and during our time at maricopa she was actually released.we wanted to see how she was doing when she got out, and we ended up actually catching up with her outside of the jail facility. >> but i got my eye done since then. and it's a colored one. but i don't like it because it doesn't move exactly with this one. that's why i got glasses and stuff, so i can make sure i look straight at people. i can get it permanently put in, but that's just really costly, so it looks a lot better than the white eye everybody saw on me. >> though she only spent four months at maricopa, it became clear that it had an affect on her. >> but overall life is better? >> overall, yeah. it's better being out of stripes. better being free. at the same time i kind of -- i didn't mind being in jail because i didn't have anything to worry about. i didn't have any bills to worry about, people, which was a good thing. when i first got out it was actually really hard. i broke down to the point where i was crying because i didn't know what the hell i was going to do. when i

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las acciones del alguacil mÁs temido de estados unidos, afectan toda la comunidad del condado de maricopaciÓn soes la misma que logrÓ sacar de su puesto a rose pearce propulsor de la ley 1070 al momento han recolectado 120 mil firmas de votantes registrados, pero deben reunir mÁs de 337 mil. >>> poara poder entonces tener una elecciÓn especial donde seÁa el sherif solamente con su oponente y la gente votar para sacarlo >>> a pesar de estos esfuerzoss por sacarlo y las mÚltiples crÍticas, arpaio hace su redadas de indocumentados la mÁs reciente en varios restaurantes estado cadena la cual detuvieron a 11 personas, el impacto fue de tag ma tal magnitud que este lugar cerrÓ sus puertas, el encargado de la misma cadena estÁn haciendo todo lo posible para contratar mÁs pjgente para pode reabrir este lugar. 7 detenidos y 4 restantes acusados de utilizar documents d falsos, el al ca cee guacil seÓe frac turÓ un hombre. sÍ logran reunir las firmas para mayo la elecciÓn especial serÍa en noviembre prÓximo en phoenix arizona, juan carlos gonzÁlez univisiÓn. >>> el turismo en mÉxico da un giro de 18

el condado de maricopa tiene el tercer sistema de prisiones mÁs grande en el paÍs. >>> cuando se traenÍculos en la tienda de la prisiÓn. a cada uno le quitaron un dÓlar diario. >>> nos vamos asegurar que usamos el dinero para sus comidas antes que se los sigas ten en la tienda comprando chocolates. >>> bueno, por otra parte, el alguacil, ofreciÓ encarcelar gratis a todos los inmigrantes indocumentados. que estÁn siendo puestos en libertad por la oficina de inmigraciones y aduanas ice por falta de presupuesto. arpaio tiene camas suficientes en las capas de la prisiÓn que tiene al aire libre. >>> ilia y enrique se cayÓ, resbalo y fracturÓ el hombro izquierdo, hace algunas horas el dÍa de hoy. >>> malas noticias. ¿quÉ mejor? esperamos. gracias por tu informaciÓn. >>> sin un acuerdo para reducir el dÉficit fiscal. esta medianoche entrara en efecto 85 mil millones de dÓlares, en recortes automÁticos el presupuesto de defensa, serÁ severamente afectado, pero no serÁ el Único. luis me jied explora cual serÁ el impacto de los recortes en la comunidad hispana. >>> el congreso no se puso de acue

at maricopa county.ay before, jodi was feeling faint and needed special permission to get a protein bar. and before you roll your eyes, it might come a surprise to you that inmates at maricopa county only get fed two meals a day, 12 hours a part. you try that. jodi on the other hand is getting a bit of a special exception, they're splitting one of her meals into two so she actually gets feed three times a day. i want to bring in beth karas from "in session." she joins me from outside the courthouse. beth, it may seem unreasonable to some people that someone is fed two times a day, 12 hours a part. this is standard for inmates at maricopa county, isn't it? >> yes, indeed. and i'm assured that sheriff arpaio has consulted with a nutritionist to make sure that the meals are balanced and they're getting sufficient, obviously, nutrition and calories. it's a total of 2600 calories in a day. but a 12 hours is a long period of time. the inmates at the jail and not being transported. they can a commissary and the

but at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, sheriff joe arpaio personally chose the black anded uniforms along with the pink underwear and socks to send a message. >> this is joe arpaio's way to express how we are pay our way back to society. the pink is his way to keep us humbled. it's a way to separate us away from regular society. >> put them in pink underwear. because they were smuggling the white underwear out of the jail. that is the official reason. the unofficial reason, they hate pink. you never give them a color they like. why would you give them things they like? >> though generally not allowed, inmates sometimes alter their uniforms to fit their own fashion sense. at the orange county jail in southern california we met a transgender inmate who prefers to be called alexis. >> myself and my celly are dressed as girls and the rest are dressed as guys. >> despite his physical appearance cortez was in fact a male inmate housed in a men's unit. >> if you are in in the process of having a sex change if you have your male genital parts you are considered a male and will be

