and the arizona legislature she worked to make fiscal responsibility a hallmark of the arizona budget. she has always known that hard work is the way to make things happen. after losing her father at the age of 11, she worked with her mother after school and on weekends at her mother's dress shop. she learned that you never quit. on january 21,2009 she took this notion to our inauguration when she was sworn in as the governor of the state of arizona. [ applause ] >> and now, i would like to introduce to you and quit talking before congress decides it can tax me for talking, the gov nof ernor of the great stat arizona, jan brewer. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you all. thank you very, very much. good morning. good morning. wow this is like a safe port amid a storm. you guys are fabulous. and thank you for that very kind and warm introduction. but before i begin, let me begin by saying that i know that colorado is facing devastating wildfires up here, and i certainly have seen too many of them in the state of arizona. and they leave blackened forests and charred homes and heartache b

, en prÓximas horas se conocerÁ si entra en vigencia una de las mÁs dura mociÓn es de la ley de de arizona sb1070, vamos con mÁs noticias. >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con felix. >>> buenas noches, bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn de fin de semana, hoy se viviÓ una emotiva jornada en colorado en torno a vigilia se uniÓ toda la comunidad para recordar a las vÍctimas de las mÁs cresacre de viernes, presidente barack obama se hizo presente y su junto con los familiares de vÍctima y sobrevivientes relatÓ se uno cuadro, pero no habla sobre el debate de la venta de toporte d arma, luis ha vivido de escerca este dÍa. >>> este fue un dÍa dificil para las personas de colorado, estamos frente a la municipalidad donde mÁs de suizo mil personas se congregaron a la caÍda del sol,. >>> al atardecer miles vinieron a recordar a las vÍctimas de la drat gu otraed guÍa mÁs grandes de la comunidad. >>> todos han sido tocado de cerca, por un acto de violencia, mÁs temprano presidente barack obama vino a juntarse con los faem res de la vÍctima para decirles que no estÁn

and finally, arizona got its flag. >> arizona is one of my favorite flags. actually, the last five states added to the union used very simplistic, distinctive designs, and arizona is one of those. it's known as the "copper star flag" because copper mining was so popular in arizona. >> arizona still produces more copper than any other state in the nation, but it's also known for its magnificent natural beauty. >> since arizona's in the west, there's a reference to the setting sun, with 13 beams of sunlight. the number 13 is chosen as a reference to the original 13 colonies. >> beams are red and gold like an arizona sunset, but they're also the colors of the spanish conquistadors -- arizona's first european visitors. beneath the rays, a large field of blue represents loyalty. by the way, arizona is sometimes called "the valentine state" because it was admitted to the union on february 14th -- valentine's day. with "flag facts," i'm scott. >> you want to w back behind your head, okay? and the racket face is gonna brush up... >> this is the john mcenroe tennis a

but in arizona, the compliance rate is 26%. arizona's immigration lawsioo impact businesses, and while the businessineers here disagree about the law's effectiveness, it makes a larger immigration solution. >> i think if the federal government were doing their joob, we wouldn't need it. >> and i feel our congressmen are not facing the fact of what to do with the immigration policy. >> nbr, phoenix. >> susie: the impact of immigration policy has been critical for border states, but what about for the rest of the country? >> susie: tomorrow on nbr, we're tracking earnings from two big blue chips, general electric and xerox. and "market monitor" guest kurt reiman of ubs expects the economy to pick up later this year, and he has some stock picks that will benefit from the upturn. spongebob squarepants doesn't just live under the sea. he's taken up residence in the vault at bankrupt futures brokerage pfg best. fbi agents today detailed some of the assets seized at the failed firm, including silver coins featuring the nickelodeon car

