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last week, peter broward delivered a speech in hong kong suggesting the china story must be handled with care. we have to be there, broward said, referring to china and that every once in a while, we wander a little bit and write stories we should have rethought. on that, richardson said clearly, there needs to be a robust debate about how the media engages with china. >> debate isn't happening at bloomberg. staying in southeast asia ever since its handover in 1997 from britain to china, hong kong has been operating under a one-country, two-system rule. beijing promised to preserve some of the city's economic and social autonomy from the mainland, including freedom of the press. for a while, hong kong enjoyed one of the freest media climates in the region. in 2003,ing it ranked 18th in the annual press freedom index issued by reporters without borders. ten years later, the climate changed. hong kong now sits at number 61 in that same table. china is 5th from bottom. china watchers say beijing is gradually taking control over hong kong and the media are just a part of that. what was once

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>> the last show they'll have in the broward.ey're going elsewhere. >> that's where most people know of the whitney. >> it's not just the whitney has been there, it's an historic landmark. it is a building that's regarded as an architectural treasure. >> how has the art world changed in the last five years? >> i.t. particularly changed, and it has really changed video. video editing happens digitally. massive large video cameras, now he can make his videos on an iphone. >> some people may have this image of art as a painting, in a museum that hangs on a wall, done by one artist and that's art. good that is art. >> but what you're talking about is so much bigger. >> it is bigger. the art world has been expanding for years. one of the reasons the whitney has to move to a businesser building is the broward was built in 1963. it's not well suited to theater pieces or dances. the art world has changed and the whitney needs to capture that. >> our thanks to anthony. on to other news. the winter paralympics. despite the tensions between

joining me tonight, mitch cesar, chairman of the broward county democratic party.se. you've got a heated governor's race down there. first of all, will charlie crist get the democratic nod to run against rick scott? >> well, as you know, ed, he does have a primary. he's certainly the heavy favorite that polling has indicated. he's raised millions of dollars and we know rick scott will outraise democrats in general by 2-1 or 3-1. >> what will turn voters non'14 in florida? it's an off year election, a midterm, historically not good for democrats. everybody loves to point that out but the issues are a little more intense. >> i think president obama is not the negative the republicans are trying to make him out to be. i think because of education, in building the middle-class and also the key issue will be rick scott. i think people really in florida don't like rick scott. he's done terrible things. he had an opportunity to accept $51 billion in medicaid money, he turned it down. this supposed jobs governor had an opportunity to create 23,000 jobs by a rail system and

. >>> broward county, florida, a little town called westin. firefighters are on the scene of an amazing rescue. okay, not quite amazing but absolutely adorable. guess what's stuck in an engine? >> cat. >> right. a kitten to be specific. they spent 30 minutes trying to get this little kitten out. >> yay! >> oh. >> right here, right here. >> i want to be mad at the cat here because, like, why are you going in the car? >> okay? you hungry? >> how does it always fall to firefighters? >> firefighters are good guys, someone or something is in need the firefighters show up. here they have a still shot on their facebook page what the cat looked like trapped inside. any day, fell has. any day. >>> in the battle between cat and raccoon, who will win? advantage raccoon. here you have a couple of cats and a couple of raccoons. the cats are in the house and they have access to one piece of cat food fed to them and as you can see here the cats not as aggressive in play here. >> the raccoons are scavengers and they got to get what they can when they can get

ice with me as he got here before today the winds in southern awful title to the high seventeen km broward is that really blowing and there's still the threat of gossiped about a hundred twenty six going through your saturday out through sunday here snow up to about sixty centimeters possibly accumulating their over towards a western portions of a kind of pitiful coup in into the vocal week of region of the good news is that i can said partly cloudy skies across the pacific coastline the best i can be lasting very long when a new system coming in from the west nasty bring some rain showers bring down the southeastern parts of china. he has sired around thirty to sixty millimeters of total accumulations out here as it does push off their toys he is really the southern japanese islands all that's where you can be looking at the up rain showers out here going into your saturday evening out through sunday. now some good news behind it although as that does push up their toys the east behind a high pressure work its way in and bring some warmer temperatures might feel a bit more like spring at

