crash in phoenix -- there was an .ve uber crash in phoenix i am wondering how you guys as an industryeal with that and how much do you think it's that few back in terms of getting to a future where, one, driverless back aeven with, set driverless car without a driver? >> and this comes back to our company's mission, to deliver the benefits of self-serving technology safely, quickly and broadly. we take those words very carefully. safety because we think that is -- in the u.s., there are 40,000 people killed every year on american roads. worldwide, it is 1.3 million. we think there is a profound opportunity to make that better. what happened in phoenix is a tragedy. it was a failure, basically a cultural failure that led to some software that elevation have been driving, and some operational mistakes that led to outcome. so as an industry, i think we have to look at how we are being thoughtful about winning this to the market, how we are testing it in the way that members of the committee are being respectful about that fact that we are on people's roads, and what the first part of the

"phoenix." congrats. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's gorgeous. why d you call it "phoenix?"ional at it. but i really related to phoenix. and i really had a lot of, kind of ups and downs of this record.y, and musica kind of -- i was kind of growing up into like a lady. and i kind of feel like i had a a new sense of life. and it's really awesome to have that feeling.so an thought phoenix was the perfect fit. >> jimmy: yeah, and it turns out a was. [ chee applause ] rising from the ashes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's your favorite part about doido an album? g this album? >> i think this was the first time i actually did it, like off my own. i guess i had freedom, like a a lot of freedom. and i chose to really work with thpeople i wanted to work with. i mean, honestly, i left the door open to anyone.wa like, come on in. let's jam. so it was a big old jam session. >> jimmy: really? >> it was actually really cool. yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, you've got some great people on there. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you got to work th cardi b. >> yeah, we did a song. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] who

phoenix police began investigatingchief jeri williams / phoenix police department: "we have worked virtually non-stop, every day, every night 7 days a week trying to solve and resolve this case."police arrested 36- year-old nathan sutherland, a licensed practical nurse who was caring for the woman at hacienda healthcare facility... he was identified in part, thanks to dna technology.sgt tommy thompson / phoenix police department: "it was checked, rechecked, triple checked, quadruple checked."sutherland is charged with sexual assault and vulnerable-adult abuse.david gregan / attorney: "there is no direct evidence that mr. sutherland has committed these acts we know at this point, there is dna. mr. sutherland will have his right to get his own dna experts."the parents of the victim, released a statement tuesday, saying their daughter has "significant intellectual disabilities," but has some ability to move and responds to sound. the woman's family has also said they are outraged for what they called abuse and neglect of their daughter... but made it clear that the baby would be loved and cared

and phoenix police say they are investigating . but have offered no additional details about the case.then on tuesday -- hacienda healthcare sent a statement saying "police served a search warrant" to "obtain dna from male" staffers.the company said it welcomed the development in the investigation.but cesena says the healthcare company didn't even inform the families of other patients at the facility about the incident until about five days after the birthand only after local news reports exposed the situation. karina cesena/mother of patient:"i think that there is a blanket that they are trying to hide under. instead of being transparent. they are not being transparent at all." (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) that was sara sidner reporting today police did break their silence on the investigation-- but there have been no significant updates. relatives of the woman also spoke out saying the baby has been born into a loving family and they will raise her child. (anchor) taking a live look outside... san francisco's embarcadero. (anchor) tim

acusan a un enfermero de un centro mÉdico de phoenix de violar a una paciente incapacitada que estabaapa francisco que pasa su primera noche en panamÁ, tras una jubilosa bienvenida. comenzamos la visiÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. patricia: ¿quÉ tal? bienvenidos a la ediciÓn nocturna. la noche es larga y tensa en venezuela tras una agitada jornada polÍtica, en la que hubo de todo. la juramentaciÓn del presidente encargado, la hora de relaciones con estados unidos ordenada por maduro por el apoyo washington a su oponente y mÁs de una docena de muertos en violentas manifestaciones. la incertidumbre es grande, al no saberse hasta donde escalara esta crisis- pedro: cae la noche en caracas y comienza la protesta contra el gobernante nicolÁs maduro. varios manifestantes fueron detenidos. el caos tambiÉn reinaba el ciudades del interior del paÍs, con masivas marchas que terminaronen balaceras, que dejÓ con un saldo de varias personas muertas a nivel nacional. cuatro personas fueron abatidas por disparos policiales en san cristÓbal. horas antes

