yuma county was one of them. we had so many boats outside of the law that it begs the question what do we do with an election where we have votes that are in the stream that should not be counted? if you cannot find the individual who is engaged in a behavior, perhaps that county has had a defective election. >> how are they redeemable? how are the boats outside the law? >> we have for example, in yuma county, ballot harvesting of votes. we have people who were indicted for the very think we are talking about right now who pled guilty and frankly, those votes altered the outcome of yuma county. so how do they get counted? how do the people who were disenfranchised through nullification, how do we help them? >> was not enough what he just mentioned as far as yuma county and maricopa county in general, is that enough to have not certify the election? >> i think what we have to look at here is the common values that we share and that is have to have faith in our democracy. our democracy rests on decisions that thous

jonathan, yuma, arizona, is population of 100,000 people and over 250,000 migrant encounters in yumae took place since october and this is causing problems for your community? >> absolutely, i'm live at the border right now and we have no fewer than 300 people lining up since midnight to come across. they are coming from all over the world, at least 30 countries are represented standed behind me right now >> carley: hal, you are in eagle pass, texas and residents say they don't feel safe because of this, watch this. >> several weapons i need to have here, i don't feel safe. i taught them to use the weapons and they are 14 and 15 years old. >> my sister was asleep and her room is toward the front of the house and someone knocked on her window. >> they are killing animals to eat or stealing your things. >> carley: how do you feel about that? >> first of all, good morning, we've been getting lots of reports from residents in the community telling us they don't feel safe, many downtown businesses are closing early, many very many of the store owners have reported shoplifting, many of the

>> we have for example, in yuma county, ballot harvesting of votes. we have people who were indicted for the very thing we are talking about right now who pled guilty, and frankly, those votes altered the outcome of yuma county. so how did they get counted? how do the people who were disenfranchised through nullification, how do we help them? >> was that enough what he just mentioned as far as yuma county and maricopa county in general, is that enough to have not certified the election? >> i think what we have to look at here is the common values that we share and that is have to have faith in our democracy. our democracy rests on decisions that thousands of people make. republicans and democrats alike. when we have conspiracy theories and lies like the ones mr. finchem has just shared, based on no real evidence what we end up doing is eroding the faith we have in each other as citizens. i was talking to someone last night who said -- she is a democrat, she said i want to be friends with my republican neighbors again. it is dangerous for america and w

so look, in yuma, arizona you have a border wall. difference between a primary and secretary? i was reading where they consider new park your car, a few cars along that's a secondary border wall? >> the primary would be the 30-foot high fully armored fence. >> harris: that trump put in. >> correct. the secondary is part of that project but a lot less of that up and really more in the area that's more active against the cities in mexico so that if there is a stand-off distance border patrol can operate in there without having to chase further into the country for apprehensions. >> harris: i'll ask the follow-up of fairness versus unfairness. millions of people who came the right way. now millions more people who came here the wrong way but giving themselves up so they get a pass. >> that's completely unfair. my community is 65% hispanic and quite a few of those families can trace directly 1 or 2 generations to when they crossed legally into the united states. as a community we are overwhelmingly supportive of border security, of the w

in the town of yuma, every day, into their hospital, they get 11 people that go into the emergency room, an additional four or five women every day in yuma, arizona, to go into the maternity ward. 20.4 million -- $20.4 million in uncompensated care provided by that hospital in just the first six months of the year. mr. speaker, you and i both know when the vice president said on sunday that our border is not open she was not telling the truth. our border is wide open. and it has inherent dangers and problems for the united states of america. mr. biggs: we can close it today. i encourage members of the house to join me in getting my discharge pee pee decision out. we need to close this border. with that, i yield back to you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. >> i rise to recognize john van ultrech. the iowa state fair is a yearly tradition for iowans. with a wide variety of entertainment, food and activities such as the world famous butter cow,

