i actually moved here from tucson. >> you lived in tucson. >> jimmy: i did. >> tucson is underappreciatedeautiful. so i bought a -- like a barrio property there. >> jimmy: oh. >> i'm really excited. i'm going to redo that. >> jimmy: oh. >> and fix the adobe. >> jimmy: you're very good at that kind of stuff. >> i love it. >> jimmy: were you driving by and you sported it? or intending to buy a place in tucson? >> i was hunting around a long time. a friend of mine, mark cunningham. i just love tucson. >> jimmy: will you live in this house? >> no. >> jimmy: you'll resell to it someone else? >> that might happen. i hope. >> jimmy: what do you do when you're in tucson? >> well, you know, like i say, one of the things i really enjoy is the cactus there. >> jimmy: you enjoy it in what way in the same way you enjoyed my beard? [ laughter ] >> i like touching the cactus. it's essential experience. >> jimmy: saguaro cacti. >> that's right, that's right. >> jimmy: you like to go look at them, you're not allowed to touch them, they're protected. >> i like to look at them. i like to get pretty close. n

i spent a week in a straw—bale hut, not very far from tucson, 60 miles from tucson.e sonoran desert. it's exceptionally dry, hundreds of people there die every year trying to cross into the usa. and yet there's vegetation, there's the sound of the cicadas every night, there's the sound of foxes and coyotes yapping. and it's one of the safest places i've ever been. i've never felt so safe. i would sleep outside under the stars and never feel a sense of the remotest threat. the magic of the desert. william atkins, the author of the immeasurable world. thank you very much. thank you. hello, once again and thanks very much indeed forjoining me. i want to update you on how we see the rest of the holiday weekend panning out right across the british isles. before we look into the future, let me take you back to last night, where we had the most enormous amount of thunderstorm activity, gradually drifting its way across the southern half of the british isles. some 50,000 lightning flashes were recorded in just a few hours. a big area of low pressure still churning away in th

. >> host: next call is terry right here in tucson.erry, your to be. >> caller: glad you are here in tucson. i enjoyed your participation. i'm struck by your response to an audience question about freedom versus justice and i thought it was a bit simplistic in the sense that most women that i know of who are what we call pro-choice would argue that it's a freedom and matter, it is my sense is that general conservative are for freedom except when it goes against what they believe in and can you elaborate on your response to that person? >> guest: for get an answer from craig shirley what is your view upon trump? >> host: i guess he is gone. sorry about that. >> guest: the color is a valid point. these are much more completed than they appear. i only use the concepts of freedom and justice to illustrate the difference between the two great competing political philosophies in america today. there are pro-life democrats and pro- abortion republicans and we've seen it over the parties many, many years. nothing is simple in this world and no

american ones they may stop buying air boss and buy buoying in stats as if it was some exclusive tucson if dots were to proceed i suppose the current trade where would look like child's play the rule american demand on china is not about farm produce it's about high technology americans are concerned about china's made in china twenty twenty five program which seeks to subsidize china's development of ten critical technologies technologies where the best in particular the u.s. head of china today including robotics commercial jetliner manufacture. computer microchips it's a crime. so the american demand is that instead of china. subsidizing this made in china i don't do it if i program buying technology products from the american market and this demand has not been vote office eyes and this is where the heart of the neck will see sions the negotiating strategy of the night states they are trying to get china to to stop subsidizing its underwriting this major technology initiative and instead by technology products from the u.s. in order to balance the bilateral trade because if the chin

for american ones they may stop buying airbus and buy buoying in stats as if it was some exclusive tucson if dots were to proceed i suppose the current trade where would look like child's play the rule american demand on china is not about farm produce it's about high technology americans are concerned about china's made in china twenty twenty five program which seeks to subsidize china's development of ten critical technologies technologies where the best in particular the u.s. head of china today including robotics commercial jetliner manufacture. computer microchips it's a crime. so the american demand is that instead of china. subsidizing this made in china i don't even if i program should be buying technology products from the american market now this demand has not been vote opposite but this is where the heart of the nec will see the negotiating strategy of the night states they are trying to get china to.

