an arizona especially water is an incredible concern. we built the fifth-largest metropolitan area in the middle of a desert. it is because we are good with water and with the 16 year drought, all the effectiveness it has been an incredibly wet winter and i hope it continues. we continue to look for ways to conserve and augment our water supply. we are proud in arizona today we use less water than we did in 1957, and our economy has grown 19 times since then and six times in terms of population. it is something we planned for and something we think about every day and something that really outlasts the term of any elected official. i can tell that water is not a great concern in other parts of the country by the water pressure in the hotel rooms. uberso want you to know and lyft are two organizations and technology in terms of ridesharing apps we embraced in arizona. we like to think of ourselves as the kitty hawk for driverless technology. not only do we have uber testing in arizona, we also have gm and google through an enterprise call

comes across a stretch of arizona, bordering mexico. that's where correspondent nick schifrin and producer zach fannin traveled for tonight's signature segment, where a few local residents have taken up arms. >> reporter: tim foley likes to describe himself and his men as a kind of neighborhood watch, and these 600 square miles along the arizona-mexico border are their backyard. for the last seven years, the 57-year-old former army soldier, firefighter and construction worker has led the arizona border recon. foley describes it as a surveillance group, but members are armed with military-style rifles that are legal in arizona. they're prepared to intercept or capture anyone crossing the border illegally. >> when friends come to your house, they come to the front door and ring the bell and announce themselves. they don't wait 'til you're not home, and then climb through your back window and make themselves at home. >> reporter: this desert land is a well-worn route for mexican cartels. border recon members want to try and secure the bord

but that a great model in arizona. we've got an incredible secretary of education in bed the devos -- betsy devos. [applause] >> the data is what it is. you see a slippage in our ranking as far as the performance of our students. higher education, i don't think there's another place in the world that has the quality of higher education the united states does. no comparison. we all compete against each other. what they were schools competing all over. we were getting mailings every day. we were looking at rankings. how did it happen? we are not doing so well on this other one. and this choice and competition that information. we've got to mark inflation. on the other one you got a state run. i think it's information, people know. i think its options. people should be able to have options. and so you can have that. we know how to do this well. if you just look at the higher education system and went to my schools and says it's going to win the final four this year. we understand competition. >> spammer is a great point.

the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: thank you. i'd like to yield to the gentleman from california, mr. lowenthal, the ranking member of the energy and minerals subcommittee on natural resources, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. mr. lowenthal: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise to -- today to oppose house joint resolution number 38. the science is clear, clear. mountain top removal mining is harmful to the health of people who live near these mines. anyone with a computer can go to google earth and see the tremendous scars on the landscape from mining companies that blasts the tops off mountains and then dumped the waste into the valleys below. but largely invisible to the naked eye is the suffering of people who live in the nearby communities because of these harmful practices. the stream protection rule will protect hundreds of vulnerable families and children who live near these sites from lung cancer, heart disease, kidney disease, birth defects

in arizona, we already have 200 factories in arizona. of billionsral tens of dollars in investment in factories. we're the number one private employer in arizona. >> how long have you been planning this investment? >> we have been working on this factory for several years. we have held off doing this investment until now. >> [indiscernible] it is in support of the tax under the tory policies that we see the administration pushing forward that really make it advantageous to manufacture in the u.s. pres. trump: thank you all. thank you very much. >> [indiscernible] >> thank you. julie: take playback of president trump's meeting with intel's brian krzanich was announced the building of a factory in chama, arizona, with a $7 billion investment he said that will create 3000 jobs in the state and said there will be a broader job expectation for folks to support the construction and then the support of the factory as well. he said tax and regulatory policies have helped to spur this decision, which had been in the works for several years. and h

