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The reaction also produces heat with temperatures up to 500 degrees fahrenheit. the combination of heat and pure oxygen creates a voracious fire. inside the hold, the pure oxygen allows the fire to burn through the liner and up into the cabin, melting the floor beams under the passenger's feet. >> they discovered it had already burnt up pretty much in the sky. >> there was a breakdown. there was a series of communications break downs. a lot of safety changes came about as a result there is a prohibition of shipping oxygen generators by air. cargo compartments have the ability to detect a fire....

Trespassing in the state of arizona then we're going to book you on that state charge. and eventually you'll go through the system and ice will get involved, and it will go through the deportation process after whatever the court decides to do with that person for that state crime. bill: we've heard some others in law enforcing out there in arizona it's another tool in a toolbox to fight crime, and they would argue there is no lack of crime today in arizona. chief thank you for your time. we are getting down to that crunch hour now. we'll see how it goes. >> thank you. bill: thank you for comi...

That part of the outrage was that one of the victims was a mentally disabled man who i believe was shot in the back. now the lawyers for these police officers say, look, this has been a long five years for them, they want their day in court, they wants to clear their names. why did it take so long, do we know? >> well, sure, because you may recall that originally they were prosecuted, these police officers under a state charge and ultimately the state charges were dismissed, the court determined that there were problems in the investigation, but what's happened here is that the justice departm...

Have a problem with that. my problem is when they ask me for papers. when they ask me what i'm doing. you know, what if i'm there for cinco de mayo and i happen to be wearing the hat and the morocco just celebrating that moment? >> larry: sheriff, who is stopped? give me a prototype of who you stop. >> you know, let me say this about the identification. we ask everybody for their i.d., their driver's license, in the course of our duty. nothing unusual about that. we ask them, you know where were you born, your date of birth? so this happens every day in law enforcement. >> larry: this case -- ...

Indiscriminately? >> no. no, we do not do that. we don't take people off the street corners or go into residents and businesses. we don't do that. we have a state charge first and then we have it to see if people are here illegally. >> larry: carlos, how's that different from any other law breaker or potential law breaker? >> if they ask me for my i.d. -- which, by the way, there have been times i forgot my wallet at home. they just write me a ticket for driving without the driver's license but they don't ask me to prove i'm an american. we're talking about, now, getting pulled over or committ...