the driverless truck was attempting a 65 mile loop in weekday traffic through tucson. the map was routed and mapped in before the run, but that's about it. the rest was up to the computer, which makes 20 decisions per second about what to do on the road. as we rolled past distracted drivers, disabled cars, slowpokes and sheriffs, our safety driver kept vigil but never disengaged the driverless system. >> watching the front targets close in. yep, got to cut in right now. 55 miles per hour bad cutoff. this guy just flagrantly cut us off. >> he really cut us off. we did not honk at him. did we disengage? >> we did not disengage. this vehicle will detect that kind of behavior faster than the humans. >> reporter: how far away are we able to pick up the faster cars passing us? >> that's joe from new jersey. we can read license plates. if there was an accessible database, we could. >> reporter: chuck price says that could be valuable to the company though he admits it would create obvious privacy issues. it does collect a lot of data as it maps more and more routes across the

aleem maqbool reports from tucson, arizona.leem: this mobile clinic really isust a drop in the ocean, trying to help at least a few of the many miions of americans who can't access health care. >> i've not seen any evidence that anything will be different with the coronavirus. for years and decades we have been ok as a society knowing that there are so many in our community who are uninsured or underinsured. we have been o and we are going to pay the public health price because these individuals without access to care are going to get sicker, are going to spread the disease more frequently, because they care, they are not getting diagnosed and treated. aleem: even americans who do have insurance don't seek help because of the additional costs involved. we are getting sick a lot, and taking my children to see eir pediatrician, it is like $100 each visit, just for a check. and then to tell them -- ore for thm to tell me that they cannot prescribe anythg, that it is just a virus, go home and heal from that. aleem: asugell is the n

booktv was scheduled to bee live in tucson and los angeles and cover festivals in new orleans and san antonio as well. all canceled. so we know the effect it's having on book fairs and large gatherings, but is it having an effect also on book stores and smaller businesses? mitchell kaplan runs a chain of book stores in coral gables, florida, called book & book. has coronavirus affected your business? >> guest: yes, peter, unfortunately it has. we have been holding on as long as we could but looks like starting tomorrow, we're going to be closing down all six stores we have in the miami area and trying to move our sales online. encourage people to buy at our website. this is happening, i believe, across the country, with independent book stores everywhere, and like normally happens in, independent book stores are very representative of what is happening with small business. so, many, many thousands upon thousands of small business people who are suffering the same way we are. >> host: mr. kaplan are you doing this because of the state of florida mandated it or just seen such a drop in

booktv was scheduled to be live in tucson, los angeles and cover festivals in new orleans and san antonio as well. all canceled. we know the effect it is having on book fairs and large gatherings, but is it having an effect also on bookstores and smaller businesses? mitchell kaplan runs a chain of bookstores based in coral gables, florida, called books & books. has coronavirus affected your business? >> guest: yes, peter, unfortunately it has. we have been holding on as long as we could, but it looks like starting tomorrow we're going to be closing down all six stores that we have in the miami area and trying to move our sales online, and encourage people to buy at our website. and this is happening i believe across the country with independent bookstores everywhere. and like normally happens, independent bookstores are very representative of what's happening with small business. so there are many, many thousands upon thousands of small business people who are suffering the same way we are. >> host: are you doing this because the state of florida has mandated it or because you just in suc

be sure to tune in next weekend for our today live coverage of the tucson festival of books on book tv on c-span2. -- a stateinner dinner at the white house. in misses cannery and honoring his imperial majesty and the emperor has. >> on american history tv, the 1962 film, firm alliance, on the state visit by the shah and empress of iran. >> i speak on behalf of all of my fellow americans and welcoming you to the united states. the interest of both of us is the same. to maintain our freedom. our feet and provide a better life for our people. >> railamerica sunday at 4:00 3.m. eastern on c-span >> the supreme court heard oral argument regarding the constitutionality of a federal law regarding encouragement of illegal immigration. junjustices have, through to issuee a ruling. this runs about an hour. >> we will he'll argument this morn c

