19 people, including congress when -- congresswoman giffords and myself were shot at a corner in tucson, arizona. this event was democracy in action. a member of this body, a people's house, was meeting one-on-one with her constituents. six wonderful people died that day, including my friend gabe zimmerman, my go to guy on the congresswoman staff. >> c-span, powered by cable. gentleman from new jersey seek recognition?om new jersey seek >> mr. speaker, i rise, along with my colleagues, to convey our deepest sorrow of the passing of our good friend, six term new jersey congressman donald payne jr. of the 10th congressional district. we're grateful for his public service and offer our prayers and condolences to his wife and their children. like his father before him, and i served with him as a great man, donald payne sr., donald jr. was a dedicated public servant who tirelessly and tenaciously worked to improve the lives of new jersey families, especially the poor. he was a kind and compassionate lawmaker who cared deeply for his people, his district, the state, and the country, and espec

remember how tucson can be a big small town?guy a few months ago. >> john's friend owned a machine fabrication shop, he was looking for a tool to fix a silencer. >> he is repairing a silencer a couple of months before your brother's murder. >> correct, i contact detectives and give them the information. >> the detective obtained a search warrant for james home. her team found 18 boxes of 45 caliber ammo all with the distinctive five-star stamp and to spent showcasing's that matched the ones found at nick's house. >> the same gun fired bullets at the crime scene and the casings in his garage. >> inside the house investigators not find the gun itself but they did find this empty box for a combat 45 which they believed was the murder weapon. the search warrant also turned up a empty box for a silencer that would fit on that gun. what's more, investigators found carpet fibers in the back of the vehicle which matched both fibers found in knicks garage and the cut up rug in knicks bedroom and then there was this. >> in the master bedr

en su ultimo coteo reporto 7600 detenciones. >> si me sorprende porque sabemos de que areas como tucsonempre un numero mas elevado en los ultimos anos y a la vez no, porque sabemos que las rutas migratorias siempre van cambiando en su cuenta de x, el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, indico que gracias a sus medidas migratorias en marzo se registro el mas bajo numero de detenciones, citando que los cruces ilegales disminuyeron un 72% mientras subio un 24% en otros estados fronterizos. >> en el enfoque que estan tratando de tener mas seguridad y no estar estan abierto, obviamente la gente se esta frenando para entrar a los estados unidos o llegar a la frontera. >> el gobernador esta semana recorrio la zona de construccion de la base de la guardia nacional en eagle pass, que albergara a miles de elementos para asegurar la frontera. >> para este activista, de mantenerse este aumento en cruce requerira un cambio en la forma en que se atienden a los migrantes. >> quisieramos ver un proceso mas agil, un proceso mas las personas quienes estan llegando al condado de san diego para que no tengan

priscilla alvarez in tucson, arizona. thanks so much. let's discuss all this with my political panel. >> david, >> what's your take on the biden's campaign? the biden campaign's decision to send the vice president and to arizona trying to galvanize voters just a couple of days after the arizona supreme court brought back this or said that the 18, 64 law was the one that had to be the law of the land almost a complete abortion ban. >> yeah. i mean, jumping on it instantly converting this event to a campaign event where she can go directly at the president, free an unencumbered by an official event as vice with the office of the vice president. >> priscilla said she's uniquely positioned here, i think we also have to remember she's the first ever woman to serve in the role of vice president. and that makes a huge difference in talking on this issue. not that the president can't talk about a two you saw in that ad that he talked straight to camera on it. but if you have the first ever female vice president and the united states, as you're r

