maybe tucson. but definitely on the border of new mexico and arizona, back up into the mountains of colorado. some hit-and-miss showers and storms, we're tracking our hurricanes out in the pacific. ignacio close to hilo. and jiminez peaked out yesterday close do a cat 5. today's forecast, one of the coolest spots in the nation. as hot as it gets, if you're in seattle or the west coast, enyoi it, you're the only ones that have typical washington, you deserve after your hot summer. >>> we also added it up. phoenix officially had their warmest summer they've ever had. >> and that's saying a lot. >> june, july and august. >> bill, thank you. >>> new details surrounding adultery website ashley madison and poef francis speaks about abortion. infuse your laundry with... ...up to 12 weeks of luxurious long-lasting scents... ...unstopables in wash scent booster. i want my foyer to smell more like a foyer. i want his bedroom to smell like he's away at boarding school. surround yourself with up to 6 hours of

quite the lightening show around tucson. how about this picture? this is tucson. i don't know what they did with camera filters, lighting, exposure, but gorgeous looking city. nice backdrop of mountains. >>> today the big story is heat. it goes coast to coast. why is it so hot? jet stream pattern we had middle of july. dips in the northwest and races to canada. there's no relief, no cold air coming down anywhere in the country. today's highs 94 in philadelphia. you should be near 80 this time of year. this is 13 above average. everyone is 5 to 10 above average. chicago 90, 12 degrees above average. all the way to fargo in and bismark 90 degrees. that's unheard of for september is. everybody near 90 degrees. exceptions on the west coast and pacific northwest. what's interesting, usually in september, these heat waves don't last. this goes through labor day. the big cold front is monday through wednesday. that's when everyone gets back to normal. >> best of luck to kids in non air conditioned schools. >> we've been talking about it. it's rough. >> thanks. >>> one of

for kirk and heather and our into production team here in tucson, appreciate you watching. for the ford wrapup show, let's go now to cassidy hubbarth. >>> thanks, chris. with the ucla win and the arizona loss, that means there's only two remaining unbeatens in the pac-12 south. the other, utah. who had the tough task of heading to eugene to take on the ducks, or was it? in the third quarter, utah up 34-13 already. and then parker finds covey for the 25-yard touchdown to add to the total. right now, utah, 55-13, about to be the start of the fourth. >>> elsewhere in the pac-12, cody kessler to stephen mitchell jr. 27-yard touchdown. usc up 14-0. this game over on espn. >>> all types of crazy went down in lubbock. fourth quarter. 29 seconds. tcu down. fourth and goal. trevone boykin. throws towards josh dotson. the ball is tipped and aaron green catches it. what a play. look how green gets his foot inbounds. boykin, a career high 485 passing yards. four tds. no picks. and that green td gives tcu the late lead. but last chance for texas tech. from midfield, no time on the clock

tucson. >> chris: espn has the trojans/sun devils game going right now. after that, "sportscenter" will have you covered. "sportscenter" on espn after usc and arizona state. ucla had lost four in a row, kirk, here in tucson until the last visit, in 2013 and that began this streak, winning what will be now 12 games in a row away from the rose bowl, which includes nine true road games. so, it all began here in 2013. the allstate college football rankings coming in. how do you rate the buckeyes performance over western? >> kirk: they are still trying to find themselves offensively. michigan state did okay today. ole miss had a scare. this game was probably the game of the dame with texas tech and tcu. notre dame started slow and just pulled away big. and then, you know, with what lsu did, they got a little bit of a push from syracuse and ucla, one of the more impressive performances of the day as far as the top ten's concerned. >> chris: it can be tough to win in lubbock. its a wound up environment there. but tcu with all the defensive guys out, does their r