phoenix police began investigatingchief jeri williams / phoenix police department: "we have worked virtuallyry day, every night 7 days a week trying to solve and resolve this case."police arrested 36- year-old nathan sutherland, a licensed practical nurse who was caring for the woman at hacienda healthcare facility... he was identified in part, thanks to dna technology.sgt tommy thompson / phoenix police department: "it was checked, rechecked, triple checked, quadruple checked."sutherland is charged with sexual assault and vulnerable-adult abuse.david gregan / attorney: "there is no direct evidence that mr. sutherland has committed these acts we know at this point, there is dna. mr. sutherland will have his right to get his own dna experts."the parents of the victim, released a statement tuesday, saying their daughter has "significant intellectual disabilities," but has some ability to move and responds to sound.the woman's family has also said they are outraged for what they called abuse and neglect of their daughter... but made it clear that the baby would be loved and cared for...sgt tomm

briana whitney reports phoenix police are now investigating. .ide the hacienda skilled nursing facility in phoenix?a woman who has been in a vegetative state at the facility for at least 14 years after a near- drowning incident, giving birth to a baby saturday.but nobody knows who did this to her.natsot/reporter"when you first heard about what happened, what went through your mind?"natsot/employee"how could it happen? and just anger and sadness, and sick to my stomach."this woman familiar with what happened, has asked us to conceal her identity and voice.she says employees could not believe what was unfolding inside the victim's room.natsot/employee "none of the staff were aware that she was pregnant until she was pretty much giving birth."natsot/reporter"how were they alerted to the fact that she was going into labor?" natsot/employee"from what i've been told, she was moaning. and they didn't know what was wrong with her. there was a nurse that was there, and from what i heard she's the one that delivered the baby." natsot/reporter"what do we kn

enrique: el departamento de policÍa de phoenix, en arizona, ha comenzado a solicitar pruebas de adn aluz a un niÑo en phoenix, arizona, a pesar de estar en estado vegetativo por mÁs de 10 aÑos. "si la mujer estÁ en estado vegetal y dio a luz a un niÑo, fue violada. lÓgicamente no dio consentimiento," dijo este abogado. mientras tanto, la policÍa de phoenix ejecutÓ una orden de cateo en el centro dar con el responsable. "la policÍa dijo que se obtuvieron pruebas de adn de todos los hombres que ahÍ trabajan. tambiÉn los records del lugar. una hispana dice que su hijo tambiÉn ha sido mi madre abuso, a pesar de su condiciÓn mÉdica." >> estado peleando para sacarlo de aquÍ, porque desde que llego empezaron a jugar con Él. oscar: karina tiene su hija de 22 aÑos y es paciente por los Últimos dos aÑos. dice haber a la vÍctima de en un cuarto de el primer piso pero nunca se imaginÓ que estaba embarazada. karina estÁ tratando de sacar a su hija a otro centro mÉdico, porque no se siente segura despuÉs del incidente. el lugar dice que lamenta lo sucedido y que estÁn cooperando con las autoridades

. >>> descenso inmigrantes regresen la hospitalidad que han cojo tido en phoenix son 70 personas en sutobÚs, julio hablÓ con ellos. >>> fue la mejor bienvenida que jamÁs imaginaban. >>> gracias, gracias, bien, sentimos muy alegre y orgullosos. >>> 70 migrants en su mayorÍa de guatemala fueron dejados por ice en un estaciÓn de buses de phoenix pero las persona que se unieron para encontrarle un albergue. >>> tendrÍamos que ayudarles allÁ con frÍo y hambre, ellos no traen nada. >>> por fortuna la iglesia de phoenix les abriÓ las puertas. aquÍn asta con aplausos. >>> yo estoy sorprendida por la respuesta de la comunidad anglo africana que no sabÍan. >>> decenas de personas llegaban a donar todo tipo de artÍculos de primera necesidad. >>> trajimos mochila, calcetas nuevas algo pequeÑo que podemos hacer, pero la necesidad es grande y no sentimos que lo podemos hacer en este aÑo nuevo. >>> adentro en la iglesia hasta los niÑos participaban en la preparaciÓn de la comida. en el salÓn principal de la iglesia fueron puestas mraesz y los alimentos para los migrante, todos dijeron estar agradecid

phoenix police began investigatingchief jeri williams / phoenix police department: "we have worked virtuallyon-stop, every day, every night 7 days a week trying to solve and resolve this case."police arrested 36- year-old nathan sutherland, a licensed practical nurse who was caring for the woman at hacienda healthcare facility... he was identified in part, thanks to dna technology.sgt tommy thompson / phoenix police department: "it was checked, rechecked, triple checked, quadruple checked."sutherland is charged with sexual assault and vulnerable-adult abuse.david gregan / attorney: "there is no direct evidence that mr. sutherland has committed these acts we know at this point, there is dna. mr. sutherland will have his right to get his own dna experts."the parents of the victim, released a statement tuesday, saying their daughter has "significant intellectual disabilities," but has some ability to move and responds to sound. the woman's family has also said they are outraged for what they called abuse and neglect of their daughter... but made it clear that the baby would be loved and cared f

