so definitely more serious. >> after the war, nick returned to tucson and settle down.rried and had a son, nicolas junior. and well nick loved being a father the marriage did not last. >> it hurt him for many years, he told me he would never get married again. >> actually he did, but that marriage did not work out either, and nick focused on work. starting as an aircraft mechanic, he quickly rose to director of maintenance, that what was then moran aerospace. >> that's the fastest i saw anybody move up through the ranks. >> bob welch was a client who brought aircraft here for service. >> he was not a purse, a people person. >> within the walls of the job, nick was tougher than an irs audit. and every bit is unforgiving. but at the same time, he was not devious or sneaky, nick morales, would stab you in the front. >> he didn't know how to approach people and have a conversation about how maybe you could do it this way and not this way. >> you're doing it wrong, start doing it right. >> and if you're doing it, wrong go home. >> and he was, hired at least this is what he t

elsewhere in border patrol's tucson, arizona sector.is convicted child rapist. he was previously convicted of raping a child in washington state and, again, in tucson sector, agents made this large fentanyl bust arresting a mexican national who was smuggling $85,000 worth of these fentanyl clothes under his clothes while on a shuttle to tucson. today in fort worth texas governor greg abbott held a round table on the fentanyl crisis. one of the primary reasons he has deployed so many texas troopers and national guard soldiers to the border. >> those efforts are needed to make sure that texas is doing everything we can to prevent deadly fentanyl from coming into our state. >> and, bret, texas dps tells me since the start of operation lone star last year, their troopers have seized nearly 120s the state. that is equivalent to 269 million lethal doses. we'll send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin along the border. bill, thank you. up next, is russia really pushing back or pulling back from the brink of invasion? we'll discuss that with

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arizona completing the first fully autonomous road on between phoenix and tucson. with that transportation system and those who face barriers to transportation enhancing vehicle safety reducing crashes and increasing productivity and at the same time to recognize that has the potential to alter the workforce to keep as many people employed as possible. is important for this committee in all of those for the witnesses today to have a seat at the table so my first question is for the vice chair. and i know firsthand at the local level to foster innovation. >> and to pilot we went to see partnerships with cities that have more testing and workplaces and provide more data and working to have autonomous vehicles their own safety standards. >> and your testimony calls for federal leadership for those surrounding av. and then to facilitate. >> thank you for that question. in iowa we have a public-private multisector provision for avn create a space for this city iowa automated transportation council. and then to replicate these types of engagements at the level to have a

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then also in tucson sector a huge fentanyl bust.n national who was smuggling these fentanyl pills under his clothes while on a shuttle bus heading to the tucson area. the pills had a street value of $85,000. the case now being handled by the d.e.a. we know how bad the fentanyl problem is now. again out of tucson, arizona sector pull up the mug shot. a convicted child rapist that they arrested. records check revealed he was previously convicted of rape in a child out of pacific county, washington you mentioned how busy the del rio sector is. the numbers are triple last year. they had 3400 migrant arrests over this weekend and just this morning they arrested two more sex offenders. send it back to you. >> dana: thank you, bill. >> bill: it's only tuesday. a judge will dismiss palin's defamation suit even though the jury is still deliberating. her legal team did not prove the case. i think this was an example of very unfortunate editorializing on the part of the time. the law sets a high standard for actual malice. the court finds that

that vladimir putin can still be persuaded to step back from the brink of war and t w's mikaela, tucson. now with a key takeaways from the security conference in munich, vladimir putin is choosing accent over words on the border with ukraine. having just announced an extension of maneuvers in bella, bruce, there are a lot of question marks. what the next was the next days and weeks will bring in terms of destabilization here on the european continent and what the west response will be. but one thing is for sure, the traditional west nato, its allies, the european union are unified, holistically, but also sending a clear signal to ukraine. that yes, there is solidarity, but no european or nato soldiers will defend ukraine's sovereignty when it comes down to it. and he has a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. britain's queen elizabeth has tested positive for koby 19. buckingham palace says the monarch has mild cold like symptoms and will continue with light duties of the coming week. the queen met with her son prince charles, just days before he teste

