the families of newtown, oak creek, aurora, tucson and across this nation are waiting for our answer. will we answer? , randall stephenson, ceo of at&t on information gathering. and he will discuss high-tech cars of the future. johnthe ceremony for dingell as the longest-serving representative in congress. >> on "newsmakers," minnesota representative john kline talks about his bill and other proposals to prevent student loan interest rates doubling on july 1. he also discusses the future of "no child left behind." "newsmakers" at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. eastern on sunday on c- span. >> at&t chairman and ceo randall stephenson spoke once a at a brookings institution discussion on the future of mobile technology. and he talked about the nsa it a collection program. he was joined by arkansas and this is pryor, one hour. >> good morning. i am vice president of government study and director of

as a survivor of the tucson shooting that tk place on anuary 8, 2011, as the grandfather of children the same age as those who were slaughtered in newtown, and as a member of congress, i'm committed to taking the reasonable action to make sure that we prevent future deaths and injuries om such mass shootings. after the awful shooting and deaths in newtown, the sunday following i was reading a newspaper about the tragedy and i saw a photograph of one of the children that was killed and as i looked at that photograph of this little 6-year-old girl looking back at me from that page with my granddaughter the same age, i have to tell you that i sobbed along with my wife. i think no grandparent and no parent in this country could have had any other reaction. weust take action here to make sure these mass shootings neve occur again. while there is no single answer to preventing mass shootings, we do kn some things. we know, for example, that untreated or undiagnosed serious mental illness has been a factor in many of these tragedies. it's important to note as we say this that more than 95%

they may have found a model in tucson, arizona. anthony mason.tucson. >> pelley: that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. after waiting years for an >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> every american industry is bound by those laws. but major league baseball believes that they are above the law. >> after waiting years for an answer and no response, a fed- up bay area city goes to the extremes to try to snag the as and rewrite the playbook. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. san jose has had it with all the delays. now it's making its toughest play yet for the oakland as. it's suing major league baseball. kpix 5's len ramirez tells us the suit could be a game changer and not just for the bay area. len. >> reporter: in this suit filed today in federal court, the city of san jose says that it has been wronged by major league baseball, that it has lost out on millions in current spending and future earnings and that it has been denied the right to free

she perseveres for newtown and aurora and chicago and tucson. her courage has already changed the way we look at guns in this country. her work will spare countless families from the loss caused by violence. as she wrote in the "new york times," "to do nothing while others are in danger is not the right way." it is my profound honor to present her with the profile in courage award. [applause] >> thank you, caroline. thank you so much for recognizing my wife's extraordinary courage. to be honored along with people she admires deeply like congressman john lewis is amazing to gabby. i know that. i have to say the determination and the valor my wife displays every single day has redefined the word "courage" for me. we have spent a lot of time at the kennedy space center. the only place on the globe from which humans have departed our planet on a trip to the moon and from where i commanded both space shuttles, discovery and endeavor. even though it is not our first time at the kennedy library in boston, we are glad to be back. we are so sorry for the

. >>> simplemente para en encarcelar a toda la gente que estÁ en esta corte aquÍ en tucson. >>> ya els lucraron de contratos para asegurar la frontera. >>> para asegurarse que la reforma migratoria blofz cie compaÑÍas privadas han gastado cientos de miles de dÓlares en esfuerzos y si la ley se aprueba como se espera con un campeonato de seguridad fronteriza el dinero gastado serÁ excelente inversiÓn. >>> desde aviones hasta computadora y todo es una oportunidad dÓnde mil de millones de dÓlares en juego. >>> y leyes duras que en encarcelan inmigrantes representan trabajos como nos decÍa el juez fed contra el ha condenado ab cientos en tucson. >>> mucho trabajo para abogados y para (risas) para la migra y la aduana toda esa gente, todos tenemos trabajo. >>> pero, soluciÓn no. >>> y soluciÓn al problema inmigratoria es la que la naciÓn pide al congreso para los que ganen mo sean solamente quienes ganan dinero. >>> en san francisco lunes israel, univisiÓn. >>> cuatro cadÁveres fueron encontrados esta maÑana en el desierto de arizona cerca en el condado maricopa creen que corresponden a in

