border with the arizona border patrol. plus, we're going to bring you back to some of the best moments from "on the record" over the years. this is a big night for "on the record." and, first, a guest you all know, former vice president dan quayle joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening. congratulations to you and fox. 15 great years. many more. we hope. >> greta: absolutely. >> fair and balanced. >> greta: use that for an ad. >> exactly. >> greta: love your state fair. >> you are interested in political history. i'm going to give you a little political history from my perspective in the arizona state fair. it was back in 1958 when i lived here. i grew up here in arizona. i was with my wonderful mother who is hopefully watching tonight, because i'm mentioning her in a very good set. took me to the arizona state fair to pass out barry goldwater literature when he was running for the united states senate against earnest mcfarland. that was my first political event in my life. >> greta: what a difference it makes. >> exac

the gentleman from arizona, mr. schweikert. the chair: the gentleman from arizona. mr. schweikert: mr. chairman, this is where i ran out of the financial services committee because it's important to be an arizonan. i spend a lot of time in this part of the state. much of the communities have devastating unemployment. and they are literally furious with washington, d.c., for destroying their timber jobs and squeezing their mining jobs and then we stand here with something that for little state like arizona -- for a little state like arizona could be billions and billions of dollars of economic growth. when you think about this one ore deposit could represent 20% of the nation's copper, you know, how can we even be debating this. when you also realize, an average single family home uses about 440 pounds of copper. how about a car? a car uses about 55 pounds of copper. this is where it will come from. and the last thing i want to say, and to my good friend, congressman gosar from northern arizona, and all tee -- mr. has

he returns on sunday with his new team, the arizona cardinals. clearly part of his heart remains. the familiar roar of his name ravens fans love no. 86 and didn't want to see him go. now it's time he prepares to return to baltimore as a cardinal. he sends the fans a special message. he writes a letter to the city. for a decade my wife and i took great pride in calling baltimore home. we want to thank all of you for your incredible support over the years. >> somebody that would take the time to thank the city means that he cares about baltimore. and he's loved by all the fans in baltimore and i think when he comes into town sunday. i think we're going to -- >> this shows what kind of great person he really is. and i know we wish him the best. >> reporter: he thanked art model and sent his thought on the passing of the former owner's wife. he said he was honored and proud to have stepped on the field with him. >> he's a great guy. >> appreciate todd did here. over a long period of time -- >> he writes while it wasn't his decision to leave the ravens, he understands change is part of

the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. rijalva: i would like to yield as much time as he may consume to the gentleman from arizona, my colleague, mr. pastor. the chair: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. pastor: i want to thank mr. grijalva for the courtesy. mr. chairman, unanimous consent to address the house and revise and exnd. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pastor: mr. chairman, this is an issue that i have been working on for probablthe last 10 years. and one of the interests that i have on this issue is i was born and grew up in this copper triangle that we are talking about today. it's a beautiful area and at one time copper was the industry for this copper triangle and over the past 20, 25 years obviously many of the mines shut down and the copper production stopped in arizona. and so i have to tell you that my interest in this land exchange and -- would be the possible economic rise of this area. i traveled through this area because my mom still lives up in miami, arizonawhere i was born and

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the ravens comeback to beat arizona 13-27. >> that is one of the reasons. he put the ball in the right place. >> the win put the ravens at 5- 2. >> thank you. poverty busters take their cause to the inner harbor today. we will explain. >> they are attacking us like we are in a third world country. erupts at an occupy event. >> dozens spent this halloween eve in downtown baltimore marching for human rights. they gathered today for their haunted harbor. organizers say the protests come as workers at the inner harbor struggled to make ends meet. >> they do not have access to health care. that is not fair. we are asking for human rights for workers. >> protesters also stopped at the occupied baltimore encampment. police and protesters clashed in denver saturday after officials told protesters they could not set up tents in front of the capital. >> this is how our government response to free speech. >> this is a peaceful assembly. >> police say 20 people were arrested. two facing possible felony charges for assaulting a police officer. crews have suspended rescu

we just don't know, with these nine justices who are so ideologically split. >> what about, the arizona law is just as politically hot as healthcare and with the new law that passed in alabama recently, we have states doing lots of different things on immigration. is the court consistent on that issue? >> that's a tougher one but i should tell you, jeanne, that's coming to us not as a straight constitutional matter having to do with racial profiling. she's referring to the law in arizona that was signed into -- i think spring of 2010, by republican governor jan brewer there, saying that if police suspect that somebody might be undocumented, his or her papers can be checked, and what the obama administration says, this could lead to racial profiling but the actual court case has to do with the division between state and federal power and what happened in lower courts is that they blocked the effect of that law saying we think that the obama administration has some support on the merits, so if it comes up to the supreme court and they take it, it will be on a little bit more of a procedur