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then joined the tucson police department in november of 2021. officer buckner recently won midtown division's officer of the month award for his dedication to the community. his commitment shined bright during his time as a police officer. officer buckner was committed to helping others in times of need and truly loved the tucson community. he's remembered as a loyal, kind and selfless friend and remains a true hero in the hearts of our tucson community. officer buckner is survived by his wife, mother, sister and three brothers. we will never forget officer buckner's sacrifice or the ultimate sacrifice of any first responder. his death is a reminder that our police, fire, medical personnel and all first responders risk their lives every time they put on the uniform. we extend our gratitude for his dedicated service and are eternally grateful for his contributions. mr. speaker, this past week iran has launched a direct, aggressive, unprovoked attack on our ally, israel. i was on the ground in israel less than two weeks ago with a group of 18 of m

opponents, should go to the polling stations at noon on march 17th, i am stunned together against tucson in russia. it's the only legal opportunity to gather in public. many russians and next all abroad also followed your yeah. not far. and i guess cool. yeah. i was preaching to disappear from the lives of russians. here's the most terrible thing that has happened to russia since the stolen era. oh my gosh. it's important to show that we are against the, i guess, which is a 3 minute hold on one remains in power, but many opponents of the regime remain in russia and they feel isolated and we have to show them that they are multiple different mostly i know that it makes little sense to protest here, but that's exactly what to turn on for us not to be seen at the weapons or you claim the doctor visual evening. my name is natalia, i'm from a russian survey services and you are, we were conducting a survey, would you have a time for me and it's pronounced only if it's a quick doing that. thank you so much pressure back from a few days earlier. we meet on to this from the global network, free

priscilla alvarez live four is from tucson. thank you for that report. jessica >> this week chaos erupted on the arizona house floor after lawmakers tried to vote on repealing that states 18, 64 abortion ban, take a look republicans want that effort then quickly adjourned for the week, prompting democrats to chant and protest on the chamber's floor, including arizona state representative antilles or ties who joins us now. great to have you here with us first. i just want to know where things stand today with the efforts to repeal this band. we know one republican lawmaker says that this should be banned or overturned by next week. do you think that's true? >> republicans had two opportunities to do the right thing and overturn this 18-60 for abortion ban on wednesday. they voted two times to block our attempts to do so. i was deeply disappointed by that. we are adjourned until this upcoming wednesday and democrats are going to continue to fight to repeal this we want a clean repeal republican say they need more time to talk through their strategy, but we

cnn's priscilla alvarez has more from tucson >> vice president kamala harris, his trip to tucson, arizonaow into 2024 and how democrats are framing the issue of abortion and how they plan to attack former president donald trump only moments before the vice president took the stage. donald trump said that he broke roe versus wade and also set the stakes are doing exactly what they should on the issue of abortion. the vice president immediately heading back and just minutes ago standing beside speaker johnson donald trump just said, the collection of state bans is quote working the way it is supposed to >> and as >> much harm as he has already caused a second trump term would be even worse donald trump's friends in the united states congress are trying to pass a national ban and understand a national ban would outlaw abortion in every state even states like new york and california and now, trump wants us to believe he will not sign a national ban enough with the gas lighting, enough with the gas lighting? >> president also said that donald trump wants to take america back to the 1800s, refe

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it's a former segregated school in tucson off of main in oracle. if you got a chance, come check us out. it's it's the hub of african the african-american here in tucson. and we'd love to see you come by the dunbar at some point. i want to start. thank you. thank you. i want to start with antonia. her book, madness, race and insanity and a jim crow asylum. antonia, if you can just in a minute or less, please summarize the title for the room. oh boy. yes. in one minute. madness tells the story of a 93 year old institute of an asylum that was founded in 1911. in the heart of the woods in maryland and. it was originally called maryland's hospital for the insane, a name that i think you a lot about what this institution's was and and what it did to and in the community around that it served there this was the only hospital in the state of maryland that for decades was willing to treat black people who were suffering with mental illness or accused of having some some kind of diagnosis and tell the about century long of this institution really a window i

