it was a aircraft unit from the guard line recently in tucson. at served six individuals with burlap backpack. our agents were able to seize marijuana and arrest all six individuals. that speaks to the level of cooperation and different capability they bring to us. >> i want to go back to how the committee enhance the training of the guardsmen and women. do you have examples or anecdotes of if they were not doing this issue they be doing training or computerized training, now they're doing a real mission and how that has enhance their skills. >> we've taken a number of folks from the engineering battalion to work on the border operating heavy equipment. the same that they would operate in a primary mission. we did deploy folks from the maintenance company down to the unit. they're doing vehicle maintenance. having more vehicles to work on makes more capable mechanics. we have many work there helping save costs. on the aviation front the pilots get great opportunity to operate the sensor package and doing real missions as opposed to -- >> that's g

en tucson, arizona, se mascareÑo, univisiÓn.iestro dos personas en contra , >> es un dÍa marcado de dolor para familiares y amigos de los ocho paget y dos en un incendio registrado en horas la madrugada en el segundo piso del edificio en el barrio mexicano la belleza en chicago. >> ocho de los niÑos, una muriÓ. >> las vÍctimas mortales son todas identificadas como menores desde una bebÉ de pocos meses hasta un joven de 16 aÑos la familia dijo que estaban todos los niÑos allÍ porque fueron invitados a pasar la noche juntos. dos adolescentes mÁs lucha por la vida y muerte en el hospital. estas imÁgenes fuerontransmitidas en vivo en facebook por una residente que vive al lado del edificio donde se dio . >> cuando me subÍ a la ventana dando mi las llamas muy grandes. >> observo cuando sacaron los cuerpos de los menores que segÚn las autoridades, ya estaban muertos cuando se encontraron. >> es tristeza porque yo tengo hijos y es duro ver cÓmo sacan a las criaturas envueltas. >> la causa del incendio sigue bajo investigaciÓn y sólo ha

radar if you will here to help us out is human rights activists and tar davidson who joins us from tucson arizona not far from the us mexico border into our welcome and thanks for the good work that you've done you've witnessed first hand on these migration detention centers and the pretty dismal conditions there for these children it's been well more than a month since the first situation was first highlighted at these centers has anything changed since that time and what's the situation there in tucson. pervy yet thanks for having me on the show fortunately there's been quite a bit of action here. as as i had mentioned that is a problem with these transfer this with a lack of transparency recently pro publica put out an article that the silly into kind of stuff just keep progressivity in tucson recently a former employee there was arrested on eight counts of child molestation this person was also a check positive a very brief beginning of scrutiny has yielded already quite a bit of use happening in these facilities like so basically on that end i was fortunate to be able to brief the le

>>host: live coverage from the tucson festival of books continues the book code girls the codebreakers of world war ii now joins us on our outdoor set to take her calls liza, how do you find history like this? do you just stumble on it next. >> yes. i read a declassified history written by a nsa historian that is the descendent of wartime code breaking they knew it was largely female one was declassified then i talked to agency historians who introduced me to the larger story then i had to track down the women to get them declassified. >> hidden figures came out around the same time so how was that they came out at the same time? >> i think of them as the hidden figures i think it is extraordinary they have been untold up until now. i think we are in the era there was a disservice to the rest of the authors letting people think that they that this really happens the rooms were dark but now the lights are going on and we realize they have been here doing important work all along. >>host: and you have first-person accounts. >> in some cases i had to convince them they would not be put in

de la menor reportaron su desapariciÓn y encontraron boletos para salir el 30 de junio y llegar a tucsonves conversaron en lÍnea con el sospechoso haciendo sepa sar con la chica, Él decÍa cosas des gra dablings y violentas para hacer con ella. >>> lobo de la noche como se hacia llamar enfrenta cargos por promover sexo a una menor entre otros. >>> es lamentable saber esto. >>> acciÓn que para padres de familia es reprochable. >>> es horrible saber esto, hay que estar a atentos. >>> segÚn el alguacil aunque no se pudieron reunir esto no quedarÁ impune. >>> no piense que puede entrar en lÍnea desde otro estado y daÑar a nuestros niÑos. segÚn la oficina de alguacil el hombre tiene investigaciÓn por pornografÍa infantil en tucson. >>> ahora lorena domÍnguez y adelanto las noticias de las 6. sabe cÓmo reaccionara cante la presencia de un pistolero, y se presenta en corte el joven acusado de transportar drogas a otra vez de la frontera y cÓmo la tecnologÍa podria ayudar crear plan de de ataque contra los incendios, esto despuÉs de la pausa, quÉdese con nosotros. s estaciones del sistema de tren