and finally, arizona got its flag. >> arizona is one of my favorite flags. actually, the last five states added to the union used very simplistic, distinctive designs, and arizona is one of those. it's known as the "copper star flag" because copper mining was so popular in arizona. >> arizona still produces more copper than any other state in the nation, but it's also known for its magnificent natural beauty. >> since arizona's in the west, there's a reference to the setting sun, with 13 beams of sunlight. the number 13 is chosen as a reference to the original 13 colonies. >> beams are red and gold like an arizona sunset, but they're also the colors of the spanish conquistadors -- arizona's first european visitors. beneath the rays, a large field of blue represents loyalty. by the way, arizona is sometimes called "the valentine state" because it was admitted to the union on february 14th -- valentine's day. with "flag facts," i'm scott. >> you want to w back behind your head, okay? and the racket face is gonna brush up... >> this is the john mcenroe tennis a

in arizona. we are normal we like people. we like diversity. we have a very bright future where we're going to focus in on education -- >> we need more guys like you on tv. because you have got joe arpaio out there and that's what everybody sees. so how would you like to see immigration reform so you could carry out your job's agenda. >> we need comprehensive immigration reform. we need to pass the dream act. our latino population is a very young population, and we need those young people. that's our future. my city will soon be a majority latino city. if we don't pass the dream act, we will put ourselves at a significant disadvantage. so yes, we need to be tough on the border be smart about that yes, in terms of people who committed crimes should be deported, but those making the right choices, they need to be rewarded. and if we don't pass the dream act, arizona and the city of phoenix will be at a strategic disadvantage. and i'm going to stand up to make smart decisions for my city. and the dream act is good stuff for the state of arizona. >

defeat for the president, arizona and governor brewer. as always, news networks, your analysis is spot-on dead-wrong. actually i can understand people's confusion. the verdict was mixed. the court found three of the arizona law's four provisions unconstitutional. it left intact a part saying police can check immigration status but only for people they stopped for other reasons. but it also said that provision could be challenged at the state level. i guess there's no one everyone agrees either won or lost. >> it's a terrible day for romney. >> a bad day for mitt romney. this is probably the worst of all outcomes if you're mitt romney. >> jon: oh, please. actually i think the worst of all outcomes for mitt romney would be if jesus comes back but says he loves coffee and swearing. that would be bad for romney. ( cheers and applause ) my name is jesus, give me a [bleep] latte: send your letters to brian williams. care of nbc. actually, today's ruling highlights a bit of a problem for mitt romney. during the republican primary a bit of a hard

. >> you know, i think you see a model here in arizona. they passed a law here that says, that says that people who come here and try to find work, that the employer is required to look them up e-verify. this system allows employers in arizona to know who is here illegally. going back to the question that was asked. the right course for america to drop these lawsuits against arizona and other states that are trying to do the job that barack obama isn't doing and i will drop those lawsuits on day one. >> and then, i want to read you mitt romney's statement after arizona on monday. today's decision underscores a need to work in a bipartisan fashion to pursue a national immigration strategy. i believe each state has the duty and right to preserve our borders and no where in that statement is an explicit statement of whether he supports the court's decisionçy to strik down those provisions or whether he supports legislation like this and i want you to talk about where you see the romney campaign right now because it is very difficult to figur

she's loved by virtually everybody in arizona and certainly in tucson. when i announced my retirement shortly before 2006, gabby giffords quickly jumped into the race as a sitting member of the arizona state legislature. she didn't hesitate. she left the legislature to campaign full-time. she threw herself as she did with everything, body and soul, into this campaign to serve here in congress. and even though i had represented as the republican for 22 years, she won quite easily in 2006 as a democrat. and then, of course, was re-elected in 2008 and re-elected again in 2010 in a district that was at least nominally, marginally republican in its registration. an indication, i think, of how gabby giffords is able, was able and continues to be able to reach across the aisle. after she was elected to the congress, i became -- got to know both gabby and her husband, then later husband, mark kelly, a lot better and it was a wonderful relationship that they had together and a wonderful relationship that i had with them and the relationship they had with our comm

