california florida, illinois... and new york and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration & naturalization service. listen to this: "crime up 12 percent." "ten die in hurricane." it's no wonder people feel depressed. - maybe you shouldn't read the newspaper every day. - ust read the comics. - here. - for the police officers at that table. - they don't look like policemen. - detectives. i met them here last week. i just wanted to welcome them to the neighborhood. good idea. when is that due by ? wednesday, i think. wednesday ? here you go. i'm sorry, we didn't order this. they're from mr. brashov. rosa's famous coffee cake, on the house. that's very nice of you, but i'm afraid we can't accept it. oh, please, i insist. sorry, it's against department policy. oh. i can understand that. put it on our bill. i think my partner hasn't eaten in about a month. as you wish. i hope you will visit us often. mmm. you've got a deal. - hi, everybody. - aren't you supposed to be in school ? - i'm showing my grandparents where the bus stop is. - where are t

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. - jamal ! - what ? i'm sorry. i just wish the phone would ring. any word yet ? -it seems like forever since the paramedics left. -rosa should have called by now. i hope mr. brashov is all right. perhaps our phone is not working. well, it was worth a try. hello ? it's rosa. - oh, good. - what ? what does she say ? what ? mr. brashov is all right. they say he's had a mild heart attack. they say he's out of danger. what's that, rosa ? she said that he's already argued with two of the nurses. yes, that is a good sign. not if you're one of those nurses. can we visit him tonight ? rosa, are visitors allowed tonight ? she says no visitors until tomorrow. well, rosa tell mr. brashov that we wish him well... and that we'll be by to see him tomorrow. okay, bye, rosa. i am surprised we cannot visit him tonight. when my uncle was sick back home, friends and family stayed with him all night. we even brought him his meals. well i'm glad

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. what a mess out there. with all this construction going on, it's going to take a miracle to get our customers in here. i thought you called the city to find out what was going on. i have called them every morning and every afternoon for the past two weeks. - what did they say ? - nothing. i still haven't spoken to anyone. - in other words, they're campaigning for reelection. - exactly. - hello. - hello. - i am hassan. - i'm sorry, sir. we are not open yet. no problem. i think you should know, sir, there are people who are placing... pieces of wood with stripes on them all over the street in front of your cafe. yes, we know. the city promised to remove them. but it hasn't happened yet. i see. excuse me, one moment. what a strange man. i can't help thinking he reminds me of someone. so-- has anyone seen my cousin ? i told him to wait out in front of the cafe. i should have guessed. okay, everything is much better now, huh ? h

. >> i'm back from sunny, california -- no, florida. >> florida. >> but they were both pretty sunny. one was rocking a little bit, california, but gorgeous in florida. >> we missed you, by the way. >> you had jenna. >> you hit the jackpot in the weather department, as always. >> we have been going down to this place in the keys for over 20 years and florida can be iffy. you know? we had a beautiful, beautiful weekend. i want to show you -- not that one. >> wait a second. look at you with the sunset. who took that picture? it is not a selfie, obviously. >> no. >> i don't know took that or when. looking wind blown. is that what you're calling our sunset picture. >> this is another one. just the sunset without you in front of it. i saw that one. that is it. >> we were alone all weekend. who took that. there are satellites in the sky. did a fun thing -- had a little reception, we'll talk about in a little bit, friday night at our place down there. the next morning, my dear friend emily wirda -- >> she changed her name? >> no, people go, it is weird that your name is weirda, she's been put

> las Últimas cifras oficiales muestran que poco mÁs de 4 millones se han inscrito, y que california, la floridaa florida, alegan que son discriminados, porque ese estado no reconoce matrimonios entre personas del mismo sexo realizados en otros estados los Últimos 30 dÍas e se han presentado demandas similares en alabama e indiana. >>> un adelanto de lo que preparan para la ediciÓn nocturna estÁ aquÍ ilia calderÓn. >>> llegÓ con nueva informacion, sobre la misteriosa desapariciÓn del aviÓn de malasia airlines rbs de acuerdo con fuentes oficiales estadounidense citadas por abc news, los mecanismos de localizaciÓn del yet con 239 pasajeros abordo, fueron apagados manualmente esta hipÓtesis por supuesto darÍa un vuelco total a la investigaciÓn. tambiÉn trabajamos sobre otros temas. millÓnes de empleados asalariados miles de latinos pueden beneficiar de la medida que anuncio el presidente barack obama. para exigir que las empresas le paguen por trabajo de horas extras. y vamos a presentar la terrible historia de una niÑa mexicana vendida por su propia madre a un sujeto con quien contrajo nupcias, la

