the tough part was arizona. it's not this teddy bear jumping joy, there's cap claw, mosquito, we were torn to shreds. it's not an open environment like it is in new mexico. new mexico is simple. you just ride. southern arizona is really tough part 110 degrees on top your horse, you can't get in this shade because you're on top of a horse, you have to completely cover up because of all the mesquite you are writing through. i thought there were times when i just wanted to kill myself in arizona. you can read all about that in cities of gold. >> if you think about the disease, you say this exotic strain of the disease that you have is one of the oldest in the world, how did we have such a sophisticated civilization that didn't die often killed off by the disease. how did they survive this exotic disease that you have. >> that's a very good question. it's not really, they haven't really got a good answer to that yet except that the scientist i talked to at the national institute of health, who are studying leishmani

in arizona ug rattlesnakes but i see big ones in arizona but i never seen a snake this big coiled up and in striking position and really aroused and it was following me and i walked by it twice so i backed up and in a very calm voice although others said i shouted. [laughter] i said, there is a really big snake here so woody who is the head sas guy this british guy comes over and says oh, it's a [inaudible] and we heard about these the deadliest snake in the new world and its 1000 times more poisonous than a rattlesnake and it's like getting bit by a thousand rattlesnakes, i guess. anyway, if you don't die immediately of a brain hemorrhage they had to amputate the limb that it struck. he said i'm going to move it. and i thought oh god, this is crazy. [laughter] he cut a snake stick, 70 long and fork to the end and i could see he had done this many times before and he pinned that snake and the snake exploded in a fury of striking this way and that and the uncoil was there was then i'm flying through the air which exposes banks and there are more than an inch long and it was furious an

. -- phoenix, arizona. that is coming your way at 9:30 eastern this morning, part of our 50 capitals tour. robin louisville, kentucky. inependent -- bob louisville, kentucky, independent line. caller: i think the mistakes these people are calling in, they have never dealt with hatred -- patriot. they say it will hurt mexico, canada, china, but what about if it will hurt the united ace? -- united states? we have never had a patriot in the white house. all we have ever had in the white house are failed politicians looking out for their wallet. trump paints that way. that way.in't whatever he does, he is right. what about the argument saying that even if you impose these tariffs, they will hurt the united states as well? caller: that is an opinion. you do not know that until it happens. actions speak louder than words. they don't know what's going to happen until it happens. host: understandably, they are coming from economists, business leaders, and the like. caller: but you do not know who is paying their sa

y los dreamers que viven en arizona se acaban de anotar un triunfo rotundo. la corte suprema le negÓ a este estado una peticiÓn para no otorgarles licencias de conducir. desde hace seis aÑos los jÓvenes soÑadores tuvieron que iniciar su lucha por mantener el derecho a tener esta licencia y ahora podrÁn seguir conduciendo sus automÓviles. dulce mascareÑo nnos tiene mÁs de este Éxito. dulce: la corte suprema de los estados unidos le negÓ al gobierno del estado de arizona supervisiÓn de no otorgar licencias de conducir a los jÓvenes soÑadores. es estado deberÁ continuar dÁndole licencias de manejar a los mÁs de 20,000 jÓvenes amparados por el programa daca. christian durÁn es diseÑador de ropa y es uno de ellos. >> ahora tengo que negar mi carro para verme con esta persona o entregar ropa a esta persona. literalmente vivo en mi carro. serÍa imposible tener la vida que tengo sin mi licencia. dulce: desde el aÑo 2012, el gobierno de arizona ha tratado de negarles las licencias de manejo a los dreamers. >> esto ha sido como un Éxito para la s

want to soak up of arizona who is investigated and ultimately taken to court by the arizona state court board of cosmetology for giving free haircuts to homeless vets without a license j c a cosmetology student in tucson used his heart for helping the less fortunate with the skills he was learning at school to give a hand up bravo base the tucson area's thought that provides a safe place for the chronically homeless while operating multiple missions as part as a part of a veteran suicide prevention program to see what force was facing the possibility that he would not only get a fine but could have been banned from getting a life that's gotten there entirely but the sky opened and a rational humanity came to the rescue along with arizona governor doug d.c. who heard of tracy's work and stepped in urging the passage of a bill to make licensing easier and allow for student volunteer work and joining us today from tucson to sell his story is j.c. want to welcome jay say thank you for joining us. thank you for having me because it's a great pleasure to have you on and i want to first ask yo