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rosa has become sort of a local hero here in tucson.n neighborhoods across the city you'll find signs like this, we standing with rosa. there are 9,000 of them. supporters are organizing rallies, sending letters to the whites and trying to use the power of social media. but still, she waits, something francisco perez cordova knows all about. he spent three months living in sanctuary at this church in tucson. we first met him last october. his case was ultimately dismissed last december and he has been reunited with his wife and five children. >> i feel like a real person. like -- like a regular person. >> [ inaudible ] my partner there, because we got married because we love each other and we decide to be a partner for life, so when i was by myself, no one was with me. >> why perez cordova's case has been resolved and rosa's remains in legal limbo is unclear. her attorney says president obama's executive action on immigration only goes so far, and she's not opt missionic washington will find a workable solution. >> i don't think we will

rosa, a year ago she walked into the church in tucson, arizona, carrying one small bag. she never imagined she would be here so long. >> what are you missing out with your family? >> there is no birthdays celebrated like before. it's been a year so everyone has had a birthday. i mistaking them to school on the first day. sometimes they've gone home being sick and i haven't been able to go and take care of them. i've missed a lot of tournaments for baseball, and i used to go to school to talk to teachers. >> in tucson, arizona, tonight on action al jazeer al jazeera, we'll look at the sanctuary movement and why many like rosa hide in plain sight. >> that's at 9:00 p.m. 6:00 pacific. it is promised that people will be held accountable. there are allegation some analysts tried to paint a rosier picture of progress against that group. this is all talked about at a senate hearing today. what are defense officials actually saying? >> well, general lloyd austin said that he could not talk about the investigation done by the inspector general because it was still under way, but

derechos constitucionales de nuestros clientes. >> el fallo fue emitido en esta corte federal de tucsonlla). >> segÚn el abogado la demanda fue entablada en junio cuando llegÓ hasta ellos que eran detenidos al cruzar la frontera y trasladados a celdas sucias y temperaturas congelantes por largos periodos de tiempo. >> en este caso vamos a demostrar que estas prÁcticas no son constitucionales. >> pero ademÁs la corte obliga a la agencia a entregar videos de Áreas donde mantienen detenidos desde el 10 de junio hasta ahora en solo dos semanas. >> segÚn juanita molina activista pro inmigrante lo sucedido corrobora el temor de muchos. >> quÉ sucede cuando nadie estÁ mirando y la falta de evidencia crea esa pregunta a nivel mÁs alto. >> la patrulla fronteriza dijo que centros carecen de equipos de grabaciÓn y colocarlos serÍa costoso y no contaban con ese presupuesto. >> y quizÁs se preguntara cÓmo surgiÓ lo de la sancion resulta que la corte federal le autoriÓo a abogados demandante a acceso de cuatro centros para corroborar alegaciones de inmigrantes autoridades tenÍan que entregarles video

rosa has become sorts of a local hero in tucson. in neighborhoods across the city, you'll find signs like these, we stand with rosa. there are 9,000 of them. supporters are sending letters to the white house and trying to use the power of social media with a facebook page and tweeting under the hashtag, "let rosa stay." >> this person spent years in sanctuary. we met him shortly after he moved into this small back room, he has been reunited with his wife and family. >> i feel like a real person you know, like a regular person. >> i live to have my partner, we got married because we love each other. and we decide to be partner for life. so when i was by myself, no one was with me. >> reporter: why perez cordova's case was resolved and why rosa's case remains in legal limbo is unclear. president obama's executive action on immigration only goes so far. >> i don't think we'll ever come up with a statutory scheme that makes sense of migration. the idea that we have nation-state borders that we want to enforce with walls and military int

he gets to the prison in tucson. he shows up to turn himself in.he warden says we have no record of you. he says, no, i'm gordon. i've been convicted and so on. the warden says don't worry. go home. they figure out who he is and he serves his sentence, but that's the kind of man he was. a man who didn't take up arms against the government or rebel in some way, but fought his challenge in the legal system. he believed so much in it and yet the supreme court didn't vindicate him and instead deferred to the president. there's a whole sad story line of why the court did that. it's very fashionable to blame the court, but a lot of the blame lies with the court and the solicitor general, the nation's top lawyer, who misrepresented what was going on to the supreme court and the solicitor general knew it at the time. he knew he was telling the supreme court things that weren't true about the japanese american threat. jay edgar hoover didn't believe the internment of japanese americans was justified. how do they balance national security versus individual l

