it could bring tropical moisture into the southern united states. 76 tomorrow with a slight risk for a shower. still in the low 70's on wednesday. the showers taper off on thursday. the skies clear up and a cool 58 on friday. by saturday, temperatures down in the mid 30's again. >> 11 sports with gerry sandusky. >> revving -- ravens players had bye week. no week -- no breaks for the coaches. more than 500 yards on the ravens. there were the first to throw more than 300 yards. steve johnson beats web. lee evans. before you know, of suffering from shock. they bounced back in style. its third quarter flea flicker should silence critics about the conservative play calling. the 10-point lead it did not hold. the inability to hold the lead sent the game in overtime. ray lewis's of endless supply of plays and now include pickpocketing. when you take away balls, you win in overtime. a 38-yard field goal for a 37-34 win. best work we have seen from the ravens this season. five-to look somewhat better than -- 5-2 looks better than 4- 3. >> we found a way to win. i like the way they compete. 0

building the wall, i will say that the last thing we need is a $6 billion wall across the southern united states that is grossly expensive and will someday be used to keep americans inside if things continue to go bad. >> thank you, mr. nolan. senator mccain? >> first of all, we need to secure our borders and then we can move on to other issues. other provisions that can resolve this issue. if we do not secure the borders first, we will find ourselves with another group of people that have come to this country illegally and then we will have to do with it over again. there seems to be the belief that we are unable to secure the borders. we are certainly able to do so. other countries do. it is our responsibility to our center -- to our citizens. >> you have stated that the the a model could provide better services given the recent scandals and continued complaints about the va, how can you convince the american public that the government can run a well managed, efficient and save health care system? >> i do not think that your complaints are for all different plans of health care. everybody that

united states he recently wrote a piece. saying that it's no longer about right versus left it's about the people versus the corporations and in this arizona immigration fan fandango down in the southern part of the united states the politicians want to present it as right versus left but this is completely false isn't it it's really about the corporations who want to erect a huge toll booth on everything that goes any which way in the economy versus the people who are being forced to pay these tolls how do you see that emerging they are actually writing you know sometimes their provoke the station bans of false flag attacks or was worth. some other times they just write it so they take a certain mission try to get the benefits of these in the if you see there's no way that any left or right can do anything about again because there's no solution i mean there's a little rita right to go in. you know it was up to the united states will have to like close these borders in term of star you know over like. constructing their economy again after they the industrialized country you know their depend so much on everything outside so there's no way that they can close that bond they can close

we need to put the national guard on the southern border of the united states.oots on the ground, not just talk and surveillance. >> eric: you talk about the national guard. what can they do? they're not allowed to go across the border. mexico is a sovereign country. >> that is correct. as far as protecting this side of the border, we don't protect the border on our side either. we should encourage in cases like this, the mexican government to allow us to cooperate and find specific criminals that have committed crimes on the international borders. mexico doesn't really cooperate with us and let us help them. as far as protecting the border, we need the national guard on the border and the coast guard on the lake. the federal government answer to the problems is don't go near the border. that is not the border. secure the border and use whatever means necessary. >> eric: it's a tragic story. we're seeing the hartleys together, obviously on a cruise at another time. what does it say about the conditions now, when americans perhaps should not cross the board sther

once again, the last thing we need is a $6 billion wall across the southern united states that is grossly expensive and will someday be used to keep americans inside if things continue to go bad. >> let me say again, we need to secure our borders and then we can move on to all of the other issues including jobs and a temporary legal worker program, and other issues. if we do not secure the borders, we will find ourselves with another group of people who have come to this country illegally, and then we will have to deal with that all over again. other countries deal with this. it is our responsibility to all of our citizens to do so. >> you have stated that the va model could reduce the cost of health care while providing better service. given the recent scandals and complaints about the vienna, how can you convince the public that the government -- about the va, how can you convince the public that the government can do a good job? >> there are complaints about all kinds of health care. people who use the v a on a regular basis of nothing but good things to say about it. the technicians a

to electrify the entire southern border of the united states of america and create an underground electric fence. as attorney general of kentucky, we advise law enforcement agencies about immigration. but there are not enough ages. the federal government has abrogated its responsibility in this area. >> do you favor a temporary guest worker program? >> yes, i do. i think it temporary worker program is a good program. i think should be done legal. it should be documented. when you talk to those in the farming community, they will tell you that they do need migrant workers to work on the farms. >> i do think a temporary worker program, if done properly with conjunction with tough border security and system that is safe and fair, does make sense. in certain instances like farmers, i do support it. >> there is much controversy on both sides of the fans for the health care reform bill. we do not want to throw out the baby with the bathwater because there are a lot of good benefits in the bill. what would you do away with and what would to replace them with a? >> thank you very much for the ques

