siento simpatÍa por lo que dicen pero lo que piden es irreal dijo rubio.anos atrÁs mientras grita que es un dreamers la gente aplaude la salida forzada, el soÑador dijo que un hombre de la audiencia le puso las manos en su cuello. >> cuando el seÑor me tratÓ de ahorcar seguÍ caminando seguÍ gritando pero tambiÉn varias personas trataron de tomarte de poner sus pies frente a mÍ. muy agresiva la gente despuÉs de que empezamos a gritar todo el salÓn se volcÓ contra nosotros. no respondimos con violencia. >> asegura de que despuÉs que abandonaron el lugar la policÍa los siguiÓ varias millas. >> cuando salimos del evento la policÍa nos dijo que nos tenÍamos que ir. hicimos lo que dijeron nos subimos a nuestros carros y nos fuimos pero notamos que nos seguÍamn muy cerca y nos siguieron por unas 5 millas, fue muy extraÑo su comportamiento. despuÉs de 15 minutos nos dejaron en paz. >> bueno el senador marco rubio enviÓ una carta presidente obama donde le dice que si decide emitir una acciÓn ejecutiva para legalizar a millones cerrarÍa la puerta para una reforma mi

gracias por venir les dijo rubio y empezarÉ con ese tema ya que todos quieren estar en youtube.dor contÓ como un hombre de la audiencia se le acercÓ y le puso las manos alrededor del cuello como se ve en este vÍdeo. >> cuando el seÑor me tratÓ de ahorcar yo seguÍ caminando y gritando pero tambiÉn varias personas trataron de tumbarme y de poner sus pies frente a mÍ para que me creyera. >> algunos pidieron que se usarÁ más fuerza contra ellos. >> muy agresivo a la gente luego de empezar a gritar y todo el salÓn se volcó nuestra contra, pero nunca nosotros respondemos con violencia. >> asegura de luego de abandonar el lugar la policÍa lo seguÍan sus vehículos por varias millas. >> cuando salimos del evento la policÍa nos indicÓ que nos tenÍamos que ir y nosotros hicimos lo que dijeron. nos subimos a nuestros carros y nos fuimos pero notamos que ellos no siguieron muy de cerca, y no siguieron por unas cinco millas. y fue muy extraÑo su comportamiento despuÉs de 10 a 15 minutos. >> el senador marco rubio enviÓ una carta presidente obama donde le dice que si decide tener una acciÓn ej

, senator rubio. came all wait from florida, because you wanted to deport us an our families. >> security escorted them out as rubio lectured the protesters from the stage. with the crowd cheering them on. >> . >> the univision network aired footage showing one activist being grabbed and shoved by an elderly attendee before being escorted out. the republican party is hardening its stance on immigration. demonizing immigrants, trying to punish young men and women who were brought here as children. no wonder president obama's prepared to do what he can through executive action to correct this injustice. joining me now is maria teresa kumar and jamaal simmons, thank you for being here. >> thank you, reverend. >> maria, after claiming they wanted to be more inclusive as a party, can republicans move any further to the right on this issue? >> you know, i was there when marco rubio unveiled the comprehensive plan they put together with bipartisan support and he was saying the right things that the vast majo

marco rubio is a disappointment.hough we have a different definition of what immigration reform is, you know, i saw a willingness to at least talk about the issue, his original work with a gang of 8 in the senate, that piece of legislation has languished there for a year. because the house won't bring it to a vote on the house floor. the president's presented bush shells of carrots to republican leadership in congress in order to move some compromised legislation. all of this has been rejected. so we're down to a final option. we're administering relief, will help many, many families and communities across this country. will quell some of the unrest that we're seeing in the communities and the racial overtones that continue to build around the issue. the president on a domestic issue, of this size is doing the right thing by not being deterred. >> congressman, what specifically -- sorry to interrupt, but you say you hope it's bold, it won't be deterred and that something of this magnitude and this issue specifically,

