arizona state university, northern arizona university and university of arizona attract millions of dollars investments and push the boundary of knowledge and innovation and resources for our state's residents and must continue access for institutions for higher learning. we are expanding the arizona promise scholarship program and made college more affordable by including funding capacity for an additional 10,000 students who will have an opportunity to pursue a college agree but otherwise would have been held back by the associated costs. we are not stopping there, in line with the will of arizona voters in passing proposition 308, my budget allocates to create the promise for dreamers to cover all students, regardless of immigration status. [cheers and applause] governor hobbs: my administration is ready and willing to work with any member of this legislature to find additional solutions. let's work together to ensure arizona's higher education opportunities are the best in the nation and put individuals on the path to future prosperity. as we all know, we have so many reasons to be prou

[applause] arizona state university's, northern arizona university's into the university of arizona all produce workforce ready graduates, attract millions and investments and push the boundaries of knowledge and innovation. they are incredible resources for the state's residents and for the entire nation. we must continue to improve access to the institutions for higher learning. that's why we l are expanding te scholarship program which last year made college more affordable for over 4,000 families. by including funding capacity for an additional 10,000 students who will now have an opportunity to pursue the college degree. with thef voter's passing proposition 308 this past november by budget allocating $40 million to create the promise for dreamers, scholarship programs to cover all students regardless of immigration status. [applause]tu [applause] with any member of the legislature to find additional solutions let's work together to ensure arizona's high education opportunities put individuals on the path for future prosperity. as we all know, we have so many reasons to be proud of

his arizona students who went to arizona schools and high sch schools. and should be afforded the same opportunities as other arizona students for their not eligible for federal assistance including pell grants. >> is in a magnet that when you look at these other programs people say they know they can get across the border of course people with their children to get an education. >> would talk many students who probably came in their infants. before they had any control over the decision. and he went to arizona schools are like this is the only country they know. they are not the ones that made the choice to come here. and they deserve the opportunity in the country they call home. shannon: let's talk about education k-12 here in arizona. you're getting heat for potentially trying to relock the voucher system errors gives people a portion of would be spent in public schools and allows them to take that elsewhere use for their students. here's what arizona state president warren peterson has to say it would be a huge debacle a mistake for her to eliminate

we are live from arizona, arizona governor katie hobbs was sworn in a month ago, flipping the state from red to blue after a hard-fought race against kari lake. lake embraced claims about the 2020 election so now arizona has a democratic governor, as well as democratic senator in mark kelly and kyrsten sinema. i sat down with governor hobbs this weekend to talk about the xiechl of her state hosting the game and the backlash for doing away with the school voucher program and how observers say the reality of the border crisis says she is doing the very things she criticized republicans for doing not long ago. first bill melugin looks at americans living in border states. >> bill: the sector known for criminals and gotaways, 55,000 single adult men have been caught crossing illegally there since october 1. in recent days tucson sector agents made multiple busts and arrested several convicted sex offenders and pedophiles sneaking across the border. sector chief testified before congress this week. >> most run from and may fight agents to avoid apprehension, many are felons who know they are

it was certainly a disservice to not just the state of arizona, the voters of arizona but also to the voters of this country. we have fantastically run elections in the state of arizona, and that information should have been made available to all the people of the state. going forward, we will be on and transparent with the people of arizona and this country. this kind of thing will not happen again here. >> i know we're talking about the root forward here, so i would love to know whether you have any plans to investigate the not one but two sets of fake electors that tried to effectively undermine democracy and the will of the people in arizona and the 2020 election. we know that there is a robust election -- do you foresee anything happening in the state of arizona? >> i have said in the past and announced that we will investigate the fake electors. what i am going to take you very serious going forward and looking backward is any attempt to systematically undermine american democracy and a marker see in the state of arizona. i said we will do the investigation. the other thing that

everybody in arizona, just so you know, everybody in arizona wants that border secure. they do. [applause] >> and i stood up with the best, strongest, most aggressive border policy that this country had ever seen, day one my hand comes off the bible we declare an invasion on our southern border and get to work. and maybe i spoke too much truth and i said and also day one we're going to start bringing our legislators together putting forth legislation so that we never have another stolen, botched election in arizona because we're tired of being known as the banana republic of states when it comes to elections and i think that the powers that be were so afraid, they went holy smokes, she is going to do that. she's actually going to do what she says because i'm not controlled by the uni-party. not controlled by the political elite. i'm just controlled by the mama bears and papa bears and the people, we the people and that's how it should be. [applause] >> and that's why they said we've got to do something to stop her. they put 300,000 ballots in before election day with no chain of

