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i do not know why pima county would reject additional funding. funding is scarce in this state. they should accept those dollars and protect this county. ms. rivera: let's continue. this is for you, mr. ducey. >> would you direct the state board of virtual to use the funding pima county has decided not to use and how would you tell them to use it? gov. ducey: we do have needs and public safety. we want to make sure our highways and byways are safe. i leave this to the experts in local law-enforcement, our border sheriffs, our excellent minimum and in the department of public safety. -- it to see pima county is a border county. there are issues. they are different and unique. are going to, we work in a partnership fashion like we have since i came into office, partnering with our border agents along with our state troopers, local law stopping the drug cartels coming into our state. ms. rivera: mr. garcia, 30 seconds. that strikeforce comes away from the border quite a bit. here is to keep arizona safe. the department of public safety needs to do their part that means to patrol ou

i realize that the issues in tucson and pima county are special, unique, and different and i'm looking fwrd to the discussion about what we've been able to do to get arizona heading in the right direction and i'd like to do it for the next four years. thank you. >> thank you, mr. dusey. now on the questions. the first round will be on education. the fivers questions to -- the first question gos to mr. garcia from chris conover. >> at the end of the last school year, teachers walked off the job, asking for a 20% pay raise. if arizona were to get more money for k-12 education, knowing that money does not always improve things, what requirements would you put on the spending for additional dollars and what requirements would you put on specific districts for spending those dollars? >> again, you've got to understand that at the end of four years, when doug dusey walked in, our education system was in crisis and still is today as thousands of teachers, the largest walkout in history happened. one thing that's key there that i think doug dusey misinterpreted is this is not just about teache

i want to see pima county, it's a border county.here are issues that are different and unique because of the traffic that happens from the bad guys. the drug cartels and human trafficking. we are going to work in that partnership fashion we have. partnering with our bordering -- border agents, state troopers, local law enforcement with a focus on stopping the drug cartels that are coming into our state. >> mr. ducey mentioned going with the -- where the crime is. the strikeforce actually spends a lot of time in maricopa county as well. the key here is to keep arizona safe. the department of public safety needs to do their part and that means we find them to patrol our highways 24/7. it would be my priority because it is what our border county sheriff are asking the state to accomplish. as governor, he would be my priority. not at the end of the term but in the beginning. you 45 seconds for a response. >> we been talking about the border for a little bit. concernssome vocalize about the role of strikeforce is. this try kforce wasting

. >> el condado de pima el primer condado rechazÓ programa del gobierno federal que fomenta la colaboraciÓneral requiere que que las agencias del orden local colaboren con inmigraciÓn a travÉs de un contrato con el departamento de seguridad nacional. el alguacil del condado dice tendrÁn menos presencia policial lo que causarÁ mas crÍmenes como trÁfico de droga, humanos y trÁfico de personas. ramÓn es representante del distrito 2 en la mesa directiva del condado y voto a a favor para apoyar los apoyos. >> el hecho es la creencia que que tal vez no tendrÍan confianza en los oficiales del sheriff, y como comunidad tenemos que tener esa confianza y no le hace el estatus migratorio. >> la decisiÓn t la junta de supervisores del condado significa que el el alguacil de este condado no podrÁ recibir los fondos federales del programa, una prÁctica que habÍa estado realizando por los multitudes 12 aÑos. segÚn el sheriff en el pasado recibieron 1 millÓn de dolares al aÑo para pagar horas extras lo que que permite desplegar agentes en Áreas remotas. >> no hay razÓn de recibir los fondos, si una persona

i realize the issues in tucson and pima county are special, unique and different.'m looking forward to the discussion about what we've been able to do to get arizona heading in the right direction and i would like to do it for the next four years. thank you. >> thank you. onto the questions. this round will be on education. the first question goes to mr. garcia. >> at the end of the last school year, teachers walked off the job, asking for a 20% pay raise. if arizona were to get more money for k-12 education, knowing that money doesn't always improve things, what requirements would you put on the spending for additional dollars and what requirements would you put on specific district for spending those dollars? >> to begin, you have to understand that the at the end of four years, when doug walked in, our education was in crisis. it still in crisis today. thousands of teachers, the largest walkout in history happened. this is not about just teacher pay raises. educators made it clear that they are looking to improve public schools. it includes teacher pay raises, i