he gets to the prison in tucson. he shows up to turn himself in.the warden says we have no record of you. he says, no i'm gordon. i've been convicted and so on. the warden says don't worry. go home. they figure out who he is and he serves his sentence, but that's the kind of man he was. a man who didn't take up arms against the government or rebel in some way, but fought his challenge in the legal system. he believed so much in it and yet the supreme court didn't vindicate him and instead deferred to the president. there's a whole sad story line of why the court did that. it's very fashionable to blame the court, but a lot of the blame lies with the court and the solicitor general, the nation's top lawyer, who misrepresented what was going on to the supreme court and the solicitor general knew it at the time. he knew he was telling the supreme court things that weren't true about the japanese american threat. jay edgar hoover didn't believe the internment of japanese americans was justified. how do they balance national security versus individual l

vamos a pedir que la corte haga una canciÓn para que todas las personas que duermen por la noche en tucsonia intencionalmente estos en contra de la ley, a mÍ me hubiera encarcelado por destruir la evidencia. juan: para el juez recuperar estos criterios requeridos en procesos legales representan la indigencia por parte de una agencia federal como lo es la patrulla fronteriza. ahora los abogados que representan a los inmigrantes estÁn pidiendo acceso a la base de datos de la patrulla fronteriza, mi trasfondo esta agencia federal informÓ que ha buscado aumentar su almacenamiento de vÍdeos aunque en al menos tres sitios de detenciÓn los dispositivos de grabaciÓn estÁn daÑados. ilia, regreso contigo. ilia: la guardia costera dijo hoy en miami que decomisÓ cocaÍna y marihuana en los operativos recientes en el mar caribe por mayor de 41 millones de dÓlares. se han logrado record atrapando a mÁs delincuentes. la cifra de estadounidenses que intenta unirse al grupo terrorista isis se ha duplicado este aÑo segÚn dijo un portavoz del departamento de justicia. calculan que 250 estadounidenses se han u

however, take a walk back with me to 2011 when a shooting in tucson led to an ang rary choru complainingey said was angry tea party rhetoric. >> saying in politics, in the media, in public square fashion our rhetoric so that it does not insight but informs. >> maybe constitutionally permissible but shouldn't be acceptable rhetoric. we shouldn't invite it on radio talk shows or tv at least without comment. >> the discourse in america, the discourse in congress in particular to answer your question very specifically has really changed. and i will tell you i hesitate to place blame, but i have noticed it take a very precipative turn towards edginess and a lack of civility with the growth of tea party movement. >> i think all of us need to say that our rhetoric we need to check. none of us should become so defensive that we say we are not going to change. we all need to see if there is change required change needed and all realize that there are unbalanced people here in this country that anything can trigger. >> joining me now richard fowler, nationally syndicated radio host and and katie p

central arizona project, in arizona, we're pulling water for phoenix, and then it goes all the way to tucson. so there's a lot of factors in play in what's causing this. but essentially, it's not getting recharged. >> lake mead is now at less than 40 percent capacity - the lowest level since its creation. but that hasn't stopped las vegas from pulling its share. the city already relies on two major pipelines from the lake. now it's begun working on a third. that's the lake right there, right? >> yup, the lake is just on the other side of this mountain here. okay. >> we wanted to know why the local water authority is building a new pipeline when the water levels in the lake already appear at a crisis point. >> one thing to keep in mind is that lake mead is doing exactly what it was intended to do. store water in wet years so it's available in dry years. we've just had a lot of dry years over the past 15. being able to install this third intake will allow us to continue accessing water even if lake mead reaches a dead-pool elevation of 900 feet. we'll continue to access that water and meet our

