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and as we speak about tucson tech tore, i live in tucson sector now, it has consistently been one ofst sectors for many, many years and always consistently been the highest for got-aways. when i was chief in yuma daring with the lion share. they had to bear the burden of processing a lot of the the migrants and people we caught because we were so overwhelmed by the failed policies of this administration. what is very telling, rachel i will just say this. it's where she has been, it's where she is right now on border security and immigration. and it's definitely where her future will be if she remains in office. she doesn't put border security and the lives of people affected by this border as a priority. >> rachel: that might explain why, you know, in a recent poll she was -- people were asked who do you trust more on immigration? 40 percent said kamala harris. 53 trump. the other thing we talked about earlier this morning, chris, is the number one issue in arizona. this is with really record high inflation is still the border. it tells you just how badly it's affecting. she, of cour

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for the tucson unified school district, rabi hamadi, realized it was a cyber attack when nearly everyspit out a ransom note. >> hello. if you are reading this, it means your system were hit by royal. as a result yir your critical data was not only encrypted but also copied. >> from there it will be published online and anyone on the internet from the dark web and even your employees will be able to see your internal documentation. so basically, we've done this to you. we're going to help you fix it but you're going to pay us. >> so it's extortion. >> absolutely. >> reporter: stacy gossic says she fears for her boys' future, not knowing who has their stolen personal information. >> your children's digital identities were compromised. >> their doctors' information, their bus stop information. if they walk to and from school, what bus stop they go to. their medical records. where we live. where we work. every bit of information about our lives they have. >> this is frightening. >> it's terrifying. >> reporter: cbs news working with cyber investigation firm guidepoint security found evide

alicia acuna is in tucson. what is on vance's agenda? >> reporter: well, hi, stuart. j.d.he tucson sector along the border because it is the busiest for the cbp. we can take a look at those cbp numbers right now. especially when you're talking about encounters in fiscal year 2024, close to a third of the more than 1.4 million along this section of of-mexico border -- of the u.s.-mexico border. vance arriving last night for a rally using the stop to focus attention on what the trump-vance campaign calls the biden-harris administration's failures and placing blame scary at the feet of the -- squarely at the feet of the presumptive democratic nominee. >> her record of disaster is clear. 500,000 kids have been trafficked by the mexican drug cartels because of her policies. hundreds of thousands of our citizens are dead from fentanyl overdoses because of her policies. >> reporter: now, tucson is also home to vance's potential rival, democratic senator mark kelly, currently on the short list in the harris veepstakes. he has accused former president trump of killing a bill on imm

cbs's adam yamaguchi spoke to a border agent near tucson, arizona, to find out what's working. >> reporter this desolate stretch of the arizona-mexico border, we rode along with border patrol agents searching for migrants be a month ago, the tucson sector saw a record levels of illegal crossings. today, it's much quieter. how many illegal apprehensions are you conducting these days? >> so, right now, we are averaging anywhere from 200-400. >> reporter: what was that number like 7-8 month ago? >> talking about 1800-2000 a day. >> reporter: seven month ago when the u.s. was seeing record numbers of migrants illegally crossing into the u.s., a number of camps like this were set up all along the border to provide refuge for migrants as they are awaiting border patrol processing. but since that time, most of these camps have been dismantled or sit abandoned like this. since president biden's executive order in june restricted asylum access, migrant apprehensions have dropped to their lowest level in years. deponent of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas defended the administration's

and t loan seeing for joining us from tucson in arizona, the the will venezuela is present, is labeled position nita and maria carina. i'm a condo terrorist while ruling out negotiations over a disputed vote. nicholas madero is banking all the supreme court can funding his re election is more protest as a political opponents are arrested. latin america editor, lucy, and human, now reports smiling broadly. president nicholas my little arrived at the supreme court for a hearing before electoral chamber. judges. it was a formality to accelerate my buddhist strategy to obtain the courts approval, july 28th, highly contested presidential election results. a supreme court was controlled by government lawyers, so the move is highly unlikely to resolve the uproar over to really one. the electro council is got to publish the tally sheets as the law requires much says my little one by 51 percent of votes. vice president does 0. the v is dismissed calls at home and abroad for an internationally supervised audit. that's international hysteria about the tally sheets. the can make a netflix series c