kingdom's air defense systems intercepted 2 ballistic missiles targeting riyadh in the southern city of tucson on saturday charla bellus reports. it's nearly midnight his residence in riyadh head outside to investigate explosions. saudi arabia's a defense force saying it intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile over the capital on saturday. the head of saudi media said american patriot missile defense systems were used a edyta missile also targeted the southern coastal city of the yemeni border witnesses in riyadh said they heard 3 explosions in the sirens of the. in the north of the city. the rebels have frequently launched missiles from yemen into saudi arabia which delegation for its involvement in yemen is now 5 years to who. the last strike on riyadh was in june 28th this sort of money to miss out on this is what i believe that all of this is a p.r. stunt from the who. they actually are. fighting has intensified recently but the who these expanding the territory by taking control of the province near the saudi border and looking to advance on the oil rich province of muddy where ther

in tucson. power and traffic plummeted and entire concepts into chaos and violence. this is the journey back into the history of slavery. i think groups really be making progress when we all accept the history of slavery as all of our history. our documentary series slavery route starts march 9th on d w. in times of great uncertainty slowing down for a 2nd to look at a purely human moment can bring some relief when based photographer a day i can be is my guests on today's program and also coming up. iranian film is in the spotlight after the country picks up its 3rd golden bear in 10 years at berlin's international film festival. and in our series 100 german must reads catch up a tough guy as quest to uncover her own family's fate during the holocaust becomes the moving memoir called maybe best. of the title of his exhibition reads like poetry 6 songs swirling gracefully in the taut air but it's visual poetry and images that can create so masterfully the british nigerian photographer captures those fleeting moments of life all over the globe to show us just how simil

in san diego, in tucson, when the president's wall got built, crossings dropped by 25%. in yuma, they dropped by three quarters. once the wall was built. they work. the officers tell you they work. and by the way, and this important to me, i know it's important to you all, it is important to the second and the president, they also help us keep our officers safe, as they do their job keeping you safe. [ applause ] >> and one of you mentioned, you mentioned the coronavirus, which is one of the questions i wanted to mention, this is a worldwide concern now, how important is it for the border? i know it is a no-brainer but i don't think people are really connecting how folks can come here illegally, and they can have diseases, not even the coronavirus -- >> some have reported on sickness at the border in the past. we deal with tb, measle, there are other things where we have large scale medical complications that tends to fall on i.c.e. the border patrol agents pass these people on to i.c.e. who have procedures to deal with it. a and we've dealt with hundreds. we've dealt wi

kingdom's air defense systems intercepted 2 ballistic missiles targeting riyadh in the southern city of tucson on saturday people living in the capital say they heard at least 3 explosions i saw the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera there's a news hour at the top of the hour in the meantime rewind born in gaza that's next . on counting the cost as the global economy heads for recession but don't agree to be the enemy come see resilience the coronavirus india grapples with a financial system riddled with debts and indonesia called in the middle of an. amount just leave them. alone santa maria and well to rewind behind me the city of joe we've been coming here to the museum of islamic art to revisit some of the best documentaries we've made. well logic stand on life chances that determined by where we have for the days we won 1st ed back in 2013 years after israel began its blockade of the gaza strip the palestinians living in the tight confines of an enclave starved of adequate medical resources a simple thing like the birth of a new child can become a matter of life and death when i can't g

. >>> an upset in tucson. the free throw no problem, jaylon brown is there for the rebound. cal upsets arizona 55-54. >>> autoclub 400. this is cool, they were lined up in tribute to jimmie johnson. you can see double j.j. leading the field. he takes the checker in his second career cup win. kyle busch was second. if he won, he would get a number 88 tattooed. >>> people are lining up at the chase scent for the launch of klay thompson's shoes. he was there to sign autographs. the new kt-5 is on sale. it is the first time the shoes is on the market in the u.s. that's a look at sports more news after the break. woman: the deadly corona virus officially hitting the us. man: the markets are plunging for a second straight day. vo: health experts warn the us is underprepared. managing a crisis is what mike bloomberg does. in the aftermath of 9-11, he steadied and rebuilt america's largest city. oversaw emergency response to natural disasters. upgraded hospital preparedness to manage health crises. and he's funding cutting edge research to contain epidemics. tested. ready. mike: i'm

