. >> they're adapting to tucson. which they do to every environment they've reached, they're adapting to it. >> reporter: they will colonize a space as small as a soda can and will defend it to the death. this killer bee left its stinger in the finger and will die. certain pesticides kill bees but it does take specialists to deal with a killer bee too dangerous for the public. >> it is very different than anything they've ever seen and authorities need to be contacted whenever a swarm is found. it goes against my grain as a beekeeper to say that these african swarming need to be destroyed. but they need to be at least removed from where people are. >> reporter: federal bee researchers here in tucson are discovering new details. wild killer bees swarm in trees splitting into new colonies this is one. and while the european bees swarm just once a year, killer bees will swarm a dozen times a year all yearlong. they reproduce ten times faster than ordinary honey bees and collect pollen much more efficiently. killer bee q

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

that happened in tucson. i think these towns like tucson tend to rise to the occasion. and that support really helps those people that are experiencing this. so i think it helps. as an example, gabby's staff, i mean, we immediately got, you know, some professional help for them. in january, january 8th of 2011. that happened on a saturday. by sunday or monday, there was, you know, professional help for those folks. so that is really important to do that as soon as possible. >> well, mark kelly, we wish you the best. i appreciate you talking on this very difficult day and our best to your wife and her recovery as well. she's an inspiration. both of you are inspirations for so many. a help to so many in this time. mark, we appreciate it. >>> that does it for this edition of "360." we'll be live one hour from now with the latest information. that's at 10:00 p.m. eastern. "piers morgan tonight" starts right now. >>> tonight, breaking news. a colorado movie theater massacre. officially now the largest mass shooting in u.s. history. a gunman opens fire at a midnight showing o

that happened in tucson. i think these towns like tucson tend to rise to the occasion. and that support really helps those people that are experiencing this. so i think it helps. as an example, gabby's staff, i mean, we immediately got, you know, some professional help for them. in january, january 8th of 2011. that happened on a saturday. by sunday or monday, there was, you know, professional help for those folks. so that is really important to do that as soon as possible. >> well, mark kelly, we wish you the best. i appreciate you talking on this very difficult day and our best to your wife and her recovery as well. she's an inspiration. both of you are inspirations for so many. a help to so many in this time. mark, we appreciate it. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier bank

, the tucson sector. if you go back to the first slide, you can see that very graphically in the apprehensions. so look attuson. '92, 71,000. and look at the increases. '95, 305,000. by the year 2000, 616,000 arrested being made in tucson which is then still far more than any of the other sectors. tucson soon becomes the only sector that actually has a triple-digit, a triple-digit number of apprehensions. in the tucson sector where it gets consolidated is shown by that graph, it stays that way from 2000 to 2007. this becomes the issue. one might reasonably deduce that senate bill 1070 happened in arizona, and it was no accident that politically this was a response to the traffic that was taking place in that sector. what is also happening, though, between 2000 and 2007 is that the buildup of resources with the smart border initiative continues to build up the assets being devoted to southwest border enforcement activity. so that when we get to the end of the bush administration and into the obama administ

he was going to change after tucson nothing happened all i hear is the zulus read comments that we have are people working quietly in the trenches the american public wants him to work not quietly in the trenches but to be a leader leadership requires that you lead what do you what's your take on mitt romney coming out and intern interview. i think was tuesday saying you know he was asked about the shooter in colorado and he said well the guy you know had the guns illegally and so you know changing the laws and going to make any difference was he just wildly ignorant an out of touch or was this part of the message in the republican messaging you know that that is so often so deceptive i mean they're now openly embracing the idea of taking obama's quotes out of context and. turning them into ads and turning them into giant you know kerfuffles on fox news which was she think that was i'm often caught in trials we're. going to turn in a case and i'll have the defense for a big corporation use exactly this and that is that for three days they can tell a lie they can perpetuate the lie in so

at the difference -- tucson's got 50% in a year where there was 258,000 arrests, tucsoning tucson accounted for 378,000 of the arrests. look add what happened 2008, 2009, and 20 # 11, 317,000, 241,000, 211,000, and last year, 123,000 arrests bringing it much more into line with other sectors. the first thing that you should be asking is, well, we did have the economic fiscal crisis of 2008, and doesn't the economy explain that decline? i believe it has a major role to play, but to suggest it's just a function of the economy i think belies the fact that what has been happening since fiscal year 2000. go back to that -- this measures from 1993 to fiscal year 2011, the red line is apprehension. the blue line are seizures of marijuana, and the green line are the number of agents. if you see the decline in the number of people being arrested and the flow of people crossing the border, it begins in fiscal year 2000. that's when you start to see the long term secular decline, and you will recall that between 2000 and 2007, we had quite a robust economy, and notwithstanding that fact, the number of

