it's not just in tucson.diego, where i represent which is so close to my district in orange county. it's now becoming the number one sector where illegal migrants are crossing at 75% more than what we've seen just in the last month alone. this is alarming and again, the cartels know exactly where to redirect and give them the instruction. stuart: 15 house deputies want biden to take action on the border. you're a republican, i take it you're with the house democrats that want action but do they want to actually close the border? that's what most people want. will they close the border? is that what you want? >> that -- so i'm glad to see my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are now taking the border crisis very seriously. to the point of telling their own president and administration to take it more seriously. they also know that the president has taken over 60 executive orders to make the border crisis worse. tell him to do one more and bring the policies that have worked. i'm glad we're working towa

en menos de 24 horas, la policía de tucson detuvo al sospechoso.ido víctima de robo en 2 ocasiones. les está ocurriendo mucho. esto si da miedo. nosotros cuando salimos a subirnos al carro después del trabajo todo el tiempo estamos vigilante de lo que está alrededor de nosotros. según informes de la policía de tucson, más del 50% de los crímenes reportados en 2024 fueron cometidos en el centro y sur de la ciudad donde se encuentra el restaurante maico. ahí residentes de la zona se mostraron también preocupados. hay muchas cosas así sucediendo en carros en negocios. si, si, da miedo. hay residentes y también comerciantes como ramón. piden más presencia de autoridades. y es que asegura sacar adelante un negocio familiar no es sencillo. el restaurante michael tiene 12 años operando, lleva el nombre en honor a su hijo fallecido y se convierte en su principal ingreso en su patrimonio que reitera, debe cuidarn que se reó esa explosión fue en un banco de youngstown, ohio. la situación fue tal que varios cristales salieron volando hacia la calle, dejando a

or san or or tucson. and some of them are coming back to take over there. their father's businesses. it's the brain drain from rural areas that we see even in texas. i'm not telling most of you anything new and so it really takes the dignity of the profession being elevated so that kids see that growing up that there's still hard work with it. you're not going to get out of hard work. you can do labor saving steps like using shredders instead of pounding out their garbage 800 times to get it all chopped. but it's not going to be something every kid wants to do. and so i think there is a loss. the traditional knowledge that's been handed down from generation to generation that i worry about because mobile crews of workers that are just paid on contract just don't have the skills they don't understand how to cut agave to make the pena appropriately. they cut it too much or too little. that leaves, you know, that affects it. and i worry selfishly because i love my school and i like, oh, am i going to be able to have this for 20 more years the rest of my life?

judy: they both live in tucson, arizona.consider themselves latino, and they are both politically active. but when it comes to the issues , like undocumented immigration, they simply don't see eye to eye. how do you view the people who are trying to come into this country without documentation? sylvia: they must be pretty desperate to walk thousands of miles to to get here and to go through all that agony. but as far as being on the border, i've been down there. i mean, we're 100 miles from nogales, from the border. we're not getting overrun by millions of immigrants. judy: that's not how polo sees it. raf: i think they need to come in legally. a lot of the folks that are coming through, they're not good people. rapists. murderers. and i'm pretty convinced that terrorists are here. judy: when it comes to former president trump, who famously launched his campaign by denigrating mexicans -- >> they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime. they are rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. judy: he has repeatedly dispar

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he remains a true hero in the hearts of our tucson community. i recently met jacob's parents, jim and can run, at an event -- karine, it's clear they are carrying on his legacy of service and sacrifice. we will never forget jacob's sacrifice. where the ultimate sacrifice of other first responders. his death is a reminder that our first responders risk their lives every time they put on the uniform. we extend our gratitude for his dedicated service and are eternally thankful for his contributions. mr. speaker, i rise today to remember the life of lieutenant commander lou conter, last survivor of the u.s.s. arizona during the attacks on pearl harbor. at 102, he passed away in his home in grass valley, california, surrounded by his family on april 1, 2024. he enlisted at the age of 18 and just two short years later was at the center of pearl harbor attacks on december 7, 1941. then quarter master lou was on the deck when the ship was hit. ultimately 1,177 of his shipmates from the u.s.s. arizona perished that day. he went on to serve 27 years in th

in just 19.6 seconds 19 people, including congresswoman giffords and myself were shot in tucson, arizonais event was democracy in action. a member of this body, the people's house was meeting one-on-one with her constituents. six wonderful people died that day, including by friend gabe zimmerman, by go-to guy on the coss

