match and the doctors being used to help identify those who've died and gallagher has more from tucson arizona. if you head north we're going to hit this site for years over and see so has been scaring the sonoran desert with one goal in mind the colombian born artist wants to expose its secrets by on or in the dead along with a team of volunteers alvarez planted six hundred crosses each represents a life lost on a deadly frontier. when the families see that because there's somebody here that cares or in this to sort of give them a little bit of a voice to the casualties to the fallen heroes in other the me they are fallen heroes do come all the way from there to leave everything behind the to look for a better life here it's. quite a journey that should be. then aerated in some way however as works inspired by arizona's so-called death map it's a joint project between state officials and activists that shows close to three thousand people have died in the last fifteen years this does it covers an area of more than a quarter of a million square kilometers in the summertime temperatures exceed

he doesn't have enough to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and a guy like roger zero tucson arizona still more for you on this news hour sports as well we're going to find out why this world cup winning goalkeeper has had to apologize to his fans. desperate for a better life and millions of people have sought refuge and. sometimes their dreams of sanctuary are realized but sometimes disenchantment and hostility drives them home in the first of two films on these contrasting experiences people in power goes to the north german city where humane approach to integration is proving surprisingly effective. assimilation nation on al-jazeera. full of struggles. is very much over the. fall of pleasure. out of the goodness of the way that until it on principle but i mean the writing on what is an intimate look at life in cuba today is what. but the comment that lit a year of my cuba on al-jazeera. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise there or you have to go for. the sun that this is all from plus or something and increasingly migrant farm workers are victims of vic

dulce: es en este hospital en tucson, arizona, donde se debate entre la vida y la muerte el seÑor depidiendo al gobierno de estados unidos que por favorcorrijan el error que cometieron. no estamos pidiendo la ciudadanÍa, la residencia, una reforma migratoria. estamos pidiendo un poquito de compasiÓn. dulce: Éles estudiante de posgrado en londres y ciudadano americano, al igual que sus hermanos y su padre. >> es todo lo que pedimos. en este caso, un gesto humanitario para ellos. no les estamos pidiendo que cambien nada, aunque deberÍan de cambiar mucho de lo que hacen en la frontera. enrique: un poquito de compasiÓn. la prÓxima semana, los principales partidos definen a sus candidatos a la elecciÓn legislativa de medio tÉrmino que se celebra en noviembre en arizona. el ex alguacil aspira a ser elegido al senado, lo que se ha convertido en una misiÓn casi imposible, despuÉs del cauce registrado en su campaÑa las Últimas semanas. galo: "los latinos en glendale no te apoyamos," ese fue el mensaje de bienvenida que el polÉmico ex sherin de este condado recibiÓ durante uno de sus recorrido

jorge: gloria arellano llegÓ hoy a los estados unidos con un permiso humanitario para viajar a tucson, arizonaen territorio estadounidense durante los prÓximos 30 dÍas. arellano fue deportada en el 2009. en estados unidos quedaron su esoso y cuatro hijos ciudadanos estadounidenses. pasamos con el huracÁn en hawai, el huracÁn lane se degrado de categorÍa 5 a 2. sus efectos se es continÚan sintiendo en todo hawai, viento de 110 millas por hora y lluvias torrenciales con olas de mÁs de 20 pies que erosiona las costas. galo arellano nos cuenta quÉ se puede esperar en las prÓximas horas. galo: aunque ya no tiene la fuerza de una canica teorÍa nÚmero 5, lane se mueve con la suficiente potencia como para que presiente tr declare en estado de emergencia a hawai. causa estragos en regiones y amenaza a 19 islas. >> se mueve lento a cinco millas por hora, dicen las autoridades del archipiÉlago. eduardo: no va a cruzar directamente sobre la cita de hawai. el centro pudiera quedarse sobre el mar, asÍ que el peligro es lluvia torrencial, deslaves y crecidas de los rÍos. reportero: un cazador de tormentas ca