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i used to live in maricopa. it's a little town by itself way away from phoenix, 45 minutes outside the border of phoenix. >> [speaker not understood]. >> yeah. it's out there. and you're like, this kid is traveling. so, you can see it tells you what cameras they take pictures with. this is the mic camera, what it was removed, what type of surface it was. it comes with an incident number. that incident number is tracked to our graffiti abatement team. from them i give incident number, 451 4321. okay, we cleaned it up on this date and it was 45 21 for a damage estimate or $54. whatever it took for them to clean that off and how they cleaned it off, that's how we get our damage estimate to make a bigger case. >> [speaker not understood]? >> for the abatement? as that's a whole 'nother ball game and a whole 'nother day. but i can get it for you. they do an audit every year, neighborhood services department. last year we cleaned up $6.4 million in graffiti. so, it's pretty bad. i give you the person to get in charge

i used to live in maricopa. it's a little town by itself way away from phoenix, 45 minutes outside the border of phoenix. >> [speaker not understood]. >> yeah. it's out there. and you're like, this kid is traveling. so, you can see it tells you what cameras they take pictures with. this is the mic camera, what it was removed, what type of surface it was. it comes with an incident number. that incident number is tracked to our graffiti abatement team.

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official documents show that arizona's maricopa county has paid more than $1.4 million so far for ariasefense. the trial is expected to last for several more weeks. so how much is it going to cost? capital murder suspects in arizona are guaranteed two lawyers that can handle death penalty cases. they are also allowed to hire an investigator and other experts to help in their defense. there is also big money in tr g trinkets set for tweens and teens. one woman is trying to get at that market. >>> you probably haven't heard of this family of multimillionaires but it is likely you have seen, shopped or got your ears pierced at one of the accessory stores they created. they are the victims of a blackmail plot caught on videotape. >> $3 million? >> that's the minimum that's the minimum. >> they are not going to agree to $3 million. >> the woman on the tape is camille brown, the daughter of the long-time housekeeper for roland schaefer, the man who first opened claire's access sorry stores. i feel that the family shouldn't even think twice about paying that amount to get this material back. >

. >> reporter: this is maricopa county prosecutor juan martinez. >> you told us what you thought dr.> were you correct? >> no, i was not. >> reporter: martinez is known for his ferocity in court. >> he's got one speed and it's pedal to the metal. >> i mean, he doesn't take any bs from any witness, even his own. he started going after some of his own witnesses. >> like the lead detective in the jodi arias trial. >> did you talk to her in anticipation of that hearing? >> yes. >> and did she give you any opinions that you incorporated yesterday? >> yes, a few. >> and still you went ahead with what you thought was your opinion? >> yes. >> so it came as no surprise. >> mr. martinez, you may cross-examine the witness. >> that he was on the attack from the very beginning of his questioning of jodi arias. >> she's freaking messed up. >> using her own hurtful words from earlier in the trial. >> i think she's just stupid. i love the girl. she's my sister. but i honestly think she's a little bit dumb. >> throwing those words back in jodi's face. >> and that's a picture of you, correct? right he

most notably in maricopa county, arizona, but they are voluntary.ould this be voluntary for your prisoners? >> i'm asking for it not to be voluntary. why should a person who breaks into homes or sells drugs get a say in their sentence? >> mm-hmm. >> instead of sentencing somebody to 15 years of sitting in jail learning to be a better criminal and be a drain on society, why can we not ask them to help us pay society back by maintaining our roads or state and county-maintained roads? it costs $47 per day to house an inmate if he or she is healthy and nothing else going on with them. all i'm asking them to do is earn their keep. >> would they be chained to each other or just their feet chained together? how would it work? >> it doesn't matter to me if they have chains on them or not. we have different alternatives. there is a stun belt. we are not going to put people on the chain gang who are pedophiles, rapists and killers. we want to put the low risk, low flight risk people out there to, you know, shorten their sentence up. most of them, if you ask t