also in border patrol tucson, arizona sector, a big fentanyl bust.pping a mexican national who had the fentanyl pills on him, he was smuggling them under his clothes while he was on public transit heading to the tucson area. those pills worth an estimated $85,000 on the street. d.e.a. phoenix handling that case, possibly a lifesaving bust there. and this mug shot here, also in tucson sector once again, this convicted child rapist arrested by border patrol agents over the weekend after he crossed illegally into arizona. they ran a record on his name, they found out he was previously convicted of rape with a child out of pacific county, washington, and back out here live, you mention how busy the del rio sector was. over super bowl weekend, 3,400 apprehensions of migrants, and two sex offenders, and some people from nicaragua today. >> john: tom, latest news, 19 members of congress have sent a letter to the d.h.s. secretary voicing concerns about illegal migrants being released into communities across the united states without the communities knowing w

apparently, their plans are to air it in tucson and phoenix during the super bowl.hat's a very expensive buy. with one thing we are talking about it and him jim layman, who is the person running that ad. it remains to be seen. there are a whom lot of people in arizona rz two will not find this offensive, unfortunately. >> another senate candidate from the great commonwealth of pennsylvania tv's dr. oz is running a republican primary. his opponents say he's too hoechltd today dr. oz ran into criticism, he participated into his star. he is even kissing it. first of all, i wonder about the political advice and the medical advice with kissing the star on the hollywood walk of fame. i got bad news about what was done on that spot just like an hour before? >> no, that's exactly right. we are all talking about it here. but at the same time i think i do not know who is giving him medical advice. but the ad featuring mark kelley, i will say, that primary is a race to the right. and they are not reading what is happening in arizona they are all trying to impress trump right n

. >> reporter: tucson's mayor, re jeagina romero says breaking st law is costly. >> they could retain30 million hit. >> reporter: nearly two dozen republican-controlled states have passed laws forbidding natural gas bans. residential and commercial greenhouse gas emissions from heating and stove tops made up 13% of total u.s. emissions in 2019. >> when you have state governments that are really cutting off local government authority at the knees, that means that local governments aren't going to be able to combat climate change in the way that makes the most sense. >> reporter: protests in florida as a bill that cuts financial incentives making rooftop solar less affordable moves through the republican-controlled legislature. emails obtained by energy and policy institutes show a lobbyist for state utility company florida power & light gave republican state senator a draft bill for legislature sglgs there is no intent to put our solar industry out of business. >> reporter: two days later the utility's parent company donated $10,000 to a political committee affiliated with bradley. fou

this is out of border patrol's tucson, arizona sector, a huge drug bust.und hidden in a tire more than 200 pounds of meth. out here live, learned a gas in border patrol's tucson sector, they just posted this, they got another major meth dust. 190 pounds. significantly bigger than what you just saw. so bottom line, cartels are bringing drugs in to the country. they can't be everywhere at once though. back to you. >> martha: thanks, bill. from la jolla. my next guest is leading an effort to secure the border. congressman salazar. you listened to the report. nothing surprised you. you've been working on this issue a long time. i want to read something from the "new york post" editorial board. u.s. custom and border protection officers do next to no enforcing. there's not enough of them. so they resorted to working with with the cartels and coyotes. uncle sam has handed over control of the border to the criminals, profiting off of moving people across it. your thoughts. >> you know how embarrassing that is to my community? how embarrassing it is what i'm heari

bret, just over the last several days border patrol in arizona's tucson sector have arrested two childborder patrol arrested two ms-13 gang members. send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin at his post along the border. that. >> the panel on the huge new inflation numbers what they mean plus a few other top stories. first, beyond our borders tonight. secretary of state antony blinken says much of the century will be shaped by what happens in the indo-pacific region. blinken is meeting with officials from australia, japan and india in australia. the so-called quad nations are expected to discuss chinese aggression in the region. and the potential russian invasion of ukraine. an award-winning film director in burma has been arrested almost a year after put on a wanted list for encouraging government employees protest against military rule. arrested at his apartment. he has won multiple awards for popular feature films. also dealt with political themes including land grabbing and censorship. and the philippines is lifting a newly two year ban on foreign travelers viforts from 157 countr

war was going badly because with american money and american advisors vietnam would rise like a tucson from its ashes. yeah the right state, but he had the wrong bird. we're on city too. what was that novel about was that? it was essentially about a young. oh, let me add. let me add it it is available and if you want to get it, all you have to do is call the norwich bookstore. yes, go on. sorry jeff. the it was about a essentially about a friend of my father had a was in the south pacific after the war and he went into business in the philippines. and so the character in the book says well the same thing can happen if you go around you buy. real estate now and saigon. the united states is not going to leave and they're not going to lose and that real estate's going to go up in value and so he is in connecticut, but he tries to get his son to go into the real estate business in saigon in the middle of the war. and of course sun doesn't want to do that. he just wants to get get home and his son is kind of clueless ineffectual officer by mistake and so that's essentially what the book is