el paso, along with tucson and san diego, they're all going back and forth competing for the busiestthe southern border in the united states. stuart: all right, matt, thanks very much, indeed. now the white house is once again trying to pass blame for the border crisis off onto the republicans. watch this. >> border patrol was able to act quickly and get the situation under control and apprehend the my grant, and we were grateful that the border patrol was able to do their job. our immigration system has been broken for decades before, even before this president became president obviously more than three years ago. and was they didn't move through with the proposal, because of the last president and and and because they put politics ahead of the american people, we are seeing chaos. president trump got in the way, and because president trump got in the way, republicans are now getting in the way. stuart: oh, dear. [laughter] i'm sorry, i just have to react to that. the gentleman on the right-hand side of the screen is the national border patrol council vice president, his name is art

a live look where the vice president visited last month ahead of her trip to tucson. the legal ruling will be her focal point. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson is live in washington to break down what we know about this visit. good morning, brie. >> reporter: good morning, laura. so vice president harris' visit comes after the arizona state supreme court ruled a nearly 160-year-old near total ban on abortion is enforceable. according to excerpts from her speech, the vice president is expected to take aim at presumptive gop presidential candidate donald trump, specifically on his record surrounding the issue. harris is expected to point to former president trump's previous comments stating women who undergo the procedure should, quote, be punished. now, trump this week did shift his stance on the issue, commenting that the arizona supreme court went too far in its decision. arizona is considered a critical swing state in the race for the white house, with 11 electoral votes up for grabs. democrats are hoping the issue of abortion will drive voters to the polls in nove

the tucson sectors sought 1245 for the first time in over a week.r sound less than 1000 encounters in one day. sitting at 875. former border patrol chief rodney scott said this could all be fixed with changes in the white house and congress. >> it when this administration reimplemented catch and release that is when the massive amount of legal immigrant cross. that is what has to be fixed. it's not a money issue it is a policy issue. if we detain people or deport them and you can do either one, you just cannot release them into the u.s. this crisis would dry up overnight. >> earlier this year at 27 states joined together sending a letter to the biden administration supporting texas governor greg abbott's effort to secure the border. since it then texas a military department has received help posting over this week on social media photos of tennessee, montana, new hampshire and south dakota national guard soldiers participating in operation lone star. a big part of that operation is razor wire you can see on your screen now. those same scenes are wha

vice president harris is expected in tucson just before noon our time.r fifth visit, marcus and laura, to the state since taking office. >> scott, thank you. >>> well, you know, this week it's really been nice with sunny weather. you're probably thinking about summer or maybe vacation. >> if you have your sights on yosemite, we've got the scoop on reservations. starting tomorrow you'll need a reservation to drive through yosemite national park on some days. through june, those days are saturdays, sundays and holidays. starting in july, you'll need a reservation every day. new spots will open up every morning at 8:00 a.m. they go very quickly, so the park says be ready to act fast. >> maybe you would like to spend some time somewhere a little less rustic. the national park is offering up two new glamping sites. one is open, offering up to 30 tents and 12 cabins. some of them include kitchenettes. one night in the premium tent will run you $200. it opens up this spring. now, it includes tents outfitted with electricity, private bathrooms and sites for fire

. >> today, they are donating $750 to a nonprofit in tucson after the arizona supreme court upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions. even though they have given more than $10,000 so far, they are not looking to sugarcoat things. >> what is your vision for the future? >> my vision is that we don't have to exist. >> barbara grove drove here all the way from marin county to pick up a dessert for her family. the fact that it is helping women's rights is just icing on the cake. >> is the cake sweeter because you know where the money is going? >> i feel better about eating the calories. >> fighting for women's right to choose. while, hoping to bake a difference. >>> i'm norah o'donnell. tonight, our global exclusive with pope francis. our conversation about the world's children. >> the cbs evening news is next >> norah: your holiness, what an honor. tonight, our exclusive in-depth conversation with pope francis at the vatican. his message for the world as he pleads for peace ahead of the church's first world children's day. can you help negotiate peace?

