out to 59th avenue where all of these have occurred for the most part. it s about an 8-mile stretch. the ones that owe occurred in the last 24 hours are all on the west side of phoenix between about 35th avenue and 59th avenue. very heavily traversed piece of roadway. it s a very complicated case to enforce and look for these suspects that are involved. but we have deployed many resources. colonel millstead good luck, sir. if anyone is watching and does have a tip, thank you. this is important are for the agency and i hope somebody want to go after the reward. this is an act of coward disand people s lives are at risk. that s right there is $25,000 reward. colonel, thank you, sir. thank you for having me on. and donald trump has not been shy about his views on the iran nuclear deal. donald s fiery speech next. we live in a world of mobile technology,
probably don t like what i m doing. i m probably turning off employers who hire illegal aliens for the cheap payment. i turn off some people. but you know what? i serve the 4 million people that live here. reporter: on the day the immigration law went into effect, arpaio and his department went on a crime sweep, deputies driving into the city s neighborhoods, in this case pulling over a mexican-american driver for an expired license tag. but because had he a valid license, he was only ticketed, not taken into custody. so they arrested you for not having a registration? yes. did they ask if you were legally in this country? they didn t ask me that. they just nothing. they just get me out of the car, right here on 35th avenue. i mean in the middle of the street. right here. are you legally in this country zp. i m legal. you think they pulled you over because they think you are illegal immigrant? just because of the color. color of your skin? yes.
they didn t ask me that. they just nothing. they just took me out of the car, right here on 35th avenue in the middle of the street of nothing here. reporter: are you legally in this country? i am legal. reporter: do you think they pulled you over because they think you re an illegal immigrant? because of everybody, yeah. reporter: arpaio says neither he or his department are racist. he is doing what he thinks is right. like a cowboy. i do act like a cowboy, but instead of going after horse thieves, i go after car thieves. things have changed. so we have my deputies, and we go in certain areas where crime is prevalent, and during the course of our maybe only 15 hours, we arrest many violators of the law. just by chance, about 60% that we arrest happen to be here illegally. reporter: the sheriff says that the controversial elements of the new immigration law are eventually enacted, the only major change for him would be
don t come out that turn out to be false alarms and we are happy to say that people are safe today as they were yesterday. the problem though, and this is what terrorism really is, is whether or not people feel as if they can conduct their normal business and that s something that we have to persuade the public that the situation, at least in this instance, is under control. the governor, the white house doesn t didn t characterize the car bomb scare as terrorism until today. you used the word this weekend. white house press secretary robert gibbs said, i would say that was intended to terrorize and whoever did that would becality be categorized as a terrorist. would you agree? i was coming from an asian pacific heritage night, 35th avenue. my and assistant and i drove right past that area right around 7:00 in the evening or 7:30, something like that don t think that even i as a governor of a state don t feel a little bit of anxiety about having been in the vicinity.
there are a lot of stories that don t come out that turn out to be false alarms and we are happy to say that people are safe today as they were yesterday. the problem though, and this is what terrorism really is, is whether or not people feel as if they can conduct their normal business and that s something that we have to persuade the public that the situation, at least in this instance, is under control. the governor, the white house doesn t didn t characterize the car bomb scare as terrorism until today. you used the word this weekend. white house press secretary robert gibbs said, i would say that was intended to terrorize and whoever did that would becality gore rised be catego terrorist. would you agree? i was coming from an asian pacific heritage night, 35th avenue. my and assistant and i drove right past that area right around 7:00 in the evening or