is no doubt that zelensky is this media component today's, there in the kharkiv region of today's yuma and are again used to justify the requirements of new weapons. this long-range missile weapon has already been declared no longer. there is no doubt that it will be used to strike civilian targets, including on the territory of russia, it can be assumed that the visit was very short, the shots that were taken on the street are easy to remember, and the second shooting point inside a building. zelensky awards the militants of the apu, this is all two scenes played out, which you just had to quickly mount and release and leave. as soon as possible, for obvious reasons behind the scenes, there was only a team of operators and editors, as always, dust your eyes. of the few achievements of the kyiv regime. the main thing that is needed and necessary now in the ukrainian state is certainly money and just the money necessary for functioning to pay salaries to state employees. just in order for this money to function in the state in order not to be so wild inflation. now zelensky will try to

if you travel to yuma, you see gaps in the border fence.t's one of the things that governor doug ducey has tried to put a strong hand and sort of making a political statement in a way closing them with containers. so if you go to yuma it's a different picture that you're going to see. >> being 160-plus miles away, what is happening there is having an impact on communities like tempe. >> yes, especially because you see in arizona a division. if you see phoenix, for example, the highest percent of population is hispanic right now, 42.6% if i'm not mistaken. so you have these groups where some of them, quote/unquote, that have been here for years, for decades, see the problem as affecting their own community. but then you see other groups, seeing the groups coming into the border ready to help, right? so the criticism here specifically with the administration, there hasn't been a visit to arizona. we have the director of homeland security come, but the visit was not that successful. so i don't think there was nothing put on paper to be done an

here is how hot it is parts of the bay area are hotter than phoenix, arizona , yuma, arizona, and all sorts of places to take over this map wasn't in hitting 116 degrees. death valley, that leads the nation in hotspot. 10 20. phoenix is a very cool 110 degrees compared to the b area. just getting some news in the newsroom. the rolling blackouts have begun. we just learned that alameda immiscible has started the rolling outages. people in alameda are getting rolling blackouts beginning right about now. it could last for 60 minutes. it could last for two hours. we are not sure, but they have begun right now in alameda. there is also power failures caused by equipment. equipment overheating during this extreme heat wave. here's another look at the outage map. this is in the east bay. we got a look at inside pg&e's emergency operation center. that is where all the outages are tracked. the biggest issue, those blown transformers. >> we have people at the ready to go out there and respond if our quitman overheats. if it fails, we have people who are ready to go out there and get the power g

that's bob on independent line from yuma.f you look to the real clear politics website, they take an aggregate of polls taking a look at amongst other things the president's job approval rating. in recent days, they highlight, if you take a look at those aggregates, 42% approving of the presidents and job approval. 53% disapproving. that's an 11% negative spread. taking a look at different polls, the rasmussen poll with 43% approval but 54% disapproval. reuters at 39% approval, 54% a proven. with the yougov poll with we -- and then the nbc poll is 45% approval compared to 52% disapproval. you have fox news reporting 43% approval and 56% disapproval. again, those who participated in the poll, you can talk about the numbers themselves what you think are behind a numbers particularly. if you take a look at that real quick politics even if you go to the website, they keep track of that aggregate pull of approval and disapproval number. the disapproval in red the approval in black. if you take a look at that under the poll, if you

on august the 19th its commander in chief bottles of yuma complied with the soviet high commands ultimatum on immediate and unconditional surrender. he handed his sword to a soviet officer and other generals followed suit. aah! after the start of the red armies, military operation, the unit $731.10 were completely liquidated. as per my order, the soviet army, swift advanced, deprived us of the possibility of employing a biological weapon against the u. s. as all or other countries tribunal transcript commander in chief of the japanese quantity abbey yamato auto. so generally she was in a hurry the red army was advancing too quickly and he didn't want to be captured by russians. prisoners were killed and their bodies destroyed. personnel and valuables were relocated and i think they had to leave behind was burned. most of the facilities were blown up. hm. mm. on august 19th, 1945. the 1st soviet troops entered the city of hobbin. mm . ah, the 731 camp had already been blown up and all the most important materials removed . but there was still traces of their crimes. soviet troops found ampl

