>>> ahora siga con enfoque y josÉ dÍaz-balart ♪ ♪ >>> ocupÓ el cargo de al wa qil del condado de maricopa en arizona por 24 aÑos y casi desde que iniciÓ su mandado se dio a conocer por ser mano dura ante la comunidad indocumentada. arrestado a miles y manteniendo a su presos en una cÁrcel al aire libre en pleno desierto de arizona. optÓ por no cesar sus prÁcticas de perfil racial, se salvÓ de ser condenado cuando el presidente trump le otorgÓ un perdÓn presidencial. ahora joe arpaio se lanza a candidato para el senado federal de estados unidos. >>> seÑor arpaio gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> gracias. >>> hace 6 meses estaba ser sentenciado por desafiar una corte y continuar practicas de perfil racial ¿por quÉ piensa que estÁ calificado para ocupar un cargo de senador federal?.

>>> hoy enfoque, quiere ser senador general el nroy ex alguacil de maricopa en arizona joe arpaio, dice que ahora quiere ir a washington. >>> inmigraciÓn en la mira del presidente, cancela el programa de daca para cientos de miles. luego exige soluciÓn para los dreamers hablamos con la casa blanca. >>> >>> mÉxico le pide a sus ciudadanos que no cierren los ojos a los femicidios. les cuento de quÉ se trata y telemundo de estreno esta noche, mÁster chef latino. >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? gracias por dejarme ser parte de sudo ming 14 de enero. estamos en la segunda semana del 2018. tal como sucede ante un aÑo, el debate se centra en el tema de inmigraciÓn. en los Últimos dÍas hemos sido testigos de la cancelaciÓn de un amparo de migratorio para cientos de miles personas, de tps y surgiÓ un ray de inmigrantes para otros grupos de inmigrantes indocumentados. vanessa hauc con el resumen. >>> su semana termina con una hola ola de criticas. el mando tre se refugio a africa, haitÍ y el salvador. diciendo que el paÍs no deberia recibir a estos inmigrantes. para muchos ha sido una montaÑa

---el ex alguacil del condado de maricopa en arizona, "joe arpaio" condenado por la justicia por perseguir indiscriminadamente a inmigrantes hispanos e indultado por trump presento su candidatura al senado... ---daniel aguirre nos dice que arpaio busca llegar al senado para apoyar al presidente trump. joe arpaio de 85 aÑos, dijo s en la bsqueda de un escaÑo en el senado de este pas representando a arizona autonombrado el comisario mas duro del oeste dice que todo lo hace en apoyo a la agenda y polticas del presidente trump. le preguntamos si trump le pidi ayuda o si lo apoya y as contest un fiel anti indocumentados, arpaio, fue encontrado culpable en julio pasado de negarse a cumplir ordenes judiciales para terminar con la aplicacin de perfil racial a los latinos en sus tristemente famosas redadas pero recibi perdn presidencial de trump arpaio nunca ha manifestado estar arrepentido de sus redadas ni acept su culpabilidad. el camino para la candidatura republicana al senado por arizona no le ser tan fcil despus de la negativa del actual senador jeff flake de buscar reeleccin arpaio tendr

arpaio spent 24-years as sheriff of maricopa county.he doesn't think his conviction will effect his senate run. if elected, arpaio says his top if elected, arpaio says his top priorities would be immigration, the economy and jobs. he likely faces a congresswoman and state senator in the gop primary. a kansas state representative is apologizing for controversial comments he made about the state's drug laws. while making his point-- republican steve alford told the crowd that the real problem was drug use among african-americans. 75-year-old republican steve alford was speaking to an all-white alford was speaking to an all-white group at a hospital over the weekend. he was arguing against legalizing marijuana-- saying african-americans have worse reactions to drugs because of their character and genetics. in addition to his apology, he is stepping down from two house leadership positions. peloton is known for its exercise bike with live streamed classes now, the company is venturing into the treadmill business. the company unveiled the peloton tread' at the consumer electronics show in las v

el controvertido ex alguacil de maricopa se postulÓ para el senado en arizona. el anuncio fue hecho en su cuenta de twitter diciendo lo siguiente "me postulo para el senado por un razÓn fundamental, apoyar la agenda y la polÍtica del presiente trump en su misiÓn de hacer estados unidos grande otra vez". el presiente donald trump indultÓ un fallo despuÉs de que la corte lo ya encontrado culpable por d desacato carolina: Él estuvo postulÁndose para el puesto de alguacil le dijeron que no. vamos a ver si en el senado le dicen que sÍ. vamos rÁpidamente al estado de california. aumenta cinco la cifra de muertos en ese estado durante un alud de tierra. cerca de 26,000 residentes recibieron Órdenes de evacuación por temores de que las lluvias sigan provocando deslaves, especialmente en las regiones carbonizadas. la primera tormenta del aÑo afecta a los condados ventura, santa barbara y los angeles. javier: vamos a dejar estas tragedias y vamos a ir con el tema de apple. dos grandes inversionistas de la compaÑÍa estÁn pidiendo a la empresa que tomen pasos

