a phoenix se le atribuye ser la capital del secuestro en los estados unidos.ento de la policia reporto 370 secuestros, pero despues de una evaluacion se logro determinar que en realidad habian sido 668, mas del doble de lo reportado. sgto. alex ortiz-policia de phoenix la mayoria de las veces las personas que nos llaman para estos secuestros tienen que ver con las drogas o traficando personas, andan en algo malo. la preocupacion de las autoridades asi como tambien de expertos es que este tipo de crimenes esta cruzando la frontera mexicana. y aseguran tambien que la causa es la guerra entre bandas de narcotrafican tes. antonio bustamante- abogado criminalista son delincuentes bien organizados, sofisticados y brutales. para ellos no es nada maltratar a la gente, golpear, torturar a veces o matar. por lo que el departamento de la policia asigno a un grupo de oficiales para combatir especificamen te este crimen. este sargento del equipo hike, grupo de oficiales especializados en combatir secuestros y hallanamientos de morada, asegura que el 95% de los secuestros s

still another powerful thunderstorm moving through the phoenix area right now.rms produced winds that gusted between 50 and 60 miles per hour. visibility at the height of the dust storm was down to one-eighth of a mile in phoenix, really poor visibility. even now there is still a lot of dust in the air and thunderstorms rumbling around phoenix and a dust storm warning right now for the southeastern counties in california of riverside and imperial. go back to the graphic for a second. show you the conditions in phoenix are gradually improving. visibility up to 1.2 miles. 82 degrees. this is the monsoon season in phoenix and the weather shows that. that it really is. i will have our local forecast coming up late. >>> thank you, spencer. remarkable images from phoenix. we posted a time lapse video of the sandstorm on abc7.com. worth checking out. >> the families of 7 northern california men missing now for two days in the sea of cortez are not giving up hope. more than two dozen fishermen and 16 crew members left san felipe saturday. their boat capsized 2:30 sunday

per hour now we're up towards phoenix. as you can see the heavy rain is approaching phoenix and in and around phoenix we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect. we will try to bring you some pictures a little later in the show we will have a complete update tonight at 11:00 p.m.. >> kron4 news at 8:00 p.m. is just getting started, still ahead, the jury reaches a verdict in the casey anthony trial. >> a dead body discovered inside of an abandoned building in east bay city to find out where, keep a lot right here. >> illegal fireworks could be seen and heard in oakland last night. i have internet vehicle of streetside eagle --streetside illegal fireworks and i talked with residents how that could hear it all from their home. >> i will have the details of what is going on is our gallery coming up soon. >> a stunning into a tragic story that started with the disappearance of two year- old caylee anthony in florida three years ago. casey anthony wept as she was acquitted on all charges of killing her daughter. tonight on

rob carlmark, nice enough to join us from our phoenix station. nice work, well done in the thick of it last night. pleasure to have you, thanks. >>> in mexico, rescue teams are still trying to find seven americans missing after their fishing boat capsized sunday. but time may be running out in this situation. they have been lost at sea now for four days, and the mexican navy says it will stop rescue efforts on friday. this as we're learning more about how 35 men narrowly escaped the waters alive. nbc's miguel almaguer has the report from san felipe in mexico. >> reporter: exhausted, dehydrated, survivors, some had to be carried as they were loaded on to a military rescue chopper. one man still clinging to his life preserver. 16 hours lost at sea, a brief moment of relief after a fight of their lives. their fishing boat, erik, sank in a freak storm. >> we had a shark circle us twice. i was bleeding. i thought i'm done. >> reporter: michael lang calls his rescue a miracle and believes the seven missing americans, fathers, husbands and brothers, wil

number one, i thought that they case was out of phoenix.nyone who has ever popped agents in mixer works in phoenix that the u.s. attorney's there is number that didn't to prosecute firearms cases. that's number one. number two, et cetera agents in phoenix had stumbled upon a gun trafficking group and in due diligence for finally realizing, okay, these guys because of this many guys. number three, but somehow our agent are losing these are a combination of all three. never, never in my wildest dreams would i think that atf agents were ordered or participated in actually following gun traffickers and just walking away. that is to be inconceivable. into this day and still trying to get my head around this. what happened in this case is the atf gun trafficking book, something we have done since 1972. and we do it well. and they wanted to phoenix to the shredder and shredded the best practices, the type makes the use to investigate a gun trafficking case. it's not rocket science. if there was, i wouldn't be here. >> had he received in the mornin