those stories when the cbs evening news continues. ,, y. >> mitchell: two-third of arizona's county sheriffsm both political parties have charged the obama administration is not doing enough to get to the bottom of the botched so-called gunwalker sting. sharyl attkisson has been covering the story all along and has more on the sheriffs' demands. >> reporter: in this unusual joint news conference, 10 democratic and republican arizona sheriffs demanded an independent investigation of the a.t.f. operation that put guns into the hands of mexican drug cartel and kept them in the dark. >> i feel that we've been betrayed by our government, washington, d.c., and we need answers. >> reporter: a.t.f.'s so-called fast and furious allowed more than 2,000 guns to cross into mexico. the idea was to take down a drug cartel. instead, weapons showed up at crime scenes in mexico and arizona. >> to arm the criminals that come through our state and transporting drugs and transporting people is unconscionable. >> reporter: the sheriffs demanded the president name a special council to conduct an independent inves

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he is now with the arizona cardinals. but clearly, part of his heart is still here in charm city. >> reporter: the familiar roar of his name. ravens fans love number 86 and didn't want to see him go. now, as todd heap prepares to return to baltimore as an arizona cardinal, he sends fans a special message. in today's baltimore sun, heap writes a letter to the city. for a decade, my wife ashley and i took great pride in making baltimore our home. we wanted to publicly and emphatically thank all of you for your support over the years. >> class act. not many people would do this in the terms of going back to an old town -- team that they basically got rid of. but somebody that would take the time to thank the city means that he cares about baltimore. >> he's loved by all of the fans in baltimore. and i think when he comes into town sunday, i think we're just going to hear heap all over. >> i think it just shows what kind of great person he really is. and i know we really miss him. i wish him the best. >> heap also thanked art

we just don't know, with these nine justices who are so ideologically split. >> what about, the arizona law is just as politically hot as healthcare and with the new law that passed in alabama recently, we have states doing lots of different things on immigration. is the court consistent on that issue? >> that's a tougher one but i should tell you, jeanne, that's coming to us not as a straight constitutional matter having to do with racial profiling. she's referring to the law in arizona that was signed into -- i think spring of 2010, by republican governor jan brewer there, saying that if police suspect that somebody might be undocumented, his or her papers can be checked, and what the obama administration says, this could lead to racial profiling but the actual court case has to do with the division between state and federal power and what happened in lower courts is that they blocked the effect of that law saying we think that the obama administration has some support on the merits, so if it comes up to the supreme court and they take it, it will be on a little bit more of a procedur

she's referring to the law in arizona that signed into -- i think spring of 2010, by republican governor jan brewer there, saying if police suspect that somebody might be undocumented, his or her papers can be checked and with the obama administration has said this could lead to racial profiling but the actual court case has to do with the division between state and federal power and what happened in lower courts is that they blocked the effect of that law saying we think that the obama administration has some support on the merits so if it comes up to the supreme court and they take it, it will be on more of a procedural one than racial profiling so they could side with the obama administration on that, too. >> up on capitol hill this week, there was an unusual hearing where some of the -- several of the justices came and testified at the judiciary committee and we don't see that very often. what did you think about that hearing? >> i was thinking about you when i heard justice scalia say, learn to love the gridlock, because he said, hey, in his usual way of saying, hey. gwen: janet alr

the issue. a federal judge has blocked arizona from enforcing major parts of papers please. but in the meantime, arizona voters, angry or grossed out by the whole sb-1070 ordeal started a recall campaign against russing pierce. the campaign said, overt disdain for the united states constitution. they put his petition out there and russell pierce up for a vote. through no fault of the arizona recallers, they're watching a cautionary tale unfold about the way we make decisions these days in our little democracy. here's how it goes. ready? the candidate who's trying to unseat russell pierce is in fact a fellow republican, this guy here. he's a totally mainstream local republican from the district who was urged into the race by other local republicans who within embarrassed by russell pierce. he says he accepted the challenge after a period of prayer and fasting. his biggest asset in the race is of course that he is not russell pierce. russell pierce seems to have decided he maybe couldn't win that way, if it was just him against this other regular guy mainstream republican from

the ravens begin practice tomorrow for the arizona cardinals who come to town on sunday. day marks the 25th 25th anniversary for the baseball moment. in game 6, allowed new york to score the game winner against boston, 25 years later another world series gap comes to light that may have cost the cardinals a game in texas. manager tony says the crowd was so loud that his phone instructions to the bullpen were misunderstand and the proper relief picture was -- pitcher was not to warm up. without him ready, the ragers would score the go ahead run to win the game. >> that's miscommunication, in the end that comes fully on the coach or the manager. >> i explained yesterday what was going on to the extent what i wanted to have happen wasn't happening, didn't happen, that's yes, that's my fault. >> and the miscommunicative phone call may go down in history that one that cost the cards the world series lifted texas to win game 5 for game 6 tomorrow. the rangers need one more to clinch. you thought your cell phone was a problem that's a problem. more ravens tomorrow. >> okay, mark