martinez well, having worked side by side with him in the maricopa county d.a. office.s well having tried several cases against him. monica, you first. welcome booth of you, first of all. monica, has he gone too far or o scoring the right points in a capital murder case? what do you think of his style? >> i think he is doing the right thing. i think when first started it is -- he probably put off some of the jurors because he is a strong male personality and going after a female on the stand. sometimes that can be a little touchy so some of the jurors probably got put off a little bit but as he kept going i think they just said you know what this is what needs to happen. this is a death penalty case and she bruteally murdered this man. and something else to think about is he might be doing this on purpose because part of her defense is that she was weak and mild mannered and she was controlled by travis alexander. well, juan is essentially showing she can stand up and points out when is wrong. where is this mild weak mannered woman that supposedly is there? she doesn't

. >> i have connections in maricopa county -- >> been to the jail, do you? >> really?one. >> the second one is, do you think we were born yesterday? and the last one, i found most telling, jodi, do you ever stop talking? >> we know how you feel. >> really. here's the deal, many of them might have questions somewhat similar but the judge doesn't read them all. >> no, what they do is the judge will take them and lawyers will get a chance to see them so the prosecution and defense and eliminate dups so you want see 100 asked. then they'll get to a point where they can ask questions that can be asked in the courtroom. you never know what they come through with. this is so good because i wish he had a in every state. we want to see what the jury is thinking but more than that it gives a sense, even as a lawyer, what are they thinking and where are they going? >> they have to figure out what happened here. they should be able to ask questions. here's the little twist with jodi arias, she gets the questions ahead of time. >> no she doesn't. >> yes, she does. >> her own person

maricopa county has forked over roughly $800,000 just for what's been billed so far.'re not even done yet. and, hey, if he's found guilty, that final amount could be so incredibly high. so much higher than just 800,000. the defense says any more information getting out like that could hurt jodi arias' ability to get a fair trial. not just the numbers but the stuff that goes with the numbers. like where's the money going, what witnesses might end up in the defense case. you're tipping your hand to the other side, right? it could be just a drop in the bucket. if she's convicted and gets the death penalty, that number soars into the millions. christine romans joins us and jean casarez correspondence for "in session" on trutv. jean to you, almost spent your entire lifetime in a courtroom, is it fair to make a statement that putting someone to death costs a lot more than putting someone in prison for life, correct? >> it costs much, much more. no question about it. and, you know, this case right here is one that's mounting. we now know that it's over $800,000 that the defe

that was given to us straight from the maricopa county sheriff's office and now that office says we have the information we gave you because about two weeks ago, inmates started getting an extra snack. so all trial inmates and not just jodi arias are now getting food three times a day, not twice. that amounts to 3,000 calories per day. they are also allowed to buy snacks like candy and soda and crackers. we reported to you yesterday the information was that they were splitting her breakfast in two and making it into breakfast and lunch. she'd been getting some headaches she says because of it possibly. >>> in any self-defense murder case, a defendant had pretty well have a good compelling reason for killing. in the jodi arias case, she might need even more than that. somehow she has to convince the jury that she was so abused or so afraid of her ex-boyfriend that is he had to stab him 29 times and shoot him in the head and run off and pretend like nothing ever happened. so her defense has put a domestic violence on on the stand to discuss the level of abuse jodi arias says she suffered a

. >> the maricopa county jail is one of the busiest in the country, housing about 120,000 inmates a year. run by the outspoken sheriff joe arpaio, it's one of the most violent and controversial. june 7th, 2006, violence erupts in a crowded holding cell. >> this is the entry point for every inmate other than a few very small jails for some small communities. >> chief of detention, jack mcintyre oversees the 4th avenue jail. >> generally in the holding tank we're looking at the people who have an array of various felony charges. could be a burglary, could be a car jacking or a car theft, could be stealing 12 packs of beer from your local circle k. >> after arrest, suspects wait in the small cement cell for hours. too many prisoners and not enough space is a common scenario. on this day, there are more than two dozen sandwiched in together, including rick herman. >> rick herman was arrested for a number of charges by the phoenix police department. >> the 35-year-old receives a card that lists his charges, and then his clothes are taken away. >> the phoenix police department took them into e

