pero año tono todos están de ac con esta idea como nos cuenta carla desde tucson. >>> a partir de hoyconstruir su propio muro fronterizo, pero necesitan dinero 50 millones de dólares, dinero que van a recolectar en la fa gpágina de internet >>> tenemos que iniciar el trabajo que no terminó el gobierno federal. y es importante cubrir las 82 millas con méxico, para prevenir no sólo de la inmigración indocumentada si no del tráfico de drogas y terrorismo confían que lo logran con el apoyo económico de los ciudadanos. >>> están ahora abriendo aún más la participación de gente con otros motivos con un racismo con ignorancia con con miedo >>> la coalición de comunidades tro fronterizas permite ahora al estado construir su propio muro en el desierto, y mucho menos no a ly vía rá el problema de la inmigración >>> estén mos utenemos una confn el estado y el gobierno federal >>> dentro del sector tucson, ya existe un total de 210 millas de muros o barreras al momento se utiliza un presupuesto de 21 millon1 millones de dólares >>> era muy fácil para los coyotes romper la cerca en la parte baja v

. 22% decrease in tucson. 11% decrease in mcallen, texas. and a 36% decrease in violent crime in el paso. in el paso in the last 10 years since we increased our capabilities along the southern border, a passover is virtually next door to what has been called the most -- el paso is virtually next door to what has been called the most violent city in the world, lorez, mexico. over 3400 murders -- juarez, mexico. over 3400 murders in the last year in juarez. in el paso, only 10. that says a lot about the security of our border. there was an excellent ride up write-up, a 2.5 page ride u of our southern borders. it talks about the chief of police greg allen, the sheriff in el paso, the chief that i worked with when i worked in tucson, the chief of police in true love as such, calif. -- in chula vista, california. all of them speak of the frustrations along the southern border. they speak about what has been put out on both sides. unfortunately, there's a tremendous amount of violence south of us in mexico. the government in mexico and our law enf

. >>> tucson shooting suspect jared lee loughner can refuse to take his anti-psychotic medications. they say because laufer in has not been convicted of a crime he is entitled to deny treatment. he's charged with killing six and wounding 13 others including arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords during a shooting rampage in january. >>> new pictures of the california apartment where alleged crime boss james whitey bulger lived for the last 15 years. these are pictures of weapons. fbi agents say they found 30 weapons inside of that apartment, including handguns and automatic rifle and even a hand grenade. some of the weapons were discovered hidden behind the living room and bathroom walls. >>> some home movies released showing how close police came to saving jaycee dugard before they did. she was kidnapped at 11 and held captive by convicted sex offender philip garrido. >>> the eldorado district attorney's office released these tapes shows a parole officer going through the garrido home between 2000 and 2007, and talking with him and his wife and missing jaycee, who was being held

he was hit in the cheek and the thigh during the shooting at a tucson grocery store that killed six peopleand wounded giffords. barber will work part time while he continues his recovery. >>> for the second straight major, golf fans will have to root for someone other than tiger woods. woods announced yesterday he will miss the british open, which starts next week. he is still nursing a knee and achilles injury he sustained at the masters. woods tried to play in the players championship back in may but dropped out after nine holes. woods said in a statement he is only going back when he is 100% ready but that he is, quote, very disappointed and apologized to british open fans. >>> this morning the oil spill near yellowstone national park is larger than first feared and may be more difficult to clean up. about 1,000 barrels of crude oil spilled into the yellowstone river in montana when a pipeline broke on friday. they dispute claims that the crude affected only 25 miles of river. they believe it traveled hundreds of miles north to nod. >>> forecasters say weather could delay the final shut