arizona has positioned itself as a testing ground for this new technology. incidents like this will no doubt concerns those who do not believe these systems are yet safe enough to be on our roads. many of you have been in touch about that story. we will look at your tweets late in the show as well. chinese president xijinping has given the closing speech at the national people's congress saying china's development was at a critical stage and the country could not be complacent. china is still the world's second largest economy, but it's suffered a slowdown in recent years. beijing is worried that businesses are taking on unnecessary risks. last month, the government took control of the fast—growing chinese insurance group, anbang, overfears about its financial health. meanwhile, china faces other threats — us president donald trump has called for a better trade deal with the china, and announced a 25% tariff on imports of steel and a 10% tariff on aluminium. with me is dr yujie, head of china foresight, lse ideas. thank you for coming in. what you make o

will not renew their current permit to operate the vehicles in california following a deadly crash in arizona involving a self driving uber. after that they halted testing in all four cities where it operates the thomas cars. tempe, pittsburgh pennsylvania, toronto and san francisco . >>> lots of movement when it comes to self driving cars that since the deadly wreck in arizona that we are joined by tim higgins. thank you for joining us, why would uber not renew its permit protesting? >> it might be timing. the state was going to require them to renew their permit and

>> arie luyendyk from arizona. down on one knee for the second time. >> lauren elizabeth burnham, will you marry me? >> definitely. >> tonight's proposal comes after last night's dramatic upset. the bachelor got cold feet. after proposing to becca, the 27-year-old publicist from minnesota. >> will you marry me? >> of course. >> millions of viewers watched with baited breath. driven to the brink by a shockingly callous person realizing he is really in love with lauren. the 25-year-old tech salesman from virginia. >> do you want to be back with her? >> i want to see if there's that possibility. >> you're kidding me. >> that was wild. 16 years of this and that was breath taking. it will take a little time the process all of that even for myself who knew it was coming. >> i admit, i stayed up late to watch it. it sucked me in. >> reaction to the bombshell break-up as the bachelor's swap was swift. >> he is such a jerk. his jerkiness came through so loud and clear. he didn't make it clear, we are done. he made it all ab

arizona as to why they have been banned. -- uber. and this is on the order of the state governor ducey has this been a strong supporter of what uber has been doing, paving the way to the phoenix area to become a hub of experimentation for this technology that uber has been following for some time but in a letter, he has spelt out his reasons for suspending that permission to carry out those experiments. this is improving public safety has always been the emphasis of arizona postmark approached the vehicle testing. and my expectation is public safety is the reason. he says the incident that took place on march 18 is an unquestionable failure to comply with this expectation. public safety is number one in his list of reasons why this kind of testing must have the time being at least be stopped. initially when the accident happened, and the pedestrian, she died, sadly she died. the conclusions drawn initially were that it was not the fault of uber or the autonomous vehicle, as it were. but is talk about what this means for uber because

and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe. at the end of the show, i'll give you critical tips you need to know in the massi memo because information is power. and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] buying or selling your home is one of the biggest financial transactions you'll ever make. and it's not cheap. but the internet changed nearly every industry imaginable, including home sales. >> in the olden days, if you wanted to have access to the available properties for sale, that was through the mls. the only people that had access to the mls was licensed agents. >> erin o'connor has been a real-estate agent for 12 years in the greater phoenix area. >> with the onslaught of the consumer websites l

where arizona senator jeff flake will discuss politics. you're watching c-span 3. >> please silence your phones. for you our viewing and listening audience, follow on twitter using the hashtag #pressclubdc. thank you for organizing this event. betsy fischer martin. lisa matthews. -- bill, laura russo and press club staff, specifically lindsey underwood and william. sitting at the head table and hold your applause until we introduced everybody. we have heather weaver, freelance journalist and member of the headliner team. we have thomas burr, washington borough chief for the salt lake tribune and a past president of the national press club. we have wesley loury, national reporter at the "the washington post." we have austin flake and a student at young. we have hunter walker, white house correspondent at yahoo news and mrs. flake, senator's flake's wife. coming from this end. we have kourtney noris, assistant producer at pbs news hour. we have brijt bowman. we have dallon flake, senator flake's son. we have danny, a senior vice president at