k tehstad eec i arizona as being against civil rights. he opposed a 1964 anti-discrimination ordan esed astch griolas nisyee hee n t ece policies. vietnam is going on now. and he encouraged more use of wiretaps and other government surveiance but-'crs s o nings,sh i ofyit hiko k hn. he will be a champion for civil rights. so she is keeng track of everything and sending him pies ofng ae inilehstri t sdeeoon acin w done for me in connection with the nomination to the supreme court. i feel that a very effective organizati has been suddenly called io being largely as a re ooung w nhrec lawh ivihi juenq iis chrs dtemny of it. you know, i think that he was telling the truth. you figure he wasor tho of you who remember, he waseall oppodte kdy y kn hor i cht u sin and the real action was inashington. he ended up being approved after ducking sort of mini filistery ea8- hs sn jry - se, 68-26. when he was sworn in, jut o'connor was there. -- justice o'connor was there. andn srter s bomes chonpa han helon in2. wgae. arizona was like the last state to

>>> sÍ, de hecho es mÁs dura que arizona, aunque no se aplica enteramente, se aplica desde septiembre del 2011 y los efecos se vieron, algunos se fueron, se aplica de forma desigual segÚn condados, unos laa plican, otros no, ice a veces no responde a llamadas de la policÍa local, cuando se detiene a indocumentados, y perjudicÓ el clima polÍtico en alabama, hable con un senador republicano que votÓ por la ley y lamenta haber votado, le gustarÍa volver@ atrÁs, los empresarios presionan porque se dan cuenta de la consecuencia econÓmica de la ley, la gente no se daba cuenta de dÓnde iban, y quieren dar marcha atrÁs, no sabene cÓmo. >>> por dÓnde van los estados, cuando la corte suprela le dice a arizona, tus policÍas pueden ser agentes migratorio. . >>> arizona dijo que puede implementar sin el perfil racial, si otra ley tiene la misma clÁusula, se definira de esa manera, alabama es muy diferente, y mÁs severo, como bien lo dice, el hecho es que hay una plataforma polÍtica en arizona funcionÓ, en alabama no, cuiden se antes de implementar algo asÍ. >>> su opiniÓn de lo

the supreme court basically gutted the arizona law. they left -- they said that immigration is a matter for the federal government and states should not overstep. they left the papers please provision but they issued a warning. first report that anybody is racially profiled they will invite another case, and they also said they did a conference call with reporters, the administration, did and basically said the police call to check someone's immigration status, if they find -- unless they've got a felony they're not supporting people because they're illegal. so the arizona law and has huge implication on alabama and other states with similar laws. this was a case for john roberts. >> obama declared a de facto amnesty for all illegal aliens under 30 years of age, if you've got a good, clean record, you've served in the military, which is something you can do, but he's declared he's not going to enforce law. >> it's prosecutorial discretion, pat. if you have limited resources, you don't deport people. >> he tells a group of people, i'm n

the gentleman from arizona. mr. franks: mr. speaker, i now yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from ohio, ms. schmitt. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for 0 seconds. mrs. schmidt: i've heard a lot of debate act and forth but my friends, this is not about ending abortion, how i wish it was. this is about ending late-term abortions in the district of columbia because of the cruel way that those babies are terminated the dismemberment and pain caused by those little innocent babies is contrary to what the founders wanted for our nation. that's what this act is about. we have the right and authority because of the constitution to do this, to end this barbaric procedure and that's why we need to pass this legislation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman arizona reserves. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. conyers: i would like to yield our remaining time to the distinguished delegate from washington, d.c., eleanor holmes norton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from district

first, the agreements that we terminated in arizona were task force agreements. we did not terminate the jail model agreements. they continue in place. so -- and why did we tell narmi those models? because they were leading to no removals. we viewed them as unprisoductiv. >> now let's get to the timing of this. it was within a couple hours after the supreme court ruled the main portion of arizona's state law sb-1070 constitutional when secretary napolitano made the statement -- did they contact you and talk to you about why they would do it in such close proximity to the supreme court ruling and if they would remove the 287-g task force agreement if the supreme court ruled differently? what was the conversation there? i'm just trying to -- because the timing is extraordinarily curious. if it the task force were not actually operating in the manner that you would have liked or the dhs would have liked, wouldn't it have been a little bit sooner or maybe even a little bit later, but within hours after the supreme court ruling, that's a very interesting timeline that