. >>> police in phoenix today announced the arrest of a nurse in the case of a severely disabled woman who gave birth to a baby boy. the facility was unaware she was pregnant. here is carter evans. >> reporter: this is the man who police say police and prosecutors committed an unspeakable crime. >> one counts of sex sexual assault, one count of child or vulnerable adult abuse, a class two felony. >> reporter: 36-year-old nathan sutherland, a nurse at hacienda health care is accused of raping a patient and impregnating her. the woman, now 29, severely incapacitated since the age of 3 gave birth last month. >> i was stunned. i was beside myself to think and believe that this could happen to someone who wasn't able to speak for herself. >> reporter: phoenix police chief gerjeri williams says hacienda staff members were under a court order to provide dna. sutherla sutherland confirmed his sunday morning. could there be more victims out there? >> that possibility exists. >> reporter: sutherland continued working at the facility until his arrest. also disturbing -- >> we had no idea this pat

so you can admire it, but not for very long. >>> there are new developments in a rape case at a phoenixursing facility and a deadly mall shooting. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the chicago tribune reports police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a man at a suburban shopping mall. investigators say a 19-year-old man was shot inside the food court. he died later at the hospital. a bystander was grazed on the leg. >> next thing i know, five more shots came out of the gun. and people were screaming and yelling all over the place. >> police say the victim knew the shooter and was targeted. authorities say security video shows the suspect fleeing the mall, but it's unclear if he continued on foot or got in a vehicle. >>> "the boston globe" reports that police are searching for a missing 23-year-old woman. olivia ambrose was last seen outside of hennessey's bar saturday night. her twin sister said olivia was dancing with a man. >> the guy she was dancing with was the one who got kicked out of the bar. >> security camera shows olivia ambrose leaving the

a nurse in phoenix now arrested and accused of raping an incapacitated patient who shocked caregivers by giving birth in december. nbc's morgan chesky has the latest. >> the baby's turning blue! baby's turning blue! >> reporter: it's the frantic 911 call in an appalling crime. >> one of our patients just had a baby and we had no idea she was pregnant. >> reporter: phoenix police now say it has a suspect. >> we owed this arrest to the victim. we owed this arrest to the newest member of our community, that innocent baby. >> reporter: nearly a month after an incapacitated woman gave birth at hacienda health care, police say a dna test now ties the newborn to nathan sutherland, a male nurse who cared for the victim, now arrested for sexual assault and vulnerable adult abuse. >> this is a crime that requires mandatory prison. >> reporter: sutherland faced a judge this morning in phoenix where the state accused him of preying upon a woman with no capacity to resist or even cry out. the woman's own pregnancy unknown to staff until she went into labor december 29th. >> the baby, i am told, is

phoenix police began investigatingchief jeri williams / phoenix police department: "we have worked virtuallystop, every day, every night 7 days a week trying to solve and resolve this case."police arrested 36- year-old nathan sutherland, a licensed practical nurse who was caring for the woman at hacienda healthcare facility... he was identified in part, thanks to dna technology.sgt tommy thompson / phoenix police department: "it was checked, rechecked, triple checked, quadruple checked."sutherland is charged with sexual assault and vulnerable-adult abuse.david gregan / attorney: "there is no direct evidence that mr. sutherland has committed these acts we know at this point, there is dna. mr. sutherland will have his right to get his own dna experts."the parents of the victim, released a statement tuesday, saying their daughter has "significant intellectual disabilities," but has some ability to move ansod re said t outraged for what they called abuse and neglect of their daughter... but made it clear that the baby would be loved and cared for...sgt tommy thompson / phoenix police department:

