tragically, the rule before us precludes so much as a vote on the mexico city policy. mr. speaker, i truly believe that the right to life is the most fundamental human right issue on earth. unfortunately, abortion and the promotion of abortion is the only violation of that right that has the audacity to call itself a right. i will be voting no on the rule as well as the underlying bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from california. mr. cardoza: thank you, mr. speaker. the gentleman is very sincere, and i appreciate his friendship and his words. i would just make one correction and that is that when he speaks of a 40% increase in this bill, what we are doing in this bill is increasing the transparency from a situation where all of the dollars that we're spending here were in the past few years put into supplemental bills and pretended like they didn't really count. we're taking that supplemental spending and putting it into a transparent process that we can all appreciate. mr. smith: would my friend yield on that point? the speake

and the case we have been discussing about the mexico city guide rule is a perfect example of that. she said president -- set a precedent. that is the case. >> that is always an issue. so looking at what might be on the docket or cases out there at the circuit level, are there areas of concern for groups on both sides, cases that might come before the court that she might take up as a justice? >> what is interesting is that because she has great respect for precedent, i think that will guide her decisions in that area, as well. and you can see it guided by the fact that reverses way to a wall of a land. >> you talk to little bit about her empathy here. would you can occur about on the whole of her opinions? >> i would say that a circuit judge is held down more with circuit precedent and supreme court precedent. the best window into how a justice will rule is not necessarily the court of appeals record, but i think a better windows provided by her statements about the role of judging, about the judicial activism. looking at justice ginsberg, aclu passed in the court, rather than the

newark to mexico city in the $300 range. a year ago, we were seeing it in the $500 range. then the packages, talk about the packages. >> i'm ready to see this. >> this is like 50% off to cancun and cozumel. >> are you kidding me? >> yeah. we're seeing these online travel companies discount anecdotally. we're hearing people go to mexico and come back and say, you know, we are seeing a lot of freebies, free breakfasts, free transportation. as far as the hard stuff that we were just talking about from mexico city's government, not a lot of information online right now. they're basically saying once you land in mexico city, you'll get a pamphlet that will give you all of the details. you get free health insurance, free dental insurance and if you get free swine flu, then you get free hotel stays and if for some reason you need legal fees, they cover that, as well. >> they cover all that? >> they're basically saying, please, come on back. >> cancun, there's a lot of options. all right, nicole, see you next hour. >> see you. >> gerri willis jones us next and we are talking credi

aeromexico will fly to and from mexico city six days a week.the first flight to mexico city in an effort to drum up some business for new orleans. new york, fast-moving storms, high winds whipping through westchester county and parts of long island. more than 25,000 customers lost power. the national weather service checking to see whether it might have been a tornado. nobody hurt. florida. two girls just before they became puppy thieves. surveillance video shows the pair walking out of a pet store in deerfield beach while the staff was distracted. they got away with this $1,200 shetland sheep dog. the store owner just hopes to get the puppy back unhurt. missouri, the owner of this border collie has trained others of the breed to work with livestock and he says they were all pretty smart but claims this one is gifted. when told to bring the hammer, he brings the hammer, not another tool. basketball, slam dunk for this dog. and he does seem to have a thing for sunglasses as well. and that's a fox watch across america. shepard: you know, they say

catholic faith and the christian faith in so many areas, on abortion specifically, getting rid of the mexico cityhe say that is. he's wonderful at saying that and i hope he does for god's sake because we're talking about individual people. but when you look at his policy he's not on track to do that. >> really? >> he's certainly not. >> don't you think this was shock value. they knew it was going to sell articles. who thinks barack obama is a better catholic than the pope or representatives catholicism better. >> a lot of people are willing to say crazy things including the editors who should have i would journalistic integrity. we know there's business ethics now. look what happened to our economy. it's fun to do that, might be even -- create a lot of talk and buzz. but we have to say there's gotta be limits. and in terms of journalism, you should have the respect for the truth. how abouts that. >> thanks, father. >> get excited, sorry. >> that's okay. you're supposed to relax on vacation but cyber criminals are now targeting travellers. how you can protect yourself and your family. but first ri

police in mexico city men were armed and allegedly part of an immigrant smuggling ring. twenty-one people were found with them when please look them into custody. agents robert ross is as killed ursday responding to suspect a border incident check the congressional budget office deals another blow to resident obama's healthcare plan. the cbo says the panel designed to cut the care costs would save only $2 billion from the 1,000-dollar program over the next ten years. the obama administration is counting on the savings to help pay for health care reform. >> the senate judiciary committee is expected to vote on the sotomayor supreme court nomination on tuesday. that word coming from top republican on the committee, jeff sessions. sessions also said he decided whether or not he will vote for her. i would say he has decided it should set he will not reveal yet what that decision is heard sotomayor is expected to easily pass the committee although two more republicans, john cornyn and orrin hatch said it will load against her. those are your headlines this hour selectors anot