[applause] so what happens in arizona? sometimes it comes up to iowa and we want that to be good news we want what happens in arizona to be security and we want the borders secure and we don't want people in illegally. we want honest elections and when we have a good, healthy arizona, that impacts the entire country and that is what i am aiming for. thank you so much for coming out. i love you guys. i will stick around and say hello to some of you. thank you so much. ♪ [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] >> what do make of this massive crowd and the huge turnout? kari: it is amazing. i was told if you get 30, that would be great and 50 would be insane. my staff said we had one in 500. i think iowa. they are great people. there is a reason why iowa kicks things off her presidential politics because they know things and they can weed out the good guys and the bad guys. i came to talk to each candidate about the importance of

everybody in arizona just so you know, everybody in arizona wants that border secure. >> yeah. they do. [applause] and i stood up with the best, strongest most aggressive border policy that this country had ever seen and i said they won my hand comes off the bible. we declare an evasion on southern border and get to work. [applause] and maybe i spoke too much truths and i said and also day one we're going to start bringing our legislators together putting forth legislation so that we never have another stolen botched election in arizona because we're tired of being known as the banana republican of states when it comes to elections and i thinkct powers so she's actually going to do what she said because i'm not controlled by the uni party but the momma bear and papa bears and we the people and that's how it should be. an that's why they said we have to do something to stop her they tried they put 300,000 ballots in before election dayay with no chain of custody these are phony fake ballots that's still wasn't enough to stop we the people. and two days after election they pumped

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arizona hasn't. the biden administration and senator kelly of arizona, one of his main campaign themes for border security was to finish the gaps that you see. when we were out here last night we saw construction crews working on them. so there is work being done to close these gaps. just like water in a balloon, dana. once you seal one area it moves to another part of the wall. that is what we've seen up and down the border here in recent months. yuma had a big problem here with migrants crossing the area but they've moved more to the east places like nogales in arizona which would be 200 miles down the border here. so yuma has seen a drop in the number but they still have a ton of problems for the community and we're trying to find some of those throughout the day through the mayor. coming up this hour we'll talk to the hospital administrator. they have one hospital for the entire county. yuma is a town of 100,000. the county is 200,000 people. they have been dealing with it the best they can. bord

a few of the folks we met in arizona. check it out. >> this is playing ideology playing out on the border. interest electric to all abandonment and avoidance. >> it feels like groundhogs day when we first faced a border crisis. this is far different, far intense. >> we're at it over two years and still don't have the policies that will bring this back under control. >> we need this administration to actually secure our border. to see mayokas say the border is secure is a blatant lie. >> bill: one another guy on border patrol for 27 1/2 years and just retired. freer to talk right now. tall fences and large gates will get the job done. we're a long way from that. >> dana: coming up later in the show a congressman from arizona, a freshman, will be good to get his thoughts as that investigation gets underway and there is a hearing next week in yuma, arizona. >> bill: a long way from figuring this out. president biden barely said a word. now considering a speech on the aerial object. why has it taken so long? it's been two wee

arizona state when 69 65 stanford will take on arizona on saturday. now, this seems like a foregone conclusion. after the master class he put on during the regular season. but nick bosa, he's been named offensive player of the year. i love that black on black. >> just like the regular season. dominated the votes. 46 the 50's possible first-place votes. he led the nfl in 18 and-a-half sacks. he also led the nfl in quarterback hits will 48. >> he forced 2 fumbles and he came in second in tackles for loss. he is due for a huge payday and expect the niners to engage in those contract talks this summer. all righty and other news sharks lose tonight, 4 to one. that's your look at sports. we'll be right back after a quicall right. the man is here with the latest on the weather. yeah. what a big change we've got coming our way. maybe a little rain guys excited about whole a little bit. yeah, it's not going to be used for him. that's for sure. but >> a chance of more rain rolling back into the bay area. clear skies, though, over san francisco and much of the b

