gosar of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 420, the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today to offer a commonsense amendment that will protect americans' jobs and our economy by prohibiting federal agencies from being forced to follow job killing and unlawful draft guidances, that sneakly seek to implement federal policies that pave the way for cap and trade-like mandates. congress and the american people have repeatedly rejected cap and trade proposals pushed by this government and big government allies. knowing he can't lawfully enact carbon tax plan, president obama has chosen to circumvent congress and seeking to address climate change by creating lose and getting creative with the clean air act. the underlying bill already prohibits federal agencies from utilizing the social cost of carbon valuation furthermore, the social cost of carbon evaluation, was rejected four times by this very body last congress. my s

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en phoenix arizona dulce mascareÑo univisiÓn. enrique: quiere el polÉmico en -alguacil de arizona joe arpaio de maricopa. jorge ramos conversÓ con Él sobre éste y varios temas. raÚl: dice que ustedes han ofendido a inmigrantes mexicanos llamÁndoles estÚpidos, no es esa discriminaciÓn en contra de migrantes? joe: tomamos medidas. si estÁ hablando de tres o cuatro incidentes, tomamos medidas al respecto. no es correcto pero deje de ponerlo de otra manera, no voy a hablar de led de los antecedentes Étnicos de nuestros oficiales, pero tenemos-- se va a sorprender, lo puedo demostrar, 35% de nuestro personal es de minorÍas. 30% son hispanos. raÚl: si ha habido tres o cuatro que lo han hecho, no se hace todos los dÍas. raÚl: usted quisiera ser candidato a la vicepresidencia? joe: por ahora soy el que estÁ en la cabeza, para quÉ quienes era el segundo? raÚl: pero usted habÍa dicho que lo considerarÍa junto con donald trump. joe: no! si un potencial presidente viste necesitamos, quÉ voy a decir, no? pero no estoy empa

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

i feel like nevada was what phoenix and arizona were 10 years ago. when we opened our doors we really encouraged new leadership came back in 2014, 2015 the same people running stuff and arizona. it's a boys club. i'm tired of it. i'm so tired of it. i will always be involved, believe me. everyone can learn from someone like this like rosie and the people that came before me but i've got to telling the state legislature i'm represented by three guys. i don't like that. i love that they are all hispanic. i hate that one of them is anti-choice and he's a democrat. this is what we have got to be doing. it's not easy, it's not pretty but we have got to be calling those folks out. part of our party platform is inclusion equal rights for everyone. that includes our and friends come our veterans women's reproductive rights. i don't consider you a democrat if you are representing me and you are anti-choice. [applause] we have got to hold folks accountable. we have got to make sure that labor is talking to environmental and then did bsa is talking to labor and

. -- in arizona. it was a chance for democrats to win but we were not focused. the party folks were not focused on legislative races. it was a presidential rear and i thought it's a great year to run but lots of money around but none of the money comes to us. none of the money comes to the state legislative rages. -- races. i had emily's list support and to a retailer's of other. --tory taylor is over there. i want to do it groups like emily's list and other progressive groups did for me. i want to do that for state legislative races. since i'm from arizona, i will never forget my home state, thank you. [applause] >> i have to agree with sister perez. the best way to build a house -- you don't build the roof first. this is coming from a woman who was never built a house. [laughter] -- you understanding don't have to be a scientist to understand that climate change is real and you don't have to be an architect to understand that the best way to build a house, you don't build the roof, you build the fou

so up in arizona afrz, it looks like a quiet weekend. >> i like it. thank you so much. arrested, the arizona cyber investigation. an inferno turns every day boaters into life savers. zplmpblths zplmpblths. >>> welcome back, everybody. a harrowing scene off the coast of texas a. yacht carrying four people caught fire saturday evening. luckily though for them good samaritans were by. >> horrifying moment. a spokesperson captured them in flames off the coast of dpaflston. >> thick plaque smoke. it was completely engulfed in flames by the time we arrived on scene. >> college student michael marquez was charterring a boat and raced over to the burning vessel. >> i was praying to god saying please don't proceed up, please don't proceed up. >> on the plane, four people, including a child, unsure of what to do. >> a 60-year-old in a plaque jacket. then his mom was bumpblt his mom rescued the father. >> you can tell somebody if their lives are in danger. take that pretty seriously. >> the captain had a few bumps and bruises. >> it's a good deal to see someone with a fire on thei