la menor reportaron su desapariciÓn y encontraron boletos para salir el 30 de junio y llegar a tucson arizonaersaron en lÍnea con el sospechoso haciendo sepa sar con la chica, Él decÍa cosas des gra dablings y violentas para hacer con ella. >>> lobo de la noche como se hacia llamar enfrenta cargos por promover sexo a una menor entre otros. >>> es lamentable saber esto. >>> acciÓn que para padres de familia es reprochable. >>> es horrible saber esto, hay que estar a atentos. >>> segÚn el alguacil aunque no se pudieron reunir esto no quedarÁ impune. >>> no piense que puede entrar en lÍnea desde otro estado y daÑar a nuestros niÑos. segÚn la oficina de alguacil el hombre tiene investigaciÓn por pornografÍa infantil en tucson. >>> ahora lorena domÍnguez y adelanto las noticias de las 6. sabe cÓmo reaccionara cante la presencia de un pistolero, y se presenta en corte el joven acusado de transportar drogas a otra vez de la frontera y cÓmo la tecnologÍa podria ayudar crear plan de de ataque contra los incendios, esto despuÉs de la pausa, quÉdese con nosotros. s estaciones del sistema de trenes ♪ una

the carr fire has burned and area the size of tucson arizona and destroyed more than 1000 homes. it's 41 percent contained. the fire that forced evacuations from yosemite valley is still growing. the ferguson fire has burned 126 square miles. west of the national park, firefighters are working to keep the flames away from to communities. containment is at only 36 percent. this week in the mendocino complex fires have triggered new evacuation orders. kim hutchinson shows us the ongoing bottle -- battle against multiple fires in california. >> reporter: no end in sight. this weekend it could get much worse. >> with northern wins it will try to expand the fire. >> reporter: firefighters battling 17 wildfires still burning across southern california. >> a lot of our focus is on the southern edge. >> reporter: possible 30 mile- per-hour wind gusts combined with bone dry conditions and high heat could flan -- fan the flames even further. officials are forced to issue a new round of evacuations. near the mendocino complex fires only voluntary evacuations had been in place. the threat is

en tucson, arizona, se mascareÑo, univisiÓn.iestro dos personas en contra , >> es un dÍa marcado de dolor para familiares y amigos de los ocho paget y dos en un incendio registrado en horas la madrugada en el segundo piso del edificio en el barrio mexicano la belleza en chicago. >> ocho de los niÑos, una muriÓ. >> las vÍctimas mortales son todas identificadas como menores desde una bebÉ de pocos meses hasta un joven de 16 aÑos la familia dijo que estaban todos los niÑos allÍ porque fueron invitados a pasar la noche juntos. dos adolescentes mÁs lucha por la vida y muerte en el hospital. estas imÁgenes fuerontransmitidas en vivo en facebook por una residente que vive al lado del edificio donde se dio . >> cuando me subÍ a la ventana dando mi las llamas muy grandes. >> observo cuando sacaron los cuerpos de los menores que segÚn las autoridades, ya estaban muertos cuando se encontraron. >> es tristeza porque yo tengo hijos y es duro ver cÓmo sacan a las criaturas envueltas. >> la causa del incendio sigue bajo investigaciÓn y sólo ha

not seeing a lot of in washington anymore. >> jim nintzel on the phone with us joining us from tucson, arizona thank you very much. let's close the show out here by looking at these images. again, these images in progress taking place in phoenix, arizona. what you're watching right now, it is the hearse carrying john mccain. again, passed away in sedona, arizona. john mccain died at the age of 81 years old. he had his family, he had his friends of course monitoring the news, but family of course right by his side in his final hour. we're seeing these images again as he's heading into phoenix, the valley of the sun, the place certainly where many people supported his many, many terms as a u.s. senator. john mccain a p.o.w. john mccain a vietnam vet. john mccain the statesman. john mccain better known as the maverick. again, john mccain died at 81 years old, died after fighting a vea grefs form of brain cancer. and you're watching cnn live coverage this hour as we continue to remember the life and legacy of john mccain. stay with us. we will of course continue to bring you the reaction, people's

says he doesn't have enough to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and to go across zero tucson arizona and federal authorities in arizona have discovered a drug smuggling tunnel running from mexico into an abandoned k.f.c. fast food restaurant acting on a tip off police arrested the owner of the restaurant which is just two hundred meters north of the border they found a sophisticated tunnel large enough to walk through as well as a stash of drugs which includes cocaine heroin and crystal methamphetamine border agency tunnels are expensive to build but there has been a significant increase since border security was stepped up the outer bands of hurricane lane have reached hawaii people in honolulu have been warned to expect flooding and landslides the hurricane has been downgraded but it's still packing winds of up to one hundred ninety five kilometers an hour schools and universities have been closed and emergency shelters have been set up how winds have been stocking up on essential is and boarding up their windows you crazy military has put on a show of force to mark twenty seven ye