want more protection from the state government of chihuahua and the national government out of mexico city. >> thanks. tell us what you think about this story. you can join the live chat at ac36 da ac360.com. we'll dig deeper about this battle. we'll look at what's at stake here and what this means for america. we'll go inside that war next door. >>> there are allegations of racism at a philadelphia area pool. dozens of children say they were kicked out simply because of their race. the swim club denies it. we have the details. >>> before the break we told bu a polygamist community which called mexico home. hundreds of americans belong to this group, and this week two of its members were killed by a drug cartel. they were described as crime fighters who stood up to the cartels and who died defending what they believe in. fred burton is a counterterrorism expert joining us from austin, texas. also with us is gary tuchman in el paso tonight. americans beaten, dragged out of their homes and murdered in cold blood. it seems pretty brazen, but in some respects is this another day sadly in mexic

there will be nonstop flights between new orleans and mexico city six days a week. the city's mayor remaining said this is a step of the unprecedented recovery. before katrina there were flights offered to canada and central america. >>> a tribute to the first u.s. combat casualties of the vietnam war, a large wreath was laid at the vietnam veterans memorial. 50 years ago today major deal bwese and master sergeant dale obnog died. they were watching a movie when their compound came under attack. their names are the first on the wall. >>> the broadway production of the curl purple is on stage right now at the kennedy center in d.c. with former american idol winner fantasia moreno playing the role. i sat down with her today to talk about the musical, motherhood and michael jackson. phantasia berino is reprising her role for the hit broadway musical the color purple. >> it's for men, women, young people. everybody needs to see this play. there's a lot going on right now and with the economy, with our young people and it's just a message that will make you feel like i ca

and the case we have been discussing about the mexico city guide rule is a perfect example of that. she said president -- set a precedent. that is the case. >> that is always an issue. so looking at what might be on the docket or cases out there at the circuit level, are there areas of concern for groups on both sides, cases that might come before the court that she might take up as a justice? >> what is interesting is that because she has great respect for precedent, i think that will guide her decisions in that area, as well. and you can see it guided by the fact that reverses way to a wall of a land. >> you talk to little bit about her empathy here. would you can occur about on the whole of her opinions? >> i would say that a circuit judge is held down more with circuit precedent and supreme court precedent. the best window into how a justice will rule is not necessarily the court of appeals record, but i think a better windows provided by her statements about the role of judging, about the judicial activism. looking at justice ginsberg, aclu passed in the court, rather than the

the new york times points out some have even gone to haiti, peru, mexico city, the ukraine and even souths not just a plane ticket being offered. families are given tickets on trains and in buses, too. mayor michael bloomberg claims most actually do take the bus to their next destination. still though without a job. the mayor is quoted in the "new york times" saying it may be an he or she place for them. if we don't, we either have two choices. we do this program or pay an enormous amount of money daily to provide housing." city officials say there are no limits where a family can be sent and it's an offer the families can refuse, not like a godfather offer, but they can refuse it. but is it crossing the line? some are arguing this is just shifting the problem to another place and if they are sent to another state, it's shifting them to another state, probably hard hit as well with unemployment and other problems in this recession. crossing the line you? tell me. let us know what you think. you can twitter me, donny is also on twitter. >> almost 4:00 on the east coast. there's a lot more

the fall strain could be different than the one that began in mexico city it could make the seasonallu strain more potent. at a conference outside washington today, state and local officials shared lessons from the spring outbreak like the school nurse faced with hundreds of students who thought they might be sick. >> and i said you can please just go down the line, take their temperature, and i gave them a post-it pack and said throw the temperature on their chest. >> mary pappas said 102 students home that day and 100 the next. reading their temperatures off the post-its off their chest and using the kids' own cell phones to talk to their moms. rick? >> pretty resourceful. thanks. a positive sign from the jobless market today. the total number of americans company filing claims for unemployment benefits fallen lowest level this year. the number of folks filing for new jobless claims fell to 565,000. analysts expected a much higher figure, around 600,000. at the same time continuing jobless claims continued to rise, jumping to a record high of almost 7 million. general motors prepar

want more protection from the state government of chihuahua and the national government out of mexico city. >> gary, thanks. tell us what you think about this story. you can join the live chat at ac360.com. we're going to keep gary tuchman around. we'll dig deeper about this battle. between the politician mists and the mexican drug cartels. we'll look at what's at stake here and what this means for america. we'll go inside that war next door. >>> there are allegations of racism at a philadelphia area pool. dozens of children say they were kicked out simply because of their race. the swim club denies it. we have the details. mr. evans? this is janice from onstar. i have received an automatic signal you've been in a front-end crash. do you need help? yeah. i'll contact emergency services and stay with you. you okay? yeah. onstar. standard for one year on 14 chevy models. >>> before the break we told about a polygamist community a breakaway sect from the mormon church which calls mexico home. hundreds of americans belong to this group, and this week two of its members were killed by a drug ca