prisoner in the next cell had wrapped it out and code over and over again over the long captivity pima sit through that and appreciate the dark humor that he had so many years in imprisonment, she just might sit there a lifetime with him as well. and she did. john mccain was defined by love. this love of my father for my mother was the most fierce and lasting of them all. let me tell you what love meant to john mccain. and me. his love was the love of father who mentors as much as he comforts. he was endlessly present for us. no, we did not always understand it. he was always teaching. he did not expect us to be like him. his ambitions for us was to be better than him. armed with his wisdom and informed by his experiences. long before we were even old enough to have assembled our own. as a girl i did not fully appreciate what i most fully appreciate now. how he suffered and how he wore it with stoic silence that was once the mark of an american man. i came to appreciate it first when he demanded it of me, i was a small girl drawn from a horse and crying from a busted collarbone. my dad

pima county sheriff mark napier joins us live from tucson, arizona.w are you? steve: i'm doing okay. i'm a little puzzled, it's a head-scratcher. usually when the federal government offer as county free money, they take it. what is your board of supervisors saying with the rejection? >> well, it is puzzle lick, puzg because they have accepted the grant 12 prior years under republican and democrat administrations this year they have rejected that grant. that grant is fundamental to me de ploying resources into the rural areas of our county that we can't get to very often that are traditionally exploited by transnational crime drug traffickers and human traffickers. steve: one of the things, sheriff about this particular grant boost cooperation between the locals and the feds and apparently your county board of supervisors doesn't like that. >> no. they find it very objectionable. nothing about that relationship has changed. it's just the funding. i still fully intend to cooperate with our federal partners. we have a great relationship as we have to. i'

have to slow them down and it will be a big traffic problem and we don't know when it will reopen pimaaybe today, but we will see. northbound a 80 was flowing past the coliseum getting up to downtown. 92 westbound is slow to the high-rise and still a lot of slow traffic. we are going on 2.5 hours of a backup northbound 680 because of an overturned truck. it is affecting southbound traffic. let's go back to mark tamayo with today's weather. >>> morning and were talking about hot temperatures inland and have an advertising us as the temperature curve all week long showing you steady climb with temperatures today. still hot tomorrow. on friday with cool things up quite a bit taking us into the weekend. hottest days of the week today and tomorrow still tracking towards the san francisco, san mateo out towards the coastline. this is impacting your visibility this morning. check out reports one quarter of a mile watsonville down to three quarters of a mile. be extra careful around the bay where the fog is. it is locally done. the current numbers in the 40s fremont, 54 and here is the live ca

can you -- i want to ask the same question of pima plying for this position -- these positions, and i think you partially answered. my question is really, what are your ideas on how to better support formerly incarcerated individuals when reentering society, especially around -- when it comes to workforce and housing? >> well, i think that first and foremost, we have to include those voices, and meet folks where they're at, but i think in san francisco, one of the big issues faced by folks reentering is gentrification and homelessness. when folks are homelessness, other issues follow like mental issues and social well-being. i think by focusing on programs that helped me, i think folks can successfully reenter and help them in workforce development and equity among health insurance and all areas that affect them. >> supervisor yee: thank you. >> supervisor safai: if we have any other questions, we'll call you back up. >> thank you. >> supervisor safai: please call the next person. >> clerk: jose bernal. >> my name's jose bernal. i'm seeking reappointment to the reentry council. i want

it's also my experience is that whenever the deadline is, pima ply the day before or that afternoon atmost every level, so i don't know -- i think what we will be doing is communicating with the commission and letting you know whether we feel there is a rich pool of qualified candidates or whether we host them longer or do more looking. so that would be a circumstance which we recommend pushing the date out. to your comment about the holidays, i agree it's very difficult to have people come to their views in december. what i anticipate is setting up, the interviews will be done by this week. if we can't get it done by the early part of december, then, we would recommend waiting until january because of the very difficult holiday travel, air fare and everything else becomes very difficult. i would ask the commission to maintain some flexibility given that it is a fairly optimistic timeline. >> thank you. yes, we -- we are concerned, but we thought, and i believe the mayor also thought we need to move forward, and she would understand if we needed to take a little more time. so we apprec

