shirt on with a picture of the sheriff of maricopa county sheriff arpaio and it said stop are now and we saw a few people carrying a balance that had a huge swastika up on the front and their message was that they didn't want their state they didn't want arizona or even the whole country to turn into a nazi state but they weren't willing to speak on camera they were kind of hiding behind the banner but beside that not many activists or protesters today outside of the courthouse but we are expecting some more a little bit later tonight so perhaps not the turnout that we expected but regardless you spoke to a few people what were those initial reactions when they find out that some of the key provisions in this law weren't going to hold the cold according to this ruling . well i can say that they were terribly happy of course they were pleased they said it was a small victory but the critics of s.b. ten seventy take issue with the whole entire law not just some of the more contentious issues like whether or not we saw officer can stop someone if they suspect this individual of being an

also, that the sheriff said >> several protesters were coughed as they were outside of the a maricopa county sheriff's office county. and as people made a their pilgrimage to arizona, some even were demonstrating in n.y. city. and the federal government is dealing with this. >> and we have an appetite for a comprehensive immigration reform. to secure our border, in force over lock, protect our workers and provides legalization. >> this could be taken up by the arizona appeals court within days and end up in the supreme court. >> and protesters in oakland made an impressive showing. haaziq madyun shows you the rally, and in front of the of federal building. >> you can hear as oakland is up to protest. sp and clay st., and some have been mocking the arizona law. and others have signs like this one, brown and proud. >> what are you looking at? >> to wipe that smirk off your face. >> and these street performers also created a dramatic scene between latins and police. the oakland police officers look from across the street as there was no cause for the zero p 20 interfere. >> haaziq madyun and we

demonstrators also showed up at the maricopa county jail, and at the office of sheriff joe arpaio, a key player at the forefront of the law. >> we're not going to let protesters hold this sheriff in my office hostage because they don't want us to book people into the jail. >> sheriff arpaio has moved to go ahead with the sweep of undocumented immigrants. >>> one man says today he's pleased with the judge's decision, and he says immigrants here who abide by the law should not fear the police. >> if you are not victimizing others, if you're not committing other crimes other than the unlawful crossing of the border, you're not going to have prob m problems with the san francisco police department. if you're selling dope and victimizing others we are going to come after you. >> reporter: >> he understands why the immigrant community in san francisco feels it is necessary to protest. but he believes his department respects the city's sanctuary status. >>> coming up on nightly news at 5:30, a complete report on the immigration fight in arizona, including a look at the challenge for border

. >> reporter: for maricopa county sheriff, joe arpaio. arpaio checked immigration status. >> it doesn't matter what the ruling is by the federal judge. we're going to do it anyway. >> reporter: while scores of day laborers touted for work openly. >> we don't see police. there's no police around here. >> reporter: a u.s. district court judge agreed with the obama administration that the arizona law was unconstitutional on its face. arizona filed an appeal to the ninth circuit court of appeals. the legal controversy over sp 1070 will likely be decided in the supreme court. brad wheelis, abc news. >>> authorities say the federal judge in the case has been getting threats over her controversial ruling. and they are taking them all seriously. the u.s. marshal spokesman says judge susan bolton, has received thousands of phone calls and e-mails since her preliminary injunction this week. the threats are all being investigated. >>> on capitol hill, the house ethics committee is preparing to try new york congressman charles rangel for a series of

at least 32 were arrested after blocking the doors at the maricopa county jail. in washington, he was once one of the most powerful men in congress. tonight, democrat charles rangel is fighting for his political life after house investigators laid out an array of ethics charges against him. from capitol hill, here's sharyl attkisson. >> reporter: rangel is known for saying he hasn't had a bad day since he survived battle in the korean war. maybe not anymore. >> today i have to reassess that statement. >> count two conduct in violation. count nine, conduct in violation. count 12, conduct in violation. >> reporter: at the heart of the 13 counts is what critics have called rangel's "monument to me," a presidential library-like project called the rangel center at city college in new york. it was the subject of a cbs news investigation in 2007. rangel is charged with using public resources and congressional letterhead to ask for big donations for the rangel center. he solicited companies that had businesses before the tax committees he led at the time, goldman sachs,

seventeenth anniversary of something called the tent city which is basically an extension of the maricopa county jail and the sheriff sort of boasted that with a lot of pride that this would be the extension of the time city what sort of serve for those people captured after today after july twenty ninth when the law is actually going into action here. from arizona for us i've got plenty more to keep you occupied on our website just go and hunt for extras on the stories we're covering and put into the shows that i want to know regular program and here's a quick taste i'm. right. in this some other point out some most of all i said getting creative about coding time. that's been the subject of films and books but will you please find is sold one hundred year old mystery just the water to a doomed russian expedition to the ocean. several thousand barrels of highly dangerous chemicals are heading towards russia of to being washed into a river by floods in northeastern china officials say they could reach the border within a week oh she's in a town in. an eight. year old happened in a chinese provin