. -- you sayoncerned you're going to go to california from florida and the asexual -- and be a successfulis a long shot. i understand his concern. tavis: how did he come around? years later when you are selling records like crazy? >> he was really proud. he knew that i loved music. they just didn't think i would try to make it a career. they thought i would be a painter or are teacher or something like that. tavis: so he made peace with tom petty. >> the whole ban was really close with my folks. we rehearsed in my parents' living room. tavis: there are 12 tracks on here. 10 original tracks, new pieces of material. two covers. both of the covers happened to the dylan. everybody knows your work. when i say the name, bob dylan, and the fact that you only have two tracks covert and both of them are dylan, what is it about bob dylan? >> that is a hard one to pin down. far.es back so when we would rehearse, sometimes we would just be messing around between songs and play a ballad from the 1600s or 1700s. he knows so much about music. he also knows a lot about rhythm. it is not just the rhythm o

texas, california, missouri, florida and ohio had the most. however, the odds of buying a car under recall were much less when purchased at a reputable dealership. honda marks a u-s milestone this week as the10 millionth accord built here rolls of the assembly line. built in marysville, ohio (mare-iz-ville) - accords account for half of the 20 million hondas made in the u-s- a. about 95 percent of hondas and acuras sold in the u-s last year were manufactured in north america. last year u-s plants made a company record 1.3 million vehicles -- up more than 7 percent from 2012. home builder stocks hammered out gains earlier this week but then were sawed off by investors yesterday. kb homes fell 3% in trading thursday. while new home builder lennar sold off by 2%. both reported selling more homes at higher prices. in the broader housing market-- the national association of realtors reports: sales of previously owned houses--- fell .4% in february as nasty weather and rising prices slowed home buying. "i don't think the weather was the main factor,

left florida, back to california. s.w.a.t. 's scapes are from another florida prison. nobody has ever escaped from santa rose a escape was one of the first thing that is entered the mind when they discovered the handcuff key. >> mainly for my -- >> i have had possession of a weapon, dr, possession of a handcuff key. several disrespect dr's. fight drs. i spent about four of them confined. >> boddin was already in the close management unit when he was caught with the cuff key. now he must face the i.c.t., who can change his status to level two to level 1, the highest security level in the entire prison. >> you are currently a level 2, your officer is recommending upgrade to 1. >> what were you planning to do with the handcuff key? >> 15 to 25 dollars. >> do you understand the seriousness of the consequence? >> yes, sir. >> anything else on that? >> step out. >> boddin will wait outside. it only takes moments for the classification team to reach a decision. >> the institutional classification team we are going to recommend upgrade

. >> comcast says it will invest hundreds of millions in california and florida theme parks. over universal you orlando resorts as part of the nbc acquisition in 1212 a challenge to walt disney tourism. >> sue you are following the backup? >> the backup is into tracy. the fire is out. it was a big dump truck, more like a big rig and off to the shower, slow traffic remains and the damage is done. it is about 20 miles, now, between pleasanton and tracy. i checked the drive times and an hour and 35 minutes. take bart. bart is running 57 trains on time. a horrendous backup because of the early big-rig fire in the pleasanton area. use bart if you can. we will hook at san rafael richmond, i believe -- no that is walnut creek tail lates are starting to jam and bricks are on and the 24 junction shows slow traffic on monday morning give yourself plenty of time. mike? >> a few sprinkles out here in san francisco and we will go to the rain totals and show how anemic at .02" in san francisco, and concord .301" and on 24, the caldecott tunnel hat the highest amount at $1" so -- at .1" so

when dreamers, united we dream and many dreamer organizations across the country from cla california to floridathers, led a graduates campaign, demanding the president stops deporting dreamers. the white house says no we can't, the president does not have the legal authority. but we proved to the president he had the legal authority. a memo submitted to the white house demonstrating his legal authority. and we ended up winning on june of 2012, the president announced the deferred action program that stopped deporting dreamers and gave them administrative relief. so we have played this game before. and the white house right now has nowhere to hide. there is no questions, the pressure is mounding. he has the authority. and they need to act. and the community is ready to make sure that we continue the pressure up. so that he takes action. >> and certainly the battle will continue. christina jiminez. thank you for your time. it's time to see what's trending on the website, check in with hermella. >> 175,000 jobs were added and the unemployment ticked up from 6.7 to 6.6 in january. the unemployed am