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processes for the purpose of creating jobs in northern arizona. this is a no cost bill and it eliminates duplicative permitting requirements which we often in this body commonly refer to as red tame. by putting just one federal agency in charge the c.c. craigin pipeline, part of a federal water project. prior to there are bill, the bureau of reclamation and the u.s. forest service could not reconcile their responsibilities over who would actually manage the pipeline. these dueling regulatory requirements ultimately increased the costs that was past on to the water consumers. they also created enough confusion to keep one community from going forward with a locally financed project that would have been connected to the federal pipeline. this bill clarifies these federal management responsibilities and it mirrors other permits and approving precedence on similar federal projects. it also creates a regulatory environment for that local water project and the jobs that will go with it to proceed. i thank congressman gosar for sponsoring this jobs bill.

the net. so my boss in washington, d.c. can see what's going on in arizonarn border at any time. keyboard, believe it or not, most of the functionality is from a keyboard. fiwant tourn turn the lights on, i would go and hit the keys. that's the challenge, in the way this is designed. when you get in an airplane and the switches are always, typically, they don't move. if the landing lights, my fuel pumps, they are all switches somewhere. this is all driven by menus and m-keys and they for layered. so you have to learn what the m-keys do. fiwanted to turnt lights on, i would hit this switch and this switch. i have to go into one menu and go to a deeper menu. that's the challenge of it being driven like a computer, more than an airplane. i taxi out, i am looking out the front, i control the nose steering with the pedals below. when gito take off, my flight information's occupant screen to include air speed, altitude, engine rpm, i push the throttle and at speed, i rotate and fly out. >> here's what's coming up after this show on the "the o'reilly factor." >> th

down to the arizona five yard line and the ravens are in business. this sets up this from 25 yards out, it's up and it's good. down by 21 points, the ravens rally to win it 30-27, completing their biggest comeback in franchise history. eli manning and the gianting coming off a buy, hosting jason taylor and the winless dolphins. miami up 7-3, they go for it on fourth quarter and goal. math moore runs nit from a yard out. miami takes a 14-3 lead upset in the making. 12 seconds to go on the half. manning took mario manningham, seven yard touchdown. giants trail 14-10 at halftime. back they come. fourth quarter, new york down 17-13 now. on third and 12th, manning throws to victor cruz. breaks a tackle right here and into the end zone for a 25-yard score. giants come back to win it 20-17, improving to 5-2. dolphins, ouch, drop to 0-7. in st. louis, world series champion cardinals trying to encourage their brethren, the winless rams, hosting the saints. in the first half, rams on second and goal, a.j. feely, perfect pass to former redskins and bronco, bran

wells fargo made contributions to the arizona copycat in georgia. several politicians in the senate have voted in favor of this law and many others. [bell rings] wells fargo receive $43 billion in taxpayer bailout as to the government to aid people in mortgages, and they continue to foreclose on the homes of our working families. we want to encourage the city of san francisco to continue the legacy of supported working families and immigrants and the rights of all people and choose not to put the city's money anin wells fargo. there sure similar 25% since may when we started the campaign for divestment. we encourage the city to continue on that. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker, please. [applause] >> supervisors. my name is francisco da costa. let me be very straightforward here. this hearing is about a banking system and how we can leverage our monies from the taxpayer and city revenues. having said that, supervisors, we did have a fairly good report from the treasurer, and i would say that even though he has not given his repor

the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. mccain: i believe i heard the senator from washington say it would prohibit activities by amtrak. i know of nothing in this page and a quarter amendment that would in any way affect amtrak or the brooklyn bridge. in fact, i would like the money to be used to prepare -- repair bridges because there are so many thousands of bridges in the country -- there 146,643 deficient bridges in this country. i would hope the senator from washington would agree with me that this money, deficient bridges arrest threat and a danger -- bridges are a threat and a danger. i believe it was the state of washington where one collapsed, as i call. you can distort this amendment if you want to. you can say that it would be the end of western civilization as we know it. you can say that this will cause irreparable harm and damage. it doesn't, my friends. it doesn't. it just says none of the amounts would be for scenic or historic highways and welcome centers. we're not prohibiting these things from being built