president at snap or survivors network of those abused by priests he joins me now via skype from tucson arizona good to have you with us on the program mr lennon the pope. it's good to have you with us the pope has spoken and he's also met victims as well has he said enough really to placate his critics all those victims of abuse whether they be in ireland or beyond the borders of ireland. not one child is safer because of what the words of the pope are the actions of the pope gestures apologies condemnations are insufficient and until he takes action. we're going to have a continuation of the same kind of systematic abuse of children and cover up by church hierarchies so the apologies and the condemnations become longer but we have been seen in your action let's move it forward then because all we talking about now a complete seachange in investigating allegations of abuse there is tolka about bringing in local police or security forces into an investigation that debate is still ongoing between the holy see and various law enforcement agencies in respective sovereign countries yes we'v

death match and the doctors being used to help identify those who've died and gallagher has more from tucson arizona. if you head north we're going to hit this site for years over and see so has been scaring the sonoran desert with one goal in mind the colombian born artist wants to expose its secrets by on or in the dead along with a team of volunteers alvarez planted six hundred crosses each represents a life lost on a deadly frontier. when the families see that because there's somebody here that cares or in this to sort of give them a little bit of a voice to the casualties to the fallen heroes in other the me they are fallen heroes do come all the way from there to leave everything behind the to look for a better life here it's. quite a journey that should be. then aerated in some way however as works inspired by arizona's so-called death map it's a joint project between state officials and activists that shows close to three thousand people have died in the last fifteen years this does it covers an area of more than a quarter of a million square kilometers in the summertime temperatures

it says he doesn't have enough to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and to go across zero tucson arizona and federal authorities in arizona have discovered a drug smuggling tunnel running from mexico into an abandoned k.f.c. fast food restaurant acting on a tip off police arrested the owner of the restaurant which is just two hundred meters north of the border they found a sophisticated tunnel large enough to walk through as well as a stash of drugs which includes cocaine heroin and crystal methamphetamine border agency tunnels are expensive to build but there has been a significant increase since border security was stepped up the outer bands of hurricane lane have reached hawaii people in honolulu have been warned to expect flooding and landslides the hurricane has been downgraded but it's still packing winds of up to one hundred ninety five kilometers an hour schools and universities have been closed and emergency shelters have been set up how winds have been stocking up on essential is and boarding up their windows you crazy military has put on a show of force to mark twenty

and he gallacher al-jazeera tucson arizona. zimbabwe's president imus and many god was calling for unity after the country's top court confirmed his disputed election when his main rival nelson chamisa has challenge the result saying the july thirtieth election has been rigged in favor of man and god what kind of a tussle reports from hadi. supporters from zimbabwe's rulings on a pay party celebrate fight his constitutional court ruling man judges unanimously said the main opposition leader nelson chamisa has no case the court finds that the applicant is free to place before. clear direct such fission. and credible evidence that if the regularities that he alleges monti the election process materially existed. there was no proof. of irregularities as a metal fact lawyers representing the opposition m.d.c. alliance believe it wasn't a phase judgement so ultimately they had spoken. to the proceedings. to come up with. but b. is a serious legitimacy issue story. the election board admits it made some clerical data capture errors t

eight years old and she loves them. >> reporter: it's not cheap to maintain a live mowing system, but tucsonc power says the extra effort makes it possible to bring clean power to their customers. for the pbs newshour, i'm amanda mason with cronkite news in wilcoxx, arizona. online as hurricane lanearrels toward hawaii we explain how the icore is reminiscent of hue harvey which made oundfall in texas a year ago saturday, that's o web site at pbs.org/newshour. and meanwhile, robert costa is preparing for "washington week," which airs later tonight. robert, what's on tap? c tonight, we will discuss this week's twrtroom dramas, involving the aeesident's long-time attorney micohen, and his former campaign chairman paul manafort, and how their convictions could change the course of the tru presidency. that's later tonight, on "washington week." judy? w >> woodruff: all be watching. bob, thanks. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. have a great weekend. thank you, and good nit. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> kevin. >> kevin! fo kevin? >> adviclife

it has taken us from lake have is to, where we have lived for 19 years, to phoenix, tucson, yuma, and points everywhere around the entire state. thousands of arizonans joined us on this journey, and they committed themselves to a cause that is greater than any one of us. america is the greatest nation in the history of the world. [cheers] yes, and that is because it was becausey inspired, and of the freedoms our founding fathers fought to guarantee for each and everyone of us. the industriousness, the drive, the innovation of the american people. vast untapped resources. unleashing that potential by putting america first has been the cause that brought all this together -- all of us together. you still want to put america first? this has been a long road. we got rid of jeff flake. he is gone. [cheers] he is on his way out the door. the grassroots volunteers of our party made it clear that we want to advance, not block president trump's america first agenda. [applause] continued after mr. flake dropped out. as we have seen, my republican opponent moved in mr. trump's direction. that is