. >>> when a crazed gunman opened fire in tucson dozens of democrats were quick to blame the angry rhetoric of the tea party and its supporters. and they demanded action. so where are those voices on the angry rhetoric today that we are hearing in the bang bang oink oink pigs in a blanket crowd? richard fowler on that next. >>> kate steinle's family filed a lawsuit against the city of san francisco for its role in her death. you heard some analysis of this earlier. i will tell you my take on the case coming up. >> this is for humanity. this is for the future. ours is gone. it's gone from us, but we want it better for the good of all. i called for help as soon as i saw her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. i'm ready to crack like nobody's watching. why? because it's

overnight, we had numerous showers and storms from phoenix to tucson. expect more beautifulnimagery probably during the day today. also in the feast, you had a miserable day yesterday, it was cool, rainy. still in the andirondacks, that will be leaving during the day t. return of summer-like heat. first in the middle of the country. we will see the warmth in the middle. high pressure building here. this is where summer will be y like. then in the east, we're chili this morning. we'll warm up there. the next three day, we're in the '80s and 90s. '80s all the way up to minnesota. that's some great weather for minnesota middle of september. in the east, we start today with a beautiful, cool day, temperatures in the 70s as far south as raleigh. then we warm it up. d.c. mid-80s, new york city mid-80s. boston should be '80s. maybe not everyone is completely done with their air-conditioning yet. that's your national weather. here's a closer look at your ay ahead. those are some of the hotter spots today in the nation. mostly in texas. 94 in amarillo today. we

. >> the solanos from tucson, arizona, stayed for several months. >> we love him.speaks our language and he'll fight for us like we're fighting for each other. >> reporter: sonya solano says her family immigrated from mexico. she's personally inspired by the pope's call to embrace the immigrant community. sister anna nguyen from new york, pennsylvania, has been a nun for 35 years. it may not be customary for a nun to have a favorite pope, but is this your favorite pope? >> absolutely he's my favorite. >> reporter: more than 750,000 people are expected to attend tonight's festival, where aretha franklin will perform. jim, she's expected to present the pope with sermons from her father, who was a preacher. >> axelrod: that would be the reverend c.l. franklin. thanktyou. now to washington where the maneuvering to succeed john boehner as speaker of the house is in overdrive after his surprise announcement that he'll resign. julianna goldman now has a look at what's next. >> it's been an honor to serve in, in institution. >> reporter: announcing his resignation, john bo

it's rained heavily at big bear and rained heavily and is raining right now in tucson. that is the stuff that's coming toward us, not the rainfall unfortunately but that will be the source of our wind direction change. the pattern is changing right now. temperatures have cooled off about 5 to 10 degrees. because of that low to our south, the heat wave after today is finished. coming up we'll talk about how much cooler tomorrow will be and what happens after that. about 10 minutes away. >>> we have more breaking news tonight. andria borba is near lands end in san francisco where a car has gone over a cliff. >> take a look behind me. we're at 48th and balboa right now. on the other side of the cliff, 48 dead ends. the driver of the small sedan got tangled in power lines, hit the power lines, the car skidded, landed on its roof, eventually was stopped by a large bush. by the time sf fire and the police department got here there were live power lines and pg&e had to be called to turn those off so they could get to the victim. that took about 15 to 20 minutes. this all start

her body was found in tucson in 1981, but it wasn't until 2012 when her body was exhumed that things started to come together. a composite was done of her face and the picture was sent out through social media. calhauser is a person of interest in her death. bhus i day for the weather department and i guess we got a busy week ahead as well. mike: the end of this week will be quiet and dry, it's busy because we're also watching hurricane joaquin. but the sun does return tomorrow. today. mike: yes, we take a look at doppler radar, estimated rainfall rates, we had one to two inches per hour in some spots. this is the estimate in terms of the total rainfall over new hampshire. you notice a lot of greens and kind of that pale yellow in portions of the monadnock region up through concord. but clearly seeing the yellow from the lakes region in through the mount washington valley, that's where five to as much as seven inches of rain accumulated out of this particular storm. and then the numbers do taper off to the north and west. very impressive totals in concord, just under four inches of r

a little bit here in southern arizona, tucson, we had showers overnight. we're dry in phoenix and towards yuma. some of the moisture will be trying to sneak up throughout the day. it's going to continue to be very hot, no question about that whatsoever. we should be watching temperatures just as warm as yesterday in many spots of central california, no clouds to protect you from the sun's rays. the western warmth continues, we should be record high today possible, sacramento, 108 is the temperature forecast. the old record was 102 for this date. medford you'll be close to your record, and fresno you'll be close. shouldn't get there in vegas or palm springs.rd heat from reddi areas like fresno. and in case you were wondering, in our country, 45 characters is the longest place name, south of worster is place called webster, and they call this [ indiscernible ] 16 gs in those 45 characters. >> they call it lake webster, because no one wants to say it. >>> 105 days until christmas and yes, retailers are already getting a jump on the season. plus for the first