dramatic video captures the beginning of flash flood near tucson, arizona. >>> and bone of contention. archaeologists may be one step closer to unraveling one of the world's most enduring mysteries. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. and today we begin with final good-byes. as colorado shooting suspect james holmes sits in solitary confinement this morning, relatives of those killed in last friday's theater massacre have begun the grim task of planning their funerals with the first one being held today. nbc's jay gray reports from aurora. >> reporter: the focus on aurora today turned back to the suspect's apartment. prosecutors in james holmes' state appointed defenders getting their first look inside while back at the crime scene, a chain link fence went up around the theater, evidence teams continuing their search. as more seek for comfort in the wake of the tragedy. >> it's just a feeling of sadness and such loss. such loss for all the families. >> reporter: families like the teaves. >> he was probably one of the best sons any

as we head towards the morning hours, maybe tucson too. we don't typically see a lot of wet weather there. over the weekend we'll have showers over the intermountain west. if you're watching us on ksbw action news 8, explore the many ways that love manifests itself in our everyday lives. like when lynn and i see each other every morning. all you need is love at the santa cruz museum of art and history. that's your pacific event of the day. can you turn anything i say into a song? >> i'll try. i'll try. i'll spare the viewers. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> steven tyler has announced -- and he did this yesterday -- he's kicking himself off "american idol," calling the show over-the-top fun, saying he loved every minute of it, referring to "idol" as his mistress. tyler said he now wants to concentrate on his band saying, quote, i strayed from my first love, aerosmith, and now i'm back. >>> meanwhile yesterday on the "today" show in what the washington post called, quote, her latest stop on

since the tucson incident, in which six people were killed and the perfect photos to lift our hearts after yet another horrible mass shooting. the best new thing in the world today. the horrible mass shooting. the best new thing in the world today. up next, "first look." >>> mile-high fallout. investigators continue to comb through evidence from one of the deadliest shooting rampages in the nation's history. >>> blink of an eye -- dramatic pictures captures the beginning of a flood in arizona. >>> and bone of contention -- archaeologists may be one step closer to unraveling one of the world's most enduring mysteries. >>> good morning, i'm lynn berry, this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> and we are going to begin this morning with final good-byes -- as colorado shooting suspect james holmes sits in solitary confinement this morning, relatives of those killed in last friday's theater massacre have begun the grim task of planning their funerals, with the first one being held today. nbc's jay gray reports from aurora. >> reporter: the focus in aurora today turned back to the suspect's apar

. >> el 8 de enero mata en tucson arizona y mata a 6 personas y llegamos al día de hoy, la masacre de aurora, y en las autoridades y ánimos podría cambiar para ir al cine. >> a través del país muchas salas de cine donde se estrena, fueron resguardadas por policías. >> según el comisionado de la policía la medida es para prevenir a los imitadores potenciales y esto estará presente en todos los cines que se presentará la película. >> yo me tiro al piso mejor. >> los expertos aconsejan las medidas a tomar. >> la cosa es tomar alerta y no congelarse, hay que hacer algo, en este caso encontrar la puerta de salida más cerca de uno, y encontrar la pared para tener defensa. >> también estar informados, este grupo no sabía sobre el tiroteo. >> en una emergencia ¿sabrias que hacer?. >> no sé que hacer. >> uno tiene que tomar responsabilidad por sí mismo y cuando hay una alerta, y tienen una alarma, pararse y tomar acción. >> mientras más logre uno determinar la situación es mejor. >> tras la tragedia que mantiene el luto de cinco días, resulta inevitable explorar el vínculo

in 2011 it was tucson. and what we've seen is that, you know, as you said, it is shock, followed by questioning, followed by some sort of call that from all of this we should come to some kind of higher purpose. but i went back today and looked at what the president said in his speech after tucson, and he said let's make sure that what happens is worthy of those we have lost. let's make sure it's not on the usual plain of politics and point-scoring and pettyness. certainly what we've also seen after each of these terrible tragedies is that everyone promises that now we're going to refocus on some sort of higher plain, and within a few weeks it gets back to normal. gwen: that's the thing. after each of these there's always a cry to do something, but it's not clear what that something is supposed to be, especially when it comes to policy matters. >> one thing that was not mentioned today at all by anyone was gun will control, except mayor bloomberg from new york city. he called on both major presidential cand