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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 greenland. in the arizona desert scientists at the biosphere 2 experimental station are trying to find out how to model and perhaps aid the earth's major ecosystems. the biosphere started out as the world's largest ecological experiment ever conducted with a closed door controlled environment to try to replicate or systems and a better understanding of. the research center houses 7 model ecosystems it's a unique place where under close to real world conditions it's possible to test how natural systems will respond to extreme environmental change the researchers can control the climate and measure how the ecosystem reacts. in the model rain forest an international team of scientists are studying what happens when there's less rain why. it's important to know what will happen in the world's forests in the future. and so what happens here i

the driverless truck was attempting a 65-mile loop in weekday traffic through tucson.te was mapped and programmed in before the run, but that's about it. the rest was up to the computer, which makes 20 decisions per second about what to do on the road. as we rolled past distracted drivers, disabled cars, slowpokes and sheriffs, our safety driver kept vigil, but never disengaged the driverless system. >> john panttila: watching the front targets close in a hundred. yep. got to cut in right now. 55 mile an hour. bad cut-off. >> wertheim: this guy just flagrantly cut off-- >> price: : he just really cut us off. >> wertheim: we did not honk at him. did we disengage? >> price: we did not disengage. this vehicle will detect that kind of behavior faster than the humans. >> wertheim: how far are we from being able to pick up the specific cars that are passing us? "oh, that's joe from new jersey with six points on his license. >> price: we can read license plates. so if there was an accessible database for something like that, we could. >> wertheim: chuck price says that would

this weekend on book tv and be sure to tune in next weekend for our two-day live coverage of the tucson festival c-span on book tv on 2. >> a state dinner at the white house. vice president and mrs. linden johnson are among those -- lnydon johnson are among those ho joined president kennedy. >> the 195 film "firm alliance" on the state visit by the shah and empress of iran with president john kennedy and first lady jacklin kennedy. president kennedy: i phoenix on behalf of all of my fellow americans in welcoming you to the united states. the interests of both of us is the same. to maintain our freedom, to maintain our peace and to provide a better life for our people. >> reel america, sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. ourn newsmakers this week, guest is the ranking member of the senate select committee on the climate crisis, --resentative garrett rai >> good morning. give us a sense of where the money from the coronavirus package is headed in the house. $8.3 billion yesterday. where is that money going and why does it seem like it takes a national crisis to

meanwhile, colin tucson down one. 16 seconds left. jaylen brown with the back. bears knockoff arizona 55- 54, their biggest win under the first year head coach sharman smith. the warriors unable to make it a third winning streak this season, of course, back to back nights with only eight players, it is a pretty tough order. that is the latest in sports. dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> the pope cancels a major appearance due to a call. >>> still ahead on her next half hour, kpix 5 and streaming on transit, this morning, why some e concerned growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors. and now we have to deal with this. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. uswh oil trio stop oan air laws, same with the keystone pipeline. when tom says we can save the world and do it together believe him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. vo: iand there are doers.lkers mike bloomberg has spent his life getting things done. started a company from scratch, creating 20,000

this weekend on book tv, and be sure to tune in next weekend for our two-day live coverage of the tucson festival of books, on book tv, on c-span 2. >>> a senate panel is investigating the vetting process for international military students. the review was ordered after a saudi student shot and killed three servicemembers at a naval base in pensacola, florida, in december. this senate armed services subcommittee hearing is shared by senator joni ers -- is chaired by senator joni ernst of iowa.

tucson is dealing with the northern edge of that system.ne thing i learned in the desert it can warm up fast. by friday it will be 86. be prepared. today looks pretty nice and friday, could be in the hot category. for us we will be in the wall above category. high pressure is our fair weather friend that's been around for a long time. the system is going to move in and bump it out of your. low clouds and a system coming in with the possibility of some rain on, saturday. >>> good news for australia. firefighters have now put out all of the wildfires. coming up we will tell you what officials say helps them contain the flames. >>> a young boy in florida is getting nationwide attention for an emotional photo. you will see it coming up. we will tell you about his mission at an animal shelter and why his love or shelter the dogs really touched his heart. >>> the mda is taking extra precautions to prevent the threat of coronavirus from spreading to players. what they are telling players to do to stay safe. ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir

quick break but i'm going to perform live in new york city this weekend as well as flagstaff and tucson arizona and washington d.c. tickets and details are redacted tour dot com it's part of the tour the new book bullet points and punch lines which you can get at least camp book dot com. the question this hour is ben what do you do with global economy that relies on just in time to live array of parts and services mostly from slave wages china is interrupted by a global pandemic and can't be overcome with more money printing that's the big question. now is. it do you think to see good numbers to the police when you get to home and don't conclude. that the person that i've also used. to fix a car. and said i will put you on the road to drive. through i have to find. something to motivate you to perceive you so some of the to. go to shows. because that will probably be. the usual usual group of those who. want to push for the supreme. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by strong person of those. who dares thinks. weak deer to ask. well. cold fish assume it's a new app and it's introdu

look, people are on the streets the of tucson, arizona, saw this recently, and that video is now going big time, and maybe we should say pig-time on social media. we are told that this is a javelina and boar, but a javelina is a boa. >> that is looking like a video game. >> and coming up to corner four, and the javelina is past the gate. and he is going around. >> and you missed the calling. >> well, i'm working. so, look, the san jose girl is being honored as a hero on national television today. you might remember the story. >> yes, berlin munoz gomez woke up to look for the elf on the shelf and found black smoke and woke up the family and urged them to get out. she speaks to kelly clarkson about what to do if you see black smoke. >> they say that if you see fire go to the nearest exit. >> i love that you learned that from the tv show, and they say that kids should not watch television, but you saved lives watching television. >> good for her, and you can watch the full interview on "the kelly clarkson show." it should be fun. >> yes, and getting out and do anything should be fun toda

tucson the 2nd year was worth it for me to come to germany. and got my license to work as a swimming instructor. are now married to children coming to the us described. what's your story take part charity on info migrants dot. the new corona virus has shaken global financial markets countless businesses are in jeopardy but the large scale shutdowns of factories and flight cancellations have an upside for the planet as shop reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of course that's only temporary and that's why the european union is working on implementing a new green deal with the aim of becoming the 1st climate neutral continent by 2050 and it's opening up a host of opportunities for all sorts of what one might call green dealings a carbon neutral e.u. too bad europe did away with so much of its forests long ago today we know that trees are important for soaking up c o 2 so it seems crazy that the forestation is rampant in places like brazil and indonesia some of the most beautiful places in the world maybe all is not lost though let me introduce

be sure to tune in next weekend for our two day live coverage of the tucson festival of books on book tv on c-span2. a state dinner at the white house. vice president and mrs. lyndon johnson are among those who joined the president and honoring his imperial majesty and the empress. >> on american history tv, the 1962 film "from alliance." and firstjohn kennedy lady jacqueline kennedy. >> i speak on behalf of all of my fellow americans and welcoming you to the united states. the interest of both of us is the same. to maintain my freedom, to maintain our peace, and to provide a better life for our people. >> real america, sunday at 4:00 eastern on american history tv. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, conservative activist vernon robinson discusses his book. then we will talk about campaign 2020 and the democratic primary contest with bill press. washingtonn's journal, live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. ♪ on tuesday, treasury secretary steven mnuchin testified before the house ways

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to go to a short break but i'm coming aboard live in austin texas flagstaff and tucson arizona and new york city tickets and details of redacted tour dot com and part of my tour for my new book bullet points and punch lines grab a copy and leave camp book dot com i'll be right back a lot. of financial times today with the money laundering 1st to this is just this is just me this is. this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set of primitives. something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands or do we do all these banks are complicit in there we just have to say ok i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got home got a nice watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again you know what money laundering is highly illegal here for a bunch of guys record. the point is should we actually be charging for it because this is when we charge for things is because it's been a benefit to the person who's buying it and that's the audiology to education about 30 or 40 years ago but the