sense of are alls -- these local chambers of commerce, alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, florida, georgia, indiana and illinois, kentucky, maryland, massachusetts, missouri, montana, nebraska, new jersey, and mexico -- new mexico, and new york, north carolina, north dakota, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, south carolina, tennessee, virginia, and washington state. i have been on this committee time i got set up a long ago. this is unprecedented. we have a job to do, and it ain't about red and blue. it is about getting the highway trust fund on solid ground for five or six years, and i know we all want to do it, and i just really am grateful to this panel, my colleagues on the committee, for showing your interest is a. michael first to lewis, the department of the rhode island department of transportation. >> good morning, madame chairman. aching member vitter, distinguished members of the committee, i michael lewis, director of the department of transportation in rhode island. when i look at the powertel, i have experience with all of your states, many other states. college in the

to depend on the area of the country they went into the overheated market like phoenix and california and floridahose areas until 20 become our were talking about. but i do think there is some pressure on the housing sector. gerri: that's good news where pension coverage of the most. so net that, it's going to be a squeeze and sort of interruption. prices may come back down. gerri: one of the big questions is will wonders be free with money? >> i don't think they're going to be as free or maybe that's not a bad thing. being too free with the money fuels the crisis. we also discussed the first-time home buyer which is the beginning of the food chain, very high that and that's impinging the market will that. gerri: i think people saw prices go through the request are. they're they're watching to see what happens. what do you think happened to that home price everyone watche. >> 12% year-over-year gains. they're not going to see a tapering off as it cruises off. the real unemployment rate is nothing pretty to look at. there's nothing like jobs to boost the housing market. gerri: you have to be in it

think you have written about this, the five top states for hispanic population, you have california, texas, florida illinois, three of which are blue states, one is solid red and one is a battleground state. >> he's sister-in-law part of it because they're not invested in those states. when you look at these stat this is ticks, it does tend to have higher latino participation, because every vote matters and that's something unfortunately, because demographics, we don't see that in new york. >> there's a way that we're going to turning texas purple. >> same thing could be said for arizona, same thing could be said for colorado. >> georgia. >> the problem is that the republicans don't know how to do this type of latino outreach and the -- >> voting democratic, it might not be purple texas so quickly. >> your nationalses are playing, what are you doing here? >> straight ahead, we go beyond the majors for an inside look at a game the bands don't normally get to see. # every year. does that make a difference? search "cost of financial advisors" ouch! over time it really adds up. then go to e*trade and f

american have benefited from house prices rising, particularly in arizona, texas, california, florida degree new york. so how important are the russian buyers for us or the ukrainians for that matter? >> were you both in sunny isles together? should we disclose to the audience that they're married? >> separately i was in miami late last year and while we were sort of shadowing two groups of mation buyers for a shoot and both groups of mansion buyers happened to be ukrainians. this money has left a long time ago. it's clearly benefited the art market, the diamond market. these are people that just want to put their wealth anyplace portable as quickly as possible. there's to question real estate has benefited. >> also in a place with rule of law. it's not just ukrainians. it's chinese. wealthy people all over the world will pay up rouge fhuge f estate in the united states because no one will seize it for them. >> they don't like rule of law when they make their money, but they like it a lot where they put their money. absolutely. >> thank you, robert. >> high stakes conflict, russia den

thedestinations -- think of caribbean, florida, california, arizona, las vegas, places like that. places likeionally, athens, barcelona, lisbon, etc. that we arerkets either not making inadequate margin or we are losing money. what we have done -- we are either not making an adequate margin or we are losing money. done some things to that our costs and we are bang on expectations. >> what about hiring? >> we are hiring flight attendants. is toproach at rouge build a distinct altar from the mainline brand. distinct culture from the mainline brand. we have been training with disney world. we have a partnership with disney world, who has been training our employees. we think they have a very superior customer service dynamic. ge have been launching rou in western canada and the overall expectation is that the rouge aircraft will deliver 21% lower cost on the narrowbody and 3com --he wide-body through a configuration of labor savings. -- of cutting costs and labor savings. as far as joe biden is concerned, you fly into and would airuardia canada. i wonder what your response is to his