. >>> y mientras jÓvenes soÑadores enfrentan al senador republicano rubio este lanza una advertenciaresidente barack obama sobre el tema migratorio. >>> y un esmalte uÑa promete ser arma contra violacionesselo escuelaes, y un actor enfrenta el mayor desafÍo de su carrera haciendo reÍr como el mismo cantinflas. >>>la ediciÓn martes comienza ya. >>>♪. este su noticiero telemundo. con josÉ dÍaz-balart y maria celes celeste. >>>♪. >>> muy buenas tardes, hoy continÚa su vista por california el presidente de mÉxico quien en una entrevista exclusiva con nuestro estaciÓn en los Ángeles hablÓ sobre la reforma migratoria y la seguridad en su paÍs entre otros temas, ustedes escucharÁn sus declaraciÓn nosotros breve. >>> ahora mientras, estuvo en sacramento dÓnde lo recibieron con protestas en su contra tanto mexicanos como estadounidenses. >>> como nos dice christina le reclaman por diferentes cosas, adelante christina, buenas tardes. >periodista: josÉ muy buenas tardes desde la capital de california. en dÓnde recibieron hoy al presidente enrique peÑa nieto con todo lo invitoaron incluso a comp

el senador rubio le agradezco que haya votado el aÑo pasado para aprobar una legislaciÓn en el senado decirle al pÚblico: "mire, nada estÁ en concreto, todavÍa estamos esperando a ver. no vayan a un notario pÚblico, no vayan a un abogado, no busquen consultorÍa, esperen a escuchar el programa de jorge ramos a esta cadena de televisiÓn que ustedes estoy seguro le van a decir al pueblo cuÁndo se puede buscar un beneficio, cuÁl va a ser el beneficio y cÓmo se logra conseguir ese beneficio", asÍ que al pÚblico una alerta, continÚen sintonizados a esta estaciÓn y esperen el aviso bueno de mi amigo jorge ramos y todo el equipo de producciÓn en univisión. >> congresista luis gutiÉrrez, gracias por hablar con nosotros, y estoy seguro que muchos inmigrantes documentados esperan que usted tenga razÓn. gracias. >> gracias. >> luis gutiÉrrez aquÍ en "al punto". y hablando de inmigraciÓn: cada aÑo miles de inmigrantes de centroamÉrica emprenden un viaje a travÉs de méxico con la esperanza de llegar aquÍ a los estados unidos. el actor y director gael garcÍa bernal siguiÓ los pasos de este peligroso

senator rubio, you don't stand with latinos.atinos stand with dreamers. >> senator rubio, stop flip-flopping with our community. >> we are here, senator rubio, came all the way from florida. >> all right, all right. stop the tape right there. this is sort of an interesting move by the man in hat and stickers. the old try to cover a 15-foot-wide sign with your two-foot-wide body. once it becomes painfully clear the math is not in his favor, well, he tries to move around a bit. >> we are here, senator rubio, came all the way from florida because you want to deport us and our family. you want to deport us and our families, senator rubio, and we know that your mother who live -- >> ultimately our bestickered friend in the hat realizes the futility of what he's trying to do and grabs the entire sign and leads them out of the fund-raiser. the entire thing is a good encapsulation of the gop's conundrum. young latino organizers booed by an audience of predominantly older white people not a good look. >>> there's a story today from the f

this is what's happening with marco rubio, i think. he quite frankly was willing to work and did work with democrats schumer and reed. he had a rise in the republican party and a fall. he was backing and pushing immigration reform. he's backed up because he's looking at 2016 and a presidential run. this is nothing but political and hopefully for him and his political gain for marco rubio, this is not a genuine concern for immigration reform. republicans with or without rubio, in the future, very soon, are going to have to do something with regard to immigration reform or they're going going to win elections. >> it's true, marco rubio did seek to find bipartisan immigration reform. but back to the president for a moment and the things he wants to deal with ahead of the electi election, what do you make of his move. >> the democrats will try to make it about marco rubio and try to smear him politically. which is what the democrats do. this is a united states senate standing up forethe constitution and the separation of powers. this is a