acusan a un enfermero de un centro mÉdico de phoenix de violar a una paciente incapacitada que estabaoticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. patricia: ¿quÉ tal? bienvenidos a la ediciÓn nocturna. la noche es larga y tensa en venezuela tras una agitada jornada polÍtica, en la que hubo de todo. la juramentaciÓn del presidente encargado, la hora de relaciones con estados unidos ordenada por maduro por el apoyo washington a su oponente y mÁs de una docena de is- pedro: cae la noche en caracas y comienza la protesta contra el gobernante nicolÁs maduro. varios manifestantes fueron detenidos. el caos tambiÉn reinaba el ciudades del interior del paÍs, con masivas marchas que terminaronen balaceras, que dejÓ con un saldo de varias personas muertas a nivel nacional. cuatro personas fueron abatidas por disparos policiales en san cristÓbal. horas antes, el presidente de la asamblea nacional tomaba juramento en caracas como presidente interino de venezuela ante una multitud de manifestantes opositores. >> juro! juro asumir formalmente a las competencias del ejecutivo nacional. como el presidente enc

google's division in phoenix, arizona is leading the way.eneral motors is planning a robot taxi service with its chevy bolt self driving car sometime this year. tesla, hooper and others are among the contenders, though maybe 2020 is a more realistic target for their commercial services —— uber. but uber‘s test fleet was taken off the road after a fatal collision with a pedestrian. a reminder about why we should be cautious about the speed of this revolution. but if autonomous ca rs of this revolution. but if autonomous cars are far away, the electric motoring era is arriving fast. hasluck‘s model three, the

. >> migrantes de guatemala fueron dejados por ice en una estación de buses en phoenix pero líderes les puerta es . >> estoy sorprendida por la comunidad angloamericana y afroamericano que muchos dicen que no sabían . >> personas llegaron a donar ropa, comida ,agua y cosas de primera necesidad . >> tenemoo pero la necesidad es grande ycerlo . >> adentro de la iglesia hasta niños participaron en la comida en el salón principal pusierón mesas y alimentos todos dan gracia aunque algunos no pudieron contener las lagrimas . >> me rompen el corazón cuando los vemos llegar con hambre y frío . >> personas dejan practiamente desierto un pueblo en guatemala, 30 personas salen de este pueblo a estados unidos con la meta de una mejor vida . ta de trabajo hace que todos tengan esperanza de vivir en el país del norte . >> no hay lugares de empleo , así que no me queda otra que migrar . >> hace una semana una joven de este lugar murió en veracruz cuando quería llegar a estados unidos . >> de estrés a miedos que los siguen toda la vida no tenemos todos los incidentes , dicen que hay maltrato como crime

>> i was mayor of phoenix for a seven years before that and for many years on the city council as well, a couple years as deputy attorney general state of arizona. i have been in public life for a while i'm really into urban policy, city policy. run >>did you decide to as a mayor, i couldn't complain about congress not doing enough to support cities i was not willing to do it myself. it was a great opportunity to support our district and to make sure we are the support we need but also the opportunity to set good policy for all of america. and his awesome to be in congress to represent the people of the community and be part of history. i'm excited to be here and for me, i was termed out as mayor and i wanted to stay in public service this was a great opportunity. and i grabbed the opportunity. >> who did you talk to about running for this seat and who made it possible? replacing a senator for the state of arizona. i talked to a lot of people, most broadly, my wife very is a very big family decision. i know i to come back and forth to washington, that's a big family commitments. it was

. >> glor: police in phoenix announced the arrest today of a nurse in the case of a severely disabledho gave birth to a baby boy. the facility was unaware she was pregnant. here's carter evans. >> nathan sutherland: >> reporter: this is the man who police and prosecutors say committed an unspeakable crime. >> one count of sex assault, a class two felony. one count of child abuse, vulnerable adult abuse, a class two felony. >> reporter: 36-year-old nathan sutherland, a nurse at hacienda healthcare, is accused of impregnating a patient. raping and impregnating a datient. the woman, now 29, severely incapacitated since the age of three, gave birth last month. e> i was stunned. i was beside myself to think and believe that this could happen to someone who wasn't able to speak for herself. >> reporter: phoenix police chief jeri williams says hacienda staff members were under a court order to provide d.n.a. sutherland submitted his on tuesday morning. hours later, a confirmed match to the infant child. ed the modern d.n.a. technology is really going to be the game foanger for us. >> reporte

we're advancing infrastructure in phoenix. with that experience i think i have a lot to offer here in washington. from the perspective of a local leader, a city leader. as to the -- add to the fact washington has not been a good partner to local government when it comes to infrastructure investment. and our country is falling further behind our competitor nations and we need to get back to being a leader on infrastructure. as the representative of a southwestern state, border state, i believe comprehensive immigration reform is really important. no community in the country would better benefit economically from comprehensive immigration reform. bipartisan. it's got to be done in a bipartisan way. getting real reform done. no community would better benefit than ours in our region. when the president pulled us out of the paris climate accord it was cities like mine as mayor that stepped up to the plate and said we are going to keep our commitment under the paris climate accord. the people of this country really looked to mayors