officials in arizona's maricopa county, which includes phoenix, the site of the trial, say court-appointed 15,000 hours. 15,000 hours. the rates range from just less than $18 an hour to 250 bucks an hour. that gives them an estimated tab exceeding $1,400,000. officials have not thee revealed the colmes of the prosecution. and, remember, this trial shows no signs of wrapping up, ever after the defense finishes questioning its last expert witness the court will move to the rebuttal phase, which means prosecutors can call other witnesses to the stand and then, of course, the jurors can ask more questions and who knows? at least two people are dead and dozens more are missing after a high rise building under construction suddenly collapses to the ground. that tops our news around the world in 80 seconds tanzania. rescue workers rushed to claw at tiles of rubble in the nation's largest city. survivors tried calling loved ones trapped under the debris some of them children. construction was almost complete when the building came down. investigators still looking into the cause. pakistan. a lawye

the judge she sits in front of in maricopa county is not the judge she needs to worry about. it's the next judge she's going to meet. >>> the trial of jodi arias is expected to last a few more weeks. to keep up with the latest, you can also visit our website at datelinenbc.com. that's all for now. i'm lester holt. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates, "lockup." >> this is what you call a dog cage. >> a lot of them complain that the walls are closing in on them. >> i'm just keeping my eyes open, that's about it. >> and i'm pregnant. i -- >> contraband. >> my sentence is life without parole. there's no way you can say sorry for something like that. >> they didn't allow me to go to the funeral, the viewing or even to the hospital. >> a lot of women here messing up. they lie on you. >> mostly everybody in here has some type of hustle. >> this is my 6-year-old and my 2-year-old. >> teresa, that's my wife. >> you all put some space between you all. >> women like women, men like men, oh,

then there's maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio who is also questioning this party's spending cuts.ld a reporter, you shouldn't take away resources when you still have a problem. it doesn't make sense. where were all these folks before? it's hard to feel sorry for the radical anti-immigration crack pots whining about federal spending cuts if the republicans had their way, they would drown government in a bathtub, right? maybe this will wake them up to just how dangerous their radical ideas really are. border security, well, with the republicans it used to be kind of a big deal. joining me tonight is killeen kelly, national president of the national treasury employees union. thank you for your time tonight. how serious are these furloughs? what does it mean to security? >> these are very serious, ed. we are already seeing the beginning of the cuts from the sequester with the decrease in overtime. that has already resulted in the beginning of seeing a longer passenger lines when they are clearing international flights. we've already seen news reports of that. and of cargo containers h

the maricopa county sheriff's office estimated they spent over $800,000 already defending jodi ariasnd as this continues to move at a snail's pace, the meet every on that keeps on ticking. people in this county are not happy about that. >> yeah, i heard you bought a rental property there. ted rowlands, reporting live. >>> michele bachmann under not so friendly fire from a fellow con sear conservative republican. bill o'reily blasting bachmann. cnn chief congressional correspondent dana bash tried to get bachmann to explain unfounded charges that obama was enjoying too many perks. >> it turns out o'riley tried to follow up. bachmann's spokesman suggested he read the book about bachmann -- okay. i'll get this right. he suggested that bill o'reily read this book where bachmann got those so-called facts out of. that didn't sit too well with o'rio o'rei o'reily. >> trivial attacks on president obama are obscuring serious problems in this country. does the president live well in the white house? yes, he does. is there money wasted it? you bet there is. every other president in history live

los activistas dicen que las acciones de joe arpaio afectan a toda la comunidad de maricopa. >>> el sheriffÓ al santuario porque mucha gente se lo habÍa pedido, y dijo que en miami se siente feliz, es como estar en cuba pero con democracia. >>> estudiantes y policÍas se volvieron a encontrar en las calles de santiago , la escena es la misma que se repite desde hace mÁs de un aÑo entre alumnos que reclaman una reforma y policias que tratan de contener la violencia con la que demandan. la tradicional procesiÓn de pascua es un atractivo para miles en mÉxico, fieles catÓlicos participan en un festival que combina las tradiciones paganas con el extremo religiosismo. participantes se autoflagelan. >>> yo quiero tener un encuentro con dios mediante la penitencia para poder compartir un poco del dolor que Él sufrÍo al ir preso hacia el calvario. >>> miles de turistas asisten a 10 de las principales procesiones. en tasco la tradiciÓn paso de padres a hijos desde 1622. la cÁpsula sollus se acoplo a la estaciÓn internacional, viajaban dos rusos y un estadounidense. la tripulaciÓn que acaba de llegar e