tucson was 107. phoenix not a record, but you were 109. so some of the hottest weather as we head into the summer season. pretty nice in the northwest. that remains the case today. there's a storm around montana. that's not going to affect many people in the west. we'll see a nice sunny day. a lot like yesterday. maybe in the deserts a couple degrees cooler but still very hot. that's >>> it's officially a.c. weather. >> a.c. weather. >> this is the time of year where it turns on and doesn't go off. >> it was a warm one last night. okay. it is here. bill karins, finally, after a very long winter. >>> just ahead, a $590 million mystery. what's lunch with the oracle of omaha worth to you? >>> plus controversy at the national spelling bee. experts dispute the winning word. >>> "early today" is brought to you by advil. make the switch to advil now. >>> welcome back to "early today." deadly protests in turkey are entering their fourth day. activists are upset over what they believe is dictatorial power of the country's prime minister. he says lo

they may have found a model in tucson, arizona.on, cbs news, tucson. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," details on how the secret surveillance program helped thwart terror attacks. john miller has analysis. >>> plus, we'll take you inside a police operation to bring down a luxury car theft ring in california, and a look back at 60 years of the popular word game mad libs. mo rocca shows us how it all started. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning. it's wednesday, june 19. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. frank is somewhere sleeping peacefully at this hour. >> he is. >> it is 4:30 in the morning. it's wednesday, june 19 from what i can put together here. we're going to have all the news but first, we are going to get all the traffic and weather starting with mr. k. >> we are looking good. we bottomed out yesterday with

da fuerza a una peticion por una ley migratoria que responda a esa realidad tragica oscar gomez// tucson fallecidos eran hombre un 18 % mujeres. 1,209 personas eran mexicano , 104 de guatemala y 34 de el salvador jose joaquin chacon// consul de el salvador nos toco lamentbablem ente el ano pasado repatriar a dos sritas. , uno de los casos el traficante estuvo enganando a la familia haciendoles creer que ella esta viva el estudio indica que en el 2009 la patrulla fronteriza arresto a mas de 241 mil indocumentad os. ese ano murieron 167 personas, el ano pasado migracion arresto a 126, 400 y el numero de muertos fue de 171, el doble en el mismo periodo, y este ano va por el mismo camino o peor aun... la patrulla fronteriza por su parte asegura que ahora que la frontera esta mas segura , los agentes estan patrullando areas remotas donde se estan encontrado huesos de personas , que pudieron haber muerto hace varios anos......desde tucson arizona oscar gomez telemundo cesar ---tiempo de la primera pausa ---tiempo de la primera pausa pero al regresar, take vo ---podria regresar a la carcel la m

it's the afternoon of february 5th, 2009, in tucson, arizona. a home surveillance camera captures a chrysler 300 driving leisurely along this quiet street, but the occupants of the vehicle are not out for a casual drive. they're out for something more sinister. detective e.j. gueron. >> you can see the suspect's car drive by the house, by the resident. >> instead of proceeding down the block, the car stops abruptly. >> you see it stop as if it's casing the place. the garage is open. it appears the suspect sees this and sees it as an opportunity to commit the crime. >> within an instant, the car screeches around the corner and pulls into the driveway. four men jump out and guns draw. >> the homeowner's standing inside the garage and senses trouble, but instead of giving in, he decides to take matters into his own hands. >> he gets inside the house. he's able to keep them out. he does see the gun, gets in and gets access to a firearm and fire back. the suspects take off, some on foot, leaving the car. >> the homeowner refuses to back down. he fire

tucson, 113. you want to go opposite?dwest, where temperatures are five to ten degrees below average. des moines 77. 74, minneapolis. i'll leave you with a look across the nation. >> this weather report brought to you by party city. and i have to show you guys what i'm doing here. i had to powder eight, ten times. and the water. being safe and hydrating. sunscreen is on. rarely do i have this nice of a setup. >> sunscreen is on, even without the sun being up, you're putting sunscreen on? >> you have to do it before it comes up. i'm telling you. brandon, my producer, where are you, brandon? come over here. he is very, very light-skinned. and yesterday, he had sunscreen on all day. hurry. hurry. >> wow. >> didn't know he was going to be on tv. >> he looks great. as do you, ginger. thank you very much. >>> and time, now, to check the overnight headlines, as ron is on assignment in south africa this morning. let's turn it over to rebecca jarvis again. >> we're going to begin on a serious note. an american killed in violent cl