el gobernador de arizona acusÓ a un hombre por atentar contra ocho. el distrito escolar de los angeles pretende obligar a una mujer a retirar una demanda por negligencia, comienza diciendo turna. - la ediciÓn nocturna. adriana monsalve, ivÁn kasansew y noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. ilia: cubanos y extranjeros para recibir al papa francisco. pancartas son visibles en distintos lugares, mitras continÚa los preparativos para su recibimiento. blanca rosa: buenas noches, desde cuba me encuentro en las afueras de la catedral de la habana, donde decenas de personas se han dado cita para hacer una vigilia en honor a su santidad por la vÍspera de su llegada a la isla. cÁnticos religiosos en las afueras de la catedral, que muestran el entusiasmo de varias generaciones para recibir al papa francisco maÑana. doÑa noelia estÁ dispuesta a sus 83 aÑos a esperarlo lo necesario. asÍ como lo hizo con los papas juan pablo ii y benedicto xvi. no lea: que haya la paz y la tranquilidad. blanca: muchos jÓvenes catÓlicos se congregaron, segÚn este es e

this after flashfloods ripped through town on the utah arizona border monday night. heavy rains hit canyons north of the sisters towns of hill dale, utah, colorado city arizona, hill dale, large wave of water smashed into two vehicles, with 16 women and children inside. that washed the cars and occupants downstream. >>> now, new this morning, gunfire in a south philadelphia street ends with one man dead and another man on the run. it happened around 10:30 last night, at 24th and montrose. when police arrived, they found a 21 year old marne lying in the street. police say the victim lived around the corner from the crime scene. police got tips on the suspect. >> witnesses describe the shooter as a male possibly wearing camouflage pants or dark clothing who was last seen on a bicycle traveling west on montrose from 24th street. >> doctors at presbyterian hospital pronounced the man dead about two hours later. he suffered gunshot wounds to his chest, and torso. >>> police say the suspect who shot and killed his domestic partner and university professor in mississippi is

gallego of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 420, the gentleman from arizona, mr. gallego, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gallego: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to offer a commonsense amendment to the rapid act, a misguided bill that will disempower local leaders, including tribal leaders and threaten the health and safety of their communities. as a member of the natural resources committee, time and time again i have witnessed the republican majority siding with big business and gutting bedrock environmental safeguards that for decades have protected our families and ur natural -- national heritage. mr. speaker, we already have a law on the books for the purpose, it's called the national environmental policy act, nepa, and it works. nepa ensures that our government's accountable to the people. this is a critical law that's protected the environment for more than 40 years without imposing arbitrary deadlines or limiting vital public input. it guarantees the public an opportunity

from their she went through the arizona legislature and became an arizona appellate judge. greg boyd came when a friend of her -- have great point came when a friend decided he would take chief justice warren burger on a boat trip. john's brother law was just aspergers administrative assistant, and berger was in arizona going to a conference in flagstaff. so went o'connor's a friend found out that berger was an arizona, he decided the chief justice of the united states need to go on a houseboat trip on lake powell updated grand canyon. so do i going to surprise just as berger said he would like to go. but didn't post realize he had nothing to say to the chief justice of the united states. he had dealt with not even a lawyer. he and his wife and her brother-in-law decided that they would invite john and sandra day o'connor. and it is evident the world she lived in that the host pick up the phone and called john o'connor, not judge o'connor. called john o'connor and his lover message you want to go on a boat trip with warren burger? in 1980 president ronald reagan decided tha

saludamos desde la capital de los estados unidos, vamos con las noticias tenemos que un juez federal en arizona sancionÓ a la patrulla fronteriza de este paÍs por destruir, destruir evidencia del presunto trato inhumano de inmigrantes en los centro de detenciÓn de tucson. >> y acuerdo a un juez los videos de cÁmaras de seguridad en estos centros fueron borrados o reutilizados a pesar de que ese mismo juez le habÍa ordenado a la agencia en agosto que los pre ser vara pues eran evidencia en una demanda civil en su contra. >> vamos con ivÁn taylor Él tiene las reacciones de los demandantes y tambiÉn tiene las autoridades fronterizas lo que estÁn diciendo al respecto, ivan adelante. >> josÉ y marÍa celeste, hay que destacar que la razÓn porque termina en tribunales alegaciones por tres indocumentados que fueron llevados a las celdas de la patrulla fronteriza en arizona pero como resultado tenemos una demanda colectiva asÍ que si los abogados demandantes resultan airosos esto podrÍa cambiar la situaciÓn de decenas de miles en centros de detenciÓn. >> la uniÓn americana de libertades