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is this a maricopa county thing, an arizona thing? >> this is an arizona thing.nation that allow the jury to do this. and it is fascinating because, you know, the folks -- they're regular folks. they want to know the truth. that's why they're sitting there, serving for nine weeks, ten weeks, giving up all this time of their life, their job, their family time. so when they get to ask questions, they're not necessarily going to award them in a legally admissible way, the attorneys will get together with the judge, they'll decide what is permissible to ask, and the jury is really -- they're going to surprise us, they're going to come up with some fantastic questions which we lawyers are thinking, wow, we should have probably asked that, one of us should have posed that question. they're just going to be common sense, brooke. they're going to want to know why would you go back to this man, you're claiming he's a pedophile, he beat you. why would you -- flat out answer the question. >> isn't it also known, not only how she -- it is the answer she provides to these jur

2007, 2010, and you look at the counties where they are, including the inland empire in california, maricopa county, some of those foreclosures were hispanics, some people who had in some cases been cajoled to getting mortgages by spanish- speaking mortgage originators from countrywide and so forth. no 2-2's.on't need 2's." w- .hose people lost out they had a dream. and the dream was shattered. let's show an appreciation of how some people's dreams were bad government policy, not by the free market, and let's show that we have policies that can help them choose their future and achieve their dreams. if io, basically, understand what you are saying, and james carville said me, drunk o made -- on an airplane, if people think you hate them, they do not like it. that appears to be kind of what you are saying. congresswoman? >> i would agree with that. what the republican party has to do is stop being afraid of uncharted waters and in braes, whether it is latino or women. , whether it is latino or women. when you do not appreciate someone's plight in life, appreciate that they are fearful that a

that's how much maricopa, arizona spent since 2008 on jody arias's jury trial. next, 150 grand.center in california that will answer questions on obamacare. and 3.5 million viewer, the "tonight show" with jay leno setting ratings high. it comes amid reports nbc wants to push him out. >> steve: going out on top. >> gretchen: it's friday. that means new movies are hitting the box office this weekend. are any of them worth your time or dough? >> steve: our buddy, kevin mccarthy, joins us live from d.c good morning to you. >> good morning, guys. on valentine's day, we had "live free, key hard." easter weekend, we have "g.i. joe retaliation." i'll be eat ago punch of pee fellows this weekend. "g.i. joe" is a new film. we're dealing with a g.i. joes that have a hit put on them. four survive. now they have to stop the world from world destruction. the biggest problem with this movie is the plot is insanely confusing. there is too many characters, unless you're a g.i. joe nerd, you'll be lost. i was more confused than at the ending of inception. bruce willis is fun to watch. but the wer

division has stepped up the investigation of police and sheriffs' department including slirp arpaio of maricopaing who you ask he is either a fierce defender of civil rights or a partisan operative. if nominated there will likely be pushback from republicans. representative frank wolf chairs the justice appropriations subcommittee. he blames perez for leading a dysfunctional division. >> the voting rights section should not be a partisan operation, it should be nonpartisan, nonpolitical. and it's turned into a really basically a rat's nest and they got to improve it. >> reporter: an inspector general report only adds to the debate. the doj inspector general was looking into a 2008 case. it dates back to this incident outside of a polling place in philadelphia. the justice department under the bush administration brought a case alleging intimidation by members of the new black panther party. but after president obama's election, the case was dropped against three out of four of the defendants. critics accused the department's political leadership of being involved. the report out this week found

used to call the of yumas and the mojave on the one hand and the people that we've used to call maricopa and the other. these were military alliances that were formed before the first european never rode into the valley as our friend and mentor. a last-ditch battle between the two from the two alliances occurred in 1857, and this happened for the motives and regardless of what the spaniards or mexicans or anglo-american is arguing. so the so-called explorers they were latecomers in the diablo. people have been traveling those routes to drinking water in the water holes and fighting over the routes for thousands of years before the ancestors ever got their cliff. >> you might take a look at something any on their books it was a fairly well developed set of trade routes in the southwest and people at times were worrying and you had things like seashells from california showing up in kansas, parents from mexico city in the four corners area, you had turquoise from the four corners area distributed all around the west. you have the tenet coffee going all the way of to the colorado river, you