for american ones they may stop buying arab us and buy buoying in stats as if it was some exclusive tucson if dots were to proceed i suppose the current trade where would look like child's play the rule american demand on china is not about farm produce it's about high technology americans are concerned about china's made in china twenty twenty five program which seeks to subsidize china's development of ten critical technologies technologies where the west and particularly.

and i spent a week in a hot, not very far from tucson, arizona.dry, and there that die every year trying to ci’oss there that die every year trying to cross into the usa. and yet there is vegetation, there's the sand, the sound of foxes and coyotes. and, it's one of the safest places i've ever been. i've neverfelt it's one of the safest places i've ever been. i've never felt so safe. i would sleep outside under the stars and never feel a sense of threat. the author of the immeasurable world. we saw a north south divide, northern ireland in northern england, some broken sunshine and places, the photo suggests where the further south, more cloud cover and a huge field of things, like here in hastings. whether responsible for the cloudy weather will continue to move northwards, moving slowly overnight, we could see some heavy thundering downpours, it'll feel quite warm, f—lll celsius further north, perhaps try with clear skies and cooler. we still got the weather front in central parts of the country. it's going to be how we start friday, outbreaks o

and i spent a week in a hut, not very far from tucson, arizona. in the sonoran desert.exceptionally dry, and people there die every year trying to cross into the usa. and yet there is vegetation, there's the sand, the sound of foxes and coyotes. and, it's one of the safest places i've ever been. i've never felt so safe. i would sleep outside under the stars and never feel a sense of threat. william atkins, the author of the immeasurable world. thank you. a bit of excitement in the forecast in that there may be at risk of thunderstorms in the southern counties of both england and wales. not everyone will get to see them but i'm giving you an indication of the sort of certain that may well see those showers, if not thunderstorms. generally speaking once you start drifting that bit further north or east, then the night is much quieter, there will be the return of low cloud across the north—eastern shores of england, filling in the central belt perhaps their mind about the north—eastern shores of scotland. underneath the clear skies further north to bridge is falling to 560

the puerto rican air national guard c-130 was being flown from savannah to tucson to be decommissioned. the governor and president sending condolences to the victims. >>> the most restrictive abortion bill in the nation is one signature away from law in iowa. it would make it illegal for doctors to perform abortions after a fetal heart beat is detected. that is as early as six weeks in pregnancy. the republican governor is not saying if she will fine tsign t measure. she is pro life and will never stop fighting for the unborn. iowa has a ban after 20 weeks. the new bill will be challenged in court. in 2013, north dakota passed a similar law which was blocked from a supreme court. >> you are from iowa, is it tearing the state apart? >> a lot of discussion in iowa about this bill. the six weeks at that first fetal heart beat, some women don't know they're pregnant yet. that's the point of the sponsors of the bill. >>> ahead, the two black men whose arrest as the starbucks have reached a settlement with philadelphia. why both men are taking only $1 each. ahh... summer is coming. and it's

desde tucson, arizona,, -- arizona, oscar gÓmez, univisión. las investigaciones. enrique: el acuerdo de irÁn se quedÓ sin una de sus protagonistas. donald trump retirÓ a estados unidos del acuerdo. esto abre un frente nuclear en una de las regiones mÁs inestables del planeta. janet: retirarse del acuerdo de irÁn era otra promesa de campaÑa, ahora cumplida de donald trump. [habla en inglÉs] dijo que le habÍa quedado claro que el acuerdo no previene que irÁn desarrolle armas nucleares. el mandatario volviÓ a las sanciones econÓmicas de antes del acuerdo. en el departamento de estado dicen que no habÍa otra opciÓn. >> queremos paz en la regiÓn, queremos que el rÉgimen iranÍ termine con estas actividades y vamos a seguir usando nuestras herramienta diplomÁticas y econÓmicas para renegociar. janat: algunos analistas dicen que esto es un fracaso diplomÁtico. >> no hay otra palabra. los mayores estaban unidos en tratar de convencer a donald trump de quedarse en el acuerdo. janet: el pacto que se firmÓ en el 2015, levantaba la sanciones econÓmicas a c