pasÓ de estar en su familia en arizona hace reportada hacia mÉxico. allÁ en ese paÍs, en la ciudad de nogales, nuestro compaÑero juan carlos gonzÁlez la acompaÑÓ durante sus primeras horas en mÉxico. francisco: a cifra las horas iniciales de la primera noche de guadalupe en mÉxico. luego de 22 aÑos, con muchas dudas e incertidumbre. hasta temor hacia un futuro incierto. >> estoy confundida, estoy prÁcticamente viendo la realidad. viendo que es lo que sigue, cuÁles son las decisiones que voy a tomar. es un poco preocupante. juan:como no estarlo, si la Última vez que viviÓ en mÉxico tenÍa 14 aÑos. hoy regresa despuÉs de ser deportada, dejando atrÁs una familia incompleta. >> yo pensÉ un dÍa en venir pero feliz. el dÍa de hoy, sÉ que no es asÍ. mis hijos se tienen que regresar. juan: volverÁn a un hogar que aseguran que se siente vacÍo. sÓlo quedaron los buenos momentos y el amor de una familia amorosa y muy unida. aunque guadalupe, no sabe dÓnde residirÁ permanentemente. irá a visitar a sus padres, a quien no ha visto en dÉ

en arizona, rubÉn pereira. noticias telemundo. >>> cerca de 3.000 vuelos han sido cancelados en las prÓximas horas. traiga a partir de ahora a la ciudad de new york, filadelfia y boston. acumulaciÓn entre 3 y 14 pulgadas nadie ve en algunas zonas. se emitiÓ una alerta por ventis ventisca. al regresar en noticias telemundo. vamos a ver de quÉ manera las polÍticas del nuevo gobierno. generan ansiedad y condicionan la vida de muchos inmigrantes. >>> y tambiÉn, cÓmo estos temores ha llevado a convocar un movimiento sin precedentes en estados unidos. 3r. >>> van a ser testigos de la ansiedad masiva que se desata desde que donald trump asumiÓ el poder. es tanto de terror a ser detenidos y deportados. estÁn cerrando sus puertas en redes sociales. angie sandoval con su testimonio. >>> lleva mÁs de 10 aÑos viviendo en estados unidos, pero hoy ce neyda castillo nun ha caminado por la calle con tanto miedo dicen tantas cosas, que an e dadas, quÉ andan aquÍ y allÁ. >>> las polÍticas del presidente trump sÉ

armed vigilantes, unpaid and unsanctioned, scouting for drug dealers and illegal crossings in arizona. some say they're dangerous. but they insist they're filling a void left by law enforcement agencies that they say can't or won't do the job. here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> looking for tracks that's not ours, basically tennis shoes. these guys wear tennis shoes so they can run faster. right there. that's what i'm looking for. >> reporter: we're tracking footprints deep in the heart of some of the roughest and most remote desert in arizona. part of a high-stakes and heavily armed game of cat and mouse. >> what's this mission right now? >> we believe there's a cartel scout watching our location. what we're doing is going to try to do a pinch on them. >> reporter: this paramilitary force le b says it's facing off against drug cartels from mexico, a stone's throw from here. they are heavily armed, well organized, and deeply committed. this is their target. captured on trail cameras they say they've planted. they say these are lines of so-called drug mules and the other undocumented immig

thank you. >>> going to turn now to another arizona politician. ruben giago from arizona. joining us from phoenix. thanks for taking a few minutes. let me ask you to respond to your state's former governor just said. she believes you ought to follow this the law in the country. if you're here illegally and you commit a crime, you should be gone, what's wrong with that position? >> well, first of all, let's be clear, if the trump administration wanted to prioritize criminals, dangerous criminals that are here illegal we, they should have just stuck to the obama prioritization list. nothing changed. that was what obama did given priorities. this casts a wide net that's going to grab people that we don't necessarily want to deport. governor brewer is simplifying immigration. we have people here that have sons and daughters that were born in the united states but they do not have permission to be here. we have those that serve in the military that aren't permitted to be here. in this type of order that donald trump has given, basically it's going to stop the due process of man