and mexico city is a perfect example of that.that is the decision in this case. >> abortion is always an issue for supreme court nominees. looking at what we may see ahead, are there areas of concern coming before the court that the judge may take for the justices? >> she seems to have a great respect for following past precedent, and that will guide decisions she makes. abortion is guided by the fact roe versus wade is still lots of land. >> -- still the law of the land. >> in settling case law, you talked about her empathy. would you concur on the whole about her opinion? >> yes and no. i would say that a circuit judge is much more help to president -- help to president -- helps to press ahead -- held to precedent. by statements about the role of judging and prejudicial activism. looking at justice ginsberg's aclu all past is an indicator for her. and so i think demand is right that if you look at her time on the second circuit, there has been more or less within reasonable bounds, it is a meaningful predictor, given some of th

joining us from mexico city to talk about the abusive prescription drugs is the director of the officenal drug control policy at the white house. director kirilokowski, thank you for talking to us this morning. thank you for taking the time. >> good morning. >> i wanted to ask this as a not a law enforcement question but from a substance abuse perspective which falls in your arena here. to use the drug propofol as a sedative for surgery, to use it as a sleeping medication, to you, would that constitute the abuse of that drug. >> i'm not an m.d. i can tell you the prescription drug issue is really significant throughout the united states. and, of course, we've seen that in paper after paper after paper. i don't have the facts about the michael jackson case, the very sad and tragic loss that occurred there, but i can tell you the prescription drug problems are a problem in this country. >> so we hear a lot about the michael jackson case began limited. and the police and drug enforcement administration are looking to whether or not he used aliases to use the drugs, whether he was doctor s

quadruple i quadrupling police officers about 100 miles west of mexico city. this is the base of operations for the cartel and it has been the scene of shocking violence. last week one of the leaders of the cartel was arrested then it responded by kidnapping 12 federal agents, torturing them to death and dumping their bodies by the side of a major highway but the mexican government not giving up. rick: 0 years ago monday america celebrated an historic achieveme achievement. >> six, five, four, three, two, one, zero. all engines running. we have a liftoff of apollo 11. >> that is one small step for man, one unite leap for mankind. rick: neil armstrong the first man on the moon in july, 1969. our next guest you will remember where he was. craig nelson was among thousands at the boy scout jamboree. they got a special shoutout from the astronaut himself but nelson wanted to do more than commemorate it. in his book "rocket men" nelson goes behind the scenes to reveal never before told stories from the apollo missions and those that made it possible. when this happe

rights to terminate their pregnancy and i voted in cases in which i upheld the application of the mexico city policy, which was a policy in which the government was not funding certain abortion related activities. >> do you agree with his statement that you have generally liberal instincts? >> if he was talking about the fact that i served on a particular board that promoted equal opportunity for people, the puerto rican legal defense and education fund, then you could talk about that being a liberal instinct in the sense that i promote equal opportunity in america and the attempts to ensure that. but he has not read my jurises prudence for 17 years, i can assure you. he's a corporate litigator and my experience with corporate litigators is that they only look at the law when it affects the case before them. >> i hope as you suggested, not only liberals endorse the idea of equal opportunity in this country, that's a, i think, bed rock doctrine that under all of our law, but that brings me in the short time i have left to the new haven firefighter case. as you know, a number of the new haven f

. >> one on mexico city policy, but that's the only one that mentioned the word abortion that i could find. so, frankly, when you do look at a record, all these hot button issues, we really know very little and it would have been surprising had she not said that rowe v. wade was law. >> when she was part of the legal defense fund she reported strongly and she took a great interest in and they did want taxpayer funding of abortion and they did want to get rid of parental notification and they did try to get no 24-hour notice and things like that. >> they wanted poor women in this country to be able to have the same rights that women of means have in order to exercise their constitutional right to have an abortion. >> one of intrusting questions here, wolf, whether this comes up later. senator cole asked a very basic question. a lot of abortion rights groups pressuring the democrats because she does not have, as candy noted, an established record to mine into that issue and get her to say she supports rowe v. wade. the white house has urged them to back off because if the democrats open

and i voted in cases in which i upheld the application of the mexico city policy which was a policy inaiùqñ abortion-related activities. >> do you agree with his statement that you have generally liberal instincts? >> if he was talking about the fact that i served on a particular board that promoted equal opportunity for people, puerto rican legal defense and education fund, then you could talk about that being a liberal instinct in the sense that i promote equal opportunity in america. but he has not read my jurisprudence for 17 years, i can assure you. he's a corporate litigator. and my experience with corporate litigators is they only look at the law when it affects the case before them. [laughing] >> well, i hope, as you suggested, not only liberals endorse the idea of equal opportunity in this country, that's a, i think, a bedrock doctrine. but that brings me, in the short time i have left to the new haven firefighter case. as you know, there are a number of the new haven firefighters who are here today and will testify tomorrow. and i have to tell you, your honor, as a former jud

