we had a huge turnout in arizona, a door-to-door -- the turnout was more than ever before. not only is it from the after the side of having these visuals, but it is from the organizing side that we have the vote as well. >> thank you all for being with us from phoenix grid jose, especially, you are 11 years old, that you fought so hard for your dad to be freed, senior on all of the television networks, you are very great -- seeing you on all of the television networks, you are very brave. thank you so much for being with us. we will continue this discussion about immigration when we come back. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we continue to look at immigration now, as we turn to news this week that president obama will kick off a second term with a major push for comprehensive immigration reform. obama made the announcement during a speech tuesday in nevada, a battleground states with growing latino votes who helped him win the november election. >> we have to do with

number four arizona was surprised by unranked oregon who led most of the way. arizona surged in the fourth quarter but oregon held on for a 70-56 upset. >>> and human growth hormones and other performance enhancing drugs back in the spotlight. there's official confirmation that junior seau had cte, a degenerative brain disease, he joins pittsburgh's mike webster and david duerson of the bears and others. >>> tim tebow will not be playing for the jacksonville jaguars next season. the team you a new general manager said he can't imagine a scenario in which tebow will be a jacksonville jaguar even if he is released by the new york jets. >>> the nfl playoffs start on say day. baltimore plays in denver and green bay will be at san francisco. on sunday, seattle visits the top-seeded atlanta falcons and houston will be at new england. in hawaii at the pga sony open, k.j. choy's ball lands directly on top of the ball of webb simpson. simpson got a birdie and choy recovered with a par but that's a shot you do not see every day. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brou

oh, and [bleep] you, arizona. >> jon: if i'm not mistaken, i believe [bleep] you arizona is the state motto of nevada. >> i didn't know that. very interesting, jon. very informative, thank you, jon. look, jon, if we are to believe the pundits, martin luther king would be in only pro-life pro gun to occupy wall street rallies. remember occupy wall street? >> jon: sort of. if martin luther king were alive today he would be here standing with these folks >> if only those occupy folks could have had a living, breathing civil lenl end there with them. oh, wait. they did. john lewis m.l.a.k.'s still alive friend and colleague was right there. hmmm. how did that go? >> congressman and civil rights icon john lewis showed up but they refused to let him speak. >> in which no singular human being >> in which no singular human being is inherently more valuable than any other human being. >> jon: i don't know what to say i'm shocked, jon. they missed a great chance to ask him what martin luther king would think of their movement. we can make king endorse whatever we want. have you seen the commerc

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former congresswoman gabrielle giffords of arizona was led by the hand by her husband, mark

cuando analizaron el caso de ley de inmigración en arizona, usted votó como la mayoría, en la decisión que permite que la policía actúe como agente migratori en arizona, cuando usted vota como latina, piensa en los efectos que tendrá esto en la comunidad latina, o solo se distancia y toma su decisión? >>ninguno de los dos, pienso en ser juez de la corte suprema, pienso en la ley. >>eso me lleva a mis conclusiones >>sonia sotomayor en univisión ,puede ver más de esta entrevista en edición especial del programa al punto que sale el domingo por univisión. también tenemos una edición especial de aquí y ahora donde conversaremos más con sonia sotomayor, y el lunes nos vemos para la toma de posesion. >>pero lo que es deuda, aquí esta. estas son imágenes cuando la juez se levanta y habla del tema hispano, donde hace unos pasos con jorge ramos, en una imagen inusual, pero hay que decirlo, bailó mejor la juez >>muchos interrogantes surgen luego que un supuesto sicario mexicano confesara en primer impacto que es asesino y que entre sus víctimas estaria bryan terry. >>mientras age

la ex congresistast de arizona gabby giffords urgio al congreso a actuar para terminar con la violencia con armas de fuego. reconociendo que hablar le era dificil, le pidio al congreso ser valiente. "muchos ninos estan muriendo. demasiados ninos. debemos hacer algo. y el momento es ahora. mientras ella y su marido, el astronauta mark kelly, se consolidan como los nuevos simbolos de la lucha por el control de armas, otro incidente con armas de fuego sacudia a phoenix, arizona. la audiencia la presenciaron activistas que exigen que el congreso haga algo. es muy emocional, porque son nuestros hijos, los hijos de las madres de connecticut, somos como yo, madres, simplemente madres. el senador republicano de arizona jeff flake, amigo de la ex congresista giffords, estuvo en la audiencia, y quiere que existan mas chequeos de historial criminal, pero cree que sera dificil aprobar medidas mas amplias.creo que si tratan de empaquetar todo en 1 gran proyeto, probablemente no, pero si alguien se enfoca en algo especifico para alejar las armas de los criminales, seria mas facil. la asociacion nacio

