they were ak-47s purchased at a phoenix gun store. my question to you, mr. attorney general, were you aware of this e-mail exchange? were you aware of an investigation ongoing that involved a phoenix gun store and specifically ak-47s at the time? >> no, i wasn't. listen to what you just said. he said we were going to talk abo about. we were going to talk about. which implies they did not. >> subsequent to the death. mr. wilkinson has told you about brian terry's death. now he's being informed about an investigation involving the slain officer, involving a gun store in phoenix. did that not raise any sense of awareness, raise any sense of intrigue, if not mr. wilkinson, from you to say what investigation is ongoing? >> i was not told about this. i was unaware of this, and unless there is some indication -- >> you testified today are you a hands-on manager. >> what i was saying, unless there is some indication that the tactics that we are so against were employed there, what we know is this was something -- this was a tragic event connected to an ongoing inves

we know it started in the atf office in phoenix. it was approved by u.s. attorney's office in phoenix, exactly who the people were who approved the technique we're still in the process of doing this too. that's not all i've done. i've made personnel changes with regard to leadership positions. i've moved people around. we've instituted a series of policies now designed to make sure that doesn't happen again. >> an agent was murdered and your action is to move people around. that seems to me to simply inconvenience people, not to rid them of federal employment. >> well, to the extent that we find out who precisely was involved in this or gave that order, i can assure you unless there's a truly compelling circumstance those people will be removed from federal service. that's not all we've done. we're in the process of investigating that murder and the people who are responsible for it will be held accountable. i expect you'll hear about that relatively soon. >> relatively soon. thirteen months later. >> no. these matters -- >> it's 13 months after the fact,

university of phoenix opened the door.name is james craig, i'm committed to making a difference and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] engine light on? come to meineke now for a free code scan read and you'll say...my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> it has been 39 years since row verse su wade but the fight over women's reproduction rights continues. a bill defining life at conception critics say it if becomes law it could have far-reaching implications for women. athena jones has more. >> reporter: the battle is playing out in state houses around the country. in a virginia house of delegates just passed a bill that said life begins at conception and gives unborn children at all stages of development, including embryos, the same rights available to you and me. >> it grants recognition that there's a human being here. by itself it cannot criminalize abortion. >> reporter: while the bill doesn't directly challenge the landmark row versus wade supreme court right, republican delegate bob marshal, the bill's sponsor and a lo

we have something called phoenix connect that allows students to have a social network. you can post discussion questions. we have more than twenty thousand faculty members, chances are one of them is online when you need some assistance. i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. we go through them all the time. doors that mark the day's events. new beginnings. endings. routines. revealing the stories and dramas -- the victories and challenges -- that help us go through new doors of our own. be part of the story. colonial williamsburg. >>> come look a this. this is what it looked like in baltimore in february 2010, two years ago. this winter might be trying to make up for that. our city is one of the most snow challenged this winter. only about 2 inches of our regular snowfall up to this point. at least 17 inches of snow by now. all of the cities analyzed have received less snow than normal. >> when we compare this to yesterday we were in the 06s and now you're talking about 70s. >> i know. but i don'

and that's what happened with the university of phoenix. nothing can stop me now. i feel like the sky is the limit with what i can do and what i can accomplish. my name is naphtali bryant and i am a phoenix. >> your health and life expectancy in baltimore city depend on where you lived. >> lisa robinson lifted some health profiles and said the differences are stark. >> the health department has been collecting data on a 55 city neighborhoods to create profiles. there are some neighborhoods in baltimore city where the life expectancy is on par with third world countries. well with the help support to three classes of neighborhood, all within a three-mile radius. the differences in life expectancy are dramatic. this neighborhood has a life expectancy of about 81 years. 3 miles away, life expectancy goes down to 67 years. but we found is that in 25% of the neighborhoods, over 50% of the deaths were affordable. >> coming up at 5:00, i will take you to those three baltimore neighborhoods and tell you what the profiles say about life expectancy. lisa robinson for the i-t

we have something called phoenix connect that allows students to have a social network. you can post discussion questions. we have more than twenty thousand faculty members, chances are one of them is online when you need some assistance. i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. >>> thank you for joining us. details right now on how washington state father tried to kill his two sons, just before igniting an explosion that killed them off. questions remain -- them all. questions remain on what happened to the children's mother. sherrie johnson joins us with more more. >> reporter: powell tried to kill his children with a hatchet. the boys were taken to powell's home sunday by a caseworker for a court ordered visitation, he locked the worker out and ignited a fire ball that leveled the house killing both boys and powell. susan's parents say their grandsons started remembering more about what happened on the night of 2009 when their mother disappeared. >> talking about what the kids are saying. the kids