it was arizona. among insiders, people on the campaign, people who follow this closely, steve kornacki, people counting every state, everybody knew, you lose arizona and you're donald trump, you're the loser of the race. and it was actually an arm of fox news, not tucker carlson, not the hosts being sued for defamation, which i'll get to, but something they have over there called their election decision desk, which when it came to the fateful arizona decision, well, they made that call. >> the fox news decision desk is calling arizona for joe biden. that is a big get for the biden campaign. >> big indeed. that call decimated the reality based wing of the trump campaign, because those numbers showed it was over, and now for the first time we're actually learning about back room deals at the highest levels of that losing president's campaign and fox news who you just heard make that call. and we're only learning about this because of the effective billion dollar case against the fox empire, which we an

for michigan to arizona, joining me now is the governor of arizona for katie hobbs. governor, let us start with your states budget. there is day, you vetoed a so-called skinny proposal for the republican legislature. instead, you're calling for a plan that is roughly 1.5 billion dollars larger and includes money for housing to homeless, child tax credits, and other social spending programs. when, where does this fight go next? >> well, the budget has always been a negotiating process in our state. and that republican led legislature this year decided they didn't want to do that. their budget did not do anything to reflect the priorities of our state. the issues that we are facing right now, like my budget does. i understand, i'm not gonna get everything i want in the budget. but we need to come to the table together to address the issues we are facing as a state, making arizona more affordable, investing in our public schools, and addressing our housing housing crisis. so, i vetoed the budget bill last thursday, and again reiterated my invitation to come to the table

rachel: beautiful, beautiful arizona. and brian took a walk around the downtown of phoenix to talk to fans and business owners about all the excitement. pete: brian kilmeade likes to walk. take a look. ♪ brian: sundays, all about the game. leading up to sunday, it's all about the is city. how is phoenix reacting? let's find out. ♪ this is the super bowl ♪ brian: what do you think? >> eagles. the eagles are going to win. brian: what because it mean to be a chief fan in arizona this week? >> it's indescribable, it really is. brian: nfl stuff's selling well, more chiefs or eagles stuff? >> i will say the chiefs' stuff has been selling, but there are a few eagles' things that are selling out. >> we're really lucky. everybody's in really good spirits. brian: how's super bowl week treating you? >> been great. brian: more chief fans or eagle fans? >> we're seeing a good mix. brian: i think i'm looking at three philly fans. [cheers and applause] what's it like? if they're kind of pumped up. >> they're very annoying. >> they

then you get to arizona. that's where we are today and where the problems have been bad for a long time. it is so bad that border officials say the county here in yuma is on the brink of collapse. i'm joined by two official eaves at the spear of this from the beginning trying to help their community and trying to keep their country safe. supervisors lyons and the sheriff. you are concerned with the criminal element coming into your county. how are you dealing with it? >> every day is a any challenge when it comes to securing our border and helping our border patrol partners trying to fill that gap. >> bill: i just explained the geography of where we are. yuma county is the only county in america bordered by two separate mexican states. you are dealing with two separate mexican cartels. what's the challenge? >> it's a huge challenge. you have baja, california, the new generation cartel in yuma county and the sinaloa, cartel. they control the desert part of our county. anything that is done here is coordinated

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all people in arizona twice over. that hearing is continuing and we'll keep an eye on any news for you. we have more from the chairman, james comer of kentucky, the chair of the committee. he said this. >> chief, we know that the majority of fentanyl was seized in the controlled environment at ports of entry. does that mean we shouldn't worry about the cartels going in between the ports of entry? >> i can tell you from my experience in tucson sector last year we seized about 700 pounds of fentanyl. to give you an idea based on the legislature alt, it is enough to kill everyone in arizona 21 times or half the population of the united states. and that was encountered 52% of that. the majority of that was encountered in the field. that is predominantly being backpacked across the border. the other 48% was caught at our immigration checkpoints, sir. >> dana: i said twice over. 21 times over. i think the point the members of congress are trying to show is that yes, it comes across the border and in arizona and could kill e