. >>> an arizona man in the shower stabbed 27 times, shot in the head and his throat slit from ear to ear. his accused killer his former girlfriend and she is now standing trial. she claims at least now that she was forced to kill. >> i didn't kill travis. i did not take his life. >> this is not a case of whodunnit. the person who done it, the person who committed this killing sits in court today. the defendant jodi arias. >> i can just arrest you and throw you in jail. i want to know why, why did you do this to him? >> jodi arias killed travis alexander. there is no question about it. the million dollars question is what would have forced her to do it? >> it is no doubt about it in my mind this was a rage or a killing. >> here is a woman that gets a gun, gets a knife and puts it to what she suspects is good use against this guy. >> i felt that the gunshot wound may have been last but in any event the gunshot wounds and the wounds to the neck would have had to have come after the defensive wounds of the hands. >> certainly if she is going to claim self-defense she is going to have to

republican arizona governor says that the tax increase interstate is the answer. the governor proposing a new hospital provided tax, and this is on topple all the taxes we were just three weeks ago. a number of experts and even some hospitals are on board with the governor's new tax hike. with me now is one of them. from the university of arizona public health policy and management professor. welcome to the show. do you think this is a good idea? >> good evening. i think that for arizona this is a very novel and innovative approach to solving a particularly difficult dilemma in getting the 20 percent of arizona is a don't have health insurance coverage. this will get as part way there through medicaid expansion. melissa: stopping about maybe as 6 percent tax. the exact number is not laid out the look to cover the gap that is left between what the feds would be providing and what it's going to cost them. a kind of want to follow the "money" a little bit. the stolid as 6 percent tax. he slapped a tax on hospitals as they provide this service. how did you see that pl

i am very happy. >> reporter: gary tuchman, cnn, phoenix. >> tom sheehan is a sheriff in arizona where many of the l flds members live. ruby was able to get her kids with help from your office. are more people from that community reaching out for help from your office or the attorney general's office? >> we believe they will, anderson. what has happened is we were able to show that we are helping those that want to get out of that community and help ruby get her children away from that culture. and i think that's going to be opening the doors for allowing others to get out of the community. >> one of the things that has always amazed me about the flds is that this area continues to live really under its own rules, under its own law or at least tries to. your department started patrolling the area, and what are the biggest challenges that you have faced though? >> well, the biggest challenge that we have is called the marshall's office, and the city police department. colorado city is an incorporated city, have their own city government, police department, fire department, and municipal

the senator from arizona. he knows gabrielle giffords. they used to be in the same congressional delegation when both were members of the house. she resigned after the shooting. there is senator chuck grassley of iowa on the right. he's the ranking republican. and mark kelly, former space shuttle commander and gabrielle giffords live picture heading into the senate judiciary committee. senator al franken of minnesota greeting gabrielle giffords. we remember when she returned to capitol hill what an incredibly emotional moment it was for democrats and republicans. she was a very popular member of the house of representatives. she was in a swing district. had a lot of friends on both sides of the aisle and of course the shooting at the hands of jared lee loughner who was sentenced to life. a tragic affair with six others killed in that same attack. what's the mood there as former congresswoman giffords make her way through the committee hearing room? >> frankly i think for anybody look iing at her, the mood is o of awe given what happened t

arizona's attorney general tom horne is with us next. and why isn't anyone in washington talking about jobs? millions of americans still out of work. where have the jobs gone? where will we find new ones? are economist joins us droid dna augmentation initiated. vision expanding to a 5-inch1. touch acquiring nfc. hearing evolving with beats audio. wireless charging activated. introducing droid dna bytc. it's not an upgrade to your phone. it's an upgrade to yourself. lou:he job market slowly improving. but will this year be a breakout year for job creation? de minimis joins us in moments to answer that question and many others. the economy added 155,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate coming in at 7.8% unchanged from the revised november number. the dow jones industrial closing of the session with a 44-point gain. the s&p rising seven points. the nasdaq up on the volume on the big board. 2.4 billion shares. the major indexes all posting their best weekly performance since early december. the dow nes almost 500 points this week, the