ron barber is the district director for congresswoman gabrielle giffords' office in tucson.s shot in the cheek and thigh during a shooting that killed six people and injured a dozen others, including representative giffords. barber is now back at work part time while he continues his recovery. >> still ahead tonight, how thieves are targeting church-goers in northern virginia. >> the dalai lama is here in d.c. coming up, what he and tens of thousands of other buddhists will be doing here at the verizon center for the next 11 straight days. >> for once it's not the "jersey shore" cast members making news in seaside heights. we'll tell what you led to more than 60 arrests there. >> and take two for a local fireworks celebration postponed by the weather last night. >> it is hot out there. 84 degrees right now with a heat index of 82 at 11:00. that tells you it's going to be a hot day tomorrow and our chances of storms will >> council member leslie johnson resigned today in the wake of the corruption accusations. her resignation is supposed to take effect july 31st, but her coll

tucson arizona extracts all of its water from well beyond the boundaries of the city extracts all of its from well beyond boundaries a city essentially steals resources from other populations from other cultures and from the future just to survive. at some point you do that long enough and you start to look under the covers you pull back the screen you realize that this is not really all it's cracked up to be in terms of what culture would have us believe and so once you see that you can't unsee it so it became increasingly difficult over the last five years for me just to talk about the costs and consequences of industrialization and continue to live there at the apex of empire so i could no longer live in those two worlds finally i just had to exit him and i had to leave. sometime this this profound experiment with a couple of partners here on a property in new mexico we have two point seven acres a little bit of water right now trying to grow all of our own food generator water from rainwater harvesting solar pumps and hand pumps and maintain body temperature and establish good re

. >>> quickly, let's talk about the alleged tucson gunman, loughner. a federal appeals judge says he's allowed to refuse anti psychotic medication. a court found him incompetent to stand trial. the hospital staff say he's a danger to himself and others. six people were killed, 13 wounded in that shooting in january. >>> the detechives who built the murder case against casey anthony are defending their work even though jurors acquitted anthony last week in the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee, the detectives say their case was solid. listen. >> with regard to what we would do differently, in every case, especially a case with this many witnesses and this much evidence, you can always look back and improve on what you've done. i don't know that anybody up here could think of anything that we could have done differently that might have affected the outcome. >> casey anthony is set to leave jail this sunday, by the way. the sheriff says his office is not going to offer her any special protection. the "chicago sun times" is reporting, however, casey

let's talk about the alleged gunman in the tucson shooting rampage. today is the day loughner may get back on powerful meds. an appeals court stopped him from being forced to take the drugs to deal with his mental illness. the government has until tonight to argue its case. loughner's lawyer says forcing the stuff on him violates his rights. the january shoot left 13 people dead and 16 people wounded, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords and a member of her staff. that staffer, ron barber has gone back to work. he was shot in the thigh and the chief. he's still getting physical therapy for his injuries, but he's well enough to go back to work part time as a district director. so, ron, how does it feel to be back to work? >> the only thing better for this day would be the day the congresswoman walks through door and we all have her back in tucson. i know she wants to be back. she's working hard to do that. ive no doubt she'll be back in not too long distance future. she'll do the job she's always done with more gusto for the citizens of the eight

ladies and gentlemen welcome back to adam vs the man earlier this year in tucson arizona a swat team some are saying you heard although that might be a slight over dramas ization of what happened with the swat team burst down the door in no not great feeling former marine veteran of iraq and afghanistan who was a reyna in tucson and in pima county the republican party has been quite tough by the drama of the situation playing out after the county chair there brian miller decided to take it upon himself to apply. what he considers real republican values to the situation and the values of the oath keepers of which he is a member of that organization myself as well whose president stuart rhodes decided to hold a memorial and protest regarding that event but as of last week ryan miller is no longer the chair of the republican party of pima county joining us to explain why is brian miller himself all the way from pima county arizona brian thanks so much for being with us and i am thinks some little have at least some of them have me well we certainly have your back here when you stand up

