Video of the day. No doubt. We are feeling that happy on this friday. Were super excited about the big cardinals game on sunday. Back to the triple digits this weekend. That little girls face. I have a feeling that will go viral. I will see that out there. Great skies today. All day long should be great. About average for the temperatures. A tad bit warmer. I think ive counted about five clouds over the past hour. 80 degrees right now. Dew point of 64. Happy friday to mesa, 74. Scottsdale, 78. Paradise valley, edy. Peoria, 76. Weather headlines. Monsoon countdown. Sunday a slight chance. Look at this radar. Nonexistent. Quiet outside. It is looking like a good weekend. I am working the diamondbacks game all weekend. Ci there was some slowing, stop and go on the 17 southbound between 17th avenue. This looks like traffic is slowing and not just stop and go yet. Lets take a look at the big picture. There is slowing on the 10 eastbound heading into Downtown Phoenix around 76th avenue. If t
and the government is back in session. so we thank you for coming this morning for what promises to be a terrific conversation with a terrific guest on an interesting topic. i m going get in to that for a minute. thank you for your presence here this morning. my name is erick. i head the washington office of the counsel of the americas and the america society. t a pleasure to have the opportunity to review this book today, and to talk a little bit about the latino immigrant experience in the united states. our guest is ray suarez, who has written a really terrific book entitled latino americans: the 500-year legacy that shaped a nation. it s a companion to the ground breaking pbs series on latino americans. in barely 250 pages, ray takes the reader through the broad sweep of latino history in the united states. even before there was a united states. from the spanish explorers to the modern day. it s a majestic effort, in my view. seeking to discover and highlight the histor
she just got a description of the gunman from police. frank, police are taking this very seriously because of hour reckless, how brazen this gunfire was. the teenager was not the intended target, but he easily could have been killed. everybody scattered when they heard the shots. reporter: the boy was almost home from school, taking his usual route when suddenly bullets started flying, and one hit him in the arm. in panic, the child started running for home. but some people tried to help him. i just went in the house and got a towel and wrapped him up. his mother was really messed up, so i tried to comfort her. reporter: she says she sees the teenager every day, walking alone, ear buds in, minding his own business. coming only from school, by himself. looked like a good kid. this is very scary, and we always ask everyone to exercise caution with their children. reporter: antioch police say the child wasn t targeted, but caught during a spray of bullets from a
this very seriously because of hour reckless, how brazen this gunfire was. the teenager was not the intended target, but he easily could have been killed. everybody scattered when they heard the shots. reporter: the boy was almost home from school, taking his usual route when suddenly bullets started flying, and one hit him in the arm. in panic, the child started running for home. but some people tried to help him. i just went in the house and got a towel and wrapped him up. his mother was really messed up, so i tried to comfort her. reporter: she says she sees the teenager every day, walking alone, ear buds in, minding his own business. coming only from school, by himself. looked like a good kid. this is very scary, and we always ask everyone to exercise caution with their children. reporter: antioch police say the child wasn t targeted, but caught during a spray of bullets from a man who was walking on the same side of sycamore street, and opened fire on a car
president, the senate democrats it should be a clean debt ceiling. that is taking the easy way out. that s the foolishness that has got us into this place and frustrated the american people that they see status quo coming out of washington, d.c. as the house republicans were on the steps talking about the cause an english teacher from baltimore, maryland says he supports the president challenging the members about their sincerity and warning their actions could hurt the american people. they act like it is all strategy and tactics. it is not. if congress fails the recent agreement to avert a government shut down here s how it would impact government. 8-,000 federal employees could lose pay, active military would have to stay on duty but their paycheck would be delayed. national parks and food safety inspections would be affected. they would have to furlough all employees but keep mission control to support the international space station operational and air force there