and you can do this. >> what we are looking at is a minimum of 90 days at a sober way home in prescott if you try to leave against medical advice they will have consequences waiting for you on the other side. >> ok. >> just know that your family is prepared to do whatever it takes. >> and name the consequences. >> well, you will be completely cutoff from your family. no longer that you will not be in your lives anymore. ok? cellphones completely gone. that means you will not be able to communicate -- >> kirk: everyone believes in you guys. >> do you want to get clean? i was telling your brother he said what made him want to get clean he broke down a cried the day before and i'm hoping that is where you are at. >> did you leave and get out and you do not stick with this we will hire private investigators and i know the best in the business. and i will get him -- >> kirk: i will find you and drag you back. >> we'll turn you in for dealing. we'll do whatever it takes t get you better. ok? >> kirk: they love you so much that they are going to get toug this is tough. they've tried to be nic

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the prescott fire department says he is leaving on his own akortd. a-- accord. there was a communication breakdown but it didn't determine if the accident was a voidable. >>> the u.s. government spent 5 million-dollars to court martial and convict the man behind the shooting rampage. the the biggest pretrial expense was more than a million dollars. now that amount was spent on transportation for witnesses, jurors and attorneys. and then another 9 90,000 went o housing the witnesses. he stated on the payroll until before his couldn' conviction cg $30,000. >>> a u.s. counter drug mission goes wrong in colombia an and americans are killed. >>> obama weighs in on the red skins. >> obama administration officials said they need to enrol 2.7 u.s. redents between the ages of 18 and 35 in exchange plans to balance risks and hold down costs. will they enrol come 1 october - should they pay the face. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c. and yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank yo

former chief dan frajo and prescott city manager reportedly came to a mutual agreement for his departure. some city officials blamed him for the deaths of the elite fire crew also known as the hot shots. it was later determined that the wilderness was unsurvivable, clearing his name. regardless, he decided to leave. his last day on the job will be november 15th. >>> solemn ceremony in maryland. families came from around the country to attend the ceremony in frederick county. the services started a few minutes ago. we told you how the government shutdown is forcing the ceremony to be moved from the national emergency training center because it's on federal property. instead the ceremony is now at mt. st. mary's university. family members were able to visit the memorial yesterday. dozens of fire sirens will go off at noon to pay respects for fallen firefighters. a series of bells sounded when a firefighter died in the line of duty to alert all firemen. >>> good day for ice cream. i'm a mint chocolate chip guy myself. throwing that out there for you. if you're going out to kids' fest in fai

there are still good rains around prescott. even white in the highest elevations in the peak near flagstaff, probably getting a little snow up on the snow bowl. phoenix itself, looks like showers trying to work your way. as far as the other weather on the west coast, snow trying to move through the northwest. as far as the forecast goes, it's chilly out there especially idaho, nevada and also in northern california. it's a cool morning. definitely need the jacket but at least the sunshine there will make it nice this afternoon. but still a chance of showers in the northwest where we dry it out where we saw the first measurable the nicest forecasts there, ukiah, california, 77 and sunny. 77 and sunny, i'd take that every day. >> we will. and 0.04, that's like a downpour in vegas. >>> out of 57 beverages tested, we'll tell you which one was the best remedy for a hangover. >>> plus a bad place to break down. yeah, right on the railroad tracks. holy moly. details of that in two. >>> welcome back. the united states is putting a temp

the you know when the nazis prescott bush in fact married the daughter of george herbert walker and that's how he got to be the chairman of the board of brown brothers harriman when when george herbert walker went when to set up a bank the union bank of new york that helped set up a branch in the netherlands to help fund hitler to rise to power as the ball worked against communism in europe now these are historical facts that those of us who work in this area the special area have come to know over. very well what we've been trying to do is when we had some can access to the judicial branch we could get to the judicial branch in place this type of information before a jury and ask a jury to decide what they think about something like this the problem is now that with such a huge majority of the federal judges all appointed by ronald reagan george bush are left over from richard nixon in ford you know that the problem is they don't care about the constitution they basically think the constitution is a ship that sits in the harbor in boston that this is a political war that they view