. >> el fin de semana se va a realizar el super bowl en arizona y para muchos el evento deportivo del año. >> tremenda fiesta en arizona si piensa acudir a esto vamos con una probada de lo que puede esperar. >> miles de personas que van a arribar a arizona para ser testigos del gran partido del super bowl estamos activamente preparados para recibir a todos los visitantes por el super bowl. >> asegurándonos tener suficiente personal señalamiento las terminales, voluntarios para atender las necesidades y hasta perros terapéuticos. es en el centro de la ciudad de phoenix donde se siente el super bowl donde a partir del cuatro hasta el 2 de febrero se vivirá una gran experiencia de la nfl . del nueve al 12 de febrero habrá una gran variedad de artistas. >> en el corazón de phoenix existe una gran diversidad de galerías, restaurantes, comidas que debe disfrutar con toda la familia. algunas de ellas se encuentran en la avenida ... >>aquí pueden encontrar 25 diferentes tipos de burritos del norte de méxico en específico de chihuahua. >> debes asegurarte de que no falte la energía

nevermind record number of migrant got aways in arizona since took office meanwhile in arizona rancher charged with murder and sitting behind bars right now over the death of a migrant he shot on his own property. even though this is stand your ground law and trespassing flaws this state 73-year-old george allen kelly is behind bars. he's being held on a $1 million bond and sheriff who made that arrest claim there's no crisis at the border by the way you know why he's coming from and playing politics with a man's life my answer is yes and joinings now with his answer mark in person great to see you mr. attorney general. >> thanks brian for having me. we know enough would he behind bars you were attorney general? >> he shouldn't be behind bars because when you set a bond it's supposed to be base on flight risk and danger to the community and and clearly this individual doesn't stheel way at the end of the day every case is based on fact and circumstances problem and blame should be with joe biden. yoib is allowed the cartelling to see operational control we're seeing a record amount of

mid 70's, mostly sunny skies and some breezy winds out there in arizona. let's take a look at your sierra forecast because we are going to notice a few inches of fresh powder, not much with this week, fast-moving storm, but heavenly picking up 4 inches of snow and we are tracking more of a wind maker than snow maker with this system. so cooler temperatures out there right now in breezy winds, radar for very dry and clear forecast. and even for us here in the bay area, how parts of mount hamilton. and even though mountain actually getting some very light snow showers as well from our weak storm that did bring us a cold core storm and temperatures. 48 degrees below average. but it's a lake wind advisory for this that we're going to keep an eye on tonight during the overnight hours through 4 o'clock sunday morning. gusty winds, upwards of 35 miles per hour. less increasing wave heights, 2 to 4 future cast for going to track milder temperatures. so those of you heading out to this year to celebrate your super bowl sunday or just to head out to this year. we're

as arizona's former attorney general buried a record refuting election fraud claims. and garrison hayes is here. you know him from his tiblth series, forgotten black history. tonight, he is bringing us some kick ass black history. >>> we begin "the reidout" tonight with east palestine, ohio, where we heard directly from federal officials today about what caused the toxic train derailment there three weeks ago. the chair of the national transportation safety board did not hold back. >> but i can tell you this much. this was 100% preventable. we call things accidents. there is no accident. >> the ntsb's report pointed to an overheating wheel bearing as a reason for the norfolk southern railway derailment, noting that the crew received an alert and tried to stop the train before it jumped off the tracks. the report was released as pete buttigieg was on the ground in east palestine today, getting a first-hand look at the damage. as residents from the community continue to demand answers. at a town hall last night, lifelong residents unloaded on mike dewine and the ceo of

arizona governor katie hobbs blaming federal government for border crisis not admitting her policies are attracting migrants to the state what can you tell us about arizona. >> president biden, i've got a better chance getting struck by lightning on a sunny today than this administration actually doing what is necessary to get borrow under control governor katie hob did he deflecting what is happening in reality in arizona she could do same thing that governor abbott is doing get it under control in arizona we need resources we need arizona dps the county sheriffs to step up help with abort security because this administration isn't doing it if administration is not doing it we tory on states can't expect that from governor katie hobbs. >> what pressure do communities face border towns, the state of texas state of arizona given all of the you know, the benefits that migrants are getting does that put a pressure on the citizens residents. >> this city of new york is a great example, when you hear eric adams complaining they don't have money that is city of millions of people when you