president at snap or survivors network of those abused by priests he joins me now via skype from tucson arizona good to have you with us on the program mr lennon the pope. it's good to have you with us the pope has spoken and he's also met victims as well has he said enough really to placate his critics all those victims of abuse whether they be in ireland or beyond the borders of ireland. not one child is safer because of what the words of the pope are the actions of the pope gestures apologies condemnations are insufficient and until he takes action. we're going to have a continuation of the same kind of systematic abuse of children and cover up by church hierarchies so the apologies and the condemnations become longer but we have been seen in your action let's move it forward then because all we talking about now a complete seachange in investigating allegations of abuse there is tolka about bringing in local police or security forces into an investigation that debate is still ongoing between the holy see and various law enforcement agencies in respective sovereign countries yes we've alread

and you go across zero tucson arizona. and federal authorities in arizona have discovered a drug smuggling tunnel running from mexico into an abandoned k.f.c. fast food restaurant acting on a tip off police arrested the owner of the restaurant which is just around two hundred meters north of the border they found a sophisticated tunnel large enough to walk through as well as a stash of drugs including cocaine heroin and crystal methamphetamine border agents say tunnels are expensive to build but there's been a significant increase since border security was increased how many health officials have warned people to stay out of parts of the ocean because of contamination from sewers as hurrican lane lashes the u.s. state with terentia will rain the storm has cost cesspools and manholes to overflow something pesticides dead animals and other flood debris into the sea people in honolulu have also been warned to expect flooding and landslides but hurricanes been downgraded but it's still packing winds of up to one hundred ninety

and he gallacher al-jazeera tucson arizona. zimbabwe's president imus and many god was calling for unity after the country's top court confirmed his disputed election when his main rival nelson chamisa has challenge the result saying the july thirtieth election has been rigged in favor of man and god what kind of a tussle reports from hadi. supporters from zimbabwe's rulings on a pay party celebrate fight his constitutional court ruling man judges unanimously said the main opposition leader nelson chamisa has no case the court finds that the applicant is free to place before. clear direct such fission. and credible evidence that if the regularities that he alleges monti the election process materially existed. there was no proof. of irregularities as a metal fact lawyers representing the opposition m.d.c. alliance believe it wasn't a phase judgement so ultimately they had spoken. to the proceedings. to come up with. but b. is a serious legitimacy issue story. the election board admits it made some clerical data capture errors t

he doesn't have enough to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and gallacher al-jazeera tucson arizona. here with more. there is no safe level of alcohol consumption that is the firing of a study published in the lancet medical journal the study of alcohol use in one hundred ninety five countries found that even an occasional glass and creases the risk of health problems or dying reporter tributes two point eight million premature deaths worldwide each year to alcohol and it found that an average of two drinks a day led to a seven percent rise in disease compared to people who do not drink. while from university of washington is a city's lead author he says any benefit to drinking alcohol is far outweighed by the risks. well dead both diabetes and heart disease which have on occasion been protected but we also looked at a whole other battery of conses this if it were cancers wide range of them some communicable diseases and injuries found that when you take into consideration all of these factors there's no real benefit to drinking across the spectrum of consumption is the study will c

he doesn't have enough to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and a guy like rogers era tucson arizona. the company that makes the iconic a k forty seven rifle has unveiled what it calls an electric super car the kalashnikov c.v. one is seen as russia's dancer to tesla which makes some of the best selling electric cars in the u.s. its boxy design is inspired by a soviet hatchback car developed in the one nine hundred seventy s. a russian arms firm says the c v one can travel up to three hundred fifty kilometers on a single charge and it says it will be several times faster than current models. now is the first time in history that two cities are hosting the asian games jakarta and the southern so much in capital of palembang the events back in indonesia after over five decades and it's expected to bring big economic benefits and rising up the medal table might help the country hold an olympics or a world cup one day school had no reports from jakarta. the people in the country of indonesia are taking these asian games very seriously success at the event on and off the pitch is viewed a

