pedro: no mÁs abusos en las famosas hieleras o centros de detenciÓn migratorios en tucson, arizona.jo que el tratamiento contra estos migrantes viola la constituciÓn de los estados unidos. es una decisiÓn muy, muy importante. pedro: por aÑos los migrantes han contado historias de horror. como este hondureÑo que pasÓ tres dÍas en uno de los centros migratorios demandados. >> le temo eso, le tiran el aire a todo. frÍo. la comida es mala. dormir en el piso y todo eso. pedro: meterlos en esos lugares es una violaciÓn de los derechos humanos, diseÑo recesiones que aplauden la decisiÓn de la corte.aunque aseguran que queda mucho por hacer. >> ha habido muchos casos que hemos sabido donde los oficiales abusan sexualmente a las personas estando ahÍ adentro en esas hieleras. pedro: las condiciones que los mantienen mientras estÁn detenidos son inhumanas, dice esta abogada. una de las organizaciones que presentaron la demanda. >> habÍa incidentes donde las personas tuvieron que tomar agua del inodoro porque no tenÍa agua limpia para tomar. pedro: el fallo de la corte exige que los detenidos p

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here to weigh in his a tucson police officer. thanks for being here. let's look at these numbers.order wall that have been built, 110 miles have been completed, 192 under construction, 450 mile goal by 2020, do you think it is going to happen? >> yes. trump is getting it done and most rational people in the state of arizona understand this is not a racist border wall or anything like that. he wants to protect arizona and we want to stop tourists coming in here, human trafficking and sex trafficking, people getting raped at the border. we don't want people to come over here that this is a safe travel, we want people to come over the right way to be safe but most arizonans understand that and that is why donald trump is going to do very well in 2020. rob: let's check the progress on the arizona section of the border wall, 27.8 miles bills, 93 miles contracted out, 30% complete. you hear sometimes about hispanic americans, central americans that are for the wall and securing the border because they believe their wages could be driven down by more illegal immigration. >> people all th

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. >> that video was captured in tucson, arizona.known as musk hogs because of their distinctive odor. they look like pigs, but they're in a different family. they can weigh up to 55 pounds. as you can clearly see in the video, they can book, reaching speeds of up to 35 miles an hour. very impressive and also very memeable. the internet got right to work. the results are. thing two in 60 seconds. -- thing two in 60 seconds. >>> so speeding through the streets of tucson. this video shot by a local realtor in tucson. we can only think the agent was showing a unit. local news first to pick up on this amazing footage before the many internets took over. the good people of twitter were happy to make this amazing video amazinger with musical scores. ♪ ♪ >> people got really creative. here is one set to dramatic rom-com music. ♪ ♪ >> not bad. how about a throw-back? maybe something from the '80s ♪ ♪ >> yes, a speeding havelina will always remain close to our hearts. ? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts

the phoenix/tucson corridor is an economic artery for our state, and it needs expanding. [applause] it's time to accelerate completion of i-10's widening in both directions. between our two largest cities. our budget puts the pedal to the metal with a construction of a new six-lane bridge over the healer river. [applause] this replaces a 56-year-old bridge. 62,000 people drive over it every day. that's 23 million a year. so let's break ground asap. we need to connect all parts of our growing state. rural areas still lack high-speed internet. let's triple our investment in rural broadband grants and invest $50 million in smart highway corridors to install broadband around our rural interstates. this will make our highways safer and smarter than ever been before and pave the way to get all of rural arizona logged on. all throughout our priorities, you'll see a focus on rural arizona because there are 15 counties, and news flash, there are needs outside of the great state of maricopa. nearly 20 years ago, arizona voters passed the tribal state gaming compact. it's been a net

of tucson would have almost certainly not welcome visitors like marcus that time texas told even on the rich and mighty these photos capture the transience. the village is a hot spot in the modern ruin same the doors are not long so gaining access does not breach the unofficial code of honor. and if there's a what you need because someone has already entered then i will go into but i don't open doors i don't write can enter i don't pick locks none of that. this maintenance workshop in juice but was closed down in 2004 after giving 116 years of service. rel way freight why. we're repaired here 2000 people were employed. the size of around 6 soccer fields a monument to work that's my commitment to that i don't think 1st you come in and you think wow it's huge and i'm always happy when it's such a big structure and geometrical it's great for the photos it really takes your breath away when you stop for a moment enjoy it especially the silence martin ruins are incredibly quiet except for water dripping you don't hear anything. the beauty for these photographers also allies in nato taking ba

our web site to tell to talk content you can also also follow us on twitter and instagram d w in tucson jared rain thanks for watching. and. they were forced into a nameless mass. their bodies near to. the history of the slave trade is africa's history.