as more bodies are found for mass barrels site in the countries east, the city of yuma was reclaimed from russian forces last week to check the public, which holds the presidency, is calling for an international war crimes tribunal to be established. fully bonds to call me cleanly our particular mission and 9 as the occupiers fled, they also dropped in torture device nicely. but even the railway station we found a room for torture until lectric torture could line and below bush both should do is just a train station. torture was a widespread practice in the occupied territory. that is what the nazis did. we will establish all the identities of those who tortured our people, who brought the trustees from russia to our ukrainian land. u. s. president joe biden has warned russia against using chemical nuclear weapons in new crown would be king or interviewed before leaving for the u. k. to attend to queen elizabeth the 2nd funeral. pardon said the use of chemical weapons in ukraine will change the face of the queen's 8 grandchildren have held a vigil around her coffin. she lives in stat

zelensky, this is the media component of today, there in the kharkiv region of yuma, today's my five used to justify the requirements of new weapons such have already been announced. this long-range missile weapon is gone. there is no doubt that it will be used to strike civilian targets. including on the territory of russia, it can be assumed that the visit was very short shots that were taken on the street are easy to remember, and the second shooting point is inside a certain building. zelensky handing out awards to militants of the armed forces, on it's all two scenes played out that you just had to quickly edit and release and leave. as soon as possible, for obvious reasons, behind the scenes, only a team of cameramen and editors remained, as always, spoil the eyes of one of the few achievements of the kiev regime. the main thing that the ukrainian state needs and needs now. this is certainly money and just the money needed to function to pay salaries to state employees. just to make this money function. the state for so that there is no such wild inflation, now zelensky will tr

they have spoken of her sense of duty, her wisdom, her kindness, her yuma, how she took the lives of hundreds of thousands of the constituents in her visit to every part of this country. the words had been hard. she sat in this historic coal, as you say, now, on many occasions, some of those occasions were to celebrate milestones in her own re the address is to celebrate her silver, golden, and diamond jubilees should a common thread that our constitutional monarchy is a symbol of stability. in a never changing well as speaker booth, raj said queen eliza, this wisdom and grace demonstrates him for all to see the value of a constitutional monarchy in securing the liberties of our citizens and the fundamental unity of this kingdom and the commonwealth. on other occasions, i will lay claim was here to mark the historic moments such as the 50th anniversary of the 2nd world war, a war in which he has self serve in the armed forces. and in 1988, we celebrated the 300 ton. the vestry of the revolutions of 68, g 8 to 1689. it is perhaps very british to celebrate revolutions by presenting an

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president a lot of the landscape says that a mass grave has been found in the northeast and city of yuma city, which is in the khaki region has recently been recaptured from russian forces. local police officials at 440 bodies have been located in the well feed program says its facility has been looted and nearby off on fire in northern ac. on and protests have swept across the country following an announcement on wednesday. the government's looks like he fuel the price of petrol, more than double now, republican governors in the us of being keys of politicizing, the plight of migrants and refugees. nearly a 100 people who recently cross the border from mexico into texas were dropped off near the vice president's residence in washington d. c. this happened while florida paid to fly asylum seekers to a popular holiday spot for the washington elite party. jo caps reports there, people made haunts, children clutching plastic bags. men and women who cross the continent to flee poverty and violence. now being used as political tools, dirt on a meet, i assume a lift finished wailer. on august

by the early hours of monday, the eye of the storm was over, the dominican republic, near boca yuma, agencies have evacuated. people in high risk areas there and the storm is expected to grow stronger. turning it into a category 3. how came before it heads north into the atlantic ocean, possibly possibly impacting turks and cake os. and bermuda. petticoat haine has the latest a sign of an island hit again. this bridge built after the last hurricane to hit puerto rico washed away 2 days before the 5th anniversary of hurricane maria. now fiona maria was a category for fiona, a one. but the devastation appears to be just as widespread. real love, love going there. this is the plots of river from the bridge and com, or you, it is approximately 10 feet from hitting the bridge. this is crazy. the governor of puerto rico has called the damage catastrophic. more just audio, in many areas that had never seen flooding. there has been an unprecedented accumulation of water. in fact, in many areas, it was greater than what we saw during hurricane maria. my, you're up to $76.00 centimeters of rai