rights to terminate their pregnancy and i voted in cases in which i've upheld the application of the mexico city policy, which was a policy in which the government was not funding certain abortion-related activities. >> do you agree with his statement that you have generally liberal instincts? >> if he was talking about the fact that i served on a particular board that promoted equal opportunity for people, the puerto rican legal defense and education fund, then you could talk about that being a liberal instinct in the sense that i promote equal opportunity in america and the attempts to ensure that. but he has not read my jurisprudent for 17 years. i can assure you he is a corporate litigator and my experience with corporate litigators they only look at the law when it affects the case before them. >> well, i hope, as you suggested, not only liberals endorse the idea of equal opportunity in this country, that's a, i think, a bedrock doctrine that undergirts all of our law, but that brings me in the short time i have left to the new haven firefighter case. as you know a number of new haven firef

e he will be able to participate in the world cup qualifier in mexico city. >> and we keep you current on what's going on and shawn marion apparently is going to head to dallas. the mavericks interested in acquiring him from the raptors as part of a sign and trade deal. pedro martinez will throw a simulated game for the phillies, and oguchi onyewu signing with a.c. milan. >> top stories ahead, including manny ramirez. we'll get you the latest on what we'll get you the latest on what he's doing, more cash over here! it's much easier to find money at esurance. great auto insurance rates and lots of discounts! got insurance already? save more with esurance's "switch & save (tm) discount"! it also pays to shop online. you get esurance's "fast 5 (tm) discount" just for getting an instant online quote. - thanks, professor. - don't forget the good student discount. and there's even more discounts! it's no "secret" that you can save hundreds with esurance. make it your "mission" to click or call esurance today.

i voted in cases in which i have upheld the application of the mexico city policy which was a policyn which the government was not funding certain abortions. >> do you agree with his statement that you have generally liberal instincts? >> if you was talking about the fact that i served on a particular board that promoted equal opportunity for people, the puerto rican legal and education defense fund, then you could talk about that being a liberal instinct that i promote equal opportunity in america, but he has not read my jurisprudence for 17 years. i can assure you. he is a corporate litigator. my experience with them is that they only look at the law when it affects the case before them. [laughter] >> well, i hope, as you suggested not only liberals endorsed the idea of equal opportunity in this country. that is a bedrock doctrine that undergirds all of our law, but that brings me in the short time i have left to the new haven firefighter case. as you know there are a number of new haven firefighters here today and will testify tomorrow. i have to tell you, your honor, as a former

rights to terminate the pregnancy and i voted in cases in which i have upheld the application of the mexico citypolicy, which was a policy in which the government was not funding certain abortion related activities. >> do you agree with his statement that you had generally liberal instincts? >> if he was talking up the fact that i served on a particular board that promoted the quote opportunity for people, the poor rican legal defense and education fund, then you can talk about that being a liberal instinct in the sense that i promote equal opportunity in america and the attempts to ensure that. but he has not read my jurisprudence for 17 years, i can assure you. he's a corporate litigator. and my experience with corporate litigators is the only look at the law when it affects the case before them. [laughter] >> well, i hope as you suggested, not only liberals endorse the idea of equal opportunity in this country -- that's a -- that's a big rock doctrine that undergirds i think all of our law. but that brings me in the short time i have left to the new haven firefighter case. as you know there's

second only to mexico city in the world. in many cases kidnapped victims are intertwined with criminal elements of society involved with illegal cross border smuggling operations. the police chief of phoenix testified in april before the senate's homeland security subcommittee that phoenix is a point for illegal drugs and smuggled humans, both coming to phoenix before being shipped to other points throughout the united states. immigrants illegally crossing the border with paid coyotes are treated like spendable cargo to be bought, sold, traded, and stolen. in many cases, the immigrant families are ransomed for additional funds by take down crews to guarantee safe delivery of their loved ones. as detailed in a newsweek article from earlier this year, kidnap victimmed hav victims had bound and gag and when they abduct the illegal immigrants hoping to extort more money from relatives, they sometimes kill someone off immediately to scare the others. there was a case last year where they duct taped the mouth and nose of one indiv

fundraising events and i will never forget the night we had the vote here and -- in early 2007 on the mexico city language, and the gentleman from new jersey, whom we'll hear from in a moment, offered that amendment. i was over about that far back and we, as they said we won the debate and lost the vote. over on this side, there were 30 or so that were jumping up and down, clapping, cheering, hugging each other, if i'd been closer, i could have told you whether they had tears of joy, but they were elated they had defeated our effort to block federal funding for abortions in foreign lands. and i looked at that and i thought, how could anyone have it in their heart to exhibit such joy at funding abortions and the end of life of innocent babies in foreign lands. as i think it over, it was more that they believe they had landed a blow against the political opinions of the people here most of us on this side of the aisle, about a good 30 pro lifers on the other side of the aisle, political opinions. these are profound, deeply held, moral convictions that are tied and rooted in our conviction as well.