a giant wall of dust rolls through phoenix for a second a giant wall of dust rolls through phoenix for a second time in nearly two weeks. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello, and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with london calling. news corp. chief rupert murdoch and his son along with former chief executive rebekah brooks will face tough questioning this morning before lawmakers. just hours from now, this is the development in the growing phone hacking scandal that seems to be changing by the hour. nbc's jim maceda is live for us in london right outside parliament with all the details. jim, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. well, all eyes will be on a that building behind me, the parliament, and a small room inside that parliament building just big enough for about 40 or so spectators, but there will be overflow rooms with lots of television screens. this is must-see tv today for all of britain and elsewhere. as one politician here put it, the three musketeers of the murdoch media empire and that phone hacking scandal will appear la

rob, how often does the city of phoenix get these? and what actually happens, the mechanics of this kind of a storm? >> well, brian, we have something here in the summer called the monsoon. in the first half of the monsoon, it's the dry monsoon. we get these huge thunderstorms and these big wind storms that kick out of these thunderstorms. so we get these sort of dust storms maybe three to four times a year. but it's been an extremely long time since anybody has seen anything this big and this long lasting. just an incredibly event yesterday. >> and rob, i've been in sand storms in iraq and elsewhere in the persian gulf that look awfully similar to this. and just striking how insidious it is. it gets inside homes, every surface, electronics, inside cars. was it that bad? are people throughout metropolitan phoenix dealing with the after effects of this today? >> yeah, absolutely. i wish i owned stock in a car wash business because everybody was affected by this storm. millions and millions of people. one of my favorite photos was someb

attorney's office in phoenix, greg?at what was being relayed to me, yes. >> did you have direct knowledge of that? >> yes, there is a personal friend that i have the works in phoenix that i hired in new york. he did express his frustration. >> now at some point in time with mr. newell and mr. met man you thought that the case was ready for indictment in august of 2010 and after that. did you start using seizure warrants? >> we started doing that i believe in september of 2010 in an effort to seize firearms as we were waiting for an indictment. >> cease-fire civilly. >> so once you thought the case had been made, then he started to try to take extra actions to make sure that the weapons didn't get beyond a certain point? when would you exercise the seizure in relation to this whole trafficking activity going on? >> i thank you for the question. during the summer of 2010, we finally convinced certain individuals in the judiciary that we had a very strong -- we believe we had a very strong it will -- ability or theory on b

a spectacular display of wind and dust swept across phoenix. phoenix dwarfing downtown skyscrapers and producing blinding conditions that led to airport delays as well as thousands of power outages. no serious injuries were reported. remarkable there. >>> in ohio a horse had its own getaway plans this holiday weekend. the horse escaped from a nearby farm turning a stretch of highway into its own race track. the horse ran for hours until it tired itself out. it was then safely captured and returned to its owner. >>> a group of california rafters survived a wild ride on the river last sunday. the raging rapids sent all seven people airborne, throwing them into the cold and rough water. they all survived holding on to the overturned raft and palgts paddling to shore. >>> finally, in san francisco one man's mad dash for a home run ball netted him the perfect souvenir along with a few bruises. the man leaped into the cove to get the ball, leaving the young fan with him a tale to tell. >>> here's bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> how

rob carlmark, nice enough to join us from our phoenix station. nice work, well done in the thick of it last night. pleasure to have you, thanks. >>> in mexico, rescue teams are still trying to find seven americans missing after their fishing boat capsized sunday. but time may be running out in this situation. they have been lost at sea now for four days, and the mexican

flights at phoenix airport were grounded for about an hour.rizona has had dust storms before but some longtime residents this one was the worst they've ever seen. >>> that is heck of one there. >> we posted time lapse video, even more interesting of this phoenix sand storm on abc7news.com if you want to check it out. >> i remember when i was down there. 50 miles wide, i don't remember that. >> and you are in your car and day turns into night. >> yeah. >> big complex of thunderstorms, dust storm that created that haboob. >> i thought you were insuggests someone. >> and look it up -- >> check out my facebook page and twitter, and wick can i peed yeah, terry's favorite word, haboob. >> and checks out the bay east bay hills, mount diablo, blow off the tops of those thunderstorms from southern california moving through the central valley nothing falling out of them. let's check out temperatures right now, still running in the mid to upper 50s in the east bay valleys with low to mid-60s around mountain view and los gatos. everybody else in the 50s.