california. y melbourne florida para seguir expandiendo el horizonte, incursiona en una nueva aventura. >>> creoa. >>> su mayor anhelo es generar algÚn tipo de impresiÓn, o al menos una reflexiÓn. >>> por mÁs que alguna de mis piezas no son directamente felices, o con un mensaje feliz. siempre, incitan una, algo positivo, y a la misma vez sÍ, cambio, es algo muy importante que creo que lo he venido trabajando. >>> el Éxito comercialya empezÓ a sonreirle, hace 4 aÑos vendiÓ su primer cuadro en 150 dÓlares, hoy sus pinturas oscilan entre 1500 y 8000 dÓlares, con esa fuente de inspiraciÓn, seguramente seguirÁ cada dÍa mÁs motivado. >>> quÉ talento. para aquellos jÓvenes que se sientan inspirados por el artista, dijo que lo logrÓ con disciplina, perseverancia y pasiÓn para conocer mÁs de su arte, entre en la pÁgina en pantalla y las redes sociales. conÉctese, a continuaciÓn mÁs que irreverente fue el acto de miley cyrus en un concierto, ya lo verÁn, y le ponemos rostro a voces que amenizan las maÑanas en univisiÓn radio. nadie se explica como el vidrio que cubre el pastel termina en el suelo sin que

he is doubling down on theme parks, investing hundreds of millions of dollars in parks in california and floridaed universal -- orlando resort. it is also financing the largest hotel construction project in north america. can you believe that? 1800 rooms. >> no. >> believe it. i just told you. it will be in 1960's theme. you can think of the wildwood hotel. and matching it stretching over the ballfields. overagine it stretching football fields. hotel projects always turn out bad for everyone. >> orlando is on and up spring. disney has a new neighborhood of high-end homes that you can purchase for $1.7. four miles from the park. and is happening to dizzy -- disney and everything around it are on the upswing. there is the opportunity for more hotels and more parks. always think of these things as absolute money drains. >> they are fun money drains. that is why people still go. >> i like to feel like i get a lot. >> you also do not have children. it is pulling people away from disney world. and maybeo florida you'll go to universal studios a day or two. >> that is what we do with my kids. >> they w

we are seeing in california, florida, areas that are hardest hit, we're seeing multiple offers, we'reget those homes. it's leaning towards the seller's side. >> okay. in new york, in manhattan, is as hot as a pistol? >> always, right? new york and san francisco always seem to weather it well. >> they're not -- you know, they're not making anymore. there's mountains blocking things out in san francisco. i thought it was funny the first place you mentioned in colorado. i'm thinking a bunch of stoners. >> how about minnesota? >> why minnesota? >> it just is. it didn't go down as much in the recession but, come on, i'm in colorado right now. i had to say it. >> it's the warm winters in minnesota. >> oh, yes, that's it. >> we understand colorado. everybody wants to move there now. margaret, thank you. >> thank you. >> i don't know if i'd want to be the first state, you know? you get the reputation that you're a bunch of stoners, right. >> that's your age group. the younger group think it's a wonderful happening. >> it was basically legal anyway, wasn't it most places? >> it was available.

florida had largest numbers of enrollment in february. those are places where the administration is targeting because that's where a lot of uninsured live. california, texas and florida represent 40% of the enrollment the last month, so those three states are going to drive a lot of the numbers in the next three weeks. >> woodruff: larry levitt, as you talk to folks in the administration, are they tweaking this campaign as they go along, saying this is working or this isn't? i want to get joanne's take on this, too, but, larry levitt what have beewhat have you been? >> latinos have been the prime target and there's a been a push not only in washington but the states out here in california. there's a lot of marketing and outreach going on but it's probably not enough. this program like any government program is going to take time to ramp up and is probably particularly true here because it's so divisive. as joanne said, there aren't just ads to get people to sign up but ads to get people to oppose or support the law still going on. >> woodruff: joanne kenen, as you talked to the administration, what are they saying? are they frustrated, just know it