attorney in arizona. he was the guy who oversaw trafficking of guns into mexico from the ground-level on the doj side, and the memos prove he was in full approval of these guys coming into gunshots, buying guns and semiconductor mexico. >> would this be a story, would you be a book if not for the tragedy that befell the terry family? >> unfortunately, probably not. this is something that was swept under the rug and kept from not only the american people but the mexican people as well. there are hundreds of faceless, innocent mexican citizens who have been murdered as a result of this. but the only thing that we know outside of the government program was that guns from american gun dealers were going into mexico and causing all these problems with the cartel, when really the government was sanctioning the sales and sending them into mexico. so we wouldn't have known about this if we hadn't found out about brian terry's murder. more importantly, if we had heard from whistleblowers and online sites that were

president, i thank the senator from arizona for raising this issue. for bringing this to an understanding of the importance of the recommendations and for giving me the opportunity to give the specifics about the $2 billion figure. the federal government, in fact, will spend far less than that figure, far less than $1 billion, carl less than however many hundreds of millions of dollars. i did not know the number and i do not know anybody who does. it will be less than any other federal government has spent to bring the olympics to their host country. it demonstrates to us that we have to have the kind of planning and coordination for which the senator from arizona calls. >> in the fall of 2001, a couple of weeks after the terrorist attacks on september 11, mitt romney met with members of the utah delegation to talk about the issues of funding and security. this was from october 3, 2001. >> thank you, center for organizing the meeting -- thank you, senator, for organizing the meeting. i think we're all moved most, when we receive the support of our fri

. >>> nueva jornada de protestas contra el alguacil joe arpaio y la ley sb 1070 de arizona. >>> y cuáles modelos de carro son llamados a revisión por hyundai, vamos con la información ♪. >>> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedout >>> buenas noches bienvenidos al noticiero univisión del fin de semana, miles de pacientes en por lo menos 13 hospitales de 8 estados podrían ser infectados con hepatitis c un hombre que tiene la enfermedad, habría contagiado con el mal a un número indeterminado de jeringas usadas en los centros de salud. >>> este es el hombre acusado de haber infectado a propósito a más de 30 personas con hepatitis c y ha obligado iniciar la búsqueda de víctimas, el hombre robó jeringas que tenían pentanilo, un analgésico má poderoso que la morfina, las inyeó y después las rellenó con solución salina, esto dio paso a la infección del virus,él era un trabajador temporal que trabajó en 13 hospitales, en new hampshire, nueva york, maryland, kansas, arizona, entre otros, (información en pantalla) por lo cuahay una advertencia. >>>

the arizona she walked -- she made it a hallmark of arizona state budget. it is no surprise she had the fortitude to accomplish these things. she has always known the hard work is the way you make things happen. after losing her father, she worked with her mother every day after school and on weekends at her mother's dress shop. she learned to do not shy away from challenges. you take them head on and you never quit. on january 21, 2009, jan brewer took this notion all the way to her inauguration when she was sworn in as the governor of arizona. [applause] and now i would like to introduce you, and quit talking before congress can tax me for talking, introduced to you jan brewer. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, all. thank you very much. good morning. good morning. wow, you guys are fabulous. thank you for that kind and warm introduction. before i begin, let me begin by saying i know that colorado is facing devastating wildfires. i have seen too many of them in the state of arizona and they leave a blackened forest and charred homes and heartache behind.