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aleem maqbool reports from tucson, arizona. this mobile clinic really is just a drop in the ocean.illions of americans who can't access healthcare. i have not seen any evidence that anything is going to be different with the coronavirus. for years and decades, we have been 0k as a society knowing that there are so society knowing that there are so many in our community who are uninsured or underinsured. and we have been 0k and we are going to pay the public health price because these individuals without access to garage going to get sicker, are going to spread the disease more frequently, because they are not getting access to care, getting isolated, diagnosed and treated. even americans who do have insurance often don't seek help because of the additional costs involved. we were getting sick a lot and taking my children to see their paediatrician, it is like $100 each visit. just for a check. and then to tell them, offer them to tell me, no, but they can't prescribe anything, that it is just can't prescribe anything, that it isjust a can't prescribe anything, that it is just a vir

shoot in order to russian standards you set your state my pump in afghanistan on an unannounced visit tucson salvage a deal with the taliban he held talks with president ashraf ghani in the capital kabul this comes as the 1st direct talks between the afghan government and the taliban taken place on exchanging prisoners last month the group signed a deal with the u.s. in qatar aimed at ending the conflict of victoria front and who's a professor of peace studies at american university of afghanistan says success will depend on the unification of the country. the next step from here is to force the tiny band the romneys by the united states of $5000.00 prisoners by the afghan government so that would be one step and then of course remains a big issue which is the university you need to so we off the government itself so the next steps are going to be for all the parties to speak with one another and to discuss on the way forward but of course the most important question in the violence used the unity of the afghan government i am told that a deal is imminent and that person to have been spoken

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defense systems intercepted 2 ballistic missiles that were targeting riyadh in the southern city of tucson. in india the world's biggest lockdown is having a huge impact upon millions of workers after losing their jobs many have packed boston train stations to return to the home states and that's raising fears that the corona virus could spread faster i was 0 dollars with for autumn reports from new delhi. exodus that hasn't been feedin india in decades. thousands of migrant workers are on the move most of them on foot. among them. was walking 650 kilometers through the state of the art of the clothing shop at which he worked as a tailor with closed before this out on whatever we are taking all of the precautions that the government told us to we wash our hands use sanitizer we have masks don't talk to people and keep a distance but what about the government's responsibility to watch us at least we'll have something to eat and drink at harm. there are 120000000 migrant workers in india many of whom a daily wage earners. after this is a shot many like him could no longer afford to pay rent

the bbc‘s aleem maqbool reports from tucson in arizona.ng to help at least a few of the many millions of americans who can't access healthcare. i have not seen over any evidence of anything thatis over any evidence of anything that is going to be different with the coronavirus. for yea rs, with the coronavirus. for years, and decades, we went 0k asa years, and decades, we went 0k as a society knowing that there was someone in the community he was someone in the community he was uninsured or underinsured and we been 0k. and we going to pay the public health price because these individuals without access to care are going to get sicker, i going to spread the disease more frequently because they're not getting care, not isolating and getting care, not isolating and getting diagnosed and treated. even americans who do have insurance and don't seek help don't because of the additional costs involved. taking my kids to the paediatrician is $100 each as just to the paediatrician is $100 each asjust for a to the paediatrician is $100 each as just

this weekend on book tv, and be sure to tune in next weekend for our two-day live coverage of the tucson festival of books, on book tv, on c-span 2. >>> a senate panel is investigating the vetting process for international military students. the review was ordered after a saudi student shot and killed three servicemembers at a naval base in pensacola, florida, in december. this senate armed services subcommittee hearing is shared by senator joni ers -- is chaired by senator joni ernst of iowa. >> very good. very good. okay. good morning, everyone. we will call this subcommittee on emerging threats and capabilities to order, and the subcommittee on emerging threats and capabilities meets today to receive testimony on the department of defense review of the december 6th, 2019, insider attack on naval air station pensacola in which three u.s. servicemembers tragically lost their lives and eight more suffered injuries. it is critical that we learn from the attack, understand the threat, and take the necessary steps to ensure the protection of our servicemen and women going forward. i would l

enter income -- and tune in for our coverage of the tucson festival of books. on q and a, thank you wallace kennedy, daughter of george wallace, talks about her father' career ands what inspired her to write her book. sonn 1996 we took our young to the martin luther king museum historical site in atlanta. and we went to his church and his grave and we went over to the museum. it was being newly constructed at that time. and we were going -- we came to the exhibit, alabama exhibit. showed the bridge, the bombed church, fire hoses and dogs, birmingham and george wallace standing in the schoolhouse door. said, looked up at me and he was so sad. why did poppa do those things to other people? and it broke my heart and i said, poppa never told me what you did those things to other people -- why he did those things to other people. but i know it was wrong. it will be up to you and me to help make things right. qnouncer 1: watch on c-span's and a. the countyrts heads and city health officials. he discusses the coronavirus outbreak at the washington national press club