>> massachusetts, florida-- >> massachusetts: income tax. go ahead. california >> okay, four out of the six have income taxes. i mean, i've heard a lot of businessmen say what you're saying, and i keep wondering, well, where are they gonna move if they leave? >> well, each state has its own competitive advantages. so by adding this additional burden, it makes us much less attractive. >> adam stites is another entrepreneur who opposes the initiative. he moved his company, istores, from portland, oregon, across the columbia river to vancouver, washington, just nine miles away. >> it broke down to taxes. oregon has the highest income tax in the united states, and washington has the lowest at 0%. >> istores is the largest online retailer of paintball equipment. [paintball gun clicking] stites has been hiring staff for a new company he acquired that sells prank novelties. this for halloween? >> it is for halloween or for any times that you need to be a man-eating shark. >> under the new tax, he would have to pay $50,000 a year. and that, he says, would hamper his abi

with the highest probability in central florida, which is where we had the tornado warnings earlier today. we also saw tornadoings early this week in california. and in the mississippi valley, in towards florida and the southeast. now it has been very, very slow in terms of tornadoes this march. typically the average january through march is around 178 tornadoes. we've only had 57, not including the ones we saw today. as we get into april and may, things start to perk up. looking across the west coast where we saw the earlier tornados this week in california and the northwest where we had been dealing with record breaking rainfall. this is the radar estimate of precipitation over the last 48 hours. in some cases several inches. and just north of seattle, the potential for landslides and mudslides exists not only this weekend but into next week. >> janice dean, thank you very much for the update. speaking of which, new developments now in the massive and deadly mudslide in washington state. officials there saying they're all but giving up hope of finding survivors. now one more body has been located, bringing the total to 26. crews have only b

. >> and florida shark bites are different than california shark bites. >> yes. a little bigger, aren't they, out west? great whites there. >> in florida, a lot of them are the feeding sharks, nurse sharks and sand sharks, yeah. they nibble. >> a little contact. >>> let's talk about what happened in washington state, horrible mud slide. we had an incredibly wet march. we're up over 7 3/4 inches of rain for the month of march. it just has been getting drenched there in the pacific northwest. and, you know, we haven't gotten a lot of that down in southern california where we need it. we have another storm on the way. you see the big swirl there in the middle of your screen. this one and the cold front moving on shore as we go through the night tonight. we get a dry day today, still protected by the dry, cool air. so another day today, just like yesterday. then the weather pattern changes and, again, look like much of the wet weather focused to the north, maybe slides into san francisco, maybe a little bit in l.a., but the majority of the rainfall will really be nort

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we can go to california, texas, florida is another one where majority minority states and we can project that out and see more and more how our country is changing. when you change that, it changes how we think about race. way back in the '60's and '70's race was white or black. now when we think of race it is a slippery slope. newt gingrich was a leader in changing federal form so that people could lift more than one race on a form -- list -- and in the 2010 census people could list more than one race. there were 19 different categories in the census. so how people define themselves and what race is has become a slippery slope in american politics. >> host: republican candidates tend to win the majority of the white vote and lose big time with the african-americans and hispanics. >> guest: right. this is a lesson the republicans -- i am frustrated. if you talk to former rnc chair's like ken melman. he has said repeatedly that the republican parties relies on white voters to win and they don't have enough white voters to win. their problem is not white voters sitting at home and not comi

. >> you know, they are happy to be out in florida, too, because you know the weather for the entire state of californiar there in florida. >> airport security is tuf, right? well, maybe not, a woman tried to sneak on to a play to hawaii without a ticket three times and she came pretty close to getting away with it. her story and much more coming up on the 10:00 o'clock news. >> facebook, and on twitter, thanks so much for joining us, we'll see you at 10:00. >> good night. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ i finally found [boy] mom!ughs] ♪ [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo. aloha, lily. aloha. oh, wait. let's do it one more time. the doggy was blocking her face. yeah, go back. no. no! no. we

. >> in 2012, florida recorded 125 violent crimes. california was a distant seven. that will do it for this edition of al jazeera news. news at the top of every hour. we leave you with a look at the nation's capital. thanks pore watching. how local communities are taking mounters into their own hands. lisa fletcher is out on vacation, and we have latoya, our senior producer joining us, rocking that red jacket.