joe arpaio was the top cop in arizona's maricopa county and became famous, some would say infamous for his hashness. he ran an outdoor jail called tent city, arpaio himself described it as a concentration camp. inmates exposed to the scorching heat of peeks summers and near freezing chill in the winter. they wear pink clothes but that was nothing. they were also chain gangs, conditions that rights groups called inhumane, overcrowded and dangerous. this was a jail, not a maximum security prison. it resulted in multiple lawsuits and a lot of death, especially by suicide. so he was a huge fan of racial profiling. when a judge finally arpaio to stop the practice, he refused as a matter of principle and was convicted of criminal contempt. that's when president trump came to his rescue. he got a pardon, the first for the president. he's now 85 years old and he's in the race for the seat of senator jeff flake, the trump nemesis who announced he won't be seeking re-election. he joins us to make the case to you. sheriff joe, thanks for joining us. >> hey, chris. i think it's been years since we

controversial former maricopa county sheriff arpaio jumping back into politics. arpaio is running for the senate seat being vacated by jeff flake. we get more with a sit down with the sheriff. >> i have got to give it a shot. got to give it a shot for the good of our country, and i'm going to do it. i am going to win. >> with all the swagger of the decades he spent as one of america's most provocative sheriffs, arpaio pulling the trigger on one more act, entering the senate race, and the pictures on his wall show the biggest reason why. >> is president trump the reason why you are running? >> i understand what he's going through, and i'm going through the same thing, believe it or not. people going after this person here, so i understand it. >> arpaio, like the president he admires, has welcomed controversy as maricopa county sheriff, arpaio sent prisoners to an outdoor jail known as tent city, one of the nation's most outspoken critics of illegal immigration. >> donald trump, our next president of the united states. >> a misdemeanor that president trump would pa

tal como era de esperarse, el controvertido ex alguacil de maricopa se postula para el senado en arizona. carolina: dice que se postula para el senado del estados unidos y por arizona para apoyar la agenda y las polÍticas del presidente trump en su misiÓn de hacer estados unidos grande otra vez. trump lo indultÓ despuÉs desacatar una ley el aÑo pasado. se postularÍa para el puesto en el senado de arizona. dejo claro que el partido republicano estaba enfrentando bastantes retos. ja en adusto el aÑo pasado el presidente termina perdonando a uno de los alguaciles mÁs confusos y controvertidos de los estados unidos. el hecho de ser un alguacil que siempre persiguiÓ a los indocumentados, a los inmigrantes lo hace tambiÉn merecedor el tÍtulo de racista. carolina: lo llamaban el peor enemigo de los inmigrantes. este hombre lograrÁ ganar el escaÑo como senador? porque como alguacil despuÉs de muchos aÑos lograron los jÓvenes de arizona salir a votar y decirle que no. javier: el presidente trump se reÚne la casa blanca con los bipartidista legisladores para aanalizar el tema de l

24 years ago republican joe arpaio was the top cop in arizona's maricopa county and became famous, some would say infamous, for his harshness. troubling set of facts, he ran out outdoor jail called tent city. arpaio himself described it as a concentration camp. they faced heat in the summer and near freezing chill in the winter. they wore pink underwear, they ate green colored baloney, allegedly. but that was nothing. under arpaio there are also chain gangs for men and women, conditions that rights groups called inhumane, overcrowded and dangerous. remember this was a jail not a maximum security prison. it resulted in multiple lawsuits and a lot of death, especially by suicide. so he was a huge fan of racial profiling. when a judge finally ordered arpaio to stop the practice, he refused on a matter of principle, he said. and he was convicted of contempt. that's when president trump came to his rescue. he got a pardon by president trump. he's now 85 years old and he's in the race for the seat of senator jeff flake, the trump nemesis who announced he won't be seeking re-election. and he j