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help identify people who died trying to cross the us mexico border and the gallacher has more from tucson. head north we're going to head this site for years alvarado enciso has been scouring the sonoran desert with one goal in mind a colombian born artist wants to expose its secrets by honoring the dead along with a team of volunteers alvarez planted six hundred crosses each represents a life lost on a deadly frontier. when the families see that because there's somebody here that cares in this to sort of give them a little bit of a voice to the casualties to the fallen heroes you know that to me they are fallen heroes to come all the way from there to leave everything behind the to look for a better life here it's it's quite a journey that should be. then aerated in some way alvarez works inspired by arizona's so-called death map it's a joint project between state officials and activists that shows close to three thousand people have died in the last fifteen years this does it covers an area of more than a quarter of a million square kilometers in the summertime temperatures exceed one h

jim an executive editor with the "tucson weekly" on the phone with us from tucson, arizona.again, we thank you kindly for your time today. let's start by talking about that state where you live. the place where you cover news. what did john mccain think of arizona? what did that place mean to him? >> oh, you know, i think john mccain, who came to arizona when he was ready to launch a political career and was exiting the navy, really found a deep, deep love for arizona as an adopted son of the state, and i think he succeeded the great barry goldwater in the senate, and i think he left just as great a mark on the state as barry goldwater did. >> there are so many issues that are specific to arizona that of course john mccain, many of them he supported but some of them he disagreed with. many of those issues, for instance, immigration, a big sticking point of difference as we're seeing the u.s. president take one approach. it is one example of the disconnect between these two american figures. >> without a doubt. john mccain was a co-sponsor of the gang of eight legislation dur

reporter: jeph barrios is the spokesperson for tucson eltric power. >> and one thing we look for is makingat our solar energy is reliable for our customers. >> reporter: and that reliability depends a lot on keeping grass from growing too high. enter 200 sheep, whose appetite, help keep 0 solar panels on 1,300 acres operating. >> easy, easy! >> reporter: rusty cocke is a sixth-generation arizonan rancher who has leased his sheet out solar field for close to two years. >> well, sheep, because they don't eat wires, like goats do. they're small enou, when the panels oscillate, and are really low on the ground and you can't run cattle out here. r orter: if the sheep weren't here, the grass would be growing to about this height, which would create a problem for ove solar panels, because the solar panels areg in order to capture the sun, and if the grass is too tall, they only collect about half of the energy needed. this solar field provides powery to 211 homes pr. so, every solar panel matters, and that means every sheep nb-ds to do its which isn't without its challenges, including protecting

and you go across zero tucson arizona. and federal authorities in arizona have discovered a drug smuggling tunnel running from mexico into an abandoned k.f.c. fast food restaurant acting on a tip off police arrested the owner of the restaurant which is just around two hundred meters north of the border they found a sophisticated tunnel large enough to walk through as well as a stash of drugs including cocaine heroin and crystal methamphetamine border agents say tunnels are expensive to build but there's been a significant increase since border security was increased how many health officials have warned people to stay out of parts of the ocean because of contamination from sewers as hurrican lane lashes the u.s. state with terentia will rain the storm has cost cesspools and manholes to overflow something pesticides dead animals and other flood debris into the sea people in honolulu have also been warned to expect flooding and landslides but hurricanes been downgraded but it's still packing winds of up to one hundred ninety

the city is located 225 miles south of albuquerque, 275 miles east of tucson and 50 miles north of el paso, texas. learn more about las cruces all weekend, here on american history tv. fort selden was established in may 1865. it was to protect the citizens of the valley and travelers on the trade route,? -- the trade route, which was comingcally the real from santa fe and back. the primary defense was against apache raters more than anyone else. and the location was chosen because this has been a spot where there was easy access to and itnd firewood, provides a very easy view of all the surrounding area. comingcan see enemies you can see trade caravans coming, and the soldiers here provided escort services. they would travel with people up the camino,, so that was the general purpose. the other purpose was for people passing through a shortcut through the desert. they couldspot where rest, where they could find water, there was a hospital here. that is why it was located here and that is the purpose it served. periods ofs two occupation, 1865-1868 is the first. they start the process