prescott arizona city manager reportedly came to a mutual agreement for his departure. some city officials blamed frajo for the deaths of the elite kru known as the hot shots. it was determined that the fire was unsurvivorable, clearing his name. the city decided it was best to have him leave. >>> this morning, the town of newtown, connecticut, is moving forward with a plan to rebuild sandy hook elementary. voters approved a referendum to accept $50 million in state grant money. crews will tear down the old school and build a new one on the same property where a gunman killed 26 people last december. construction is expected to be completed in two years. >>> nbc's fourth annual education nation summit begins in new york. it's a chance to put a spotlight on some of the biggest issues facing america's education system. nbc's education correspondent rehema ellis has a look at what the meeting hopes to accomplish. >> reporter: new york city public library is being transformed to host the nbc news education nation summit. inside these walls, teachers, students and administra

happening today, oakland will hold a community cleanup event in the prescott neighborhood.arty. -- to participate in today's cleanup. it's a celebratory event in anticipation of the passage of the city's illegal dumping ordinance. it gets underway at 9:00 at eighth and pine streets. >>> well, a dramatic delivery at a barnes & noble in southern california, and it was not books. around 7:30 last night a woman went into labor in the middle of the bookstore in torens. paramedics got to the scene and were prepared to woman to the hospital when the game changed. >> make the decision to go or no go and the baby made that decision for them and decided this would be a good place to come out. so they delivered the baby right here in the lobby of the barnes & noble. >> as soon as she got on the gurney, the baby was here. i heard a little crying. >> it was nice of everybody, they started clapping. the fire department said the baby boy was born without any complications. he and mom are said to be doing fine. >>> next on the abc7 news saturday morning news. fun, science, even romance. th

happening today, oakland will hold a community cleanup event in the prescott neighborhood.arty. it's a celebratory event in anticipation of the passage of the city's illegal dumping ordinance. it gets underway at 9:00 at eighth and pine streets. >>> well, a dramatic delivery at a barnes & noble in southern california, and it was not books. around 7:30 last night a woman went into labor in the middle of the bookstore in torens. paramedics got to the scene and were prepared to woman to the hospital when the game changed. >> make the decision to go or no go and the baby made that decision for them and decided this would be a good place to come out. so they delivered the baby right here in the lobby of the barnes & noble. >> as soon as she got on the gurney, the baby was here. i heard a little crying. >> it was nice of everybody, they started clapping. >> scary. the fire department said the baby boy was born without any complications so that's great. both mom and baby are said to be doing fine. >>> next on the abc7 news saturday morning news. fun, science, even romance. the adu

host: ok, we will go to jack from prescott, arizona on our line for democrats. jack?aller: i would like to make a comment. it is one thing to make people aware of how speech is money or money is speech. i purposely went out and tried to pay my cable bill, my electric oil, and the grocery store and to make those people aware, i asked how long i would have to speak to pay my bill. and guess what? all of them wanted money. money is not speech. money.s just too much it is the corporations controlling our congress. and the best way that people won't do it, if we would all vote for the guy that had less money to run his campaign. that would give them something to think about. but i appreciate c-span and "mother jones." keep it up. host: andy kroll, that brings up issue. you have studied the campaign finance system. how do you think you could reformat to do it well? differenceing at the reforms right now, putting hard restrictions on how much a candidate can accept or give, a party can spend and so on and these other types of restrictions are doomed from the start because yo

bush or prescott bush or joe kennedy or the fathers that color the inspirational family stories so common is of the latter variety, staple of the tea party favorite stump speech and is the texas senator's personal symbol of the american dream. what do you do as a politician when your dad says something like this. >> we need to send barack obama back to chicago. i'd like to send him back to kenya. >> back to kenya? what? a spokesman for senator cruz told mother jones magazine, the left-leaning magazine that broke the story, quote, these selective quotes taken out of context mischaracterize the substance of pastor cruz's message. pastor cruz does not speak for the senator. joining me now to talk about it, "new york times" op-ed columnist ross douthat, tracy seffel and writer for the atlantic, molly ball. ross, first of all, i think it's fair to say we all have dads and we all have moms and maybe they don't always represent what we actually think. but pastor cruz is a big part of senator cruz's message and who he is. >> yeah. i mean, this is actually, that specific line is a sort of specific