there is now evidence of abuse of the pardon power in the pardoning of former maricopa county arizona sheriff joe arpaio. there is recklessly threatening nuclear war against a foreign nation. there's misuse of the justice department to try to prosecute political adversaries. and there is the giving aid and comfort to neo-nazis and white supremacists. all of this -- all of this deserves an impeachment investigation in the u.s. house of representatives. amy goodman: so, in response to some democratic leaders warning against calls for impeachment before robert mueller's investigation has been completed , billionaire environmentalist tom steyer defended his $20 million ad campaign to impeach president trump, and blasted his critics, telling the wall street journal, the republican nominee wasn't really a republican. the person who energized the democratic party wasn't really a democrat. so, when i hear the washington to shuthment tell me up, i think, well, may be -- and i'm thursday, he tweeted, it doesn't surprise me that the political establishment in washington, d.c. can't imagine the i

he was sheriff of maricopa county for 20 years until losing at the polls in 2016. as an iranian tanker continues to burn in the east china sea, strong winds, high waves, and toxic gasses are keeping rescue boats away. one body has been found. 31 crew members are missing. there is much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." >> jewels woodson was 17 years old when she says she was sexually assaulted on a ride home from church. >> i didn't understand what was happening. >> glor: snowed in in switzerland with one way out. >> fires into the end zone. touchdown! >> reporter: when alabama put in a freshman quarterback from hawaii, it was aloha, national championship. >> thank god you found me and we're here right plow. they say "move it or lose it" and at my age, i'm moving more than ever. because getting older is inevitable. but feeling older? that's something i control. get a coupon at depend.com. that's something i control. and when youod sugar is a replace one meal... choices. ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood

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a fund-raising email that he's concerned about sanctuary city policies, he served as the sheriff of maricopa county in arizona for 24 years. president trump pardoned him last year for defying a judge's order that he stop targeting and attaining latino drivers. he's running to replace senator jeff flake who is retiring. according to the department of homeland security, applications are down 40%. president trump says we still need a border wall. >> president trump: you speak to the agents and i spoke to all of them, they endorsed me for president and ice, they both endorsed trump, they never did that before. i have a great relationship with them. they said without the wall, security doesn't work. we are all wasting time. >> shannon: martha mcsorley and brenda judge, good to be with you. you were in that meeting today. was there real progress, are you moving forward on anything? >> i appreciate the president's leadership, we have got to address these issues and there are some clear priorities here. securing our borders, stopping illegal immigration, not incentivizing more in the futur future, a

>> i'm not going to get into the defeat after 24 years, the longest serving sheriff in maricopa county. it did happen. but right now i have a chance to continue protecting the people of arizona. and the country. supporting the president since i supported him from day one, july 2015 and his agenda and policies. i'm not going to be a rubber stamp. everybody knows me, i'm very independent. but i think we get along pretty good. but i respect him and agree to his policies. charles: a high level of mutual respect and admiration among you two that's visible to see. i think i saw somewhere where you said on an issue like daca if he puts together a plan to keep daca in place and the wall, that might be something you would follow. but prior to that you weren't necessarily on board with anything remotely like keeping daca in place. i was against amnesty. i still am. i have my own ideas i floated out. my idea is when you come across these people, deport them and let them understand where their parents and even them come from. we have religious groups that go over there. we have the peace korns. le

he lost a run for sheriff in maricopa county. he lost that election by double digits and now to run statewide, which is much more democratic, that would be extremely difficult. >> former governor mitt romney has been considering running for orrin hatch's seat in utah. do you think that romney would be a strong voice potentially against the president? and what do you think the president could bring to the debate? >> run, mitt, run. i'm a big mitt fan. always have been. i met with him a couple of weeks ago. i think he would be a strong independent voice in the senate. conservative independent voice. >> what did you talk about? >> some of what's going on. the need to get things like daca, immigration reform done. a lot of the priorities here. and, in particular, our position in the world and on trade issues. governor romney had strong feelings on that and it will be, you know, somebody who gets here with immediate gravitas and authority. and he'll be a great senator. >> that was senator jeff flake earlier this week. >>> the presiden

one of the big stories there, former maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio announces a run for the u.s. senate. he was recently pardoned by president trump after a conviction of criminal contempt of court. they are seeking the seat vacated by jeff flake who said joe arpaio senate bid is doomed. tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. when i found out i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doctor and i came up with a plan. it includes preservision. only preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd backed by 15 years of clinical studies. that's why i fight. because it's my vision. preservision. if sleep is essential to happiness. what's essential to sleep? introducing the leesa mattress. a better place to sleep. expertly designed for support, pressure relief, cooling and bounce. read our reviews then try the leesa mattress in your own home. sleep on it for 100 nights and love it or get a full refund