you know, i know that senator rubio's statement talks about illegal action. obviously that's not what the president is going to do. what the justice department and department of homeland security is doing is looking for options obviously within our legal authority that we could do to do two things. one is to deal with the overall problem that's left unaddressed by the failure to pass immigration reform, but also to look at what else we might be needing to do at the border, at the rio grande border to deal with the influx of immigrants that have been coming through that area as well. and that's more pronounced now. the need to do that is more pronounced since congress wasn't able to pass a simple appropriations bill. we're looking at what more we need to do to compensate for the lack of resources we got there, so it's both the border and what can you do to deal with immigration over the long term. >> now, a couple years ago the president seemed to have concerns about trying to take too much unilateral action. he told telemundo if we start broadening that, i wo

so now marco rubio finds himself at the losing end of a bad bet.uestion is when will marco rubio learn to cut his own losses. i'll see you tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern "the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans, welcome to "the ed show", i'm ready to go so let's get to work. >> what are the odds you run for president? >> bernie sandsers for president campaign. >> senator bernie sanders of vermont. >> we have a middle class which is collapsing. >> billionaires are on the war path. it is ol garky. they want more, more, more. >> i think the american people are catching on. >> we are fighting for the souls america. >> 400 individuals in this country than the bottom 150 million americans. >> you're welcome. >> people do not appreciate how far right the republican party has gone. >> do you support a change -- >> you're not answering the question. >> do you support -- >> entitlements you have to tax. >> i asked you a question and you didn't give me an answer. >> calm down. >> do you support -- >> i want your positions on the

the senator is marco rubio. same fellow who upon stepping into his senate office for the first time, was immediately and instantly hailed as an indisputable luminary in the presidential hopefuls and possibles. before a place can be reserved for him, he fell victim to naÏvetÉ and hubris. he was slated to join up with a combination of other senators. republican and democrats seeking the path to so-called immigration reform. or as it is more accurately understood, amnesty. slightly slippery to the left, chuck schumer held the centers senators under his spell. but the house of representatives broke the spell and saved the country and even a few of the senators including marco rubio who is much the wiser for the experience. the former gang of eight individual has shared some wisdom in a letter to president obama saying that after the experience of the last 18 months, i have become convinced that there is no realistic path forward on a comprehensive immigration reform for the foreseeable future. senator marco rubio is

marco rubio, the freshman senator from florida also looking for the republican nomination says we need to go outside of iraq, we need to strike the supply routes from syria, leadership and front line military units from the air, we should target the oil refinery in syria using to fund their operations. is there a mood in the country beyond the hawks in the republican party for bombing targets in syria? >> i don't think so. we haven't seen any evidence of that yet but you know, this is certainly the line that they've been arguing for a long time and it allows them to make the argument obama is weak on foreign policy and gives them examples about the chaos around the world and they can use that they want. >> the hawkish views of republican parties dominated in a lot of ways particularly among the base and the party establishment and these guys who are running are probably going to run can show some leadership on the issue, show sort of that tough, they can sort of define themselves differently than say rand paul for instance who polls show is a leading contender in 2016. >> it will be in

taylor was 53, rubio 42.he fire took place ten years ago today at a home on belgrade street in port richmond. taylor and rubio got trapped in the basement where gases from lighting equipment for marijuana plants ignited. the homeowner was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. the memorial ceremony will be held at the site on belgrade street tonight at 6:30. >>> seven minutes after 5:00 now. this is from our jersey shore bureau. the casino crisis appears to be affecting atlantic city's real estate market. no surprise there. we found for sale signs sprouting up in ac's venice park neighborhood. they said their home value together with prices will fall with the casino's closing. alma johnson tell us it will be a terrible seller's market but could be a great buyer's market right now. >> what about the young people who have, you know, managed to buy homes and have mortgages, have the same flood insurance, the same this, the same that that i have. >> atlantic city sales are up. single family home sales have surpas