. >>> gracias, al regresar temores en arizona, acusaciones de fraude en mÉxico, y tambien la que tal, les saluda felix de bedout.visita obama familias afectadas por masacremalas noticias para evo morales.y siguen las protestas contra resultado de eleccion presidencial en mexico.el presidente obama viajo a colorado para reunirse con las familias afectadas por la masacre en un cine de aurora, en la que murieron 12 personas y otras 58 resultaron heridas. una encuesta de la empresa ipsos apoyo opinion y mercado revelo que 59 por ciento de los bolivianos no quiere que el presidente evo morales busque otra reeleccion en los comicios de 2014.y miles de personas protestaron en la c iudad demexico contra lo que dijeron era la imposicion de enrique peqa nieto como nuevo presidente del pais. mas en despierta america. ♪. ♪. >>> esta fue una semana importante en arizona, mÉxico y espaÑa, nos acompaÑa ezequiel herniandez, gracias por el viaje y esfuerzo, e isabel del diario pÚblico gracias por regresar al programa. eze quiel, comenzamos con la maasacre de colorado, tienes una oficina ahÍ.

. >> reporter: a house bill offered by representative trent franks, a republican from arizona arizona, would ban abortions in the district of columbia after 20 weeks of pregnancy. eleanor holmes northin said she was not allowed to testify at a hearing on the quill in may. >> when it goes to the floor, every member of the house will have a vote on a bill affecting only the district of columbia. >> reporter: in june, after the house voted down a different bill by franks, which would have criminalized the abortions, he made these comments. >> the other day when i tried to past the abortion restriction on this floor, mr. obama's comments went something like this. he thinks he should leave medical decisions to the individuals. >> reporter: arizona is one of several states in the past two years to ban abortion after the 20-week mark. the d.c. bill, which contains an exception for a threat to the mother's life s based on the claim that fetuses can feel pain at a gestational age of 20 weeks and older. last month, i tated district residents lined up outside of frank's office on the hill, urgin

. >>> ningún policía puede pedir en arizona , papeles , todavía están con temor de que la ley sb1070 de arizona , entre en aviso en cualquier momento . >>> después de que la corte suprema de justicia , le dio libertad a una ley , hicieron uso de internet para contrarrestar los temores , todos tenemos derechos básicos aúnque no tengamos papeles , alerta a los hispanos que hacer en caos de que la policía en arizona , le pida papeles . >>> no tienen que decir cual es su status migratorio por que es importante , por que cualquier cosa que se le dice a la policía puede ser usado en su contra , para usarla como evidencia en los derecho civiles ante la corte , van a ser llevados a la cárcel y ellos pueden hablar . >>> el uso de mensajes públicos , resultó ser un efectivo instrumento . >>> la uniónpara las libertades civiles , les mando una carta a la gobernadora de arizona , ya que aún@ sigue vigente la orden de suspension , en los angeles univisión . >>> la legislatura de california , aprobó un acta , en los propietarios de casa , es decir los bancos no podrán embargar si est�

attorney for arizona, dennis burke. and he worked for janet napolitano when she was the attorney general of arizona as her staffer, was her chief of staff when she was the governor of arizona, served as her senior homeland security adviser when she went into the obama administration, and president obama strategically placed him back in arizona. why do i say strategically? it's a pro-second amendment state, it's a border state, it's easy to plame the state -- to blame violence in mexico on the state. well, dennis burke just so happens to have drafted up the clinton era assault weapons ban with rahm emanuel, of course, served as president obama's chief of staff. eric holder, who's changed his testimony multiple times, says he knew nothing about this program, right? the very same time dennis burke has this longstanding professional relationship with janet napolitano, and while he is serving as attorney in arizona, he's sitting on eric holder's attorney general's advisory board giving him direct advice on border policy on t

en arizona. en los Ángeles jaime garcía, univisión. >>> un cirujano, oral en colorado fue sus para pen ido y acusado exponer 8.000 de sus pacientes durens los últimos 10 años en efecto como el virus del sida y hepatitis. re utilizaba agujas. prácticamente prohibida por el riesgo que implica. las autoridades enviaron carta a las personas pacientes en 2 oficinas del doctor. entre septiembre del 99 y junio del 200011. para recomendar que se realicen pruebas. >>> el sospechoso de disparar un un rifle contra varias personas hiriendo a 17 en un bar cerca de la universidad de alabama, está bajo arresto el hombre se entregó voluntariamente a la policía. con cargos por intento de asesinato. >>> y otros aún la motivación que tuvo, para realizar este a otros ataque. >>> joyas de fantasía traídas en su mayoría de países asiáticas originaron una serie ad ver tena sanitaria en california y debido al grado de contaminación que contienen un e elemento tóxico. y que pudiera perjudicial para la s