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state stanford at #9 arizona was arrested the cal bears visiting arizona stateand that means "the wall of distration" it didn't fase ivan rabb here as he sinks the free throwrabb domiated inside gets the dunk here on his way to 14 points and 11 reboundsfinal: 68-43 cal next up: at #9 arizona saturday stanford at #9 arizona stanford hung though thoughout marcus allen to the rim for the huge dunk!... stanford within 4 points latetoo must wildcats at the endlauri markkanen 3-pointer 70-67 arizonafinal: 74-67 arizona stanford: 12-12. 4-8 at arizona st friday the kyle shanahan era is officially underway for the san francisco 49ers...today he arrived in the bay area touching down and being greeted on the tarmac by team ceo jed york and new general manager jonhn lynchthe team tweeted out the airport photos shanahan then arrived at 49ers headquarters to a cheering mass of team employees who he addressed immediatelyshanahan also sent out an early message to the 49er faithful ♪ [one is the loneliest number that you'll ever do] ♪ nobody likes a dog with bad breath. that's why there's oravet d

en phoenix, arizona, dulce mascareÑo. jorge: session serÁ el principal responsable de aplicar las leyes en los estados unidos y ha sido partidario de mano dura en contra de la inmigraciÓn ilegal y el se estrenÓ con la misión de combatir la delincuencia mediante tres nuevas Órdenes de donal trump sobre la que nos habla janet rodrÍguez. janet: a pesar de las crÍticas controversias del paÍs tiene fiscal general. el presidente dio toda su confianza a sessions para que sea el guardiÁn. le dio su primera misiÓn al firmar tres Órdenes ejecutivas que segÚn el presidente buscan restablecer la seguridad en el paÍs una orden crea una comisiÓn de trabajo que estudiarÁ cÓmo reducir los crÍmenes violentosotra busca permitir la violencia en contra de agentes federales y la tercera tiene como objetivo golpear con dureza los cÁrteles de la droga sin dar mucho detalle de cÓmo se harÍa. >> una vez mÁs el presidente el asegurar por el estadounidense que no todo lo posible para restaurarla seguridad. reportera: para este

but if you take arizona, we already have two other factories in arizona. we have several tens of billions of dollars in factories in arizona. we're the the number one private employer in arizona. >> and how long have you been planning this investment? >> we've been working on this factory for several years. we held off, actually, doing this investment until now. >> was there something that president trump did or said that made you want to announce this here? >> it's really in support of the tax and regulatory policies that we see the administration pushing forward that really make it advantageous to do manufacturing in the u.s. >> thank you, press. >> thank you, all. thank you very much. >>> okay. another almost dog and pony show at the white house with another ceo talking about jobs and opening a factory. intel ceo. eamon javers at the white house. we're seeing this over and over again, eamon. >> i don't think i've ever seen a u.s. ceo make a plant announcement inside the oval office before. this squares with the reporting we've seen that donald trump him

other factories in arizona. we have several tens of billions of dollars of investments and factories in arizona. we're the number one private employer in arizona. >> how -- >> we've been working on this factory for several years. we've held off, actually, doing this investment until now. >> was it something that president dump did or said that made you want to announce this here and now? >> it's really in support of the tax and regulatory policies that we see the administration pushing forward that really make it advantageous to do manufacturing in the u.s. >> thank you. >> the president welcoming. music to his ears. i dpp the ceo of intel. it's interesting, gloria borger is with me, david gregory is with me. i presume that he is one of those tech ceos that opposes the travel ban that the president wants to see implemented. >> intel signed the amicus brief. it was interesting to both of us that that was not either a question wasn't raised about it to him and nor did he mention it during his little semi-advertise

apenas sacan para comer, la construcciÓn del muro, dicen, los apartarÍa de sus raÍces y su gente en arizona y podrÍan vivir mÁs marginados de lo que ahora estÁn. marÍa elena: para terminar, el powerball de la loterÍa tiene de premio $ 403 millones. estÁ considerado el juego de loterÍa mÁs importante de los estados unidos y se juega en 32 estados. los premios mÁs altos han llegado a $ 365 millones. el segundo premio lograrÁ hasta 1 millÓn. buena suerte y hasta pronto. [música] azucena: te la has pasado mirándome todo el tiempo desde que me invitaste a bailar, eugenio. eugenio: ay, ¿qué quieres que haga, azucena? no quiero y no puedo dejar de mirarte. azucena: yo estaba muy encantada de pasar contigo las últimas se

