border patrol's tucson sector. in these challenging times, i continue to be amazed by their daily efforts to keep our country safe, both our uniformed and professional staff have demonstrated great commitment and resiliency in this ever-changing environment. it is both humbling and an honor to lead this truly professional group of people. thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning. thank you for the opportunity to be here today on behalf of the u.s. border patrol. ms. chavez: i am gloria chavez, chief patrol agent of the rio grande valley sector, known as r.g.v. this is my 27th year of service to our country and the men and women of the u.s. border patrol. i have led in four sectors on the northern and southern borders and i completed two tours of duty at the u.s. border patrol headquarters here in washington, d.c. it covers 34,000 square miles of rural and urban land escape, 34,000 counties, 34 counties, i'm sorry, 277 border miles with mexico and 317 coastal miles along the gulf. due to its proximity to the border

there are some agents from the tucson sector that are outside the tucson sector.t's a small number. i believe it might be about 20-30 now that are going to other sectors. tucson sector in terms of personnel is a largest sector get way more agents than any other sector. so often tucson sector is utilized for things like that and then tucson sector also has the largest special operations detachment as well, which is comprised of four star. so there often used in places where we see an increase in youth migrant rescues, water rescues and the teams will be deployed as well. >> you also the largest number of known gotaways a fungus off with border. >> i believe that's del rio sector barely ahead of us. >> you guys fight next to them. >> a very significant number. >> when i look at that, i guess the question is because i've been down there many times, how many of your line agents get diverted to detention and processing? >> yes, sir. again thanks for the question. this is constant in challenge here as you know border secured operation are incredibly complex. currently a

i can't believe this is happening in tucson, arizona. >> reporter: lupita murillo has covered tucsoned from the resort. >> people kill each other for all kinds of things. >> exactly, but a car explosion at a posh resort. obviously, someone wanted to make a statement. >> so this is a powerful bomb? >> yes. >> pima county sheriff's detective detective james gamber and a alphabet soup of investigative agencies, including the fbi and atf started looking closely at the homemade bomb that had found its way to gary triano's passenger seat. >> we were able to determine that the vice was a 17 inch piece of pipe, about an inch and a half in diameter. >> reporter: the pipe was filled with explosive powder and it detonated by remote control. >> using something that is normally used to control boats, planes? >> correct. >> handheld planes? >> yes. >> reporter: investigators determined that whoever operated the remote control which probably right there in the parking lot. so the person who set off the bomb was watching gary triano get in his car? >> yes, we had every reason to believe, from the in

what i i see in the tucson sectr of my experience is no one crosses the border in the tucson sector without going through the cartels. the past, i am expanding a little bit, my career started in san diego. it wasn't uncommon to make it to the i border and then just cross and try to do the best they could. in the tucson sector everything south of the border is controlled by the cartels. >> do they try to overwhelm by illegally crossing large groups of individuals at a single time? >> yes, sir.. sso although that is very raren this tucson sector, maybe once or twice a week we will see a group of about 100 refer to a given topic group that gives up in a very remote area and when that happens, our first priority is to get to that group into sort of triage the group to determine if there's a vulnerable population in the group. .. tentially be hours from the nearest paved road. so to get the group out takes a tremendous amount of personnel which leads other areas vulnerable. >> right. as you mention it takes significant law enforcement to respond to those >> our first priority is to get to that g

asylum-seekers are fairly rare in the tucson sector about 87% of what we see do not claim.in the border patrol and myself we recognize the law or in the lie states any migrant in the nine states regardless of status has the right to apply for asylum. i would a also say it's importat to recognize the border patrol does not grant or deny any sort of reliever benefit to anyone from simply encounter the person. if theyim do make a claim of fer of the put a different pathway than someone who doesn't make aa claim part ultimately as i stated many times it's far beyond what the border patrol told us. >> thank you yelled back. the chair recognizes mr. armstrong for five minutes. >> thinking mr. chairman. i don't think some of these things are new. whenen methamphetamine first started becoming a problem in the midwest it was primarily madeal locally participate in fh houses in minnesota local law enforcement did an incredibly good job of shutting it down. but in the lawaw of unintended consequences the cartels got significantly involved in methamphetamine. they begin drafting across