going on, there will be some pretty boo good rain, by 2:00, they are focusing on the north bay and broward is already home by now. it falls apart and the last couple of systems and sunday longs like another rain producer and sunday clouds are increasing and it looks like things may change, maybe a quarter much and it may be half inch to a little higher to areas to the north and now and especially further to the north nothing too heavy, willits, northern mendocino, nothing yet and this will be another mild pattern and there is another mild system enhancing them and i think you will see it move south tonight. conditions on the mild side, 60s on the temperatures and low- to-mid and a few upper and then you get to the santa clara valley and it would not take much when you are sitting at 56 degrees and it looks good to warm with rain on sunday. >> they are having problems with a faulty ignition switch. now gmc c e.o -- ceo, 139 jobs in february and so far the reaction could be good on wall street and futures point to slightly higher openings and that follows a really good day and it starts toda

diante has moved from kids' corner to broward children's center, a nonprofit stepdown facility designed to prepare kids to go home. diante now takes the bus to school every day. he takes part in activities. >> we are making a lava lamp. >> and the therapists are skills. >> if you had your wish about where you could live, where would you want to live? >> at home. >> at home? with your mom? >> uh-huh. >> and your grandparents? >> uh-huh. >> home is four hours away in orlando. and visits are special occasions. diante is the light of my life. he is a beautiful soul. when i see him, i just -- i go into joy mode. >> that's how i feel. >> pretty cool. >> yeah. >> andrew martinez's future is not as clear. on this day, marcela martinez learned his son was receiving only two hours a month of speech therapy. i was with him when he spoke to the therapist. >> she said to you, he doesn't follow our commands. and we can only evaluate him on what we see. can you remind me what you said ? >> well, i actually pulled down my camera phone and showed her how he follows commands. >> this is what he showed he

crist leads scott by 34 percentage points in broward and miami-dade counties.ing to be big. crist leads by six percentage points, according to a poll of republican-controlled state house districts. north florida is a republican stronghold, and crist leads scott by four percentage points there, which is almost unheard of. that's a cumulative 17-point shift in favor of democrats compared to the 2010 election. this weekend i am down here in florida to talk to voters about the issues that matter to them with a focus group. we're going to be talking about jobs, health care and voting rights. annette taddeo chair of the miami-dade democratic party joins me tonight. annette, good to have you with me. what message does it send when you've got republicans leaking poll numbers to the press? >> wow. well, maybe they're trying to wake up their base, or maybe -- i don't really understand why they would leak these polls. but you know what? i just these republicans are really, really worried, although they're certainly seeing a little light at the end of the tunnel with what

he has a packed speech this morning in broward county.'ll fund raise on sunday, and later on in the week, raising money for new mexico governor martinez and he ends next week speaking to the influential doenlers at the jewish coalition meeting taking place in las vegas. meanwhile, clinton has been everywhere this week. she joked about speculation on her future to a group of publishers on wednesday in new york city. >> i was leaving the state department, stepping off that high-wire of american diplomacy. there'd be no more interview requests. no frantic media speculation about my plans. just peace and quiet -- [ laughter ] -- in our little old chappaqua farmhouse up in the attic where i hang out. it has not exactly worked out that way. >> also on wednesday, hillary clinton appeared to distance herself, at least rhetorically from the president, on iran, telling the american jewish congress she's doubtful about the prospects of a nuclear deal. the odds are not good. i am also personally skeptical that the iranians would follow through and de