first responders, law enforcement and pima and their already, were getting tremendous accolades from politicians and the people. we are ready but this will be one of the biggest ones ever hit our country. residents in the path of these devastating storms should comply with all evacuation orders and other emergency instructions. protection of life is the absolute highest priority and that's what were doing. it's called protection of life. >> protection of life, millions of residents and visitors are now evacuating the carolinas and virginia. rick is on the ground in wrightsville beach north carolina with the latest on the storm. >> charles, the police are trying to protect lives. they set up a checkpoint, you see the officers stopping every vehicle. if they have a residence path or letting them through and up over the bridge. if they don't, they're making them turn around. this is the bridge come the only way on the beach and as of 8:00 o'clock tonight this bridge is closing. if you're intending to go onto the beach you have about one hour 40 minutes left to do that and then the polic

prisoner in the next cell had wrapped it out and code over and over again over the long captivity pima sit through that and appreciate the dark humor that he had so many years in imprisonment, she just might sit there a lifetime with him as well. and she did. john mccain was defined by love. this love of my father for my mother was the most fierce and lasting of them all. let me tell you what love meant to john mccain. and me. his love was the love of father who mentors as much as he comforts. he was endlessly present for us. no, we did not always understand it. he was always teaching. he did not expect us to be like him. his ambitions for us was to be better than him. armed with his wisdom and informed by his experiences. long before we were even old enough to have assembled our own. as a girl i did not fully appreciate what i most fully appreciate now. how he suffered and how he wore it with stoic silence that was once the mark of an american man. i came to appreciate it first when he demanded it of me, i was a small girl drawn from a horse and crying from a busted collarbone. my dad

another shock on saturday australia losing its home to argentina twenty three nineteen in that one the pimas first win on australian soil in thirty five years well formula one world title leader lewis hamilton is in pole position for the singapore grand prix after a stunning performance in qualifying. louis if it were up. the street circuit was expected to favor the ferrari of hamilton's title royal sebastian vettel but the miss a driver was able to climb the seventy ninth pole of his career while vettel finished down in third red bull's marks for stop and will start sunday's race second on the great. wow wow that was a hard core of my vision. that felt like magic. i don't really know where it came from but it all came together. naturally want to say thank you to so the feed back in a factory you know i was working so hard really really so hard to pull out all the extra bits and today i just can't manage just get out one lap just to get it right . but i feel it was the one to get hold we didn't think yeah i mean last it was a bit of a miss the qualifying session but did you know there was to

we need learn was on charge of pima, on charge of the governor. why it too so long to give the order to put in place the repairation of the electrical grid. this kind of thing we need learn from them. sometimes i don't think it's a moment to criticize but the moment learn who was in charge. and why the person in charge failed, was he aware he was in charge? or maybe everybody was, like, trying to see who pick up the tap or who made the final decision. so, overall i think the governor was an active person, but then in certain things probably well because the didn't know better, maybe because he never managed a tragedy like this, or maybe because was total miscommunication between the federal government and the governor's office, certain decisions never happened, and i think will be good that once and for all we know so this will not happen in puerto rico, in new orleans in carolina now, et cetera, et cetera. so i think asking the questions is what we should be doing and hopefully getting the answer but we need this mba on relief for governors and p

it began with a motion on the democratic side to the pima -- subpoena mark judge.e is the high school friend of brett kavanaugh. he was in the room when he allegedly pinned her down and tried to remove her clothing. the motion to subpoena him was shutdown. then there was a motion to have the vote this afternoon. that passed 11-8. there are 21 members of the committee and the reason only 19 voted is because two senators did not particiipate. shortly after they led a group that got up and let the proceedings altogether. when you look at what they had you have the vote this afternoon. we have the support for kavanaugh to go through. there was a question about jeff flake as the tiebreaker and now he has decided to back up kavanaugh. once this boat goes through we will move to a procedural vote. at this moment the gop does not have the vote to confirm brett kavanaugh. throughout this there was support for kavanaugh and his testimony made a difference particularly for the american bar association who endorsed him. now they have released a statement saying deciding to rec