and phoenix police say they are investigating .ave offered no additional details about the case.then on tuesday -- hacienda healthcare sent a statement saying "police served a search warrant" to "obtain dna from male" staffers.the company said it welcomed the development in the investigation.but cesena says the healthcare company didn't even inform the families of other patients at the facility about the incident until about five days after the birthand only after local news reports exposed the situation. karina cesena/mother of patient:"i think that there is a blanket that they are trying to hide under. instead of being transparent. they are not being transparent at all." all." transparent at all." (pam) the baby will be taken in by his mother's family... but for now, the child is in the care of a hospital. (grant) too often people die of drug overdoses because there's no one around to notice they're in trouble. scientists are trying to change that. they're creating an app that beams sound waves to measure breathing and summon hel

we are dancing infrastructure in phoenix. i think i have a lot to offer in washington. from the perspective of the local city leader, the fact that washington has not been a good partner to local government when it comes to infrastructure investment. our country is falling further behind our competitor nations, and we need to be a leader on infrastructure investments. as a representative of a border state, i believe that comprehensive immigration reform is really important. no community in the country would better benefit economically from comprehensive immigration reform in a bipartisan way, getting real reform done, no better community -- no community would better benefit than those in our region. when the president pulled us out of the paris climate accord, it was cities like mine who said we are going to keep our commitments. the people of this country looked to mayors for leadership. now that i'm in washington and democrats are in the majority, you will see positive action on the issue of climate change. you will see a marriage between infrastructure investment and

even if you like phoenix ran into the a problem of having nt enough houses. even the base of the problem was that if it were not in l.a. and that's what led to the surge of migrant. >> host: i want to talk more about the housing policies that were put in place after that and its impacts but what you chat few callers on this idea that it was a housing shortage, that was one of the main causes of the recession. new jersey, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm a realtor over here for a long time and i would just like to say i read your book, it sounds like great information i want toou make a couple comment. first of all the reason why there is a shortage i think is because in many areas they create the zoning laws with the don't allow housing a different source to bee built on the one level. the other thing would ask about was, i was a realtor then, too. when the crash came i notice the president at the time and congress on both sides didn't do anything for real estate.ot that thewords, the banks through and put out of their homes and then all they had to

chris martin is, cbs news, phoenix. >> the ceo of the hacienda healthcare center resigned in the wake of the investigation. >>> the effort from the entertainers along with some prominent figures in sports. >>> ice sculptures made by nature. entertainment.. are joining forces.. to bring about change in the criminal justice system. the organizati >>> some big names in sports and entertainment are joining forces to bring about change in the criminal justice system. the organization was created by rappers mcmeel and jay-z. along with the new england patriots owner, he became a sing for. a judge sentenced him for 2 to 4 years in prison for minor violations. >> when i was in my situation, a lot of people stood up for me . it made me want to use a lot of my time and life to double back and support the people who actually came out and stood up for me. >> the group has already dedicated $50 million to reforming the justice system. many say they also want to change fundamental laws that disproportionately send people of color to jail. >>> underpaying more than 1200 women and more than 2700 mino

enrique: el departamento de policÍa de phoenix, en arizona, ha comenzado a solicitar pruebas de adn a orden de cateo en el centro dar con el responsable. "la policÍa dijo que se obtuvieron pruebas de adn de todos los hombres que ahÍ trabajan. tambiÉn los records del lugar. una hispana dice que su hijo tambiÉn ha sido mi madre abuso, a pesar de su condiciÓn mÉdica." >> estado peleando para sacarlo de aquÍ, porque desde que llego empezaron a jugar con Él. oscar: karina tiene su hija de 22 aÑos y es paciente por los Últimos dos aÑos. dice haber a la vÍctima de en un cuarto de el primer piso pero nunca se imaginÓ que estaba embarazada. karina estÁ tratando de sacar a su hija a otro centro mÉdico, porque no se siente segura despuÉs del incidente. el lugar dice que lamenta lo sucedido y que estÁn cooperando con las autoridades. la policÍa tambiÉn dijo que estÁn pidiendo ayuda del pÚblico para que reporten si saben algo de quiÉn es responsable de abusar a la mujer en estado vegetal. mediante un comunicado como la familia dijo a travÉs de su abogado que en estos momentos no pueden hacer comen