language teacher from tucson, arizona... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!johnny gilbert, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. so far this week, we have enjoyed some great moments in our teachers tournament, and i'm sure that going to be the case today with marylou, eric, and tracy. welcome aboard. pick up the signaling devices, and let's go to work in the jeopardy! round, shall we?

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phoenix, tucson, we'll watch a few showers, especially early in the holiday weekend. by sunday it pushes east and you should be looking nice even as we go throughthat sounds about . and 83 and sunny in sacramento sounds nice, too. you're one of those people, right? you would pay a lot of money for a 70 and sunny-degree day. >> on labor day weekend, i kind of like it hot and humid. >> you're a summer girl. >> you like your golf, surfing. >> i like fall, too, i'll go there. we'll be there anyway, thank you so much. >>> an iconic twist for the kentucky woman who refuses to issue same-sex marriage licenses. >>> plus, find out which new cars will offer the biggest discounts over labor day weekend. it really started to add up. so we switched to charmin. with more go's in every roll, charmin ultra mega roll equals mega value. each sheet is 75% more absorbent so you can use less with every go. which means charmin ultra mega roll lasts longer than even the leading thousand-sheet brand. cha-ching! nothing scary about that. we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin. don't be

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it brought more than an inch of rain to tucson, arizona, more the city's average for all of september. >>> well, still ahead, the american food executive now spending nearly three decades in jail with connection with a salmonella outbreak. >>> saved by technology, a teenager not feeling well, his apple watch alerting him that it was something very serious. >>> plus, wild wreck. a race car catapulting into the >>> residents of a dallas suburb are spending the night out of their homes evacuated after a house exploded yesterday morning. the cause of the explosion has not been determined but it may have been natural gas. five people were injured. at least two of them seriously and at least ten other homes damaged. the fire chief says it's a miracle no one was killed. experts say you should leave the building if you smell natural gas. >>> a former georgia peanut executive is expected to spend the rest of his life in prison over a deadly salmonella outbreak. stewart parnell was sentenced to 28 years in prison for shipping contaminated peanuts. he was allowed to remain free on appeal. at tri

hyundai with their tucson. you are seeing a shift where the big sales margins are coming with larger vehicles. doing -- saw lexis making big gains in the luxury sector. dan: they had 4400 sales in their new crossover, it is great. they are now almost and neck neck with- meck and bmw. angie: thank you. you can get more on all of the -- all oftop stories in one's top stories address, bloomberg.com. imagegoogle gets an overhaul with a new logo, making it easier to identify. has spent three years developing its new winter wardrobe which includes a $185 today -- putting. check it out. >> volatile times, our next guest says get used to big swings in the market, more on that when "first up," returns. ♪ angie: thailand has arrested a second man after the deadly bombing in bangkok. police say he looks similar to the sketch of a man seen leaving a backpack on august 17. the prime and says there is evidence linking the man to the case. >> police have a lot of checkpoints. when they find someone suspicious, they have to ma

language teacher from tucson, arizona... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!ny gilbert, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. so far this week, we have enjoyed some great moments in our teachers tournament, and i'm sure that going to be the case today with marylou, eric, and tracy. welcome aboard. pick up the signaling devices, and let's go to work in the jeopardy! round, shall we? here are your categories... uh-oh... we'll give you the songs. you'll deal with... notice the "c"... and finally... tracy, you start us. i'll take apple idioms for teacher, $200. tracy. what are apples and oranges? yes. i'll take "c"ountries for $1,000. marylou. what is chad? chad, that's it. i'll take broadway musicals by song for $200. tracy. what is "the lion king"? right. "c"ountries for $800. this asian country's flag depicts one of its historical treasures. eric. what is cambodia?