>>desde tucson arizona carla nos tiene más. >>la corte dice que la ley entró en vigor, las apelaciones no se hicieron esperar por la prohibición de dar albergue a una persona sin documentación, quieren que esta sección entre en vigor y el gobierno dice que no, arizona se está involucrando en peticiones nacionales. >>la lucha más grande será derrotar la sección 2b, de las personas que están en estados unidos sin papeles, enfrentando demandas y apelaciones la lucha de activistas va a continuar. >>tenemos esperanza que podremos comprobar a la corte que esto se está usando de modo no adecuado. la decisión continúa en manos de los jueces, la ley no se puede forzar no está en vigor, soy carla gómez escanilla. >>los estudiantes regresan a clases después de la tragedia de coneccticut, con una mayor presencia policial para tener un entorno más seguro. >>el presidente de venezuela hugo chávez sigue estable tras haber sido operado, su hermano mayor llega a la habana hoy. >>la ausencia de él deja un gran vacío no hay un

well, joining me now is that arizona sheriff, paul babu. sheriff, thank you first of all for being here tonight. >> it's my pleasure, reverend al. now you'll defie the law if it violates the constitution, but what gives you the authority to decide if it does that? >> well, my oath and that i'm the top law enforcement officer of my county. and where we're talking here, and this is what i put in parenthesis, that letter or law that circumvents the ledge slative process. the last time i checked, we live in a republic with democratic principles and you can't just write and sign an executive order, especially in matters of constitutional consequences and infringe upon the rights -- >> but the president ocht united states is in power to give executive orders. like he did today. that's not unconstitutional. my question was what gives you the right. i mean, you're not a supreme court justice, are you? >> well, my oath actually says, and this is my 20 years in the reserve component, the military, i swore an oet to obey the lawful owners ahead of me.

it's craig in tucson, arizona. go ahead, craig. caller: congratulations, jeff. i'm one of the people who voted for you. i know you have your hands full. guest: i do, thank you. caller: my main concern right this minute is how do things like these pork barrel things get added to these bills, for instance like the sandy hurricane relief? i got no problem spending money to help them people. but i don't want it doubled for other people. how does this happen? i've been told that the senate was the ones that added those. it just blows me away that good legislation can start and all of a sudden it turns to crap. host: all right, mr. flake. guest: that happens all too frequently. fortunately in the house and in the senate over the past few years we have done something that is positive in that regard. earmarks, where the biggest bill with earmarks in it i think had a 6,300 earmarks or add-ons. i think that was the 2005 transportation bill. we don't do that anymore. at least we've declared a moratorium for now and that's a good thing. but there's still far too much of tha

a phoenix, arizona, office building. three people have been shot, two injuries. a suspect remains at large. we'll keep on top of this story and bring you new information as we get it into our newsroom. >>> two bay area congressmen are in town today calling on their fellow lawmakers to close tax loopholes for the wealthy. mike honda and eric staalwell held a rally in fremont today to urge congress not to cut social security, medicare and medicaid. christie smith is live in fremont with what has become a national movement. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. they just wrapped up about ten minutes ago. member ps of congress, union members, families, some sharing stories about how social security really helped older family members. they talked about their concern about potential cuts to social security going into this congressional session. what they want is to maintain what they have or to increase it. and possibly even take a cap off. they say it's part of the budget-making process. now, with local, state and federal politicians here, they're urg