-- which is an arizona-based think take. he currently lives in arizona with his wife, who is with us today, and their five children. their son is also joining us today. be focusinge will on his continuing message of country over party. please join me in welcoming the united states senator, jeff flake. [applause] senator flake: thank you, it's an honor to be here. the memorabilia around here and what it feels like to be here. some of my best political memories are traveling around with senator mccain when he campaigned. one memorable event in new hampshire, we traveled up close to this desk to the canadian border, and he was quite a talk about prescription drugs. we got there and it was snowing, and absolute blizzard. the only press there were with us, really wants with us on the bus. senator mccain and i were shivering. needor mccain said, i cheap prescription drugs because i got pneumonia now. as we were standing there some guy writes by it on a bike. it was the most surreal thing i have ever seen. cheryl and i were looking

anoche en arizona uno embistiÓ a una mujer causÁndole la muerte. el vehÍculo llevaba una persona tras el volante pero viajaba en forma autÓnoma. el presidente de uber escribiÓ en twitter: increÍblemente tristes. pensamos en la familia de la vÍctima mientras trabajamos con las autoridades locales ppara entender quÉ ocurriÓ. expertos en tecnologÍa dicen que el accidente no detendrÁ la industria. >> no estamos lejos de que los vehÍculos autÓnomos se puedan manejar de forma segura. luis: la noticia del accidente en arizona es seguida con mucho interÉs en california donde gracias a nuevas reglas a partir del mes prÓximo los vehÍculos autÓnomos podrÁn circular sin ningÚn ser humano a bordo y son muchos los interesados. hay por lo menos 50 compaÑÍas registradas utilizando unos 300 vehÍculos. >> no me siento segura. >> yo creo que no estÁn listos. luis: por ahora la de arizona ha sido la primer muerte causada por un vehÍculo que se conduce solo. cada dÍa por lo -100 personas mueren atropelladas en vehÍculos con conductor. jorge: fue

from arizona. sen. flake was first elected to the senate in 2013 and previously served six terms and the house of representatives. sen. flake has been an advocate for limited government, responsible spending and free-trade. recently he authored conscience of a conservative, a rejection of destructive politics and return to principal which has been described by the new york times among others as a thoughtful defense of traditional conservatism. prior to entering politics sen. flake served as executive director of the goldwater institute in arizona, republican think tank. sen. flake is a dual graduate of brigham young university where he earned his bachelors and masters degree. he lives in mesa, arizona. sen. flake will be focusing on his continuing message of country over party. please join me welcoming united states sen. jeff flake. [applause] >> and honor to be here, and honor to be hosted by the new england council. i can't believe memorabilia around here, what it feels like to be here. my best p

a self- driving car hits and kills a woman crossing the street in arizona. how this is affecting testing here in the bay area. ( terisa ) plus... thieves walk out of a high-end store with 50-thousand dollars worth of merchandise. now bay area police are on the lookout for these women. ( terisa ) and after the break... getting ready for more wet weather. how people in burned out areas are preparing for the worst in southern california. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. today we're out here with some big news. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower your a1c. wow. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, t

arizona secretary of state will be our guest during washington arizona secretary of state will be our guest during washington journal starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. the supreme court oral argument in minnesota. the case concerns free speech and minnesota's bowling pace dress code barring political badges, buttons or insignia. the outcome of this case could impact similar laws in several other states. this oral argument is one hour.

arizona is a good one to do it. they are the sixth worst state in the nation for pedestrian fatalities. the good part of phoenix, the phoenix area, it developed late as a city so it has developed more with the car in mind. that also means it is less friendly to pedestrians, very long blocks with long distances between pedestrian crosswalks. some cities around phoenix like mesa are installing special software and technology to allow pedestrians to cross midblock. that is another thing we can do to keep them safer. host: are you concerned about maybe a patchwork of different states' rules and regulations not being effective as opposed to something federal? caller: i think there's a lot of opportunity for states to come together and work on this kind of thing. it does not always need federal input and federal regulation. interstate compacts are something that are already used for driver's licenses, to coordinate drivers licenses across states. you could do the exact same thing with driverless vehicle regulations. host:

