this is th broward detention center. they were anxious to show it to us, it was one of their nicest facilities. >> broward is one of 250 detention facilities contracted by immigrations and being cch it's to facilitate the removal from the united states of people when they're ordered removed. >> immigration detention has a dark history. hundreds of cases of physical and sexual abuse have been documented. from 2003, to 2009, over 100 people died in ice custody. the obama administration announced they would reform the system. among ice officials, broward is held up as a model of that reform. >> what you'll see in broward as compared to certainly a county jail or some of our other more secure detention facility is a lot of freedom of movement, you see an interior space where people when they leave their rooms and they're housed in rooms rather than cells are pretty much free to walk anywhere between the perimeter of the -- within the perimeter of the building including outside. >> relatively speaking it looks great, it's pro

and joining me to discuss is broward county public school superintendent robert brunsy, president ofe and psychologist wendy walsh. >> tell us what zero tolerance is and why turn away from it now? >> well, the reason why we would turn away from it is because zero tolerance policies are not effective. in 2011 in broward county, we had the largest number of stude student school-related arrests in florida. 1,062. out of that 754 of them, about 75%, were for non-violent misdemeanor offenses. these are things that would normally have been handled by schools in the past and as we see the numbers continue to grow, they just put children on a trajectory that, one, they don't learn from the behavior. two, we see a lot of repeat offende offenders. we're trying to put interventions on the front end to change behavior and increase students' opportunity for success. >> fill us in, though, the 754 non-violent arrests, what were they for? >> so we're looking at things like disrupting a school event, fights, bullying, minor theft offenses, things, again, that can normally be handled within a distric

. >> good morning, i want to show you a live picture in highway 24, broward county mayor ken keechi is issuing a black ice advisory. it is not lake tahoe but it will be another chilly day and we will check in with steve for the complete forecast. let's talk about weather and traffic, steve is right here. >> i am and thank you very much, a very good morning, we have some cold temperatures and most of the records were 1972 and napa's 1932. it was 24 and san

i'm so broward proproud and blee been able to call him miy fathe. >> investigators are not certain whether the cause of the crash was mechanical or human error. >> "new day" interviewed andrew cuomo. >> you got to the scene quickly yesterday. what was it like? >> what you missed from the pictures, chris, is as the cars skidded along the dirt, the windows broke out, the doors opened. and they were picking up stones, rocks, dirt, tree limbs were flying through the cars. so the actually cars were filled with debris, filled with dirt. >> and chris cuomo is joining me now. you talked to your brother, the governor of new york. but first in terms of new information tonight, what do you know about this derailment? >> the brakes, the biggest question. they now know that the brakes were only applied seconds before the derailment. why so late? two possibilities before you jump to the conclusion of must not have been done in time. we don't know if the operator tried to use them and they didn't function, which is what he said. >> he said he tried the brakes and they didn't work. >> they do know the bra

. >> good morning, i want to show you a live picture in highway 24, broward county mayor ken keechi is issuing a black ice advisory. it is not lake tahoe but it will be another chilly day and we will check in with steve for the complete forecast. let's talk about weather and traffic, steve is right here. >> i am and thank you very much, a very good morning, we have some cold temperatures and most of the records were 1972 and napa's 1932. it was 24 and san francisco dipped and that's not going to happen. oakland airport is close. their record is 18 and that will not happen. the record is 26 and in 1972, we have the freeze warning and it goes until 1:00. by wednesday and thursday, we should start to see moderation as temperatures warm up every day. 20s and 30s, we are pretty close on these temperatures and there is not a cloud to be found in the state of california. so a cold morning, here is some sunshine, a little breezy and some highs today, upper 40s for some and very low 50s. here is sal. >>> all lanes of interstate 880 are back open after they hit some barrels on the 5th avenue x i

they expect, this will be the busiest holiday season week ever for broward and miami-dade counties. in tourist there is and it all comes down to the weather. the rich folks up in the north, they learned this years and years ago. that is what helped develop florida. they realized, well, when it cops to winter months, florida has the best weather of anywhere in the country. so when weather map shows ones, tens, 20s, book their travel to south florida. for marketing officials, hotel, restaurants, the whole industry, it is simple as location, location, location. >> once again from the united states the northeast, couple hour airplane flight. takes some of your viewers a couple hours to drive to places in the northeast. so, where would you rather be? in the cold or in the miami heat here? go heat. >> fortunately down here in south florida we get a later sunset every afternoon than you do up east thanks to the latitude. you can see there is a kite surfer out there final jumps of the day before it gets too dark out here. overall florida has 700 miles of sandy beaches and 90 plus billion, w