and we go to glendale, arizona, for the latest. and so he is only accused of the four hits, and the police are believing that the rest are copycats? >> well, alex that is probably the most important question for people here in phoenix right now, but unfortunately, he is, we have not gotten the results of the investigation, a nd so i is unclear if the question has been answered, but today on the front page of "arizona republic" arrest. this is the sigh of relief for the hundreds of thousands of people in phoenix who have to travel up and down i-10, and the details on the case are very, very scarce and the police are keeping a tight lip on what is going on, but we are finding out a little bit more about the gun. i talked to a city councilor who was briefed by the police about the gun, and he says that this gun was a 9 millimeter, and maybe pawned at a local can pawnsh pawnshop, and that is what led the police to the gun suspect and matched at least four of the shootings along i-10, and the suspect is leslie allen merritt, and he is a

from there she went through the arizona legislature and became an arizona judge. great point came when a friend of hers in phoenix decided he would take chief justice warren burger on a boat trip. his brother in law was justice berger's administrative assistant and burger was in arizona going to a conference. so when her friends found out burger was in arizona he decided the chief justice of the united states needed to go on a house boat trip on lake powell near the great canyon. to everyone's surprise justice berger said he would like to go but vent the post realize he had nothing to say to the chief justice of the united states, was not even of lawyer. so he and his wife and the brother in law decided they would invite the funniest people they knew, john and sandra day o'connor and it is evidence of the world she lived in that the host picked up the phone and called john o'connor and his law firm and said you want to go on a boat trip with warren burger? in 1980 president ronald reagan decided he would be a pain and offered to put a woman on the supreme court ne

. >>> new developments in the arizona freeway shootings. police believe there could be multiple shooters. they did make an arrest in the case on friday. so far, he is facing unrelated charges. 11 vehicles have been shot at since august 29. >>> it's business as usual this morning at union station but yesterday was a different story. commuters were frightened and horrified when a man stabbed a woman prompting a security guard to shoot him. the suspect later died. it caused panic among passengers. >> we hear a shot. one young lady was met front and ran down. >> police say they believe the stabbing was the result of a nestic incident. >>> be ready to get out quickly. what's what faishes are being told in california because of a wildfire nearly at their doorstep. the fire is south of sacramento and is burning more than 50,000 acres which is about 78 square miles. governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency there. >>> and surveillance video showing the kind of brutal takedown of former tennis pro james blake. an officer grabbed him and

verdad, en una crisis política en el papis, en directo con los detallesno se acepto la polémica ley de arizona que pueden discrimianr ainmigrantes, veremos porque no el dio la razón a quienes critican la sb1070 >> austria poco a poco dice que va cerrando la peurta de entrad a migrantes y alemania le sigue dando la bievenida, noticiero telemundo comienza ya >> este es noticiero telemundo fin de semana >> hola, ¿qué tal? buenas tardes, se cumple un año dentro de poco en la historia de méxico , ¿qué pasa con los estudiantes de ayotzinapa, jimena duarte nos reporta de un informe internacional reportado en méxico, y los detalles de una investigación por el presunto papel que ha jugado el ejército >> comenzamos en méxico donde expertos de la comisión interamericana de derechos humanos dieron a conocer una inves de 6 meses que contradice la versión oficial,estamos con lo más reciente de este informe >> buenas tardes, este reporte de expertos independientes implica un duro golpe para el gobierno de enrique peña nieto que en enero dice que logró dar con la verdad histórica de ayotzinap

time lapse video from maricopa, arizona. these thunderstorms rock and rolled all weekend long and some had enough wind to kick up a little dust storm there. overnight additional showers and storms in arizona, now ending around the phoenix area so we're just about done with that. in the east we had a rainy, miserable sunday in areas of maine, that is finally cleared out. there's still some leftover cold showers. temperatures in the 40s and 50s in the adirondacks with light rain ending during the day, too. the setup, still scattered showers and rain, monsoonal flow up through the four corner region. dry and sunny in areas of the east, feels like fall. don't get used to it. quickly temperatures flip back to sumner the eastern half of the country. you start cool but we end up very warm. middle of the nation will continue to be very warm so the next three days, middle of the nation, 90s through oklahoma and dallas, in the east, that's where temperatures go from the 70s today into the 80s, so betty, we are going to warm it up afte