first chief maudlin from the tucson sector. >> my experience in tucson sector, last year seized aboutfentanyl to give you an idea, based on the lethality, enough to kill everyone in arizona 21 times or basically half the population of the united states. >> sandra: and that, brandon, is just the tucson sector. 700 pounds of fentanyl. >> yeah, and it's crazy when you look at what the liberal talking points are. they are going to tell you all the drugs are coming through the ports of entry. they wanted to deflect what the cartels are doing with illegal immigrants or crossers. 700 pounds is more than what's getting across, we don't have the resources in the field to actually properly patrol the border and he touched on that as well. that is what is so scary about border security and why border security is so important and that's why it's got to stop being politicized. democrats have to come together with republicans to give us the proper policies, programs and operations because we could stop it. when we put the uniform on, we can do what's necessary, we just have to be able to do it. >>

and we moved to tucson in the process of writing this book. had to expose myself to a similar landscape, to the elements that i lived through when i was nine years old. that reminded me and put me back into the fear of the video in the blu-ray and dvd. susan: you talk about your parents' emotional reaction. i was just reading a story in "the new york times" in your experience recording the audiobook version of "solito." why was it so emotional for you? javier: the writing of it, i choked up certain parts. all of the expected parts felt difficult the aspect of running away from the helicopter and being in detention. the editing of it. i got to know chino and patricia, and it's almost in hindsight expected that it would move me to tears. in the reading of it, i wasn't looking at the book through an editor's lens, just observing the story. there were certain passages that i had not realized still affect me today. for example, when i talk about this teenager who dropped out of school in order to work and drive this bicycle taxi cab in a border tow

>> in my experience i will say this, tucson sector has not seen very much. i believe there may have been two last year were on the list and and i don't know what country they came from. >> are you aware that some of the terrorists that he come from hostile countries like for instance, yemen? >> i can i dicing a list of whether coming from. i just hope they are on the list. >> can you describe to us the tactics used at the southern border to evade federal agencies. >> was there are quite a few tactics. in my sector particularly which is fairly unique to tucson sector evelyn crosses his head to toe in camouflage. so a camouflage hoodie, camouflage boots of a pull on over the shoes which have carpet on the bottom of them which help then to evade tracking as well. so we try to track someone much more difficult if there's carpet on the verses that. they also get up into incredibly high elevations, so the get eight, 9000 feet up into the mounds to avoid detection. >> because we don't have an official number of gotaways is a possible there could be more terrorists

citizen from tucson who did it for the money.g loads in one night. lastly fentanyl a major issue as well. look at these images. cbp officers at the port of entry in nogales seizing 195,000 fentanyl pills as well as two pounds of pure fentanyl powder. that was hidden in a vehicle there. not far away from where we are now. house speaker kevin mccarthy and gop delegation will be here later on this afternoon. we'll be here for that and you can expect fentanyl will be one of the topics of conversation for them. >> dana: incredible picture behind you as well. >> bill: arizona congressman knows the border firsthand. his district represents a portion of it where bill is located there and joins me now. good morning to you. i met your sheriff in person the day after the super bowl. here he is on what's happening in cochise. you have 130,000 people in the county. the county seat is the population of 5,000 and the cartels are the biggest employer. >> one of the biggest employers down there. 1500 people plus we've arrested in our county, u.s.