desert where they frequently get dehydrated, starved and get lost. 88 human remains were found on the arizona border just in the six months from last fall to last spring. the crackdown on our border has forced people to choose more desolate and difficult areas to cross illegally. even for those who are safely legally in this country, living near the border in the shadow of illegal immigration can be deadly. "the huffington post" reports that juan verella was shot in the neck in his front yard in phoenix, arizona, last may by his neighbor, gary kelly, moments before killing varela in front of his mother and brother, kelly yelled, go back to mexico or die. varela was not an illegal immigrant. he was a fifth generation american citizen. in may, 2009, 9-year-old brusenia flores and her father, raul flores, were murdered by a minuteman vigilante group. the child and her father were both american born u.s. citizens. after the group shot and killed their father, brisenia pleaded with them, don't shoot me. they shot her in the face at pointblank range. the leader of the group, ford was sentenced to f

they host the arizona cardinals after last week's disappointment. mark has more on what they are saying about today's game. >> good morning. after talking to the ravens in owing mills. they can't wait to get back on the field to take on the arizona cardinals. it is a tough week for the ravens since their performance on monday night football and for the offense. all week they have been working on rectifying what went wrong in jacksonville. failing the game at first down in the first half. it was a historically poor game offensively. it was a game they were expected to win. it reached a high volume this week and the team has vowed to tune it out and move forward to today. >> the thing is we played well. leading up to the performance. we had one bad performance and everyone thinks we are the worse in the league right now. that's the way it goes. we come back and we will have a good performance. and we are back on top again. we don't worry about the weekends and the week out. our focus is getting better every week. four us, we know what we are capable of

the ravens take on the arizona cardinals in baltimore on sunday. talk some -- let's talk some baseball as the texas rangers stand one win away from the world series champion in the 40-year franchise history. they took a series lead with a comeback victory over the cardinals in game five in arlington on the. mike napoli came through with a big hit. , his double brought in two runs and those runs held up in a 4-2 texas victory. second straight game that napoli has delivered a big hit. >> anybody in this lineup can do it. you've got the give beltre credit for tying it up. if he doesn't do it, i don't do it in the final inning. we all do it together. >> game six is tomorrow night. -- the cardinals need two wins in a row and texas has not lost two straight in two months. more on the ravens at 11:00. >>> we'll be ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> prime time lineup at cbs. stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. >> that's >> pelley: tonight from the bay area, a crackdown on the occupy movement. police in riot gear put an end to a two-week-old demonstration. john b

todd heap willlmake hhs return to baltimore as his new team, the arizona cardinals, make a visit to mch other well. i knoo what ed's capable of, i know what ray's ccpable of, i know what terrell suggs is capable of, i've seen all the you can still watch them and see how impressive they are. i think we just have to go in there and match that intensity." 3 maryland guard pe--hon howard will miss 10-12 weeks with a brooen left oot... dennis pitta is this week's coors light silverrspotlight... and we announce the winner of our highly anticipated high school game of the week... that'sscoming up tonight after game 6 of the world series... a;; small dog... goes on ...a big adventure. adventure.petey the jack russell terrier froo tennessee escaped from his yard back in devastating to his owner... - was found more than 600 mills away innmichigan. he ended up at the humane society... where volunneeres checked forra making the 10-hour drive to take petey home. 3 that's all for fox45 news at 5:30."judge judy" is next. next.anddwe'll be back tonight for fox45 news at ten -- after game 6 of the wor

there was one excavation along the way i remember out in the desert nears winslow, arizona. the desert out there is just a still life with a few landmarks on the horizon and this empty hole, the little colorado river desert, the painted desert, and we were working on a 500-room pueblo dating back to about 1400 ad. i just remember the wind just hailing down on us for days and you would be working down with trowels inside of a trench and if you stop for too long, the sand would start to fill up your hole again because it was blowing so much and everybody was turned away from the wind. so it looked like some kind of religious thing was going on here, all these people bowed to the ground for days and days tinkering with some unimaginable smallness in front of them while the wind just pushed harder and harder, sand blasting across you, filling up all the rooms that you just emptied out as if the desert is rolling back over itself. because even where trails are left, trails disappear out there. nothing stays for too long, even the footprints that last for 7 years eventually disappe