take a look at all these numbers and what's happening in the southern half of the united states. we are going to see some showers in the southern plains. keep in mind below the front >> at 7:14 that's the first look at the weather this morning. >> dave, thanks. >>> there's new developments in the search for david hartley. his wife finished another round of tough questioning from mexican authorities yesterday. cbs news correspondent john teague joins us from texas with the details. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. tiffany hartley undergone more than 16 hours of questioning by mexican authorities and said she told them everything about the day her husband was killed. after a second marathon day of questioning by mexican officials, tiffany hartley emerged last night saying more than 16 hours of reliving the murder of her husband had left her emotionally exhausted. >> of course hearing it over and over and then reliving it over and over it's very emotional. i've cried several times. >> reporter: david hartley was shot and killed september 30th while the couple jet

we have been very lax, in my opinion, as a nation, of protecting the entire southern border of the united statesuding falcon lake. we don't protect it. we wait for something to happen, and then we just sit back, as a nation, and wait for someone else to react. we need to cooperate, need better cooperation with the mexican government but need to have really the military presence on the southern border and that includes putting the national guard throughout the border, including the air national guard, if we are serious about protecting americans and american property and keeping the drug cartels out of the united states. >> congressman, thank you very much for your time this morning. >> >>> up next, you go shopping for one thing and come home with a lot of other stuff. oh, why are you impulse buying out there? find out how stores trick you into buying more than you need, when "the early show" continues. [ female announcer ] finally there's a new choice in high performance detergent. introducing wisk with stain spectrum technology. try new wisk. we upgraded the formula, but not the price. ♪ we upg

united states is leading a multicountry coalition on drills for antiweapons of mass destruction. helicopters held like fire exercises 20 miles from south korea's border with north korea ahead of another exercise in the southern port. officials say that warships and aircraft from the united states, south korean, japan and australia will focus on intercepting ships thought to spread weapons of mass destruction. our chief correspondent has the latest from new york city. is this all about sending a message to north korea? it appears to be? >>jonathan: the great fear has always been that north korea could begin proliferating nuclear weapons, sending either the technology or the weapons themselves to other rogue nations. or in the reverse, that north korea could get help from other nations such as iran. so, japan, the u.s., and south korea, banding together, along with the australians, to conduct the exercises, to show exactly how they would intercept ships if they believe those ships are carrying any of the technologies involved in the creation of nuclear weapons. it is a very, very clear warning to north korea saying "this is what we can do if you try to do what we don't want you to do." >>shepard: has north kor

in enacted described by israel and the united states as provocative, the president of iran has been visiting southernebanon close to the border with israel. thousands of hezbollah supporters turned out to sea president ahmadinejad in a town iran helped to rebuild after the 2006 fahey. -- 2006 fall. >> this was the most controversial part of president ahmadinejad's trip to lebanon. it is just a few miles from the israeli border. thousands of shia muslims, men and women in separate sections, and chanted pro iranian slogans. president ahmadinejad is arguably more popular here than he is at home in iran. this area was devastated in a 2006 war between israel and hezbollah, which claimed more than 1000 lives. despite the un efforts to keep peace along the blue line, many fear the rhetoric is moving towards another, bigger conflict. this visit has been described by israel as a commander reviewing his troops. the crowd certainly loved him. his usual critical rhetoric of desigzionism. >> it has destroyed any chance of peace. it has turned lebanon into an iranian satellite state, and made lebanon a harbor for

southern mexico. forecasters say they expect richard to have relatively little impact on the united states. >>> this morning more troubling news coming out of haiti where cholera epidemic is blamed for 250 deaths. officials say, however, things seem to be stabilizing. the hop is the disease does not spread to the capital of port-au-prince. it is a bacterial infection spad through water and can cause dehydration and death in hours. a press conference this afternoon right here in washington. >>> 4:39. 59 degrees. ahead on news 4, family and friends mourning the loss of a university of virginia graduate who died at a swim meet. >>> a fire destroys a sem mary more than a ctury old. >>> pl, how will the workweek weather shape up? weathe [ ehrlich ] four years ago unemployment in maryland was under four percent. today, it's nearly double. and nearly a quarter of a million marylanders are looking for work. in addition, we face a national health care plan that will hurt small business and cost us jobs. so we have to ask, are you better off today than you were four years ago we're heading in the wrong direction. we

