the amazon.com that you have in france and i ordered it up. and them i bought a high resolution camera and put it on there and i had to do a little bit of modification. there was not anything off the shelf ready for professional photos. but since i bought my drone, things have gotten even cheaper and more professional. and then i decided to travel around the united states

joe arpaio, e polemico alguacil del condado maricopa en arizona, rinde cuentas ante un juez or hacer todos, claro que sí, el noreste del país se ve afectado en las próximos horas, con precipitaciones en texas y la florida, en houston con 30% de chubascos máxima de 64 y también afecta a miami con un 60% de lluvias y mínima de 72, tenemos precipitaciones de nieve para el noreste del país en las próximas horas, que afecta dakota del sur hasta wisconsin, minnesota con una máxima de 29, otras máximas 2que tenemos, nueva york con 37, atlanta 59, los Ángeles con 57 y san diego california con un día nublado y 56, vamos con los chicos a nuestro méxico lindo y querido, chicos, cómo están. >>> chicos. >>> anita. >>> aquí estamos muy querida ximena, vamos con moni vidente que está con nosotros para darnos sus predicciones, mi moni, el público te aclama. >>> muchas gracias por la invitación y prometo nod ejarlos tanto tiempo no saben cuánto los extrañé, pero de ahora en adelante daremos predicciones buenísimas y este año no svan a dar la ley de migración, no tranto como queramos, este año la tene