if you are the owner after drug company selling a pill in mexico city for $1, thank you for openly disclosing that product and that price. that's the price it should be in new york state all the way through to california and the territories. show me your price and give every citizen and legal resident that same lowest price that you accept as payment in full. that's the power of the marketplace and that is equality brought to the pharmacy. mr. cohen: before i yield back to mr. yarmuth, i would like to ask him a question. if you have an insurance policy now you like, can you keep it? mr. yarmuth: absolutely. i think that's the uniquely american element of this plan that is most important to stress. no one is forced to do anything in this plan. if you like your coverage, if you have employer sponsored insurance that you're happy with, you get to keep it. no change is necessary. no change is mandated. you get to keep your choice of doctors. you get to choose your hospital. these are the fundamental elements that we considered extremely critical to this legislation because we know many americans

mexico. what you do with yesterday's tortilla. as many towns or cities's made with green tomatoes. >> this is very easy. >> this is a simple sauce, a two-stage sauce. we brought fresh tomatoes. we cook these with a little bit of water. >> you can buy at your grocery store or farmer's market. >> they're not like southern green tomatoes. but they're so available nowadays everywhere. >> this sauce is -- you put the tomatoes in a pot, little bit of onion, chile jalapeno and garlic. just cover with water. then you bring that to a simmer. let that cook 10 or 15 minutes. then once it's ready, put it in the blender, then fry the sauce. put a little bit of oil in the bottom of a pan, then cook the sauce. when the sauce is ready, then we're ready to make it. this is really simple. you get tortilla chips. we've made our chips -- >> you've actually fried your own tortillas. >> yes. >> you can probably use store-bought stuff. >> you can. basically you get a sauce, it's very much like a pasta dish. we'll put the chips in there. >> we're starting to run out of time. >>

the second thing is, a memory of the vote on the mexico city policy when we lost that as a pro-life coalition here in congress. i saw people over on that side of the aisle jumping up and down, hugging, clapping and cheering and why? because we were going to compel taxpayers to fund abortions in foreign lands? how could anyone be that delighted about such a policy? but i think it was because those who were cheering and clapping and hugging believe they had landed a blow against the convictions of the people who i think they consider to be wearing a different jersey on the other side of the aisle. it is bigger than this. it's deeper than this. this is life. this is unborn innocent human life that doesn't have a voice here on this floor. if we could hear their scream for mercy, we would at least hear the tiahrt amendment and have a real debate here on the floor as we would have had in any he of the two previous centuries this united states congress has operated under open rules. i oppose the bill and i advocate for open rules and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gen

officials say there were coordinated attacks in at least eight cities across mexico yesterday it is believedo be retribution for the arrest of a high-ranking member of a drug cartel. the the associated press is now reporting that the mexican government is willing to deputize members of a polygamist community there that have been terrorized by a reputed cartel in northern mexico. cnn's gary tuchman takes us to the hamlet. >> reporter: what this mother has gone through in the last two months is difficult to comprehend. her son was kidnapped by five members of a mexican drug cartel. eric la barren was released a week after his kidnapping, despite the family not paying $1 million ransom. ramona says it was a miracle. >> i got him back on mother's day. it was the most beautiful mother's day present i have ever had in my life. >> reporter: ramona, her husband and 12 children live in mexico, a 200-mill drive of el paso, texas, settled by their american ancestors 80 years ago as they were leaving the mormon church when it banned polygamy. they came to mexico to practice polygamy and live in peace an

the department considered moving more -- establishing the foreign language training centers in mexico city for spanish word moscow. it would increase the effectiveness of language training by allowing more practical hands-on training, greatly enhance the cultural studies aspect of training and save the department money. >> it is a very interesting idea. i don't have an opinion on it but i will make sure we evaluate it. i will raise it with our management, said thank you for that idea. >> thank you for holding this town hall. my name is emily. i am from the office of international religious freedom, but my question is not about religious freedom, it is about biking and running to work. [laughter] and whether you would support an initiative to get us access to showers? [laughter] [applause] first of all, it would save the government a lot of money because we would not have to get our transit subsidies. i would much rather buy to work and take the metro. it would be green and it would promote morale. >> i loved that idea. [laughter] we will look into it. i think it has -- it also has a lot of