compliant court that is sudan or in the region transition of justice issues of tucson to conservation compensation individual and community we're not going to rest until the victims. those victims to be satisfied that justice not only being perceived but actually being saved and that's how we see it from what i understand all options are now open you still haven't decided whether it be in the hague or in sudan or in a regional court are all options open of course this is something you know the moment of this was part of a peace negotiations and i think this is something we will i want to tell you one thing. and the best who committed atrocities committed in the financial we would have to be thought. about them by working on the building or. judiciary system. and we hope to have a credible independent judicious just twenty's let's turn to the topic of the you know the clearing of the sit in in june and the people that were killed on the streets a lot of them believe that they're right that support forces were involved in this attack and when will these people see justice because so far

. >> justice statistic for you, walls work in san diego in tucson when the presidents wall got builtrossings dropped by 25%. in yuma they dropped by three quarters once the wall was built. they worked the officers tell you they work and this is important to me i know it's important to you while it's important to the secretary and the president. they also help us keep our officers safe as they do their job keeping you safe. [applause] >> you mentioned the coronavirus, which is one of the questions i wanted to mention it's a worldwide concern now. i know this is a no-brainer but i don't think people can really connecting how folks could come here illegally and have diseases. >> some have reported on sickness at the border in the past, we deal with tb, measles, other things where we have large-scale medical competitions that tends to fall on i.c.e. , the border patrol agents asked these people on i.c.e. who have procedures to deal with it and we dealt with hundreds komodo thousands but when you are talking about a pandemic and you overlay that on a border crisis and as much progress as

and we will be sure to watch the live coverage with the tucson festival of books. >> the un security council met in new york city to discuss a proposed plan. we will show you a portion of the meeting with the palestinian president in the u.s. ambassadors to the un. in the name of god your excellency foreign minister president of the security council secretary general your excellency's

reportero: se anotan una victoria cuatro mujeres de la revisaciÓn " no mÁs muertos " en tucson, arizonados los voluntarios estÁn defendiendo que la ayuda huma la jueza dijo las mujeres dejaron agua y comida por sus creencias religiosas y que eso no viola la ley federal y por lo tanto sus cargos quedan anulados. >> ojalÁ que ya no nos criminaliza en por esto. reportero: tambiÉn dijo que las creencias religiosas hizo a las mujeres restructurar sus vidas para participar en el trabajo de voluntariado con la organizaciÓn. la decisión fue hecha con base a una ley sobre la religiÓn que permite realizar actos bajo las creencias religiosas. el aÑo pasado, un juez las condenÓ a 15 meses de libertad condicional y una multa de dos y los $50.hoy se les regresa el dinero. >> aunque esta resoluciÓn es una victoria. sigue enfadada la gente. reportero: la revisaciÓn estÁ consciente de que esta decisiÓn sÓlo aplica a cuatro mujeres y puede ser diferente en el futuro. dicen que continuarÁn dejando comida y agua en el desierto para los migrantes indocumentados. presentadora: el nÚmero de latinas indigentes

eastern and be sure to watch our live coverage of the tucson festival of books next month on book tv. n c-span2. >> they say this is the panhandle of texas is the only place you can watch your dog run away for two weeks. >> the majority of us to be and cities in the panhandle wouldn't exist if it wasn't for he coming of the railroad. >> the c-span cities tour is on the road exploring the american story. this weekend we travel to amarillo, texas. >> amarillo's been the center of the texas panhandle. we kind of affectionately call ourselves the capital city of the texas panhandle. i really think our superpower here in the city of amarillo is that we think regionally. >> with the help of our sudden link cable partner, we'll learn about the history and literary life of the city and the surrounding area, as we talk with local authors and visit historic sites. >> the state park today is a lot like it has been for thousands of years. all of aed is you come across this huge -- all of a sudden you come across this huge drop in the earth. it's the second largest canyon in the united states besi