carla gÓmez tiene la informacion desde tucson. >>> este aÑo aumento el nÚmero de edad detenidos por lan mÁs de 8 mil niÑos y adolescentes, algunos viajan solos. >>> la mayorÍa que vienen solos vienen con un coyote y los padres estÁn pagando al coyote que los traiga de contrabando a estados unidos. >>> un cruce peligroso para los menores de 14 a 17 aÑos. >>> se exponen a la muerte, los peligros del camino, y llegan aquÍ y en lugar de ser protegidos los arrestamos. >>> hoy se revelÓ que mÁs de 1300 menores se detuvieron en un un centro por valÍos dias. >>> esto son violagpie a nivelintercional. >>> el departamento de inmigraciÓn respondio que ice tiene prohibido tener en custodia a un menor, y debe pasar al servicio de salubridad humana. y no se albergua en un centro de detenciÓn, signific, un grupo que aboga por los derechos en mÁs de 30 centros se reportaron menores detenidos por un mes y otros hasta cerca meses. >>> quÉ impacto tendrÁ la carcelaciÓn. >>> y la patrulla fronteriza dijo que de tener a un menor se comunican con el consulado, o pasa a manos del servicio de protecciÓn al me

it increases the prosecutions in the tucson sector. why do i mention the tucson sector? not because i'm from the state of arizona but because the tucson sector for years has been a major thoroughfare for both people and drugs. it provides money to incarcerate criminals and unauthorized illegal immigrants. grants to homeland security access to federal lands that. is a problem with our border where we have an indian reservation on the border. they are sovereign nations and this will authorize a greater ability for us to have access to their lands. they're wildlife refuge as that we need access to as well. it removes the discretion from the secretary of homeland security to develop the southern border strategy and provide minimum requirements that are recommended by the border patrol. those are the people on the ground. these are the people that today in 120-degree heat in the sonoro arizona border are sitting in vehicles and patrolling our border to keep our -- our nation secure. and -- and it's -- this is recommended by them. it must be included in the strategy that we wa

now think about that and what is happening in tucson. we know this young man is deranged in some way. ,omething drove him to that act that kind of nasty, violence happening. happening during a town hall meetings, during the health-care crisis, the health- care debate. king talks about that violence coming home to haunt us. at this time, the video tapes we are seeing in this remarkable film, and bringing them back to light, and having people reflect on them today -- you were an organizer. how did you end up taking the life journey that you did, and appear at sundance? but it was not sundance-type movies, it was "with a weapon -- "lethal weapon." majoremember my first role, auditioning in chicago. i lived in a commune in 1968. it was a political commune. most of us were students from san francisco state college. we have all worked with children. we were editors helping to edit the panther paper. when i mentioned that, the reporters said that i was a member of the black panther party. with all due respect to every member of the black panthe

as a survivor of the tucson shooti that took place on anuary 8, 2011, as the grandfather of children the same age as those who were slaughtered in newtown, and as a member of congress, i'm committed to taking the reasonable action to make sure that we prevent future deaths and injuries from such mass shootings. after the awful shooting an deaths in newtown, the sunday following i was reading a newspaper about the tragedy and i saw a photograph of one of the children that was killed and as i looked at that photograph of this little 6-year-old girl looking back at me from that page with my granddaughter the same age, i have to tell you that i sobbed along with my wife. i think no grandparent and no parent in this country could have had any other reaction. we must take action here to make sure these mass shootings never occur again. while there is no single answer to preventing mass shootings, we do know some things. we know, for example, that untreated or undiagnosed serious mental illness has been a factor in manof these tragedies. it's important to note as we say this that more than

sides of the aisle to stand with me and the families of newtown and of tucson and all the other places where there have been mass tragedies, shooting tragedies in the last two years and take action. we must act. we must do it now. the families of newtown, oak creek, aurora, tucson and across this nation are waiting for our answer. will we answer? , ceoxt, randall stephenson technology mobile and government information gathering. then a discussion on high-tech cars of the future. after that, a discussion on the millions of americans who have security clearances. on newsmakers, minnesota and cronk -- congressman john kline, chairman of the education and workforce committee, docs about his bill another proposals to prevent student loan interest july 1.ubling on he also discusses the future of no child left behind. newsmakers, sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. going as far back as abigail adams and martha washington, you find that first ladies played an active role in the white house and in the campaigns that it took to get there. abigail adams was basically a campaign