arrangements with the so-called regional airlines to connect large, midsize, and small cities in the u.s., in canada, in mexico to their international hubs. this has resulted in the large growth in the regional sector of the industry. still, the major carriers exert a great deal, almost total pressure on the regional airlines to provide their service at the lowest possible price. they control ticket pricing and schedules and they regularly move flying between their regional partners. this exacerbates breaking the chain of pilot experience couple that with 160 more bankruptcies in the airline industry, and airline pilots leaving the industry because there's been no way to protect and retain that experience in the cockpit. we start over again and again. some of the major airlines even today are outsourcing their flying to the regionals and laying off their own pilots losing those decades of experience to the professional. these experienced pilots cannot afford to work for one of these so-called regional carriers as a newly hired first officer. as a result, many of the smaller regional carriers hire pilots near t

city willing to three different crime scenes and mexico. further investigation uncovered a huge departure of a fourth virus recovered at another crime scene in mexico. he purchased over 100 guns and seven additional firearms within a short time span using nine different ffl to should is as sorcerous -- distributors as sources. he learned that he was manufacturing guns and his home. he sold over 100 guns alone to an individual who was suspected of being linked to a cartel. leader being pursued in charges are pending. i would like to mention atf's operational presence at the center located in el paso, texas. we operate what is known as the atf gun desk. we identify and analyze all firearms and explosives related data collected from law enforcement and open source. this would include mexican military and also u.s. law enforcement asset operating on both sides of the border. we will continue their efforts along the southwest border and will harvest are partnerships -- harness our partnerships and will continue to work with ms. can officials to

city willing to three different crime scenes and mexico. further investigation uncovered a huge departure of a fourth virus recovered at another crime scene in mexico. he purchased over 100 guns and seven additional firearms within a short time span using nine different ffl to should is as sorcerous -- distributors as sources. he learned that he was manufacturing guns and his home. he sold over 100 guns alone to an individual who was suspected of being linked to a cartel. leader being pursued in charges are pending. i would like to mention atf's operational presence at the center located in el paso, texas. we operate what is known as the atf gun desk. we identify and analyze all firearms and explosives related data collected from law enforcement and open source. this would include mexican military and also u.s. law enforcement asset operating on both sides of the border. we will continue their efforts along the southwest border and will harvest are partnerships -- harness our partnerships and will continue to work with ms. can officials to

mexico believe the worst may be over. businesses and restaurants began to reopen as the city returned to normal. however, the world's health organization warns that it's too early to be sure that the outbreak has officially slowed. >>> the ailing u.s. economy is also on the mend. the chairman of the federal reserve says the economy should improve in the coming months. but things will be slow to start. >> we continue to expect economic activity to bottom out, and then to turn up later this year. >> jv martin junior high in south carolina scored big, thanks to one of their classmates. this ambitious teen wrote a letter to president obama. she told him about her school's poor condition, hoping to get some help. when a chicago furniture company heard the story, they came to the rescue. they provided desks, tables, chairs and even a new cafeteria. >>> scientists have made a surprising discovery about the galaxy we live in. not only is it bigger than astronomers thought it was, it's moving faster. the bad news is, we can bump into a nearby galaxy. the good news? it won't happen for a few million years

méxico chocara con haití. >>> y vamos a europa donde owen fue presentado como nuevo jugador del manchester. y mientras llegan algunos otros se van, y terez firmó para el manchester cityidos recibió al columbus, y recibió una camiseta con el número 44. y se atrevería a saltar este puente, y madison lo hizo en este puente y fueron 107 metros. ya pasó? pensé que se caia. bien, mi colega obama no me invitó a la casa blanca. y mientras santo sigan esperando porque faltan 332 días para el mundial, y omar bravo tendrá que reincorporarse a su equipo deportivo la coruña. >>> quieren ir? >>> sí. >>> bueno, un hombre en trinidad rompió el récord guines, y logró interpretar 600 canciones, y dijo que el apoyo de sus seres queridos fue su mayor motivación. >> y en la replica del esqueleto más grande del mundo acaba de ser expuesto en japón, medía más de 90 pies. y como cada lunes walter está listo para descifrar las cartas. >>> envió un saludo. y tengo un tarot muy interesante, ese maestro que tú buscas, esa divinidad está en tu propio corazón, busca para adentro. tauro: alimenta a tu niño interior, juega, diviertete, se fresco. géminis: calma, todo lo que sembraste en el pasado e

city willing to three different crime scenes and mexico. further investigation uncovered a huge departure of a fourth virus recovered at another crime scene in mexico. he purchased over 100 guns and seven additional firearms within a short time span using nine different ffl to should is as sorcerous -- distributors as sources. he learned that he was manufacturing guns and his home. he sold over 100 guns alone to an individual who was suspected of being linked to a cartel. leader being pursued in charges are pending. i would like to mention atf's operational presence at the center located in el paso, texas. we operate what is known as the atf gun desk. we identify and analyze all firearms and explosives related data collected from law enforcement and open source. this would include mexican military and also u.s. law enforcement asset operating on both sides of the border. we will continue their efforts along the southwest border and will harvest are partnerships -- harness our partnerships and will continue to work with ms. can officials to