william is live from tucson with more. >> reporter: the family hoped for trials. one for the men who killed brian and the second for the fast and furious program putting it on trial. but the judge ruled the source of the weapons is not relevant to crime and the issue cannot be raised in court. >> five years and not close to justice. >> reporter: brian terry died in the arizona desert in 2010 shot by a mexican cartel member sold under a u.s. government program. the death exposed operation fast and furious prompting congress to hold an attorney general in contempt. they will hear what happened that night from those accused of murdering brian and the agents who saved im. >> it is not any easier because we have no closure. >> reporter: the defense is claiming they didn't identify themselves as police. >> it is reasonable to think they might have been rival cartel members. >> reporter: the judge banned the testimony on fast and furious ruling the source of the evidence is not relevant to the crime. >> the last thing we want to do is let someone who murdered a border pa

back in tucson, arizona, taking on ucla.na jumped up in the opening drive, solomon hits down the middle. 34-yard strike, 7-0, arizona, ucla fires back. duart with a one-handed catch running for in 35 yards. tied game at seven after the bruins recover an arizona fumble, paul perkins gets to the outside, 16-yard touchdown just like that. bruins up seven, second quarter, solomon leaves the became with an apparent head injury. ucla cannot be stopped. perkins, one-yard touchdown, 42-14, three on the night. ucla scored on six of their seven drives in the first half. 56-30, the final. gary patterson, taking on texas tech, this has one of the wildest finishes of the day. tcu down 52-48. intended for josh dockson, eric green is there makes the catch able to get a foot down in the end zone. last play of the game, red raiders, no time on the clock, escapes the defense. gets it to washington for 23 yards now they start laddering down the field. they get close, but the team can't make it to the end zone, tcu survives, 52-55 the final. an

. >> i know that i have the tucson newspaper.new it was a big deal exit's pretty cool to sigh this time. >> i was maybe a couple years old. something that was very special at the time and something that i don't think anyone was complex. >> that was not for me. >> the guys are hoping to use some of the magic of that streak tonight as the birds need to snap a five-game losing streak. carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> and a fire alarm is going off as we speak. we are journalists and we keep going on. and i need to see this. i think cal ripken is amazing. >> definitely. >> we should probably leave the building, though. >> we will be sure to put it on facebook and twitter whatever's going on here. >> i think our mics will pick up. can you hear us out there? tha >>> developing news tonight. a massive manhunt as a veteran police officer is gunned down. a trio of cop killers on the loose, armed, dangerous, and desperate and a city on lockdown, fears they could be hiding anywhere. >>> forgiving abortion. the pope taktz world by surprise ah

these tragic events are not isolated to any part of the country -- charleston, aurora, tucson, roanoke. each of them breaks our hearts, but we should not and cannot simply acknowledge and accept them as the status quo. we must not be content, and we must recognize that congress, those of us here in this body, have an ability to act. mr. president, thoughts and prayers for victims are not enough. we've got to take responsible action. now, we can debate and should debate how far reform measures should go, but at the very least, we should look at a way to renew the push for more meaningful background checks. we must do more to make sure criminals and those who are dangerously mentally ill cannot purchase guns. we must work together to make sure local and state government have resources and place an appropriate priority on inputting the correct data into the national background check system. as recently as june, mr. president, both senators toomey and manchin have indicated they were considering ways to renew their efforts at meaningful background checks. i want to state clearly today that

through a fairly sear could you tucson route but i made it. >> amounts. >> he made it to broadway restored ed sullivan theater where he's succeeding david letterman as host of "the late show." >> giant chandelier. >> beautiful. >> when they were cleaning it they found tools, parking tickets of the 1950s a lot of cigars. >> all these ladders and scaffolding will be cleared out by the time he welcomes his first guests on tuesday night. >> will you greet the guests before they come on stage? some hosts don't. >> some don't. i got in the habit of doing it at the old show because i wanted to say the guy you're about to meet is a complete idiot he's well in tensioned, high status [000:59:57;00]