iranian leader southern lebanon on thursday, southern lebanon on thursday, i'ite and has blocked he has been sharply criticized by israel and the united states. >> never before has president mahmoud ahmadinejad been able to taunt his archenemy from so close. ust 4 kilometers from israeli gin a hero's welcome by tens of thousands who turned out to see him. pis the town's resistance. >> the world shall n that they are more toll, too. you have given the enemy and lesson in self defense. come back -- go back to where they came from. >> has belie is funded and armed by keiron. -- has blocked -- hezbollah is funded and armed by keiron. raiorgn- armed by iran. there is a reference to israel's fear that -- press for moron the israeli reaction, we spoke earlier to our correspondent injesam. >> people you're worried about the visit. no one expected it. newspapers are run in the headlines is morni that he was closer than ever. there's obviously a lot of coverage in the media becausef what is perceived as the iranian threat being on everybody's mind. it always comes up aonofhe major concerns for people here. officials were aware and watching closely of

to electrify the entire southern border of the united states of america and create an underground electric fence. as attorney general of kentucky, we advise law enforcement agencies about immigration. but there are not enough ages. the federal government has abrogated its responsibility in this area. >> do you favor a temporary guest worker program? >> yes, i do. i think it temporary worker program is a good program. i think should be done legal. it should be documented. when you talk to those in the farming community, they will tell you that they do need migrant workers to work on the farms. >> i do think a temporary worker program, if done properly with conjunction with tough border security and system that is safe and fair, does make sense. in certain instances like farmers, i do support it. >> there is much controversy on health care reform bill. we do not want to throw out the baby with the bathwater because there are a lot of good benefits in the bill. what would you do away with and what would to replace them with a? >> thank you very much for the question. i will tell you what is n

southern florida as well as the bahamas. over all a pretty wet picture into tonight. for the united states it's going to be largely settled again today. we do have the storm system toward the northeast that is pretty well developed. so winds are going to be strong and there is going to be quite a bit of rainfall impacting the new england states tonight. friday looking qui warm in denver during the day. 27 for your high. getting hot in houston with a high of 29. and 24 degrees for atlanta. in europe today, a lot of systems moving in toward the east. we do have this one in western russia still producing winds and rain. also this low moving now into the southern end of the balkans will continue to produce a couple thundershowers mainly across areas like greece and in towards turkey. new system is going to move in off the north sea as well so it is going to get wiet for wester and central sections of europe in toward the weekend. 5 in stockholm and 3 degrees only for moscow. rain/snow mix expected. 12 degrees in vienna. a little warmer in rome today. that's a look for your weather for now. her

united states that i have spoken since i became secretary of state. >> mrs. clinton spoke to a sold-out crowd. her focus? american innovation and the empowerment of women around the world. now, in southern california, bill clinton was campaigning for democrats in a final get out the vote effort before november. clinton was gubernatorial senator gary brown. next, here in san jose for a rally on sunday and then for brown in newsom. >>> just one day until the game in philly begins? they're prepping for game one of the national championship series against the philadelphia phillies. but for one jin, itgiant, it's a deja vu all over again. nbc with laura banke is in philly toept winight with that . >> the giants arrived here at home in philadelphia. they had their second workout here at citizen banks park, but for one of those guys, feeling at home wasn't that challenge. it's where he began his career and where he event wael won a world series ring. now he's the enemy, and he comes with advice. >> you bring your wives and families and they'll be sitting in the family section. it's in your best interest to go out and buy an ugly jersey and just put it on. >> he was huge in this organization. i

visiting southern exposure in san francisco alison prepares to launch a fantastic new project called beautiful possibilities. we will send them on a two-year adventure crisscrossing the united states to investigate american history and contemporary culture. it is using a traveling road show as inspiration. she will sit down and talk with residents in search of stories and experiences that reveals exactly what makes us americans. >> beautiful possibility is a traveling research project that i will take on a five-month journey across the united states and lower canada. i document this tore on a map that i painted for the project and also from previous projects called the road map to lost america. on the map i have taken all of the contemporary borders off the map and replaced them with native territories, and then overlaid it with contemporary highways. i have scheduled venue stops at different areas along the tour, from california to south dakota, that will serve as headquarters for my local research. when i was researching the traveling medicine show, i came across this. they had put out an elixir, and it referred to the elements that came out because of the high stress, high-pres