we have something called phoenix connect that allows students to have a social network.ussion questions. we have more than twenty thousand faculty members, chances are one of them is online when you need some assistance. i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. >>> sentencing for the underwear bomber. he was convicted of trying to bring down a jetliner over detroit in 2009. >>> a report from a road safety group indicates an increase in the number of fatalities with 16 and 17-year-old drivers. the highway safety association said deaths of 16 year olds rose and 17 year olds 7% that's an increase 161%. >>> funeral services had been held for the last known veteran of world war 1. green was a member of the air force and died two weeks ago shy of her 111th birthday. >>> and an governor. >> stay with us what could happen with the robo calls. >>> a home turned dang rouse and the puppy, how he is doing this morning. >>> are your finances stressing you out. why your will power may to be blame. achoo! [ male an

it was called the cherokee phoenix. they set up a shop for the newspaper in the new cosmopolitan cherokee capital december 1827. the cherokee phoenix was the first newspaper ever published by or for indians and printed, at least in part, in an indian language. the first issue, february 1828, contained excerpts in english and cherokee from the just-completed cherokee constitution, the lord's prayer, and an editorial by boudinot. recognizing that most whites still viewed all indians as little more than savages, boudinot focused on indians' capacity for progress as justification for a hopeful future. indians with the proper advantages are as capable of improvement in mind as any other people. but his optimism, even as he declared it from the pages of the phoenix, would soon become suspect. in fact, what proved more prophetic was the greed of their white neighbors. when a cherokee boy discovered gold on cherokee land in the summer of 1829, land-you can hungry georgia januaries invaded in crowes. the cherokees bitterly compl

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the opportunities that i had at the university of phoenix dealing with professionals teaching thingst they were doing every day got me to where i am today. i'm mayor cherie wood i'm responsible for the largest urban renewal project in utah and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. >> this is abc 7 saturday news extra, on your side. >> we begin with the results of the nevada caucuses. mitt romney had a decisive win and the battle is on for second place. >> mitt romney's big win it in nevada saturday was his second in a row and a reaffirmation of his front runner status. campaigning in colorado's saturday his eyes were on november. >> he chose to follow. now it is time for him to get out of the way. >> there were few wild cards in the campaign. al

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in phoenix. need to go to miami. >>> our oscar show continues with the oscar moments you'll be talking about today coming up later in "the pulse." >>> plus, a disturbing travel alert. cruise passengers threatened and robbed and back in the u.s. last night. >>> also funny stuff here, the video of oprah winfrey bound go viral today, doing things we have never seen the queen of daytime talk do before. stay with us. >>> well, th a numbers are in showing little relief for drivers. gas line prices keep heading up, even though there's no shortage. that's because crude oil prices are high with worries iran might shut down or to start later today, bp and those seeking damages from the 2010 gulf oil spill are nows tos making progress towards settlements on their own. in fact, one report says a $14 billion is now in the works. >>> while the movie industry was handing out awards, real-life action winners were the winners this weekend. "act of valor" took out the competition earning 25 million bucks. "tyler p

in phoenix. need to go to miami. >>> our oscar show continues with the oscar moments you'll be talking about today coming up later in "the pulse." >>> plus, a disturbing travel alert. cruise passengers threatened and robbed and back in the u.s. last night. >>> also funny stuff here, the video of oprah winfrey bound go viral today, doing things we have never seen the queen of daytime talk do before. stay with us. >>> well, the latest numbers are in showing little relief for drivers. gas line prices keep heading up, even though there's no shortage. that's because crude oil prices are high with worries iran might shut down or withhold its production. the average price is $3.69 which is up 13 cents in just a week. >> up and up. >>> overseas markets are down on worries of oil prices. tokyo's nikkei off 13 points. the nasdaq index was up 12. >>> the federal civil trial over the nation's worst offshore oil disaster has now been put off about a week. the trial had been set to start later today, but bp an

live for us from phoenix. thank you. >>> shifting gears its been more than a month since the cruise ship ran aground off the coast of italy but leaders are taking up the issue today. the house transportation committee held a hearing this afternoon to talk about what lessons can be taken from the disaster where 25 people died. experts, coast guard members and two passengers from the cruise line were on hand for the meeting. >>> coming up, a council woman got off easy after police chases her down at speeds over 100-milance hour. why people are questioning her and the officers. >> i could say the same myself. i like having [inaudible] with age difference. >> and imagine celebrating a leap day birthday with your mom or daughter. we have the story of love coming up. those and more coming up at six but now a preview of world news. >> tonight after serving nine years they are being served a special dinner here but first the president gives a interview. see the whole picture. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can