here with the song "tucson too late," jordan davis!ing i can save us just a mirage ♪ ♪ i was burning up the highway kept getting longer ♪ ♪ every turn of these tires just kept getting goner the sky was showing no signs of rain ♪ ♪ ain't nothing delaying that plane ♪ ♪ i'm racing through the desert thinking i can catch her ♪ ♪ but losing ground in this chevrolet ♪ ♪ that 747 somewhere between here to heaven ♪ ♪ and heaven knows i let her slip away i showed up and she's gone ♪ ♪ guess i got to tucson too late ♪ ♪ ♪ i wonder if she sat there stirring vodka with a straw was she counting down the seconds ♪ ♪ or maybe having second thoughts and was moving on made up in her mind ♪ ♪ would she have changed it if she knew that i was racing through the desert ♪ ♪ just thinking i can catch her but losing ground in this chevrolet ♪ ♪ that 747 somewhere between here and heaven and heaven knows i let her slip away ♪ ♪ showed up and she's gone yes i got to tucson too late now she's on some silver wings flying ♪ ♪ and me i'm on the bad side of good ti

what did you learn in tucson this trip? >> well again, picture is worth a thousand words.ics, we hear them all over the news, we hear them within our communities, the concerns that people have. but until you can come to the border and you can see first-hand what first responders are dealing with, what business leaders are dealing with, you know, what elected officials are dealing with. i was a former mayor. you have to be on all the time to hear what your community is asking. i can tell you this, there is desperation and frustration in their voices about not getting eyes from this administration to really recognize what the cartels are doing to these communities right on the borders. and how that affects them. somebody like myself representing oregon's fifth district, bill, in oregon this last year we had our largest fentanyl drug bust in oregon history. 150,000 pills. enough powder to kill 4.5 million people. that's larger than the size of oregon. that's why it is concerning for somebody like myself to be with my freshman colleagues, to be with the speaker to come down an

tucson or excuse me. tucson had a lot of blowing dust and there was a lot of activity. flagstaff also had snow overnight. i mean, it was an active system. we had the hail reports that system that was long gone next system. what this is going to do is going to go right down the capital do this will come down and then we'll go like that. and then it'll miss us that will be on friday, enough of a breeze. napa airport northwest 18. oakland north wind fairfield north at 23. yeah sfo north wind. hayward, northeast san jose northwest. that's what's preventing us from getting colder than these temperatures cold enough, but thirties forties tomorrow will be colder by far there's just no way around it. there are some twenties up in mendocino county, lake county. but i mean napa 46 almost 43 30, though in fairfax and some of 32 ross 33 28 point reyes station, so if you're in a wind protected area, yes, it's cold. if not, it's being held up. 10 and truckee 29 uk to 39 in sacramento and even monterey at 34, but all systems go for so windy pattern, but it will be sunny today morning.

his father drove as but in tucson, arizona -- drove a bus in tucson, arizona. just a true american story as well. yesterday i had a meeting with the president. i got to see the president again this morning. he said it was a good meeting as well. no predetermined idea buzz we're going -- ideas but we're going to meet again about the debt ceiling understand and ways we can -- and ways we can find ways for savings and put ourselves on a path to balance. i think that's very important. if you look at any of the latest poll, 74% of americans believe there has to be some savings in what we're spending. we're at 120% of g.d.p. meaning our debt is larger than our economy. one of the greatest threats we have to this nation. and when i look at it, if you look at just the last 12 years in congress, republicans controlled eight years of that, democrats controlled four. in the last four years that the democrats controlled, they increased discretionary spending by 30%. more than $400 billion. we had control of that for twice as long. discretionary spending during those eight

> they will be seeing a part of the border that is much different than anywhere else, this is the tucson area zone or center known for its got away and put criminals. look at these images, border patrol arrested some of these evaders. almost all people they arrested our single adult men wearing camouflage looking to sneak into the united states. since october 1st border patrol says they have arrested more than 55,000 of these single adult men and the tucson sector, reporting almost everybody they catch here flees from their agents or tries to fight with them. nobody crosses without paying the cartel. many people are previously deported felons. look at these two mugshots, two felons they arrested in this sector, one is a guatemalan national with a previous conviction for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon out of the state of texas, the other is a mexican national with a previous conviction for felony assault by strangulation in the state of north carolina, human smuggling also a major issue here. look at this video, embedded with the local sheriff's department in cochise county as th