arpaia who was maricopa county sheriff for years. flake and arpaio have been open about their mutual dislike of each other and yesterday, flame responsibilitied with this. >> i'd be much more concerned if he's in it for the long haul. i don't think he is. there has not been one election cycle since the early '90s where joe arpaio has said he's thinking about running statewide. >> you're not taking it seriously? >> no, i don't think he's in it for the long haul. i think by this time next month, he may not be in the race. i cannot see supporting joe arpaio. i don't think he'll get very far. >>> and kelly ward who announced her candidacy, who said in an august statement, she woks arpaio into the race. >>> and the editor for axios dave lawler, as we heard from flake, interesting words from arpaio, not necessarily taking the bid seriously. and arpaio saying he wants fresh blood in washington. >> he'll outgun anybody. >> yes, but he's yes years old. not necessarily seen as flesh blood. do you think the senate bill has the potential to revi

them handle the republican side, but president trump won by four points, the sheriff lost the race in maricopa, and i think that it is probably not the best platform to make a statewide run from, and i think we have a very good candidate, she is worth a lot of money. and -- >> dana: arpaio gives her a bottle bit more to talk about on the stump. >> sure does command things that we do not get to talk about like presidential pardons. >> dana: just for a little bit of fun, i will play you a sound bite from president trump talking about a possible challenger and 2020. just now he said this. watch. >> oprah would be a lot of fun. i know her very well. she had donald trump, before politics, her last week. and she had donald trump and my family, it was very nice. i like oprah. i do not think that she is going to run. i know her very well. >> dana: michael, i will let you take the first whack. what do you think the democrat hysteria around a possible oprah run? >> anybody as popular as oprah winfrey, she runs her own tv network, americans usually pick the opposite of the previous president, so i'm not

you see the car, stationed at the cutoff for traffic entering matilla on maricopa highway. that's where mandatory evacuations were ordered earlier in the day. light rain starting to pick up and officials say it's going to get heavier overnight. bringing with it potential danger. light rain and some drizzle dropped through parts of ojai in ventura county monday night. but a storm is expected to break the quiet and calm and surrounding areas. fox 11 meteorologist pablo is forecasting four inches of rain for this area overnight. prompting vocabulary and mandatory evacuations. in matilla canyon to the gorge, roads and spring valley. ventura county shepts are telling people in these burn -- sheriff's deputies are telling these people to leave while they're safe. >> if you've got a family, you get out of here. you need to stay together. i live alone >> reporter: we caught up with van burnish after our 5:00 report on dangerous road conditions leading up to the canyon. >> yeah, well, that's the hardest part right there. >> reporter: he was walking home, says he'll put out any mudsl

he was the maricopa sheriff for 24 years. best known for his tough crackdown on illegal immigration. last year a federal judge convicted him of criminal content for targeting latinos during traffic stops but he was pardoned by president trump. those are just some of your morning headlines. >> thank you, dave. >>> san francisco police have a new plan aimed at preventing car break-ins. as tara moriarty reports, just last year in san francisco, there was an average of one car break-in every 17 minutes. >> we are notoriously known as the city of broken glass. >> reporter: it is a reputation that san francisco doesn't want to have. >> it doesn't happen in other cities and it shouldn't be happening in san francisco. >> reporter: car break-ins. there were about four of them every single hour in 2017. >> whatever it is that we have been doing so far is not working. >> reporter: that's why today supervisors ronan and ye announced a board resolution to team up with the chief to break down on the epidemic by assigning each district stat

the former maricopa, arizona sheriff joe arpaio announcing his bid to fill the state's open senate seat. the 85-year-old calls himself america's toughest sheriff. kept notoriously harsh conditions at phoenix area jail. critics say he racially profiled. one federal judge ruled his policing methods were illegal. supporters, including the president, say he kept arizona safe. trace gallagher with more on this. trace? >> shep, he threatened to run so many times. when he announced the candidacy, some thought he was kidding. he said he's serious, because and i'm quoting i'm sick of the smugness that's taken over the senate chamber and i'm fed up with career politicians, it's time for the senate to repair the confidence of the american people. the announcement comes five months after president trump fired arpaio, stemming from a civil matter saying he racially profiled latinos. he was voted out of office in 2016. if he's elected, he would be 86 on the day he's sworn in, among the oldest freshmen senators. he said he wanted do it if he felt he couldn't put all of his energy into being elected. c

today, we have over 4.2 million people in maricopa county. so, with that, i very much look forward to questions and comments and appreciate the opportunity to speak today. >> thank you, director. thank you all for your comments. we're now going to open it up for the governors and i'd like to start by asking each of you, you know, we each have our emergency manager and disaster departments and agencies within our state. is there training and the kind of support that would be available so we have the best practices and best state of the art in preparing for the disaster, as well as defending the disaster? >> thank you, governor. i'll take the initial shot on that one. the-- yes, to answer your question, there is. we bring your staffs together once a year. we, in the various fema regions, to talk through what training they desire and how we can best support you with that training and that will include exercises as well. in our region, we're going to do that here in january. we'll have representatives from all the states and we will outline and t