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overnight in arizona, a wildfire spanning 300 acres so far has forced people from their homes north of tucson. the simmons fire is threatening the city of kearney and has forced a number of road closures. officials say a number of structures are threatened by the flames. >> we expect to know more about the legal case involving pro golfer scottie scheffler after a court hearing today. >> a louisville, kentucky, prosecutor will address the court, but scheffler will not be present. he is facing four charges, including one felony, for allegedly ignoring a detective's traffic orders after a fatal incident outside the pga championship. scheffler has called the whole thing a misunderstanding. his attorney says they will not settle the case. >> former general hospital actor johnny wagner's onetime fiance has released a tearful tribute days after he was shot to death in los angeles. tessa farrell on instagram remembered wagner as a bright soul. police say he was killed early saturday after approaching three men who were stealing his car's catalytic converter. farrell thanked wagner for inspiring her s

then you look at tucson sector at over 30,000 encounters for that month.on but you aren't seeing it because unfortunately a lot of it happens in an area of a reservation, native american reservation along the border. 60 miles with mexico. very limited what you have there. agents that are stuck in the processing centers, which is part of their job and we know that. they are so overwhelmed because the groups continue to come across. the culprit of the en desire situation is the drug cartels. the ones in charge of everything that's crossing. it doesn't matter what it is. they are the ones that control it and say who crosses and who doesn't cross and under this administration, this current administration has continued to empower the drug cartels along the borders. >> harris: no doubt. if they make decisions about our national security at the border our president and this white house are out of control. >> they are giving them the keys to the country. >> harris: ron, i want to come to you and a sample of how many chicago residents feel about the crisis there. w

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to add some of them out to them like despite the war, despite the coughing the gym to just show in tucson j. i think she's she's the one on the not in the had not meant to be really good. you don't live and that's a benefit all a sudden the then lots of good know how it, how much are going to spend on animal. the really modern pragmatics world of smartphones and tech upgrades, cartersville crafts and hand painted traditions of yesteryear seemed to be fading away for take a step outside of the bustling metropolis of moscow. and you'll find that traditional russian culture is still going strong. the of the while julian is held in prison, no one's ever been hold accountable for the consequences of those 2 boys that are being waged on those 2 countries. and i just find that incredibly hypocritical because having seen was the us led invasion of iraq has done to the country. it's actually and the video type. chelsea mounting bravely center we can break so much to go in this published go down as one of the most important video types ever released the walk with tv show us what the american m file

former police chief tommy tucson, thank you for doing it. >> thank you. be safe. >> and i hope it's all hands on deck for downtown san francisco next year on the four. we are live with the volunteer effort to beautify the city by the bay and in weather. >> another beautiful day out there. lots of sunshine, temperatures in the 70s and the lower 80s. so here's our live camera looking out toward the crystal clear blue skies. one more warm day in the forecast before rainfall makes a comeback . and 'll have the pd e dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. and when you can breathe better, what isn't better? this is better. this is better. that's better. and that. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. that's pretty good! dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. it can reduce or even eliminate oral steroids. and doesn't that make things better? dupixent can cause

la policÍa de tucson lanzÓ gases lacrimÓgenos para resolver una revuelta anti israelÍ en la universidadl en otras universidades de arizona y en mÁs estados del paÍs. muchos estudiantes estÁn angustiados porque este fin de semana hay ceremonias de graduaciÓn, y no saben si las protestas podrÍan empaÑar de las celebraciones. estaremos muy pendientes y el lunes tendremos un resumen de todo lo que suceda. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: mÁs de lo que debe saber a esta hora, una corte de apelaciones rechazÓ desestimar la peticiÓn federal por posesiÓn de armas en contra de hunter biden, sugiere un inicio de juicio penal contra el hijo del presidente biden, los fiscales del caso argumentan que hunter biden comprÓ y mantuvo revolver en el aÑo 2018, violando una ley federal, porque segÚn Él consumÍa drogas ilÍcitas en ese momento. el presidente biden le pide a una jueza federal limitar parcialmente ese histÓrico acuerdo conocido como el acuerdo flores, que obliga al gobierno a cuidar de los menores inmigrantes que cruzan la frontera sin ningÚn adulto. los cambios propuestos buscan transferir dicha respon