seems like it would be a great centerpiece for the room with all of the intricate detail, and the broward was left from another resident, -- the borrow what -- wood was left from another residence. because this room functions as both a den and a guest room, i wanted to give a warm, more intimate feeling, so i chose a dark covering to cover the walls with, and then i had fabrics and a pattern. i also wanted to create an intimate space for the bed, but in order to not make it feel too closed in, i had it echo the pattern in the fabric. this is really my favorite space in the house. this is really where i live. this space used to be the master closet, and there was a dividing wall, so i took that out in order to create transition space between the living room and the master bedroom, and it is a terrific space in the morning and nighttime. sometimes i sleep out here. thanks for stopping into my house today. i hope you enjoyed sharing my home as much as i enjoyed sharing it with you. >> coming up after the break, the conclusion of the jersey high of angela and jay. >> angela yee, >> now, we ar

miami-dade and broward county officials expect the biggest tourist week ever, the week before new year'sistmas to new year's, one of the busiest weeks in south florida, and the reason is pretty obvious when you look at the national weather map typical for any day in december. see the colors of blue and states up north, and the one state in the orange that is relatively warm, if not hot, is florida, where, in miami today, the high, 82 degrees. >> once again, from the united states, to the northeast, a couple hour airplane flight, and it takes some of you viewers a couple of hours to drive to places in the northeast. so, where would you rather be in the cold or the miami heat here? go heat. >> reporter: a lot of people clearly opting for the heat. tourists bring in $91 billion a year to the sunshine state. 700 miles of beaches doesn't hurt. but this week, holiday week ex-i always massively cried, and this looks to be record-setting: >> if they set a record, how much is due to the fact that christmas and new year's falling in the middle of the week, on a wednesday this year. >> reporter: th

. >> the holiday week down here in broward and miami-dade is the touristourists tend to outnumbee localsily. connell: that is big business for the locals. thanks. phil keating on the beach in florida. as we move on, reminding us but sometimes we forget every down bacthateverybody on the beach sd have their shirt off. going to the midwest where they have had the ice and everything else. utility workers trying to get the power back on. they are working on that. maria molina is all over the weather forecast. maria: i am from miami, so i have to chime in, go heat. connell: i thought you were talking about the weather. the heat do not need your help. the only two good teams in the conference. you want to talk more about the nba? maria: that is the extent of my knowledge with the nba. i have more to talk about with the weather. current temperatures very chilly and portions of the great lakes and england. 9 degrees, your current temperature in marquette is only 10 degrees. you factor in the wind chill, it feels very cold out there. marquette feels like 1 degree heading out the door, only single

your neighbor's not home, they just might be down in south florida this week, and the miami-dade and browardexpect this holiday week to be the busiest of all time. tourism officials report 3% increase in tourists this year over last year. they all come down here to be on the sand and look at the beach, and these numbers are absolutely positive for the economy, about $t 0 billion -- 90 billion every year comes into florida's economy. this is going to be the most crowded beach week of south florida history this wreak. the marketing secret no secret at all when the national weather map looks like this. people not in florida, well, they book travel to the sunshine state. hotels and restaurants are packed this week, and they bank on it as well. and rooms are going for very high prices, and most hotels from ft. lauderdale to key west are sold out or near capacity. >> we're seeing the best numbers since 2007. i think it was kicked off by the cold weather up in the northeast and canada. they got a lot of snow early this year, and that really pushed demand. so we're looking at sold outnumbers and the

. >>> no podremos recibir entradas de emergencia y es lo que más utiliza el condado broward, la ciudadrsonas: hombres, mujeres, niños y ancianos reciben un hogar con comida, aseo personal entre otra cosas. >>> entonces pondran gente que no están en la calel . >>> el fundador ya demandó a la ciudad, mientras pide llegar a un acuerdo para evitar dejar en las calles a cientos de personas . >>> la ciudad nos da dinero mensual, ¿por qué las otras ciudades no peuden hacer igual ?. >>> gracias a carolina riosario de univisión 23, la misa navideña resultó musioca para los oidos de fieles, al encontrarse a adivinen quién, andrea bocelli en medio del altar interpretando dos de sus temas, peregrinos sacaron sus teléfonos celulares para llevarse un recuerdo por tan sorpresiva sorpresa, qué lindo de verdad que canta, algunos comentaron que ver en misa una celebridad como bocelli ocurre una vez en la vida, sin embargo el notable artista explicó que es solamente un miembro del a iglesia que quiere agradecer a dios por el talento del canto ,nosotros seguimos con más de despierta américa . ♪. >>> ya me

that's why palm beach, monroe, miami dade and broward counties have formed a climate compact dedicated to mitigating climate change. yet, local task forces cannot replace national leadership. we need a nationwide effort to speed the adoption of clean energy and protect our people from unprecedented natural disasters. every member of this house belongs on the safe climate caucus. don't we all agree that as americans it's our responsibility to pass on a healthier and safer environment to the next generation? mr. speaker, addressing global climate change will take courage. anything less, i'm afraid, is cowardess. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia rise? mr. woodall: mr. speaker, by the direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 438 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 78, house resolution 438, resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to take from the speaker