if you will here to help us out is human rights activists and tar davidson who joins us from tucson arizona not far from the us mexico border into our welcome and thanks for the good work that you've done you've witnessed first hand on these migration detention centers and the pretty dismal conditions there for these children it's been well more than a month since the first situation was first highlighted at these centers has anything changed since that time and what's the situation there in tucson. pervy yet thanks for having me on the show fortunately there's been quite a bit of action here. as as i had mentioned that is a problem with these transfer this with a lack of transparency recently pro publica put out an article that the silly into kind of stuff just keep progressivity in tucson recently a former employee there was arrested on eight counts of child molestation this person was also a check positive a very brief beginning of scrutiny has yielded already quite a bit of use happening in these facilities like so basically on that end i was fortunate to be able to brief the leader of

he doesn't have enough to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and a guy like rogers era tucson arizona. the world health organization says the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo has reached a point it had been dreading a doctor in the east has become the first likely case in one of the country's most violent and inaccessible zones as light as our probe declared in the town outbreak declared in a town in north kivu where aid workers and government officials are being held hostage the full story now the charlotte bellus this is a united nations video of a thirteen year old boy in manga the a.p. center of the latest ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo. is also a conflict zone journalists can't get in safely so the u.n. films. they all died of ebola my entire family was my mama nish away and then my sister's an answer followed another is in the hospital i've lost family members again. this month ebola has spread from the town of mangling a across two provinces and is now in six locations the area sits stage four on the un security scale stage five is evacuate

match and the doctors being used to help identify those who've died and gallagher has more from tucson arizona. if you head north we're going to hit this site for years overall enciso has been scaring the sonoran desert with one goal in mind the colombian born artist wants to expose its secrets by honoring the dead along with a team of volunteers alvarez planted six hundred crosses each represents a life lost on a deadly frontier. when the family because there's somebody here that cares or in this to sort of give them a little bit of a voice to the casualties to the fallen heroes in other the me they are fallen heroes do come all the way from there to leave everything behind the to look for a better life here it's. quite a journey that should be. then aerated in some way alvarez works inspired by arizona's so-called death map it's a joint project between state officials and activists that shows close to three thousand people have died.

i remember going out and grew up in tucson, arizona, which is one of the great cities for aviation. as my bio reveals i did not become a pilot or join the military, but always had an interest in that. my first real encounter with someone when i was starting to get more interested in this at yale when i was just saying what were "the flying tigers." >> how many of you have heard of the flying tigers? so the name lives on. the mac we've got good name i.d. going on. and i think the image is one of the defining images of america at war. a lot of people are familiar with that. they might've seen a john wayne movie in 1942. he made a movie, "the flying tigers." not factually accurate. you need to read the book. but a good movie. in the 1970s, the tv show is about his start in the flying tigers. but my point of entry was in the yale divinity school were in the basement there is an extensive china collection. i went to look at the paper collection of a nurse in the unit pair name is emma foster. she was one of two nurses in the unit. so i walked up there about a mile from the main part of c

firefighters climbing in suv pulling people to safety while trapped in flooded roadway, the washout in tucson, arizona the car in concrete pillar leaving stuck and stranded. rob: police officers or police offer hilarious advice to pot grower after taking 25 plants off of a patch of land in new hampshire. the cops leaving this sign behind saying, sorry about your -- jackie: that was nice of them. finally the ugly, don't drink and ride, the man riding his horse, oh, my goodness, learning the lesson the hard way, the man only known as steve was reportedly drunk when he went to dismount there and horse started dragging him around. he was able to get back up eventually. live and learn. rob: unleaded, diesel. democrats taking border policy to brand-new level saying that illegal entry should not be criminal matter. jackie: immigration studies jessica vaughn says the left is out of touch with americans, she joins us next hour of "fox & friends first". these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print dis

he doesn't have enough to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and a guy like rogers era tucson arizona hundreds of young people are taking part in a chicago basketball tournament hoops in the hood aims to provide its peace and one of the most violent cities in the u.s. john hendren reports. this is hoops in the hood it's a basketball tournament but it's also a statement about safe neighborhoods in america's most violent major cities each year about five thousand children participate they get together and with the help of the city they block off streets in violence hot spots across chicago and they play and these are violent streets last year thirty five hundred people were shot and more than six hundred of them killed in the city of chicago many of strada was a member of one of chicago's violent gangs now he's a coach we do have an issue of violence in our neighborhood and i think basketball and sports is just one way we can get kids to kind of do something other than look like i'm forcing this happening with someone in some of our neighborhoods this is the end of the morning rush hour

he doesn't have enough to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and a guy like rogers era tucson arizona still ahead on al-jazeera all the sport. hosting of the asian games has the country.