so when in arizona, support the cardinals, the phoenix suns, the coyotes, arizona state university sun devils, if you have to, the wildcats and lumberjacks. that's what you've got. being from detroit i respect that. >> that's right. >> but in arizona incarceration, we do try to indoctrinate you into our philosophy of arizona sports. >> i shall amalgamate these feelings, these thoughts and, please pause while i vomit. >> but harrington has taken some matters into his own hands. including the extermination of tent city pests. >> it's a jailhouse mousetrap. only 370,000 more to go. >> sheriff joe, if you are watching this, spent 24 hours in your own tents, eat your own food and then you survey your own damage. you know? >> i slept twice in that tent with all the inmates. just to say if i can do it they can do it. i go in the tents quite frequently. what have you got here? >> it's your postcard. joe camel. >> is this a bad check writer? anybody else? >> all my staff are worried, they're going to hit him and kill him. i don't worry about these guys. i feel safer in a jail than i do walking

. >> (♪) >> el sheriff joe arpaio, enfrenta la justicia por discriminar a hispanos en arizona, el quince de agosto, se comenzarÁn a recibir solicitudes de dreamers, en mÉxico, el pan y p r d unen esfuerzos, piden investigar el manejo ilegal de recursos para comprar votos de enrique peÑa nieto, el proyecto del tren rÁpido, genera optimismo en california, cÓmo construir un tren cuando no hay dinero? comenzamos. ♪. ♪. este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >>> buenas noches, marÍa elena estarÁ afuera unos dÍas, comenmos un persona persona mÁs odiada en la comunidad latina, comenzÓ en phoenix el juicio contra el alguacil de maricopa de arizona, lo acusan de discriminar a hispanos que agentes detenÍan a latinos por como se veÍan, Él dijo que solo hacÍa cumplir la ley. vamos a arizona. >>> en medios de fuertes reclamos de justicia, con la ausencia de joe arpaio, se iniciÓ en la corte federal de phoenix, el juicio contra el autÓnombrado, el alguacil mÁs duro de estados unidos, a quienes defensores de los derechos civiles lo acusan de una c

the kick is covered by arizona. the saber cats are eliminate from the playoffs with a 51-48 arizona victory. >>> earthquakes hosting the chicago fire on wig day. outside the box, the keeper. john bush, 1-0 fire. taste forward to the eighth minute of stoppage time. then steven len hart. the bottom corner of the net. san jose ties late. and it's a 1-1 final. >> let's tee it up across the pond at the senior british open. the famed course in scott lean. american fred couples shot then leaderboard if a a 6-under 64. able to stick his approach shot on 8. birdies. he is one become. take to us your leader, that would be bernhard langer. draining the birdie putt on news. 7-under heading into sunday. >> gilroy's open robert, the ghost,ber guerrero, took on adip for the interim welterweight title ahp pavilion. robert moved up two weight klaas for the fight. and the ghost landed more punches and that proved to be the winning formula. robert wins by unanimous decision. 117-111 on one card and 116-112 on the other, and could be n

. >>> se renueva la problemÁtica en arizona, por la ley sb 1070, que autoriza a policÍas a comprobar la legalidad de los detenidos. defensores de derechos de inmigrantes, fueron a la corte, luego que se diera el visto bueno a la secciÓn 2 b, jaime garcÍa nos dice que pretenden. >>> la batalla contra la ley sb 1070, regresa a la corte federal de arizona, donde defensores de derechos civiles e inmigrantes solicitaron a la jueza una orden que detenga la implementaciÓn de la seccion 2 b, para evitar que policÍa de arizona, exija pruebas de residencia legal, violando derechos consitucontra los de hispanos. >>> las persona se serÍan detenidos por un tiempo legal, y violarÍa la constituciÓn. >>> la corte suprema invalidÓ 3 secciones de la ley sb 1070, pero dejÓ con vida la seccion 2 b. >>> el vocero de la gobernadora, dijo que la solicitud de suspensiÓn no fue una sorpresa, pero la suprema corte, dictamiÓo la constitucionalidad, y se terminarÍa pronto como el viernes. >>> la suprema corte, dijo que no tenÍan un rÉcord y evidencia suficiente para determinar si la ley viola dere