and that was dimitri pollack i know from the united russia party well nine people have been killed by flash floods in russia southern cross know the region state of emergency has been declared in the worst affected areas where more than twenty villages have been flooded around fifteen hundred people are considered at risk so far several hundred had to be evacuated from their homes the flooding was the result of several days of heavy rain cooled local rivers to burst their banks a downpour also brought about mudslides in the mountains blocking several sections of the north dakota railroad the rain has stopped for now but forecasters warn there could still be more to come. national poverty rates across the u.s. are higher than they've been in almost half a century one in seven americans currently live below the poverty line which for many means living without a house and a start you're going to reports from new york where the problem of homelessness is reaching crisis point. well. this is no lottery for a chance to win some cash these people are patiently waiting to find out if they can win a roof over their heads for the night they're not crimi

united states that's a post- op transwoman. >> reporter: so now this air force veteran who spent 18 years as a police officer and deputy sheriff in southern california has filed suit against the lpga and the long drive association and their sponsors, saying they at-birth requirement violates california's civil rights law. >> i am emotionally, physically and legally a female. >> reporter: her attorney chris dolan, says the u.s. golf association and the european golf associations all allow transwomen to compete. >> golf is a game of skill. it's not a game of power. they call it a fi necessary game -- finesse game. >> reporter: lpga officials here today had no comment. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland law enforcement today asked the judge to issue an injunction of 42 members of the notenos gang. they say the gang injunction is the next step in reducing violence in oakland. they say the gang is responsible for 35 shootings this year. >> the gang injunction, it don't matter to me and i don't think it matter to anybody else. [ laughter ] >> in neighborhoods of central and east oakland, residents and businesses have been caught in the middle of

visited southern lebanon on thursday, speaking to tens of thousands of shi'ite and has blocked supporters across the israeli border. he has been sharply criticized by israel and the united states. >> never before has iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad been ablto taunt his archenemy from so close. just 4 kilometers from israeli territory, he was given a hero's welcome by tens of thousands who turned out to see him. he praised the town's resistance. >> the world shall now that they are more toll, too. you have given the enemy and lesson in self defense. before long, there will have to come back -- go back to where they came from. >> has belie is funded and armed by keiron. -- has blocked -- hezbollah is funded and armed by keiron. is!aeli foreign -- armed by iran. there is a reference to israel's fear that -- press for more on the israeli reaction, we spoke earlier to our correspondent in jerusalem. >> people you're worried about the visit. no one expected it. newspapers are run in the headlines this morning that he was closer than ever. there's obviously a lot of coverage in the media because of what is perceived as the iranian threat being on everybody's mind. it always com

was dimitri put a can of from the united party flash floods raged through russia southern clouds in the region killing eleven people while three is still missing a state of emergency has been declared in the worst affected areas where more than twenty villages have been swarmed around fifteen hundred people have been caught in the day and so far several hundred have had to be evacuated from their homes the flooding is the result of several days of heavy rain of course local rivers to burst their banks the downpour also brought about mudslides in the mountains blocking several sections of the north corp railroad greatest stop for now forecasters warn there could still be. national poverty rates across the u.s. higher than they've been in almost half a century one in seven americans currently live below the poverty line which for many means living without a house and i started checking the reports now from new york where the problem of homelessness is reaching crisis point. one zero. zero zero this is no lottery for a chance to win some cash these people are petion free waiting to find out if they can win a roof over their heads for the night but they'r

we need to bring our national card home, to be used in the states, like on the southern border. we need to keep them in the unitedtes for national emergency. that is important for our national security and our domestic security. >> it is time for us to take a break right now. we will be right back. ♪ the 24th congressional district debate will be right back. watching the 24th congressional district debate between the michael arcuri and richard hanna. it is supported by the league of women voters, resources for independent living, the cancer action network, american association of university women, mohawk valley community college, the national association for the advancement of colored people, and wutr tv. >> now was the part of the debate when we ask questions that the audience have submitted. the first question -- a cancer survivor, when you increase federal funding for cancer research? it has remained flat. >> yes. my wife is an oncology nurse. yes. >> that you. [unintelligible] >> when the people from the cancer society came to my office, i talked about my speech about cutting my salary. and then i said i woul