senator rubio, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you. thanks for having me back. >> house republicans passed two measures on friday, one to make it easier to deport those unaccompanied minors on the border, the other to block the president from deferring any more deportations. the conservative editorial page of the "wall street journal" criticized what it called deportation republicans. the gop again gave the country the impression that its highest policy priority is to deport as many children as rapidly as possible back from wherever they came. is that the message that republicans need to be sending hispanic voters, sir? >> i don't think that's an accurate assessment of what's happened. we have a serious situation on the border, unsustainable situation that can't continue. the only way to address that is to address the root causes of what's happening and the root causes are a combination of course of violence and instability and poverty in central america. but it's also according to the president of honduras ambiguities in our laws and

i was talking about paul ryan, marco rubio, talking about rob portman. all come out with the anti-poverty initiatives. all big name republicans. what do you make of that? >> first of all, i think that's where republicans come from. paul ryan comes from janesville, wisconsin, blue collar town, people work, that's where he comes from. rob portman comes from southern ohio, blue collar area, that's where he comes from. rubio comes from miami, family of immigrants, that's where he comes from. so you know, i think most republicans you see putting this policy together are bootstrap republicans. they know what hard work is. connell: but the connotation, if you went out on the street and down here in d.c. or new york you want to say who's the party of the rich? most people say it's the republicans. is it tough to change it? >> it's tough to change it but the perception is there. the silk stocking wall street guys are not republicans, they're democrats, and the people who have great wealth in this country putting so much money out, there a large amount are democra

. >> un grupo de jÓvenes sofrn dores se manifestÓ frente a las oficinas de marco rubio en miami en la expresÓ su apoyo, indignados elegir entre el partido y su comunidad. >> nosotros necesitamos ayuda para la comunidad no podemos estar aquÍ dejando prohibir los comentarios tenemos que decirle que es hora que escoja que es diga, nos vas apoyar o no. >> el senador rubio no estaba en su oficina y los jÓvenes que se fueron con la promesa de regresar. >> recuperaron el cuerpo de 3 hombres que trataron de cruzar legalmente a los estados unidos, los tres descubiertos en menos de 5 dÍas y recuperados en operativos conjuntos entre socorristas mexicanos y la patrulla fronteriza las autoridades de nuevo laredo informaron en lo que va del aÑo, ricardo ron lo peligros de cruzarlo aunque no se ha informado se teme que sean inmigrantes centroamericanos. >> confirmaron que son las cartas escritas por pablo escobar a principio de los 90 un estudio revelÓ que el capo las escribiÓ de su puÑo y letra la mayorÍa para sus abogados y detalla las condiciones para entregarse, aclara que no se somete a un simp

pero le hizo una doble transformaciÓn a dos hispanas en la gran manzana que tienen preferencia por el rubiomos en washington higs voy a hacer dos rubias por una, las voy al convertir a morenas. dÓnde estÁs?! jÉsica, niÑa dÓnde estÁs? >> cruzas la calle es el 5b. >> buenos dÍas cÓmo estÁ? y la 182, la 189. >> para allÁ. >> la 183? para abajo? se le seca bien el rulo? >> sÍ me salí para afuera porque no me gusta el caliente destruye mi pelo. ahora voy y me seco espero un poquito aquÍ esta es mi ventana. >> lo que he visto mucho que se secan los pantalones al aire. >> los mÍos nunca se han caído. ♪ >> finalmente los encontrÉ. >> tenemos dos horas aquÍ! (risas) >> como quieres darme otro color? >> un color que no sea tan falso, hija cuando la bombilla en la cabeza. >> tampoco asÍ, jomary. >> ya tenemos una rubia para el rescate, bye- estamos aquÍ josephine spa tenemos a tu compaÑera de batalla la otra rubia, de rubia a rubia hemos llegado aquÍ llevÁis mucho esperándome? >> sÍ. >> no me hagas eso que me hace sentir mal vamos a hacer la misiÓn imposible que se llama diosito no me hizo rubia pero