la patrulla fronteriza en tucson nos comento que de tener en custodia a un menor no acompaÑado se comunicanalizar a familiares .. o pasa a manos del servicio de protecciÓn al menor... "el proceso aquÍ con la patrulla fronteriza en arizona nunca vamos a separar a las familias. ..la patrulla fronteriza indico que la mayorÍa de los menores que cruzan por el desierto vienen acompaÑados y por lo general se toman medidas humanitarias para no separar el niÑo ya sea de su padre o madre, por lo que el proceso de deportaciÓn es mas rÁpido y agil para evitar un centro carcelario. la comida nos gusta a todos, y tanta es la demanda en el centro de washington, que los restaurantes y los camiones ambulantes se estan peleando por la clientela...claudia uceda, con los detalles... a los que trabajan en el area les gusta la comida que venden... es rico, barato... y accesible. "quiero algo rapido y no me quiero sentar en un restaurant de alta calidad" pero para los restaurantes como este que pagan 6 mil dolares de renta cada mes, estos camiones se han convertido en una verdadera pesadilla. "mi negocio a bajado

. >> we can't say thank you enough to tucson. >> they came from all over arizona. >> everybody on theam. he's going to love that. >> the country, michigan state police and the world. >> italy, germany, england. there were other surprises. >> a motorcycle. >> and the autograph took the >> what? >> on this sunday there's another reason to celebrate, and his father wouldn't have it another way. >> he continues to have a positive outlook on life. as a dad, that's the best gift i could give. >> happy father's day, dad. >> this father and son will continue to smile. >> oh, my goodness. lots of birthday cards. [ laughter ] >> chokes you up a little bit. listen, if your 10e-year-old came -- 10-year-old came to you and said he wanted to shave his head, you'd probably talk him out of it. the students shaved their head for travis. he was diagnosed with brain cans several 15 boys decided to go bald, too. >> 15 boys went into the barber shop. 15 men walked out. it was overwhelming. >> the show of solidarity made in easier for travis to come back to school. now he feels self-conscious about his hai

. >> reporter: and they built this state-of-the-art command center in nearby tucson. >> this is the joint> reporter: all the cameras and the feed, that is up here? >> yes. >> reporter: still, much of the border security inside the reservation is done the old fashion way, called cutting for signs. trained officers literally looking for footprints, tire marks or unnatural damage to the vegetation. the border is not what you think. the iconic images here, topped with razer wire. here it is open. a deterrent to vehicles crossing here, not people. i questioned the border crossers apprehended earlier. he has a university degree, but is unable to find a job. how long have you been walking? >> seven days. >> reporter: seven days you have been walking, that must be hard. scary? >> yes. >> reporter: what have you seen? >> based on all that you have been through, all that you have seen, will you try this again? >> he doesn't know. >> reporter: your smile says yes. we noticed all of them were carrying the same camouflage backpacks, the shirts, a fashion statement, it is not. these shoes, when they tr

>>> sÍ hablan con personas que viven en tucson arizona siguen cruzando no solamente personas, armas,y para los inmigrantes que viven en esa zona tambiÉn. hay algunos sectores que sÍ se han mejorado muchÍsimo hay otros sector q sectores que no. >>> ¿cuÁles serÍan estas medidaes para usted para conseguir los votos que necesita pa probarse exactamente quÉ se necesita? >>> primero se hace falta mÁs personas y mÁs haras para estos agentes que trabajan en la frontera, mÁs tecnologÍa que no existÍa hace 5, 10 aÑos, seno toro sensores para poder ver movimientos en algunas zonas hace falta mÁs de la doble cerca que se ha utilizado en varias Áreas que se ha funcionado muy bien >>> primero tiene que lograrse eso para iniciar el proceso de legalizaciÓn >>> todo el mundo estÁ de acuerdo no todo el mundoque laÓ tiene que empezar, he hablado de que haremos la cerca primero y la frontera primero y legalizar, quÉ haremos tenemos que lidiar con las persona que estÁn aquÍ allÁ, legalizar a las mismas personas, y trabajar sobre la frontera y cuando se compra entonca cumpla empezar el proceso de ser resi