in arizona. so we have several tens of billions of dollars in investment in factories in arizona. we are the number one private employer of arizona. >> how long have you been planning this investment? >> we been working on this factory for several years. we held off actually doing this until now. [indistinct question] >> it is really in support of tax and regulatory policies that we see the administration pushing forward that really make it advantageous for us to do manufacturing in the u.s. >> thank you. >> thank you all. thank you very much. thank you. >> jenna: we need to listen to the end because you never know what president trump might say. we want to catch any news big big headline coming from the intel ceo right there with president trump, new factory that has been in the process of being built over the last several years, $7 billion approximately 3,000 jobs, most important part of that announcement came from the ceo directly were he said they were moving forward with this plan despite th

if you're in arizona, the answer is unquestionably yes. arizonans deserve better and that's why today i'm introducing a bill to break up the ninth circuit. with the support of my colleague from airsz john mccain and our governor i've introduced the judicial administration and improvement act. this bill would create a new 12th circuit by moving arizona as well as alaska, idaho, montana, nevada, and washington out of the ninth circuit. doing so would create two smaller appellate courts where one dysfunctional court stood all the while establishing stronger local and regional and cultural ties. this would help alleviate the ninth circuit's enormous caseload and ensure a more timely and accurate judicial process for both circuits. now, importantly the bill would also free the ninth circuit from -- or the new circuit from the ninth circuit's precedent. that means states like arizona would be able to chart their own legal course consistent with local needs and traditions. a fair and functioning judiciary is one of the pillars of our democracy. g

arizona deer foundation. desert big horn sheep society. arizona elk society. arizona houndsman. arizona outdoor sports. outdoor experience for all. shake, rattle, and troll outdoors. bass federation, arizona. representative bill young's bill is also supported by 27 different sportsmen and conservation groups throughout the country. the national rifle association whose key voting in support of representative young's bill stated, and i quote, the sustainable management of these resources need to be led by the state working in coppings with the fifleds. the fifleds final rule would be set and ill-advised national precedent that could have far-reaching negative implications on the lower 48 states. h.j. resolution 69 will restore the jurisdiction at state-federal relationship as congress has previously directed, end of quote. americans for prosperity is also key voting in support of h.j.res. 69. i quote, the interior rule relating to nonsubstance take of wildlife and public participation and closure procedures on national wildlife refuges in alaska undermines the ability of alaskans

in 2011, intel said it planned to invest had $5 billion in the arizona the plan. then intel pulled the plug on that and said it sat empty since 2014. will mr. kucinich said he is going public with it because of the potential regulatory changes. despite pressure from the white house,le companies have plans to move to mexico. caterpillar and steel maker new core are opening plants south of the border, as are general motors. rex nord is also going ahead with plans even though trump is calling out viciously firing workers. they were waiting for a ruling on the immigration order. the court said the decision would not come today. so on wall street, activity was muted as the recent stock surge took a pause and financial shares declined. the dow jones industrial average 1235 points to 2754. the nasdaq rose 8 to a new high and the s&p 500 added 1. >>> despite today's small moves, and challenge traded funds are having a big year and it could be a sign that retail and institutional investors are getting back into this market. flr. >> etfs are one of the ways they are reporti

i am proud to say that it all started in arizona. however, i think you all consents the magnitude of this endeavor. it is a significant step forward. and yes, it is a big lift. with this in mind, i would like to talk to you about our involvement in this initiative, why we are going with it and why you should care and how you can help. first, let me tell you about jf i. the enduring with legacy of a medal of honor recipient who founded the institute in 2001. serving nearly 2 million students through its veterans inspiring patriotism program, which works with vets to deliver educational materials, including the u.s. flag and founding documents to classrooms all over our country, in all 50 states. through this endeavor we were able to see firsthand how the emphasis in the classrooms has shifted away from civics, creating, as governor ducey said, the education crisis that we find ourselves in today. so, in 2014, jf i launched the civics initiative. now, as you can see on the map, 15 states have enacted our proposal. 20 more states are co