we're picking up some of that now approaching areas of southern arizona. new mexico now, too. anywhere from phoenix and albuquerque, portions of california have chance for significant rains. flash flood threat here, everywhere in the green. possibility of widespread one to two inches. someone could get up to four inches of rain, and that's where you have the problems with flash flooding. be careful on the roads, as the water comes downstream quickly. today, desert southwest, you're getting a soaking. southern california, it was hot for the emmys on the red carpet yesterday country. fresno to sacramento, a chance of hitting 100. very warm start to our week. >> bill, thank you. >>> arizona sniper investigation, we'll have details. >>> plus, an inferno turns boaters into lifesavers. you're watching "early today." lf sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you

the gentlewoman from arizona is recognized. ms. mcsally: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers. if the gentleman from texas has no further speakers, i'm prepared to close once the gentleman does. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. vela: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. vela: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to help strengthen cross-border rail security by supporting h.r. 2786, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentlewoman from arizona is recognized. ms. mcsally: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. mcsally: mr. speaker, i once again urge my colleagues to support h.r. 2786, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2786. those in favor say aye. those o

we get started with that breaking news taking place on the utah/arizona border where eight people are dead and five still missing swept away in a surprise wave of flash flooding. >> emergency officials in the sister towns of hildale and colorado city say a van and suv carry 16 women and children were swamped by a wall of water that washed them downstream. three managed to survive. >> it was triggered by heavy rains falling in canyons north of those two towns. power and water service still out in much of that area. >>> taking a look at the radar you see it stretching north. some of these storms bringing heavy downpours and lightning and we'll stay on top of it in the southwest. >>> that same system is bringing cooler wet weather to northern california, as well. a bit of a break for exhausted firefighters battling a deadly wildfire. >> rest keptidents are struggling. 700 homes swept away. 6,000 acres burned and the fire 10% contained. a heartbreaking return for homeowners. people living in middletown finding scenes like this sifting through the debris and pigging up pieces. >> a lot of

the issue has been that agent swarts was in arizona, and rodriguez was in mexico. the attorney tried to get the case thrown out on the groined that the constitution doesn't apply to a mexican citizen in mexico. in july a federal judge ruled it could go forward, due process and protections do not stop when a bullet crosses the border. >> reporter: a dusty cross and faded plastic flowers mark the spot where a boy named jose antonion rodriguez died, gunned down in his home town in mexico. before 11:30 p.m., the 16-year-old died instantly when hit by a bullet in the back of the head. as he fell face down, more shots hit him in the back. >> at least one border patrol agent fired from around here, in arizona, through the fence down into the street, down into mexico. why? border patrol says he was throwing rocks at them. >> one i witness said he was walking down the street. if he was throwing rocks, was shooting him a response, was he really a threat to armed agents on the cliff, behind the fence. >> jose's grandmother is an american citizen, living on the arizona side of

. >>> developing news out of arizona. police have arrested a man accused of shooting at cars on busy freeways. why the police work is far from over. >>> an iphone, ipad, and icar. could it be apple's next big thing? a driverless car? >>> plus -- >> my career has been taken away, per se. my paycheck, as i would say. >> the life-changing lesson for the pastor forced to resign because he's gay. those are the words from arizona's governor tonight, after police finally captured a gunman who had >>> "we got him," words from the governor of arizona tonight after complete captured a gunman who had been terrorizing drivers for weeks. tonight the s.w.a.t. team arrested a 21-year-old man at a walmart in glendale, arizona. he's accused of the shootings. police wouldn't say how they tracked him down, but they believe he's responsible for shooting at least four of the 11 cars that were hit in the last three weeks. thankfully no one has died from the shootings. >>> this just in -- at least 15 passengers aboard philippine airlines were h

