ho horrific tragedies befallen babies. midwest, parents who have been missing children for days now, now know the worst. a want you to listen to something. a father who had already lost one son in the tornado that hit their oklahoma town. his pregnant wife and young daughter, they are still in the hospital. he was out of town on sunday for work when the tornado hit. listen. hello, i m hank hamill. and we found my other son this morning, ryan. he was floating in water on the west side of the lake. i just want to thank everybody for helping and being there. it s a bad deal. i lost both my boys. i was hoping we would find ryan today alive. ryan was my little buddy, cole was, too. i loved them both. i just want to thank everybody again for helping, all they ve done. thanks. in another part of the country the story of a 2-year-old who went missing and found dead has captured our attention for the past three years. little caylee anthony here. her mother, casey, is on trial for
from republicans that have been pro-immigration enforcement. so that side sees this as a major victory and boding well for the controversial sb-1070. of course these are different circumstances but the folks, republicans that are in support of immigration enforcement say, this position is proof that states have a role in immigration enforcement. rachel, i m sure you ve covered this and you ve talked to businesses, right, and phoenix and elsewhere. in talking to businesses when we talk about e-verify if certain businesses were not already implementing this, how do they plan on implementing it looking forward and how long plight it take for them? of course the chamber of commerce was party to this and they were against this law because they said it was cumbersome for businesses, many businesses already do use e-verify, but this is a system that would be free. but some businesses are saying, this is going to be cumbersome, think is going to to be a lot of