it mirrored the scene in tucson, arizona, years earlier whea man attacked a crowd in a grocery storeng lot, killing six and injuring more than a dozen others, including former democratic congresswoman gabrielle giffords. the day scalise was shot, the new york times published an editorial about the connection between rising gun violence and politics. "the link to political incitement was clear," the times wrote, tying the actions of the tucson shooter to a facebook post by palin. in it, a map showed 20 congressional districts, all represented by democrats, underneath stylized crosshairs. they were 20 seats that palin's political action committee hoped to win back in the 2010 midterm elections. but the shooter's fixation with giffords had started years earlier, according to people who knew him. and the new york times issued a correction, writing: "in fact, no such link was established." palin, the former governor of alaska and 2008 republican vice presidential nominee, sued the times for defamation. in court filings, palin's attorneys wrote: "the times should be held accountable for pu

-- this is a meth bust out of tucson, arizona.ge drug bust. this is more than 100 pounds of meth they found being smuggled inside a tire. they packed it in there. that meth with a street value of more than $200,000. keep in mind they only catch a fraction of the amount of drugs coming through the border. we'll talk about the sex offender to pull up the photo. this also out of border patrol's tucson, arizona sector. a guy they got in arizona, a mexican national. he actually had a conviction in 2005 for lewd acts with a child under the age of 14 out of the state of california. back out here live circling back to the ice report, last month on january 5 i reached out to ice and asked where is this report? they told me back on january 5th it was in final review and it should be out sometime this month. this month meaning january. here we are a week into february and that report still has not been produced to the public. send it back to you. >> dana: it must be a doozy. bill melugin, thank you. >> bill: the reason why it's so important

so this is what are the right for every nation's tucson path. a on no one was so far we have not seen and the russian diaz glacier. ah, but of course we are closely monitor on following what they're doing and her and, and if they really start to withdraw or forces that something we will welcome. ah, but that that remains to be seen and they have always moved forces back and forth. and so just that we see more mental forces. so battle thanks. lesson sir. confirm a real withdrawal or it has been the beat up and down back and forth. all the way, but the trend, the last 2 weeks or months has been as stead the increase in the russian own capabilities, sir, close to ukraine, sir. borders. ah, so russia retains the capability of her a full fledged invasion of ukraine without her any are wanting time. ah m boy, i so i think we should be careful speculating on what we see is sir betty strong. russian made her presence at the border of ukraine. but you also see a message from her moscow that they ah will give a diplomacy a chance. and then we are ready to

the issue affects certain kia sportage suvs and the k 900 sedans, santa fe and tucson suvs are also partthis recall owners are going to be notified and dealers will replace a fuse and inspect the modules to see if they need to be replaced altogether in the meantime, carmakers are advising owners to park their vehicles outside. a major shakeup now at peloton. the company's co-founder is stepping down and nearly 3,000 employees are losing their jobs. it's been a rough ride at the interactive by company in recent months. john foley came up with the idea back in 2011, but now barry mccarthy, who was cfo at spotify and netflix is now taking over as peloton ceo shares of the stock surged more than 400% in 2020 amid the lockdown. but when gyms reopened, most of those gains were wiped out. in a conference call fully acknowledge the company expanded too fast. we'll be right back. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me (friends laughing) you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! what? who? our first gigilli

the metaverse, tucson,'s -- to some, seen fantastical. these going to be huge areas of growth in the future? vijay: they have talked about $100 billion from the omniverse, metaverse. everybody is talking about this, customer service, bots in the metaverse. it is a huge software license revenue for them. ai itself is driving a lot of growth in terms of recommendations, processing. all of that is driving things for them. they are the leaders by far. the competition is nowhere close. matt: i was going to ask about the investment, as well. a lot of these chipmakers need to invest building new fabs, ramping up capacity. how much of a story is that for nvidia? vijay: they have one big boundary. they are getting a lot -- fou ndry. they are getting a lot of it from there. you will see supply improve. you are seeing the data center side especially accelerating into the rest of the year. i think the pullback is one where you can add more. matt: are chips ascendant in your view? we all talk about how demand will grow exponentially, and you look at a