rachel: enjoy arizona. who is going to win tonight's big game the animal at the blank park zoo and des moines, iowa have correctly predicted the last nine super bowl champs, zoo president and ceo joins us now with giraffes zola and bukhari to share this year's prediction. oh my goodness this is so exciting, who's going to win. >> like you said we predicted the last correctly nine of the last 12 and right now they picked kansas city to win so the neighbors to the south were happy to support. >> wow what is the theory behind this? what can you tell us is the theory behind the picking of the teams? >> it is kind of funny we are really not sure how they do it and how to correct so many times and so often maybe they just have an instinct or which team they think but right now we put up enrichment under each team logo and they picked kansas city and they very been working at it again this morning, the second time that they picked kansas city so the extra sure about that when. >> a blowout, put equal amounts of fo

extremas medidas de vigilancia para el gran evento en arizona. janet sÁnchez nos cuenta cÓmo los caninos son esenciales para esta tarea. >>> a simple vista uno nota sus cuatro patas, el collar en su cuello y sus ojos buscando con quiÉn jugar. al menos eso es lo que parecen. pero la realidad es otra, son caninos entrenados para detectar explosivos por ejemplo, estÁn en phoenix, arizona, donde se darÁ el super bowl n° 57. >>> el examen que se les hace es mensual, se les examina el estado de salud, su peso, su dieta, que son muy especiales. ademÁs entrenan todos los dÍas desde temprano a las 6:00 de la maÑana hasta el mediodÍa. >>> es que con su nariz olfatean a quienes pasan ante ellos y detectan amenazas. y tambiÉn tienen sus requisitos. >>> la edad mÁxima que buscamos de estos perros es de uno o dos aÑos y que no sean muy bajos o muy altos, para que puedan entrar a lugares. >>> hay ciertos tipos de razas de perros que entran para esta labor, el incentivo mayor es un juguete. >>> no importa si es hombre, mujer o quien sea para trabaja

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unique or limited to arizona. republicans across the country are actively trying to make it harder to vote despite the fact there is no fraud. so what should the rest of us do especially democrats in charge of state legislatures right now? to answer that question mark elias, voting rights attorney, founder of the site emergency docket. first tell about your offer to republicans and whether you had any takers. >> i offered them if they stopped passing laws that suppress the right to vote i'll stop suing them for passing laws that suppress the right to vote. and so far no takers. but i'm still open. my phone is available if any of the republican governors want to call me and say, look, stop suing us, we'll stop passing voter suppression laws p. i'm all ears. >> so i always like to get into the weeds and drill down on the legal and policy fronts, but i need to start on the big story that fox news knowingly helped cultivate and create a climate in which millions and millions of their viewers believe this fever dream o

you are in arizona right now. you mentioned the wall. would the wall prevent a lot of this from happening? 10 seconds. >> wall would do a lot toward preventing it from hang it. would funnel people toward border protection and keeping people in arizona or in mexico while they await their asylum hearing. that's the solution we need. >> todd: also maybe democrats showing up to one of these hearings would be helpful as well. congressman ben klein cline joig us. >> ashley: thank you. another good week my friend. >> ashley: thank you. with that "fox & friends" starts right now. see you monday. ♪ ♪ >> todd: the white house set to announce new sanctions as russia's war enters its second year. >> polling shows 50% say the u.s. should support ukraine as long as it takes. >> biden is pulling out of afghanistan with no plan and, yet, getting more deeply involved in ukraine. >> this was 100 percent preventable. >> buttigieg finally touching down in east palestine be a ash and addressing his delayed response. >> i feel sprongly about this and coul

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arizona is number one. >> we don't either just to make that clear. i do want to seem anti-mountaineer or something. >> know, i know. >> based on data. i'm curious how did you let arizona beat you too get universal school choice? much morehe interesting is, youe been working on it for a few years. what do you think put you over the top this year? >> i want to give a huge shout out to both arizona and west virginia because just delete and take a stance and duck is been working on this has been working this for a long time so but again as you'll notice the governors are competitive solar know it took you eight years to where you're getting -- where doing it three. your about to see thisis happen across the country so it's just that i will but you'll see additional governors i think kind of that will set the bar and that's kind of what it will be looking to go to implement it as quickly as they can. covid was a real pivotal point not only for parents i think but for a governors across the country. the data that we see now really demonstrates it was the w