border patrol in the tucson arizona sector, they recently arrested two convicted felons who they found0 miles inland from the southern border. shows how far some of these guys are able to get for border patrol to catch up to them. stuart: great reporting, thank you. dhs secretary alejandra mayorkas was hit with new impeachment articles of impeachment over his handling of the border crisis. watch this. >> we have a public official violated public trust and there's nobody who typifies that more in my opinion than secretary alejandra mayorkas. stuart: that was andy biggs as you saw. the sheriff of cho cheese -- cochise county, arizona, i want you to describe in every day terms what is it like living on the border? >> thanks for having me. what bill is showing to you in texas is similar to what we having cochise county, we are part of the tucson sector. we don't get the give ups when they come to us to give up. we had a media team with us two nights ago, 15 different incidents of smuggling, people stuffing cars and we are seeing the same thing, single male adults, 20, 30, 90% of what we fo

both sex offenders just arrested in the tucson, arizona sector. we'll take you to where we are in the rio grande valley. look at the video. we embedded with texas dps troopers as they go into the brush looking for evaders, runners, the people not willing to turn themselves in. they are not asylum seekers but looking to slip past law enforcement. they arrest groups. you see a ladder in a pickup truck. they seized it that the illegal immigrants were using to climb over the levy wall. keep if mind this is texas law enforcement. texas dps trooper, highway patrol. they aren't supposed to be working with border patrol. because of operation lone star they have to do this. guys supposed to be on the highways writing speeding tickets not looking for illegal immigrants in the brush. governor abbott called them into service to help out border patrol. we'll take you out to arizona. series of major fentanyl busts. half a million fentanyl pills seized in the last seven days by cbp at the port of entry. six different loads smuggled in all sorts of ways, bumpers,

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house members, freshmen members of congress getting a tour of the tucson sector for border patrol.got an aerial tour up in helicopter earlier today. this tucson sector is greater than any other part of the border. evaders, criminals and got-aways. it's got remote rugged desert all over the place. this tucson sector has the most known got-aways of anywhere on the southern border last year than more than 175,000. we will show you the kind of people crossing here. lastly, take a look at these images, border patrol in this sector report almost everybody they apprehend is a single adult man dressed in camouflage, sometimes wearing carpet shoes to mask their footprints in the sand. almost everyone here is trying to get away. they are not turning themselves in. and the border patrol sector chief here just testified before congress that a lot of the guys they catch here will often run away, try to fight their agents or sometimes they're frequently, previously deported felons. and listen to this stat. just since october, border patrol in this sector has already arrested more than 55,000 of

in tucson where i work, what we're seeing is just complete and total chaos. we're seeing got-aways that we would have never dreamed of before. we're seeing people in camouflage that are running from us. we're seeing vehicle pursuits that we've never seen before. it's nothing but chaos and could be fixed tomorrow. and that's what is frustrating to every single person that follows this issue. knowing that this could be fixed, knowing the president could have fixed this when he first came in to us a, that he can fix it now and he continues to deflect, blame other people, saying he wants immigration reform. all that means is amnesty for all of those people that violate our laws and cross illegally. he wants to get them legalization. if he doesn't get that, he's not going to do anything. that's wrong. it doesn't serve the american people and it's going to continue the chaos that we see. >> neil: the frustration must be palpable among your men and women and beyond to border patrol agents in general. we have learned at first homeland security secretary mayorkas woul

now, all of this comes as the border patrol chief of the tucson sector, john modlin is set to appearjust a few hours before the house oversight committee alongside gloria chavez the chief of the rgv sector. first time we have heard from sector chief since the border crisis began two years ago. meanwhile over in texas. governor greg abbott posting a picture to twitter, video, actually, of more border wall being constructed as a state effort to try to supplement what he sees as a lack of federal resources along his border. now, that wall section, you are looking at, is being constructed in the rgv sector. perhaps that will come up in the hearing with chief chavez today in the more than 10 years that i have covered the border guys, every agent has told me they need three things to keep things under control. manpower, technology, and infrastructure that wall obviously infrastructure. see what happens. the hearing starts at 10:00 a.m. brian, ainsley, and steve. >> steve: we will cover it. >> ainsley: i read an article in "newsweek" george allen kelly the man griff was talking about the 73