a ceo spoke in an exclusive with erik schatzker in tucson, arizona and they spoke about the next distresske a listen. >> given the impressive -- unprecedented amount of corporate issuance both on the bond side and on the loan side, by definition, will the next cycle be bigger than the last? or the mother of them all? >> it could be. it depends on how disruptive the capital flows are and where the global economies are. it is hard to say. that is just one piece. but why the financial crisis was so great was you just had an enormous constraint on globally -- liquidity. hopefully, we will not encounter that again and we will have a more normal environment so, i think, it is not simply a function of the size of the leveraged loan market. you need to look at what kinds of triggers there are with respect to the capital. you know, what kinds of financial covenants and the like. >> in recent years, it has been relatively isolated. health care and some technology. what other industries do you figure are vulnerable? >> there are some media companies like clear channel. been a very large source of ac

realizarÁ la mayorÍa de los rescates por parte de los agentes de la patrulla fronterizael sector de tucsone de migrantes y documentados. la patrulla fronteriza divulgara vÍdeos como este en mÉxico y centroamérica para alertar a los inmigrantes sobre lospeligros de cruzar de manera indocumentada enrique: decenas de personas en nueva york ansiosos, contactaron abogados que les hiciera perder dinero y la oportunidad de residir legalmente en el paÍs. blanca: en las afueras de las oficinas de los abogados a los que estÁn demandando, las 26 vÍctimas que los acusan de fraude querÍan contar lo que les ocurriÓ y quÉ les dijeron los abogados que los llevÓ a pensar que podÍan resolver su estado migratorio en este paÍs. >> nos dijo que nosotros califica vamos por estar adentro 10 aÑos en este paÍs y que porque tenÍamos tres hijos ciudadanos . blanca: pensaban que estaban postulando a una tarjeta verde cuando en realidad los abogados sometieron sus papeles pidiendo asilo en su nombre y sin su consentimiento. >> nos dimos cuenta que era demasiado tarde cuando vimos la televisiÓn que no existÍa esa ley.

se une vocero de este destacamento, saliÓ el aeropuerto de zavala y tenÍa como destino tucson, arizonaolar si se declaran que estÁn en condiciÓn de vuelo. >> el aviÓn estuvo en sÁbana casi un mes por cuestiones de mantenimiento. pero cayÓ sobre la autopista 21. la vocera de la oficina el alguacil dijo que milagrosamente ningÚn vehÍculo fue impactado. >> una hipÓtesis muy personal, error humano y probablemente fallo mecÁnico de la parte de los comandos, donde el aviÓn no pudo ser recuperado otra vez en su vuelo rec soy liberado. >> el presidente trump enviÓ condolencias a travÉs de twitter dijo: Únanse a mÍ en pensamiento de oraciones por las vÍctimas sus familias, y grandes hombres y mujeres del agua de nacional. todavÍa no se han identificado-- de la guardia nacional. todavÍa no se han identificado las vÍctimas. el Área donde se estrellÓ estÁ acordonada, el trÁfico ha sido suspendido indefinidamente. enrique: siete estados encabezado por texas han presentado una demanda legal para tratar de determinar con el programa de acciÓn diferida, con daca, que evita la deportaciÓn de cientos de

it is raining right now in southern california and it is raining in las vegas and in tucson and flagstaff. the same low that was to the west last week has taken its time getting out of here. it is impacting the friends to our south and southeast. this ridge of high pressure will dominate our weather for the next several days. as he gets closer cloud cover and fog will return to the coastline. it will surge back in to san francisco bay on thursday, so plan on that typical routine of morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. and with the sting to our south and low pressure to the north, light onshore flow will keep temperatures close to average. highs tomorrow comfortable. napa, 75 degrees, morning clouds in oakland and afternoon sunshine. 63 in san francisco, so cooler in the city. concord and livermore 75 degrees. the extended forecast, mid 70s to low 80s for the next week. mid to upper 60s near the bay and seasonably chilly low 60s at the coast. that is the forecast. we will be right back. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigo

