companies that are based there. his office has offered to go through city contracts and see which ones are tied to arizona. listen to this. i think that the only way to spur folks to appreciate how draconion this law is for there to be a tangible price to pay for instituting what is no doubt a draconion and drinks criminis law. reporter: any boycott measure would need approval from the board of supervisors and mayor of san francisco. others have called for boyco boycotting tourism and meetings in arizona. one hotel and lanlging association said yesterday don t punish 200,000 tourism employees for politics. yeah. and i guess we ve got a comment, some kind of a statement from homeland security secretary janet napolitano? she did, just this morning in front of the senate judiciary committee she said she has deep concerns with the law, fearing
nagin. a federal judge handing down the sentence on the conviction of money laundering and other charges. he denies any wrongdoing. prosecutors say he accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from businessmen seeking city contracts while he was in office. he s scheduled to report to federal prison this september. breaking developments in what started out as a very bizarre case where a teenage girl reportedly wrote a chilling entry in our journal before she vanished. it said if you re reading this i m either missing or dead. dan springer is live in seattle with the update on this disturbing story. what do you know now? we got some pretty good news. we just spoke with police and they are now saying 17-year-old angie dean is definitely alive and moving from house to house still in the portland area. they are treating her as a runaway. she are probably a day or two behind her. i just got off the phone with angie s mother and she s afraid her daughter has been lured into
moloney and congressman william clay asked for and received an investigation by the post office and republican congressman jason chavis of utah pushed the rnc to stop the mailings it took michael steele to bring about bipartisan agreement in washington. people who live in glass houses shouldn t throw fake censuses. that does it for us tonight. countdown with keith olbermann starts right now. which of these stories will you be talking about tomorrow? the show me your papers law. mexico issues a travel warning about the state of arizona. it should be assumed that any mexican citizen can be bothered and questioned for another other reason at any moment. san francisco debates canceling all city contracts with arizona.
are being debated coast to coast. the fight over ethnic studies in a moment. first two mayors on the frontlines of the immigration debate and calls by owe pon know. new law to punish arizona with a tough economic boycott. mayor phil gordon of phoenix opposed his state s law but says his city will bear the brunt of the boycott. los angeles mayor, antonio villaraigosa calls the arizona law unpatriotic and his city is now cutting off most travel to arizona and city contracts with businesses there gentlemen, thanks for joining us. mayor gordon, to you first. los angeles is now joining boston, new york city, oakland, st. paul, san diego, san francisco, a number of labor unions, civil rights organizations, saying they don t like that law, they will boycott your state and your city. how much is this going to cost you? well, right now, we estimate it has already cost us almost $150 million, at a time when we are just starting to recover on at economic front. and this is about all businesses,