to that end, we created phoebe the phoenix. a lot of recycling animates objects, like, a bottle or a can. i don't care about a bottle or a can, but i care about a phoenix. a phoenix is in our seal, and she's been the heart and soul of our plan, specifically with plan outreach. she shows up at all our assemblies, she's on all our materials. and even community-based social marketing techniques. this is a student actually making a public commitment that she will continue to compost by signing this poster. and you can see that it's a fun activity. when we put these activities into the school, the kids clamor, let me sign, let me sign. but what they're doing is they're saying, i will continue to compost and this is my public commitment to do that. another fun thing we've been doing is our field trip program gets kids out of the classroom, into the gardens, over the transfer stations, and those are fun trips that are also educational. fun is in my mind a key for successful educational and environmental programs. lesson four, be suppo

en phoenix arizona un grupo llevÓ el odio a las puerta de una iglesia que le da ayuda a los refugiados contra de las personas que los ayudan. >>> varios miembros de una organizaciÓn que se hacen llamar los patriotas llegan a esta iglesia donde lleva ice a los inmigrantes liberados para luego enfrentarlos. en el video se les escucha gritando ademÁs de decirles no son bienvenidos. >>> darle mal palabras >>> esto ocurre cuando todo caminan a la iglesia. el grupo grupo antimigrantes afectan a quienes buscan alberg albergue. >>> nosotros decimos que vengan la gente indocumentada aquÍ >>> de acuerdo a la pastora de la iglesia esta es la seguncto con llamadas >>> que nuestra iglesias se van a quemar >>> miembros de la iglesia afirman que uno de los manifestantes entraron a la iglesia y pastores han perdido a la iglesia que resguarden estos establecimientos, quisimos hablar con ellos porque no querÍan hacer comentarios >>> no vamos a confrontarnos con ellos y de lasestÁn haciendo >>> la policÍa de phoenix confirmÓ que han recibido varias llamadas para denunciar la presencia este grupo y no se

a disturbing case of sex abuse at a phoenix nursing home.rces say a woman who has been in vegetative state for at least a decade gave birth at the facility last week.(pam) now, (pam) now, phoenix police are investigating. briana whitney reports. what happened inside the hacienda skilled nursing facility in phoenix?a woman who has been in a vegetative state at the facility for at least 14 years after a near- drowning incident, giving birth to a baby saturday.but nobody knows who did this to her.natsot/reporter"when you first heard about what happened, what went through your mind?"natsot/employee"how could it happen? and just anger and sadness, and sick to my stomach."this woman familiar with what happened, has asked us to conceal her identity and voice.she says employees could not believe what was unfolding inside the victim's room.natsot/employee "none of the staff were aware that she was pregnant until she was pretty much giving birth."natsot/reporter"how were they alerted to the fact that she was going into labor?" natsot/employee"from wha

en phoenix, arizona estÁn en el centro del escÁndalo.osos y tristes porque una paciente que lleva 14 aÑos en , comenzÓ a gemir el pasado 20 de diciembre y de pronto dio a luz a un bebÉ saludable. >> nadie sabÍa que estaba embarazadasegÚn esta mujer y aÑade que de pronto la enfermera hubo que ayudarla a sacar al bebÉ ya que su estado de inconsciencia profunda le impedÍan pujar. presumen que alguien que tuvo acceso a la paciente abusÓ sexualmente de ella. hacienda help asegura que estÁ cooperando con la polÍtica y se estÁn asegurando de que cada residente de la hacienda estÉ lo mÁs seguro y bien atendido posible. hace aÑos la presunta vÍctima de violaciÓn tuvo un accidente con esfinge quedÓ en estado vegetativo. este especialista no tenÍa la mujer que dio a luz pero como mÉdico piensa que el proceso de parto pudo haber durado horas y hasta dÍas. no duda de que la mujer sintiÓ dolor y debido a su condiciÓn vegetativa no podÍa decirle a nadie lo que sucedÍa con su cuerpo. >> el adn del bebÉ es clave para resolveresta situaciÓn. los detective