. > >> la ex congresista de arizona fue al congreso a que actuaran por las armas de fuego . > >> muchos niños están muriendo debemos hacer algo el momento es ahora . > >> y ahora ella con el marido son los que ayudan con esto y la audiencia esta exigiendo que hagan algo . >>> los hijos y las madres somos como yo madres simplemente. > >> y el republicano y amigo estuvo en la audiencia y cree que será difícil aprobarmedidas más amplia. >>> creo que si tiene un prpoyecto amlpio no funcoinara pero si está algo particular si funcoinara y ahroa enfrentan la durizma batalla. >>> y ahora un republicano está con la limpiez ay actualmente la ley de california los empleados de las escuerlas y esté proyecto permite que los proyectos estén con el armas de fuego y por esto diganos que opinan del plan . > >> con tantos planes para la reforma y hoy nos acompaña para aclarar algúnlos productos. >> > hay muchos más que etan redactando y cual es el proceso a seguir?. >> > bueno es basntae complicado y cada uno de las propuestas les darán un machetazo y les darán unas propuesta y otros están

. >>> and next door in arizona, two teenagers there say they have learned their lesson. they wound up hanging on to a dead tree after the frozen lake they were walking across cracked. both lost a shoe in the icy waters. so, they covered their bare feet with their hats. after being stuck there for more than four hours, rescuers arrived and pulled them to safety. lesson learned, indeed. >>> and police in south florida are seeking help after three guys were seen on surveillance tape, holding up a radio shack outlet. it happened this past monday. after corralling people in a storage room, they went about stealing expensive cell phones, iphones, as well. then, they fled out a back door and into, yep, a waiting getaway car. >>> and if you were feeling under the weather this morning, you have a whole lot of company. government doctors say the worst flu season in a decade is currently under way. and relief is nowhere in sight. here's abc's dr. richard besser with his flu-fighting prescription. >> reporter: it's an early outbreak. in arizona this time last year, there were 18 cas

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preocupa el nivel de cassos, da mujer es deportada luego de intentar cobrar un premio en el casino de arizona, y la ley que protege a vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica, en peligro de sufrir recortes presupuestales. com comenzamos. >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" edicion nocturna, con ilia calderÓn, y enrique acevedo. >>> buenas noches. el presidente chÁvez seguira siendo un presidente en funciones. asÍ lo dijo el vicepresidente maduro. en una entrevista transmitida a nivel nacional, en que el ent entrevistador fue villegas, maduro hizo el comentario para compartir su opiniÓn de la constiuciÓn, chÁvez no tomarÍa posesiÓn el diez de enero, comenzamos desde caracas. >>> ministro de informaciÓn, entrevista del vicepresidente, para despejar dudas e incertidumbres por la salud del presidente chÁvez, el vicepresidente maduro dijo que el mandatario convaleciente, no necesariamente se debe juramentar el diez de enero. >>> se debe juramentar el diez de enero, comienza el nuevo perÍodo constitucional, y continÚa en sus funciones, se establecerÁ como dice la constituciÓn el momento qu

simbolos de la lucha por el control de armas, otro incidente con armas de fuego sacudia a phoenix, arizona. la audiencia la presenciaron activistas que exigen que el congreso haga algo. es muy emocional, porque son nuestros hijos, los hijos de las madres de connecticut, somos como yo, madres, simplemente madres. el senador republicano de arizona jeff flake, amigo de la ex congresista giffords, estuvo en la audiencia, y quiere que existan mas chequeos de historial criminal, pero cree que sera dificil aprobar medidas mas amplias.creo que si tratan de empaquetar todo en 1 gran proyeto, probablemente no, pero si alguien se enfoca en algo especifico para alejar las armas de los criminales, seria mas facil. la asociacion nacional del rifles testifico que los chequeos no funcionan porque los criminales no se someten a ellos. no los apoyamos porque la ley ahora es 1 fracaso como funciona. cualquier propuesta sobre el control de armas, incluso las que tienen mayor aceptacion entre la opinion publico, como obligar a que exista una revision universal de chequeo criminal a todos los que quieran compra