. >> the former maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio says he is running for u.s. senate. the 85-year-old calls himself america's toughest sheriff. >> president trump's attorney coming out swinging filing defamation lawsuits over the fake dossier. michael cohen slapping lawsuits against the firm behind the report fusion gps and buzz feed for publishing it. steve: rotc cadets getting a thrill of a lifetime escorting president trump onto the field. >> i couldn't imagine a better end to my college football experience. >> a thrillin thrill, somethingi never imagined would happen. ♪ ♪ ♪ it doesn't matter where we go ♪ we always find a way back home. brian: andy grammer who did our show. ainsley: did you make him famous? brian: he was on his way. steve: he was on his way. brian: i told him to stick with it. steve: thank you for staying with us. we have a busy day. in that montage, you had one of brian's guests from the first hour eric beach who said when he saw the president there with those lawmakers in one of the rooms at the white house, it was like the apprentice. it

arizona, a former colleague found data because of open enrollment, charter schools, that the county of maricopa, the largest county in arizona, half of the students are going to a school other than the school they are zoned to attend. you have this hollywood of ille, thatcottsv are not recruiting students to come to their schools. they had to say, come to us, do not go to that private charter school. it is changing the way the public schools respond to these types of incentives. >> one day we will be at the point where choice is the default position for everything. eventually, we will get there, from day one, every single child, entering kindergarten, they are funded with an esa. when we get to that point, every provider is going to have no choice but to unbundle. we will get there. >> florida, on our programs, we contract with schools now for different services. a lot of folks that are using esa accounts are working with a big schools. it is not just a private-provider, public-provider thing. >> [indiscernible] >> not yet, but they will. >> i want to say this has been a great healthy conversat

some data that because of open enrollment and charter schools and other things, that the county of maricopa, the largest county in arizona, about half of the students were going to a school other than the school of their zone to attend. and you have these hollywood of arizona scottsdale who's losing student enrollment so they're not going out there and recruiting kids to come to their public schools. that's a complete mind shift. we have to give them something they want. we have to say, come to us. don't come to that private school. so i think it's funding reform and i think it's just a changing the way that public schools respond to these type of incentives. >> can i just add one thing? one day, we will be at the point where choice is the default position for every single kid. eventually we will get there. where from day one, every single child, day one entering kindergarten, they're funded with an esa. when we get to that point, traditional district schools, every school, every provider, is going to have no choice but to unbundle and sell directly to parents. and we will get there. >> jon

. >> el ex alguacil de maricopa, joe arpaio dice que se postula. >> la noticia recibiÓ el rechazo de la comunidad inmigrante hispana que fue blanco del temido alguacil durante aÑos. >> he hombre nos ha violado los derechos civiles e humanos, fue una como cachetada. >> en el tiempo en que fue de alguacil, mi hermano fue detenido y arrestado. >> el ex alguacil, fue culpado el aÑo pasado por utilizar criterios racistas por detener a latinos, pero el presidente trump le indultÓ el pasado mes de agosto. >> la poblaciÓn se mantiene alzada en el estado de bolÍvar en venezuela por la escasez de alimentos y medicinas. >> los fuertes disturbios en ciudad bolÍvar, terminaron con el saqueo de varios comercios, las fuerzas del orden informÓ sobre la detenciÓn de una veintena de personas. >> vayamos a mÉxico en donde en el estado de chiapas se llenaron de hombres vestidos como hombres y mujeres. >> a ellos se les conoce y su presencia marca el inicio de las fiestass patronales se disfrazan para representar una leyenda del siglo xviii esta tradiciÓn llena de colorido y magia es una de las

guest: joe was a great sheriff maricopa county, i don't know how that works at this juncture in his life. know, but that made merica great, was that everybody has opportunity to put their name into a hat, stand up i applaud him for standing up to put his name forward. host: when you say, you don't works, what do you characterize that as? uest: i don't know how the dynamics work in the state at his age and the aspects he had through with the fight, with the administration prior, he court battles, and then losing his sheriff's race, so i -- you know, everybody is entitled to jump in, we'll see how that shakes out. think 'm sorry, do you support of president trump is help or hindrance for him? support, helps d joe immensely. you have the president, say what president, thehe president made promises and he's checking the list and checking them off nd knocking one by one by one. an earlier comment, trust is a of promises kept. people applaud you and understand where stand when you say something and follow it up. host: representative paul gosar, minutes with him. susan in florida, independent n