it was led by that charismatic leader, francois dominique, tucson, live at york. branch, advanced to regain control of the colony were unsuccessful. having comes up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to haiti. the french manage the captured tucson loved your by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeats. on january 1, 18 o 418 declared independence. the 1st one in the whole latin america. however, freedom was paid for with the blood of 200000 courageous haitians who had sacrificed their lives for the abolition of slavery on our planet. the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state. the despite everything re pres, go to the front lines with that eagerly await to. so they pray in the trenches and bunkers in hospitals who didn't destroyed churches, they pray for peace. so i think out of work through nascar, almost the 1st or what kind of stuff, but for the last 2 years, 2 years. so you sure. so could i even though a simple sleepin

. >> in arizona, firefighters in tucson had to spray down an aggressive swarm of bees. take a look at this video here. taken by fire crews as firefighters sprayed foam right up into the air to get the bees under control. the foam used to combat fires is known to kill bees. fire crews say two people were trapped inside of a home after being stung by the bees. one of those people had to go to a nearby hospital for treatment. this comes months after a swarm of bees killed a groundskeeper at a golf course north of tucson. >> an update on a story we did bring you last night about the frenzy over the shohei ohtani bobbleheads. some are now being resold for thousands of dollars. the bobblehead depicts ohtani holding his dog, decoy. several have already sold on ebay, with prices for the more limited gold edition ranging from 1000 to at least $17,000. thousands of fans lined up seven hours before first pitch yesterday to get their hands on one. only some of the 40,000 bobbleheads were actually gold, and you can hear about the west coast. >> top stories every weekday right here o

so, please give her a warm tucson welcome. thank you. so, thank you so much for being here today your book captures the systemic management issues inside the secret service as well as the individual heroism of agents when lives are on the line and it's such a rich topic for discussion. and i wanted to start by asking. you having been covering the secret service since 2012? did you? when did you think this would be such a rich topic of discussion for a book? oh, well first off i want to say i'm so delighted. i'm being questioned by a lawyer who used to be a journalist, i grew up in a family of lawyers, and i'm the only one that took this particularly at the time very on lucrative bath. it's turned out okay so far, but i i have a lot of respect for lawyers, and i'm so delighted dave's my interviewer and i very grateful to you for mentioning the bryn mawr have afford news because i wouldn't have been a journalist if the editor of that paper at the time hadn't sort of grabbed me by the scuff of the knack and enlisted me to write a story abou

describe. >> good to see you, brian did it help you in the tucson sector. >> it didn't help in the tucsonun up to law enforcement, help me here is my asylum claim. we deal with the got-aways. part of that the 2 million phenomenal number really know what is is happening. we are part of that. that has not changed. to put it in perspective with cochise county which i'm going to share with donald trump today. 3762 arrests in my jail in a little over 31 months. people come to the country, they have smuggled, they have committed murder. almost 20 murders in my county alone in those 31 months. our quality of life has been fractured by it as a result of this administration. >> brian: the border crossers since the numbers are down, has crime gone down? >> no. we're on track to meet last year if not beat it again. i just got these stats yesterday president trump visit. got-aways are something the cartels are addressing. people high risk. that have been deported. high criminal records country of interest. they are being smuggled by the cartels at high prices into this country. >> brian: all right. j

. >> sitting in tucson we are what, 45 minutes, one hour from tombstone, arizona. the founding of tombstone. how did it become a town? >> tombstone was one of those towns across the frontiers of america in that era where there great mineral deposits discovered. in tombstone's case, silver. the pesky apaches had been moved out. or at least, partially moved out . when the miners settled in and began producing large quantities of valuable minerals. a silver in tombstone, mostly, that is when all of the businessmen came roaring in. you needed restaurants. you needed bars where they could drink. you needed ladies of the evening so they can have a little companionship. and, the towns would spring up and mostly die out within a few years when mineral deposits were all used up. tombstone lasted a little longer than that. and it is still there. for a lot of people it is their chance to go to where the old west still really exists. this is exactly what it looks like. and, the simulated shootout at the ok corral is exactly how it happened. people love going to tombstone. >> w