attorney's office in phoenix, greg? >> that what was being relayed to me, yes. >> did you have direct knowledge of that? >> yes, there is a personal friend that i have the works in phoenix that i hired in new york. he did express his frustration. >> now at some point in time with mr. newell and mr. met man you thought that the case was ready for indictment in august of 2010 and after that. did you start using seizure warrants? >> we started doing that i believe in september of 2010 in an effort to seize firearms as we were waiting for an indictment. >> cease-fire civilly. >> so once you thought the case had been made, then he started to try to take extra actions to make sure that the weapons didn't get beyond a certain point? when would you exercise the seizure in relation to this whole trafficking activity going on? >> i thank you for the question. during the summer of 2010, we finally convinced certain individuals in the judiciary that we had a very strong -- we believe we had a very strong it will -- ability or theor

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phoenix hits a five-year high. authorities warning residents, the heat is dangerous as sweltering souls do anything to cool off. when will it break? willlliaiam d te go cooking in canada and monaco, a star-studded wedding as prince albert marries his princess. we have the details on the drama, the a-list guest and what about that beautiful dress with 40,000 swarovski crystals. >>> and independence day. get ready for fireworks, music and good old american barbecue. your fourth of july weekend kicks into gear right now. >> announcer: from abc news, live from new york, this is "good morning america," with bianna golodryga and dan harris. >>> and good morning, america. dan hare sis on assignment. we're happy to have dan abrams in the house for him. happy almost fourth of july, dan. >> thank you. i love fourth of july. it's got a lot of history and a lot of fun. we have a lot of people celebrating outside. july 4th is one big party. >> it has special meaning in my family. i became a u.s. citizen 25 years ago on the four

. >> pelley: amazing pictures of a dust bowl scene in phoenix. ben tracy tells us why we're having such violent weather. and the right stuff at the wrong time. mark strassman with the astronauts watching the shuttle program come to an end. >> i'm not going to lie to you, being an astronaut was like the coolest job ever. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. in the age of suicide bombers, maybe it was only a matter of time. tonight federal authorities are warning airlines that terrorists might have explosives surgically implanted in their bodies. this is apparently just an idea that the terrorists are talking about. federal officials told us today they have not uncovered an actual plot. but the notion creates problems for airport security. and we asked nancy cordes to tell us about the possibilities. >> reporter: the devices the t.s.a. warned of today would be tough even for full body scanners to spot. plastic explosives buried deep inside the body. john pistol heads the t.s.a.. >> t

massive sand wall that turned day into instant night in phoenix. >> the nation is stunned by the verdict of the casey anthony murder trial. >> and a new low for a british tabloid, police say what they did jeopardized the investigation of a 15-year-old girl's murderer. lysol knows when the weather is at its best allergy season is at its worst. inside your home allergens can be found on everyday hard surfaces. lysol disinfecting wipes remove more than 95% of allergens. and lysol disinfectant spray kills the source of mold allergens. so from pollen particles to pet dander... lysol does more to help your family during allergy season. lysol, the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. >>> welcome back. check out the temperatures across the country, all very warm,

the humidity is up in areas like phoenix and tucson. that's why we are sparking storms late in the day. same for vegas. a little dry in much of california, but just a slight chance for a shower in seattle with the cold front really cooling off temperatures there in the 60s. tomorrow better, 70s for the northwest. notice the thunderstorm threat diminishes and heads to the midwest. if you are watching us on kenb, the event of the day is the art exhibit. that's your pacific event of the day. >> you were skipping around there. >> it is an opt call course. >> you are graceful. nice job. >> here's an early look at today's headlines in entertainment. the latest entry for strange hollywood baby names has a classical, but still a pretty weird ring to it. "people" magazine reports natalie portman and her husband benjamin have named their son alef. i don't know. it is like an olive but with a ph, oliph. >> it's the first letter of the hebrew alphabet and means the number one. oliph. >> justin timberlake and jennifer beal have been rekindling their