more first-generation americans than any other republican district in the country outside california or florida. rights arek voting being trampled in my district i will tell you the option. i cannot get folks to the po lls fast enough. my counties is a majority minority county. what you are saying is true of the state of georgia before i was born, not today. if you love faith, family, and believe in education and community, you can call yourself a republican or a democrat, it does not matter. you will be with me at the ballot box. i want everyone who believes in this country to get to the polls. i am never afraid of your ideas. i am afraid of apathy. if we can have a battle of ideas this country is a better state. in georgia we see more voter turnout than we have seen in decades. host: congressman, is immigration going to come to the house floor this year? guest: i hope it does. what we have is a trust problem. i had a serious conversation with some thoughtful folks. i said what can we do to get this process moving. they said we cannot. if we can negotiate a deal, the president will choose not

let's meet today's contestants -- a university administrator from encinitas, california... ...a door person from orlando, florida high-school history teacher from brunswick, ohio... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you. i just discovered something about matt. he's not superstitious, so he's not worried about the ides of march. but did you notice that he did not smile until we mentioned his name and the amount of money he's won? thad and cameron, welcome aboard. let's go to work. here comes the jeopardy! round. and here come the categories. we start off with... alex: matt. let's go with celebs for $200. thad. who is charlie sheen? correct. i'll take celebs for $400. matt. who is dicaprio? yes. celebs for $600.

it helps them pinpoint the highest areas, california and texas and florida lead.y will set up prevention efforts. >>> forget cans and sun dance, one of the films featured was this one. it's called "discovery" by tiffany lynn from fremont. it's a short film about how technology is a valuable tool. the sophomore was selected from more than 2,000 entrieentries. it's part of the president's initiative to bring american classrooms into the 20th century. >>> hundreds of leaders will visit to mark read across america day. kris sanchez got an early start. >> here is an easy thing to say -- >> i recognize that book. i recognize kris, as well. she has two beautiful daughters of her own. she was at laurel wood elementary today. while it kids enjoyed the book, they learned language and reading skills. it commemorated dr. seuss' birthday. he would have turned 110 on sunday. >> look how good that class is. >> they were tentative. >> i know. >> i wanted to learn more, too. >> i want to learn more. >> let's hear your forecast. got to get through another 12 hours. >> yeah, and eve

florida. >> and in california, a couple who found $10 million worth of gold coins in their backyard, may not be so lucky after all. the san francisco chronicle says the coins may have been stolen from the u.s. mint back in 1900, that means they would be the property of the government. but a mint spokesman said they don't have any information linking the coins to any thefts. >> may have been stolen. >> may have been. >> yeah, good luck prove make have been stolen. >> everybody is digging up their backyard. >> appreciate it, thank you. >> in italy, a new threat for pompei heavy rain brought down several walls in the ancient city, one of them the arch of the temple of venus, and the other a wall from an acropolis. italian officials are talking about how to save the site. scotland's proindependent first minister in london making his case for scottish independence, voter goss to polls in december to decide whether their country should be independent. those for us believe an independent scotland would benefit the entire united kingdom, and british prime minister has previously urged cots to vote a

florida. >> and in california a couple who found $10 million worth of gold coins in their backyard may not beso lucky after all. the san francisco chronicle said the coins may have been stolen from the u.s. mint back in 1900. that means they would be the property of the government. but a mint spokesman said they don't have any information linking the coins to any thefts, tony, the couple has hired an auctioneer to represent them. >> wait a minute. that's a fine story. 101 years old? >> yes, i glow 93-year-old >> god bless.ow. >> my heroes. >>> today marks the first primary election of the year. the polls are open in texas ahead of this year's midterm election. and the pressure is on to get voters to the polls. 101. sorry, highy joe castro is in dallas for us. really, all eyes are on senator wednesdayy davis who seems to be holding the hopes of the democratic party in this red state. >> reporter: that's right, we're at the dallas county democratic headquarters where just under two hours polls in this county will close, and people here they're looking at it as every last phone call, every last

they can go to states like california and texas or florida would he another big state where we are talking about majority minority state's and we can project that out in time and see more and more how were country is changing. when you change that dramatically changes how we think about race. you know way back in the 60s and 70's we thought about race in very simple terms of white or black although was never that simple. now when we think of race we can think of it as a kind of slippery slope. newt gingrich was a leader in changing federal forums so people could list more than one race on a form and in the 2010 census people could list more than one race so in 19 different racial categories of the census. so how people define themselves, what race is has become a very slick or a slope in american politics. >> host: republican candidates tend to win the majority of the white vote and lose big time african-american and hispanics. >> guest: right, and this is a lesson that republicans, i'm frustrated as i think if you talk to a republican establish figure think of rnc chairs like ed gillespie

