'The sequester': Arizona items on the chopping block  GLENDALE,
AZ - You've probably heard a lot about "the sequester," th e
automatic budget cuts set to start on Friday if federal
lawmakers don't agree on a deal.  Here's a  breakdown of exactly
how Arizona would be affected :  I f the President and Congress
don't intervene, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano
said national security is at risk and 5,000 border patrol agents
would have to go.  That's just the tip of the iceberg for
potential Arizona losses. More than $ 17 million for K-12
schools and hundreds of jobs could be lost. T en thousand
civilian military employees could be forced to take furloughs.
We're told a ccess to child care for hundreds of disadvantaged
children and $ 132,000 for domestic violence victims would be
cut. Also, both Glendale Municipal Airport and Phoenix Goodyear
Airport are among a long list of smaller airports across the
country that would be forced to close their control towers.
Gov. Jan Brewer said she's counting on