he was previously imprisoned in tucson, arizona. when placed in the general population at the facility. he has pled guilty to assaulting girls in his role as doctor for u.s.a. girls gymnastics. dr. coburn, mark meckler. dr. coburn, what reforms are you proposing that we institute? >> three areas, scope and jurisdiction federal government. and i'll get specific on that. financial responsibility. how about being accountable with our money? mark: you've spent an entire career on this. >> i have. and finally limiting the terms of both appointed and elected officials. but let me go to the core one. the fact that your state can't control how it educates its children comes about through a court decision that expanded the definition of the commerce clause that to something totally different than what our founders believe. that applies to the state department of transportation, your epa and environmental organization in your state. you just think all the different organizations in the state, they are controlled by a federal government. all o

abuser and former team usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar has been moved from a federal prison in tucson, arizona, to a transfer center in oklahoma. attorneys for him say that the move comes hours after he was assaulted, after just being placed in the general population at the penitentiary in tucson. it's not clear where he will be sent once he leaves the transfer center. he has been accused of serial child molestation and pornography. >>> pope francis issued a letter today condemning the actions of church leaders both in the u.s. and around the world. this comes after a two year investigation revealed more than 1000 people may have been sexually assaulted by priests in pennsylvania. brian yoennis has more from new york. >> no effort to repair the damage done will ever be sufficient for victims and survivors. >> reporter: in an unprecedented letter to the world's 1.2 billion catholics, pope francis, begging for did the nest, -- begging forgiveness, and condemning the sexual abuse by priests. this after revelations of decades of misconduct in the catholic church. in his letter, the pope expressing

i received a letter from a couple named noreen and shawn in tucson, arizona.they put in an offer on a house that is listed for a short sell. >> it's a property i used to play when i was a -- a child, 7, 8 years old. >> lot of memories. >> lot of memories. >> lot of good memories. >> yes. >> the property that they want was bought by the current owner in 2006 for $600,000, right before the housing market collapsed. it's now worth just a little over half that. >> he had a situation, losing his job. so they tried everything they could to keep the property. but they realized how much we care about it, and that we're gonna take care of it. >> now, to your knowledge, when was the -- i understand that they vacated the property. how long ago? >> goin' on 2 years. >> they haven't even made payments for a couple years? >> correct. >> the home has been empty for 2 years and is slowly falling apart. >> it's dilapidated. there is no landscaping. >> it's horrible. >> mother earth has taken over, if you will. >> now a short sell is when you're selling a piece of property for

the story was the same in tucson, arizona. the story is the same in los angeles. it's the same in ireland, australia, chile. this is a systemic problem, and the church has yet to come to grips with it. >> anne, have we heard from the council bishops and the vatican? because this puts a very popular and innovative, reform-minded pope really on the spot. >> it does. pope francis held his weekly audit presenence today at st. p square and talked about the bridge collapse in general with an and pray-- in genoa and pray the victims but said nothing about this. we asked the validatican press office for comment and they said no comment yet. as compassionate and as charismatic as this pope has been in his five years as pontiff, andrea, when it comes to abuse, he has been flat-footed on this issue. we saw it in chile when he went down there and at first refused to believe the victims who said they had been abused by priests there, and he appointed a bishop who was part of the coverup. then he did an amazing thing, he did a 180, he did an about face and sent his best investi

signals that were installed are relatively new to san francisco but they started out in arizona, tucson, arizona, actually developed them. and then they got adopted for national use by the hscwa and they spread across the areas. and there had been some issues about people not understanding what all of the signals mean as i think that caltrans is undertaking an educational campaign. the first one installed office at forestview due to a fatality there as you recall. so i think that i can defer to caltra in everyone s on the specific comments about the slope boulevard improvements. >> supervisor yee: before they come, i might have a question with right now we're installing those hawks and we're installing also those flashing yellow pe destian cross lights. -- pedestrian cross lights? >> yeah, there's two types of beacons that we're installing. san francisco is also installing rectangular rapid flash beacons. those are the beacons that you sometimes see that flash rapidly and they're installed at crosswalks to, again, to emphasize that the pedestrian is present there for a crossing. >> supervisor ye