arizona when 75-the seven over stanford. >>> arizona state and cal fans are fired up. here is shannon evans. it looks like he is playing in an all-star game. he goes between the legs and takes it to the hoop with an up and under. arizona wins over cal. here is the assistant doing his thing. the score was 83-53. >>> here are the two acquisitions. here is andrew mccutcheon's -- mccutcheon. here is a long single for him. you have evan longoria in the lineup knocking a solid line driver the middle. they put a pinch runner and for mccutcheon. the giants lose 11-for. those are your new guys.>>> chris davis was in mesa arizona. he hits a grand slam. they lost to the rangers with a final score of 9-4.>>> this is called the flop of the year. demetrius craft of royal high school -- laurel high school just goes down. >> i would love to know what he said after that.>> that is some great acting right there.>> no, that was bad acting.>> no, but the arms and everything like he was going to pull it off. >> thank you, jason. >> thank you for joining us. have a great night, everyone.>>

he and indiana and me in arizona. we were fast friends as soon as we got congress together and remain good friends. i am glad mike is where he is. lavishly we have differences on some of the policy coming out but he remains a friend. >> has your mormon faith played into your criticism of president trump or informed your decision to be vocal about your concern. >> anybody who professes to be religious or to have a faith, i would think that influences their actions, hopefully makes him a better person, i know my religion certainly has had that effect on me, to make bad men good and good men better, but i don't know that, certainly no one in my church ever says it's your responsibility to criticize the president. that's not how it works at all, but there have been a lot of articles written, i can tell you that maybe a disproportionate number of mormons have stood up or be more vocal, i will let others be the judge of that, but for me, i felt the responsibility to stand up and obviously an easier path to reelection is to

arizona has positioned itself as a testing ground for this new technology. but incidents like this will no doubt concerned those who do not believe these systems are yet safe enough to be on our roads. the uk's information commissioner, elizabeth denham, says she will seek a warrant to look at the databases and servers used by the data mining company cambridge analytica. a former employee at the firm claims they were handed the personal data of 50 million facebook users which was then used to influence the 2016 us presidential election. facebook‘s shares finished nearly 7% down after a turbulent day on the new york stock exchange. both cambridge analytica and facebook deny any wrongdoing. in the past hour, the new york times is denying alex cailotto leave the company following internal disagreements. earlier, i spoke to our technology correspondent zoe kleinman for the background to the story. the story has just been running all day. what we have now heard is that cambridge analytic is under huge scrutiny about its practices in the past. there has been an

arizona's senator jeff flake talks about bipartisanship. he's become a frequent critic of the president but says he has no plans to run for the white house. some of the other topics included the 2020 presidential election and the need for conservative candidate to run against president trump. immigration policy. and gun control efforts. this is an hour. >> today's speaker has a reputation for standing up for his convictions and making news. from the speech he gave on the senate floor rebuking president trump's attacks on the mediaed to the to the op-ed he wrote for "the washington post" where he criticized congress for failure to approve protections for young immigrants with daca status, arizona republican senator jeff flake has earned his reputation. more recently, senator flake announced in the wake of the parkland, florida, shooting that he's backing a bipartisan bill to raise the minimum age required to buy a semiautomatic rifle. last june, when shots rang out during practice for the annual congressional baseball game, senator flake was

cantu: the university of arizona. brian: teaching? mr. cantu: i teach part-time at the university's poetry center. sort of community creative writing and literature seminars. brian: why bartender? mr. cantu: it's a good way to make some pocket money and i love the people i work with. i am an aficionado of agave spirits. i found a place where i get to do all of those things. brian: in what city? mr. cantu: tucson. ryan: you mention your mother a lot. where is mom now? mr. cantu: she is outside the town where i grew up, close to prescott. i have half brothers and half-sisters on my father's side. i have two half-sisters and an older half-brother -- two half-brothers and an older half-sister. brian: how long did writing this book take you and what do you think of the process? mr. cantu: i spent maybe five years writing this book. for me, the book really began as an accounting of my own time in the border patrol and the way that i participated in what now when i look at it is the perpetuation of these flawed and violent policies. what really

in arizona these days, between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., we get negatively priced electricity from california. that is so much solar produced in california, they cannot use it all. a push it to arizona during those hours and pay our utilities to take it off the grid. that has led to all kinds of opportunities we did not have before that the market is helping out with, particularly as we get more utility-scale storage. we have got to also i think, republicans as a party need to be more accepting of reality. climate change is real, it is happening, and we need to respond to it. perhaps on the other side of the aisle we need to be a similar recognition we need a carbon-free baseload power nuclear that helps us. we need to compromise on some of these issues and move forward, and i think there is a way forward. technology is showing the way and making it a lot easier for us. and things we never taught possible, we had no idea what we were seeing five years ago. the future is brighter in that regard. thank you. >> can you name thre