host: kelly is next in prescott, arizona. moving on to market in new jersey. how old are you? caller: 59 years old. good morning. i am interested to know if you nos aware of the kro personality assessment test given to most job applicants these days. i am aware of it, by no means an expert, but i am aware of personality testing. a shame fors myself. i was a software engineer up until 2008. once i was unemployed for about three months, it was already assessed, i was not capable of working any more, because i was unemployed for three months. i was a software engineer. now we call them the stem field s. so i did what a lot of people suggested and i humbled myself and apply for other jobs that paid a whole lot less and do not utilize any of my skills. but in order to apply for those skills, you need to take that personality profile assessment test. if the algorithms determine that you answered some questions incorrectly, other than mixed remit agree or extremely disagree, somewhere in the middle, if you answer that way, you are tossed out. i sent a very professional letter to the

fifty nine counts per minute spiking at seventy for three different cities in arizona chino valley prescott tucson all averaging sixty counts per minute east coast as seen high levels day sixty three per minute in charleston north carolina seventy one in salisbury mass and they issued a warning in salisbury saying that you know the background count was seventy one but if you went out into the rain it was one twenty is this the radiation from fukushima starting to show up in the united states it's really hard to say you know we fully support the idea of independent radiological monitoring put radiation monitors into citizens hands and we're seeing this done across the united states the source oriented on nuclear power plants like seabrook or three mile island but the red cast network i think is a very important development that can bring early warning to citizens here in the united states potentially from the fallout from. fukushima but you know i think that. as we don't know if it would have been some progress you know you asked just you've outlined a very big area you know if the japanese

. >>> arizona fire chief who lost 19 firefighters in a wildfire in december has resigned at the prescott arizona city manager apparently came to a mutual agreement for his departure. some city officials blame frajo for the deaths of the elite fire crew known as the hot shots. so much has been said, the city decided it was best for him to leave. the last day on the job will be november 15th. >>> one of the most anticipated movies of the fall have an unassuming hero. talking with the real captain richard phillips about what he thinks of the limelight and what he would change about the expected blockbuster, "captain phillips." >> richard phillips can't quite get used to seeing his name on ads and film trailers. >> not something i expected. >> the captain phillips whose real-life nightmare inspired a new action thriller. >> we are an unarmed freighter. >> at the helm of the maersk alabama in pirate-infested waters off the coast of africa when four armed somali bandits boarded the cargo vessel. >> we didn't give up. >> ransom seekers held him hostage on a covered lifeboat. it was a high-satis

it wasn't called prescott state park at the time. they originally named at pennsylvania state park.int it was called crystal bay. crystal point and the. monument was dedicated to commodore perry after his victory on lake erie. after the battle is where this bay became famous. the little bay produce many deaths and problems because of the severe winter we had and the fact that the typhoid fever was running rampant through and many people died. to get them off of the various ships after their deaths they would sew them into old sales, put their bodies in an ad rocks and so it up and take it over to the part we are going through called graveyard pond. the next place we are going to be visiting his waterworks park, a park given to the city by the commonwealth of pennsylvania to provide a method of bringing cleaner water to the city because of the typhoid epidemic. there is typhoid all over. it was rampant. part of that has to do with the way the ships were built. as to the sailors coming over from england and france and all over were used to saltwater and all the water they used was car

. >> host: we will go to jack from prescott arizona on our line for democrats. jack, good morning. >> caller: good morning guys and i want to make a couple comments. wanting to make people aware how ridiculous speeches money in monday's speech. i pay the family electric bill in the cable bill and the grocery store and make those people aware. i asked them how long i would have to speak to pay my bill. and guess what? all of them wanted money which makes the distinction that money is not speech and people -- there's just too much money. it's the corporations controlling our congress and the best way that people want to it but if we would all float for the guy that has less money to run his campaigns. that would give them something to think about but i appreciate c-span and "mother jones." keep it up. >> host: andy kroll brings up the question -- you studied this issue a lot. if you could reform the campaign finance system how do you think you would do it to make it work well? >> guest: from looking at the different kinds of reforms out there and looking looking a