the home is near the arizona, mexico border. and smugglers often use planes to drugs across the border. and police are dusty and a double homicide--investigating two men had been shot and later pronounced dead on the scene. the police are still looking for a suspect the backstory returns this weekend with brand new episodes. we'll go behind the scenes to see what it's like at kron four as we bring you the news. >>:i had a root canal yesterday and my mouth is killing me so i need to find my medication. hey what channel as a don--is it on >>:what a question there is no other channel but kron4! >> catherine : this sunday night at 9-30. follow our reporters as they covered the shutdown of the presidio parkway. in sports. after the 49ers burned up in the arizona desert.their head coach says he's still confident in colin kaepernick. and the giants facing elimination against the dodgers. their game would go to extra innings at.a-t-and-t gary has the highlights and all the sports.coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers ma

arizona veterans died while waiting for care. that's absolutely unacceptable and frankly it's un-american. so in arizona we took immediate action when we learned from brave whistle blowers about this tragedy. not waiting for the vehicles phoenix vicks a. to fix their problems, we came together as a community to make sure veterans got the access to care they needed. since last summer we held six veteran clinics helping vellrans and their families get access to the benefits they learned. our team helps veterans getting access to benefits, housing, and education. we established a veterans mental health working group for community providers, veteran service organizations, and the local v.a. to bring them all together to work to improve access to services. our group meets bimonthly and made important progress. west are some examples of the good that can come when people setaside partisanship and put veterans first. that's what's needed from all of us in this chamber and the agencies we work with to put aside partisanship and solve the

reign of terror taking hold in arizona. leon: when we come back latest on scary series of highway shootings n alison: now a developing story out of arizona where federal agents are teaming up with state law enforcement officials to investigate a series of shootings. targeting drivers. right on the highway in phoenix. brandi hitt has more on what some officials are calling domestic terrorism. brandi: the late west the projectile along i-10. thback window shattered. they are investigating this case with the nine shooting incidents in the last ten days. >> this is terrorism. they are trying to frighten or kill somebody. brandi: it started off i-10 the major thoroughfare through phoenix, arizona. on tuesday, the off-duty police officer window struck. the box truck also hit. before that, a bullet went through the windshield injuring a 13-year-old girl. the tours but was also targeted. a bullet hit a seat. narrowly missing the bus driver who was the only winging on board. -- only one on board. >> almost took me from my family. >>

we have an update on the freeway shootings in arizona. a man was arrested for a string of attacks. 21-year-old leslie merit is facing up to 15 counts including aggravated assault. investigators connecting him they say to at least four of those 11 shootings. they as you know rattled the residents of the phoenix area with some folks taking action to better protect themselves. will carr has the details on the case from our west coast newsroom. hi, will. >> all 15 charges are felonies that merit is facing. it comes out through detectives used ballistics tests to take bullet fragments from the cars that were involved here. they matched those to a gun, a high-point 9 millimeter that merritt had owned and pawned both before and after the shootings started. authorities now think the first shooting happened earlier than originally thought because a driver in a bmw realized he had a flat tire on august 30th. he took his car to the dealership. they found a bullet fragment in the tire. because of the tire technology bmw has, they believe the car coul

the suspect wanted for terrorizing arizona motorists behind bars this morning. his fascination with guns revealed. but the new concerns, are copycats still out there? >>> mystery solved over this angel-faced toddler who never made it to her third birthday. >> happy 2nd birthday, whoo. >> the answer to what millions have been asking since june. who is baby doe? >> this child whose very name means beauty was murdered. >> the question, did her case fall through the cracks? >>> inferno on wheels. the flaming rv rolling through town setting fires at everything in its path, a woman trapped inside. >> i couldn't see in front of me. i felt their leg. the woman was unconscious. >> and the hero vet who saved her life. >>> and papal perk. the coffee connoisseur brewing up a special blend of coffee for the pope's u.s. visit. we're testing out the cup of joe created with the pope's blessing. >>> and good morning, america. on this september morning, dan harris, as you can see, he is not in today but it is great to have rob marciano by my side. >> thanks, paula. >> i'm used to