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we will start with danny in yuma, arizona on the republican line. caller: good morning.ow are you doing? host: i'm good. caller: i'm so happy that c-span and you guys have finally given republicans what they deserve. not only that, the democrats only have two things, january 6 and abortion. other than that, they cannot run on their failed policies. this is so sad. i really, really, really hope that america listens to what's going on. the democrats have nothing but tax and spend, reckless spending. down here on the border, in yuma, arizona, it is really, really bad down here, mimi, and i would like to see the democrats, including joe biden, from the top, and the so-called borders -- border tsar, to come down and see what they have done. the democrats and joe are running this country into the ground, down the toilet. and i hope americans wake up and vote the right way in november. thank you, mimi. you are very kind. host: all right, danny. then his next in state college, pennsylvania, also on the republican line. caller: good morning. even though i was not born in 1994, i

we will start with danny in yuma, arizona on the republican line. caller: good morning.ow are you doing? host: i'm good. caller: i'm so happy that c-span and you guys have finally given republicans what they deserve. not only that, the democrats only have two things, january 6 and abortion. other than that, they cannot run on their failed policies. this is so sad. i really, really, really hope that america listens to what's going on. the democrats have nothing but tax and spend, reckless spending. down here on the border, in yuma, arizona, it is really, really bad down here, mimi, and i would like to see the democrats, including joe biden, from the top, and the so-called borders -- border tsar, to come down and see what they have done. the democrats and joe are running this country into the ground, down the toilet. and i hope americans wake up and vote the right way in november. thank you, mimi. you are very kind. host: all right, danny. then his next in state college, pennsylvania, also on the republican line. caller: good morning. even though i was not born in 1994, i

while the early hours are monday, the eye of the storm was over the dominican republic near booker yuma, and is expected to grow stronger. turning into a category 3 hurricane before it had north into the open waters of the atlantic ocean, possibly impacting tax concourse and bermuda. and hit the dominican republic as a category one hurricane, gnashing it with torrential rain and destroying homes and other buildings. agencies of evacuated people in high risk areas as well as areas that were affected by rivers and ravines. in rural communities in the east, officials say the strongest winds and now dying down in puerto rico. but 90 percent of the island is without electricity. heavy raises, of course, severe flooding and landside ports and airports have been shot. us president joe biden approved an emergency declaration on sunday, which authorizes federal disaster relief. but rico is still recovering from hurricane maria 5 years ago, which caused the largest blackout in us history. i mean, yes i'm so this area here, villa, some to is the area where most worried about because when they open

you're looking at rain pushing through los angeles, san diego, yuma.pical cyclone and the trajectory is going to continue to move out west. that's good news, it's moving out to sea but not before dumping a good amount of rain >> live look right now in san francisco. beautiful morning to wake up to. we are also finally going to get some relief from the heat in through the afternoon. currently, temperatures are in the 60s throughout the bay area. we're starting out fairly mild. take a look at your hourly forecast. by 3:00, daytime highs around san francisco and the peninsula will be in the 70s. meanwhile, further in through the interior, still warmer spots. upper 80s in tracey, livermore, and morgan hill. >>> and that's your local forecast, back to you both. >> somara, thank you. >>> and savannah who is in london fells us king charles is back at buckingham palace, he is there greeting more people just hours after his official accession. officially proclaimed king of england. still to come, gadi schwartz with a look at whether the queen's death can fill t

>> it is a publicity stunt but an effective one. 2019 i went to yuma in arizona, a town of about 100,000ithin a six week period, they were taking in 2500 people, they didn't have a budget for it, overwhelming the city's resources and i think democrats for a long time have been accusing border states and border towns of being anti- immigrant, hostile but what i saw was concerned. i think now democrats are seeing when you have influx of people this large is trains resources. paul: and mary, they are complaining in chicago, i think it's only been 500 migrants who have made it there and declared an emergency as she suggests, a fraction of what texas deals with all the time but it doesn't seem to make any progress getting democrats to say present biden, we could do something about the border? >> you are right in the federal problem, not just federal problem in the sense that they allow people to claim asylum and then cross the border and become legal, their existence in the country is legal because they are under the banner of claiming asylum but the federal government has a role here resettl