donde cuestionan a la gente, cómo pueden dormir, sabiendo que mató, a un hermano, hijo y amigo, desde tucsone contribuyen a su desarrollo, vamos a la última pausa, y al regresar qué dijo marc anthony, ♪ [ locutor ] estuve a dos alka seltzers de perderme otro compromiso... ♪ la vida está llena de placeres... ♪ vívelos con alka seltzer! ♪. ♪. >>> más de doce millones de niños, en sudáfrica, celebraron el cumpleaños de nelson mandela, en su honor vre se hizo, un llamado a la población, para que dediquen 77 minutos d servicios, en recuerdo del número de años, que estuvo mandela, cada uno por su lado, aparecieron jennifer lópez, y marc anthony, luego de su anunciada separación ella en hollywood, y él en bogotá que estuvieron atentos, maribel, tiene los detalles. ♪. >>> los ojos de los espectadores, estaban puestos sobre él, porque esperaban ver un gesto, luego del anuncio de la pareja. >>> lastima, hacían una bonita pareja. >>> fue el tema de muchos en este concierto que dio en bogotá, y se especulaba, si había o no argolla, y dijeron que se tapó la cara varias veces, y se quebró. >>> pero esos f

hacemos otra pausa, en instantes otra polÉmica por el tratamiento mÉdico del autor de la masacre de tucsonas legales. el diario de miami informÓ que dos agencias federales investigan y que se habÍa reportado una investigaciÓn local sobre el congresista. desde mayra menos dicen que buscan los investigadores y cÓmo ha reaccionado. >> nuevamente del rostro del congresista aparece en la tapa del diario, segÚn la publicaciÓn el legislador podrÍa ser el blanco de una pesquisa federal. ni el fbi y el servicio de restas internas nieganque exista una investigaciÓn, el artÍculo no es mÁs que informaciÓn reciclada, el congresista no ha sido contratado por ningÚn agente federal, expresÓ su oficina. el involucramiento del irs podrÍa ser por una supuesta evasiÓn de impuestos, tambiÉn dice que varias personas vinculadas al caso del casino magic city estarÍan siendo interrogadas en esta investigaciÓn. >> habÍa recibido tres pagos de mÁs de medio millÓn de dólares por parte del casino, el supuesto cuerdo entre rivera y el casino, segÚn el diario era para que Éste encabezara una campaÑa con el fin de promov

protestas violentas antigubernamentales. 6 meses deuÉs de la tragedia rinden homenaje a las vÍctimas de tucsonefa de policÍa secreta de colombia. estÉ implicado en un proceso de escuchas tefÓnicas no autozadas y seguimientos ilegales en su paÍs. la ex funcionaa recibiÓ asilo en panamÁ noviembre pasado. hay en su contra una n de capturemitida por la interpo >> medio oriente estÁ que arde con protestas masis y que se llevan a cabo en tres paÍses, decidiÓ el ejÉrcito matÓ a varias personas en una protesta contra el rÉgimen del (...) ro tambiÉn hay manifestaciones en otros dos racion de la regiÓn. >> cientos de miles dsirios salieron a la calle, en hamas un vÍdeo de aficionados que la bu momento en que el embajador de estados unidos recorrÍa las calles de la ciudad en solidaridad con el presidente. las imÁgenes muestrana la gente arrojando flores al vehÍculo yritando por la caÍda del rÉgimen. durante las manifestaciones masivas que se dieron en varias ciudades y poblados, murieron al menos tres personas, estas imÁgenes muestran a las fuerzas de seguridad de siria corriendo por las calles de damasc

. >>> why a court says doctors can't forcibly medicate the suspect in the tucson shooting rampage. >>bernadette woods. we're putting together the five- day forecast. we'll have it, coming up. >>> here's a look at today's report from wall street. it's a down day. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, [ mr. connally ] i was paying too much with cable. it was crazy! paying so much you want better quality. it was like you were trapped because that was the only system that was in our neighborhood -- was that cable. i was just getting too frustrated. [ male announcer ] stop paying for second best. now you can switch to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year -- with no annual contract required. i always heard great things about fios, but the first time i saw the picture it was just like "wow." [ male announcer ] call now and we'll include over 60 premium channels, including showtime, starz, epix and more for 12 months. you just get so much more with fios. when i'm on the internet things download like -- shoo! just as quick as i'm snapping my fingers. it's just "bam