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recibiÓ un permiso humanitario para viajar a tucson y darle el Último adiÓs a su esposo y padre de sus de que ellos me iban a responder con un permiso para estar con mis hijos en un momento difÍcil como este y cuando llegue la hora de despedirse de mi esposo. reportera: acompaÑada de su hijo y abogado se dirige estados unidos para dirigirse al hospital dÓnde se encuentra internado su marido, que hace unos dÍas sufriÓ una embolia. el gobierno federal le otorgo permiso humanitario a la seÑora, por los prÓximos 30 estados unidos. >> llegando a ver a mi enfermito, si dios me permite llegar y verlo, tengo hambre, deseos de ver cÓmo estÁ. reportera: radica en mÉxico desde el 2009 cuÁndo le fue negada la solicitud de residencia en estados unidos y debiÓ regresara su natal mÉxico, por lo que se vio separada de sus cuatro hijos y su esposo. >> los tÉrminos es quesu abogado la recoja conmigo y tambiÉn la regrese al fin del mes. enrique: esta semana autoridades de seguridad de los aeropuertos estrenaron una nueva tecnologÍa que, aunque estÁ en fase de prueba, puede ayudar con los controles en la

dulce: es en este hospital en tucson, arizona, donde se debate entre la vida y la muerte el seÑor depidiendo al gobierno de estados unidos que por favorcorrijan el error que cometieron. no estamos pidiendo la ciudadanÍa, la residencia, una reforma migratoria. estamos pidiendo un poquito de compasiÓn. dulce: Éles estudiante de posgrado en londres y ciudadano americano, al igual que sus hermanos y su padre. >> es todo lo que pedimos. en este caso, un gesto humanitario para ellos. no les estamos pidiendo que cambien nada, aunque deberÍan de cambiar mucho de lo que hacen en la frontera. enrique: un poquito de compasiÓn. la prÓxima semana, los principales partidos definen a sus candidatos a la elecciÓn legislativa de medio tÉrmino que se celebra en noviembre en arizona. el ex alguacil aspira a ser elegido al senado, lo que se ha convertido en una misiÓn casi imposible, despuÉs del cauce registrado en su campaÑa las Últimas semanas. galo: "los latinos en glendale no te apoyamos," ese fue el mensaje de bienvenida que el polÉmico ex sherin de este condado recibiÓ durante uno de sus recorrido

jorge: gloria arellano llegÓ hoy a los estados unidos con un permiso humanitario para viajar a tucsonrmanecer en territorio estadounidense durante los prÓximos 30 dÍas. arellano fue deportada en el 2009. en estados unidos quedaron su esoso y cuatro hijos ciudadanos estadounidenses. pasamos con el huracÁn en hawai, el huracÁn lane se degrado de categorÍa 5 a 2. sus efectos se es continÚan sintiendo en todo hawai, viento de 110 millas por hora y lluvias torrenciales con olas de mÁs de 20 pies que erosiona las costas. galo arellano nos cuenta quÉ se puede esperar en las prÓximas horas. galo: aunque ya no tiene la fuerza de una canica teorÍa nÚmero 5, lane se mueve con la suficiente potencia como para que presiente tr declare en estado de emergencia a hawai. causa estragos en regiones y amenaza a 19 islas. >> se mueve lento a cinco millas por hora, dicen las autoridades del archipiÉlago. eduardo: no va a cruzar directamente sobre la cita de hawai. el centro pudiera quedarse sobre el mar, asÍ que el peligro es lluvia torrencial, deslaves y crecidas de los rÍos. reportero: un cazador de tor

he w being held in tucson, but now he's in oklahoma city. nassar was assaulted by fellow prisoners there. he's not only serving time for child pornography but facing up to 175 years for molesting girls. >>> officials are worriedut a harmful angel in lake the algae can cause skin rashes and stomach illnesses as well as breathing problems. > >>>. ♪ >>> callaloo kids promot cultural understanding and social awareness for toddlers and kos up 7 years old. the founders are from d.c. and graduated fro the duke ellington school of the arts. >>> 4 doo 50 right now. a warning this morning as kids head back toschool. >>> the i-team reveals thousands of traffic violations in local school zones in the past three years have happened. >> reporter: in the coming dwas when the kids return to the school crosswalks, we expect drivers to slow down or drive more carefully. a review of police and traffic records by the news 4 i-team shows the fast rising number of violations in virginia, d.c. and marylund, ing hundreds of violations in prince george's and montgom