you xpkt phoenix and tus cson t have a bunch of them.ustin, texas and oklahoma city have had more 100-degree days than vegas. this drought in texas, it justins to get worse and worse. the temperatures justin to be well above average. even this morning, it's 81 to start your morning in dallas. much of the country is very warm. we're 75 to start the morning in chicago. 77 in d.c. you walk out the door and you have the heat and feel it in the air. now right now, thunderstorms continue this morning in areas of kansas. that is the only travel trouble spot out there. interstate 70 is has a thunderstorm complex. today, a lot like yesterday. many areas will have a chance of afternoon storm but it will be hot in oklahoma and dallas. back to you. >>> more positive economic data. oil prices rise, and impressive honesty in austria. your first look at the business headlines is straight ahead. >>> disappointing news for tiger woods and derrick jeeter is closer to 3,000 hits and now one big leaguer has to face the music after the fans voted. [ man ] th

. >>> a massive storm in phoenix is causing more than just headaches. the new pictures, just ahead. >>> in the bay area cool down will ramp up over the next few days. meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us where it will be the coolest. >> you can watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer or mobile device. we are streaming live for you online at ktvu.com. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. >> amazing footage continues to come into our ktvu newsroom showing a ferocious dust storm in phoenix. a blan

the dust hurts your face. >> this is phoenix? >> yeah, that's phoenix last night. >> it shut the airport down? >> i don't know if it shut it down, but it was causing problems for several hours. >> that's incredible. good to see you. listen to this story about chocolate. i know you love chocolate. >> i love chocolate. >> this is a 3d printer that lets you produce your own personalized chocolate creations. a bunch of scientists in england came up with it. use a computer to come up with your own design, whatever you want to create in chocolate. then you hit print. it prints layers of chocolate. >> it prints it? >> layers of delicious chocolate. it moves to the next layer until you have your alcohol delicious chocolate creation. the printer is a prototype, but i think one day soon, we're going to have print your own chocolate. >> let me know when it happens and if i can put caramel in there, too. >> you do it like a weather map of chocolate. >> that's a great idea. love it. >> i'll remember that for your next birthday. good to see yo

phoenix hit a record high 118 degrees today.onsoon knocked out power to about 4,000 homes meaning those homes have no air conditioning. it's so hot in phoenix that county sheriff ordered thousands of bags of ice to the county's outdoor jails to keep cool. -- or keep the inmates cool. >>> erica martinez joining us. and it won't be that hot. >> we'll see triple digits and warm temperatures inland. we're not seeing much here, beautifully lit. we're seeing clear sky conditions for this evening. and then we'll see patchy fog work its way over the forecast region. moisture out there but not much to deal with at all as we take a look at our highs for today. very warm temperatures all around, but it's only getting warmer. 88 for santa rosa. 96 for concord and fairfield. livermore, 98 degrees all due to this high pressure ridge pushing into the region. it will hold steady. we'll see this low dipping down, cool things down by monday. and we'll get a couple of clouds making their way in for the forecast region. we're seeing this monsoonal

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still two down trees in the phoenix area in baltimore county. there is a closure near -- one getting by because of the downed tree. there's a crest at central and pennsylvania. because of artscape come we have a closure at dolphin street. this is the beltway on the west side at frederick road on the southwest side. inner and outer loops of moving just fine. a little heavier but no delays to report just yet. this is the topside of the beltway. no delays. 95 check in of good as well. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we will do the seven-day forecast this time. all was quiet after the big storms last night. 71 at the airport. humidity, 93%. thunderstorms are likely later this afternoon and this evening. we could see heavy rain. it should clear up over the weekend. the humidity will go down. 91 on sunday. something to look forward to for the rest of the weekend. >> thank you. 70 degrees on tv hill. no wedding date tears for these brides were in these dresses if they kno >> a bridge went out with a big bang yesterday. there she goes. demoli