. >>> activistas proinmigrantes no esperan que entre en vigor la ley sb 1070 de arizona para alertar a indocumentados, jaime cuenta quÉ consejos d@@ la uniÓn norteamericana de libertades civiles para indocumentados. >>> aunque oficialmente ningÚn policÍa en arizona puedeciero ui n de la univisnoticiero univision primer frent@@e defensa,ticier o internet para contrarrestar o uv nortnricanaciero ision@@ision pn unles vrionticierivisio@@rtaivio Ée hacer si lo detienen o exigen papeles en arizona. >>> no tienen que decir su estatus migratorio. y eso es muyo univision@@heuniva de estatus migratorio, cualquier cosa que uno dice a la policÍa puede luego ser utilizado en su contra. >>> la intenciÓn que la comunidad hispana sepa documentar una detenciÓn injustificada, para usarla como evidencia de violaciÓn de n derechos civiles ante la corte. >>> van a ser @@noticiero univi@ centros de deportaciÓn. pueden documentar, y hablar con la familia, y decir que eionno pasÓ, y fue en contra de mis derechos civiles. demohÓ serivisio @@ticierefectin @@strumeciero paraision univise univision

in the arizona case in which they said, quote, application of the law requires racial profiling. closed quote. and, of course, african-americans continue to face racial profiling on the streets and sidewalks of america. the tragic, tragic killing of trayvon martin is now in the hands of the criminal justice system. but i note that according to an affidavit filed by investigators last week, the accused defendant, quote, profiled trayvon martin, and, quote, assumed martin was a criminal, closed quote. the senseless death of this innocent young man has been a wake-up call to america. and so, 11 years after the last senate hearing on racial profiling, we return to the basic question. what can we do to end racial profiling in america? we can start by reforming the justice department's racial profiling guidance. issued in 2003 by attorney general john ashcroft. the guidance prohibits the use of profiling by federal law enforcement in, quote, traditional law enforcement activities, end of quote, and that's a step forward. however, this band does not apply to profiling based on religion

. >> decena de indocumentados partiran de arizona en una carvana con lema sin papeles y sin miedo, para quien es el mensaje . >> veamos . >> estos son últimos momentos con sus hijos . >> si hay un poco de miedo pero bueno es decisión de ella . >> fue arrestada pedirá permiso para poder salir del estado y partir para reunirse con el resto del grupo . >> pero nosotros lo hacemos para que sepan que el miedo lo perdimos . >> a pesar de vivir más de 19 años en estados unidos no han regustrado . >> la imagen del indocumentado es una amenaza para ppolíticos,en arizona hay muchas propuestas algunas son ley otras fracazan . >> tenías que parar no te quitaba el carro . >> tiene como propósito cruzar el país por leyes contra el inmigrante . >> pero buscan una solucion . >> el mensaje será para el presidente barack obama decirle que haga algo por todas esas familias que han sido separadas porque si hizo algo vemos que pueed hacer para las familias también . >> univisión . >> gracias . >> en seguida . >> el próximo ciclo escolar pueden ser malas noticias para universitarios . >> investi

un trabajador temporal que trabajó en 13 hospitales, en new hampshire, nueva york, maryland, kansas, arizona, entre otros, (información en pantalla) por lo cual hay una advertencia. >>> cualquier persona que haya estado en esos hospitales está en riesgo de ser contagiado, son miles de personas. >>> ahora esas miles de personas tienen otro problema, porque las pruebas no están listas porque se necesita mucho personal, trabajo logístico y materiales. >>> las autoridades están en alerta, como dice el fiscal de new hampshire enfrentan un alto riesgo. >>> david fue arrestado en las afueras de un hotel de boston, él tenía una aparente nota suicida. >>> enfrentaría hasta 40 años de cárcel, por su parte las autoridades de la salud dicen que las pruebas para las personas podrían realizarse esta semana, pero también se pueden realizar pruebas con su médico de cabecera. >>> muchas gracias, adriana, también hay un nuevo caso de muerte por el virus del nilo occidental, las otras 2 muertes fueron en dallas y high land park, los funcionarios de salud temen un posible aumento de enfermos. >>>