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arizona sues arizona. they will enforce the federal law, not the arizona law. pot in colorado, pot in washington state, you have your own law there. we'll look the other way on your law there. because they don't care about it. >> andrea: california. >> eric: not so much california. but the point they want guns. they want to go after guns so they will find a way, find an tissue go and really beef up the gun control. >> andrea: they also shrekively picked their allies, bob, right? >> bob: what administration doesn't pick issues they want to go after? >> eric: it esegregious. >> andrea: what about their allies? remember we listened to the left say wal-mart was evil, terrible now. they're partnering up with them? the nra was at the meeting today. they put out a statement. i know you have thoughts on it. here is what they said. we were disappointed with how it will the do with keeping children safe and how much with an agenda to attack the second amendment. i think they have a point here. that is because after the colorado shooting the administration did nothing, be

oregon hangs on to get arizona their first loss of the year, 70-66. the ducks get a huge upset win over their pac 12 rivals. the only left undefeated teams in college basketball, duke and michigan. >>> well, coming up at the top of the hour, the nra says the group's invitation to the white house yesterday was basically just for show, suggesting administration officials have already made up their minds when it comes to gun reform. the "morning joe" crew will break down what comes next in the debate over violence in america. >>> and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler where jack lew's signature gets the late night treatment. stay tuned. officemax can help you drive supply costs... down... ...and down. just use your maxperks card and get a case of x-9 paper for only 1-cent after maxperks rewards. find thousands of big deals now... ...at officemax. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for address

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. >>> a senate hearing on guns opened with pretty powerful words from former arizona representative gabrielle giffords. it was two years since giffords was shot in the head at a political event in tucson. she was there yesterday to urge congress to do something about gun violence. let's listen. >> you must act. be bold, be courageous. americans counting on you.

. >>> an arizona man in the shower stabbed 27 times, shot in the head and his throat slit from ear to ear. his accused killer his former girlfriend and she is now standing trial. she claims at least now that she was forced to kill. >> i didn't kill travis. i did not take his life. >> this is not a case of whodunnit. the person who done it, the person who committed this killing sits in court today. the defendant jodi arias. >> i can just arrest you and throw you in jail. i want to know why, why did you do this to him? >> jodi arias killed travis alexander. there is no question about it. the million dollars question is what would have forced her to do it? >> it is no doubt about it in my mind this was a rage or a killing. >> here is a woman that gets a gun, gets a knife and puts it to what she suspects is good use against this guy. >> i felt that the gunshot wound may have been last but in any event the gunshot wounds and the wounds to the neck would have had to have come after the defensive wounds of the hands. >> certainly if she is going to claim self-defense she is going to have to

we just passed the two-year anniversary of the mass shooting in arizona in tucson. this past week, the congresswoman who was almost killed in that shooting, gabby gifford, she and her husband, astronaut mark kelly announced a major new effort to raise $20 million for a new pac to compete with the nra and to support a pro reform agenda. part of the political power there is not just that gabby giffords was nearly killed in that pass shooting in tucson, but also that she and her husband are both gunowners and out and proud supporters of the second amendment. but they're nevertheless saying there needs to be reform. in fact, are saying that respect for the second amendment and reform are not incompatible things. well, today in arizona, the person who became governor once janet napolitano went to washington to become homeland secretary, the governor after janet napolitano, jan brewer gave her state of the state address, regardless of the tucson anniversary, regardless of gabby giffords, regardless of arizona's own history with gun violence, jan brewer's own treatment of

there was one excavation along the way i remember out in the desert nears winslow, arizona. the desert out there is just a still life with a few landmarks on the horizon and this empty hole, the little colorado river desert, the painted desert, and we were working on a 500-room pueblo dating back to about 1400 ad. i just remember the wind just hailing down on us for days and you would be working down with trowels inside of a trench and if you stop for too long, the sand would start to fill up your hole again because it was blowing so much and everybody was turned away from the wind. so it looked like some kind of religious thing was going on here, all these people bowed to the ground for days and days tinkering with some unimaginable smallness in front of them while the wind just pushed harder and harder, sand blasting across you, filling up all the rooms that you just emptied out as if the desert is rolling back over itself. because even where trails are left, trails disappear out there. nothing stays for too long, even the footprints that last for 7 years eventually disapp