encolluding normalization with the united states and dealing with darfur and seeing peace in sudan, they should get the package they hope for. however, if the regime or southerners plunge the country back to war there needs to be significant consequences. that's been missing. we heard yesterday and we've seen over the last couple of months that the united states is putting that package together. we don't know if it's strong enough. we're encouraging it be as robust as possible and be multi-lateralized so the europeans and others are fully on board with an approach to try to drive the parties to peace. >> george, in this trip where you visited, you and the others in the group and our own ann curry, what have you seen that's changed? is there anything that encourages you about the future of this devastated region? >> well, first of all, you know, it is although it's not a -- the government isn't necessarily ready yet, it's infinitely further along than it was when i was in 2006 in the south sudan. i'm encouraged by the hope of these people. they have been -- they have spent generations being killed and tortured and they believe this is the chance at freedom and th

southern lebanon. just four kilomoters from the israeli border. taunting his archenemy he told the rally that the world should know that zionists will perish. the united states and israel have called his visit provocative. our middle east editor reports from lebanon. >> thousands came to see the man the israelis consider their most dangerous enemy. just a few miles from israel's border. >> mahmoud ahmadinejad. [cheers and applause] >> to the cheers of the crowd, he turned to israel and said let the world know that the zionists are fated to go. they will have to return to their original homelands. bringing president ahmadinejad here was designed to play on israeli fears. and hugely symbolic for his audience and for his hosts, hezbollah, the lebanese shiite militia and political movement which is backed by iran. hezbollah fighters were never beaten in the 2006 war. despite repeated israeli attacks. in the south, or here in beirut, for his fellow shiites, president ahmadinejad was a welcome and reassuring guest. but he's also a reminder that if israel ever attacks iran's nuclear sites, his allies in hezbollah will most likely not stay out of the fight. not ever

am not for his plan he came out this summer where he wants to electrify the entire southern border of the united states of america and build an underground electric fence. that does not seem workable to me. we advised law enforcement agencies about immigration and customs enforcement holds. there are not enough agents. the of the the abrogated their responsibility. i want a system that is toff, sensible, an affair. >> do you favor a temporary guest worker program? >> yes, i do. a temporary worker program would be a good program and should be done legally and documented. when you speak to those in the farming community, they will say they do need migrant workers to work on the farms. >> at the gates every worker program, if done properly and with a system that is sensible and fair, does make sense. i support trying to streamline the department of our culture program to get the temporary workers to the farms were the canid do the work that is desperately needed. in instances like that where it is provincial work. >> there is much controversy on both sides of the fence about the current health care reform

and friday, militants in southern pakistan torched 25 nato trucks carrying fuel for afghanistan. we talked to pack tkistapakista to the united statesusain haqqani next. >> joining me here in washington, pakistan's ambassador to the united states, husain haqqani. thank you so much for being here. i want to ask you, first, about a story that is breaking now, which is attributed to a pakistani official the information, that you have found or think you have found the link of those who are plotting against europe, the plot that we heard about this week, that they are eight germans, two british brothers, who are hiding out in northern waziristan. what can you tell us about this? >> first of all, this is an example of how american pakistani cooperation works. the united states intelligence agencies have picked up information, they picked up chatter, which was shares with pakistani side and the pakistani side is acting on following leads that have been given to pakistan, and that will make europe and the united states safer. so we hope. so beyond that, it's not possible to go into details of intelligence but all i will say is that we are w

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southern lebanon and culled from iran. lebanon had a democratically elected president and army, and hezbollah has controlled militarily. and the united statest and the united states is m a tricky position as relates to the northern neighbor. congress threatened to hold back military aid because of shooting on the border and iran quickly offered to make up the funds. we are expecting heavy security on both sides of the border till thursday when ahmadnejad leaves, but the visit is creating problems in lebanon, protest posters have gone up all over the country and sensors of the film festival told at least one film it's critical of the iranian leadership. julie. >> julie: thank you very much. a follow-up matter, disturbing story out of washington state we brought you last night on the fox report. police saying tonight they have found no drugs in a house where a dozen underaged girls were sickened by an unknown substance. cops though are still trying to determine whether someone spiked their drinks and what reports suggest may have been some sort of sex assault scheme. we're told the girls were all attending a party at a house in rosalyn, just