this is michael from tucson, arizona. hi, jesse. how texts do you get each show?it's unbelievable and you guys are keeping it cleaner, so thank you. tucker is up next. always remember, i'm waters and this is "my world." >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. there is a lot happening in the news. here's one item that we noticed. canada canceled democracy last night and the markable thing is no one in this country seemed to notice that it happened. as justin trudeau declared marshal law in response to an entire peaceful protest. our news media barely noted that it had happened. weirdi

several different law enforcement agencies who worked together and they were able to do seven raids in tucsonin, there's going after a group of cartel members bringing fentanyl into the united states and it's something that's continuously happening. arthel: it's so sad because as we just said, a lot of people don't even know they are taking something laced with fentanyl. is this coming through china? how are the drug cartel working around this? >> the way they work around it is they are very much aware they flood one area with illegal aliens coming through, it diverts the agents to that area for one, then when they have to transport them from they will transport them to a processing center and cartel will see those areas are left unmanned in fact when they bring their product across. arthel: let me look at some stats because according to u.s. customs and border protection 2019, 2800 pounds of fentanyl was seized at the border compared to almost 4700 pounds in 2020, 11000 pounds last year. 11000 pounds last year. in the first 38 days of this year, 2700 pounds of fentanyl seized at the u.s. sou

martin, in your instances have you seen what i just described as the practices in tucson contribute to the homelessness of seniors? >> unfortunately, i have senator. the seniors in our community are some of the most vulnerable residents and they have the most difficulty. in fact, the example that i provided in my testimony of the woman that was evicted from her home, and she has a housing choice voucher and she was a senior. her sister was a senior who had dementia, and they were evicted from the home even though they never miss add rent payment. i think we need to take note of the impact this is having on seniors and on disabled residents, which is, in my experience, very commonplace. >> i have heard from arp arizona and affordable housing advocates about a disturbing rise in senior homelessness in arizona, and it's something i previously discussed in the committee and talked about here in this banking committee. no matter who you are is a life altering event, and i believe losing your home as a senior on -- losing your home no matter who you are is a life altering event, and i believ

this is michael from tucson, arizona. hi, jesse. how texts do you get each show? >> tens of thousands. tens of thousands. it's unbelievable and you guys are keeping it cleaner, so thank you. tucker is up next. always remember, i'm waters and this is "my world." >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. there is a lot happening in the news. here's one item that we noticed. canada canceled democracy last night and the markable thing is no one in this country seemed to notice that it happened. as justin trudeau declared marshal law in response to an entire peaceful protest. our news media barely noted that it had happened. weirdist of all the state department, didn't say a single word as democracy in canada ended. that's pretty weird if you think about it. canada is not some exotic faraway land with an alien culture and unintelligible language. it's not ukraine. canada is our neighbor, our trading partner. it's our closest ally on earth. our vice president grew up in canada. so did half of our comedians, actors and senators. it's the longest border in th

they just arrested this child rapist in border patrol's tucson arizona sector. they arrested him after crossing illegally they ran a record's check and found out he was convicted rape with a child in pacific county, washington and back out here live, mike, we have seen a lot this week. since monday alone in the rgv sector agents arrested 4 ms13 gang members and two other men convicted of sexual crimes against young children. we will send it back to you. mike: bell malugin doing a phenomenal job in texas, thanks a lot. we will bring you a preview of what to expect. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: we are just hours away from the biggest night in nfl football. christina coleman live in front of sofi stadium where the los angeles rams will take on the cincinnati bengals, hello, christina. christina: hey, mike, there's just so much excitement here from inglewood all over town down to the iconic santa monica pier, i was there last night. it is packed. football fans everywhere. now this is a big opportunity for the la rams to ramp up their fan base in southern california afte

hyundai santa fe and tucson.e also part of this recall owners are going to be notified and dealers will replace a fuse and inspect the modules to see if they need replacement. the meantime, the carmakers are advising owners to park their vehicles outside. >> bay area, drivers know gas prices continue to be way too high. even for here, triple a says the average price for a gallon of regular in the state of california is now $4. and $0.68 for a gallon of regular national average 3.55. so not cheap for them either. but relatively speaking, these increases, by the way, are being blamed on the switch to a summer blend of fuel tensions over ukraine and oil production concerns in the bay area. napa counties averaging 4.87 for a gallon of regular san francisco. 45 drivers contra costa county paying roughly for 72 solano county. is i guess the cheapest. but not cheap for 64 for a gallon of regular. is diving deeper into the world of payment technology. the tech giant plans to let merchants accept contactless payments usin