and we go to arizona, jeff flake who sits on the judiciary committee and in phoenix this morning. senator, on this question of the travel ban, you were against it when it first came out. the way the house clarified some issues, particularly with respect to green card holders so what is your view of it now? >> i do think it is constitutional. it is not a muss lip ban. it is focused on countries rather than religion or individuals. having said that, i have been clear i don't think it is a good idea. i think that the message that it sends to our allies abroad and the countries that we need to work with is not a good one. but i do think it is constitutional and i hope that we will pause and reflect and see where we need to go from here. >> dickerson: do you think the president should start over and issue a new one? >> well, we will see. i mean, obviously the president wants to keep the country safe. i recognize that. i think everybody does and i applaud him for trying to do so. but obviously it needs to be constitutional and it needs to be wise. we need to look and see where the real

sus padres estaban en phoenix, arizona. fue allÁ que conociÓ el amor de su vida. >> yo le dije que nos contÁramos y -- juntaremos y ella me dijo que no. que se la querÍa me tiene que casar con ella por la iglesia. >> al poco tiempo llegaron los hijos. primero Ángel y a los dos aÑos, jacqueline. >> si quiero ir a alguna parte, sabemos que hay cosas asÍ. es por eso que a veces uno se queda en su lugar. >> trabajaba en el Área de mantenimiento de un parque acuÁtico. >> mucha gente lo hace cuando viene de mÉxico. >> mi nombre era guadalupegarcÍa aguilar, lo Único es que en aquel entonces uno querÍa trabajar para sacar adelante a su familia. >> ella y su familia vivÍan en phoenix. el alguacil de ese entonces ganÓ notoriedad nacional por su persecuciÓn en contra de los indocumentados. Él sembrÓ pÁnico en la comunidad hispana y un dÍa le llegÓ el turno a lupita. se presentaron en el parque donde trabajaba en busca de inmigrantes indocumentados. >> estÁbamos trabajando y nos avisamos. >> los agentes se llevara

. >>> college ball, stanford visiting number 9 arizona. they're much tamer than the stanford band down there. wildcats beat the cardinal by 39 new year's day. a lot closer tonight. michael humphrey rebound and jam. reed travis went for 26 points. he's a monster inside. the cardinal. then he made that face. arizona, a one-point lead. all kinz, the corner three to expand the lead to four. dorian pickens, this is a game-tying three ball. 65-65. less than two minutes to go, game tied at 67, lori mark nin with a three of his own. >> and arizona hangs on 74-67. >>> are you afraid of clowns? it's the famous arizona state curtain of distraction. ivan rabb to jabari bird. cal taking a 17-15 lead. grant mullens hit six threes tying a season high for 18 points as this turned tiny a rout. kingsley oh cora, no, but rabb, yes. cal romps 68-43. >>> a new era of 49er football begins tomorrow or should i say another new era begins tomorrow. new head coach kyle shanahan arrived in the bay area today. this video provided by the niners. shanahan and new gmp m

command and coordination of operational functions within the state of arizona. in addition to those roles and responsibilities, he has oversight of the sector encompassing the tactical operation of eight stations including 420 person yelnel in director. the assistant director of homeland programs for security investigations and u.s. and customs enforcement. mr. allen for programmatic oversight for strategic planning and national policy discussion and initiatives. mr. allen previously served as special agent in charge of arizona where he had oversight of it. c.e. and led more than 500 penniel throughout the state. ambassador louis, did i pronounce that correctly? he is responsible for state department programs combatting elicit drugs and organized crime as well as support for law enforcement and rule of law in the western hemisphere. prior to this appointment he served as united states ambassador for the republic of ice lan from 2010 to 2013. the witness's full written statements will appear in the record and now five minutes to testify. >> good morning, chair wo

. >>> college ball, stanford visiting number 9 arizona. they're much tamer than the stanford band down there. wildcats beat the cardinal by 39 new year's day. a lot closer tonight. michael humphrey rebound and jam. reed travis went for 26 points. he's a monster inside. the cardinal. then he made that face. arizona, a one-point lead. all kinz, the corner three to expand the lead to four. dorian pickens, this is a game-tying three ball. 65-65. less than two minutes to go, game tied at 67, lori mark nin with a three of his own. >> and arizona hangs on 74-67. >>> are you afraid of clowns? it's the famous arizona state curtain of distraction. ivan rabb to jabari bird. cal taking a 17-15 lead. grant mullens hit six threes tying a season high for 18 points as this turned tiny a rout. kingsley oh cora, no, but rabb, yes. cal romps 68-43. >>> a new era of 49er football begins tomorrow or should i say another new era begins tomorrow. new head coach kyle shanahan arrived in the bay area today. this video provided by the niners. shanahan and new gmp m