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. >> residence evacuating with a shelter in place with acid spill against tucson.ruck tanker which rolled on its side for this liquid nitro acid peer residents across the city directed to turn off their air conditioning to avoid breathing in the chemical. arizona authorities warning person of interest remain closed in both directions this morning. evacuees are still in the dark when we will be able to return home. following the crisis in east palestine ohio as the city plans with a town whole tonight of a toxic chemical train disaster. yesterday fox news fox news questioned officials on the safety of ohio and the return home. >> look i would be drinking the bottled water in continuing to find out what the test are showing as far as the year. >> we have no indication the supply is not safe, however, we do have testing that is pending. i think it is a relatively easy thing to do to use bottled water for a short window of time. >> but residents are raising more health concerns saying they are experiencing symptoms from the toxics, listen. >> as soon as we go to the oh

>> residents in pima county evacuating or sheltering in place following that acid spill in south tucsonn its side releasing this nitric acid. residents in the city now being directed to turn off their air conditioning a void breathing in the chemical. authorities warning a portion of the interstate 10 will reremain closed which morning. still in the dark about when they will be able to return home comes following the crisis in east splin ohio. following the train disaster. the safety of ohioans who have returned home. listen. >> are look, i think that i would be drinking the bottled water and i would be continuing to many find out what the tests were showing as far as the air. >> we have no indication that the municipal water supply is not safe, however, we do have testing that is pending and i think it's a relatively easy thing to do to use bottled water for a short window of time. >> but we spoke with residents who evacuated east palestine and they say their symptoms are bad enough that they're debating even going back for the town hall tonight. >> last night i had my lips were turnin

one testified saying just tucson sector seized 700 pounds of fentanyl, do you think biden will take this information and put to good use to try to stop this infiltration of drugs across the border? >> tom: no. the president talked about fentanyl, he is talking about putting more equipment at port of entry. they are pushing more fentanyl goes through the port of entry, which is think wrong. most fentanyl comes between ports of entry, he has to admit the border is out of control and cartel issic taking advantage of it. lie to the american people. the reason so much fentanyl is coming into this country and killing 100,000 americans 80% of border patrol has been taken off the line to process this surge. take 80% of border guards off the border, cartels see an opportunity to move fentanyl across, move criminals across, move no one suspected terrorists across. the border is wide open and he caused it intentionally. >> ashley: an arizona man being held on 1 million bond and facing murders charges for allegedly shooting and killing a mexican citizen illegally trespassing on his land. your though

here is the chief patrol agent, your employee for the tucson sector. take a look. >> in the tucson sector, interviewing people post arrest, what became the most common response was that they believed that when the adadministration d that the law changed and policy changed and that there was an open border. >> migrants believe there's an open border. >> chris, have you heard some of our political leaders speak about the border and communicate that the border is open? i don't think the more than 1.5 million people who have been removed or expelled from the border would consider the border open. but political leaders communicate that the border is open. that is music to the smuggler's ears and the smugglers themselves spread -- >> wait, wait, wait, you're going to blame this on republican critics. >> absolutely not. >> you're not saying the ad minute station and policies that remain in mexico are title 42 or stopping construction of the wall had no impact? >> chris, that's not what i said. i'm just -- i'm just citing for you a few things and please, allow

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and i certainly know. >> i don't have enough agents within within tucson sector to deal with the flow that we're dealing with. >> law enforcement tells us they don't really see an end in sight. and they tell us that they believe it's going to take legitimate policy change to serve as a deterrence in order to stop migrants from simply just changing where they cross. >> robert sherman reporting for us this morning. it's 9.52. we'll take a quick break 9.52. we'll take a quick break and be right back. when a truck hit my car, 9.52. we'll take a quick break athe insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> we're back 9.54. on the clock. and as we're wrapping things up here on the kron, 4 morning news, we can't go without first checking upstairs with olivia horton. find out what's coming up today. >> live in the bay. good morning, olivia. >> good morning, james. happy wednesday, everybody.