he is one of mexico's most wanted drug suspects and leader of a drug cartel. attacks were carried out in eight mexican citiesce officers and two soldiers were killed. at least 18 officers were wounded. >>> oklahoma city has never seen itself quite like this before. >> the buildings will be lit. there is going to be movement. we're going to have the boats hopefully moofg moving in the canal. >> why one man is recreating the city's landmark with legos. >>> a grown man is spending his whole summer building a replica of oklahoma city out of legos. his name is kurt zimmerle. he is a lego master who is taking on this huge project to help raise money for a new school, a great cause. he works on it more than 12 hours a day and is using more than 1 million lego bricks. but one of his challenges is adding a building to the layout that hasn't been built yet. >> if you can picture a six-sided building going out to a bay window. i don't know who designed that, but it's a tricky building. >> his city will be on display in november. winners of the lego contest in oklahoma city will have their entries added to the project.

aero mexico began to fly nonstop service from armstrong international airport yesterday. cityders hope the service will help to boost business and tourism. >>> so far only four out of a possible 2,000 people have been injured in the annual running of the bulls in spain. of the four only one was actually injured by a bull. the spanish red cross says the injured man wasn't gored but poked in the doctor yea. >>> doctor and patients from maryland take part in the biggest transplant swap in history. it is early and gorgeous outside. a great view over the skies above dc. i have the forecast. not just for hump day but in to the weekend. it is on the way next and you are watching 9 news now. good morning. fios guy! where ya headed? ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (voice) no i'm not! (sighing) ted has betrayed me. (announcer) switch to verizon fios tv, phone and internet today and get an ultra-sleek compaq mini

he is one of mexico's most wanted drug suspects and a high-ranking family member of a drug cartel. there a carried out attacks in at least eight mexican cities. another 18 federal officers were wounded. >>> judge sonia sotomayor has picked up a big endorsement in her bid to become the next associate justice of the supreme court. in a letter to chairman patrick leahy, the international association of police chiefs is throwing its support behind sotomayor. the group's president, russell b. lane, says sotomayor has shown understanding and appreciation of the challenges facing law enforcement officers. that's a quote. sotomayor's confirmation hearings are set to begin tomorrow. >>> former presidential candidate senator john mccain says he was a bit surprised that his ex-running mate's decision to step down as alaska's governor. she'll leave that office in about two weeks. mccain was on nbc's "meet the press" today. >> i wasn't shocked. obviously, i was a bit surprised, but i wasn't shocked. i understand that sarah made the decision where she can be most effective for alaska and for the country. i love and respect her and her family. i'm grateful

some of the best deals will be to places like florida and mexico and major domestic cities. if you see a good price, book it immediately. to get the best deals, you have to be quick and technologically savvy. major airlines like jetblue and delta are tweeting about special deals, some of which may only be found on twitter. this is for short-term travel and 9 bucks one way to nantucket from new york. you can get real-time tweets on your cell phone or blackberry with deals from a specific airport. if twitter isn't your style, you can sign up at airfare like travelzoom.com to get alerts sent to your e-mail. airline fees aren't going anywhere, so avoid them. go paperless. pay for your baggage fees online and don't request seat preferences. what could be the wave of the future, standing only flights. being considered in europe. we'll keep you posted on developments. i'm gerri willis in new york. >>> child obesity rates in the u.s. have tripled since 1980. this week's cnn hero is on the front lines of the crisis in georgia battling to keep the kids in her community from early grav

las vegas, orlando, san diego, new york city, all a lot less expensive, too. >> and you mentioned mexico, which had the scare, of course, the health scare. now you can really get some deals down there. >> absolutely. it was the number-one value destination this summer. air fares are down, hotel rates are down, and we'll be getting the best service because it's a wonderful place to go this summer. >> genegenevieve, thanks so muc. >> sure. >> that wraps up our live msnbc sunday coverage. stay with us for headline updates throughout the afternoon. of course, we always have breaking news as it happens. i'm chris jansing. have a great day. so many arthritis pain relievers -- i just want fewer pills and relief that lasts all day. take 2 extra strength tylenol every 4 to 6 hours?!? taking 8 pills a day... and if i take it for 10 days -- that's 80 pills. just 2 aleve can last all day. perfect. choose aleve and you can be taking four times... fewer pills than extra strength tylenol. just 2 aleve have the strength to relieve arthritis pain all day. or 100 pringles. both cost the same, but only the