you have rubio, paul, and ted cruz. >> thank you. we are back with our reporters. how is the senate to looking for this fall 2014? >> it is looking tough for democrats. it is americans for prosperity. they got in very early in some key races. the louisiana spent a lot of money at the beginning and not the democrats back on their heels. they have been recovering ever since. right now our model at the new york times says the republicans are slightly avery to take the senate. there are three seats that are generally conceded to the republicans. is a matter of finding three or four more. play in oregon. it is not on anyone's radar. >> they add to the millions. are part of it. requires democrats to spend a lot more money. the ground game, but think they might have a sense of this. groups like this are helping republicans catch up on the ground game. are facing these headwinds. they are still holding on. some of the candidates have not run this. they could be doing better. incumbents have run pretty good campaigns. mark is one example. he is considered a prime target. hi

join ugh us from washington, senator marco rubio from florida.e told the audience about polls that are coming in now on the border crisis. president obama's getting hammered. a vast majority of americans think he's doing terrible job there. however, just 23% of americans believe the republicans in congress of which you are one, are doing a good job. 23%. so you guys are getting a blasted as well. so my question to you is, if you were the president of the united states, how would you stop this humanitarian disaster down there? >> well, first of all, it wouldn't have happened because i never would have signed an executive order granting deferred action to those in this country illegally. shown a tremendous amount of compassion, but that was not the right way to do it. it sent a message to invite people to come. you see what's followed. i would say the second thing in this process neetds to be an all-out effort to put to rest the illegal immigration problem in america. this involves the strategic fencing and deployment of ground sensors and cameras

marco rubio's numbers among latinos are very poor. as the african-american community, it's not monolithic, neither is the latino community. we come from 23 countries throughout latin america and the caribbean. some of us have strong ties to the united states because we have been here for six and seven and eight generations. some of us got here 10 minutes ago. some of us are fluent in english. some of us speak no spanish. some of us are bilingual. some of us are monocultural from our native countries. some of us are 110% u.s. because we speak in bush, we are american, we have assimilated. that is the spectrum you are dealing with. that is the spectrum that marketers are trying to figure out how to attract. our buying power is in the trillions. we are a force. but right now we are very fragmented, and it looks like we will be that way for quite some time here in ted cruz and marco rubio, who are both cuban, have a very, very different experience than most of the latinos in this country. most of the latinos in this country are of mexican

senator rubio, you don't stand with latinos. >> senator rubio stop flip-flopping with our community. the way from florida because you want to deport us and our families. >> sir, you don't have a right to illegally immigrate to the united states. >> a day after dressing down the dreamers, senator rubio sent a letter to president obama warning him if he moves forward with a sweeping executive action, it will close the door to immigration reform for the foreseeable future. later in the day senator rubio said republicans can vote against immigration funding in a bill that may be passed next month. this raises the question of another government shutdown. republican congressman steve king joined in saying if the president wheels his pen and commits the unconstitutional act to legalize millions, i think that becomes something that is nearly political nuclear that changes the dynamic of any continuing res lux and how we might deal with that. so here we are. the president expected to take action any day now in the wake of congress's impasse on immigration reform and republicans are raising th

rubio -- >> and cruise as well -- cruz as well. the idea that if a republican could eat through the primary of 2016, it would be helpful if they were in some favor of immigration that would help them in the general election. a bipartisan group of senators really went after rubio, you have him and said, to be part of this. you're the young face of the party. he went for it. he's also mentored by jeb bush, who has been a huge proponent of immigration and continues to be. >> the minute the thing passed, rubio's poll numbers among his base, ted. -- base plummeted. ted cruz is one of the strongest anti-immigration voices. this is a dichotomy for all republicans. you said bush -- he has been better in terms of being more program, but he's not in office. >> picked up on the outreach issue. --had a poll -- mcclatchy looking at the potential publican presidential candidates. there were some interesting numbers regarding ted cruz and rand paul. cruz'sea party support, numbers shot up. i think he was at 15%. paul's numbers strong. to 7% or he