he won 8 straight game ins arizona. 15-games in -- games in arizona. 15 straight game since he left the 49ers. >> the tail of the tape, you don't look at the numbers or the yards, the points, a very physical defense, fast defense. faster than they have been. they may not have the old vets but with patrick gone and justin gong but they draft -- gone but they drafted young guys. >> we have to play great football. everybody knows that. we understand how big of a challenge it is. >> 1:05 p.m. on ktvu fox 2 news. baseball, giants and padres. madison bumgarner is on the mound. highlights at 10:00 p.m. and on saturday, barry zito will make his first major league start in two years, macing tim hudson. no problem with the a's. 1-4-3 double play. one of 4 double plays turned by the rangers in 5 innings. a's deep into the bullpen. beltre rips one to left. bases loaded. two runs score. rangers win 8-1. they sweep the a's. they drop 25 games under .500 for the first time since 1997. we got something right here. anytime you get steph curry's daughter and jeremy lin together good things happen. [ musi

arizona legal a los gigante 2 0. todavÍa queda una serie de cuatro juegos ante los dodgers, me parece que esto se acabÓ para san francisco. esta difÍcil situaciÓn de chivas, parece que cometen un error jorge vergara en actuar muy tarde. hubiera hecho todo este cambio cuando fue la fecha fija para darle el tiempo del arco momento. leÓn: mÁs adelante hablaremos de una oportunidad Única, si no se ha decidido a hacerse ciudadano. billy: amigas buenas noches, feliz noche de viernes, miremos la que nos muestra la superficie. va a nacer un alta presiÓn a lo largo y ancho del estado. va a traer temperaturas elevadas para este fin de semana, hablamos de 10° por arriba de lo normal en algunas regiones podrÍan alcanzar hasta los tres dÍgitos, podía traer serias advertencias y peligros de incendios en consecuencia de las altas temperaturas y condiciones secas que se estÁn presentando. esa noche 57° en la bahÍa, cielos despejados, vientos en 14 millas por hora. hoy agradable en los 79°, lo normal es 74. temperatur

♪ fix stomach trouble fast with pepto. >>> leading the news in the arizona daily sun. boy who killed at 8 ready to return to school at 15. the boy pled guilty to the shooting deaths of his father and another man. seven years later he's cleared to enter public school. >>> and 25 girls aced ap calculus tests. every student aernd the highest possible concern and the college credit. >> and a team outside of chicago is trying to figure if it can still play on its home tur after a mistook the mix for fertilizer. >> kate middleton arrived back at work on thursday. her first public appearance since the birth of princess chashlt. he visited a special school supporting children and mental health. and triplets in new york all identical. and what are the chances? about one in 50 million. the parents of the boys paint one toenail on each baby to tell them apart. >> can you imagine? >> no clue how they're even doing that. and now here's even more cuteness in colorado springs a baby bear was spotted playing with a hammock in someone's backyard. showing off his moves. >> can he get on

nbc's gadi schwartz is in arizona this morning. gadi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. the arrest happened in front of this walmart where the suspect shopping with his young son. the suspect had been followed for a while. they followed him throughout the day and finally the s.w.a.t. team moved in. after a three-week manhunt in phoenix, a s.w.a.t. takedown at walmart. >> they tackled him ten feet inside the automatic doors and within two minutes, they had him cuffed and basically walking him out. >> reporter: police arrested the man they think was terrorizing i-10 by shooting at cars and trucks speeding down the highway. >> we made an arrest. >> reporter: the initial announcement in the form of a tweet from the governor saying we got him. investigators releasing very little about what led them to the 21-year-old leslie allen merritt jr., a local landscaper. ballistic evidence from the gun matches the first four of the shootings. >> the subject is in custody because of the weapon he owned is forensically linked to the

. >> >> dahler: today officials in arizona announced new arrests for a crime similar to the string of recent highway shootings in phoenix. authorities believe these suspects are copy cats. here is ti-hu chang. >> reporter: after two weeks of vehicles being struck by bullets, today the sheriff of maricopa county held a news conference to announce the arrest of a trio of teenagers using a slingshot and stones to hit cars and people. >> just probably a copy cat but that is still serious. >> reporter: since august, 11 vehicles traveling on or near interstate ten in phoenix have been struck by bullets or small projectiles. the attacks have also struck fear in many motorists who have taken to side streets and even cokohn vinceed some they have bn targeted by what turned out to be road debris. >> if the police can't find the person what are we going to do? i am just trying to go through day to day. >> one injury shattered glass and cut a 13-year-old's ear. >> and arizona state police arrested oscar de la torre munoz as a person of interest. he is being held on marijuana charges. today, the d