criminals as well this is a child rapist we can pull up the photo that they invested in the border patrol tucson his name is alejandra lopez when they arrested him after crossing arizona they ran a records check and vendor he had a previous conviction of a rape of a child out of washington. back at her live a lot of the criminal arrest all week long in the rio grande valley sector since october, dhs source tells fox news more than 16500 known got a ways does the micro ccn cameras and sensors but they just have the manpower to get to them that is concerning when you think about the criminals border patrol arresting down here. jon: bill melugin live in the way of texas. statements from the 2016 clinton campaign under new scrutiny after a federal prosecutor said they tried to infiltrate servers at trump tower and later the white house. we will discuss with byron york just ahead. (vo) america's most reliable network is going ultra! with verizon 5g ultra wideband now in many more cities so more businesses can do more. mike's bike shop! downloading up to 10 times faster. whoa! is that already... (mike

editorial that linked an advertisement from palin's political action committee and a 2011 shooting in tucson was shot. it was delayed because palin tested cost for covid-19. she had dined at a manhattan restaurant despite being unvaccinated and returned two days after revealing her covid-19 positive status. let's talk about this with the host of smerconish and cnn political commentator, michael expert con issue. sarah palin doesn't seem to be too concerned how all of this looks in court for this. so what's really going on here, michael? >> so, brianna, think about it this way. if i were to try this case on her behalf and my client were to engage in behavior you know will be deemed as offensive by at least half the prospective jurors, you would say don't go out and eat at a manhattan eatery once in clear violation of the local rules for unvaccinated diners because we will need those people on our side. you're going to make news. it's the media capital of the world. yet, she did all that. what it tells me is she expects to lose at trial. and that's okay because she is playing long ball. she is

a shuttle to the tucson area, the pills worth $85,000 on the street. case. lastly, this mug shot. border agents arrested a convicted child rapist that crossed over. he was convicted of raping a child in the state of washington. back out here live, very busy in del rio over super bowl weekend. more than 3,400 apprehensions. thanks, bell. gabby gabbard is next. what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ you had me at allison® 10-speed transmission. ♪♪ features available on gmc sierra heavy duty. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. >> reaction now. great to see you, tulsi gabbard. first off, what is your reaction of what we heard from the president, and where does that leave us with this conflict? >> president biden is not addressing the question he should address, which is "what is this going to cost us at home, and why are we doing this?" why is the pres

take a look at this photo, this is a sex predator from tucson sector.l year ended september 30th, well over four months ago and this report has not been put out to the american people. ice enforcement, first time in a decade it has not been released before the end of the calendar year. stuart: come in, senator ron johnson from wisconsin. alejandro mayorkas is supposed to be in charge of the border. do you think he should resign? >> never should have been confirmed. he's not executing the laws. this administration's policies one of open borders. they know full well. vice president harris was unlikely when you heard testimony how human traffickers sell children to create a family unit to exploit ask simon -- asylum laws. the sex trafficking, drug trafficking, overdoses, gang members coming into the country. this is an enormous they dismantled the policies of the previous administration and now 2 million people encountered. they changed it from encounters from apprehensions to encounters. what they are doing is processing and dispersing 1 million people la

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one less thing to show even pulp the mug shot this as a child rapist was caught in border patrol tucsonnd arizona agents arrested him when they rent checks on him they found out he was convicted of rape with a child out of pacific county washington back at your life that is concerning for they do arrest these criminals all along the border by dhs source telling us just here in the rio grande valley sector alone there have been more than 16000 known and got a ways. the ones used in cameras sensors but cannot get too. when you see the amount of criminals they been arresting you know insurgency there is going to be criminals mixed in that is why it is so important to try to catch these folks will send it back to you. >> bill, thank you bill, eric. >> secretary of state antony blinken has a stern warning saying u.s. response to a possible russian invasion of ukraine may spark a more aggressive military action by china against taiwan. and dependent democratic nation of taiwan considered by beijing as a breakaway providence. secretary blanck and telling bloomberg news this, the u.s. sees chin

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