broward county mayor kristin jacobs has been at the forefront of south florida climate change discussions and has earned national recognition for her work. >> i see the biggest obstacles for us in going forward are term limits. when you consider the leaders that are necessary, the cheerleaders that are necessary to continue pulling this very heavy train forward. and without that leadership, the one that casts the vote, the one that decides the budget, the one that directs their staff resources to any given priority, if you don't have that at any given time this could all fall apart. >> reporter: but these plans come at a high price, something always politically difficult. as a member of the compact, former county commissioner katy sorenson has been an advocate for planning for the coming changes. >> no one wants to pay increased taxes or fees but if people want to live here, we have to make these investments to do the infrastructure planning, the pump systems, all the stuff that needs to be done so that we can stay habitable. >> one of the biggest challenges we have in south florida and a

bill broward tells me, if you were on this list, every bank in the world would pretty much close your account. you can't take out your money or do any transactions. that's the heart of these sanctions. even if it's a foreign bank, no bank in the world wants to risk getting caught up in the u.s. sanction violation. this is true for any company that these guy also control. europe, now, so far, they've backed off targeting these same oligarchs. they can still go to their town houses in london and paris. they can still use their yachts in the med this summer. that's what's important. these oligarchs still living kind of large outside the u.s. not so much in the u.s. sue, back to you. >> robert, thank you very much. >>> all right, is venice about to leave italy? well, people there are voting about that this week. the polls are about to close. we'll give you an update. also ahead, the search in the pacific. phil lebeau is on the case in chicago for us. phil? >> sue, search flights are done for the day. bad weather starting to move in. what are the results so far? we've got fresh video and a

when the yankees move from fort lauderdale to hillsboro, it went up in for broward county and down andhere was not a demonstrable -- to the the city county from the yankees arriving. want is a benefit if you to see baseball, but in terms of tax dollars coming in, you can't find it. are we able to quantify what it actually does for the local community? county, fort myers, they have two teams. they did an economic impact study. economists don't like it, but take the numbers at face value, those teams are worth $47 million in economic activity to the county each year. this is a county with a $21 billion gdp. we are talking about less than 1/10 of one percent of value to that community and they have spent 220 million dollars on these facilities, including one stadium that is not even being used. by the time they pay off the bonds they will have paid half of a billion dollars for it. >> i have to tell you, leo hindery -- >> he did not found the yes network. >> right, the ceo of the yes network, he was on last week when you were doing your report and he agreed pretty wholeheartedly with you.

. >> fire crews in broward county pulled the kitten free, it was taken to the vet to be checked out ands a two-pound puppy in his bag. the man is described in his early 20s, 6'1" with a slim build. if you see the chihuahua napper, call police. >> chihuahua theft. it could happen you. >>> when remember harry reid slammed balm caobama care's ver >> there ee's plenty of horror stories being told, they're not true, but they a're being told all over america. >> joining us to weigh in is alean singer from the heritage foundation. good morning and thanks for being with us. you need to watch out for the obama subsidy cliff. >> the obama care subsidies are available to eligible applicants between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty level. for an individual this is $46,000 a year. and for a family of four, this is about $96,000 a year. if you're above 400% of the federal poverty level, you have to pay back every dollar of subsidy you received that year. for one couple that was in a news article, they had to pay back $20,000 of subsidy if that would have happened to them. >> one of the big promis

obviously we're going to keep them in that state for as short a time as possible because even though the broward body can sort of still function at that at that lower temperature obviously not more than a i would imagine and again this is part of the research probably more no more than an hour or two at the most and obviously the shorter time they're under this process the better but you know most people have heard about like a young child or an adult that's fallen into like a lake and into the freezing cold water and somehow they're able to be alive in that water because they're by a temperature has gone down what happens when by a temperature lowers his yourselves function at a slower level and you can actually survive longer that way with that oxygen so they're sort of mimicking that process hoping to put the body sort of to sleep while the. do these major surgical repair so again the shorter the time the better but i imagine it's going to be anywhere from an hour to two not much more than that it's very exciting to see how these clinical trials are carried out and see what the results will b