what we know so far. >> the guy in tucson was psychotic from the way he spoke. this guy seems more organized the way he did the shooting. it's all organized. thinking, premeditation, armor and the theater of it. i'm not sure he is a raving psychotic. but if there were no accomplices and i can't manual there is political or ideological one this is expression of something unusual. obviously there is a men the illness here and we'll determine what is it with further examinations. >> bret: juan? >> first, i just think it's a moment to step away from the political fray that we are all daily engaged in. because i mean imagine that you are sending your child off to summer folly. okay, you get to stay up late tonight junior. go to the new batman movie. dress up in your costume and your child is dead. there is no way, i don't care who you are or where you are on the political spectrum no, way to say i'm sorry for that. but it turns out the largeer conversation and to bring, to go back to charles' point, there is more than just crazy people or people psychotic. who are go

, the tucson sector. if you go back to the first slide, you can see that number of apprehensions. look at the increases. 1995 -- 227,000. 287,000. by the year 2000, 616,000 arrests being made in tucson, which is then still more than any of the other sectors. tucson becomes the only sector that actually has a triple digit number of apprehensions. in the tucson sector, where its consolidated is shown by that graf -- where it gets consolidated is shown by that graph. this becomes the issue. one might reasonably deduce that senate bill 1070 happened in arizona and it was no accident that politically this was our response to the traffic that was taking place -- this was a response to the traffic that was taking place in that sector. what was also happening though between 2000 and 2007 was the buildup of resources for the smart border initiative continues to build up, the assets being devoted to be a border action. so, when we get to the end of the bush administration, into the obama administration, the state r

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. >> este que mató a seis personas en tucson y estaba descontento con el sistema y también fue víctima de bullying y ahora a james holmes que asesina a 12 personas. >> estas personas tienen a estar dfrustrados y el mundo son los responsables de sus mala fortuna. >> desde miami florida, galo arellano. >> el líder del movimiento cristiano de liberación, murió al tener un accidente automovilístico. >> en instantes, capturan en colombia importante cabecilla de crimen. >> comienza la cuenta regresiva para que los jóvenes se beneficien de nueva política del gobierno federal. >> . >> pasamos ahora a las noticias de américa latina, en colombia capturan a un importante jefe del narcotráfico es diron alberto, el indio quien fue capturado cerca de medellín y es responsable de 60 homicidios. >> en méxico la policía dijo que unos 50 hombres llegaorn en ocho vehículos y abrieron fuego contra los clientes y habían también policías y luego los delincuentes llegaron a la jefatura y mataron al comandante. >> luego de tres semanas las protestas continúan en méxico y este domingo los mani

what happened in tucson, i believe, is happening there. prayers, people are going to churches, synagogues, mosques, wherever they worship to try to get their heads around this and also to try to pray for the people who were injured and who died. and that's what we really need to be doing right now. you know, it's too early, i think, to speculate about why this happened or how it could have been prevented. and one of the things i'm really concerned about in a tragedy like this is that before we know it, the shooter becomes the big story. instead of those who lost their lives, instead of those whose relatives are wounded and dead. that's what we need to remember. and we need to keep them in our hearts and minds because it is not far before that fades from memory and we have to remember those people suffering deeply today. >> congressman, i have one last quick question for you. you are a victim of gun violence. the issue of your shooting came up during your campaign. we are now looking at this, what is going to be your relationship in congres

es ver y profundizar en la familia por ejemplo. >>> israel, ocurriÓ en columbine, virginia, en tucson cuando gabrielle giffords fue atacada, no ocurre en japÓn donde se prohÍben armas de fuego, por quÉ nadie habla en contra de la segunda enmienda, o poner restricciÓn a armamentos. >>> mÉxico por ejemplo, es un ejemplo, hay leyes estrictas y sabemos que tristemente pasan las tragedias en mÉxico, no podemos pensar que creando mÁs leyes prevendrÍamos esto, seria simple pensar en eso jorge, debemos ver a la familia, la decadencia de la familia, las declaraciones del gobernador van a eso. >>> estamos culpando a la sociedad, violenta, o problema de acceso a armas. >>> problema de fÁcil acceso, porque no podemos, no podemos echar una toalla, y agarrr a todo el mundo. todo el mundo tendrÁ la iniciativa belicosa, hay que poner restricciones. por ejemplo en armas de asalto. este hombre estaba listo para matar a cuanta gente pudiera, tiros llegaron a 71 personas, y Él estaba armado con armadura antibalas de pies a cabeza. >>> chaleco y mascara de gas, y todo. >>> en partes bajas. todo