police in tucson, arizona, posted mannequins dressed as officers on street corners recently.s to slow down and pay attention to their surroundings. the man who took this picture says there were some actual officers nearby pulling over distracted drivers, but kind of like a scareyou, i'm guessing these dummies don't need the slry that a real officer needs. a cheaper way to get folks to slow down. >> just like a scarecrow. how funny. >> pretty innovativinnovative. >> if you have been cutting carbs from your diet, maybe you should think again. new research says it could be shortening your life. >> let's look at the big board at the stock exchange. up 78 points right now. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> plus, a proposal to stop b.a.r.t. fare cheaters in their tracks, but it could cost hundreds of millions of dollars. >> as you get your day into gear, keep on top of weather and traffic throughout the entire co a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! this is long dis

some more notable on this —— stops on the way included tucson in arizona and houston in texas.ast new orleans in louisiana, until its completion in miami, florida. he says he is doing it to show how the world could revolutionise transport, using this skate ought —— skateboard in an urban environment. it hasn't a lwa ys in an urban environment. it hasn't always been easy, sometimes the road condition wasn't great, there was the odd puncture and sometimes there isn't much you can do. this is only the first date, doing things one continent at a time. next stop, paris and skateboarding across europe. stay with me on bbc news, i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. i'll see you soon. just when you thought we had waved goodbye with a heatwave, the temperatures will climb again, particularly in the south. northern and western areas will see a little bit of rain at times but not all the time. the satellite shows clumps of cloud circulating an area of low pressure to the north—west and it is the north—western part of the country that will see rain and a bit ofa c

he doesn't have enough to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and a guy like rogers era tucson arizona. hurricane lane has weakened further on friday it drenched eight islands in hawaii but u.s. federal emergency officials are warning it still remains a threat as it moves towards the islands of. residents there have been warned they may lose water and electricity heavy rain has already caused. me flooding and landslides on hawaii's main island the big island heavy gusts of wind fueling a large wildfires well on the island of maui nigeria's shut down its busiest bridge for maintenance the third main land bridge as it's called links lagos island to the shores of the capital and it's nearly twenty million people so i mean interest has been looking at that aging bridge and the disruption that will follow the shutdown. for just the third time in just forty year history nigeria's busiest bridge is shut to traffic. and this is why. cracks and damage in the structure are source of concern for motorists who say they're worried by the recent bridge collapse in italy that killed several people as

ruth matthews from savannah's hometown of tucson, arizona. 100. get this.appy 100th birthday to david weinstein of lantana, florida. the secret to longevity, eat french fries with one meal every day. amen, brother. bea loren zen, 100. a sister who is 103. talk about good geens. i'll have what she's having. sol, 100 years, served his country during world war ii. we thank you for your service. last but not least happy 100th birthday to lenny. lenny and his great grandson are 100 years apart. like that. there you have it. >> all right. >> we have a lot coming up in our fourth hour. to you know maple syrup may help with wrinkles. suddenly. >> i cannot reveal. >> this is something that will be revealed. >> i'm in. greatest tease ever, perhaps. first megyn kelly coming upi )m parents whose students attend sequoia middle school in pleas >> good morning. 8:56. parents of students attending school in pleasant hill are outraged by a recently enrolled student. that student threatened gun violence at his last middle school according to parents. law enforcement said he

some more notable stops on the way include tucson in arizona and houston in texas. l by the court of appeal after partially winning a legal challenge against a contempt of court finding. robinson, who appeared under his real name — stephen yaxley—lennon — had been sentenced to 13 months imprisionment in may. outstanding allegations against him relating to filming he carried out whilst outside leeds crown court will be reheard at the old bailey. but the judge also ruled that a suspended sentence relating to a separate incident outside a trial in canterbury should stand. let‘s go live to our news correspondent phil mackie whojoins me now from hmp onley near rugby — that‘s the prison where tommy robinson has been held. do we have any idea when he is going to believe in there? not as yet. one would imagine it would take a couple of hours frantically processed. you can see a lot of the prison staff are taking their lunch break at the moment. we think that will lead to a pause in proceedings. there will not be much chance of him being released until they have gone back on,