. >> host: david in tucson, arizona. good afternoon, thanks for holding. >> caller: hello, ms.ogan, i'm a member of the mission. i was going to ask you, you're a poet only because i attended the 25th annual -- [inaudible] at the university of arizona, and i listened to some of the native women who do poetry. so would you share some of your poetry on the air? so, again, i will be looking if for your book -- for your book here in tucson. >> host: all right, david, thank you. now, linda hogan, we read just a very small portion of your poem, "the history of red." but if david wanted to see some of your poetry, do you know where it is online? is some of it on your web site? is. >> guest: yes. some of it's on the web site, and as soon as i am home and have things in order a little bit, um, it will be on universe. but i think you can probably just look for linda hogan poems online and find some. >> host: elizabeth from philadelphia e-mails in: which native american writers do you admire? also which writers, native american or others, have influenced your writing the most? >> guest: we

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he pleaded not guilty. >>> since the tragedy in tucson, the husband of wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords says he is not interested for running for political office. he plans to retire as a nasa space shuttle commandner october. kelly told the national press club here in washington, d.c. his main focus is now to spend more time with his children. >>> the fourth of july isn't until monday, but wall street decided to start the fireworks a little early thanks to its best week in two years. the dow gained almost 600 points this week as traders were encouraged by growth in manufacturing. investors were also reacting to news of greece's debt crisis being temporarily solved. in the end, the dow gained 5 pbs 4% for the week closing above 12,580, nasdaq and s&p 500 did extremely well gaining 6.2% and 5.6% respectively. for all three, it was their biggest weekly percentage gain since july of 2009. >>> meanwhile a new report shows more than 2 million jobs exist because of the stimulus package. the council of economic advisers say thanks to the stimulus package combined with tax breaks, at l

normally phoenix and tucson are. we expect that today. that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. today we'll call it 93 in philadelphia. many areas of the country are very warm. you notice there's going to be a lot of pop-up thunderstorms. very typical of summertime weather through the southeast. also around chicago a chance of a storm today too with a high of 84. talk more about the thunderstorms a little later. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> more positive economic data. oil prices rise, and impressive honesty in austria. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> a high paid hollywood actor risks life and limb in iceland on an adventure show. >>> coming up, disappointing news for tiger woods. derek jeter gets another step closer to 3,000 hits. the fans who voted now one big leaguer has to face the music. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. officials say a member of a terror group in somalia who was secretly a interrogated for two mont

tucson, a slight chance for a late-day storm. the good news is the pacific northwest will be sunny so they won't be the warmest this weekend. >> all right. >> it is sunny, though. >> they'll take that. they'll take that. bill, thanks so much. >>> well, wall street worries, an airline goes on a shopping spree, and the end of a long successful partnership. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, speaking of business, jennifer lopez takes care of hers as a wedding singer. >>> coming up, a pair of black eyes for the white sox, the mets stand their ground and quite possibly the worst first pitch ever. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. five democratic congress women are calling on republican congressman alan west to apologize for an e-mail tirade against a fellow florida lawmaker. west called democrat debbie wasserman-schultz despicable and cowardly after she criticized his stance on medicare.