. >>> in tucson, arizona state versus arizona. the free-throw puts arizona up two three seconds left. desmond cambridge. calvin cambridge walk off. sun devils pull off the stunner. >>> golf, third round of the honda classic in palm beach, florida. this is rookie akshe batsia. found trouble in the mud on 15. takesa hack at it. no shoes, no shirt, no service. second try. and that's pretty nice shot there. not bad. but, hopefully, he has a spare change of clothes. as for the field, chris kirk. a birdie an 18. your 54 hole leader at 13 under. but back to batia. we got to ask. how did you get out of the mud? >> i felt nasty to say the least. thankfullymy girlfriend brought me a change of clothes. didn't matter. because i got mud on my new pants. so yeah. it was an interesting one to say the least. >> and a big game in spokane. highlights of that tonight. >> it is almost time for march madness. >> and you know where you can see that? >> huh? >> keep it here dialed in the entire month of march. >> thanks so much charlie. >>> when we come

yeah but it's like in tucson, arizona, so you know, kind of strange right?ight, so more on that. and our local forecast. yeah that's all i got. and we had a little pictures, but what we did. have today was temperatures that warmed up. over yesterday. yesterday we had the big plummet in numbers. today we increased the good 5 to 7 degrees. tomorrow temperatures will be in the low sixties again and then we'll warm up a little bit. it's not a big warmup, big heat way, but it's certainly warmer than the low fifties that we saw yesterday. so back into the sixties beautiful shot. i love it when salesforce gets the sun hitting it this time of night, you can see up, i think that's lawrence livermore up there, right? at the top that i think that's where that is a past strawberry canyon, but anyway when the lights shine off the buildings at night, especially sales versus beautiful, there's the freeze warning frost advisory. it's very similar to what we saw last night but just doesn't include san jose. it was cold last night, but mike and i both agree that it's uh it wa

. >> border patrol tucson arizona sector known for its invaders, criminals and got a ways.than 55000 single adult men have been caught crossing illegally there since october 1. in recent days tucson sector agents have made multiple smuggling bus and have arrested several pedophiles sticking across the border border patrol sector chief testified before congress this week. >> most run from inmate fight our agents to avoid apprehension. many are previously deported felons who know they are inadmissible to the united states and many pose a serious threat to our communities. >> arizona another series of major functional bus with officers at the port of entry seizing almost half a million internal pills and six smuggling loads over a one-week span. the arizona border saw over 570,000 migrant encounters in fiscal year 2022. with the yuma sector reporting their highest total ever. and arizona governor katie hobbs has continued the practice of busing migrants to other cities around the country. in texas, human smuggling remains rampant texas dps -- camp shows a large group of illega

what i deal with at the tucson center is we deal with the god of ways, those people you hear about. that's in our county. these are people dressed in camouflage close, shoes and backpacks like this. their litter and i just picked these up sunday and this is what i see every day. this is the sign of somebody trying to come in undetected and illegally into this country. the problem is that we are allowing the weak policies we have in place on the national level and the lack of fortitude to secure our border has created an opportunity for the cartels. not only do we deal with the criminal element but that humanitarian element. every summer we spend our resources, it's a drain on my resources. my canines are dedicated solely introduction. we had 10 infants yesterday alone one of them on 911 call . we had a gentleman we had to go find the cartel left for dead by you or so ago and when we found him he was laying under a tree, we had to get him three bags to bring him back and when we were doing that there were seven more 911 calls from left behind smugglers. the people are being tricked a

nation today the irony of fate or with a slight mania there are different putin touched the cone dummy tucsonm for 100 rubles and how russia continues and 30 flew byraktar news thanks to zelensky's trip to europe is huge changes in long-range missiles and airplanes, but this is not the main thing, the main thing is that he turns out to be something, but we understand everything very well . the feeling that soon we will hear not only about ziga, but also that zelensky quietly bowed to the satans. it is funny that the fascists accuse us of fascism, because we know who is called what, who is called like that at the same time. together, the guys checked how things are going, but not in russia. in someone more important, the cones bunker visited the main military enterprise of russia, elisopol workshop. they don't spoil the mood, i wonder what botox was thinking in his head at that very moment, this is the first time i see so much of something other than money, and how can this be done in the offensive of the armed forces under the caterpillars of the leopard and gooseberry it is possible to inser