leland: it's rarely a nasty day in tucson, arizona.nd that's why garrett is in such a good mood when we talk to him. good afternoon, my friend. the question, you've got omarosa here with the cryptic words saying i've saved things to share. she clearly doesn't have anything to lose. doesn't have any credibility left. doesn't have any political future left. so, scorched earth is her policy. should the white house be worried about this? >> no, i don't think that anybody cares about omarosa, they care about money in their pockets, they care about their jobs, care about the border being secured. nobody liked omarosa for 15 years now. nobody is going to like her now. leland: the president liked her enough to put her in the white house. >> yeah, you know, i guess maybe he thought she could be useful, but she turned out to be exactly what she was and i've read reports she was even fired during the clinton administration. so people find out about this. leland: and you have an interesting point in terms of what people care about is jobs, money i

website she's covered aretha franklin extensively over the years and joins us via skype from tucson in arizona kelly i really thought was described as the queen of soul with an extraordinary career that's probably unmatched an unrivaled what sort of musical legacy do you think she leaves behind. you know obviously a reprint really gave way or a lot of what we see now i don't. see not only opens the door for black to mobile phones like someone like beyonce for example but she paved the way percent for women like josh stone i mean for dell you know she really kind of gave us these church and let the vocals and layered them over these props and beats and they didn't very well for her for five decades i'm she was born in memphis tennessee but became synonymous with the sound of detroit and i'm gospel music but what was the influences and how did they shape and musically. absolutely we know she's a preacher's kid so her father was a legendary franklin who was very much on the front lines of the civil rights movement and martin luther king jr were very good friends so much so and not a lot of people

there's a guy in arizona, tucson, who has for the past few weeks, he got a felony trespassing chargeeless camp was a child sex trafficking camp. it had nothing to do with it. he was live streaming it until youtube and facebook until facebook finally brought all this stuff down. this stuff has real life consequences. people putting up "q" signs at trump rallies is not going to help it. >> clint, how much do you fear that this group is getting a wink and a nod from the right people to not stop? and what can the government do in a free society? >> yeah, i think it was a little over a year ago i talked -- you know, part of the reason this works is because we have politicians in this country that are doing influence operations that are very similar that we see to foreign media influence. and i think the other big thing is, we had a hearing today in the senate, the senate intel committee, you know, was talking about social media and disinformation. and people can make fake news, they can make manipulated truths. they can make conspiracies faster than social media companies can identify the

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and ruth mathewsrom savannah home town of tucson,10 arizona. get this.appy 100 birthday to david weinstein and he said the secret to longevity, eatie french with one meal every day. amen, brother. >>>nd this lorenzen of plano, texas is 0 and she has a ster who is 103. talk about good genes. i'll have what she's having. >> and soul goldstein served during world war ii and thank you for your service. and last but not least happy 100th birthday to lenny addler of margate, florida. he and her grandson are 100 years old. there you have it. >> we have lot coming up in the fourth hour. do you know that maple syrup might help wh wrinkles. >> what? >> this isomething that will be revealed. >> i'm in. >> greatest tease ever. perhaps. first megyn kelly is coming up, chatting with a lawyer about michael cohen and everything after your >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. we are going to get why tow y-- forecast but first melissa with your traffic. >>ilver spring, piney branch is reopening. fairfax couy parkway southbound right lane by the crash there. southbound

if you will here to help us out is human rights activists and tar davidson who joins us from tucson arizona not far from the us mexico border into our welcome and thanks for the good work that you've done you've witnessed first hand on these migration detention centers and the pretty dismal conditions there for these children it's been well more than a month since the first situation was first highlighted at these centers has anything changed since that time and what's the situation there in tucson. perfect yet thanks for having me on the show fortunately there's been quite a bit of action here. as as i had mentioned that is a problem with these transfer this with a lack of transparency recently pro publica put out an article that the silly into kind of self just keep progressivity in tucson recently a former employee there was arrested on eight counts of child molestation this person was also a child positive a very brief beginning of scrutiny has yielded already quite a bit of use happening in these facilities like so basically on that end i was fortunate to be able to brief the leader of