mark kelly did a whole section about building the wall in yuma. this is penetrating.flation in the d economy becomes an issue, there are other issues. that includes crime and safety which will talk about later, national security, abortion, et cetera, and this is part of that. but it's a miss presentation of the issue of securing our border when this is been an issue under republicans and democrats, we had the gang of eight, they couldn't get anything done because people in both states run by both parties like undocumented labor. and that will continue, whether they're picking grapes in oregon are oranges in florida. until that stops, and it's not going to stop because they are hardworking people who do it's great service, they take jobs that americans don't want to take. we're not going to solve this crisis that way. also the language about this. i don't think using the term build the wall has the same scare factor that it used to have. if you hate trump, you've hated it for five years now and that's can it continue. so i think we need to move toward a better language

have a 30 - 60 day new cycle talking about how you said 250,000 people to el paso sector alone, and yuma is 2000 people a day they're going to lose, blake masters will be the center in arizona, raphael warnock will lose, dating vance in ohio if were talking about immigration, if you look at joe biden at his weakest and this exposes it, it's so easy isn't it lawrence to be for open borders when you're not a border state, as soon as martha's vineyard gets 50 venezuelans, 50, not 500, not by thousand, 50 all the sudden they bring in the national guard and nbc news tweets, they deleted the tweet comparing it to going down the street and emptying the trash wherever you would like. it's extraordinary how the liberal media and the democrats reacted to this last couple of days and it exposes how immigration is a winning issue for republicans heading in november. lawrence: i just don't understand the line of thinking from the democrat especially on the race front, they demonize the border patrol on 50% of them are hispanic they went after the border cities which are democrats and a lot of them ar

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ashley: tesla looking at building a supercharger station in yuma county, arizona along interstate 8.station will have 40 stores, generate electricity with its own solar panels and have on-site energy storage in the form of a meta pack that could charge 40 battery evs. musk has stated in the past but having charging stations produce and hold their own electricity is a priority but the rollout is not the quickest. maybe this project is starting to ramp it up. it sounds good but how many of these are around the country? stuart: good question. mark tepper with me. do you take a position on tesla stock at $300 a share? >> it is a stock that has a cultlike following until this day. it can deify gravity better than most stocks. with elon being the great innovator despite his volatile comments i think would, we don't own has a, valuation doesn't make sense for us but i see other people on it. it has always been too expensive. i should have owned it. after the split, hundreds and hundreds of dollars ago. stuart: let's get back to ashley because i want to know about tesla becoming smarter than

over 2000 people a day are coming in illegally through the border in a tiny part of our state called, yuma, arizona. it is a small town. we have won a bus stop, no shelters. you can imagine 2000 people coming across the border illegally every single day, we can't manage it. we have nowhere for them to go. we are facing illegal crisis. we cannot tell who is good and who is bad appeared some of those folks want to do good, some of them want to do bad. you cannot tell the difference by looking appeared where hoping it allows us to bring in the talent of workers we need while keeping in -- out the bad guys. we're are also facing a humanitarian crisis. we do not have the ability to care for all of these children, including children who are coming across the border every single day. if i could, i would love to tackle this challenge. i expect, as a get to this election is going to be a hard six weeks or so ahead of us. as we get through this election, i intend to reach back out to my good friend, senator john cornyn , also born in raised in texas. the two of us from different political parties by

border patrol in yuma overwhelmed, 1,000 apprehensions in three days. donate now. private group has started a gofundme campaign that fed off of trump-led sneers that our border was in crisis, and that group used those fears in order to privately fund a border wall. it was a viral hit. it raised $4 million in the first three days. the whole thing was so successful that former trump white house chief strategist steve bannon got involved and had the bright idea they shouldn't just raise money to put into federal coffers to build the wall but build the wall themselves and cut out the pesky government middleman. and they raised $25 million from thousands of donors but when it came time to actually build the wall, the operation wasn't exactly well, a well-oiled machine. this is the first wall they built in sunland park new mexico. one of the major problems with this wall it is just over half a mile long. so you could always just walk five minutes to get around it. the second flaw is that the wall itself is comically scalable. this is a video of an 8-year-old girl climbin