>> we saw that impact to a degree in arizona already. a lack of experience and a lack of actually staffing and training folks resulted in some issues and will continue to result in issues across the country this is not just for a season. election administrators have to work 365 days a year, in any jurisdiction to make sure that their systems are up today that there's -- their own training continues and they -- too many people across the country look to elections as if it's some exercise that happens every couple of months, every couple of years. that's wrong headed. just like it's wrong headed for congress not to have sustained funding for their own federal elections on state and local ballots. every two years. it's an unfunded mandate so we've got to get everybody in the country to understand, this is an ongoing process it requires some maturity, some sensibility and requires folks who don't pay a lot of attention to these things to actually pay attention to the folks on the ground, those local election officials are the experts they ne

arthel: account in glendale, arizona. just minutes away fans are getting revved up to watch the kansas city chiefs take on the philadelphia eagles. matt finn with the assignment of the day. you aren't live in phoenix, what is happening. coxwell, arthel phoenix is popping right after the energy is building we are less than a day away from the game. we've been talking to fans from all over new england, seattle, pittsburgh, douse people coming years and they want to be part of his super bowl of course tomorrow's all about kansas city and philadelphia we have sean the cheese man we have got frank the phillies fan in virginia. what are your final thoughts before the game tomorrow? >> here's a new song. ♪ cry eagles cry ♪ ♪ on the road to obscurity ♪ ♪ are you going to take that? turn twice going to have a tough time with the number one def defense. >> are going to the game tomorrow are you excited? >> me and my son first time ever and they super bowl is unbelievable. that says it all this a lot of excitement about fa

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the painting featuring 22 diamonds, one for each of the native tribes in arizona. it will now be a permanent fixture in downtown phoenix. the design also gracing super bowl tickets . just want other women to know that anything is possible. and have that faith and determination to keep going because we are strong women making history on the ground and in the air. the us navy will honor 50 years of women fliers with an all female team of pilots performing the flyover before the super bowl. kickoff security always tight homeland security, deploying more than 500 people cybersecurity, a major focus and a 30 mile, no drone zone will be enforced around the stadium. for non football fans. all eyes will be on the halftime show and rihanna across the country in new york. madame tussauds already paying tribute, unveiling a new wax statue of rihanna in preparation for the big night. and this sunday will cap the 102nd season in nfl history reports on the super bowl 57. do you know when the first super bowl back in 1967? i think you know i do. it was the green bay packers again

they'll be practicing on the campus of arizona state. now later tonight is opening night is the first opportunity here in arizona to hear from coaches and players on both sides. >> if you've never seen the scene from an opening night, it is wild. some players will be on risers. others will just kind of be roaming about. you'll see celebrities. you'll see people dressed in costumes and every question imaginable is on the table. this year's opening night will take place at the footprint center home to the phoenix suns. in glendale at the super bowl. i'm andrew marden and with both teams prepping for the big game. so are the advertisers millions tune in to watch the big game? others just want to see the commercials. that's kind of always been my favorite part. >> this year, companies paid an estimated 7 million dollars for just a 30nd spot during the commercial breaks. now that's more than a quarter million bucks per second. you'll be seeing ads from companies like heineken, downey and netflix and pepsi has 2 legendary comedians teaming up

stanford upset arizona idiot- 79. the first home win over arizona for the cardinals and 2009. coce ry looking to bounce loss earlier in the week. they had portland on the road. second half, this is logan johnson with the strong take for the reverse. how about johnson, a career- high 34 points. st. mary's wins 81-54. santa clara hosting they were lemaire amount. under five minutes to play. brandon kochanski up from deep and connects. the broncos are up by 5. last chance for ellen you, down to seven seconds left. a shot for the win, no good. two seconds to work with. the floater is off the mark. santa clara escapes 71-69. broncos have won three in a row. >> another block of sports is next. super bowl lvii tomorrow. andy reid gives us another sound bite treat. it is that time of the year for the 16th green turns into a brewery. the recap from moving day at he phoenix open. >>> it is the eve of super bowl lvii. the jeeps and eagles kickoff tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 pacific time from arizona. she head coach, andy reid, going for his second title with kansas city. the former san fr