through some mountains, underneath some riverbeds, and then it eventually ends up in tucson. >> from 1985 to 2010, central arizona trillion with a t, a trillion dollars over those 25 years of value for the state of arizona. when our supply becomes more expensive because of scarcity, people need to remember what it's really worth, and not just us personally, when we turn on our tap, but what it's doing for the state that we live in. >> but even the mighty colorado river is struggling. water levels in its two biggest reservoirs, lake mead and lake powell, they've been dropping fast. shortages are coming. so what does that mean for you? >> the cost of water's going up. it's becoming more expensive because there's increasing competition for water, and there's a lot of components that go into the cost of water. for example, it takes a lot of power to move water. and so if power costs go up, water costs go up. >> water is a valuable commodity. it's undervalued. it's underpriced. the more people come here, as the drought that we've been experiencing continues, it is going to become more expensive. >> arizona's ahead of

arizona. it has taken us from lake have is to, where we have lived for 19 years, to phoenix, tucson, yuma, and points everywhere around the entire state. thousands of arizonans joined us on this journey, and they committed themselves to a cause that is greater than any one of us. america is the greatest nation in the history of the world. [cheers] yes, and that is because it was becausey inspired, and of the freedoms our founding fathers fought to guarantee for each and everyone of us. the industriousness, the drive, the innovation of the american people. vast untapped resources. unleashing that potential by putting america first has been the cause that brought all this together -- all of us together. you still want to put america first? this has been a long road. we got rid of jeff flake. he is gone. [cheers] he is on his way out the door. the grassroots volunteers of our party made it clear that we want to advance, not block president trump's america first agenda. [applause] continued after mr. flake dropped out. as we have seen, my republican opponent moved in mr. trump's direction. that is

arizona. a state senator in 2006, marilyn jarrett, and also olympic gold medalist, jesse owens, a tucson residentor mccain will be the third. obviously you will hear from the governor, doug ducey, you will hear from former senator john kyle and also a benediction from the current senator, jeff flake. >> dagen: moving on, the people of arizona will get to -- and we are watching the motorcade move right now as it approaches the capitol building there in phoenix. but then, he will lie in state in the nation's capital later this week. a large service will be held with speakers, past presidents, on saturday and i know you will cover that. but again, this is a real tribute to senator mccain as a public servant, but as a war hero as well. >> dagen: that's right. as you look live, this is something that you don't see too often for figures in american politics. only a few get this kind of treatment. and senator john mccain is one not only for his time in the u.s. military but his time in service upon the capitol hill. the service of the national cathedral will include eulogies from former president barack

tucson received a surprise envelope with $1,000 in cash and apology. the woman worked there in the '90s while working for the university of arizona. >> she said it has been 20 years, but i carry great remorse. accept this payment plus 20 years of interest. may god forever bless you and your family. the restaurant owner was floored. >> the young person being away from home for the first time going to school. they are going to school and learning about life. i think it is a life lesson that our family tries to instill in our employees. it is a good feeling to know she felt she needed to take care of this and i respect her for it. >> the woman who sent the letter added she was a terrible waitress and glad she was fired before she could pocket more than a few hundred dollars. >>> two new jersey brothers knocked it out of the park searching through collection of old baseball cards. they found five topps cards from 1952 mickey mantle. $1 million value. the most valuable cards are currently part of the auction that runs through august 19th. >>> let's get a check on cnn money. wall street looking at a lower open. stocks are down following the mixed results yeste

for early adopters i realize chandler, arizona, versus manhattan, the -- what you're trying to do is vastly different, isn't it? i've been -- when i was in tucsonave a lot of room for growth out in arizona, do they not you can go miles without even seeing another car when will it be ready for manhattan? >> well, certainly the difference between chandler and manhattan is -- >> daunting. >> but that's by design. this is about learning it's about getting out on public roads and proving that the technology is safe and consumers like it and businesses can make money by developing it relative to manhattan, i've looked at manhattan carefully in the research i've done the taxi system, for example, has a lot of improvements that could be realized. i think we're probably maybe in a ten-year window where we could handle the complexity that you see. >> no kidding, ten years we're always going to have to look at counterfactuals, too, because for every mishap or accident with self-driving, it is going to be played up to the hilt in the backdrop of that are the number of fatalities per year with driver-operated cars, but they're not going to get -- it doesn't