. >> el padre josÉ antonio rubio le habla a sus feligreses de amor comprensiÓn y perdon. >> pero en elreses dicen que el boxeo va de la mano con los mensajes del padre. >> vamos a estar rodeado del pecado pero hay que pelearlo para no nos ataque, en esa parte lo miro como boxeador. otros se sorprendieron con la vida secreto que lleva. >> lo veo energÉtico, camina muchÍsimo y todo pero no sabia (risas). >> dice que su pasiÓn por el boxeo la heredÓ de su papÁ y sus tÍos empezÓ a entrenar hace 6 aÑos despuÉs de superar un cÁncer de prÓstata el mÉdico le dijo que seguÍa enfermo. >> colesterol muy alto, la presiÓn alta y el azÚcar muy alto >> asegura que se armÓ de fe y apun apunta de saltos, golpes y con dieta saludable logrÓ recuperar la salud, inspirado siempre por la comunidad inmigrante a la que sirve y de la que se considera parte. >> muy sufrida pero muy trabajadora y muy entusiasta. >> el padre rubio dice que oraciÓn, oracion, pero boxeo, boxeo pero hay ocasiones en que le gustarÍa tener los guantes puestos en la iglesia. >> gente que utiliza telÉfonos celulares en misa gente que ll

rubio. >> no habÍa podido encontrar vestidos con mangas por mi diÁlisis que me hacen querÍa cubrir.ntiendo. ♪ te voy hagan un consejito porque les pasa a todas las mujeres cuando estÁis como un poco deprimidas lo primero que hacÉis es cambiaros el pelo y no pasa mal porque el problema no estÁ ahÍ. los problemas se solucionan con la terapia no con el te lo pero, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> dale un abrazo a tu madre. cÓmo estÁ? >> muy bien gracias. >> juana. le dije que no le iba a decir nada. >> no... >> el chongo medio raro la ceja. >> no se deje. >> ya estoy abuelita. >> que tiene muy buena energÍa. >> muchas gracias hasta la semana que viene. >> quÉ linda. >> esperamos que un donador llegue pronto para julieta, mientras tanto quedÓ guapa, hermosa que disfrute gracias a jomary tiene un propÓsito eso es lo importante. >> si quiere consultar cualquier duda sobre su imagen le puede escribir a su cuenta de twitter @jomary goizo puede entrar a primer impacto.com >> un nuevo procedimiento le contamos promete aumentar y rejuvenecer el busto rÁpido y sin bisturÍ consiste en inyectar soluciÓn salina

but very few republicans voted against beginning debate on the schumer-rubio bill.cochran did vote against cloture to end debate. so only this audience would even understand what i just said. he voted against not only marco rubio's amnesty bill, this is the clincher, cochran voted against ronald reagan's 1986 amnesty bill. that's pretty impressive. you vote that way, i don't care how much bacon you bring back to the state. but republicans have got to stop this in-fighting. i mean, it's not like cochran -- sorry, just one more point on cochran. it's not like he's an arlen specter who's constantly against us. i don't really like the big spenders either, but by and large, cochran has been a solid conservative vote and has great relationship with blacks in this mississippi. he does get a lot of blacks to vote for him. it isn't true that this is a new thing. >> next question. over here. >> hi. katherine telford, i'm from norb virginia. i was going to -- northern virginia. i was going to jump back and talk about immigration, and i've heard you mention it before that if am