the massive system brings the water to the population centers of phoenix and tucson. >> it cost overild. there was a 300-mile- long excavation, several tunnels bored through mountains, siphons going under rivers. it's an engineering marvel. and you can see it from outer space. >> on average, more than 5 trillion gallons flow through the canal every year. >> what we're looking at behind me here is a map board of the system itself. it's 336 miles long, controlled by two dispatchers that are sitting behind us here. >> we have 15 pumping stations along our 300-plus-mile canal. we have to basically pump the water uphill and then let it flow by gravity over some period of miles. >> so all these values that you're looking at are in cfs, cubic feet per second. so as you can see here, this pumping plant's doing 2,086. starts at lake havasu, goes all the way down through some mountains, underneath some riverbeds, and then it eventually ends up in tucson. >> from 1985 to 2010, central arizona project generated $1 trillion with a t, a trillion dollars over those 25 years of value for the state o

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will also no longer transport pets through the summer through airports in las vegas, palm springs, tucson and phoenix because of the heat. >>> facebook's developer conference, mark zuckerberg talked about privacy and security. that's not all. >> a new set of features coming soon around dating. >> facebook is letting users be more than friends. the response is both serious and snarky. >>> plus, he's back. highlights and reaction from steph's return to the court. >> and a ship is returning from the space station with some cargo that will help humans go to mars and beyond. >>> fog will start your morning commute. find out if it will burn off later in the day coming up. >>> all that's ahead. what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" right after abc 7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan and amma. look at what we did tonight. >> honestly, it seems like a dream, i can't believe i'm sitting here with you with clothes on. i haven't worn clothes in eight years. it feels really uncomfortable. >> it >>> facebook is trying to rebuild users' trust while adding fun new features to the social medi

. >> reporter: the cargo plane, one of the oldest c-130s still flying, was on its way to tucson to be retired. it had just finished routine maintenance before the deadly accident. mark strassmann, cbs news, savannah, georgia. >>> bail has been set at $3 million for a 17-year-old texas boy charged with plotting a mass shooting. prosecutors say mati matin azizi-yarand was inspired by isis and planned to shoot up a suburban shopping mall this month. the fbi said he was indoctrinated with isis online. he wanted to carry out the attack in the holy month of ramadan. he ended up texting an undercover agent he thought was a fellow supporter. >>> and las vegas police released body cam video of the worst mass shooting in american history. when officers made their way into the mandalay bay hotel, people there didn't know about the gunfire from above. by the time the police got to the 32nd floor room where stephen paddock used as a sniper's nest, he had killed 58 people, injured hundreds, and taken his own life. >>> the consulting firm at the center of the facebook privacy scandal cambridge analy

now gave rain to phoenix, tucson, los angeles, places that tip cent don't see that low. ridge of high pressure is moving in. since they will settled to the south, we will keep the clouds, burning back with sunshine in the san francisco. a stronger push coming up on thursday, -- thursday, spilling into sonoma county. watch the winds, temperatures are staying near average with a light wind snowfall, pleasant for the next several days. 2 degrees above san jose tomorrow. brentwood city in the upper 60s. widespread 70s with sunshine from pleasanton and pittsburgh61 with some morning fog. san rafael 72. cloverdale 77 degrees for your wednesday. if you can't get outside tomorrow, not to fret. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, morning all looking absolutely -- normal weather, dry weather, beautiful weather. get out and enjoy. >> we are in this one. >> yes, we are. >>> tonight four bay area houses are installed in california company claims it can fix the bay area's housing crisis. the >>> tonight a southern california company claims it can fix the bay area's housing crisis. >>

for american ones they may stop buying airbus and buy buoying in stats as if it was some exclusive tucson if dots were to proceed i suppose the current trade where would look like child's play the rule american demand on china is not about farm produce it's about high technology americans are concerned about china's made in china twenty twenty five program which seeks to subsidize china's development of ten critical technologies technologies where the best in particular the u.s. of a head of china today including robotics commercial jetliner manufacture. computer microchips it's a crime. so the american demand is that instead of china subsidizing this made in china i don't even if i program should be buying technology products from the american market now this demand has not been well opposite but this isn't the heart of the nickel see sions the negotiating strategy or the night states they are trying to get china to. to stop subsidizing some underwriting this major technology initiative and instead by technology products from the u.s. in order to balance the bilateral trade because if th