>> by the time we developed the mexican people, like a colonel who brought them from tucson into california in the mid-1770s. in the case of france there was initially an idea that we could educate the native americans and have a mixed race develop. and then later, the 14th and his minister set up a program, daughters of the king, as young women without dowries who would have had to otherwise have a cinderella life, they go out to canada and mary and within 100 years they have a great french-canadian people. as for catholics going into maryland, they intend to have men, women and children. >> i'm not aware if there was a high rate of intermarriage with various native american peoples or if there wasn't. >> the further you got out to the frontier, the more you had mixed populations grow. you also had mixed population in the maritime provinces. in the case of new spain, that took about 100 years for fully new people to appear on the planet. in the case of maryland, they were anglo-americans from the beginning, men, women and children. >> the jesuits are a leading character in your book and i

vance met with local law enforcement and border patrol agents in the tucson sector and he did this becauseiest along the u.s.-mexico border when we are talking about encounters. according to cbp data for fiscal year 2024, this is very nearly a third of the more than 1.4 million occur. vance's is fixing the crisis is "not rocket science." >> it is not hard to secure the southern border. you just have to reimplement some common sense policies purely got to really implement remain in mexico. have to stop catch and release and force the asylum-seekers to stay in mexico while their claims are being adjudicated. and you've got to finish this border wall and reimplement deportations. >> border patrol apprehensions have steadily dropped over the last five months, but vance's focus in the tucson sector is the damage that has already been done and what he and former president trump promise for the future, even as polls show harris gaining or even beating trump and had to head matchups, the border issue is proving a serious drag on our campaign. the recent "wall street journal" poll, by 13 points p o

. >> i'm joined by my mayor of san diego and criminal social justice and my sister from tucson who has served our latino alliance. we are going to get started and we have a lot to talk about and privilege to the deputy assistant secretary for the office of homeland security and unions homeland security. and we are convening really very strategic times. these are topics that we have been wrestling with for decades and any time you see breaking news from the white house on immigration policy it has caused to convene and celebrate and explore how that is working out particularly those on the front lines. i will turn it over to rebecca who will introduce some of her federal partners. on behalf of secretary mayorkas and others, thank you for having me. i want to truly thank laura waxman especially for the productive and collaborative partnership and continuing to convene us to build trust and making sure we build open lines of communication. thank you for your leadership with the task force and for being great partners. i will address some of the recent announcements we have had , both the

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i'm here in arizona, in tucson, a wonderful active black community here in arizona in tucson, and weand gwen ifill, because she seemed to call it too. i have to come to you. look, the moral arc of the democratic party has been long, and it has been incredible. having done that medgar evers book, fannie lou hamer was in jail when medgar evers was killed, but she used his line, first class citizenship on the following year on the floor of the democratic convention. what an arc for a party that started off rooted in hate and division, to come potentially with a second black president. and a woman. >> absolutely. and you know, the interesting thing is the party did not get there by itself. the way the party got there, i do believe because of the work and contributions of women, black women, women of marginalized communities. any time there is a shift, there is an opening. a light in a dark room changes the nature of the room. part of what we're seeing, we're seeing those who believe in democracy and an inclusive democracy, their work is paying off. it's opening up the space so now we can

that's a scandal at a disgrace. >> martha: senior correspondent alecia cuneo reports live from tucsonartha. we couldn't help but notice senator vance is now cutting out the bite in part of the biden harrison ministration. he did that today and as he stood in the busiest order patrol sector along the u.s. and mexico border. this trip of his was designed to draw attention to the migrant crisis even as apprehensions continue to drop over the last 5 months according to recent data. bans focusing on the damage already done by cartels who target children and fentanyl. >> it is hard to believe until you see it with your own eyes just how bad the policies of the policies of the southern border. harris committed office making promises and she kept them to open the southern border. >> as vance works to begin putting in his position as trump's pp tries after pastor marks about people without judgement have put them on the trail. he is tried to change that conversation back to 1 voters considered most prominent and it could prove helpful picker recent wall street journal shows voters trust former

