Reforms that current broken system and we can only do that through legislation. and finally let me ask you, because you ve seen a lot of these national polls, i ve seen a couple, one showing 57%, one 58% of americans support the arizona law. why is the american public for this bill? why do you think they disagree with you? well, actually 57% support the law and 57% support comprehensive immigration reform. i think people are frustrated, campbell. i think they recognize the system as broken and they re frustrated that the beltway hasn t fixed it. president obama s called on the house and the senate to do that. they should do that in a bipartisan way but if there s not the republican support for it we need to move this legislation along. all right. mayor, it s very good to have you with us. appreciate your time tonight, sir. thank you. thank you.
From their parents they are both of them innocent. reporter: but also the accusation that their parents weren t who they said they were. the government s complaint says illegals, spies who don t have diplomatic cover, sometimes work under the guise of married couples and will often have children together. this further deepens an illegal s legend. i asked child protection advocate terri braxton about that. the children might question whether their parents were married, felt an emotional bond with each other, because they could be spies, could be set up to do all of this. how bizarre is that? well, you know, i don t have any precedent on which to base an opinion so i think that it is certainly something that i ve not experienced before. and i can t imagine that any of the kids in this situation are going to feel good about it. reporter: the kids may not have even known their parents names until now. prosecutors say suspect patricia mills told investigators her real name is natalia pereverzeva
Is surging and opening taliban is surging and opening up fronts across afghanistan, this is a dangerous and deadly time for international troops here in afghanistan. but he does it at a time when all the resources general mcchrystal and general petraeus and other backers of the surgery push for are in place and the straernl is in place and general petraeus said he will not change the overall strategy here and the troops are now in place, and now, it is simply a matter of implementing the strategy, juliett in. juliet: connor powell in afghanistan. rick: twists and turns in the russian spy case, prosecutors say two more of the 11 accused are admitting to using fake names, michael zatolli and patricia mills were living as husband and wife in virginia and prosecutors say the couple confessed their real names are mikhail kutzhuk and natalia perezehva, they are charged with money laundering and being
Their parents names until now. the prosecutors say the suspect, patricia mills had a different name and her apparent husband, he gave his real name. i spoke about that balancing act with eric o neal, a former fbi operative who helped to catch russia s mole. how hard is it to be a spy when you have kids of any age? it has to be incredibly difficult. when you re a spy the focus of your life is to be awe spy. to accomplish the operation. to accomplish your objectives. when you re a parent, you re supposed to take care of your kids. you re supposed to put them first in your life. and a spy can t do that. experts say despite the bizarre nature of the case, the children of all of the suspects will very likely be handed over to whomever the parents choose for guardianship, unless there s evidence of abuse on the part of the parents. brian todd, cnn.
Here. brian todd now tells us those children could be left in limbo as the investigation unfolds. reporter: emerging from what authorities say was a deep cover operation, three accused russian spies appear in federal court. the judge calls each a danger to the community and a flight risk, orders them held without bail. they include a married couple, patricia mills and michael zottoli who have separate lawyers and don t even make eye contact with each other in court. mills face showing clear signs of strain. authorities say she s trying to get their two children, age 1 1/and 3, sent to russia to be with her relatives. there are at least seven children among four married couples in this alleged spy operation, children struggling not only with sudden separation from their parents both of them innocent. reporter: but also the accusation that their parents weren t who they said they were. the government s complaint says illegals, spies who don t have diplomatic cover, sometimes work under the guys of married
Innocent. reporter: but also the accusation that their parents weren t who they said they were. the government s complaint says illegals, spies who don t have diplomatic cover, sometimes work under the guise of married couples and will often have children together. this further deepens an illegal s legend. i asked child protection advocate terry braxton about that. now the children might question whether their parents were ever even married, actually felt an emotional bond with each other, because they could be spies, could be set up to do all of this. how bizarre is that? you know, i don t have any precedence on which to base an opinion so, you know, i think it is certainly something i ve not experienced before. and i can t imagine that any of the kids in this situation are going to feel good about it. reporter: the kids may not have even known their parents names until now. prosecutors say suspect patricia mills told investigators her real name is natalia and her
Among us. reporter: new information comes to us in the form of a government filing. it has to do with some of the defendants that have been arrested that are in the washington, d.c. area. as a matter of fact, at this hour, they are continuing their detention hearing, trying to get bail. so the government filed this information to try to argue before the judge that they should not be granted bail. so here s the new information. some of it kind of interesting. the government claims that once 2 of these 3 defendants in the arlington, virginia, area were arrested, that they admitted to federal investigators that, in fact, they are russian citizens, 2 of the 3. and that they re using fake names here, have been using fake names here in the united states. the two defendants, michael zottoli and another woman by the name of patricia mills also admitting that she is a russian citizen and that her real name
Operation, three accused russian spies appear in federal court. the judge calls each a danger to the community and a flight risk and orders them held without bail. they include a married couple patricia mills and michael zottoli who have separate lawyers and don t make eye contact in court. her face shows signs of strain. authorities say she is trying to get the children ages 1 and 3 to go to russia to live with their relatives there. are seven children among the four married couples in the alleged spy operation. children struggling with not only sudden separation from the parents. they are innocent. reporter: but also the accusation that their parents weren t who they said they were. the government says that illegals, spies without diplomatic cover work under the guise of married couples, and will often have children together, and this further deepens an illegal s legend. i asked child protection advocate terry braxton about
Rick: we have brand-new details you have not heard these details on the russian spy case. prosecutors saying two more suspects confessed they are russian citizens living under false identities right here in the u.s. the fbi arresting michael zatoli and patricia mills. the two have been living as a married couple with two young kids. they had $100,000 in cash, phoney passports and other identity document that were stashed in safe deposit boxes. more details as the russian spy story gets more and more juicy. jew people like that story because of the pictures of the redhead. he was accused of sexually assaulting a masseuse. but former vice president al gore appeared to be in the clear with cops dropping their investigation. now a technicality putting him
That. and they might question whether the parents were married or emotional bond, because they could be spies and set up to do all of this and how bizarre is that? well, i don t have a precedent upon which to base an opinion, but i think it is certainly something that i have not experienced before, but, i can t imagine that any of the kids in this situation are going to feel good about this situation. reporter: the kids may not have known their parents names until now. prosecutors say that suspect patricia mills told investigators her real name is natalia, and her apparent husband michael zottoli is kedzic. and i asked about an fbi operative who helped take down robert hanson of espionage. how difficult is that for kids? well, it is incredibly