. >> con cruces blancas partieron de tucson para recorrer la ruta de arizona y replicar la ruta de muchosar en las redes sociales y obtener los datos de usuarios en estados unidos. >> cerrados por entrenamiento. >> starbucks cierra por varias horas sus cafeterÍas en todo el paÍs para que sus empleados reciban capacitaciÓn sobre sensibilidad >>> un movimiento que pide mÁs responsabilidad para los menores no acompaÑados. >> el secretario de salud que los casi 1.500 niÑos no estÁn perdidos. >> voces a favor de los menores inmigrantes del paÍs se unen tras conocerse que 1475 menores puestos en custodia de las autoridades y colocados con familias temporales estÁn desaparecidos >>> el hecho que sean niÑos centro americanos, latinoamericanos demuestra el racismo tan fuerte. >> es la pregunta del aÑo la del millones de dÓlares. >> necesitamos encontrar a los niÑos el mensaje es que tenemos que encontrar justicia >> en honor a ellos 1475 huellas fueron expuestas en carteles tambiÉn hubieron osos de peluche en un altar improvisado. >> utilizÓ la palabra perdido, dicen que iniciaron un proceso de ll

national talks obsolete because essentially we have a you know a comfortable tucson between major producer and the major consumer and everybody else seems to be all seem to be on the sides it's a very good question it goes to the heart of the future of the global trade regime because after the call after the war round what we have written a saying is first the weakening of the w t o second more importantly their merchants of overlapping trading blocks in the world the world is being segregated into overlapping creating blocks with their own rules so any kind of a bilateral deal which gives american farmers preferential access to the chinese market would further weaken the global trading regime because this will raise concerns across the globe about first the fact that. the uber subsidize as i recall from explodes it subsidizes farm production to begin with and then on top of that it subsidizes its i recall troll exports and then it clinches a deal where the put it with a particular country a large large country to to secure preferential access to that country's market for its farmers so th

church, the boston marathon, washington navy yard, the attack on congresswoman gabby giffords in tucson. sandy hook. the aurora theater. virginia tech. the norwegian summer camp. west nickel mines amish school. the charleston church massacre. the attack on republican members of congress at baseball practice. and even the youtube and tennessee waffle house shootings, just a few weeks ago. mr. speaker, all of these horrifying events on this nonexhaustive list have something in common. every single one of these attacks was carried out after someone close to the killer observed and reported concerning behavior to the authorities. the good news is there is something that we can do to fix this. these killers were under law enforcement's watch. but a proactive threat management structure in large part does not exist in the culture and fabric of contemporary law enforcement today. for starters, our local law enforcement is simply undertrained, understaffed, underequipped and have no integrated system in place to effectively identify and address these types of threats. the lack of information sh

will also no longer transport pets through the summer through airports in las vegas, palm springs, tucson and phoenix because of the heat. >>> facebook's developer conference, mark zuckerberg talked about privacy and security. that's not all. >> a new set of features coming soon around dating. >> facebook is letting users be more than friends. the response is both serious and snarky. >>> plus, he's back. highlights and reaction from steph's return to the court. >> and a ship is returning from the space station with some cargo that will help humans go to mars and beyond. >>> fog will start your morning commute. find out if it will burn off later in the day coming up. >>> all that's ahead. what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" right after abc 7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan and amma. look at what we did tonight. >> honestly, it seems like a dream, i can't believe i'm sitting here with you with clothes on. i haven't worn clothes in eight years. it feels really uncomfortable. >> it you wouldn't accept from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don