"by the time i get to phoenix" was about webb's rejection of a girlfriend. ♪ by the time i get to phoenixitself was rejected. >> i took it into the guys at motown, and they said, we don't hear it. we don't get it. you know. i think it's because they wanted a chorus. they were big on choruses. >> here's what they wanted. ♪ and by the time i get to phoenix ♪ she'll be crying the supremes go "crying." >> motown's no led to a partnership that would help define webb's career. ♪ by the time i get to phoenix she'll be rising ♪ >> he had always idolized singer glen campbell. when campbell recorded "by the time i get to phoenix," it became one of the most performed songs of the era, but it only whetted campbell's appetite. >> glen called me up from the studio and said, "listen, can you write me another "by the time i get to phoenix." >> just like that. >> i said, no, i can't, i already wrote "by the time i get to phoenix." we were just joking around. he said, "well, can you write me a song about place?" >> the place webb came up with was wichita. but there was one problem. >> i didn't have the thi

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phoenix, arizona digging out after being hit by a massive dufrt storm a mile high and 100 miles wide. take a look. there is the storm muchg through state up to 60 miles per hour turning swimming pools into mud pits. people almost no warning. scientists say the storms are hard to predict. and bizarre as it can be. >> and scary, too. >> yes. >> and. >> better weather here. >> we're expecting a cooling trend into coming days so inland areas not as hot as what we've been dealing with. there is a live picture, go have fog down below. it's ashallow layer of fog near the coastline. another live picture knew from san jose. it's 84 degrees now at the air export sunny skies. not sunny everywhere. take a look at the satellite picture. it's a summer time pattern here. we have a fog near the coast. and thunderstorms erupting in the sierra nevada. there is over a thousand lightning strikes so far. it's been an active afternoon. right around the south lake tahoe area, thunderstorms and take a look at the severe thunderstorm developing here northwest. so there is if you have travel plans keep this in

it swallowed up part of the city of phoenix.he cloud stretched almost two miles high and 100 miles wide. the high winds uprooted trees and zero visibility led to canceled flights and dangerous conditions on the roads. nick tortajada headed straight into the storm. the sky transformed from daylight to pitch black. >> the camera shows the darkness but not the feeling of just being trapped inside of this huge cloud. >> reporter: it's called a haboob. that comes from the arabic word meaning "wind." it forms after a severe thunderstorm collapses too quickly. rain-cooled air from the storm smashes into the ground with so much momentum it kicks up an enormous amount of dry, loose sand, which rippled outward. >> numerous thunderstorms working together, and they all blow down at the end of their life cycle. and you can get tremendous, almost biblical in its look. >> reporter: with more thunderstorms in the forecast, the phoenix area is bracing again tonight for another taste of the middle east in the southwest. andrea canning, abc news,

the dea was doing out of the phoenix area. >> thank you. a special agent, i want to go back again our special agent mcmahon, you just responded partially to the question and unfortunately you were not allowed to give the full answer but i was intrigued by what you were beginning to say, when again, there was a once more question about the genesis of the case and you began to talk about the agents in the field the agents were the ones that began to make the cases. can you explain what you mean by that? >> the way that it works as our agents are the one that conduct the investigation and generate the investigations and should get approval from the first line of the supervisor of which investigations to open or not. >> what were the investigating? straub purchasing and general? >> when you have a division group, the division usually breaks down the group's into specific types of cases. you might have an explosives group or firearms trafficking group. if you were out in the field we only have one group -- >> the agents working on this case -- >

folks who live in phoenix are calling it the mother of all dust storms. we've been hit by a lot of violent weather this year, and we asked ben tracy to look into why. >> reporter: this is a legitimate haboob, or dust storm. >> reporter: the giant wall of dust that swept into phoenix was bigger than most, a mile high and packing at least 60 mile per hour winds. >> we thought it was a cloud. then we got into it and it was just black. >> reporter: the dust began to gather near tucson where it hasn't rained in three months. but the time it hit phoenix, it dwarfed the city. larger than anything seen in 100 years. the dust storm is the latest freak weather phenomenon in a string of strange weather events. drought in the southwest has fueled wildfires in three states, but in the western mountains there was so much moisture this winter the snow is still there. a lingering snow pack that hasn't been seen for 15 years. that snow and record rains here in california were caused in large part by la nina, cooler water temperatures in the pacific that change weather pat