considerablemente según la patrulla fronteriza de estados unidos >>> la agencia federal en el sector de tucsoncerca de la mitad de los estadounidenses aprueba las tácticas de vigilancia del gobierno denunciada la semana pasada. con ciertas limitaciones, de acuerdo con una encuesta. sin embargo, más de una tercera parte calificó el espionaje del gobierno, a los ciudadanos como in aceptable. otros opinan que el gobierno debe dar explicaciones y debe balancear la seguridad nacional y la privacidad de las personas. comenzó a venderse en estados unidos una nueva píldora contra el sobrepeso que causa gran expectativa. se conoce con el nombre de.... y fue aprobada por la administración de medicamentos y alimentos luego de un exhaustivo análisis. se vende con prescripción médica y deben utilizarla personas adultas con obesidad. el corresponsal médico juan rivera opinó sobre el nuevo fármaco. >>> ningún de los medicamentos para ba desrrjar de peso son má y cuando la persona deja de tomar de medicamento, si no tiene una dieta saludable y tampoco tiene una rutina de ejercicios establecida ganará el peso

lots of sun in tucson. you're from california. you're not into any of the heat areas but that is brutal in the southwest. >> you want to be in the chilly 70s. normally 70s, we'll take between or 12 of those. >>> rumors swirl about the condition of ailing nelson mandela. live to south africa next. >>> the dea agent who paid the ultimate price is honored. >>> could a solar flare send the earth back to the 19th century? >>> welcome back to "early today." nelson mandela remains in critical condition in a south africa hospital. for the latest, dekeir simmons joins us from pretoria. >> reporter: good morning. you can see behind me members of the ancu, young people are singing and dancing in the streets celebrating nelson mandela. just before they were here we saw some of nelson mandela's family come out of the hospital and collect some of the flowers, the many flowers and goodwill messages that have been left outside the hospital. one of them said to the camera, she said, look, we know that -- how loved nelson mandela is, he is stable,

duras que encarcelan a inmigrantes representan trabajos, como decÍa el juez que condenÓ a cientos en tucsons trabajo. pero soluciones no. >>> y soluciÓn al problema migratorio, lo que la naciÓn le pide al congreso, para que los que ganen no sean solamente los que ganan dinero, en san francisco, luis, univisiÓn. >>> seguimos con el tema, quiÉn debe demostrar el estatus migratorio de un arrestado, la agencia de la inmigraciÓn que lo mantiene detenido, o la persona que fue arrestada, segÚn la asociaciÓn de libertades civiles, le corresponde a ice que debe justificar cada arresto, y demostrarlo por una demanda legal de la que habla jaime garcÍa. >>> todo parece indicar que la agresiva estrategia de deportaciÓn implementada por la oficina de inmigraciones y aduanas ice, provoca el encarcelamiento de inmigrantes y ciudadanos de estados unidos de origen hispano. >>> primero detienen, y luego investigan si la persona es indocumentado y deportable. el caso de gerardo gonzÁlez, un ciudadano que no se le permitiÓ pagar una fianza para salir de la cÁrcel, se le puso un pedido para que se lo retuviera p

the families of newtown, oak creek, aurora, tucson and across this nation are waiting for our answer. will we answer? i hope we will do it and do it soon. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon, mr. lumenauer, for four minutes. mr. blumenauer: thank you, mr. speaker. yesterday in the budget committee hearing, we had secretary hagel and joint chief of staff demp see walk us -- dempsey walk us through the impossible position that the department of defense has been placed in. now, i'll be the first to admit, and i think they would -- in fact they said that as much in the hearing -- that there are areas of opportunity for additional savings and the department of defense can itself do a better job. and when you have 20 -- when you have almost half of the rld's military spending by the united states, even though we're only 5% of the population and less than a quarter of the world's economic might, we can and should be able to squeeze more value. but the problem is not so much that the depar

en tucson arizona, univisiÓn. >>> este domingo, en aquÍ y ahora, una emotiva historia por una historiales donantes. y vean adonde llevan a los chimpancÉ que han utilizado en experimentos mÉdicos. participe en aquÍ y ahora, bÚsquenos en facebook, twitter y univisiÓn noticias.com. incluÍmos algunos comentarios de este programa, acompÁÑenos en solo minutos. >>> asÍ lo haremos, en instantes aquÍ y ahora una reconocida doctora de un hospital de texas es investigada por intentar envenenar. ana marÍa gonzÁlez y jaoer. mantenÍan una relaciÓn y en ina de suscitas el pasado 27 de enero. la doctora puso un producto tÓxico para endulzar el cafÉ que preparÓ. segÚn los fiscales, agregÓ una medicina llamada... un anti kao gu lants peligroso que le produjo insuficiencia renal. la mujer dijo que le puso splenda al cafÉ de su colega. >>> en los deportes, los goles del brasil francia, partido antesala de la copa confederaciones. y un poco usual, campeonato. con mucha concentraciÓn y fuerza que tiene lugar. >>> jorge, que gusto tenerte. >>> igualmente lourdes. hace mucho que no nos veÍamos. >>> yo creo qu