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the figure unveiled today in new york city at adam tucson museum. there. the madame tussauds in orlando is already making plans to create a wax figure of rihanna wearing her super bowl 2023 outfit excitement for the big game is drawing. we're talking about the puppy bowl. competing dogs are gearing up for the big match, including. >> nancy and max are on team ruff before the 2 found their forever homes. here are rescues with a nonprofit called compassion kind foundation. we do a lot of disaster work throughout the caribbean and the united states rescuing animals in need. >> we also do a lot of shelter pulls local owner surrenders. >> now in its 19th year, the puppy bowl will feature more than 100 dogs kitty halftime show. plus, a puppy cheer squad. during the show viewers will meet adoptable pets from all over the country. they're all really, really cute. yeah, they do pretty well with that. alright, look at this. a cute little sports fan. getting ready for the weekend's big game. >> this is rose. the armadillo picking up there and climbing into a her of l

well, joining us live from tucson, arizona is alex miller. she is director of the immigration justice campaign. thank you very much for being on this news. our 5th off, can you just give us an idea of the major issues that you see with this proposed plan? well, i mean to begin with just another sat in the face or a se, earth place so many other restrictions been the 2019 transit manny just mentioned. and 3 years at reception under i'm title $42.00 related to covered 90. anything that restricts access to asylum based on how you entered the united states or be somebody's island before or renee, is this wrong? technically, how would this work if it was actually put into place a minute? everyone's got it. does everyone that's run across the board actually have a phone to download the app and then what sort of delay could be a b, a for people being processed through that application? yes, it's bound to be incredibly complicated. p b, p one. the app that is currently being used to schedule exemptions to title party to was likely be the at that and

. >> live sunday from the tucson festival of books -- investigative journalisje begin will be our -- gwynn will be our guest on "in depth" on the history of outlaws. he wrote books about bonnie an clyde, charles manson, and the mexicaboer war as well as the latest book about "waco", about the 51-day standoff between the government and the david goresh. in depth live this sunday a noon eastern on "book tv" on c-span2. >> president biden and vice president harris marked black history month during an event at the white house. the president highlighted the contributions of african-americans to the united states and pointed to his administration's ongoing efforts to combat racism. >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states accompanied by the vice president of the united states and duane portis jr. >> >> hello. [laughter] . my name is duwayne portis, jr. i am a senior from the south side of chicago. [applause] i play basketball and volleyball, play percussion in band and a screen writer while keeping up with my 4.0 g.p.a. two weeks ago, my classmates were invited to a scre

in tucson, arizona state versus arizona, the free-throw puts arizona up two with three seconds left. last chance for asu. had the shoes on. sun devils pull off the stunner. 89-88 the final. another crazy finish in the acc. miami led. they needed this three to retake a two-point lead. onions. time th matthew cleveland at the buzzer. and the seminoles spoil the party in south beach. florida state upsets a really good miami team. 85-84 the final. again, two wes from tomorrow, selection sunday. you can see it right here on kpix5. and then just about every game on kpix5. >> all right, thank you so much charlie. >> thank you charlie. >>> after the break, we will check out how warriors fans celebrated black history month tonight at the chase center mom, we need to talk to you about yiorgos. don't you think it's a little odd he showed up in your life right when you became a gigillionaire?! he's a gig-digger, mom! he's using you for your at&t fiber. now that it has hyper-gig speeds. he spends half day shirtless, playing vr games. kids. why do you think i became a gigillionaire in the first pl