and i was exhausted and i know one thing chicago is not albuquerque or tucson. but the other thing that i know third terms are snake one - - snakebite bloomberg was not great mayor koch governor cuom cuomo, there is one --dash the mistakes roosevelt makes so somebody asked me at the end of the day you never bring disrespect to the name. i spent 25 years in public life one thing i have never done is hired a lawyer. i got close a couple times but i never hired a lawyer. [laughter] that was delayed it was self-evident i realized that i knew enough about myself and the truth is in the third term you are not as good as you thank you are your staff is as tired as you are you will make a mistake and accomplish a lot of what i wanted to do it was hard conversation because i love the city and i love the job. >> did your family want you to stop? >> it was divided. >> how did you manage the stress on the family? >> 90 percent goes to amy. she kept the house, the family, family, and the kids they were in a place of love. it is interesting. [applause] we set up a rule when i

this spring we planned on being live from the tucson book festival and on attending the virginia festivalhe book ends charlottesville, both of these festivals have been canceled due to the coronavirus. the national book critics circle of wards has also been postponed for a later date and los angeles times festival of books originally set for april has been rescheduled for october. to watch any of our previous festival coverage click the book fairs tab on our website booktv.org. >> recently on our weekly author interview program "after words" the american enterprise Ãbon the threats the u.s. faces from china. >> given your own experience in congress and in american politics, what do you think are some of the changes we need to make domestically to make sure we do have the resources to compete with china? >> that's part of why i wrote the chapter it is in china's fault because a lot of what has to be done is not china. when you have six schools in baltimore in which last year not a single student in six schools not a single student could pass the state math and writing exam. you have a cris

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the lawsuit arose from conditions in the tucson sector revealing that cdp detained migrants for more than 48 hours without beds, showers, or adequate food, water or medical assessments. that's unacceptable when migrants and detainees have been substandard and inhumane conditions in cbp centers. we have to remember that people who are detained are just that, people, like you and i and all of us. the difference is by the whims of fate, they were born into more unfortunate circumstances than those of you who have the privilege of living in the united states. so my question is, are you currently aware of other cbp detention facilities that mirror the conditions in the facility that was declared unconstitutional? and given the outcome of this lawsuit, will you commit to re-examining conditions of all cbp detention centers and the treatment of all detainees? and how do you intend to ensure full compliance with the terms of the injunction and how will it affect operations and treatment of migrants in other sectors. >> first of all, i think it's important. i appreciate you up front because y

. >> word of lazarus's arrest traveled fast to tucson where detective nuttall was standing by to deliverto the rasmussen family. tell me what you said. >> you were rights, you folks were right. i apologized that it took us over two decades to give them that closure. >> feel better? >> the most gratifying moment of my career. >> i was extremely happy. i said i feel like i knew it all along. >> back in l.a. the lazarus family also got the news. >> well, it was numbing. >> i'm guessing that one of the things that you said or thought was they got it wrong somehow, this is a mistake. some error has been made here. >> yeah. ful this is going to be cleared up by the end of the day. >> yeah. >> didn't happen. >> didn't happen. >> stephanie lazarus didn't go home that day after her arrest. bail was set at $10 million, much higher than most murder cases. the judge considered her a flight risk citing the strong case against her and for the lapd it was a bittersweet day. a 23-year-old cold case they believed had finally been cracked but the prime suspect worked right beside them. for the rasmussen f

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a lawsuit arose from conditions in the tucson sector. frequently detained migrants for more than 48 hours without beds, showers are adequate food, water or medical assessments. that is unacceptable. subject to substandard and inhumane conditions. we do have to remember that people that are detained are just that. people like you and i and all of us. the differences by the whims of fate they were born into more unfortunate circumstances than those of us that have the privilege of living in the united states. are you currently aware of other facilities that mirror the conditions in the facility that was declared unconstitutional? given the outcome, will you commit to re-examining conditions of all centers and the treatment of detainees? have you ensured full compliance of this conjunction and how will it affect operations and treatments of migrants and other sectors? >> first of all, i think it is very important. i appreciate you upfront. you are right. we are not always in agreement. >> i'm not saying i don't, i am saying i'm sure you don