first things first, 112 in phoenix. heat continues in that area. typically 105 to 110. we're above average there even in las vegas. salt lake city, 101 yesterday. the only cool spot is up there in the northwest. that's the only spot where we're getting influence from canada and off the pacific. everyone else is warm including all of nevada and interior sections of california. this green area is actually seeing some rain. temperatures are warm. have monsoonal connection out of mexico this morning. lake halves a u, you have a chance at wet weather. it should dry out later. temperatures will be kept down because of all the clouds. that's good. no one wants the forecast for tomorrow since it's back to work day, but i'm required to give that. >> lots of triple digit temps. 108 vegas, 112 phoenix. >> it's kind of typical. >> i know, summer. >>> how will wall street begin the week ahead? >>> plus mcdonald's plans to power its trucks with leftover oil from fries. your early business headlines are straight ahead. >>> the sound at the box office was actually the sound of the box

strong thunderstorms right across phoenix. it's actually producing a lot of downdrafts lifting up a lot of sand in the atmosphere. we'll have some really dramatic video that's coming into us right now. take a look at this as this wall of sand, you know, this dust storm, this cloud about 2 1/2 miles high is completely enveloping phoenix right now. flights have been halted. power is out in many cases for people and if they left their windows open, this is going to be quite a bit of damage and this comes only weeks after they had another dust storm producing millions of dollars in damage. if you do have a flight heading to phoenix, a connecting flight tonight, that is something you want to watch out for. all right. very, very dramatic video there. let's bring you back to weather here in the bay area. what we'll find as we continue throughout the next couple days is some comfortable weather. much warmer than we had this time last week. 80 in san jose. 79 in concord. 69 in san francisco. also right now still very warm here from sun

one accident in baltimore county in the phoenix area between phoenix road and cooper road. use extra caution. everything is running smoothly on the harrisburg expressway north and south. no problems along york road. the north side running smoothly. 57 over towards 795. a smooth ride on the west side. j.f.x. in great shape. a little bit of a slow spot. 295 in great shape. nothing like yesterday. everything is open and running smoothly from 100 down to the capital beltway. this is the west side. a nice ride and frederick road. this is 95 coming out of the white marsh area. southbound traffic checking it out just fine towards the fort mchenry. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. >> we have on the buses the 24 bus operated with a delight. the 15 bus diverting at broadway. look for the 64 bus to divert at charles and conway street. light rail and metro subway both on schedule. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann good morning. >> we're off to a quiet start. it is warm but

>>catherine: a huge dust storm in phoenix, arizona.s wall of dust that hit the downtown area is still there. it moved in from the south east and they're concerned. in another dust storm is capable like an plenty of damage. with swimming pools transitioning into mud pits. stay with us, more news after this. >>catherine: and a national news president obama announced that his choice to head the consumer financial bureau was official created under the wall street journal reform bill from last year. and also what he is causing a great recession. >> the fact is that the financial crisis and recession one not see cause of the normal economic cycles or just bad luck there were abuses. and a lack of smart regulation. so we're not going to just shrug our shoulders and hope that it is not going to happen again and status quo could not get protection that they deserve. we're not going to go back toward time when the entire economy was under a massive crisis. that is why reform matters in this bureau matters. >>catherine: tonight the debate on this

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i sweep into phoenix and crime suppression. i don't know what the difference is.e, we stop everybody. we have a drug task force, so what's the difference whether i have a crime suppression operation, and average 80, 90 arrests. about 50% happen to be illegals that we catch. they're all criminal violations, so i don't know. this is all hype because they just don't want the sheriff to enforce the law. >> i'm here from washington, d.c. i've come all the way over here because we're standing in solidarity with the people of arizona and to really denounce the human rights abuses that are going on in maricopa. people are afraid and it's created a sense of terror in this state. >> everybody in that jail has violated a state crime. then they happen to be illegal, too. now, there is some fear out there when the fear could be, if you're here illegally, you're working and you're driving a car and we catch you speeding, and you're illegal, you're going -- you're going to jail. >> with the protesters making their way from a nearby park toward o-yard, sheriff arpaio has secured