today, they are donating $750 to a nonprofit in tucson after the arizona supreme court upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions. even though they have given more than $10,000 so far, they are not looking to sugarcoat things. >> we were asked recently, what is your vision for the future? >> my vision that we don't have to do this. >> barbara grove drove-year-old away from marin county to pick up a dessert for her family. the fact that it is helping women's rights is just icing on the cake. >> is the cake sweeter because you know where the money is going? >> i feel better about eating the calories. >> fighting for a woman's right to choose while hoping to bake a difference. >> perfect. if you would like to learn more about my bakery, my choice, we posted a link to their website in the story on our website, www.kpix.com. >>> community members looking out for each other. the honor for first responders and every day citize >>> these are your neighborhoods. this is your world. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich and the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell, taking you to toda

to begin with arizona today, vice president kamala harris is delivering remarks about abortion in tucson after the arizona supreme court upheld a civil war era law banning nearly all abortions, the ruling has mobilized arizona voters on both sides of the abortion debate, the vice president's second trip to arizona in the past couple of months, she's on a cross country tour focusing on abortion rights and the critical battleground states that could decide the 2024 election. >> correspondent dana griffin is in tucson for us today, so, dana, specifically, what are we expecting to hear from the vice president? >> reporter: yeah, kate, we are expecting her to essentially slam the former president donald trump for what she calls his role in this health crisis, she goes on to say that donald trump is the architect of this health care crisis, and that is not a fact he hides, and that, he brags about it. she goes on to say that here's what a second trump term looks like. more bans, more suffering, less freedom, but we are not going to let that happen. well, donald trump himself is also weighing i

he is with us today at the tucson festival the books john. next we have jeff goodell where the heat will kill you first. great title, by the way another prolific writer successful both critically and commercially was born and raised in silicon valley. a grad of uc berkeley with an mfa from columbia. he's written about silicon valley as a place in a memoir, but also another name for the world have created. he's been a professional motorcycle racer, an apple employee and a blackjack dealer in tahoe. began writing as a crime reporter. new york city. and then he introduced environmental face with a trilogy on climate change, a big call. and an milwaukee and term if you will, flood and fire with, the water will come first. and our particular concern today, the heat will kill you first, for which he has traveled world. he's held a guggenheim fellowship, a fellow at new america and the atlantic council and a frequent commentator. energy and environmental issues for all the major media. even the oprah winfrey show. you grabbed the brass ring. jeff, c

seeing on the screen there when they basically walled off texas. >> but they're also crossing in tucson diego and other parts but it has to be how do we work with our central american partners? how do we pass legislation we haven't seen since 1990s to secure the border and how have we looked at our asylum system? none of the rhetoric you've heard from the president parried if hear the president say we need to show the border down the former president rather what you have not heard from the trump team on what they actually plan to do to make sure the southern border is safe. the ideal is we want to build a wall, what we have seen is that people are crossing the wall using tunnels where there aren't any wall so what will be a real solution that really deals with the problem and how are you going to obfuscate the ideal you will get it done through congress or face challenges at the court which we saw during trump and administration. >> john: i would think david he would go to a lot of the principles he had back in 2019-2020. >> absolutely. i just got back from colorado and saw it was appal

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now later today, vice president harris will be in tucson, where we can expect to see her link this abortion ban to donald trump and the republican party. frances? >> highly-charge the issue there, thank you, brie. >>> house speaker mike johnson is traveling to mar-a-lago today where he will deliver remarks on election integrity alongside former president trump. speaker johnson gave few details when pressed by nbc news earlier this week, but a source in his office said among the topics of discussion will be legislation to prevent non-citizens from voting. >>> american government workers have, based in israel, have been ordered not to travel outside of major israeli cities, as tensions between iran and israel and the ou.s. are at their highest since 1979. claudio, good morning. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning, frances. on thursday, the u.s. embassy in jerusalem warned citizens to pay extra ascettention. it instructed u.s. government employees and families not to travel outside the greater area of tel aviv and jerusalem. concern has been growing since the u.s. has warned that iran