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she should go to mexico and lives. host: new york city, democrats line. caller: i would like to talk about immigration. every time i call i have been cut off. i think for most american citizens, this is a very horrible thing that is going on. people here are out of work. everyone needs a job. i hear people talking about what we will not do. they have people who are working them and they are american citizens. i go out to la guardia airport and all i see our people from other countries. they come into our school system. we have to provide them a bilingual education. they are in the hospital's, which means they are overrunning the hospital systems. many of the women who come here come here specifically to have babies. i can tell you that because i had a child and -- please do not cut me off. she said she is on vacation. she is coming here to have her baby. wake up, america. host: northfield, minnesota. steve on our republican line. caller: i think the lady was talking about legal immigration. i am a person who hires for production work. when the economy get

influencing our weather instead of the typical gulf of mexico type of weather we see this time of the year. regional travel 80 in detroit. 83 new york city. raleigh works on 87 and folks in pittsburgh will be working on a high of 81. >>> 84 today. 85 tomorrow. mostly sunny. lows will stay in the middle 60s during the week and creep up to the 70s as we head to the weekend. this is when temperatures in the daytime hours will be creeping up, too. in the upper 80s. looking for the heat to be building in and an isolated thunderstorm is possible on saturday. and scattered thunderstorms on sunday. if you want your weather first thing in the morning you can follow me on twitter my i.d. name is weather kim and usually by 4:00 i have the forecast ready and waiting in your twitter inbox. that's my scoop. send it other to jessica. >>> a disgraced investor hires a consultant. >>> and general motors could emerge from bankruptcy a lot sooner than has been expected. travel, stress, eating on the run. diarrhea just stops me. (announcer) kao speeds to the source to shut down diarrhea and its discomfort. stop it fast with kaopectate. >>> welcome back to 9

city. charleston, south carolina. and santa fe, new mexicoat. >> but also, the running theme which is places where you can feel like you can connect with the locals. >> all right. and let's go now to the next category which is the world's best hotel and i have to say this surprised me when i was reading my notes last night because they chose actually an endangered wildlife sanctuary in south africa. it's called bushman's kloof, and this is a place to go if you're looking for a safari experience or a wilderness experience. what's amazing is safaris are considered to be so costly. and this is $323 a night all-inclusi all-inclusive. . and there are -- there's cave drawings there, as well as amazing safari rides that you can do. it's really a worthwhile experience. >> in second place, the overray vanyavilas in india. jade mountain in st. lucia. sabi sabi private game reserve in south africa. >> and let's move on to the best resort in the united states. and we've got one in south carolina. >> closer to home, and close to charleston which did reall

slower fall travel season and some great places to look were the florida, mexico, places people don't want to go to right now. major cities too, will be big bargains this fall. go to farecompare.com is a great place to go, you may find another round of summer fare cutting. if you see a good price, you need to book immediately, tony, that's because you just have to act quickly to get the best deals. they go away really fast. >> right. so, what are some of the new ways to score these really cheap tickets, gerri? >> well, this is interesting. okay, major airlines, jetblue, delta, they are now tweeting on twitter about special deals. >> oh, come on! >> i'm serious. and you're going to love this. listen, i think this will make you a fan of twitter. >> i'm a little reluctant, okay. >> these deals are for short-term travel, but the price sun believable. get this, nine bucks, one way to nantucket from new york. with jetblue. >> are you kids? >> nine bucks. >> nine bucks? >> yeah, jetblue is doing this every monday. they're putting up some deal. this is inventory they really can't get rid of, so they're marking it down, twittering

mexico to montana. scattered thunderstorms, heavy rain andigh winds from dallas to orlando, showers in northern new england. cooler with showers in the pacific northwest. >>> just 65 in seattle and 69 in portland but salt lake city hits 95 and phoenix 110. seasonable in the nation's heartland with the highs in the 80s from detroit to omaha. 90s across the south. 77 in boston and 84 here in new york. >>> and coming up on this monday, new evidence that your morning coffee could prevent alzheimer's. >> plus a big green light for general motors. one step closer to emerging from bankruptcy. >>> searching i'm good. neral motors >>> general motors has cleared a major hurdle on its road to ee mejing from bankruptcy and a judge ruled they can sell their best add sets to a new government controlled company. it's necessary to avoid immediate harm to the automaker. gm and the government will look to close the sale buthursday. >>> chrysler announced it has filled remaining vacancies on the board of directors. it emerged from bankrupt si june 11th and will a holding at the end of the month. >>> after a couple of weeks economic reports about t unrtainty, investors shift their focus to corporate america and they digest reports

flake: this amendment would prohibit funds for the city of jal, new mexico in renovating a vacant bill. according to the sponsor' website the building would be renovated which was the former site of a junior high. the purpose of the project is to replace roof, building, doors and electrical systems in order to attract a private buyer. the sponsor's description of the earmark says the city has a buyer in mind. louisiana energy services, which already has declined to purchase thold school due to its condition. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. who claims time in opposition? mr. childers: i do. the chair: the gentleman from new mexico is recognized. mr. childers: mr. speaker, i would like to thank the distinguished chairman of the appropriations subcommittee for yielding to me and working with me to invest in important projects in my congressional district. i rise today in opposition to the amendment that has been offered by my colleague from arizona. the amendment would strike an appropriation of funds from the economic developme