. >> phoenix is suffering through record heat.if that was not bad enough, thousands might not have any way to stay cool. >> nothing but a peak and humidity in our area today. -- but heat and humidity in the area today. thunder and lightning reported at the airport. coming up, the full forecast and the seven-day,th [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >> about 4000 homes in the phoenix area are without power and air-conditioning on a record-shattering day to the high temperature hit 118 degrees, topping the 10-year-old record. meteorologists say that clouds from monsoon activity kept the area from reaching 120 degrees. the monsoon brought strong wind gusts. the toppled wind gusts and toppled e

a record 118 in phoenix. and temps 100-plus bake in california.sissippi valley right up to chicago, where these misting units were set up. in california, they packed the beach. >> it's supposed to be near 100 today. >> reporter: in the nation's capital, they cooled off in blic pools. >> it feels good. >> reporter: and get this, on crystal mountain in washington state, so much snow pack this week, they're celebrating the summer's hottest holiday on skis. >> loft tank tops. sunglasses. people are having a great time. hopefully, applying a lot of sun screen. >> reporter: something they expect to have here in steamy south florida, they're working an more traditional celebration. >> the work is very hard. but hearing everyone cheer that makes it all worth well. >> reporter: matt gutman, abc news. >>> a budget impasse shut down minnesota's government and public parks are closed this weekend. the minnesota zoo will stay open for the fourth of july after its ceo convinced a judge it can operate without government money for now. in all 22,000 state workers

. >> when the first gun showed up in mexico that you knew was from phoenix. the first one.did you go interview the. >> no sir murray didn't. >> why not? >> again our strategy was that when going from years of experience you take out one straw purchaser. you are not having an effect on the greater organization. >> heavy over flipped a corporate in windows before? how do you do it without asking them? how do you do without undergoing them? >> it depends on a goal of the investigation. speier goal is to bring down an investigation. [inaudible] why didn't you go, why didn't you approach him? >> approach who? >> the straw purchaser. >> the goelzer in this case was to take out the organization we felt by just trying to flip one straw purchaser if in fact he did flip it would not affect the overall goal. >> the gentleman's time has expired. expired. we will have a second round. we now go to the gentleman from idaho, mr. labrador. >> special agent canino i think i heard special agent newell say that you knew about this gun walking. can you please. >> i want to make it perfectly cle

we do have an accident and paper mill road between phoenix and cooper road in the phoenix area. use extra caution. no promise on the rest of the major roadways. 10 minutes on southbound 95 from the beltway southwest to 32. eight minutes on the inner loop from 795 toward the 83's. this is it 95 at the fort mchenry. traffic is flowing on the flowingtube. tube. you can still use 895 as for all to appeared a bit of a delay at o'donnell. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the search continues for a man responsible for frightening assault on the man working a highway speed camera. >> jennifer franciotti is live with more on this attack the shut down one of the busiest highways. >> the suspect attacked the speed enforcement vehicle that was part of the southbound side near the bwi exit. this happened yesterday morning. the parkway was shut down for three hours in both directions. police searched suspicious vehicles for the suspect. a man was considered armed and dangerous. police say the camera operator was inside the vehicle at the time. the witness claimed the man approached

. >>> nuevo corte la van la cara de phoenix arizona luego de quedar sucia por una poderosa tormenta deolombia y argentina en la copa américa. regresamos. >>> presidente en phoenix arizona tendrá limpieza para largo rato tras la voy lenta tormenta de arena miles de hogares quedaron sin electricidad y decenas de vuelos suspendidos. en otra parte de la capital del estado. el aire es una brumosa nube color marrón una ex ten rp limpieza se lleva a cabo en toda la zona. no han determino to el origen del derrame de petróleo en montana. la compañía petrolera envío más de 350 trabajadores a la zona para limpieza tras un recorrido por la región afectada el gobernador declaró el estado de emergencia en 7 condados. una de las causas del referendo es la preocupante expansión de la enfermedad en el territorio dominicano tras recibir la em demo ya de su vecino haití hace varios meses. darío desde santo domingo nos dice cuál es el elemento y que desató la controversia. >>> los casos de cólera aumentan de manera peligrosa en república dominicana. ahora cuando hay lluvias. la cantidad de muertos por la

. >> we had jamie and kate in phoenix? >> yes.

it kicked up this towering dust storm in phoenix and left roads buckling on highways from texas all the way to minnesota. this camp is sweating through its 88th summer. c's chris bury spoke to its camp director. >> this is the hottest week on record here at the camp.

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