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today they're donating $750 to a non-profit in tucson after the arizona supreme court upheld an 1864 that bans nearly all abortions. but even though they have given more than $10,000 so far, they're not looking to sugar coat things. >> we were asked recently what's your vision for the future? my vision is we don't have to exist. >> reporter: barbara grove drove here all the way from marin county to pick up a dessert for her family. the fact it is helping women's rights is just icing on the cake. >> is the cake sweeter because you know where the money is going? >> i feel bitter about eating the calories. >> reporter: fighting for women's right to choose. while hoping to bake a difference. >> if you would like to learn more about my bakery, my choice, we posted a link on kpix.com. >>> a mom takes to tiktok to find the fan who saved her son from a rogue hockey puck. norah o'donnell has more on tonight's cbs evening news. >> reporter: hey, sarah. for our heart of america, meet hockey fan turned hero when he saved a young boy from serious injuries at a game. that and more headlines tonigh

. >> now vice president harris is expected to arrive in tucson just any minute just 45 minutes from now. this is her fifth visit to the state since taking office. and of course we'll have a lot of her remarks and highlights coming up. >> thanks, scott. >>> well, landowners are filing a new legal claim. this is against pg&e in connection with california's second largest wildfire ever. this is the dixie fire. it burned just under 1 million acres in the summer of 2021. this is well north of the bay area. cal fire has since determined that it started when a falling tree struck pg&e equipment. seven businesses, they're now seeking damages in excess of $200 million. the utility so far not commenting. >>> a new directive for u.s. embassy employees in israel, ahead for you here during our midday newscast, the reason new travel restrictions are in place. >>> closer to home after being postponed, one beloved east bay gathering is back on. everything you need to know if you're planning to attend oakland's first fridays, including your forecast. >>> and a reminder this weekend fc looks to defend th

you're going to see how the vice president is using it like she did just there in tucson today? >> alice stewart, i want to play that clip that moment that katelyn just reference. listen to this >> she that woodside federal abortion ban congress sent to your dad. why should americans structure word that would not do it now, if you were reading because we don't need it any longer because we broke roe v. wade and we did something that nobody thought was possible. we gave it back to the states, both >> pick yourself pro-choice and pro-life which one >> would you know exactly which one it is? and when i was in new york and when i was a democrat also just like ronald reagan, ronald reagan was a democrat, sort of a very similar path. >> but >> if you look at what we've done with roe v. wade, we did something that everyone said couldn't be done and we got it done and i give great credit to the supreme court and the justices for having the courage to do it what they did is very simply give it back to the state >> me, alice stewart, how do you think conservatives are going to react to th

tucson into the 90s as well. las vegas, you're going to end up around 90 degrees. it's going to be a warm day tomorrow as well. we're also watching the chance for showers throughout thel bel. temperatures in the 70s in dallas. lots of sunshine throughout shreveport, little rock and also memphis. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> okay. michelle, thank you so much. >> sure. >>> on sunday, olympic gold med medal peres general crossed the finish line. the previous record was set in 2017 by mary qahtani. the race making history for equality. in a global first, wheelchair athletes and nondisabled runners competed for the same exact prize money starting at $55,000 for first place. >>> coming up, the iconic artist who boogied into the rock & roll hall of fame sunday. but fit,rs we celebrate earth day with one creature's powerful fight to protect against climate crisis. upted pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for? ...and for fast topical pain relief,try alevex. i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash. now i'll be smelling fresh all day long. [sniff] still fres