it was on its way to tucson to be retired. this morning, after takeoff, it was in the air for about two miles when it dropped from the sky. >> glor: interesting to hear the details and how the pilot attempted to avoid areas where people might be. mark strassmann, thank you very much. rse first death has been reported in the e. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce, and jericka duncan is following this story tonight. jericka, what do we know? >> reporter: well, we know the ell,t death was in california. no other details have been released. today, the centers for disease control reported 23 more cases since last week. that brings the total to 121 people in 25 states that have been infected with e. coli. this is a particularly nasty strain, putting 52 people in the hospital, more than what we usually see with an e. coli break. >> glor: and the question we n ep asking here, jericka, is do we know the source of the contamination? >> reporter: well, you know, it's still under investigation. but what we do know is the romaine lettu

now robert kelley is professor of international relations at tucson national university and he says president johnson's using summit with kim jong un to prop up his domestic and. it would help a lot if the americans particularly would start to lay out what specifically they're looking for the sides demanding that the north koreans give up everything because they're not going to do that so assuming the north koreans aren't going to give up all that what would the united states be willing to live with and what we want what we willing to give the north koreans in return i mean that's one of the things have been really frustrating about this process in the last couple of weeks is this kind of like all or nothing sort of feel to it right now to some it's going to happen or it's not all this great drama they're going to give up everything the libya model that's probably not how this thing they're going to shake out they'll probably be the north koreans will give up something that will go to something else and then be a series of meetings and steps taken years in which you have concession made for c

the air force says that they are from the 156 air wing out of puerto rico and they were headed for tucson and they were going to retire the airplane from 60 years in service.>>> this is a go around incident if you look closely you can see the air canada flight almost landed on the taxiway where four planes were awaiting departure. one controller was in the tower at the time. new rules require two controllers during is a nights. the congressman said that the ntsb and the faa do a good job when it comes to passenger air safety. but they can do better. >> just because it was a near miss we shouldn't be looking at -- we shouldn't not be looking at it demonstrates how close we came to a real tragedy. >> the faa separately released reports on four other incidents at sfo with the past year and have. the faa said that they will release an action plan in the next few weeks. >>> bart police in berkeley are searching for two would be thieves. henry lee shows is that two witnesses tried to stop the thief but got punch. >> reporter: this is a video showing a laptop thief he is in the gray hoodie. the

let's head out to the tucson motor speedway. you couldn't miss him. it was the only car with his blinker on the whole time. he's a nascar hall of famer who 0 droa in the pro series to celebrate his 90th birthday. we will show you some footage. but it's hard to watch because every time the crowd clapped, the lights went off in his car. most of men his age are either retired or trying to become the next democratic presidential nominee. you won't see bernie sanders in victory lane anytime soon. the 1% get all the best spots. topic number 3. the city of los angeles, i love l.a. known for all kinds of things. pizza? that's not one of them. jetblue delivering new york pizza to people in l.a. i'm not sure it takes 6 hours for your pizza to get there. new york pizza is completely baked just like the l.a. driver. the airline is partnering to deliver 350 pizzas a day. somebody needs to give the technology to united so they can keep track of everybody's pets and keep them alive. the promotion runs until may 11 at which time the best pie in l.a. will be difficul

two largest districts in the state, mesa public schools and the tucson unified school district expectmain closed today. arizona governor is proposing a 20% teacher pay raise by 2020 with an additional $100 million budgeted for general education spending. now, teacher pay in arizona has fallen 10% since 1999, fallen when adjusted for inflation and teachers kick in a larger portion of their fund for pension fund more than 11%. >> it was 2% back in the '90s. >>> george pell will stand trial for allegedly sexually abusing multiple victims decades ago. pell, the vatican treasurer is the most senior figure to face charges for sexual assault. australian judge made the ruling following a month long preliminary hearing. half the charges against pell were dropped. the prosecution's case was strong enough to warrant a jury trial. the 76-year-old cardinal pleaded not guilty. in a statement through his lawyers, pell steadfastly maintains his innocence. >>> a dramatic rise in temperatures in the eastern half of the country. >>> good morning, dave and christine. get ready for summer-like temperature