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on how law enforcement is responding to the encampments, we spoke with retired police chief tommy tucson, who is now a professor of criminal justice at bakersfield college. >> when it starts to cross the line from protest into criminal activity, that's where our, we must draw the line, and i think law enforcement did a very exceptional job at how they went in, basically soft handed. although a lot of people won't believe that from what they see. that was very soft handed. >> he also said there are several criminal statutes that are violated when protesters put up an encampment and refuse to leave a university campus. and our coverage of the nationwide movement continues online. you can find the latest developments on our website, ktvu.com. >> but cal zero hydrogen fuel project at the port of oakland aims at being the world's leader in zero emissions. >> two national monuments in california are expanding how native americans are being honored with these additions. >> do you have plans this weekend? then you need to know about the big change in the weekend weather forecast. and that outloo

we also have the county sheriff mark lamb, from a county that is roughly between phoenix and tucson.what is the primary race like between those two, and what are the polls showing? >> kari lake is the presumed favored, the presumptive nominee in waiting. there is been no significant polling that suggest anything to the contrary. the national republican senatorial committee has already endorsed kari lake and thrown in with her, that they are raising money for her. they put an ad out for her in a sense by going after ruben gallego. there was no indication that the rnc is anything other than fully behind kari lake, who also which are to be mentioned as the endorsement of former president donald trump as well, so this is a primary race in name only in many respects. there was a possibility there we'll have a debate at the end of june. much like we saw in a lot of the republican presidential primaries, and how strongly will lake do given she is running against someone who was struggling to raise money and has nowhere near the ability that she does? >> what are her strengths and weaknesses

. >> y por cierto, el jueves, la patrulla fronteriza del sector de tucson, arizona, encontrÓ 16 migrantesfler el mejor golfista del mundo, ya no enfrenta cargos criminales. hoy el fiscal del condado jefferson en kentucky le retirÓ las acusaciones formales explicando que todo se tratÓ de un malentendido de comunicaciÓn entre el golfista y los oficiales de trÁnsito que dirigÍan el trÁfico tras un accidente peatonal. las autoridades dicen que asÍ lo corrobora la evidencia. esta historia es increÍble. un hombre que tenÍa la licencia de conducir suspendida se presentÓ en corte, pero de forma virtual y manejando, y lo va a ver ahÍ. justamente se trata de corey harris, quien estÁ detrÁs del volante. ante la sorpresa del juez en michigan, que debÍa decidir sobre su caso sin dudarlo, el juez rechazÓ su fianza y ademÁs le ordenÓ que debÍa presentarse al final del dÍa en una prisiÓn del condado washington. el estado de luisiana podrÍa convertirse en el primero del paÍs en publicar los diez mandamientos cristianos en sus aulas de clases. hoy, la cÁmara de representantes de luisiana aprobÓ el proyecto

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 withinsanity and a jim crow asylum. antonia, if you can just in a minute or less, please summarize the title for the room. oh boy. 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 h state of maryland that for decades was willing to with mental illness or accused kind of diagnosis and tell the about century long of this institution really a window into t american psyche as a way to explore the legacy of race and mental health. and to look at this industry this f

he worked as an analytics supervisor for the tucson police department and says law enforcement need timelyata to respond to crimes for instance, to staff up patrols at car break in hotspots. so there's a lot of, missed opportunity when the data is not put together in a in an actionable or useful way for departments, but also for communities. so why is opd's crime data so far behind? in their statement, police told us they use an online tool called cop logic. it allows people to report crime incidents when it's most convenient to them, which means some people don't report right away. according to city officials like council member janani ramachandran, the department is understaffed so they might enter information into the system long after some reports come in. and rather than try and add each to the week, it actually happened again, they just add them all into year. to date, we don't have the police record specialists and some of these, you know, behind the scenes, but incredibly important roles that aren't being filled a city staff report from february lists dozens of open civilian staff

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tommy tucson always appreciate it. nice to see you, sir. >> good to be around. take care. best in the new city, chief. yep >> that's what we're all hoping for. thank you. all right. a guilty verdict was reached in the murder case of pleasanton. woman rachel buckner. an alameda county jury finding 43 year-old joseph roberts guilty today of second degree murder. he was buckner's boyfriend. she was killed last july with her remains found along the alameda shoreline. her family says that today's verdict gives them some sense of relief. >> when today's verdict means for me, is that i don't have to look over my shoulder for right now. i've lived in trauma, in terror. >> joseph roberts is expected to be sentenced on june 14th to 15 years to life in prison for second degree murder. well, grand jury transcripts are providing some new details. in the case of a los gatos woman charged with hosting alcohol fueled sex parties for teenagers . 49 year-old shannon o'connor remains in jail awaiting trial on more than 20 felony counts, more than 2000 pages of transcripts were released on fr