la patrulla fronteriza en tucson nos comento que de tener en custodia a un menor no acompaÑado se comunican .. o pasa a manos del servicio de protecciÓn al menor... "el proceso aquÍ con la patrulla fronteriza en arizona nunca vamos a separar a las familias. ..la patrulla fronteriza indico que la mayorÍa de los menores que cruzan por el desierto vienen acompaÑados y por lo general se toman medidas humanitarias para no separar el niÑo ya sea de su padre o madre, por lo que el proceso de deportaciÓn es mas rÁpido y agil para evitar un centro carcelario. ...nos separamos por unos momentos..y en istantes.. ...por alegados malos procedimientos cierran cuatro clinicas de aborto en el estado de maryland. le vamos a decir donde ubicaban. ...tambien...antes u despues de el alumbramiento de un ninos son muchas las preguntas de una pareja. intentamos contestarlas al regreso. ...y es ella la afortunada ganadora del powerball. a cuanto asciende su fortuna? le contamos en unos momentos..asi que no se retire..ya regresamos. maryland fueron obligadas a cerrar sus puertas y sus licencias suspendidas despues

. >> a 70 millas de distancia de la frontera en un centro de control en tucson agentes detectan a unrontera de arizona es el punto de cruc ilegal mÁs concurrido dicen, por falta de acceso por parte de la patrulla a ciertas Áreas. >> nosotros tenemos que en unas Áreas froproteger la frontera 5- 10 millas de lafrontera. >> la tecnologÍa termina supliendo la falta de agentes en ciertas zonas remotas. >> y para parar ahorita no es bueno para estados unidos. >> tenemos que asegurar la frontera y con recursos la tecnologÍa lo podemos hacer. >> acuerdo agente de las patrulla fronteriza actualmente nogales tiene la mayor concentraciÓn de tecnologÍa que se puede encontrar en cualquier punto fronterizo de estados unidos, tecnologÍa que dicen es vital y que actualmente les ayuda a capturar a 8 de cada 10 personas que cruzan ilegalmente la frontera. >> de noche bin con reese convierte en ojos de cualquier agente. >> podemos identificar no no mÁs las personas que estÁn en el grupo, pero el coyote, podemos tomar fotos de lo que estÁ haciendo para cuando los arrestamos lo podemos presentar a la cor

. >> reporter: tucson was hotter than cairo, egypt, death valley hotter still, approaching 130 degrees. it's caused by a huge dome of hot air stalled over the west. researchers say get used to it. alexander gershunov, who studies climate change says western heat waves are changing. >> the new types of heat waves that are becoming increasingly frequent are humid heat waves, and with high humidity, we actually have much hotter night time temperatures. >> reporter: california is expecting demand for electricity to heat up. steve berberich oversees the state's power grid. >> turn up your air conditioner just a couple of degrees, it may be a little bit uncomfortable, but it's a lot more uncomfortable if you don't have enough power. >> reporter: extreme heat causes more than 600 deaths a year. it's the leading cause of weather-related deaths in the u.s. in l.a., people without air conditioners are flooding the county's 91 cooling centers. >> when you're in here, you don't think about the heat out ide. re ieporter: the national weather system has posted an ssivssive heat warning for most at c

down there in tucson or casa grand -- don't beep at me. hey. what's that big tager you have down there? either one. >> [inaudible]. ger you have down there? either one. >> [inaudible]. >> i put you on the spot. * >> i think it's smoker. >> smoker? hold on on that. >> [inaudible]. >> as you can see, once you pull on the graffiti tracker, you have -- this is what the activity is in phoenix right now. i can tell you my top 10 right now, my most active taggers are size, toke, miller, merk, miller, rats, break, i know eight of those right now i have identified. still got to go out and check them. the way we like to do t though, once we identify them, we like to sit down and catch them in the act. it's easier to do in court and make a big case after you catch them in the act. what did you say? you got merc? let's take a look at merc. this is what happens. once you get on graffiti checker, you can find somebody, you can put a search in there for any tagger that you want. i know you had m. ob, money over bitches, that's a big tagging crew. over 700 inc