responsabilidad de recompensar a las vÍctimas como tambiÉn de proteger la privacidad de sus clientes en tucsonnos impulsa hacia adelante con un espíritu valiente que nos empodera. una vez mas, hemos redefinido lo que es una camioneta. ram. la camioneta del año 2020 motor trend por un segundo año consecutivo. un exagente de la inteligencia colombiana afirma una presunta >> un ex agente de la inteligencia colombiana firmÓ la presunta confirmaciÓn entre el cÁrtel mexicano del trapo guzmÁn y las más altas esferas polÍtica de colombia que involucrarÍa directamente al expresidente Álvaro uribe vÉlez. "el chapo" habrÍa utilizado el aeropuerto internacional el dorado de bogotÁ para movilizar miles de kilos de cocaÍna desde colombia hacia mÉxico.au lina gÓmez tiene mÁs de esta operaciÓn llamada " chapó a el plan". >> "el chapo" logro establecer una red utilizando la principal terminal aÉrea de ese paÍs suramericano en vez de pistas clandestinas en la selva. >> a travÉs de la ayuda del ex presidente y actual senadorde colombia Álvaro uribe vÉlez, el hijo del capo guzmÁn y narcotraficante mexicanos ayuda

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and be sure to watch our live coverage of the tucson festival of books next month on book tv on c-span2. >> sunday, at 9 p.m. eastern on after words, sally pipes makes the argument against medicare for all in her latest book "false premise, false promise", just in december there were over 4 million brits on a waiting list to get treatment and the cancer treatment is not supposed to be delayed from seeing a general practitioner to general treatment more than 62 days. they haven't met the u.k. that standard for over five years and more important, under the world health organization study, brits are the bottom of the rung in most industrialized countries. >> watch after words sunday night on book tv on c-span2. >> the u.s. senate is about to gavel in. lawmakers will begin with about an hour or so of debate on judicial nominations until 10:30 eastern, when they plan to take four confirmation votes. those nominees include josh

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and be sureo watch our live coverage of the tucson festival of books next month on book tv on c-span 2. >> hawaii's democratic governor david ige delivered his state of the state address in honolulu and discussed reducing homelessness, investing in infrastructure and combatting climate change. courtesy of the hawaii state legislature, this is 45 minutes. >> mr. speaker, president kouchi, former governors, distinguished justices of the courts, representatives of our congressional delegation, members of the hawaii state legislature, elected officials, military leaders, honored guests, and all of you who took time this morning to be with us. aloha. >> aloha. >> before i begin my formal remarks, our firstesponders, whether they are police officers, firefighters or lifeguards, take great pride in their professionalism and great satisfaction in knowing that they are serving others and our community. if you ask them, they will tell you to a man and woman that they are just doing their jobs. even when they step into harm's way. but in truth they do so much more, especially when the need for

next storm will be heading into the four corner region rainy weather especially around phoenix and tucson we'll send that storm into the middle of the country on sunday with rainy weather arriving on wichita, oklahoma city and snow in thy and even a little g especially around the raleigh durham area. pretty nice conditions today in the central plains too overall looks like a pretty great weekend for much of the east coast. >> that's great news love to hear that. >>> are you ready for this next one? ready they area to take over th year's toy fair. >> i love the effort >> i tried all right. all eyes are on this baby yoda the doll has over 25 sound and motion combinations. you can pre-order it on amazon for 60 bucks. >> they're just printing money at this point. >>> just ahead, we'll break down research that links skin cancer risks to sexual orientation. >>> and what csethaud e stunning fall of one of the world's largest fashion brands we'll be right back. its active defense technology neutralizes bacteria to shield against potential issues. crest. johnsbut we're also a cancer fighting, hiv

as well as the tucson festival of books from the university of arizona next month and then look for us at the new orleans book festival hosted by tulane university. in the virginia festival of the book in charlottesville. to watch the previous festival coverage click the book fair tab on our website. >> tomorrow is super bowl. we will show you a history program from our archives. john miller details the involvement in the reinvention in football. it saved the sport from being banned. see mac if you are wondering what kind of knucklehead puts out a book about football at the start of baseball season. the same kind of fan that is the have of the detroit lions. the good thing about being a lifelong fan is that the experience teaches important life lessons for example how to deal with severe and ongoing disappointment i have learned that humor helps who knows the difference between the detroit lions in the dollar bill. it turns out you can still get four quarters from a dollar bill. see mac i will be performing all week at aei. let's talk about football and theodore roosevelt. i like to st