now the bad arizona state representative steve smith smith has introduced a bill that would require arizona hospital staff to confirm patients immigration status during check in or treatment and then immediately report those without proper documentation to an immigration officials and explaining his rationale for the bill smith argued that it was a hospital's civic duty to check the immigration status of its patients no actually steve it's the civic duty of immigration enforcement to check the status of supposedly undocumented immigrants the civic duty of a hospital is to treat the sick and injured no matter who they are that's part of the deal of being a compassionate and healthy nation but in arizona if you're bleeding or in cardiac arrest make sure you remember your immigration papers before going to the hospital and now the very very ugly the gun lobby each year the gun lobby including groups like the n.r.a. the national shooting sports foundation spends millions of dollars on marketing guns and shooting sports but now a large portion of that money is being spent to market products to c

. >>> sÍ, el jueves se llevarÁ a cabo el miÉrcoles 30 de enero en la ciudad de phoenix arizona, a la 9 de la noche, y 8 del centro la ciudad de phoenix arizona, a la 9 de la noche, y 8 del centro y 6 pacÍfico, no se lo campuzano de emergencia, esto y mÁs ahora ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> seÑor presidente y vicepresidente que dios os bendiga todos sus dÍas. >>> es la bendiciÓn de un reverendo hispano, durante la ceremonia de investidura. la primera jueza latina recibiÓ el juramento de del vicepresidente, y un poeta hispano rindiÓ homenaje a los que hicieron grande esta naciÓn. fue un sueÑo cumplido, en un dÍa que el paÍs celebra a martin luther king. washington fue testigo de la toma de posesiÓn. >>> bienvenidos a "primer impacto." en vivo desde la capital del paÍs. gracias por acompaÑarnos. es que el presidente obama prestÓ juramento por segunda ocasiÓn, recordo que es un paÍses donde todos deber tener las mismas oportunidades de alcanzar el sueÑo. vamos con nuestra reportera. >>> definitivamente, el discurso de bama abriÓ una puerta de luz para la comunidad miprante que lleva

sheriff began sending out three thousand armed volunteers today to patrol schools in america but county arizona the armed posses will patrol nearly fifty schools monitoring their facilities and will not actually step foot inside the schools all volunteers are in charge of providing their own weapons with whatever they may be it's even scarier is that according to arizona's three t.v. many of the volunteers have criminal pasts so now is sure of joe sitting armed vigilantes out to protect and patrol arizona's schools he's also letting convicted criminals do some of the work and that is very very ugly. sorry gun nuts on the wrong side of our founding fathers for example in a tirade against c.n.n.'s piers morgan alex jones argued this. the second amendment isn't there for duck it's there to protect us from thailand the cold government and street thugs yeah it's an argument that's often echoed by gun nuts as though they're fully loaded a ar fifteen with one hundred bullet dramas going to keep them safe from a predator drone or a cruise missile if indeed this is the true intent of the second amendmen

. >>> en un emotivo testimonio, gabrielle giffords la ex congresista vÍctima de un tiroteo de arizona, regresÓ al capitolio y pidiÓ tomar accion contra la violencia a causa de las armas de fuego. >>> actÚen ahora, sean au da cuestionseanaudaces y valientes dijo giffords. a los senadores les recordaron las secuencias de las violencias seÑalando a una estudiante sobresaliente quien la semana pasada desfilÓ durante la ceremonia inaugural y ayer cayÓ vÍctima de una bala. jennifer una padre que asistmaÓ la audiencia ella clama por el control de las armas. >>> basta la violencia, los hijos en connecticut, chicago, basta por favor. >>> y mientras debatÍan en el comitÉ judicial del senado, (hablan en inglÉs) ocurrÍa otro tiroteo en phoenix en arizona que dejÓ va vorios heridos. el esposo de giffords declarÓ que su esposa no hubiese tenido que estar ahÍ hoy dia si existiera un sistema universal de revisiÓn de antecedentes penales, para quienes compren armas. algo que es apoyado por el presidente, barack obama quien tambiÉn piden se prohÍban las armas de asalto. pero el presid