arizona state senator for legislative district 18. an important issue in arizona is k-12 education, we rank 49th in the country in per pupil funding for our schools. we need to make funding our schools and helping our teachers a bigger priority. we are wear red today at the capital in support of our teachers and trying to get them the support and respect that they deserve. >> hi. my name is madeline and i am the president of yettc. we are here today to advocate for student engagement and student leadership. we think that the most important public issue is that there is a lack of public education funding so today we are here to combat that through advocating through the repeal of the esa vouchers, advocating for more funding for prison and school -- prison and school funding and we are also here to address the issues with teacher retention. >> my name is jacquelyn, i am from phoenix, arizona. an issue that's very important to me is funding public education. i'm a product of public education and i don't feel like we do that enough here

>> glor: kris van cleave in arizona tonight. thanks. we are following severe weather tonight in the south. at least one tornado is confirmed in alabama. powerful thunderstorms raced through the state, bringing hail and damaging winds. some schools let out early because of this. tornado watches are up until late tonight in alabama, mississippi, and tennessee. and part of that storm system will form yet another nor'easter. meteorologist eric fisher is following all of this. eric, what can you tell us? >> reporter: jeff, you see storms erupting across parts of the south. there you see the tornado watches. it's a particularly dangerous situation, a tornado watch, which means there is a heightened risk for tornadoes over these next several hours. those storms will quickly race off to the east across north georgia and the carolinas tonight. a new line of storms forms over florida as we head toward tomorrow. but that main risk for tornadoes this evening, in northern alabama, north georgia, and south central tennessee, definitely take any warni

it was really on the arizona case. i was elected to the california state legislation and november november 1998. i arrived in early 1999 to sacramento. i went to the process in the 2001 redistricting in california. i will tell you that i am a democrat. california in 2001 like today is overwhelmingly democratic. our leadership have the control over the drawing of the boundaries. that was the background. i found in 2001 when i went through that redistricting, a terribly offensive process. it was not only so bad in the public hearings, but late at night when the boundaries were being drawn, we would sit late at night and those drawing the maps would say what do you need? can you give up something here? i found that process totally offensive. the process that really reinforced the self-interest and protection of incumbency rather than redistricting. which would be communities of interest and creating accountability and that members would be accountable to the districts. in 2002, when we began to work on -- i began after th

the tough part was arizona. it's not this teddy bear jumping joy, there's cap claw, mosquito, we were torn to shreds. it's not an open environment like it is in new mexico. new mexico is simple. you just ride. southern arizona is really tough part 110 degrees on top your horse, you can't get in this shade because you're on top of a horse, you have to completely cover up because of all the mesquite you are writing through. i thought there were times when i just wanted to kill myself in arizona. you can read all about that in cities of gold. >> if you think about the disease, you say this exotic strain of the disease that you have is one of the oldest in the world, how did we have such a sophisticated civilization that didn't die often killed off by the disease. how did they survive this exotic disease that you have. >> that's a very good question. it's not really, they haven't really got a good answer to that yet except that the scientist i talked to at the national institute of health, who are studying leishmani

rted testing driverless fleets in arizona last year. they were testing in san francisco as well in 2016. up until now, they have always had a human driver behind the wheel -- i.e., seone ready to take control of the wheel should anything go wrong. that was the case in this incident as well, but uber says has told us it was in full autonomous mode. the car's computer was dealing with all aspects of the driving. this may be a setback to the eventual rollout to driverless cars. however, people who work on this technology say that if you look at the bigger picture, despite kecidents like this one, on the whole it should riving safer. laura: dave lee, thank you. russia's presidential election diaynot provide real choice, international observers, because of restrictions on who could run. vladimir putin easily won a fourth term with 76% of the -- in sunday's runoff, beating seven her rivals. mr. putin vowed to work with other nations in resolving their differences. richard galpin has more. richard: vladimir putin emerging triumphant yet again

arizona has positioned itself as a testing ground for this new technology. but incidents like this will no doubt concerned those who do not believe these systems are yet safe enough to be on our roads. also making news today — britain and the european union say they've agreed the terms of a transitional period after brexit. the deal covers citizenship and financing the divorce. but there still remains the sticking point of how to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the irish republic, which is farfrom resolved. the bbc‘s damian grammaticas explains. in the withdrawal agreement will be the eu's preferred option that northern ireland, part of the uk, remains still under the eu's rules, regulations, customs zone as well, the customs union, if a better solution can't he found. now, the uk still doesn't view that as the preferred option. that still has to be sorted out in the negotiations, how that would work. and that is the big stumbling block. a ukrainian military pilot blamed by russia for the downing of malaysian airlines flight mh17, has re