vance is touring the border patrol's tucson sector. 2024 close to a third of the more than 1.4 million along this section of the u.s./mexico border. vance arriving in the phoenix area last night for a rally using the stop in this critical battleground state to focus attention on what the trump/vance campaign calls the biden-harris administration failures and putting the blame at the perspective nominee. >> her record of disaster is clear. 500,000 kids trafficked by mexican drug cartels because of her policies. hundreds of thousands of our citizens are dead from fentanyl because of her policies. >> due son is also home to vance's rival mark kelly and accused of gop allies to kill border legislation. this week he called vance's border visit a photo op. >> they don't actually want to solve this problem. they just want to talk about it and that's why his running mate, j.d. vance is at the border to take a picture. >> a kelly pick for v.p. would signal harris's need to shore up support on one of the most important issues to voters, the "wal

scattered showers in the mix today on saturday had been some big downpours for arizona state around tucson. that's now pushing further toward the east, but otherwise months whom downpours in the forecast here. hot in florida, we're starting to see alerts pop up for the heat. there are some storms rolling through oklahoma and for a central america. i think the focal point will be around mexico's do content peninsula and southern mexico. there could be some flooding here. storms move out of pedro in to ecuador and colombia. and if we did toward the south, it does start to come down for the river play, but wow, the rain has really dropped back those temperatures in sao paulo, just 14 degrees today. a documentary series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe in columbia. the arrow, lots of people, scientists to understand why species of toes one's thoughts extinct. it still thriving in the coastal mountains of the sierra nevada nations frontline, the starry night towed on alger 0, the, [000:00:00;00] the clouds, the

. >> sitting here in tucson we are 45 minutes, and our from tombstone, arizona? the founding of tombstone how to become of town? >> tombstone was one of those towns across the frontiers of america in thatra there were great mineral deposits discovered in tombstone's case, silver. the pesky apaches had been moved out or at least partially moved out. and so the minors came in. they found the place and settled in and began producing large quantities of valuable minerals against silver and tombstone mostly. this is when they all came rolling in. you needed a restaurants, and you needed bars where they could drink.k. you needed ladies of the evening so they could have a little companionship. and they would die out within a few years when the mineral deposits were all used up. tombstone lasted a little longer than that. for a lot of people it's their chance to go to where the old west still really exist. the >> shootout at the okay corral people love going to tombstone. wast it like a tourist attraction? what to say this for respect for the people in the town who have

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that was caught dumping 1500 patients with the 500 on skid row. 500 in sacramento, and 500 in ad tucson, arizona. most of the time what i'm out here, i'm not even flying for money for itself. mostly just out here, just people watching is like watching the television. oh is full of good, interesting television because there's a bunch of weirdos in these in her folder in words, it almost looks like walking zombies from the movies like it's going to pop up in the i don't know, but now, but being on the real to button that's, it's back now it attacks the muscles were the, it basically start to end up with water. it also attacks the strength and in their body where they can keep state a straight body up. so they're basically folded in half have a slip, right? no real sleep in a bed laying down with a shower or anything like that for over over 8 days past the point of delirium. i'm now as a point of just totals exhausting and frustration of i can't get a hold of my family holidays. 4 years old and i looked like them probably 60 because of what streets of done this is i. it's tiring. oh, so ti