at home sunday....against the arizona cardinals. game time ... one o'clock. here's peyton, mason, and addison!they've got their ravens gear on and ready to cheer on the purple and black. thanns to lynn waller for sending in ttis picture of her nephews and niece. and this is brittany and ryan's dog xena.she has her teddy and is ready to watch her favorite team play! no matter wheee you're froo...we're looking for all of you ravens fans to send us in photos showinn off your "purple pride". go to foxbaltimmre dot com nd click on the community features seccton. commng up in our 6 o'clock hour... a connecticut lawmaker is &pscaring up some controversy.. because he wwnts to change the date of halloween to accomdate families.the date he wants to move it to... and why some say... he's just wasting his ti. time. 3 "we had about a 3-minute span there where we played all percentage when you play a 60- minute football game." game."it's the outcooe most foottall fans didn't expect... the surprising plaas... that cost us the ame. "it would be like changing chhistmas beccuse

the arizona is in turmoil. -- the euro zone is in turmoil. >> of the agency put 12 other major banks on a negative ratings watch. how much government can do to support them. there has been another violent kidnapping in kenya. >> that is right. two spanish doctors were abducted near the kenya border. the driver were shot and wounded. it is the third kidnapping in just over a month. >> the vulnerability of age to workers and the world's most challenging and humanitarian emergencies. they are fascinating -- vacinnating children. the kenyan driver was shot and was sent to the hospital. refugees began fleeing. they are continuing to fight. despite security measures protect operations, it will be impossible to prevent penetration by militants. security has been deteriorating recently. this is a critical time and efforts to contain the famine across the border. there is local speculation that the abduction was done on purpose. if that turns out to be correct, it will be deeply worrying. the human need remains immense. bbc world news. >> the environmental group, greenpeace has not been allow

ravens fans hope the team will help them overcome the heartbreak of last week's loss as they take on the arizona cardinals at an antique bank stadium on sunday. it is the first trip back to baltimore for todd heap. the dominating ravens defense is ranked no. 1 in the nfl. kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. it is time for today's ravens text question. do you expect the ravens to bounce back? standard text messaging rates apply. we will reveal the results tonight on 11 news at 5:00 and 6:00. nearly 200 people found alive. coming up, the latest relief efforts from the devastating earthquake zone in turkey. and we wish happy birthday to one of the nation's most recognizable landmarks. we will take you to the celebration. women are gaining traction in europe. a new law is creating a first >> big changes for the u.k.. the countries of the queen's rule voted unanimously to grant equal rights to inherit the throne. if the child of kate they grow, she can become queen. -- if the child of kate is a girl, she can become queen. best efforts in turkey are slowing. amazingly, a 13-year-old boy was pulled on injured

this coming sunday, they face another 1-5 team, the arizona cardinals. stay with us, the forecast is straight ahead. >> pay as you earn. see what the obama administration is doing to ease the burden of college loan debt. maryland roads and bridges could soon be getting funded for a facelift, but at what cost to you? we will have these stories for you and much more when you join us >> a beautiful day, after a horrible loss. >> we can look forward to another nice day on sunday. it will colophony will be great football weather. brain -- it will cool off and it will be great football weather. >> thanks for watching, everybody. >> nbc nightly news is next. good night. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national c

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by now everybody in baseball has learn today have a respect for the chemistry that does make up the arizonaiamondbacks. they looked like they might be a three and out team, but absolutely not. ryan roberts in the 1st inning with a shot that leaves the yard in a hurry with the bases loaded. a grand slam. the very next batter, there's center fielder chris young. ditto. a shot himself to deep left center field. brewers pitcher, randy wolf touched up for 7 runs. that man, young not done. his second. is milwaukee going to win easy? no arizona is having none of that. we're tied 2-2. game 5 friday. the rockies are flying squirrel back to st. louis. >>> this is early, 2-0. lance berkman with a shot to right center. victorino out there in center, maybe the world's worst throw, as a run comes in. it is worth another look right there. not too good, shane. anyway, berkman winds up at third. they're on, and moving. two on later in the 4th, david freese with a shot to the corner. that's going to score one run, and then matt holliday all the way back from first. back in the lineup, he's been injured a lot

. >>> college football, wild moment in the ucla/arizona game. a man dressed like a referee ran on the field, blew the whistle, and a group of players got into it, players cleared the benches and that's all the fight ucla had. arizona won big 48-12. >>> nhl capitals off to their best start in team history and get it going against flyers. ovechkin scored a pair of goals. >>> finally are the penguins arron asham celebrated his 700 th game in style. puck deflected it up, batted it out of the air into the net. the cards could have used a home run swing like that last night. took asham 700 games to score the prettiest goal of his career. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> a scary situation shaping up at the box office this weekend. your entertainment headline are straight ahead. >>> plus, a sign of the troubled economic times all around the nation. we're going to introduce you to one jobless man who is going to extreme lengths for a fresh start. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this friday morn