it rained earlier today in southern california including big bear and tucson, that's not darkness.rm right now. it is pouring down there and that's kind of the source of our air that will give us much cooler weather tomorrow to the tune of 20 degrees cooler. it's been a warm september. in fact, in san francisco 4 and a half degrees above average for the month. that is the warmest september we've had since 1997. that year sound familiar? also the last time we had a very strong el nino like we're in currently. we have an area of low pressure to our south. we'll not tap in to the rainfall which is unfortunate. that counterclockwise flow will feed out the southerly flow. temperatures drop tomorrow. we simply get the ocean influence back, mother nature turning that big air conditioner back on. that will get us cooler. that's the big drop tomorrow. the significant thing is once we dropped, we stay down. the temperatures will not rebound to the 90s and 100s any time soon because of a different area of low pressure. the sky will be to our north. it's going to do the same thing. it's going

agents patrolling a tucson sector came across the vehicles and engaged in a high-speed chase.the vehicles, were not apprehended. inside the vehicles, border agents found 31 rounds of ammunition in addition to the marijuana. the fence and the chase worked. what do you know. >>> a california kayaker capturing video of tense encounter with a hammerhead shark. the kayaker who had a gopro camera mounted on his helmet fishing in santa barbara when the shark started circling him. this is like an episode out of zoo. at one point the shark started to hit the kayak, forcing the noon hit the shark with his ore. the back and forth lasted about 15 minutes before the shark backed down and swam away. that encounter lasted about 14 1/2 minutes longer than i would have thought it would! [ laughter ]. >>> up next, the postal service's financial mess, it is terrible and it's getting worse. >>> and pope francis now on u.s. soil, father jonathan morris joins us. stay with us. we're coming right back. (vo) what does the world run on? it runs on optimism. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forw

suddenly the iranians ship all that money tucson. it is a repressive government. this is a very connected generation in terms of the internet. estimated to be half a trillion dollars of unmet domestic needs and iran as a result of the sanctions. if a lot of that money does not go to dealing with those needs, i think they will be in trouble. but they're we will be money , and we have to be aware of that and our regional strategy. president obama is moving in that direction to help our allies better determine defend themselves against iranian pressure. not only through arms through other ways. the gulf countries now spend eight times what iran spends it is not really money that is giving iran an advantage. it's capabilities and other asymmetric amenities. we need to work with our friends to better position to push back a bit. the 3rd thing swirling around is that the verification provisions are not really effective because they said they would have anytime anywhere inspections and don't. joe probably knows he says that. i don't want to denounce something. it was unf

ago from reloading and doing much more harm. >> pat, you played a unique role in what happened in tucsonwhat happened and you were one of those who jumped in and stopped him from reloading. and i think of you, first responders, paramedics, police, all of these people who arrive on all of these different scenes and i have to imagine that you still have your own kind of recovery process and i'm wondering what that looks like. >> i do say that i wasn't physically injured that day but it does take an emotional and spiritual toll on you. >> you don't have a physical wound but it's something that i imagine you think about this still every day or not as -- >> i do. and i often wonder, who's next? you know, who is going to need comforting from all of us next? who is going to gain some appreciation for what the rest of us have been through? so i just deal with it as it comes and my husband and my son -- my son lives in l.a. now but they were very concerned about me so i would do all my morni mourning in the shower. you can just cry your heart out in the shower. nobody -- nobody would be overbeari

police outside tucson say that big bundle is 28 pounds of marijuana. investigators say a smuggler most likely dropped it from an ultra light aircraft. never where it hit a residence. >> no one was hurt. the homeowner doesn't expect anyone to come looking for the package. >>> the emu on the run in new hampshire for more than a week is back home in vermont this morning. the bird named beatrice was reunited and it feels so good with its owner, kermit blackwood sunday. that is a human, kermit. blackwood says he thought it was a long shot but the elusive emu belonged to him until they both reunited face to face. getting beatrice into the trunk of the prius was tricky but the 90-minute ride back to the farm went smoothly. >> a >>> police in the bronx are investigating the tragic death of a newborn girl thrown from an apartment window after her birth. >> eyewitness news reporter dray clark is live in university heights, the bronx. dray? >> good morning, ken and lori. detectives are trying to answer a lot of questions. at the top of the list is why would someo