i don't feel like we do that enough in arizona. it's time we pay teachers what they deserve and support the classrooms that especially focus on empowering minority students in the state. >> the most important issue going on in the state and nation wide-is actually two things. one, the love for public education and the funding that's necessary to meet all the objectives we have in public education, and of course that starts with providing the best academic opportunities for our students. secondly it's filling all the positions that are necessary to provide our students the best classroom environment and the most qualified teachers, highly qualified teachers especially in the areas of math and science and even technology. >> voices from the states on c-span. >> in a televised speech from the oval office president linden johnson announced steps to overrun vietnam and his decision to run for re-election in 1968. >> good evening my fellow americans. tonight i want to speak to you of peace in vietnam and southeast asia. no other question

. >>> federal investigators are on the ground in arizona following the crash of a self- driving uber vehicle. tempe arizona police department says investigators from the national transportation safety board began to collect data from the car. they also examined the site of the crash and obtained video from a dashboard camera. the driverless car hit and killed a woman sunday night. investigators say she was walking her bike across the street and may have suddenlyappeared from shadows of the center median. she was not in a crosswalk. there was an uber operator in the car stet time and the investigators -- at the time and the investigators say the operate over was not impaired. >>> toyota is suspending testing of the driverless cars. they are the first major automaker to halt the testing. a company spokesman sites the ehe -- cites the emotional death of the -- effects of the arizona death. they didn't say how long it will last. >>> it's 4:37. president trump met with conservative politicians talking about sanctuary cities. trump administration is cracking down on cities that don't coope

what could that mean for them, if they can't test in arizona? again, as with a lot of tech companies, the challenges you need to be at the forefront of the development. i think the challenge uber has, they may be behind some of the technology than for example, google. they are trying to catch up but obviously becomes much harder if you cannot test the cars. uber is in one of those situations, they are under pressure in a lot of different angles, obviously a tragic accident last week as well, we should not lose sight of that, the pressure continues. let's talk about the story online, pubs in danger, six charts on how the british drink, it's on bbc online, talking you through quite pubs are seeing the fa ct through quite pubs are seeing the fact that many of them are closing, the british beer and pub association with some statistics. we were talking about this, we are changing, a p pa re ntly talking about this, we are changing, apparentlyjim is a much in favour, craft beer but many find it expensive to go to the pub.” craft beer but many find i

and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe. at the end of the show, i'll give you critical tips you need to know in the massi memo because information is power. and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] each year, millions of people move into commities governed by homeowners associations. and every day, i hear from many folks who love it and many who find themselves trapped in nightmarish battles with their hoas. now, i'm gonna speak with a man named mike, who's been battling his hoa for years. he moved into an hoa community in 2007. and he loves where he lives. but when he started asking questions about how things were run, well, he was stonewalled. >> i was asking for some -- just some routine mainte

companies like amazon are passing arizona by. so it's a very important issue that needs to be fixed so that the state can be healthy and grow strong. >> hi, i'm the arizona state senator and an important issue here is k-12 education. we ranked 49th in the country in per pupil funding for the schools and we need to make fund the schools and helping the teachers a priority. we're wearing red in support of the teachers around trying to get them the is up -- and trying to get them the support and respect they need. >> hello, time president of yactc. we are advocating for peer advocacy and student leadership. we think what the most important public issue there's a lack of public education funding so we are combating that through advocating through the repeal of the esa vouchers and advocating for more funding for prison and school funding. and we are also here to address the issues with teacher retention. >> hi, i'm jacqueline sandoval, i'm from phoenix, arizona. an issue that's very important to me is funding public education. i'm a

what you think is going on in arizona? >> i think arizona is unique. you've got three central casting figures battling it out for the republican nomination. i'm not concerned with arizona flipping. i think arizona will stay ruby red. in the gloom and doom that my friend is saying, it just isn't fair. we've got full employment in america. people are feeling good we have more money in their pockets. we've never been in a better economic position that we have under this president. midterms will turn on the economy and if it's as good today as it is in november, we will fare very well. cheryl: a lot of time to talk about that. i have to run but i thank you both for being here. appreciate it. lauren: tikka ligature investments this monday morning as trade war between washington and beijing cools at the moment to check out the dow up 240 points. each of the three major averages gaining 1% this morning. go into celebrating delivery, and the latest model of the dream liner. cheryl: you've got that story another headlines, tracee carrasco. >> the 787, boeing's