low 90s for phoenix and tucson. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> caitlin clark is smashing yet another record after her historic run with the hawkeyes. her new indiana fever jersey is the top-earning jersey ever for any sport. the jersey is sold out and new-stocked jerseys won't arrive until august. she went first to the wnba draft on monday. we're back in a minute with a gambling scandal hitting the hardwood. and the nba player hit with a permanent ban. >>> the ninth inning homer that sent the yankees soaring past the blue jays. ankees soaring pa the blue jays. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing at the movies!? hashtag still not coughing?! ahh! mucinex dm 12 hour doesn't just quiet coughs, it treats coughs caused by excess mucus at the source and controls them for 12 hours. it's comeback season. stubborn chest congestion? try mucinex 12 hour. infused with vitamin b3 and hyaluronic acid, i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due

and tucson 93. we're going warm it up in the midwest. by thursday, friday. friday you're into the mid-60s. kansas city, same story. 77 on friday. that's a temperature story. also tracking the chance for some showers in the florida peninsula. we have a front that in the ten valley, the mississippi valley. but lots of sunshine in memphis, little rock, birmingham and jackson. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you. >>> 50,000 people lined up along pennsylvania avenue in d.c. this weekend to watch the iconic boulevard turn into a formula 1 racetrack. the pinnacle event of the weekend featured retired red bull driver david coulthard. he sped between capitol hill and the white house in a car that can hit a cool 200 miles per hour. it's part of a series of events in u.s. cities designed to bring the lightning-fast cars closer to the fast-growing american fan base. >>> coming up, dodgers schar shohei ohtani swings his way into baseball history. >>> but first, the bear cubs lfie sparking outrage online, with some even calling for charges

i was pleased to, 10 years ago, be in tucson, arizona, for the opening of their street car, a street car that before it even opened re-defined its downtown development relationship to the university and promoted additional housing opportunities. the street car is a chance for us to be able to use this proven technology, to be able to mobilize patterns of growth and development in a low-cost, high-energy initiative. the mod he were street car has -- modern street car has the opportunity to help communities across the country. i was pleased to be at the street car summit in charlotte, north carolina, this last week where people from around the country gathered to share their stories of street car development. this is a new wave of urban development, proven transportation technology and an opportunity to reshape our central cities. i strongly urge my colleagues to look at these examples in so many of their communities that is making a difference. in a way that saves money, saves time, improves the planet and makes people feel good about their urban environment. the speaker pro tempore:

tomorrow we are into the 90s in tucson, 93, 8 degrees above normal. we will warm it up into the midwest later on this week. chicago 60 on thursday, 64 friday and, too, in little rock, memphis, birmingham. 60s and 70s. 71 degrees today in dallas. that's your monday forecast. >> michelle, thank you. >>> now to a historic at-bat at dodgers stadium. >> shohei ohtani one-on-one in the third. smashes this ball. forget about t marte doesn't even move. it's gone. >> so that two-run bomb from shohei ohtani the 176th of his career. once again enshrined l.a.'s superstar in the record books. he surpassed hideki matsui for the most home runs in the mlb by a japanese born player. he broke the record in his seventh season in the majors. >>> we are back with the auto union breakthrough in the south and the heart pounng mendiomt good samaritans raced to save a driver from a burning car. so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for? ...and for fast topical pain relief,try alevex. i'm adding downy u

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. >> reporter: speaking at a neighborhood center in tucson, arizona, vice president harris laid the civil war era law at the feet of former president trump. >> it's the opening act of a larger strategy to take women's rights and freedoms. former president donald trump did this. >> reporter: the vice president is campaigning in the battleground state just days after arizona's supreme court upheld the abortion ban from 1864 when arizona was not a state and women could not vote. trump has urged the arizona legislature to add exemptions for rape and incest to the law. during a press conference with house speaker mike johnson, trump said abortion legislation should be left up to the states. >> and a judge made a ruling, but that's going to be changed by government. they'll be changing that. >> reporter: the issue could drive voters to the polls this november. organizers say they have the signatures needed for a ballot question this fall that would protect abortion rights in the state's constitution. >> i will vote to rescind what has been done the last couple days and to give every woman the r