to john roberts in phoenix. >>. >> reporter: good afternoon, to you, neil.han expected turnout and people have been dribbling in and county recorders say the return of the early ballots, popular in arizona has been less than expected. 300,000 have been returned and they thought greater than that. who does it it help and who does it hurt? it could potentially hurt mitt romney. he's seen as the favorite here and win arizona in a walk that could cause a lot of people stay home or not return the ballots, but would take a lot of people based on the numbers to not vote for mitt romney to lose this thing. think about the issues here in arizona, what comes to mind, immigration, and arizona is always in the news for immigration going to the supreme court to argue for their law and april 25th. i talked with arizona governor jan brewer who endorsed mitt romney, earlier today she told me, neil, it goes far beyond immigration when it comes to the issues on voter's minds. >> it's an important issue to arizona and an important issue to america. i think that jobs and econom

but, i have to support my family, so how do i go back to schoo university of phoenix made it doable. lot of my instructors were principals in my district. i wouldn't be where i am without that degree. my name is dr. carrie buck. i helped turn an at-risk school into an award winning school, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. ofwe are back with a check forecast. the sun will shine tomorrow. we're not expecting any problems. compared to where ago.re two years >> we had over 30 inches of snow. it was over 50 inches that fell. it is the snow is season on record. the white house is quiet and dry. we will look for temperatures. were around 45 degrees at reagan national airport. 91 hit 70 degrees. 37 degrees right now. the windchill factors around freezing. to waldorf,ke us maryland. 27 degrees. best chance for the fog will come out tomorrow. we noticed there is not a lot of cold air outside. it is milder air. satellite and radar started the day was cloudy skies. gave way around 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. sunshine tohad some warm our temperatures. high

phoenix open. imports and exports we take an in-depth look at how the russian republic of dagestan itself as the mecca for world wrestling. but we get going this hour right here in moscow where maria sharapova. drawn first blood for team russia in the opening round of the twenty twelve fed cup against spain were number three sharapova blasting her way to the first rubber of the expense of spanish debutant sylvia solar. six two six one this season's astri and open finalist wrap things up and her compatriots. she is expected on court any moment to start off against carla swore as varro russia last won women's tennis is premier event back in two thousand and eight their fourth title. goal for not a single blemish was seen and spent to have been score card following his second round at the waist the phoenix open the twenty seven year old's bogey free effort securing him a three stroke lead with day two suspended due to darkness the american heard six birdies when he saved the day on the seventy this bu

at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. >>> we're back live from phoenix. it is primary day here in arizona. republican race in michigan is also getting a lot of attention, but there's a lot at stake here in arizona. namely the delegates, we're talking 29 up for grabs, that's 2.5% of the total needed to win the nomination. and the primary is winner take all. well, none of the republican candidates even close, right, to the number of delegates needed to lock up the nomination. but mitt romney is way ahead of his challengers. as of now. the magic numbers for the republicans, 1144, romney has 125, that is more than all the other candidates combined. newt gingrich has 38, rick santorum 37, and ron paul with 27. so like most places in the country, jobs, the economy, on voters' minds here in arizona, other issues like foreclosure crisis, immigration also front and center. cnn's miguel marquez. good to see you, we've been talking to voters over the last couple of days, and they are finally starting to come and vote. what are folks telling you today? >> well, there

i want that in the united states here in phoenix to help us with the economy. that brings me to the third point and that is the notion of dynamic talent is a tricky concept in the united states. we don't know in modern economies what helps an economy continue to grow and to remain strong and to prosper as it inknow vates, particularly as the economy and the culture and the society becomes relatively well off. it is a known phenomena that it is hard for individuals who are relatively well off to take outsized risk and put yt

i want that in the united states here in phoenix to help us with the economy. that brings me to the third point and that is the notion of dynamic talent is a tricky concept in the united states. we don't know in modern economies what helps an economy continue to grow and to remain strong and to prosper as it inknow vates, particularly as the economy and the culture and the society becomes relatively well off. it is a known phenomena that it is hard for individuals who are relatively well off to take outsized risk and put everything on the line. back to my original story, if you think about the swimmers in the contest, in order for the united states to prosper, we need lots of swimmers who are willing to get in the water and swim and save nothing for the trip back because they are the type of person who will do whatever it takes, work as hard as is needed and get to the other side without saving energy to get back. and this shows up in what we now have as the crystal clear data in the last several years largely funded by the kaufman foundation out of kansas city

san jose taking the three-game winning streak to phoenix. brent burns to jamie mcbegin who redirected to tie the game. the dads love it. final minute of the period. the coyotes come up with a loose puck and have a two on one. into the net. phoenix goes on to win 5-1. >>> only at the 16th hole will you see a concert. as for the golf, the phoenix open after shooting a 68. the sacramento native has never won on tour. and that is an amazing hole. i've been there in person and it's unlike anything in golf. it is not conservative. they had to move the beer sales away and the players get into it and pass things out and they will boo you for anything. yeah. i get booed. i could never play that hole. absolutely. >> we have to check that out. we'll be right back. we have baseball coming up. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that

