pima has sending these supports and two parts first with the compliance officer basically confirming that our portfolio is in the consultation of the guidelines. sometimes there are down grades. so the portfolio technically is out of compliance and it's supported by what typical in itself is a spread she'd and what is out of compliance and reduce the amount of action. >> are you saying their mandate is investment grade and if it falls below that. >> this is an example of our high yield, the breakdown. the example is they would have to send a compliance letter which their cfo signs off on whether our portfolio is in compliance with the guidelines. if it's not in compliance with the guidelines they are required to disclose what is out of compliance. so prima has sthent to us in the past on a monthly basis. we have asked them to send it to us on a monthly basis. but over the past few months i have had to remind them to send us these reports. i had a discussion about the lateness and incompleteness of this report. >> that what you were talking about, does it relate to the service? >> no.

reporter: well, jane, there has been a small ceremony in the village close to the crash site around 30 pima. coming from different local villages. there is another events, though, taking place right now where a cruz fix is being taken to the crash side, a plaque there is also going to be dedicated. i understand this has been arranged by local people. there are no relatives we understand, taking part in the service, presumably they feel that it's still too dang trues travel to ukraine or too painful to go to where their loved ones died. but also the local people who were involved in that horror came to their doorsteps exactly a year ago some of the anecdotes that they have been talking about just show how traumatic it was for them all of those months ago. and they are still living with the horror of what they also went through. >> and emma awful for them not knowing still to this day what actually happened. there are calls for a new investigation. many believe that russia had a role to play in it. what's the viewpoint from there? >> reporter: well, many russians believe that it was ukrainian

last year as we mentioned over half a million pima tended this july 1st rail.ar the organizers are telling me maybe 100,000. it is just out the time when the rally is due to start. these soccer pitches have been furnished to holding pens should by now be full of people and they are not. everybody that estimate of 100,000 people is looking very optimistic right now sami. >> you mentioned there the rejection by lawmakers in june of beijing's proposals where does the political process stand now then? >> reporter: it seems to be stuck at the moment and both sides i think after an exhausting tumultuous political year seem to accept the fact that they are stuck at the moment. it seems to have drawn eye lawn under it, certainly the administration here which is obviously pro-beijing speaking ato visual events marking the hand over to chinese rule are saying for now the political reforms are off the table and we should concentrate on economic reforms and people's livelihood. they see this waning support as being possibly the end of this political sag is, but still peopl

these winding and uneven roads are difficult to navigate for vehicles and pima like.ow mudslides caused by the monsoon rains have add today the obstacles for people to get to district headquarters for treatment or for medical aid to get to them. roads here aren't well maintained, and the mud only adds to the travel time it takes getting to and from runs of remote villages. hours later we came to this village. earth square damage visible. this medical post stands but a quick looks shows why it's not visible. forcing patients and the only doctor here to use donated tents but medical care is limited. >> translator: it's not safe in the hospital so we sues the tent we refer most case to his the direct headquarters the upside since the earthquake is we have been getting more medicine send to us. >> reporter: the goal is to rebuild 60 of the 80 district health posts damaged by the everything quake but many of the rural districts across the country are in a similar state. and like here, health care is just one of many things that need rebuilding. faiz jamil, al jazerra nepal

yvonne is live for us in a biewnl a pima taxed while they are praying in mosques preparing ramadan mealsonne? >> reporter: that's the question everyone is asking, people were pour shipping when they were gunned down and this for many will be an example of boko haram's ability to feel strive. this was an incredibly remote area. details are thin because of the owe re motorcycleness. we are just getting information this morning we have spoken to several members of the civilian task force ordinary nigerians involved in operations supporting the military. we have spoken to them they are now telling us that a contingent of solders or on their way to investigate what happened. porting allegations that his soldiers were not too far away when the attack took place, 11 they were kilometer as way and didn't heed the call for helpful didn't come to the rescue, we have put that allegations to the military and are awaiting a response. the security the security services including military and police are yet to react to the news. neither has the new revved that came to power on a ticket of fighting boca

hernÁndez ha dedicado los Últimos 15 aÑos de su vida a trabajar con un investigador forense del condado de pima. que el otro encontraron el crÁneo. >>en este caso la investigador revisa minuciosamente. busca entre la ropa cualquier objeto que la suda saber quÉ pasÓ, y como le llamaban en vida. >>hay veces que son no mÁs huesos que sacamos y tomamos fotos y escribimos, si tienen unos ropa y pertenencias para saber si hay nÚmero de telÉfono para hablar familia, y hablar amigos. >> los objetos y papeles que encuentran junto a los cuerpos son clasificados en barbados en bolsas de plÁstico dentro de los armarios. >>entonces llegan con dinero. a veces que llegan con las acta de nacimiento y credencial. estas fuerzasson como por aquÍ porque nos podemos... ahm, ayudar y de vez en cuando... llegan con telÉfonos y nos podemos sacar todos los nÚmeros de telÉfonoy hay veces que no podemos encontrar a la familia en los telÉfonos. esos son nuevos. >> los consulados de mÉxico y otros paÍses de centroamÉrica ayudan en el proceso de identificaciÓn y a localizar a familiares de las vÍctimas. >>estamos identifica

we have the pima county sheriff with us. what do you make of this and the attention he is getting at the border. >> it's appropriate in the fact that so many americans are angry, frustrated. the fact that our government, who can solve just about any problem when we put our mind to it hasn't done so, and this is the frustration now that i think he is channeling and speaking to this anger across america. >> now he refers to a poll that was done, but it is actually a poll at one american news network that went into this so we don't necessarily look at it as the equivalent of a quinnipiac poll but does -- whether how to buy that poll or not but it is in a string of polls that show if people thought this comments, controversy they are would damage them, it has yet to do that. this is the issue that did it first. this issue of illegal immigration, and why -- and how it has galvanized him to the degree it has but he speaks to the anger that is out there right now, the mexico crisis not withstanding and was meeting with law enforcem

in people that -- pima county arizona illegal immigrant from mexico deported six times badly injured and two young children after he rammed his suv into their car and then left the scene. vasquez charged with the felony leaving the scene of an injury collision. police say he was driving while drug-impaired. the names of the victims not being released we can tell you the children are 5 and 2 years old. 5-year-old boy received numerous cuts to the head and the 2-year-old girl was hospitalized as well. apparently the kids and their mom will be okay but they are quite shaken. joining us now from los angeles, leslie marshall in for kirsten powers tonight. here in new york city monica crowleyly, both fox news analysts. let's advance the story. do you see any opposition, monica, to kate's law? >> unfortunately bill, i do. i do think there will be some resistance, despite the fact that it's total common sense and would be obvious justice for the victims of these illegal immigrants who commit these crimes. the resistance, i think will come from harry reid, nancy pelosi. a lot of the democrati

. >>> 431 pima rest ed in a crack down on ice nil saudi arabia.aying isil is planning as many as six attacks on diplomatic missions as well as security and government installations in the upcoming weeks, more tonight from natasha ghoneim. >> reporter: with seebs your honor of guns money and computers, saudi's interior minister says it's dealt a massive blow to size. they recently arrested 431 people. they say are tied to the armed group. >> translator: within the past few weeks we have nearly put an end to ice nil saudi arabia. a group that threatens our society. >> reporter: officials say the suspects are from across the middle east and africa. they are believed to have been involved in the bombings of mosques in the cityies in which at least 33 people were killed. security forces say they have also foiled six other attacks being planned against saudi targets. >> translator: isil is trying to create a rift in the ding come. they want to create case as here through the terror cells which included citizens from saudi arabia and other country is. >>