abuser and former team usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar has been moved from a federal prison in tucson, arizona, to a transfer center in oklahoma. attorneys for him say that the move comes hours after he was assaulted, after just being placed in the general population at the penitentiary in tucson. it's not clear where he will be sent once he leaves the transfer center. he has been accused of serial child molestation and pornography. >>> pope francis issued a letter today condemning the actions of church leaders both in the u.s. and around the world. this comes after a two year investigation revealed more than 1000 people may have been sexually assaulted by priests in pennsylvania. brian yoennis has more from new york. >> no effort to repair the damage done will ever be sufficient for victims and survivors. >> reporter: in an unprecedented letter to the world's 1.2 billion catholics, pope francis, begging for did the nest, -- begging forgiveness, and condemning the sexual abuse by priests. this after revelations of decades of misconduct in the catholic church. in his letter, the pope e

must admit that he was i just don't get off on getting noticed but those were the ost they speeded tucson's those people are going to respond on one of this but i would just this by this part of this i'm going to come up on my side and we fancied he could have had a bomb i just don't think they're ready he said quickly and he thought if you think of it i think with you you seem to mean ticket my thought aloud problem you just quoted i. am. and am. no reason for dinner and i. am going to be i am not. i. a second day of demonstrations in the gym and. in an instant involving. various nationalities. trump's former lawyer on his claims about the information his client provides to prove trumped russia collusion . un investigators say top military officials and should be prosecuted for genocide crimes against humanity. as a campaign of violence directed against muslims. well that's a full news bulletin coming up for you next hour.

dallas thenen went all the way down to tucson from phoenix and returned the rest of the stuff. >> isfamiliar? >> yes. >> don't put everything in one box. >>> a kid is getting a little off the top when -- >> we have a little problem. >> it's full of fake blood and has the whole family freaking out. >> hey or check it ou o mobe app. >>> as my daddy would say, getting his wig. he's the owner of hair medics in florida. he's getting it tight, getting it right. now he goes up around the ear. uh-oh, we have a little problem. but it's cool. >> he cut his ear. >> yeah, he's a big boy but he spotted something. >> mommy. >> sound the alarm. >> i think you're okay. >> that's blood. oh my god. >> psychology is sinking in. >> look at his face. it started as a little blood and now it's starting to drip. >> i think we can put a band-aid on it. >> no, stop it. >> dude, oh my. >> he did not just drop the ear. the ear fell off. >> no. >> hey mom? can you come here. >> my us ear is on the ground. >> he moved. >> you remember that prank we used to do to make you cry? you're fine. >> gotcha. >> if this ki

the carr fire has burned and area the size of tucson arizona and destroyed more than 1000 homes. it's 41 percent contained. the fire that forced evacuations from yosemite valley is still growing. the ferguson fire has burned 126 square miles. west of the national park, firefighters are working to keep the flames away from to communities. containment is at only 36 percent. this week in the mendocino complex fires have triggered new evacuation orders. kim hutchinson shows us the ongoing bottle -- battle against multiple fires in california. >> reporter: no end in sight. this weekend it could get much worse. >> with northern wins it will try to expand the fire. >> reporter: firefighters battling 17 wildfires still burning across southern california. >> a lot of our focus is on the southern edge. >> reporter: possible 30 mile- per-hour wind gusts combined with bone dry conditions and high heat could flan -- fan the flames even further. officials are forced to issue a new round of evacuations. near the mendocino complex fires only voluntary evacuations had been in place. the threat is

>> live coverage from the tucson festival of books continues. liza mundy who has written most recently "code girls: the untold story of the american women code breakers of world war ii" now joins us on outdoor site to take your calls. liza mundy cannot define a history like this? did you stumble on it? >> as an everyday declassified history written by an nsa historian, national security to bizarre descendent of wartime code breaking. they knew that their origin story was largely female and there were internal histories about this. i read it and talk to agency historians who introduced me to the larger story. and then it was a matter of track down women and getting records classified. >> the valuable traffic rose came out around the same time. how is it that these books came out at the same time? >> i i think of these think of the summit is the hidden figures of the generation. it's extraordinary their stories have been untold up until now. we are in an era where people are receptive to these stories come into believing these stories. they did an

been up and i really feel that you will get us on getting with us but those were the old speedy tucson's those people are going to respect i'm one of those but i was just this well is part of. my family fussy credible my just but the thread will be.