incident at a shooting range, and we will take you a bit back there if you may remember in 2014 in arizona a9- year-old girl accidently shot and killed her shooting instructor with an oozie at shooting range in arizona, and that, obviously, brings to mind tonight's events, and we are told currently the child with the self-inflicted gun shot wound is at the local hospital in critical condition. mark morgan, cbs 2 news. >> we have more breaking news tonight. >>> best-selling novelist, jackie collins died today from breast canner is. she was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer 6.5 years ago, but she only told her daughters about the illness. collins was 77 years old. >>> in a tweet sharon osbourne said shotted and devastated at the death of jackie collins. loved and respected her. thoughts and prayers go out to her family. oprah winfrey rested in peace jackie collins. i always loved our interviews. >>> two men are in handcuffs after a police pursuit. they were chased through the busy streets of manhattan. matt kozar with the story from the busy streets. >> reporter: 110 and broadway. when th

i live in arizona and i'm telling you you can die from that. she was in the middle and there was nobody else coming by. she had changed the type so she got out and started trying to change the tire to get the wanted nuts and blues she took a lungren should put it on, jumped on the ranch with the full weight of her body so she could take them off and put the spare tire on and drive to lunch where they were bleeding and her father said you're late. [laughter] and she said i had a flat tire. he said you should have left sooner. [laughter] and she learned that there were no excuses. even if you had a good excuse, you didn't have an excuse. you simply have to as she said to herself and ruth peter ginsburg when asked just do it and she also learned that you get no quarter from a more powerful man. you have to satisfy them however unreasonable demand. where would you rather be on the? she was 16. she met a charismatic mentor who motivated her to go to law school. she went to law school college in six years. and when she got out of stanford she couldn'

una borrasca acabÓ con una docena de vidas en un pueblo en la frontera entre utah y arizona. otro grupo de inmigrantes regresa al paÍs despuÉs de haber sido forzado a firmar la llamada repatriaciÓn voluntaria y llegaron al cairo la canciller mexicana y familiares de las vÍctimas del ataque que por equivocaciÓn realizaron las fuerzas egipcias contra turistas, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: quÉ tal? muy buenas noches son tres los incendios forestales que mantienen ocupados a cerca de 14.000 hombres en california dos de ellos muy grandes afectan a por lo menos 6 con dados, se han consumidos ciento con 140 mil acres de terreno. un fuego amenaza 9000 viviendas. centenares de personas tuvieron que salir de sus casas pasan la noche en albergues, jaime tiene lo Último. jaime: marÍa sÁnchez y su esposo encaminaban sobre los escombros de lo que fue su casa en middle town el incendio la redujo a cenizas. >> no quiero pensar en la casa. he ido a trabajar, me voy para no pensar en la

zblrch >>> next, an arrest in the freeway shootings leaving drivers in arizona afraid to travel. what we've learned about the suspect overnight. >>> also ahead -- >> somebody has their own personal demons and saw an opportunity and decided to do something druestructive. >> vandals target a northeast philadelphia church, the damage and what the burglars left behind. i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like the fall. take metro north u ...or thrilling sights above it. there's so many incredible ways to experience the fun of fall in new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittne ship. >> good morning, temperatures in the mid-80s, and we are watching foggy conditions, down to a .25 mile visibility in mount holly, and 0 visibility in cape pay, .25 in wilmington, dover .50, and in philadelphia, 1.5 miles. be careful driving this morning, the next couple hours miles until the sun comes out. 57 degrees in the po

state of arizona. he said he did a little editing to boost contrast and bring out the details in the photos. other enthusiasts tell us it's amazing to be under millions of stars and see how stunning it looks. >> it is very spectacular. those photos are incred blg. we don't get the luxury of seeing that amount of star-filled sky in atlanta. so unfortunate. you've got so many city lights. so many buildings. >> that's actually called visual light pollution. so what you need to do is step away from a city. >> get out in the bush. >> get out into the bush. a remote area and look up into the sky to see that. you know what, the milky way has over 100 billion stars. >> beautiful pictures. good to chat with you, as always. thanks everyone for joining us for this edition of cnn newsroom. i'm lynda kinkade. i'll be back after the break with the latest news from around the world. oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful futu