the families of newtown, oak creek, aurora, tucson and across this nation are waiting for our answer. will we answer? since its alma mater in 2007 there are no more than 200,000 hours of original programming, public affairs, politics, history, and nonfiction books. >> on the next "washington journal,"we will be joined by mark zandi to discuss economic indicators, including unemployment numbers, home sales, and gross domestic product. we will also look at the census bureau and population estimates. alexas guests will be cohn.and d'vera >> they are very optimistic operationally because we believe he has got the situation he needs. on the evening of june 27 he has a conversation with one of his subordinates, actually, isaac trimble, who is a long as an officer with no command, just going along with the army. trimble, they will come up, talking about the federalist, probably through fabric. -- frederick. when they come into pennsylvania, i showed an overwhelming force on their advance, crushing them and following up success, and by successive repulses and surprises, before they can concen

>> tucson. >> awesome. where are you from? >> i'm from [speaker not understood]. >> you work at the prison? >> [speaker not understood]. >> the jail, okay. are you guys law enforce. ment in here? any nonlaw enforcement in here? what you do? >> [speaker not understood]. >> sweet. >> [speaker not understood]. >> neighborhood revitalization. >> awesome. we work really, a lot hand in hand in the city of phoenix with our neighborhood services department. by far some of my best friends. we get a lot done. i can't speak enough about them. somebody asked me if [speaker not understood] can come in here. i want to try to keep the media out. i'll tell you guys about that in the future, how we don't really want these people to know, we don't want it out in the media, hey, we just busted somebody because we used facebook to get them. what are the vandals going to do? everything is going to go away. we want to make sure -- i'm telling you right now by no means am i an spederth. i will not stand up here and tell you i'm an expert on how to i

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tucson at 104. we'll have heat. it compounds day after day. now, we have to talk about the other part of this weather and that's the storms. look at this one from sunray, texas. golf ball-sized hail yesterday. today, it moves to the east. we're including st. louis right on the edge of evansville, indiana. and it's been a soaker after andrea passed through, it was saturated and more rain now with this new frontal system sticking around. tallahassee almost 90. orlando near 90. of course, you'll have those scattered showers and storms. that's the big picture. >> just because you're in the news mean you can't make the news. paula faris not loving andrea. that's van and a tree. sent it to me yesterday. thanks a lot, andrea. >> she's insured. i have riden in that van many a times. we were friends in chicago. >> thank you, ginger. appreciate it. >>> she's princess madeleine of sweden and he's a successful banker in new york city. >> the two married in a lavish royal ceremony in stockholm. abc's linsey davis has more. >> it was a stunning affair. a ha

from what i understand, we have problems.in the tucson sector. it has shifted more to the texas side, but there are generalities we can hold true. can we put the slide appear on the screen? these signs were posted not at the border, but 80 miles from the border. they have told us that the policies are failing. the enforcement measures are so shoddy that i am saddened by the amount of illegal activity on the southern border. i am angry the federal government is not doing its part to protect citizens. it seems that there is such a disconnect between those on the front lines and the bureaucrats. thankfully, we go directly to which is what i do. i am a science guy. to get the raw intelligence before it is scrubbed and framed in washington. i have talked to numerous agencie agents and the story thy paint is far different than the one painted by dhs representatives here today. one agent told me that the method for accounting border crossings is completely inadequate. the problem is that drug runners cover their tracks carefully going north because they

tucson, 112. not a record, but not too shabby. were enjoying themselves there on this summer break. but we have to talk about how hot it's going to be. the numbers, and plan ahead, all the water starts early, it is 11 in las vegas today, salt lake city, another 100-degree day. they usually only have three in a summer, but have had four in a row. let's look at who is cool? nation's air conditioner, minneapolis to 79 on tuesday, chicago will struggle to get to 70 on tuesday. that is a look at the big picture. let's check closer to home. >> this weather report has been twraugt brought to you by petsmart. i cannot tell you how upset i'm missing the shame spiral for dan. >> nobody enjoys it more than ginger zee, oddly enough. >> if you're ever back on the east coast, i will save you one, i promise. if you ever come home. >> thanks, paula. >> coming up on good morning, america, these are not your usual summer family getaways. complete strangers rent out their home welcomes including a tree house. and then the igloo. >> and there's other