>> the 2 state, the state's 2 largest cities, a truck carrying nitric acid crashed yesterday near tucson. the driver was killed. officials ordered evacuations. and earlier today reinstated a one while shelter-in-place order, nitric acid is used in fertilizers, plastic and dies. experts say it can cause several health problems, including skin and eye irritation. >> coming up, finding a charging station for your electric cars to become a little easier may be a lot easier with details on a new deal just ahead and coming up, california residents and business owners continue to struggle with extraordinarily high natural gas bills. a los angeles restaurant is now asking for help. >> after their bill topped >> after their bill topped $13,000. dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. my skin was so itchy. and my outfit was uncomfortable. now, my skin's not as itchy. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us, to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it he

three arizona cities, tucson, mesa and phoenix have seen the highest rent increases and the number of individuals facing homelessness has risen significantly. let's work together that here in arizona, any person who wants to achieve the american dream or have a safe roof over their head can do so. [applause] governor hobbs: my administration's first step will be to support $150 million investment into the housing trust fund this year and i will call for additional support in the years ahead. [applause] governor hobbs: in addition to these measures, last week i signed an executive order re-establishing the council on homelessness and housing. it will foster collaboration among state and local agencies, the private sector and nonprofits to identify solutions for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or struggling with housing affordability. our efforts to support individuals and families must address the rising cost of every day items and services. even as our state continues to be an incredible place to live and work, we can do more to help our fellow arizonans to get ahea

three arizona cities, tucson, phoenix have seen some of the highest rent increases in the nation has risen significantly in recent years we can do better. let's work together to ensure that here in arizona any person who wants to achieve the american dream or have a safe roof over their head can do so. [applause] my administration's first step will be to support a 150 million-dollar investment into the housing trust fund this year and a call for additional support in thein years ahead. in addition to these measures last week i signed an executive order reestablishing the inter interagency community council on homelessness and housing. the council will coordinate in foster collaboration among state and local agencies, the private sector and nonprofit to help identify solutions for individuals and families experiencing f homelessness and struggling with housing affordability. beyond housing, the efforts to support individualsor and famils must address the rising costs of everyday items and services even aste the state continues to be n incredible place to live and work we can do more t

we travel to areas hardest hit and encounter despair, grief and anger. tucson, who in 60 minutes, d w. o. hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa's you beat issues and share ideas. but you know, on these channels we are not afraid to talk to debbie gibbs. tufty young people clearly have the solution. the future belongs to the 77 percent every weekend on d. w. tooth and visual. i don't believe could push to me today. but it's marcia, this is the consequence was settled for trying to find out because she couldn't, you know, i would like to stumble anymore. just conflict in ukraine. the european war in 10 voices rushes, war in ukraine. one years since the invasion began, we take a little back and into the future. in the human slowly, in february on d, w. ah, the president of russia in the united states have not spoken one on one in more than a year. certainly not since russia started its invasion of ukraine last february. today, russian president vladimir putin delivered his state of the nation address and blamed the decadent and aggressive west for starting the war i

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w, tucson, visual, i don't, but a good push to me today was yes, but see this is the consequence was settled for trying to find out a will any more just conflict in ukraine, european war and 10 voices rushes war in ukraine in one year since the invasion began we take a little back and into the future in the new really slow range in february on d, w. ah, ah, ah, this is dw news live from berlin. you leaders call for more munitions to be sent to ukraine. at the munich security conference, you foreign policy cheap, your set barrell says the west must speed up military support braille, also back to proposal bias, tony and prime minister kind of callous for a.

but tucson, arizona had snow flagstaff had a foot of snow.e had hail yesterday, but that's all gone. now the cold air is in place and temperatures thirties forties on the temps here, there's been a few twenties. there will be a lot more tomorrow. we have cleared out from that system right there, which was flying down yesterday but gave some rain and no doubt about it. some help, but blowing in the wind is the forecast today clear cold, windy at times in the hills sunday nights, but breezy fifties on the attempt should be in the sixties. but it'll be nice to a great visibility as sal and i have mentioned air quality is good. sal. you ready? are you little thing called tv? are you talking? are you talking talking to you now? don't you worry. this is only in house. it's not live watching. nobody's watching. here we go. let's go. let's go to the bay bridge. you know, people always want to hear about that. it's about a 15 to 20 minute delay one of the things that i've noticed about this week as we haven't had. i don't want to jinx it now. but we h