i think it is off of spirit tucson to -- spiritu santu. i don't think they had moved it to the philippines yet. we had 10 advanced talks this side. people have said he was being punished. joe regarded it as a positive indication that he would be allowed to commands something that cost u.s. taxpayers a lot of money to build. by the end of world war ii, before the japanese surrendered, we had over 100 floating drydocks in the pacific. not all of them were this big. you don't just improvise those things overnight after 1941. it is incredibly important to explain how we get to the endgame. but i want to talk about a couple of things. first, let's think about some shaping components. again, i show this to my students at fort leavenworth, and i have to explain to them the japanese policy. i did do some terror imaging, which you should not do, but have to because you have to have a firm of reference. japan does not operate the same way. they have a secretary of the navy of the secretary for war, the systems are so different between the two. i agr

her coach down in tucson, arizona will be tuned in today and excited because she has had great resultsith you. lin who got sick in stockholm a year ago and only in the last month got her way back into the fitness. she sewed that her biking is back into one. she is not proven that she can run well yet. that will be? today. i will not be surprised if this trio catches the group of 15 that are just up the road. this hilly section will be to their benefit. we saw the leaders go up the hill and the chase leaders going down. -- if itlike sweetlin is a group of three when the camera pulls in, they might be catching on to the lead group of 15. areian back house, they biking the exact same pace that ashley gentle are writing and they are writing at the same pace that andy houge are writing. each 20 seconds apart. nobody really making massive time up on each other. they are just missing one more actual massive person to push the pace in either pack one, pack two, or pack three. they are each 23 seconds apart. trevor: that low graphic we showed you captured it virtually. they were coming on to it

. >> tucson. >> yes. >> chatanooga. >> the thanks. >> sorry. >> wow! a couple minutes. >> that is our report. >> for all of us here. for drew on the spot. larry i'm dan. announcer: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. rae carruth is one of the biggest stars in football until his pregnant girlfriend is shot and the cops flag the wide receiver as their prime suspect. and a shocking past of a suburban mom is exposed after she's accused

. >> pat, you played a unique role in what happened in tucson, but you were there and you saw what happenede one of those that jumped in and stopped him from reloading, and i think of you and i think of first responders and paramedics and police and all kinds of people that arrive on all these different scenes and you still have your own kind of recovery process and i am wondering what that looks like? >> i do say that i was not physically injured that day, but it does take an emotional and spiritual toll on you. >> you don't have a physical wounding but it's something that i imagine you might think of still everyday? >> i do. i often wonder who is next? who is going to need comforting from all of us next? who is going to gain some appreciation for what the rest of us have been through? >> let me move on to de"adra. your son was hit by a bullet at a birthday party and survived but every day is a struggle. >> yes, every day is a struggle, and i, too, like pat, think why did he survive, especially after i have met everyone here and i rarely meet people whose kids survived and a lot of them do

. >> chris: tonight in tucson, blazing heat, heavy hype for a collision in the division.rdogs, but mr. corso is calling for an upset, with a bear down battle cry. their dominant defensive stud skcooby wright returns tonight. the zona zoo knows the cats have been bullied in recent years. can a red-out crowd help change the trend? rich rod says his team is ready. >> all the games are important. but the conference games are a little extra special. going to be two ranked teams,

it goes right through arizona from tucson through phoenix all the way to los angeles. echoes of the beltway snipers, a populace area and cars being targeted with seemingly random bullets a person of interest being questioned, more information to come. for now at the live desk, scott macfarlane. >> thanks, scott. >>> the mayor of baltimore made a stunning announcement today. she is abandoning her re-election bid five months after freddie gray's death sparked riots that rocked the city the six police officers charged in connection with gray's arrest and death will go to trial this yeared. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake says she wants to focus on moving the city forward. she disputed a reporter's suggestion that quitting now makes her a lame duck. >> no. i made myself a person who's committed to doing the work of the city without the cloud of campaigning. i have chosen to govern rather than to campaign and i hope the public see it is for that. >> critics question her leadership during the crisis. and this week, two well-established city politicians announced they would ch