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we alle the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to suppo support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treas

now, phoenix police are investigating. briana whitney reports. a baby boy...born saturday...alive and healthy. but with his mother being in a years-long vegetative state, and raped while staying in the hacienda healthcare facility.a source tells us employees didn't know she was pregnant until labor started. and doctor greg marchand says that is uncharted territory. dr. greg marchand:"i can't even imagine how horrible it must be to be a victim of abuse like that. this was an extremely dangerous situation with no monitoring."marchand is a valley o-b-g-y-n, and says though a baby can fully develop inside a woman who is in a vegetative state, having no prenatal care is alarming. dr. greg marchand:"there wasn't any prenatal screening done or prenatal labs, so we weren't able to see if she was suffering from gestational diabetes or hellp syndrome."he says the main difference between this victim and a healthy woman giving birth, is this victim could not use her body to push out the baby...and likely had a long labor because of it. and with no prenatal c

.>> and we are battling upstate phoenix. later in sports we will find out if they got 2019 off to a winning start. we will have all of the highlights. >>> we in the race for president taken the first step for an election campaign.>> diamonds all the way. -- i am in this all the way. bb i can hear keyboards i can tell by the way you're clicking no i really wish this stuff was cold no does the bottle didn't reach the one you >>> we are announcing that we have an exploratory committee that will raise money. christina reports, the massachusetts democrat is the first candidate and what will likely be a crowded field. >> today i am launching an exploratory committee. >> the senator relates a video on youtube considering a big fight for 2020. trump is responding. >> we will see how she does. i wish you well's reduction as well. i would love to run against her. >> the two butted heads in the past. most recently, she came under fire and she suggested native american ancestors and replete response to repeated trumps.>> that didn't wor

. >>> a disturbing story in phoenix. police are collecting dna from male workers at a nursing facility where a woman who's been in a coma over a decade recently gave birth. our catie beck has details. >> reporter: karina cesena's daughter gets full-time care at hacienda healthcare, barely able to walk or talk. >> my security measure as a mother is to stay here 24/7. >> reporter: the long-term care facility in phoenix now facing a sexual abuse investigation after a 29-year-old female patient in a vegetative state for more than a decade recently gave birth to a baby boy. >> both baby and mom are doing well. >> reporter: investigators now collecting dna samples from male workers, trying to determine who could be responsible. hacienda's ceo resigning. the board of directors vowing to accept nothing less than a the home has a "much below average" rating from medicare.gov, receiving six citations after their most recent inspection. >> not just the staff needs to be dna tested. you got to look at the logbooks, you got to look a

steve kerr back in phoenix, where he was the general manager. as a warrior, iguodala gets the steal from devin booker, he finds jonas jerebko on the outlet pass. jerebko gets the lay-in and one. iguodala on the fast break now, he finds quinn cook who nails the three at the buzzer. the warriors bench combined for 46 points. fourth quarter, the warriors in cruise control, draymond green finds steph curry who drains the three. nice to see, isn't it? curry led all scorers with 34, the warriors win easily 132- 109. calgary native aaron dell would not have a good home combing as the flames hosted the sharks, the sharks down one, mark giordano scores from way downtown on the power play, 30 left in the second, sharks down one ai sean monahan on the fast break, stops on a dime, passes to elliot lindholm, who gets it past dell, the sharks lose 8-5. the raiders have hired mike mayock as their new general manager, he was previously the nfl network's lead draft analyst, he replaces reggie mckenzie who was fired on december 10. mayock briefly played for the s

phoenix. >> caller: high, thank you for taking my call. i live in arizona and we've been very impacted by all of the illegal immigration. they are being dumped at the bus station, at the places of worship. there is no planning for any of that. i'm all for illegal immigration. im for that, the people coming across the border in droves, you know, thinking that they are coming here to get on the welfare system is totally wrong. our welfare system is already taxed to the maximum and i don't understand why the democrat want this unless it's for cheap labor. >> host: that is ava in phoenix. chad pergram or fox news treats at the top eight commercial leaders meeting with trump about order security and partial government shutdown, notable that the meeting is in a situation room compared to the very public display a few weeks ago with trump, pants and the signals a level of seriousness. on a calling in from eureka, california. democrat. >> hi. i just wanted to say one thing. build the wall. we need to stop this influx of people, thousands of people

as the mayorerved of phoenix from 2012 to 2018 is -- and is the state deputy attorney general. what were you doing before you won the state seat? mr. stanton: i served as mayor for many years before that and on the city council. i have been a public life for a while and i am really into urban policy, city policy. reporter: what did you decide to run for the seat? mr. stanton: as a mayor, i cannot complain about congress unless i was willing to do it myself. a great opportunity to support not just my district, make sure we get our fair share of federal resources, but also the opportunity to set good urban policy for all of america. i am an american. congress,ome being in being part of history. i am excited to be here for me. i wanted to stay in public service. it is a great opportunity. reporter: who are you are placing and who did you talk to bill -- talk to about replacing? won that senate seat in the state of arizona. i talked to a lot of people. most important like, my wife. this is a big family decision. i had been in public life before, in my hometown. it is a big family c