. >> monsoon season in tucson, arizona, which means a lot of scenes like this. tons of rain led to flash floods. these guys are in a car in a parking lot, and just look at say it's the worst storm they have ever seen. what they also saw was a woman that needed to be rescued because she was like surfing on top of her car. as they back up, you notice a car -- that wok is on the roof of her car. she probably didn't know what else to do and she got on top of her car. >> let me get you closer to the window. >> give me your hand. just slide in there. >> oh my god, thank you. >> these guys back the car up, get her close it her car, and guide her through one of the back seat windows. a pretty nice thing to do. >> sometimes we have to rely on the kindness of strangers. it was nice of them to do that. >>> this is a crime video of people trying to steal stuff, but it's just funny. these two women just came into the shop, they start looking through clothes, and look at what they do. she's stuffing her pants with clothes. >> they're not being sly about this at all. >> it loo

dos años, al menos 100 mil mexicanos han abandonado arizona, de acuyerdo a la cámara de comercio de tucson esto ha afectado a empresas, un 95% de las empresas afectadas están en esa ciudad. >>> en arizona, está tras las rejas el hombre que planeaba matar públicamente al alguacil de maricopas joe arpaio, el individuo, samuel matas, tambiñn planeaba asesinar a un reo dentro de una prisión, mata creía que joe arpaio era el responsable de la deportación a mñxico de los miembros de su familia. >>> un programa que autoriza a los policías de nueva york de poder detener a personas y revisarlas, causa polñmica, tenemos la información. >>> en las afueras del departamento de policía de nueva york, líderes comunitarios protestaron por el programa llamado detención y revisión, por estas declaraciones del comisionado de la policía >>> quien acusó a los líderes de no hacer suficiente para parar la violencia e las calles, a pesar que el 96% de las víctimas son minorías. >>> nosotros sí trabajamos con miembros de las comunidades, con las policías, para poder ver quñ podemoshacer para

. >>> survivors of the 2011 tucson shooting that injured congresswoman gabrielle giffords. people are upset that neither of the presidential candidates has addressed the gun issue. the petition asks for the presidential candidates to show how they would prevent the kind of bloodshed that occurred in tucson and aurora, colorado. >>> dates are now set for three presidential debates. republican mitt romney and president obama will debate domestic policy in their first meeting and foreign policy in their third. their second will be a town hall meeting with audience members asking the questions there. the debates are scheduled for october 3 in denver, october 16 in new york, and october 22 in boca raton, florida. >>> the u.n. secretary general is calling for international support to try and stop the violence in syria. there are reports of attacks all over the city of aleppo in a fifth day of fierce fighting. as the fight escalates and the president refuses to step down, there are now fears that he may try to carve out a breakaway state. that could lead to mass genocide, similar

people in tucson who were shot who had spouses killed who wrestled jared lost their second clip away from him we talked to and worked with all the time a guy named tom mauser in colorado whose son was shot in colorado at columbine and that's the question they often ask you know gun owners do have rights the constitution we are told says so but we have rights too and there's a lot you can do to keep guns out of the wrong hands it doesn't get in the way of anybody's right to sell guns are used to. tell us in the minute we have left here just about your organization and whether individuals could get involved or if they should encourage their marriage to get involved absolutely they can do all of the above they should visit a website at fix gun checks dot org give them the opportunity to sign up when members of congress are going to take votes when we want members of congress to support or oppose things will let folks know and they can contact their or their member of congress and they should also contact their mayors and let them know they ought to join seven hundred around the country

. >> karla gÓmez hablo con el sheriff del condado santa cruz y desde tucson nos tiene la reacciÓn de que harÁn sus agentes sobre esta implementaciÓn. >> a medida que llega estÁ implementaciÓn de la sb1070 estÁn esperando esto. >> en el condado de santa cruz con mil ajo agentes no creo que esto vaya a tener unÍsimo pekt. >> la secciÓn 2 obliga a cuestionar el estatus de una persona que ha sido detenida por un crimen o una infracciÓn. >> y los sheriff seguirÁn apoyando esto. >> tengo una responsabilidad y compÁsan cien de leyes nos enfocamos en la de ahora. >> por su lado el sheriff dice que esta ley trae fuertes consecuencia negativas. >> no me gustarÍa porque seria un impacto econÓmico en el presupuesto. >> hasta ahora el sheriff a xer ado y su prioridad no serÁ detener a personas que estÁn en el paÍs sin documentos legales. >> no va a ser justo para los residentes de modo que tenemos servicio aquÍ y yo creo que no va a haber una necesidad que aplicaemos la ley nosotros. >> un juramento podria poner en prietos al kalcalde, dicen que mintÍo para acusar al alcalde de p