the humidity is up in areas like phoenix and tucson. that's why we are sparking storms late in the day. same for vegas. a little dry in much of california, but just a slight chance for a shower in seattle with the cold front really cooling off temperatures there in the 60s. tomorrow better, 70s for the northwest. notice the thunderstorm threat diminishes and heads to the midwest. if you are watching us on kenb, the event of the day is the art exhibit. that's your pacific event of the day. >> you were skipping around there. >> it is an opt call course. >> you are graceful. nice job. >> here's an early look at today's headlines in entertainment. the latest entry for strange hollywood baby names has a classical, but still a pretty weird ring to it. "people" magazine reports natalie portman and her husband benjamin have named their son alef. i don't know. it is like an olive but with a ph, oliph. >> it's the first letter of the hebrew alphabet and means the number one. oliph. >> justin timberlake and jennifer beal have been rekindling their

he was hit in the cheek and eye during the shooting at a tucson grocery store that killed six peopled wounded giffords. barber will work part time as he continues his recovery. >>> one of the world's greatest golfers will be absent for the second straight major in a row. tiger woods announced he will miss the british open, which starts next week. he's still nursing a knee and achilles injury he sustained at the masters. woods tried to play at the players championship back in may but dropped out after nine holes. woods said in a statement that he's only going to come back when he is 100% ready, and he is, quote, very disappointed and apologized to british open fans. >>> it is now 5:21. time for weather and traffic on the ones. meteorologist tom kierein is going to tell us about the hot and steamy forecast. >> there it is. you can see it. live picture from the city camera. summer haze there around the capital. right now it's 77 at reagan national. quite a mild and steamy morning. right now prince george's county, temperatures there in the mid-70s. arlington county is also mid-70s. near

same forecast for you in tucson. vegas 104. very hot in interior sections of california. beautiful weather here. seattle, i know you like to be a little warmer, but at least a good deal of sunshine. >>> we probably won't see anything like that again for a while. >> let's hope not. bill, thanks so much. >>> more positive economic data. oil prices rise, and impressive honesty in austria. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> a high paid hollywood actor risks life and limb in iceland on an adventure show. >>> coming up, disappointing news for tiger woods. derek jeter gets another step closer to 3,000 hits. the fans have voted. >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. officials say a member of a terror group in somalia who was secretly interrogated for two months aboard a navy ship was brought to new york yesterday to face terrorism charges. in a case likely to reignite debate over the prosecution of terror suspects, the man said to have provided interrogators with valuable i

also our friends in phoenix and tucson will be very hot today. today's forecast temperature-wise, areas in red are all above 90 degrees. you notice it heads to northern wisconsin. your first real blast of heat you have seen, 97 today in chicago. 98 in kansas city. there will be a little bit of humidity in the air too. that's where it gets a little dangerous. of course, we're still in the hundreds and portions of texas and 113 today in phoenix. still having gorgeous weather in flubd, but this heat will slide your way for the upcoming weekend. it won't be unbearable, but it will be aware of warmer conditions in the south and east. as far as today's forecast is areas of green is where we have scattered storms along the gulf. in the northern plains, i just showed you the radar with the rain already in the dakotas. that's where showers and storms will continue. also minnesota later today. we have your sprinkle in northern maine, but with a lot of dry weather and heat today. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outs

. >> reporter: pamela slaven and howard petrone drove all the way from tucson, arizona. >> what is aboutthem that fascinates us? >> i loved princess diana from the beginning. >> their arrival at polo grounds was very exciting. >> we saw the helicopter ground and we're excited about that. >> what do you think about the prince and princess stuff? >> i'm not a big fan of it. >> tickets for the polo match at the santa barbara polo club range between $400 and $4,000. if you want to get up close and personal with the duke and dutchess. and they sold out. after the match, the duke and dutchess head back to los angeles. they will attend a black tie dinner at the blasco theater honoring young british filmmakers and they will have hollywood royalty as company. >> a-list actors are clamor for the invites to meet royalty. >> the royalty assessment of the american tour so far -- >> already it has gone fantastically. i know they are loving it and they're very excited when they left. >> and so are their fans. sandra hughes, santa barbara. the unemployment rate may be up but there are new job openings a