he worked as an analytics supervisor for the tucson police department and says law enforcement need timely, accurate data to respond to crimes, for instance, to staff up patrols at car break in hotspots. so there's a lot of, missed opportunity when the data is not put together in a in an actionable or useful way for departments, but also for communities. so why is opd's crime data so far behind? in their statement, police told us they use an online tool called cop logic. it allows people to report crime incidents when it's most convenient to them, which means some people don't report right away, according to city officials like council member janani ramachandran, the department is understaffed so they might enter information into the system long after some reports come in. and rather than try and add each to the week it actually happened again, they just add them all into year. to date, we don't have the police record specialists and some of these, you know, behind the scenes, but incredibly important roles that aren't being filled. a city staff report from february lists dozens of open ci

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and at the university of arizona in tucson, police in riot gear used tear gas against protesters.ools are taking different approaches to handling protests on campus, with very different outcomes. one school that stands out is sacramento state. cbs's elise preston goes in-depth for an exclusive interview with the university's president. >> reporter: even the peaceful tree-lined campus of sacramento state has not been immune to protests. >> free, free palestine! >> reporter: definitely running without sleep. >> reporter: this week university president luke wood oversaw a peaceful end. the encampment here came down, not with violence, but with dialogue. >> we want to thank the time for luke voit not calling sacrament a police. >> that is what a lot of students are really looking for, to take a moral stand about what is taking place in the world. >> reporter: he leads with empathy. the 42-year-old grew up in foster care, suffered bouts of hunger and homelessness, and received his degrees here. >> i did 92 listening sessions, 75 minutes each, with over 1500 of our students, faculty, st

el jueves, la patrulla fronteriza del sector tucson en arizona encontrÓ 16 migrantes en condiciones opuestasinmigraciÓn, no hacen tantas preguntas. y tambiÉn muchos de los ciudadanos americanos que ellos reclutan hacen choferes. no, no son choferes de trÁiler, son gente que encuentra en la calle gente que necesitan dinero. >> como resultado, noticias telemundo. >> en texas hay alerta por posibles inundaciones. despuÉs de la tormenta de viento y granizo que azotÓ en gran parte del estado en las Últimas horas. unos 300.000 residentes no tienen electricidad sobre todo en el noreste del estado, en el condado de montgomery. un adolescente hispano de 16 aÑos muriÓ cuando la construcciÓn en la que trabajaba se vino abajo. >> estÁbamos trabajando, te digo. y estaba Él cantando ahÍ conmigo y. y se empezÓ a poner todo oscuro, oscuro, oscuro. el seÑor que trabajaba con Él lo tratÓ de llamarlo y no contestÓ. >> por quÉ el tiempo severo esÁa castigando tan frecuentemente a texas? bueno, los expertos dicen que la ola de calor que impacta las aguas del golfo de mÉxico lleva a esas altas temperaturas hacia

i appreciate your time, i'll but what that symbol, a member of the great lakes media is the tucson that is a at the new times online new site. thank you. thanks you too. i to and thank you for joining us there and i'll see international. we always appreciate your company, those guys to keep an eye on, on websites, all t dot com for all the very latest news updates then. so for me, for today, but my colleague will research, i will be with you in about 30 minutes to suspend the the winds largest democracy votes. the rest of the plan is watches in an emerging, multi polar world. indeed, as voice matters, but who will be the power behind watches, almost 1000000000 people decide and billions for react the mara math. oh yeah. wow. yeah. that'd be about now. sometimes when he doesn't know the face, sometimes the he might not be a make me happy. i don't know why i don't pay my one time. the reason it is a war of neighbor against neighbor, brother against brother, father against son, the name get to capture .