but when i said in the wake of tucson was, we were going to stay on this, persistently. so we've been able to take some actions on our own, recognizing that it's not always easy to get things through congress these days. the background checks conducted on those looking to purchase firearms are now more thorough and more complete. instead of just throwing more money at the problem of violence, the federal government is now in the trenches with communities and schools and law enforcement and faith-based institutions, with outstanding mayors, like mayor nutter and mayor landrieu, recognizing we are stronger when we work together. so in cities like new orleans, we're partnering with with local officials to reduce crime using best practices. and in places like boston and chicago, we've been able to help connect more young people to summer jobs, so that they spend less time on the streets. in cities like detroit and salinas, we're helping set up youth prevention programs that help steer young people away from a life of violence and toward the safety and promise of a classroom.

this flow is triggering showers grunts phoenix and tucson. a storm watch is posted for southeastern arizona. for us, around vancouver island that low is deepening a deep well of cold air and over the pacific coast we will be cool for the next 72 hours. we have fog and drizzle along the shoreline and mostly cloudy the clouds will take a lot to dissipate tomorrow the numbers will come down about 10 degrees shy of what we should be in mid july. overnight lows in the low to mid 50s, the numbers will not recovered dramatically low seventies inland tomorrow. in northern california redding comes down to 90 degrees fresno and 96 south bay temperatures and low seventies with an sunshine. 74 at pittsburgh 72 at danville. bodega bay 57 degrees. extended forecast usual fog and low clouds mid-seventies for the inland areas. wait until thursday for it to recover. next weekend looks cool. >>> '70s, incredible. >>> bruce springsteen cannot write down all night in england the performers audio cut off midway through his finale at hyde park with palma carnet th

in the desert southwest, a monsoonal flow over phoenix and tucson. satellite shows cool weather is coming from over vancouver, you can see the flow that low pressure brings us cooler temperatures, the numbers inland tomorrow no warmer than the '70s clouds and drizzle along the shoreline, mostly cloudy tomorrow morning future cast shows will have low clouds ticking at the shoreline, we will not get a chance to warm s f phone clouds and drizzle a and around the rest of the nation los angeles 72 new york city had showers at 91. for the south bay '70s will do it. east bay 744 pittsburgh 73 antioch then. much cooler. we have to wait until thursday for warmer weather. here is sports with mr. o'donnell >>> hot at stanford worse iran and goes for the title and both bay area baseball teams go for ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> serena is ready for the olympics. >>> another gold medal with a wimbledon title. here's a question for you and, what advice would you have your daughter if she was facing serena in the finals of the bank of the west classic? >>> 1 accounts a

. >> reporter: here, by the way, is the mira val resort in tucson, arizona. jermaine has explained she's there on doctor's orders. she's an 82-year-old woman, she's emotional, she was reading from a prepared script and she needed some help from time to time. michael jackson's will names katherine as the guardian of his children, but today in a los angeles courtroom, temporary custody of prince, paris and blanket was handed over to their cousin, tito's son, 34-year-old t.j. jackson. >> i'm devastated that while i've been away, that my children, my grandchildren have been taken awake from me. >> reporter: in court, the judge said he was granting t.j. temporary custody because katherine is, quote, being prevented from acting as guardian by acts of a third party. katherine's own lawyer on custody matters suggested she was being held against her will. >> this, right here -- >> reporter: t.j.'s lawyer said the two older kids signed a consent form. a number of michael jackson's siblings are still contesting his will, alleging conspiracy and fraud. charges denied by

let's go to virginia tech, tucson and now back again to colorado in aurora. i think the time is for a discussion. what it really shows, i think quite frankly, is the hold nra has on members of congress. when you look at the recent vote that took place here in the house to hold attorney general in contempt was scored, nro holding members feet to fire if they voted against the motion to hold him in contempt, they would hold it against lawmakers. that's an enormous amount of power. i can't even connect the dots between the attorney general vote and gun ownership. >> sir, as we talk about this 18 month period as you reference back to gabby giffords and what we're living in, seeing two men with mental health issues obtain guns, massacre people. how do we get guns out of their hands? we live april time where it is harder to get a twelve-pack of claritin d than it is to get an assault weapon. >> i couldn't have said it better myself. the reality is as mayor bloomberg talked about as well, we need to not only have a dialogue and conversation, we need to do something