i'm reporting from phoenix. because the state can play an important role in who gets the presidential nomination. we're talking 29 delegations at stake. we talked to some people who are worried about this kind of stuff. talking about losing their jobs, as of january arizona had the third worst foreclosure rate in the country. that's according to realty track. and the unemployment rate here in arizona as of december, last december, 8.7%. only 15 states in worse shape on the jobs front. and we're also talking in the final hours before the arizona primary, the price of gas. it's going sky high. the national average is up 29 cents from just a month ago. republican candidates are blaming the president. >> i think if we go all out for energy independence to get free in the middle east, that we can get to $2.50 a gallon gasoline. >> the median in america dropped by 10% in the last four years. even as gas prices have doubled. >> we now have $4 a gallon gasoline. some are suggesting it's going to be $5 and maybe more thi

they were first reported in the "phoenix new times." the reporter who broke this story will be joining us in about 20 minutes. >>> in the vatican city, pope benedict led 22 new cardinals in mass this morning. among the new cardinals, new york's bishop timothy dolan. they will one day elect the next pope. >>> iranian navy ships including a destroyer have passed into the sue wez canal. a similar move a year ago seen here in earlier videos stirred fears in israel and other nations, an iranian news agency says the deployment is memt to show friendship and support and to display iran's military resolve. >>> we're following developments in syria today. people fighting against government troops are afraid a major military crackdown is coming soon. at least 23 people were killed in clashes around the country today. cnn's nick payton walsh is keeping an eye. >> reporter: waking again to a sound of it which has borne the brunt of this army offensive. residents deeply concerned that they're seeing serious concerns. building over the past few days.

university of phoenix made it doable. a lot of my instructors were principals in my district.be where i am without that degree. my name is dr. carrie buck. i helped turn an at-risk school into an award winning school and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. >> 7 on your side with a

in 1967, his solo career took off with "by the time i get to phoenix." ♪ by the time i get to phoenix shep: it won him four grammys that year and he soon began hosting his own variety show, the glenn campbell good time hour. ♪ oh, it's crying time again ♪ you're going to leave me ♪ . >> shep: the show ran for four years, making him a household name and afterwards, the hits just kept coming. ♪ ♪ . ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy ♪ and for hours it's on my mind ♪ ♪ . >> shep: he would eventually record 21 top 40 hits and sell more than 45 million records. enough to make him one of the biggest names in all of music. ♪ galveston oh, galveston ♪ . >> shep: the great glenn campbell. he's chosen to reveal his fight with alzheimer's by taking his message on the road and performing for millions of concert goers. coming up, glenn campbell's good-bye tour. across the golden state, where everyone has been unbelievably nice. mornin'. i guess i'm helping them save hundreds on car insurance. it probably also doesn't hurt that i'm a world-famous advertising icon. cheers! i mean, who wouldn't want a piece

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he has worked on phoenix. he has worked talladega.e has worked here in daytona putting asphalt down so he has learned from some pretty smart guys from the past, bob harrington from michigan that put a racetrack together the night before we had a race the next day. >> darrell: no kidding. >> a by da bizarre set of circumstances but we are anxious to go back and finish these 40 laps because we waited and we are are hopefully get those in. >> larry: mike, we are confident this is going to be good, our weatherman is cooperating. i look back at the four plate races last year including right here a year ago and we had the two driver tandem every single race. the fans spoke, you guys listened. i know we got 40 to go but the fun is back with the big pack it looks like. >> it does. and all during speedweeks practice and the shootout and the duels all unfolded we were kind of anxious to see what happened and i think in talking with the drivers throughout all of the effort that everybody put into place, november/december, the testing in january.

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he has worked on phoenix. he has worked talladega.e has worked here in daytona putting asphalt down so he has learned from some pretty smart guys from the past, bob harrington from michigan that put a racetrack together the night before we had a race the next day. >> darrell: no kidding. >> a by da bizarre set of circumstances but we are anxious to go back and finish these 40 laps because we waited and we are are hopefully get those in. >> larry: mike, we are confident this is going to be good, our weatherman is cooperating. i look back at the four plate races last year including right here a year ago and we had the two driver tandem every single race. the fans spoke, you guys listened. i know we got 40 to go but the fun is back with the big pack it looks like. >> it does. and all during speedweeks practice and the shootout and the duels all unfolded we were kind of anxious to see what happened and i think in talking with the drivers throughout all of the effort that everybody put into place, november/december, the testing in january.

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