the arizona republic, the state's -- according to the arizona republic, the state's former congresswoman, gabby giffords urged them to be brave and face their district. to the politicians who banned their civic obligation, have courage, face your constituents, hold town halls. the attack on giffords is a reason not to hold town hall meetings, references safety concerns. south florida activists had with an empty suit instead of theirs, marco rubio. rubio had not scheduled any town halle vents citing a trip to europe. he was back in town thursday. in protest, organizers staged their own forum with or without the republican senator. constituents in seattle were outsz dave reichert's office, hoping for a face-to-face forum. instead, some had a live facebook text. he answered only prescreened questions. >>> on "cbs this morning," we are talking to senator tom cotton who endured a contentious town hall in arkansas this week. >>> the police officer who fired his gun during a scuffle with teens made a big mistake. the trouble began tuesday. the off-duty officer who had problems with kids walking

a lot of cloud cover streaming in the southern california and arizona. we're looking for a mix of sun and clouds. the cloud cover increasing. that will impact spring training today. a cool breezy day with a mix of sun and clouds an isolated showers in the afternoon.'s 50s on the temperatures. >>> the metering lights have clicked on. good morning everyone. we do have traffic that's going to be easy and solano county. if you're driving on 80 westbound you will see traffic in vallejo that will be getting slower on the way to the bridge. 37 heading west getting out of the bill a whole area is getting a little bit congested on the way over toward highway 121. the school to the east shore freeway. on 80 westbound traffic is still filling in. you can already tell it is filling in a little bit as you drive toward the macarthur maze and the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights went on. traffic is moving well. we're looking at the peninsula and highway 101. san mateo does not look back. neither does 280. and down the highway 92. no problems at 92 over the hi

. >> la secretarÍa de relaciones voirs de el caso dup mÉxico apÁ deportada de arizona. >> un caso de la dras makt polÍtica del presidente donald trump kshgs ha llevado que las 50 sedes t mÉxico alerten a sus ciudadanos. >> y donde en su estamos preparando, y listos para dar el apoyo legal que requiera la xhupd mÉxico apÁ aept posibles medidas migratorias, como este caso que sucediÓ en arizona. >> el cÓnsul de mÉxico en san josÉ, aclarÓ que en el sur de la bahÍa no se reportan redadas, pero el uso de animales salvajes no quiero vivir en condiciones adversas. >> aquÍ todos los que llegamos acÁ, la mayorÍa usa eso, no podemos decir que no, es una necesidad grande que tiempo toda la gente. >> a veces hay que tomar medidas para salir adelante. >> el uso de documentos falsos que son duna varÍas prioridades de deportaciones, pero, ¿quÉ pasarÍa para los que tepg an citas pepts con obligaciÓn, y si no se deportan? >> sur de la bahÍa, el cÓnsul de mÉxico en san jose, hay rumores que han habido supuestos redadas, pero esto no es fÁcil, los invitamos que surs con sxe espec�

other factories in arizona. so we have several tens of billions of dollars of investments in factories in arizona. we're the number one private employer in arizona. >> how long have you been planning this investment? >> we've been working on this factory for several years. we held off actually doing this investment until now. >> was there something president trump did or said that want you to announce this here and now. >> it is really in support of the tax and regulatory policies we see the administration pushing forward. that really make it advantageous to do manufacturing in the u.s. >> can you -- >> thank you all. thank you very much. [inaudible]. neil: all right. that is brian krzanich of intel announcing in the oval office a $7 billion commitment to hire more american workers at a new chip plant, not new but expanded one in arizona. 3,000 american workers there. the president trumpeting that even though krzanich joins other ceos concerned with the president's vetting plan here. that is not the issue. this