. >>> tuvo luz verde una incómoda parte de la ley sb 1070 de arizona tomar precauciones necesarias un primer paso para prevenir a los inmigrante de ese estado. que hacer en caso de ser detenidos. fue dado por una organización defensora de los derechos humanos a través de internet. y jaime garcía nos dice cuál es la organización y recomendaciones. >>> oficialmente ningún policía en arizona puede pedir pruebas de residencia legal en este estado, reina el temor de que la polémica sección 2 b de la ley sb 1070, entra en e febreroing y sin aviso en cualquier momento. >>> mientras se activa o no la gente quiere estar más segura que estar aquí, arriesgando toda la vida. >>> luego que la suprema corte dio día libre defensor de los derechos civiles montaron el primer frente dedo penas. haciendo uso de la internet para contrarrestar los temores. >>> es importante saber, que todos aquí, tenemos ciertos dfrps básicos, aunque no tengas papeles. >>> este mensaje de la unión norteamérica para las libertades civiles alerta a los hispanos sobre qué hacer en caso de que la policía en

americana de libertades civiles y otras organizaciones no se dan por vencidas sobre la ley sb 1070 de arizona ellos continÚan en pie de lucha en cortes federales luego que ra ratificaron una parte importante de esta ley antiindocumentado, carlos botifoll tiene los detalles. >>> si lo que intenta el abogado Álvaro huerta prospera la policÍa ademÁs rÍo zode arizonÍ indagar el estatus mi gran grat >>> si estÉn mos exitenemos Éxi demanda no se pone en efecto la sesiÓn de enseÑame los papeles >>> esta es la secciÓn mÁs temida que poco sddrÍa converti los agentes como oficiales de inmigraciÓn, pero en stade maes demanda desde hace 2 aÑos, abogados nos dicen que presentan e evidencia que justifica frenarla >>> e-mail en este congresistas, mucha evidencia que enseÑa cuando estamos hablando de los indocumentados, querÍan decir mexicano, va a tener efecto en terminos de prolongar estos defectos >>> en estados unidos anularon 3 clÁusulas de la sb 1070 pero dejÓ en pie la seccion 2 b para permitir sobre inmigraciÓn y quienes fepiensen que son indocumentados >>> va hacer difÍcil pero

peligrosa colaboraciÓn en arizona, preocupa la buena relaciÓn que parece comienzan a tener agentes de arpaio. y veremos quÉ afecta a un niÑo para siempre lash ediciÓn marte del "noticiero telemundo" comienza ya. >>> "noticiero telemundo" con ustedes, josÉ diciemÍaz balart la ciudad de mÉxico. >>> hola quÉ tal buenas tardes, seguimos tras emitiendo el "noticiero telemundo" desde la capital mexicana, y comenzamos con el descontento de la coaliciÓn, elkan candidato lÓp obrador impugnarÁ los comicios por presuntos irregularidades y kehl p que el pri estÁ listo para defender el triunfo de pequeÑo nate. raÚl torres tiene los detalles. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> fueron sÓlo unas firmas pero podrÍan ser un disparo en una declaraciÓn de guerra. en exclusiva telemundo fue testigo de la firma de los documentos, con los que los partidos de izquierda exigieron al instituto federal electoral, que se cuenten otra vez toda y cada uno clde los votos con pore dicen que su candidato a la presidencia, lÓpez obrador fue vÍctima de un fraude electoral. >>> donde haya inconsistencias, re contar