joining us todd young yuma you point out these elements of inventories in tech, the idea we're at the beginning of some cuts to estimates provide reason to be caution, right >> there's certainly reason to be cautious in certain areas of technology technology is outperforming today but since the jackson hole speech in mid-august technology as underperformed. the underperformance has really been concentrated in semis, hardware and the more speculative names of technology. we continue to think those are probably going to be the laggards even though we see outperformance today. >> do you think that cpi next week presents challenges or opportunities for tech >> well, i think a lot of of the bounce we've seen in the past couple days is based on optimism of the cpi numbers i do think that inflation expectations have started to come down. we see that in break even rates for tips and i think the market is hoping that we get another good print for cpi, and that gives a bit of a lift to technology. >> yung-yu, how are you filtering for quality in enterprise tech right now, particularly in softwa

it's supposed to be a hard month to cross because of the searing heat in yuma and throughout the texas and so you have got think the numbers should have dipped and maybe they would have taken advantage of that at the white house and say look, we are getting ahold of this. instead they surged and we are at 2.1 million with months to go until the end of the year. so with everything going on. and the thousands that have crossed, you would think that every sheriff would be focused on how we get that 2.1 million down. how do we get the number of got-aways which could number 800,000 down, no. sheriff harf yea salazar of bear county thinks he has got a problem. and his number one problem is the 60 at tops illegal immigrants that were putter on a plane and sent to martha's vineyard. and he wants to investigate governor ron desantis. listen to the bear county sheriff. >> our understanding is that a venezuelan migrant was paid, what we would call a bird dog fee to recruit approximately 50 migrants from the area around migrant resource center san pedro here in san antonio, i believe they were pre

nearly 250,000 migrants have flooded yuma, arizona.elly with a straight face could say he is doing a good job is unbelievable. they said the medical service bill illegals come here is up to $20 million. where is that money coming from. you wonder why medical costs are coming up? because we are taking care of people from other countries that don't belong here. >> ainsley: i would venture to say more than $10,000 per migrant per year. medical costs, travel, cities are putting them up in hotels now. you heard lori lightfoot getting so upset with the governor of texas with abbott, because she said he never warned me. is he sending these migrants to illinois, to chicago without warning me. just dropping them off. he's not a good christian, she says. and then you have all of these mayors in the suburban areas around chicago. and now they are getting the migrants because lori lightfoot, who complained that she didn't get any warning is now doing the same thing with some of these local mayors. and this is craig johnson, the elk grove village,

, on the thursday in july, decided he was going to rebuild part of the wall or put some more up in yumaona, because mayorkas couldn't deny what was going on down they paid for the most part, they are not listening to any of those people down there in blue. >> kayleigh: no, and karine jean-pierre said the wall doesn't work. it has worked. if you complete the wall, he'd see those numbers come down, but we have a president who doesn't care. he does so to his own peril. when you look at the abc poll, immigration was a top issue. 62% cared about immigration. it is my supposition that of those 62%, most would tell you the border is not secure. you are just there, harris. i watched your show, i watch that incredible footage from the helicopter. >> harris: it was open. >> kayleigh: seeing a god-away and hearing the helicopter pilot say to you that these are gang members, some of them. i don't know who that person is, she says, as you watch the guy run across the border. is that secure? i don't think so. >> brian: when you can see that and you here with the former president says, you realize it

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border cities like yuma are becoming more overwhelmed, the city reportedly taking in almost 250,000 migrantsow facing a $20 million medical bill for treating these migrants, saying the crisis is causing a drop in tourism as well but the white house is claiming the border is secure, sir. how do you deal with this when you've got lies and misinformation in plain sight? my favorite anecdote or metric to look at is this $80 billion that's going to the irs now and that's going to mean we have 166,000 irs agents versus, wait for it, 20,000 border agents. >> look, consider the fact that the irs is one of the most unionized agencies in the government. you can understand the democrats just financed another army of unionized employees who write their checks of the left. i'm from arizona. come to yu m ma with he me sometime. i have family that lives near the border. you walk down, you'll be there six, seven minutes and you'll see groups just walking, just walking right through the border, just walking you through. and the poor border patrol agents you can just see the frustration, the sadness in their