and just 19.6 seconds 19 people including in tucson, arizona.s event with democracy and action member of this embodied the people's house was meeting one on one with their constituents. sick wonderful people died that day including my friend gabe zimmerman my go to guy on the congresswoman staff powered by cable. c-span issue unfiltered view of government funded by these developing including cox. >> it is extremely rare. but fen

you know, again, this is an old all the months or area council which was an organization in tucson, arizona, and was tried by the federal government back in the 1990s for supposedly the crime of, of helping and documented people today. we have another. busy position called no more desk that goes out into the border to greet migrants as they are traveling through the desert. i'm giving people water helping people to survive. and this is being treated again, both by federal prosecutors and by the conservative government in the state of, of arizona as harbouring immigrants harboring illegal aliens. you know, this is the charge that is being leveled against people. and that's pretty serious . you know, people can go to prison on for that, but people do it any way. so this is i think in the great tradition of civil disobedience and it goes along with, it's not just reading people in the dust are leaving bottles of water for b. busy to drink if they are dying of thirst. but also that they are that against that the detention center is because we have to remember that there are literally thousands

oh, much when know from tucson, that the individual did not vote for us, matt, that's the party. all priming is 13. so, but with the last, you know, and this, and that was about how strong his political beliefs were, or whether she was politically engaged at all, talk to us about the sense of shock that must be going through the country. it's not often that you have this kind of attempted assassination of such a high level politician in slovakia. oh absolutely. yeah. that is definitely a shock. political violence is something that the country was trying to defeat over the past 30 years. the country had difficult times when they were dominated by the soviet union. at that time there was a lot of politically motivated violence that was made sense from the people associated with the soviet union, from the government against the position. then the 9th is for a very difficult period with a lot of criminality in the country. but i'm not sure to remember that. also in 2018, there was a shortened offer, a terminal waste, actually span se then also shutter the country. but they said, of c

he is from a county that sits roughly between phenix and tucson. i'm what is the primary race like between those two and what are the polls showing? carrie lake is really sort of the presumed favorite. the almost presumptive nominee in waiting. there has been no significant polling that has been public facing that suggests anything to the contrary. the national republican senatorial committee has notably already endorsed carrie lake and thrown in with her. they are raising money with her. they have put an ad out on behalf of her effort, in a sense, by going after ruben gallego. there is no indication that the nrc is anything other than fully behind carrie lake, who also, it should be mentioned, has the endorsement of former president donald trump as well. so this is a primary race really in name only in many respects. there is a possibility they will have a debate at the end of june and that could help tip this race. i think the real question is, much like we saw in a lot of the republican presidential primaries is how strongly will lake do given s

you know, the months o area council, which was an organization in tucson, arizona, and was tried by the federal government back in the 1990s for supposedly the crime of, of helping non documented people today. we have another. busy position called no more desk that goes out into the border to greet migrants as they are traveling through the desert. i'm giving people water helping people to survive. and this is being treated again, both by federal prosecutors and by the conservative government in the state of, of arizona as harbouring immigrants harboring illegal aliens. you know, this is the charge that is being leveled against people. and that's pretty serious . you know, people can go to prison on for that, but people do it any way. so this is i think in the great tradition of civil disobedience and it goes along with, it's not just reading people in the desert are leaving bottles of water for people to drink if they are dying of thirst. but also that they are that against that, the detention center is because we have to remember that there are literally thousands of people in prison

the first time since the 1990s, san diego has become the busiest border crossing region, replacing tucson as the busiest of the nine sectors across the southern border. immigration advocates say it's a sign that migration patterns are constantly shifting. >> in total, i expect that there are maybe over 300 people a night combining all the different locations along the border wall. here in tijuana, volunteers deliver hot coffee and food to migrants in the dark night while they await their next move, or the border agents to detain them and move them to a processing facility. something that happens almost every night is we have injuries from people who jump across and jump from the wall on the tijuana side, and it's about an 18 to 22 foot wall, a different sections. >> border patrol has set up more staging areas in the remote desert as a crackdown by mexican authorities has resulted in the migration, traffic shifting to more remote and rocky terrain. the migrants are then taken to san diego to be processed before being released, with notices to appear in immigration court. >> what we try to

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speaker, i rise today to recognize the 37th salute hosted by the tucson medical center. the county just hosted its 37th annual salute to senttarians -- centerrians. honorees include retired generals, race car drivers, actors and my friend, walter ram, a world war ii veteran. i am so grateful to represent them in congress. arizona's sixth district has more than 143centea -- 143 100-year-olds. i will continue to fight for our seniors in congress. recently i introduced with don davis from north carolina the oversight of medicare billing code cost act which will increase transparency with the centers of medicare and medicaid. we must do everything in our power to protect medicare and medicaid for our seniors. i am so proud to represent great people like this in the district and will continue to fight for our seniors like this group. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate deputy chief lawrence butch boutee. in his retirement from the sierra vista police department in march. he was committed to serving his community both on and off the force. his knowledge and leadership sk