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. >> la alcaldesa de tucson, democrata, asegura que todo se trata de un juego politico. >> vienen a laa tomarse una foto, ¿verdad? >> es una un un tema que causa division en nuestro pais. >> pais. >> segun autoridades locales, esta es una zona en la frontera donde el cruce de migrantes y de drogas es una oportunidad foto y para usar un causa esa pais. >> por eso, la delegacion de republicanos que acompano a j.d. >> vance se este sitio para hablar de la frontera entre activistas promigrantes de arizona y de todo el pais preocupa el discurso sobre los migrantes a tres meses de la eleccion. >> cada vez ves mas odio hacia los migrantes y hacia las personas que estan llegando. >> compania campana trump-banz lo sabe perfectamente el tema es un tema que preocupa a los votantes, lo dijo j.d. >> vance el martes pasado en su campana en el estado de nevada, un estado clave, un estado pendulo, y lo repitio hoy de nuevo en arizona, otro estado clave para ganar las elecciones. >> ¿ves, arantxa? >> francisco, muchas gracias por este reporte desde arizona. >> arizona. >> y del lado democrata hoy comen

estarÁn bajo alertas de calor y se pronostican potenciales rÉcords en ciudades como las vegas, denver y tucsonmÁs ante las temperaturas extremas, edgar limita sus actividades al aire libre. >> nos esperamos ya que se liviana un poquito la la temperatura y a salir ya despuÉs de las seis o 19:00 de la noche. >> este verano no solo ha alcanzado temperaturas histÓricas, sino tambiÉn sucesivas olas de calor. el pasado mes de julio fue el mÁs caluroso jamÁs registrado en la historia en el valle de la muerte, en california, con una temperatura media diaria de 108.5 grados. pero hubo 24 dÍas en que la temperatura alcanzÓ o superÓ los 120 grados. una exposiciÓn constante. este clima cÁlido aumenta los riesgos de salud. esta mÉdico pediatra explica que primeramente el cuerpo trata de adaptarse a la temperatura y aumenta la sudoraciÓn. >> puede aumentar nuestro eh, nuestra respiraciÓn puede aumentar nuestro ritmo cardÍaco, que quizÁs eso no lo vamos a notar tanto, pero tambiÉn pueden dar dolores de cabeza, nÁuseas, mareos, calambres musculares, debilidad e inclusive ya en las etapas extremas, obviamente

y la policÍa de tucson, arizona, investiga un tiroteo que dejÓ cuatro personas heridas, dos de ellasocios cercanos sufrieron daÑos y segÚn oficiales, hay algunos detenidos que podrÍan estar vinculados a este incidente. otro tiroteo en jacksonville, florida. tambiÉn esta madrugada dejÓ seis heridos, entre ellos adolescentes y adultos jÓvenes, pero ninguno sufriÓ lesiones graves. dos mujeres y cuatro hombres estaban saliendo de un club improvisado cuando ocurriÓ la balacera. no se sabe si las vÍctimas eran el blanco del ataque o si resultaron heridas durante el fuego cruzado. la investigaciÓn, por ahora continÚa. las fuertes lluvias en oklahoma city esta madrugada provocaron grandes inundaciones. cayeron mÁs de seis pulgadas de lluvia. la sexta mayor cantidad de precipitaciÓn en un solo dÍa en la historia de la ciudad. varias carreteras estuvieron cerradas y las autoridades pidieron a los residentes permanecer en sus hogares para facilitar las labores de limpieza. y hablando del tiempo, el centro nacional de huracanes estÁ siguiendo de cerca un sistema en las aguas del atlÁntico. esta

and also issuing a notice towards citizens here in india, a warning of any kind of travel, tucson gladish. but that's no, it did not contain any condemnation of government policy on the bundle dish, which side, because india essentially treat to what, what's happening in bangladesh and the last couple of weeks as an internal fail fund gladish sondra. thank you so much for that update. that's the w's delete directions. sondra participant, now diplomats, it can be things on the way across the middle east, in an effort to de escalate, rising regional tensions. jordan's foreign minister has made a rev, is it to a wrong life works a whole. so taking place with representatives from egypt, oman, and control the us and his allies, all edging old policies to prevent a wider escalation of the conflicts following the assassination of the home of lita is male here in toronto. now iran has vowed to punish israel full that killing, but it's foreign ministry says it is not looking to escalate tension. so that's according to the rights as news agency. and we are getting reports now that has blocked the i

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