. >> in tucson and various other people.t's wrong, i think it's too easy to say, look, this guy is some kind of psychotic, he belongs in a mental institution. there was a political philosophy at work. there was a clear set of political ideas. people who interacted with him on the internet were saying this guy seems to be, to have serious mental problems. he's operating from a political-- i wouldn't call it a political world view, a psychological view, an idea that you can bring heaven on earth if only you set off an apocalyptic event. >> this doesn't change anything except this has diverted a lot of discussion into a fear that we should now shift our attentions to not the threat of islam extreme ichl, but the right right wingers, this is one of the dajers e dangers of having a guy like that out there and the truth of the matter is our soil would be littered with five times as many people who were killed, out rage, and if we had not been capable of of forestalling this kind of thing. you have one horror in norway and this is

. >>> the tucson shooting rampage happened six months ago today. gun control advocates are pushing for gun safety laws. six people died. 13 others injured when jared loughner opened fire. since the shooting gun control advocates have been asking president obama to toughen gun safety laws. the white house says it's working on some new measures and will announce them in the next few weeks. >>> a man wanted for killing seven people in michigan took his own life after an hours long standoff with police. officers say 34-year-old roger danesler kill his victims. among the seven dead his exgirlfriend, his own daughter and another child. police say after a high-speed chase he went into another home and took three people hostage before killing himself. but the hostages were not hurt. investigators are still trying to determine a motive for the killing. >>> the release date for casey anthony has been rescheduled for july 17th instead of july 13th as originally planned. a correction spokesman says the new date was based on a detail recalculation. he sentence

jon: there's a new twist to tell you about in the case of the accused tucson shooter, jared loughner.cials are being given okay to force anti-pyschotic drugs on this suspected killer. are you feeling little stressed? you can stop scarfing down your favorite sweets. a brand new study shows scheduling worry time could actually help you stop worrying. there is dr. keith ablow. he is along to explain. jon: after more than a century of treating our wounded warriors as well as their families the walter reed army medical center is shutting its doors. the facility opened in 1909. its staff treating about 775,000 outpatient as year including 18,000 veterans of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. and also specializing in rehabilitation of amputees. that hospital named of after a former army major and doctor who was a pioneer in the treatment of yellow fever. >>> we're going to get you more on the shutdown of walter reed in just a moment. in the meantime, the tucson, arizona shooting suspect, jared loughner is back on his meds you might say after a court ruling overturning a lower court ruling. ri

president obama said that at the tucson memorial. we have to start uttering healing words to one another instead of wounding words. what we are trying to do is create systems -- school systems and juvenile justice system is that he'll instead of juvenile justice systems and school systems that continue to wound our youth. >> can i just say something about the systems of discipline in schools? so that before it even gets to the place where it is an issue, is that those systems definitely need changing. the question that parents need to ask when they have been told that their child has been involved in some misbehavior is to ask what was happening? what were the conditions? what were the circumstances? what were the antecedence that led to this behavior? because if we do not fix those, we will seed the systems you talk about. [applause] it is amazing how many young people can be turned back from negative behavior if the situation is appropriately addressed in schools. looking at the circumstances that give rise to boredom and bad condu

ask you about your family, coming up here on a big six-month anniversary of that tragic shooting in tucson and today they hoisted the traveling 9/11 flag from ground zero, it was a lovely tribute out there in the parking lot of that safeway supermarket. how is your wife, the congresswoman and how does the prognosis look as we near six months? >> she's doing well. the prognosis is really, really good for her. she improves every day, every week. she's excited about what we're doing in space. today she watched the launch, not from home where i was, but at her rehab facility and she was really excited to see space shuttle fly one more time. >> our very best to her, captain mark kelly, pleasure to have you, thank you very much for joining us tonight from houston. >> on another front, we have got the numbers today on the jobs picture for the month of june and they were in a word, awful. employers added just 18,000 jobs to their payrolls this mon s la fraction of what economists were expecting. the unm employment rate is up to 9.2, higher than its ever been. the bleak numbers reflect what america