you have rubio, paul, and ted cruz. three senators, who, if anyone can make it, they can. >> we are out of time. thank you. >> thank you. we are back with our reporters. how is the senate looking for this fall 2014? >> it is looking tough for democrats. it is americans for prosperity. they got in very early in some key races. the louisiana spent a lot of money at the beginning and not -- knocked the democrats back on their heels. they have been recovering ever since. right now our model at the new york times says the republicans are slightly avery to take the -- favorite to take the senate. there are three seats that are generally conceded to the republicans. montana, south dakota -- it is a matter of finding three or four more. and other groups affiliated with the coke network are in play. including allergan, which is a race that was not on anyone's radar >> they add to the at the beginning of the year. >> they add to our at the beging of the year. >> i think that the ads are part of it and, certainly, it requires the

rubio is on one side. rand paul is on the other. they are trying to distinguish themselves as welby how they respond to her. >> there's this moment of anti-intervention sentiment. that's a lot of what's happening in the republican party. you have rand paul who frankly has sort of embraced that label more than he had been for a while and now with that "wall street journal" op-ed it's going forward. you have this debate within the republican party but also in the left but morton right. >> to the point about hillary clinton as they try to get her armor as secretary of state what she thinks is a strength she made it a weakness, why did she wait so long. she waited nearly three weeks but when she did speak it was very powerful. she said as a mother she felt the pain of the brown family. she asked her largely white audience to look around the room. >> imagine what we would feel and what we would do if white drivers were three times as likely to be searched by police during a traffic stop as black drivers instead of the other way around. i

he voted against marco rubio's amnesty bill and voted against reagan's 1986 amnesty bill. that is impressive. you vote that way, i don't care how much bacon you bring back to the state. it accept like he is a specter who is constantly against us. he is a solid, conservative vote and has great relationships with the blacks in mississippi. >> next question over here. >> hi, catherine from northern virginia. i wanted to jump back to the talk about immigration and you it touched on this at the end an mention it before that if amnesty passes that is it for the republican party and game-over. what if amnesty doesn't pass? i know the demographics have changed and what do you think where we already where and what it means for the future of the republican party for that matter the democratic party. >> i always say ammesty to includude continuing the curren immigration policy. that is amnesty on the installment plan. we need an immigration moratorium. wages are at rock bottom. if you want to end income quality? stop dumping low wage jobs on the economy. democrats say they care about

is bad form but in retrospect i wish they had bet very few republicans voted against the issue rubio bill. and to end of the debates so the audience would even understand what i just said. [laughter] this is the clincher to go against ronald reagan in 1986? that is impressive. republicans have got to stop the infighting. just one more point it is not like arlen specter who is constantly against it. i don't like big spenders either but cochrane has a great relationship it is a true this is new. >> next question over here. >> hi ember northern virginia you touched on this before if amnesty passes it is game over. but what if it doesn't pass? for what they are? >> that it would include continuing the policy correctly and it is on the installment plan winter percent right now wages are rock-bottom who cannot pick up "the new york times" about hearing income inequality then stop dumping 1 million low-wage workers of that country. you claim you care about the pork? no, no, no. they care about the ethnic lobby their lost the voters in wall street but the republican is hard-working middle-cl

captain john taylor and ray rubio died in the fire. taylor 54, rubio was 42.at fire happened ten years ago today at a home in belgrade street in port rich monday. they got trapped in the basement where gases from equipment to grow marijuana ignited. the memorial ceremony will be held at that site at 6:30 this evening. >>> the search is on for a peeping tom. police released a composite. a witness reported seeing this man lurking near his neighbor's home. a woman in that neighborhood said she saw the man peeping into her windows in the past. >>> from our jersey shore bureau now, local ministers and a workers union are holding a march and prayer vigil on the atlantic city boardwalk. it's a rally for workers who will soon lose their jobs. the group will march between revel and show boat, two of the casinos that are closing down soon. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist tedd florendo. >> warm again for the day today. we'll also see that humidity go up a little. but still, not too bad for august. we're tracking also thunderstorms threat for to