get over here like my parents did, you have people cutting in front of the line. i don t think that s right. jon: jesse, francisco, i have to leave it there. thank you both, and again, the peg of this whole argument is that federal lawsuit against arizona is going to court right about now. jenna. jenna: we re going to move on to some new technology. forget miles per gallon. when it comes to this car, we re we re going to be talking about miles per hour. the blood hound supersonic car designed to go faster than the speed of surround sound, british engineers unveiling this design and construction is about to begin. you re taking a look at what we expect it to look like, expecting this car to reach more than 1000 miles per hour. that s quick. smashing the current land speed record of 763 miles per hour. it is actually powered by a rocket. that s how fast it can go. i guess you really do need a good seat belt then. jon: that s like you driving through central park! jenna: always follow t
the beach, and i had luckily just gotten out of the water with my two-year-old son, and i started to notice up and down the beach, little kids coming out of the water crying, and i was going back in to get water myself and all of the sudden i got stung while in the water. jenna: how does that feel? it felt like a hornet, probably, which, really, you can bear as an adult but the children were screaming everywhere. jenna: was it just chaos? it wasn t really chaos. they did a good job getting everybody out, and they set up a triage area up front and that was a little chaotic because there was over 100 people stung and there was probably, you know, 100 kids. jenna: sure. and very few adults. the kids were all up front screaming and crying and they were at catch, no parents, so it was pretty chaotic. jenna: a scary situation. did you actually see the jelly stpheurb. i did see the jellyfish after i got stung. i didn t knowum i got stung. no one was aware until the lifeguard said ever
already on the roadway and in progress at the time. i m sure an investigation will look into that more. but again, six dead, 41 alive, worth saying. california central valley highway patrol, responding to all of this, just after 2:00 a.m. there local time in fresno, california, that s the area it s in. right now parts of highway 99, that s a major route that goes through the san j joaquin valley, what they re looking at is what may have played a role in this. the streets were dry, the roadways were dry, but that vehicle, hitting a tree and a divider as it came to rest, killing those people. a huge story out in northern california today, apparently a lot of tour buses run through that area along highway 99, people say that it is a hot bed for those buses, and just terrible to see this happen, carnage on the roads of northern california. back to you guys. jon: just an awful event. harris faulkner, thanks. jenna: happening now on
i m jon scott. jenna: are you looking ahead, everybody, i m jenna lee. this hour a federal judge hearing arguments first from the aclu and then the justice department both seeking to get arizona s new immigration law thrown out. it requires officers to check a person s immigration status while enforcing other laws and suspect that the person is in the u.s. illegally. william la jeunesse live outside the federal courthouse in phoenix. what can we expect from the hearings today? reporter: you ve got a half a million illegal immigrants in arizona who see their fate being determined by what happens in the federal courthouse that you see behind me. another 12 million around the nation will be watching this very closely. this is a case before federal judge susan bolton. she is going to be asked by the federal government to put this law on ice temporarily, stop it from taking effect next thursday. the state is going to argue that they cannot show eery vocationallable harm and let the
was a battle. jon: i ll bet it was. all right. so greg, this thing is likely to be a world record, right? that s what it s looking like, yeah, and it s going to be a new world record maybe. jon: what do you do with it? you re going to mount this thing? i would like to get a reproduction done and then when that is all over i m going to give it back to the conservation. jon: yeah, i guess you can t fillet it at this point. not at this point. jon: how does 130-pound catfish taste i wonder. do you have any idea? i don t know, i never had one that big. jon: congratulations on your world-record catch. thanks for joining us. thank you. jenna: maybe they ll catch another one and they can try it out. new developments on the man who threatened the south park creators for a episode involving the prophet mohammed, while he