conocido como el hombre ahora ya ahí lo vemos escalando uno de los edificios en arizona. él hizo lo mismo en septiembre pasado en san francisco. y ayudará a organizaciones que benefician a favor de la actividad. autoridades consideran que una caída les pudo causar la muerte a él y uno de los rescatistas. >> vamos a una pausa pero al regresar le contaremos la historia de esta niña que quedó atrapada vamos a una pequeña pausa y ya volvemos. ( música ) ( música ) ( música ) ( música ) ( música ) >> existen programas educativos que le permiten a muchos estudiantes explorar diversas opciones como aprender a ahorrar dinero. veamos el provecho que los alumnos pagan a recibir estos programas. >> en la unión está la fuerza pero esto se logra mediante la buena comunicación. >> hay mucha falta de información entre estas actividades es una oportunidad para que los padres entiendan que porque ellos no hablan el inglés no necesariamente tu hijo va a carecer de oportunidades. >> además de las ganas de salir a los padres hispanos los unen los obstáculos que han enfrentado. >> él llorab

arizona was never -- >> we don't either just to make that clear. did you let arizona be if you to getting the universal school choice and much more interesting you've been working on it for a few years. what do you think put you over the top this year? >> i want to give a shout out to both arizona and west virginia to lead and take a stance and doug has been working on this for a long time so but again the governors are competitive. it took you eight years to get you where you're at and we are doing it in three. you're about to see this happen across the country so it's not just iowa that you will see additional governors. that upset at the bar and that is where we will be looking to go. covid was a pivotal point not onlyor for parents but for governors across the country. i see the data that we see demonstrates and it was the wrong thing to do to keep the k kids out of the classroom and the amount of loss is staggering and some of the kids will never get that back. we were one of the first to get the kids back in the classroom.n i am proud of that

washington state wins. >>> in tucson, arizona state versus arizona. the free-throw puts arizona up two three seconds left. desmond cambridge. calvin cambridge walk off. sun devils pull off the stunner. >>> golf, third round of the honda classic in palm beach, florida. this is rookie akshe batsia. found trouble in the mud on 15. takesa hack at it. no shoes, no shirt, no service. second try. and that's pretty nice shot there. not bad. but, hopefully, he has a spare change of clothes. as for the field, chris kirk. a birdie an 18. your 54 hole leader at 13 under. but back to batia. we got to ask. how did you get out of the mud? >> i felt nasty to say the least. thankfullymy girlfriend brought me a change of clothes. didn't matter. because i got mud on my new pants. so yeah. it was an interesting one to say the least. >> and a big game in spokane. highlights of that tonight. >> it is almost time for march madness. >> and you know where you can see that? >> huh? >> keep it here dialed in the entire month of march. >> thanks so much charlie. >>> when we come

an emotional night in arizona. eagles head coach nick sirianni during the national anthem and immediate win for the internet. me knowing i have to go to work tomorrow at the end of the last of us on hbo episodes three and five and more tears for jason kelsey and mama donna after the eagles loss, but after the chief's win, travis getting that same support from mom tonight's big loser the grass at state farm stadium, players slipping and sliding all night long and the biggest winners of the night . rihanna fans a the navy cara delevingne on the sidelines in a shirt that, said rihanna concert interrupted by a football game. weird, but whatever. love high above the field in super bowl 57 what you want. like you forgot. unlike the halftime shows in recent years, rihanna's was a one woman show sort of. revealing simultaneously announcing a pregnancy and becoming the first pregnant woman to headline the halftime show ever the father of rihanna's nine month old son asap, rocky, cheering, re reon from the field and adele in

danya bacchus in glendale, arizona. thanks. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," kansas city chiefs linebacker and super bowl champion nick bolton will be on to discuss his team's huge win last night. >>> for the fourth time in a little more than a week a u.s. fighter jet shot down an aerial object. the pentagon said president biden ordered the unidentified object to be shot down yesterday over lake huron near the border with canada. it follows other objects shot down over canada and the coast of alaska and south carolina. skyler henry has more. >> reporter: canadian prime minister justin trudeau doubled down on his decision to take out an unidentified object over the yukon on saturday. >> it represented a reasonable threat to civilian aircraft. so i gave the order to take it down. >> reporter: u.s. and canadian forces are now in recovery mode piecing together several objects that american fighter jets shot down. the u.s. downed an aerial object the size of a small car on friday over alaska. it landed on sea ice, and crews are