. >>> the state of arizona has now suspended uber's drooifl driverless car testing after last week's deadly car accidentl in ater the mayor said the video of the accident was both disturbing and alarming and it ns about the uest ability of uber to continue testing in arizona. uber had already suspended operations on its own and kid it wouldp a dialogue open with the state. >> the chip maker insliddi propertiedly plans to suspend self driving tests worldwide t aftet fatal uber accident in arizona. e company had been testi self driving glovely in new jersey, escalatora, japan, and germany. that news pressured the stock, sending it down more than 7% in trading today. >>> still other companies a ving ahead with their plans to roll out autonomous cars. waymo, the company that was spun out of google h now signed a deal with jaguar meaning you say soon see driverless jags on the road. phil lebeau has our story tonight. >> reporter: think of jaguar, and th is what comes to behind mind sh high-end performance cars. soon this will be the image of jaguar, an all electric p iaced suv modified to

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

i'm a product of the public education and i don't think we do that enough in arizona. it's time we pay the teachers what they deserve and pay the classroom that is empower helping minority students in the state. >> the most important issue in the state and nationwide is two things -- the love for public education and the funding that is necessary to meet all the objectives we have in public education. of course that starts with providing the best academic activities. secondly it's the critical shortage area of teachers to the profession and filling all the positions that are necessary to provide our students the best classroom environment and the best, most highly qualified teach teachers, especially in the areas of math, science, even technology. >> voices from the states on c-span. >> the national institute on drug abuse was established in 1974 with a mission to use science and research to better understand drug abuse and addiction and better educate the public about the risks of drug use. up next on reel america -- drug abuse, meeting the challenge. a half hour film

so arizona's laws were overturned. so we're enacting laws that deal with our public safety officials here and how they conduct the public safety. we're in the public safety business, not deportation. we don't interfere. the federal government can't tell us we should do their job for them. that's the difference between the case the state lost in arizona and here we say you have the right to do that but we have a right to decide how our law enforcement officials at local and state level administer public safety, not the federal government. >> dana: thanks for joining us. and how could our new secretary of state change our foreign policy? more coming up. longer lasting. in a chevy truck. and now, you can too. see why chevrolet is the most awarded and fastest growing brand the last four years overall. current competitive owners can get a total value of over eleven thousand dollars on this silverado all star when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> dana: president trump firing rex ti

cantu: the university of arizona. brian: teaching? mr. cantu: teach part time at the university's poetry center. community, community creative writing and literature seminar. why bartender? mr. cantu: um, it is a good way to make some pocket money. and i love the people that i work with. am aficionado of agave spirit found a blase i get do those thing. >> in what city? mr. cantu: tucson. mentionedthe way, you your moth air lot in the book. mr. cantu: yeah. brian: where is mom now? outsideu: my mom lives of the town where i grew up. close to prescott. are there theirth brother and sister? mr. cantu: half-brothers and half sister mines brother's side. two half certificateses and half-brother. brian: this experience of writing this book when you look back on it? how long did it talk you? what do you think of the process? i spent maybe five book.writing this for me, the book, you know, an accounting of my own time in the border patrol the way that i, you know, participated in what now and when i look at it is the per andation of the flawed vi

i hope nobody picked arizona to go far. playing arizona and a team that has come under scrutiny due to the espn report that sean miller allegedly arranged payments for ayton. the potential number one nba draft pick. buffalo may not be one, but the bulls slay with heart and spirit that stomped arizona talent. 89-68. the first ever tournament win for the school. all three pac-12 teams eliminated by teams from new york. buffalo players let a former president know they saw he picked arizona to win instead of them. listen to this segment. >> i seen that president obama picked arizona to beat us. i want to say, president obama, i'm sorry. >> you should have chose the handsome guy. >> 98-year-old sister jean at loyola-chicago. praying for an upset. hail mary buzzer beater. prayers are answered. the sports world kneeling to loyola-chicago and sr. jean. she was full of love and full of life afterwards. >> when we were in the locker room ahead of the game, we knew we would do this and our team is so great and they don't care who make