"sportscenter" on espn after usc and arizona state. ucla had lost four in a row, kirk, here in tucson until the last visit, in 2013 and that began this streak, winning what will be now 12 games in a row away from the rose bowl, which includes nine true road games. so, it all began here in 2013. the allstate college football rankings coming in. how do you rate the buckeyes performance over western? >> kirk: they are still trying to find themselves offensively. michigan state did okay today. ole miss had a scare. this game was probably the game of the dame with texas tech and tcu. notre dame started slow and just pulled away big. and then, you know, with what lsu did, they got a little bit of a push from syracuse and ucla, one of the more impressive performances of the day as far as the top ten's concerned. >> chris: it can be tough to win in lubbock. its a wound up environment there. but tcu with all the defensive guys out, does their ranking suffer by needing a desperation touchdown to win? >> kirk: i don't think so. it's one thing for

we've got arizona, california, utah. there's the baja peninsula. that bright shading of orange and red and purple, those are the top two thunderstorms, paula. they're going to be responsible for the moisture that's eventually going to overspread the southwestern united states. if you recall, we've been discussing this four-year drought that's ongoing over the western u.s. that means that the ground is extremely hard. any time we get rain falling at a rate of 1 inch per hour, we see that water pool up on the hard surface from the drought and water culminates into the rivers and canyons and causes flash flooding just like we saw in utah earlier this week. that unfortunately, led to 20 fatalities in use at that and arizona. low pressure system moves into southern california. it will bring much-needed ryne fall but a little too much too quickly. heavy rain, especially east of the low pressure system. again, this is the destructive power of flash flooding taking anything in its path. but just to put it in perspective for you, we have these slow moving t

. >>> the weapons and the man who we believe responsible for what started this spree in arizona is in custody. >> finally, a break in a case that's gripped the phoenix area for weeks. this morning, people are waking up without the fear that they will be shot while driving on the highway. talk about summer's last gasp for our area. there's only a few days left the season, and it will feel like it, but changes are in the forecast, and fall makes a debut this week. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's just after 5:00 on this saturday. let's get to the weather. >> summer is hanging on for the last couple days, and now that we are going to head into tomorrow, we'll start to cool things down, but for your saturday, one more day in the mid mid-80s, well above average. average is 77 degrees, 67 right now in philadelphia, just a few clouds. our humidity at 93%. that's the other big difference is our humidity up today, feeling like a hot, sticky day. winds from the south, southwest at 5 miles per hour, and a closer look at radar shows we are nice and dry, but you

take vo vo un solo homer run basto para sellar el triunfo a fav de arizona dos a uno en la parte baja de la cuarta entradacortes" la buena noticia es que los cachorros tambien perdieron entonces no pierden terreno en la lucha por el comodin en la liga nacinal. vo mientras tanto en la liga americana a los atleticos tambien les fue mal desde temprano en el juego. en la parte alta de la segunda entada "rasmus" pego a lo profundo para darle al ventaja a su equipo y nunca miraron atras dejando la pizarra final de astros 11, atletivos 5. vamonos con las jugadas gigantes d ela semana. take sot que pego a lo ofundo porna icia cuarta vez esu carrera. ahora nos vamos con gregor balnco que sigue cumando carreras para la causa gigantes pagando un homer run ante arizona. terminamos con angel pagan esta semana que de primera hizo el recorrido hasta home para anotar una carrera calve en el triunfo. no cg vo le quiero comentar que para celebrar el mes de la herencia hispana telemundo 48 estara transmitiendo por primera vez un partido de los gigantes de san francsico en espaÑol. el juego sera narrado

this happened in hilldale along the utah/arizona border. and nbc has the latest. >> reporter: today, the steady hum of bulldozers removing debris and the reality of the destruction left behind. >> hurts my heart. hearing about all these people. >> reporter: the pair of vehicles with 16 people on board was swept 100 yards away into a channel. killing at least nine. several people are still missing. >> it's in certain areas it's really foggy, like three, four feet deep, in sand, so, you know, i mean -- that's how deep it is. >> reporter: the national weather service issued a flash flood warning for the area along the utah/arizona border. forecasters estimate 2 1/2ccpq inches of rain fell in just two hours. the area already saturated from recent rain is struggling to recover. hilldale and its sister city of colorado city, arizona, are are home to the religious sect once controlled by warren jess serving a life sentence for child sexual assault. nbc news. >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> dry skies here on this tuesday afternoon. beau