witnesses includes lot from texas and arizona. they discuss the situation and the implications of a proposed border wall. this is an hour and a half. >> committee will come to order. we will now hear from the second panel of witnesses. stevecond panel includes mccraw. he became the rector of the texas department of public safety in 2009 and also serves as the governor's homeland security adviser, also known well from my prosecutors days. it's good to have you here, sir. mr. joe frank martinez, sheriff of val verde county, texas. sheriff joe martinez served as a texas police officer for 35 years. in 1999 sheriff martinez was promoted to the rank of sergeant of narcotics service in eagle, texas. served in this capacity until his retirement, 2007; 2009 elected sheriff of val verde county. of -- rank elected sheriff of elverde county and the sheriff of yuma county, arizona and law enforcement in yuma for over 30 years. since service in the united states marine corps and electe mr. leon wilmot is the sheriff of yuma county, arizona. wo

talk to me a little bit about arizona where you go. >> meghan: i'm not surprised at all as we talked about it's probably the most emotional issue i've ever experienced living in arizona, nothing gets people out and protesting loud and long and intensely more than anything having to do with illegal immigration. two quick things, the ending of catch and release is a really big one. a lot of people are going to be really happy about that. big problem in arizona and other border states are illegal immigrants being taught that let out to commit, some of them continue to commit crime spirit also dreamers, dream act students, it appears a lot of young immigrants who came as children will be allowed to stay, that is a huge issue, very emotional especially on college campuses. i am surprised by this because it's a little bit more lax on immigration the end i anticipated. >> harris: at his interest income you have your finger in the air. >> harris: there is an add-on to that we just heard talking about people over the border and unaccompanied minors, though different rules for them. i am worri

ice el caso es que la facturaciÓn cuando acudiÓ a una cita en las oficinas de ice en phoenix arizona para renovar un perjuicio. nuestro corresponsal en washington nos pone al tanto de las noticias. fernando: al juramentar al nuevo fiscal de la naciÓn el presidente donald trump anunciÓ tres Órdenes ejecutivas para hacerle la guerra el crimen principalmente las pandillas internacionales. " estoy ordenÁndole al departamento de justicia seguridad que realicen las acciones legales necesarias para desmantelar los carteles criminales que se han esparcido por nuestro paÍs y destruyen la sangre de nuestra juventud." asÍ el gobierno harÁ lo posible para acabar con los carteles mÁs que incluye deportar a miembros de las pandillas crearÁ un plan de trabajo. - inmigraciÓn. >> va ser una batalla en todo nivel. en la mesa de apelaciones en la corte federal porque ellos van interpretar la ley de la manera mÁs favorable para el gobierno y menos para el inmigrante. dos. otros creen que serÁ un muy buen fiscal general. >> apersone cadÁveres de trabajo como lo que es fernando: desde washing

/mexico border in arizona. >> all that could possibly change in the next two years. we'll keep an eye and see how it plays out. >>> in our next half hour, the pregnancy announcement that broke the internet. we're busy trying to fix beyonce's bizarre photo on instagram revealing she's pregnant with not one, she's already done that. she's going to do twins. it's fueling fesh speculation, hysterical memes. complete story in "the skinny." >>> first the nfl is bracing for a fight off the field from its own cheerleaders. hear why some of them are suing is the league and the teams for up to $300 million. you're watching "world news now." (achoo!) did you know you can pick up cold & flu viruses from things in your home for up to 48 hours? it's like having a sick family member that you didn't even know was there. and we all know what happens when one family member gets sick. but lysol spray and lysol wipes kill 99.9% of germs including 8 common cold & flu viruses to help protect your home. this cold and flu season help keep your home happy and he

i've got to tell this congressman from arizona stick with your guns, you are right. the republicans decided to make barack obama a one termom president from the get-go. they didn't work with him on immigration reform and that empowered police departments not throughout the country but in selected areas to enforce theira policies more from my part when you listen to some of the callers and not with compassiong or any degree of legal experti expertise. my own brother said to me i know a family of illegal immigrants from mexico bragging about building twice for hillary clinton. you claim that you are for law and order in all this. i said to him if he were such an upstanding citizen and no that these people are running around claiming they voted and you know it for a fact why didn't you do your duty and report them, where is the evidence of the 3 million illegal voters that are being claimed. >> i think the point is well taken about the obamae obama administration and the use of the executive orders when the gridlock and the lack of action on any major legislative initia