united states is organized crime. when a gang of people steal entire shelves full of products. >>> in southern california one of the nationunce today it is filing for bankruptcy protection. senior pastor of crystal cathedral in garden grove says the church is struggling to pay its bills. she says donation vts gone down significantly since the economic downturn. this past january the church laid off 50 workers and sold surplus property. >>> maker of tylenol johnson and johnson once again recalling pills. latest recall was issued after several people became ill after taking tylenol caplet that came from a must ty smelling bottle. recall applies to tylenol 8 hour and 50 count bottle. the smell may have come from a wooden shipping pallet. we have more for you open the affected products at our web said and find it under see it on tv. >>> beer and wine now on menu at starbucks in the seattle area. first store in the chain to offer khochlt the idea is to test whether brand known for providing a morning kick can also serve a crowd looking for a medical other afternoon. they go on sale after 4:00 p.m. justices in tame for happy ho

united states of america. >> reporter: mr. obama had plenty of help from popular actor and entertainer jamie foxx who emceed the rally. >> what's up, southern california, make some noise in the building, man! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: even the trojan marching band got into the act. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: but the president and the democrats appear to have their hands full even in california, one of the most democratic states in the country. in the crowd some said voters are turned off by the disconnect between promises and achievements. >> people are less trusting in the government able to achieve what they want. there were a lot of promises that weren't kept. >> reporter: the president went to do a one-on-one interview with an influential spanish language disk jockey here in southern california. from there, it was off to nevada to help another beleaguered democrat, senate majority leader harry reid. at usc in los angeles, dave bryon, cbs 5. >>> new numbers show telephones thousands of people lost -- show tens of thousands of people lost jobs in california last month. with election day near and early voting under way, the candid

united states department of transportation. let's show you some animation of the project, this high-speed rail project linking the bay area with southernifornia. two hours and 40 minutes from downtown san francisco to downtown l.a. at speeds up to 220 miles an hour. news of the federal funding coming out from senator barbara boxer who of course in a key re- election challenge by former hp ceo carly fiorina. much of this new funding earmarked for the central valley, a critical election battleground but at least one caltrain rider in san jose questions the wisdom of the entire project. >> there's enough volume that's going to go on high-speed rail to get down to l.a.? the cost of a plane ticket is pretty cheap. and they are going to have to compete with that. and i don't see the price of a train ticket being any cheaper than you can go by air. now, it might be more fuel- efficient but the costs known how many billions of dollars it's going to build the rail, it will be exorbitant. >> reporter: senator boxer not the only politician discussing this. a fresno congressman held a news conference at the amtrak station in fresno yesterday to to

united states. black men were allowed to vote for the first time in 1870 with three amendments to the constitution but there were loopholes in the amendment. some southernthe voting rights act of 1965. women weren't allowed to vote until 1920 with the 19th amendment to the constitution known as women's suffrage. men and women died trying to get the right to vote in this country and laid down their lives so american citizens can always be free to vote. let's talk about universal suffrage around the world and start in new zealand, the first major nation to grant the right to vote to men and women in 1893. let's go to south africa. women were granted the right to vote in 1930 but blacks in south africa weren't allowed to vote until 1994. in kuwait universal suffrage to men and women for the first time in 2005 but there's a catch. men and women must vote in separate polling locations. you aren't allowed to go with your husband or wife to vote. in hong kong they still don't have universal suffrage but it's supposed to come sometime next year. we have universal suffrage in the united states but how do we rank among the world in voter turnout? let's look at th

southern border? how'd you feel about amnesty for the people the are already here. .e'll start with you mr. buck >> i am opposed to amnesty for those already in the united states. we need to secure our borders. i voted against a plan that would have been important to implement a guest worker program in the state. he has voted against sending border patrol agents to the southern border. while he agreed to vote -- he voted against border patrol agents. if we do not enact a guest worker program that makes sense and make it a much shorter period of time to get people into this country, we will continue to have this issue and handed down to the next generation. >> senator bennett? >> my vote with john mccain to increase the number of national guardsmen on the boiler -- on the border. i do not support amnesty. i support a path to citizenship in the united states. my opponent has said he would like to have a plan to ship 12 million people back across the border. that would be over $300 billion not including the difficulties it would cause for local law enforcement all across the country. we do not need 50 different states with 50 different immigration policies. we ne

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