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seventeenth anniversary of something called the tent city which is basically an extension of the maricopa county jail and the sheriff sort of boasted that with a lot of pride that this would be the extension of the city what sort of serve for those people captured after today after july twenty ninth when the law is actually going into action or i do know we'll leave it there for the moment reporting live from arizona thanks very much indeed for that update. well that brings you up to date for the moment. with a look at our main stories in about ten minutes from now in the meantime we talked to a former agent of israeli intelligence telling us about his days hunting nazi war criminals he also share. his opinion on what president obama needs to do about iran and how israel can circle its differences with the palestinians that's a special interview coming up next on the stands. with me i have rough year time a former agent of the israeli secret service the mossad and the chairman of the national council for jewish restitution misstate and thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. earlier this

. >> reporter: one of the law's biggest supporters, sheriff joe arpaio, of maricopa county, is planning what he calls a crime suppression operation in phoenix tomorrow. since 2007, he's overseen the deportation of more than 26,000 illegal immigrants, almost a quarter of the entire number deported from the united states in that time. >> i don't have a defeatist attitude. i don't surrender. >> reporter: he says even with some provisions of the new law blocked he has many tools to use against illegal immigrants. why did you need this law in the first place? >> well, i'm not the guy that passed the legislature, but it's good. any little-- anything that helps is good, anything. >> reporter: opponents of the law are continuing their demonstration, their vigil here at the state capital. it's their opinion that this law will be repealed, that many provision of this law will remain intact, and that arizona will continue to get tough on illegal immigration. katie. >> couric: john blackstone in phoenix tonight, john, thanks so much. jan crawford in washington is our chief legal correspondent, and,

. >> the unidentified man is being treated at maricopa county bern unit. temperatures in phoenix are expect soar to more than 107 degrees again tomorrow. >>> coming up, how the issue could change the medical marijuana and those who grow it. >>> senator clinton is in pakistan, working to shore up support for the war in afghanistan. >>> we have had been tracking some very hot temperatures inland, but over the next knew days temperaturing are heading in one direction. our updated forecast coming up in about 15 minutes. . >>> mom and pop pot-grower are crying foul as the oakland city council takes up a controversial plan to license four facilities. plan allows the facilities to fro, package and produce cannibus in items ranging from baked goods to body oil. the plant owners would have to pay $211,000 in perimeter fees and taxes. >>> in news of the world tonight in india authorities say dozen of people are dead after two trains collided. the crash happened at about 2:00 in the morning when an express train slammed into a stationary train about 125 miles from ca

maricopa. the chief police of boulder county has been an outspoken leader on this front. misguided laws like senate bill 1070 will increase crime only comprehensive immigration reform can address this issues and only congress has the power to pass it. we need to pass tough, fair and practical reform that will secure our borders, crack down on employers who hire immigrants illegally, require all immigrants here illegally pass the security check, pay taxes, learn english. i call on our government to help the broken immigration system now. none thinks the status quo is working for our country. it's time to stop playing politics with an issue that should have been addressed long ago. we must pass comprehensive immigration reform immediately. i yield back. >> madam speaker, will the gentleman yield if i could? will the gentleman yield? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has yielded back his time. >> i just want to ask the question -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has yielded back his time. mr. honda from california. seeing that he's not here, under the speaker's a

. >> maricopa county attorney rick romley has pushed for immigration enforcement that focuses on violente in the country illegally. he says the injunction offers an opportunity. >> it is time for the federal government to deal with immigration reform. they need to understand, the federal government needs to clearly understand, they have not just failed arizona, but they have failed the rest of this nation. >> reporter: romley had questioned some of the wording of the law and a few potentially unconstitutional provisions, such as detaining suspects indefinitely to verify their immigration status. >>> a big supporter of the law says he won't let today's decision stop him from doing his job. arpaio says he understands the judge's decision and respects it. but sheriff arpaio added it won't stop him from cracking down on illegal immigration. >> i'm sure she has a rationale for her decision. i don't think it's going to really hurt the fight against illegal immigration. you look at other laws, other federal laws that can be enforced. >> tomorrow, sheriff arpaio says his department is still plan