the massive system brings the water to the population centers of phoenix and tucson. >> it cost over 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 of ar

it's something that's being pushed here in the tucson sector.ucson sector is responsible for close to 50% of all the drugs that are seized in the country and with this message is doing to these agents is it's telling them that it's okay to be a smuggler, it's okay to attack our federal agents and you have a way to sue us if we defend ourselves. that's the reality of what this case is being pushed out. >> laura: judge kleinfeld just dismissed that in the majority. he said holding them liable for the constitutional violation would not meaning we deter border patrol agents from performing their duty because he's a big expert i guess in border patrol duties. it's ridiculous. thanks so much, guys. >> i would like to know what academy class to graduate in the border patrol? >> laura: the ninth circuit court of appeals of judicial activism branch. that's what he focused on. thanks so much. in the left loves to claim is the champion of inner-city communities and prison reform, so why is the reality proving to be just the opposite? coming up. bass pro sh

to get through the morning. >> seth: yeah. [ lahter ] they're like, "good morning -- good morning, tucsonthere was like a -- i remember there was a famous night where we were out very late at "snl." and then you, finesse mitchell and kenan thompson had to ave. like, you had -- well, you left a bar, like, an hour befu got picked up to -- all go play the black eyed peas in a sketch. [ light laughter ] >> oh, that was such a dark,. dark d >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and you filmed it and it was really exciting for the rest of us. because you then all told us, ke, we were so hung over and we had to dance like the black eyed peas. and then when we all just got ucit to watch the pre-tape. and then it was sofun to watch, because you guys all looked like really unhappy black eyed peas. [ laughter ] >> and kenan thompson was doing the funniest bit where he was pretending to take calls from himself the night before. [ laughter ] and he was like, "hello?" and he was like, "yo know go home? i don't think so." [ laughter ] and he was like going, "you got to go home, man, you're gol g to be up ght. and

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: stockette and her friend run a meetup group to support their candidates out of larsen's home in tucson. >> what are we going to do for the raf snl we have to ralph something to raise money. >> i have a birdhouse. it's patriotic colors. >> the number one thing that i like about kelli ward, that she supports trump's agenda 100%. >> she is not afraid to say that she supports trump, which a lot of republicans don't want to do. >> it's not that i'm anti-establishment. i think that it's -- people want new blood in washington, d.c. >> reporter: ward has a collection of high-profile and controversial supporters. they include steve king, the iowa congressman whose racially charged views have sparked outrage. dana rohrabacher, the california congressman who has long curried favor with russia. and sebastian gorka, the former trump aide who allegedly has ties to a nazi group. she also has backing from the mercer family, the private uber-wealthy conservative donors who also pumped money into donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. >> i mean, i have a great relationship with the mercers. and i'm

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must admit that he feels i just don't get it i'm getting worse but those were the old they speeded tucson's those are going to respond on one of those but i was just this for this part of this i will ask your mom my family fussy about my just but that's already yes it will be in the thought of getting up. link with you your employment because we are marked out a large problem you know squat about a. foreign assistance arms sales and credit lines to russia are the focus of brush u.s. sanctions targeting mosco coming into full on monday. with brazil's presidential election looming the latest polls put in jail to build a leader knew that this over and foreign. donald trump appears intent on renewed trade talks with china beijing has reportedly decided to wait and see the talks have been pietschmann into last midterm elections. alex salmond scotland's former finance minister sues the country's government claiming its inquiry into his alleged sexual misconduct in the girl he gave his side of the story. do it with things like the stick trains of having a feeder show you having a field opportunity

identify those who died trying to cross the us mexico border and they gathered there has more from tucson. head north we're going to hit this site for years alvarado enciso has been scouring the sonoran desert with one goal in mind the colombian born artist wants to expose its secrets by honoring the dead along with a team of volunteers alvarez planted six hundred crosses each represents a life lost on a deadly frontier. when the families see that because there's somebody here that cares doing this to sort of give them a little bit of a voice to the casualties to the fallen heroes you know that the me they are fallen heroes do come all the way from there to leave everything behind the to look for a better life here it's. quite a journey that should be. then aerated in some way alvarez works inspired by arizona's so-called death map it's a joint project between state officials and activists that shows close to three thousand people have died in the last fifteen years this does it covers an area of more than a quarter of a million square kilometers in the summertime temperatures exceed one