of sexual assault and one count of vulnerable adult abuse at the hacienda health care facility in phoenix. the 29-year-old patient had been in long-term care since the age of 3 and gave birth at the facility last month. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," more on the suspect, nathan sutherland. >>> 35-year-old juan guaido thet new leader of the country. venezuela has been hit by massive protests with its economy crumbling. [ chants ] hundreds of thousands of venezuelans protested yesterday. they demanded that president nicolas maduro step aside. the trump administration along with canada and more than a dozen other countries officially recognize guaido as interim president. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news" now, reward money. kidnapping victim jayme closs is set to receive money for her bravery. >>> and dog show debut. two new breeds that you'll see at the westminster show next month. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." >>> this is the "cbs morning news." is for everbody who wants to eat the foods they love and still lose weight. it's proven to help people lose weight, sleep better, an

they found all five llamas safe and sound and one gave birth last month a baby named phoenix hope.he owner say she is helping those in need at the nearby health facility. >> we decided that she connects with people so well what a wonderful thing it would be for her two become a therapy llama. >> that is cool. the owner say that caring for the llamas has been a form of therapy for them as well. >> the more, the better. they are supposed be very good for help relieve stress. >> they can definitely help. i love the name, phoenix hope, rising above that >>> here's a live look from chicago and a rare step from the federal government in response that this historic cold. >> reporter: in a couple of hours the federal judge could order pg&e will inspect all the power lines in california and the company says that would be very expensive, and we have a live report coming out. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that kee

detenidas, procesadas y liberadas por ice tras cruzar como indocumentados la frontera, estÁn acudiendo a phoenixderecha se opone a esta ayuda mediante manifestaciones que preocupan, como nos cuenta os >> desde octubre pasado, las iglesias en arizona han recibido a miles de familias migrantes que han sido liberadas por ice. Últimamente los voluntarios estÁn siendo acusados por anglosajones. los autodeterminado su patriotas siguen a los autobuses de inmigraciÓn a las iglesias con luego empiezan a documentar el transporte. >> estamos viendoa muy pocos, no son una masa deje. y si vienen mÁs, estamos preparados. >> el hostigamiento y los insultos se estÁn subiendo de tono. >> el proyecto que explora poner un sistema inteligente mediante un chip a las tarjetas de investigaciÓn de nueva york estÁ generando preocupaciÓn. peggy: por ahora, la tarjeta de identidad municipal de la ciudad de nueva york es eso, una forma de identificaciÓn. la usarÍan sobre todo indocumentados, pero un nuevo plan podrÍa convertirlas tambiÉn en tarjetas de pago. la alcaldÍa estaría estudiando y sentarles un chip bancario te ci

even a city like phoenix actually ran into a problem of having not enough houses. even the base of that problem was that there weren't enough houses in l.a. and that's what led to the surge of migrants. >> i want to talk more about the policies -- housing policies put in place after that and its impact. chat with callers on this idea that it was a housing shortage, not a glut, that was one of the main causes. ted is up first in washington, new jersey. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm a realtor over here for a long time. i would just like to say, i read your book. i want to make a couple comments. first of all, the reason why there is a shortage, i think, is because in many areas, they create these zoning laws where they don't allow housing of different sorts to be built. the other thing i want to ask you about was -- i was a realtor then. when the crash came, i notice the president and congress on both sides didn't do anything for real estate. they let the banks throw everybody out of their homes. then all they had to do was do a cram down on the interest

that means phoenix lost their 11th straight game in san antonio.ilton and the rest of the sport team, that is your thursday sport briefing. a suburban street in the mexico city suburb of roma has become the capital's latest tourist attraction. fans of the movie roma are flocking to the house featured in the oscar—nominated movie. the film chronicles the life of a housekeeper and the family she works for in 1970s mexico. roma has ten nominations at this year's oscars with many experts predicting it will win best picture at next‘s awards. if you watch this programme you will know that usually when the oscars ta ke know that usually when the oscars take place and the awards are rolling in we are live with those big announcements. we will be covering that when it does take place. let us look at our talking point on the briefing. fast fashion firms shocking on ethics. looking at this in detail. this is basically mps in the uk talking about some of the fast fashion brands. their inaction with ethics. they are failing to commit to reducing their environme