immigration prisons are everywhere and they take just about every form, from an old motel down in tucson to this concrete fortress in an industrial quarter of aurora just off of interstate 70, not too far from here and some people are there because the government wanted to strip them of the permission that they had to be here . take jerry armigo who i spoke to when writing this book. jerry was raised in south texas not far from where i grew up and we were both born in thispoor, predominantly mexican community . only i was born north of the rio grande river and he was born on its southern side which means that i was born as a us citizen and he was not. and after high school i went off to college and after high school, jerry joined the army and got sent off to iraq. so i was shocked by a different culture. and he was shocked by exploding bombs. and when he returned to south texas to recover from those injuries, he didn't get the support he needed so he fell into drugs, and eventually into the criminal justice system and one day i picked him up and send him to an immigration prison with the

discussions on where we think we can have conditions. >> but you have such a grave situation in the tucson sector that a federal judge they included leaving people for more than 48 hours not beds or showers food or water or medical assessments are there other facilities those conditions are the same will you immediately address to ensure that they don't exist in any center quick. >> yes obviously we have to abide by the court order but we go back to i respectfully disagree with the court's decision these are unconstitutional and grave conditions. >> it's okay to leave them without food or water or beds or showers for 48 hours. >> it depends on the circumstances and the capacity that we have but we are making efforts to improve that across the board. >> i'm sorry i don't think anyone in a position of authority like yours or ours should think leaving people for more than 48 hours without pads or showers are adequate food or water is acceptable in any circumstance are you equipped to half migrants including children in the first place if you cannot even offer adequate medical assistance. >> w

the phoenix tucson corridor is an economic artery for our state and needs expanding. it's time to accelerate completion of items widening in both direction e. between our two largest cities, our market put the pedal to the metal, with the construction of a new bridge over the river. this replaces a 56 year old bridge, 60,000 people drive over every day. that's 23 million a year so, let's break ground asap. we need to connect all parts of our growing state. rural areas still lack high speed internet. let's triple our investment in rural broadband grants and invest 50 million in smart highway corridors to install broadband along our rural interstates. this will make our highways safer and smarter than ever before and pave the way to get all of rural arizona logged on. egg all throughout our priorities will see a focus on rural arizona because there are 15 counties and news flash, there are needs outside of the great state of maricopa. nearly 20 years ago, arizona voters passed tribal state gaming -- . it's been a positive for arizona and. he's come as we can expire in t

put in a market in tucson. violence against the groups so what is amnesty is director for east and southern africa saying the return of mass arrests of opposition activists and supporters is a worrying signal in ethiopia these sweeping arrests risks undermining the rights to freedom of expression and association ahead of this years later this is not happening ethiopia tube is a free everybody's living in our 2 years over there is making mr for. telling you all that you're not a star out of prison or a political prisoners are out of prison be admitting they were not as a lobster these these are the prisoners detained by the previous regime or oppositions in peaceful are invited back so the political space is wide and everybody's in the country and they just. campaigning in different parts and i'm not questioning that people are campaigning or register i'm just saying that human rights watch for example has said dozens of ethnic i'm horrid journalists were held in 20000000 team in their report in the country i me

but the cities of phoenix and tucson still use the resource wastefully. they counted among the least sustainable cities in the world. hundreds of thousands of liters of water go into keeping golf courses in the deserts of green. it's a different life here they have more ways of treating the water and we don't have that in guatemala and i can't judge if that's fair or unfair things are more advanced air i mean when you look at their houses they're not wasting water or using it for their plants and since they have money they can pay for as much water as they want. that reid says someday he'd like to live like his clients in his own house with a god and. to achieve that goal he works 6 days a week. just . the name gets plenty of. thanks so much because i say how would. he just turn $65.00 cash for an hour of gardening. eat eat. eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat. eat married a guatemalan woman in the us she comes from the same height and region as he does. he lives here in a trailer park because wife and daughter. would want to own. 'd up on. that. on sundays t