host: let's talk about a case in arizona that is sparking protests, reported here by the arizona republic. a woman is supported to mexico. at the epicenter of the national debate over immigration enforcement. she wasrney announced taken into custody wednesday afternoon giving a routine check and at the central phoenix offices of immigration and customs enforcement. for four years federal immigration authorities had given her a pass to remain in the usa rather than deport her to mexico. said the mexican consulate informed him she was deported thursday that to sonora. let's talk a little bit about that case. someone checking in for years and all of sudden is deported. do you expect to see more of that in the trump administration, and what is your group's position? guest: there have been reports in multiple states, 6, 7, maybe as many as 10 states reporting there has been increased enforcement like this that don't, as the president promised, go after the bad dudes or rough hombres, folks with criminal records. that is not happening. what is happening is they are taking the low hanging fruit.

los hijos tendrÁn que acostumbrarse a vivir sin su madre en arizona. sÓlo con la compaÑÍa de su padre. la seÑora guadalupe deberÁ acostumbrarse a vivir sin sus hijos y sin su esposo. aquÍ, en un pais que aunque naciÓ, como lo hemos mencionado, prÁcticamente, no conoce. hace 22 aÑos que saliÓ de mÉxico. reportando desde la frontera, soy juan carlos gonzÁlez. jorge: gracias. por cierto, el esposo de guadalupe garcÍa, que quedÓ en arizona, tambiÉn hablÓ con nosotros. asegura que los estados unidos es el verdadero paÍs de su esposa. asÍ respondiÓ a los crÍticos que aseguran que ellos habÍan a los que se enfrentaban cuando guadalupe llegÓ a este paÍs indocumentada. >> en mi caso y en el caso de mi esposa, no decidimos venir a este paÍs. nuestros padres nos trajeron. aquÍ nos conocimos. aquÍ nos casamos. aquÍ nacieron nuestros hijos. vivimos una vida normal. igual que cualquier otra persona americana. jorge: usted culpado nuestro por la deportaciÓn -- culpa a donald trump por lo que le pasÓ a su esposa? >> sÍ. al menos, en la ad

pero todo esto ocurre mientras sus hijos se quedaron en arizona. jessica: despuÉs de haber sido reportada hace casi una semana, guadalupe garcÍa se encontrÓ con sus padres en un pueblo cerca guanajuato, de donde saliÓ hace 20 aÑos estados unidos. >> muy feliz. jessica: ella viajÓ de nogales, sonora el lugar donde fue reportada en la frontera mexicana, se despidiÓ de sus hijos que regresaron a phoenix, arizona, donde los esperaba su padre. lo del instituto de inmigrante la ayudaran a tramitar su credencial de elector y su pasaporte. >> vamos a apoyarla, para la prÓxima semana veremos quÉ encontramos de oferta de trabajo, platicamos sobre su historia laboral en estados unidos. jessica: la madre de 35 aÑos dice que no ha recibido ningÚn apoyo del gobierno mexicano. >> no les habÍa dado chance, ellos me han estado hablando, pero querÍa visitar a mi familia. >> ella no estÁ a gusto, la llaman sus hijos, y llora. jessica: se ha convertido en el ejemplo de cÓmo las prioridades de deportaciÓn han cambiado desde que donald trump llegÓ a la

. >>> talking about arizona spring training. >> yes. valentine's day. nothing. it doesn't matter what steps in front of baseball when it is here, right? >> yes. >> spring training, you figure they give the players another day of vacation, right? >> i know. >> the night before valentine's day. giants, a's opening spring training pitchers and catchers and the exhibition game a week from now. joe fonzi was there from day one to dom the proceedings from the giants camp in scottsdale arizona. joe. >> there is a reason why half of major league baseball spends spring training in arizona. while the bay area is drying out and preparing for the next rainstorm it is perfect baseball weather here in scottsdale. and while they have had to play a single inning at scottsdale stadium the autograph seekers were in mid season form. the field is perfect for the first workout by giant pitchers and catchers. can't say giants pitchers without thinking about their ace madison bumgarner in his 9th major league season. one of the game's truly dominant pitchers. even if he is not willing