tonight the c-130 that crashed near savannah was on its final flight heading to davis air force base in tucson where hundreds of planes i left in the desert scrapheap. live from the scene of the crash, the latest. >> puerto rican officials say the c-130, the giant military cargo plane was 60 years old, the oldest c-130 still flying. a quarter-mile behind me, the tale, the rest of the plane largely incinerating, smoke was burning through the day and there's video the plane crashing shortly after takeoff from savannah airport. you see the plane in the sky, the nose dipped and it swirled and hit the ground, the noise was just thunderous. the giant fireball, then black smoke. it landed in the median of the highway, highway 21. might have been the heroic class-action of the pilot to steer to the medium but it is miraculous more drivers were not injured by this crash. >> the c-130 dropped out of the sky and blue up on the street. all right, time to get out of here. >> this was a routine mission for the puerto rican national guard. they are off to an air force base in arizona and it is not clear what

there's not a moment that i don't think of the victims in tucson.ple all over the country who have been impacted every single day because the gun violence. something that will stick with them. i hope these young people realize there is something that can be done and we need their help, whether running for office or advocating to people like me, their elected officials to make sure we change some of the laws. a child should not go to school afraid that they have to go somewhere where they may get shot. you shouldn't have to go to airport-style security to get to kindergarten class. i'm always telling people, your state legislator says there aren't solutions, have them talk to me. i will sign up and send you five different policy ideas we can implement to try and reduce gun violent. >> thank you. sorry about the circumstances. your passions, education and you're there at the center. >> thanks. >>. >>> coming up in the next hour, russia may not have been alone in attempts to influence the it would 16 election. reaction to that report in the "new york t

university of arizona and, thereafter, spent two decades leading downtown revitalization efforts in tucson, which at that time, was among one of the fastest growing cities in the u.s. he partly came and joined the city as assistant director of real estate 12 years ago in 2006. as someone who has been linked to land use policy on the board, i have enjoyed working with john, since i've been back on the board. john oversaw negotiations for the 60-year master lease for the beloved produce market, sale of $30 million in properties for the aquisition of city office buildings, including where the m.t.a. is located and also where human services agency is housed. john has led the real estate department with pragmatism, professionalism, and a knack for advancing the city's best interests and adhering to the professionalism. his works touches every one of our city's functions. even the operations of the farmers and flea markets and the u.n. gift gallery in u.n. plaza, to name a few. he was obviously intimately involved in the 25 van ness story and others. when i returned to office in late 2015, one o

airline will also not transport animals if a flight stops in las vegas, palm springs, phoenix or tucson during the summer months because it is too hot for the pets. you will still be able to bring small pets into the cabin as long as they can fit under your seat. >>> instagram has a new feature to fight cyber bullying to weed out comments meant to harass users. the new filter will hide comments attacking a person's appearance or character. instagram may use the information to ban some users. >>> and disney is jumping into the food industry with a new online network called disney eats. disney is partnering with taste maid to provide cooking shows designed for millennials and their families. they will also sell disney branded kitchen ware in the programs. but, again n is an online network. i was reading up on this. disney says they are targeting millennials who grew up watching youtube. so they want things for their kids to watch online. >> interesting. >> not necessarily on tv. they will have fun decorating, cooking, design. >> as good and as talented you two are, you should be in that.

hershel mcgriff competed in two races at the tucson speedway saturday night.he was driving for one ofhe racing circuit -- bill mcanally racing.mcgriff had a sponsorship too -- from south point hotel and casino. he also played the national anthem on his trombone before the race -- and said he was more nervous about that than the high speeds on that than the high speeds on the race track. mcgriff was a nascar driver in his youth and won four races in 1954. but the last time he competed in a nascar event was 2012. mcgriff didn't win saturday night ... but he's won 35 races in his career ... the most recent in 1989. (jrs) 4 your health tonight -- reports say each year millions of americans face the reality of living with a mental illness. that's why may is a month to educate and bring awareness to the issue.(justine) may is mental health awareness month that brings attention to the need for screening and treatment. according to new research released by nationwide children's hospital, 87 percent of americans surveyed agree that more mental health support for children and adolescents needs