outside the maricopa county jail this morning, vacant tents.d to hold the expected surge of immigrants without papers. and around hispanic neighborhoods, vacant apartments. struggling businesses and empty school desks. proof that the threat of a crackdown has caused an exodus. now that a busted taillight or suspicious behavior could lead to deportation. >> diplomacy may be the greatest asset in these days to come. >> reporter: as cops across the state study instructional videos on the new law, protesters paint their signs and organize. some vowing civil disobedience. a decade ago 1.6 million illegal immigrants were captured on the mexican border. last year that number was just over 500,000. down 65%. beefed-up security and the recession have actually made american borders more secure than any time in decades, but when jobs are scarce and a rancher is murdered by smugglers, frustration boils. and caught in the middle are people who have been here for decades. the mother of daniel rodriguez says his mother brought him across when he was 6. what w

we'll talk to jeffrey toobin and maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio. plus an interesting story.ne week after the whole shirley sherrod incident, a high-profile and controversial hire has some saying -- has some crying racism. the leading fashion in lifestyle magazine for african-american women, "essence" has hired a white woman as its fashion director. >> larry: that's "a.c. 360," 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. as promised, here he is, president obama on "the view." it will air tomorrow. watch. >> so the last 20 months has been a nonstop effort to restart the economy, to stabilize the financial system. to make sure that we're creating jobs, again, instead of losing them. in the midst of all that, we've also had the oil spill. we've also had two wars. we've also had a pandemic, h1n1, that we had to manage. and a whole host of other issues. what has been gratifying is the fact that the economy now is starting to stabilize and grow again. and what's been satisfying is just seeing how resilient the american people are. >> larry: that's the president on "the view" tomorrow. jack hanna

. >>> the maricopa county medical examiner's office says case overload and a delay with the dental comparisoned to the misidentification of the young women. the office says it was not able to compare the dental records until six days after that crash. >>> a drug commonly used to treat adhd may help combat cocaine addiction. researchers at yale university discovered the active ingredient in ritalin was able to boost impulse control in cocaine addicts. when the addicts were given the ritalin compound, they were able to perform bert on a computer test that measures impulse control, better than addicts not given the compound. impulse control is a major reason why people succumb to drug abuse even though they know where they are headed. >> still ahead at six, the new version of "jaws," a southern sculpture that's making some waves. >>> also ahead, reports of a major shakeup at bp. what's next for the company and efforts to permanently seal that oil well. >> it does appear to be evidence of crimes in this material. >> experts are comparing them to the pentagon papers. coming up, the leaked document

. >> reporter: the injunction did nothing to stop maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio from conducting a planned illegal immigrant crime sweep today in phoenix. but because much of the law is on hold, he was required to turn suspects over to border control officers rather than put them directly in the county jail. >> nothing is going to deter me from my job, including a ruling by a federal judge. so it's business as normal. >> reporter: one of the things supporters of the law hoped to accomplish was to standardize police enforcement of immigration law. currently, different departments across the state have very different practices. in pinal county, for instance, sheriffs deputy delcia randall already spends much of her work day patrolling remote areas of her vast rural county looking for drug smugglers and illegal immigrants. on the day we patrolled with her, she heard a noise in the bushes. >> policia. ven aqui. >> reporter: although she didn't find anyone this time. she said she often does working hand-in-hand with border patrol agents to apprehend illegal immigrants. over 2,000 pass

. >> reporter: for maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio, as well as illegal immigrants.deputies through immigrant neighborhoods, stopping people and checking their immigration status. >> it doesn't matter what the ruling is by the federal judge. we're going to do it anyway. >> reporter: while scores of illegal day laborers touted for work openly in the city. >> there's no police around here. >> reporter: a u.s. district court judge agreed with the obama administration that the arizona law was unconstitutional on its face. arizona filed an appeal to the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals. the legal controversy over sb-1070 will likely be decided in the supreme court. brad wheelis, abc news. >> now the federal judge in that case has been getting threats because of her ruling. a u.s. marshal's spokesman says judge susan bolton received thousands of phone calls and e-mails. some of those oppose the ruling, he says in a perverted way. the marshal's office is investigating those threats. >>> mexican troops have killed a top drug leader. ignacio "nacho" koren nell helped creat

i am so pleased to have the endorsement of maricopa county. the phoenix law enforcement association. the arizona police association. and the association of border patrolt agents -- patrol agents. i am also happy to have the endorsement of john mccain's friend from vietnam. let's have a conservative in the united states senate. i ask for your vote in the primary. >> mr. deakin? >> i am jim deakin, and you have a choice in this election. america is the greatest nation in the world. since the gick of our country we have been advancing toward liberty and freedom. somewhere along the lines we have forgotten about the united states constitution. as your senator, i will work to bring the united states constitution back to the federal government. one man is not the solution to our nation's problems. our hope is in the documents. our nation is great at overcoming obstacles. but we do it when we are together. together we can prevail. together arizona will thrive. together our nation will excel. to the delight of our allies. and the dismay of our enemies