and of course between california and texas and florida those are the three biggest states in terms ofmber of people who are uninsured who need to be covered. >> it's a big market. the national number is something we measure for all sorts of policy reasons. the local markets are where most of the competition occurs. and of course the states that have been more cooperative have seen some of those benefits, which may be a policy argument for continuing down the path. zeke emanuel, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. nice to be here. >> appreciate it. >>> now, coming up, the illegal sex trade in the u.s. and why it is actually not what you might think it is. and later, we will have more on the theories and the latest breaking news on the two pilots who flew flight 370 before it disappeared. ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answer that. i mean, no one knows how long their money is going to last. i try not to worry, but you worry. what happens when your payc

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that is why the obama administration has focused so much attention on california, texas, florida, nework, georgia, illinois, north carolina, ohio, pennsylvania, and new jersey. one of the states, they look at texas in this morning's "usa today. " the state declined to participate in the marketplace officials have been openly hostile to the wall. fewer than 10% of those eligible enrolled as of march 1. is one of the graphics saying penalty box, federal levies for not buying health coverage will exceed the $95 many people expect. $199 if a listing of you are single with $30,000 adjusted gross income. 297 for a married couple with two dependent children. that rises to $1297 if you are married with two dependent children. -- two dependent children with ofadjusted gross income $150,000. caller: the republican party needs to do more education. they need to tell the folks what in the system that we have. socialistssives are and communists. no one talks about that. that is a good opportunity to educate the people what is happening to the country. we are going into a socialist state and no one

more first-generation americans than any other republican district in the country outside california or floridarights arek voting being trampled in my district i will tell you the option. i cannot get folks to the po lls fast enough. my counties is a majority minority county. what you are saying is true of the state of georgia before i was born, not today. if you love faith, family, and believe in education and community, you can call yourself a republican or a democrat, it does not matter. you will be with me at the ballot box. i want everyone who believes in this country to get to the polls. i am never afraid of your ideas. i am afraid of apathy. if we can have a battle of ideas this country is a better state. in georgia we see more voter turnout than we have seen in decades. host: congressman, is immigration going to come to the house floor this year? guest: i hope it does. what we have is a trust problem. i had a serious conversation with some thoughtful folks. i said what can we do to get this process moving. they said we cannot. if we can negotiate a deal, the president will choose not to

and that includes florida, most of the southwest, and california, with its warmest winter on record. either way, we're all looking forward to at least what the calendar says. spring begins tomorrow, diane. >> the calendar says so. thank you so much, ginger. >>> up next here, tonight, a break in the case of little madeleine mccann. do they finally have a suspect in their sights? we're back in two minutes. how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ i dbefore i dosearchdy fany projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust.

new york, florida, california.the three main activities won his research, the second is capacity building and leadership training in the third is professional development outreach and networking. furthermore i would refer you to the website, wisglobal.org. we are at the end of women's history month which celebrates the struggles and achievements of american women, but in the president's proclamation declaring marx. he also called upon us to celebrate the women who make progress today. and i think our speaker today certainly does that. i think she is an example and role model for many. and i would also like to add a personal thanks to her for the support that she has given women in international security over time. she became the 23rd secretary of the air force in december of 2013 and is only the second woman in that job. she is responsible for more than 290,000 active-duty guard reserves civilian air men and women as well as their family. she oversees an annual budget of around 110. i understand you're currently in

if people in tampa and miami look up to north-central florida and think, "hmm, you know, "if california can move their water across the state, why don't we go ahead and do that?" so, we are interested in understanding what the requirements of the natural system are and also understanding how major land uses in that basin, particularly agriculture, affect the water quality in the river. narrator: the suwannee river basin faces two major obstacles in the future -- increased demand and increased pollution. an average 1,000 people move into the region daily, using freshwater for their homes and septic systems. pollution levels in the basin are also increased when farmers spread fertilizers high in nutrients such as phosphorous and nitrate, on crops for increased yields. the excess fertilizer not used by the crops can be carried to rivers, causing algae and other plants to grow. this can change water quality, rendering it unfit for human consumption. dr. graham's task is to produce mathematical models used to predict how these factors and others work together to determine the health of the e

sharper is under investigation for rape in five states, including california, nevada, florida and louisianaa warrant for his arrest. sharper is scheduled to attend an extradition hearing today in los angeles. >>> today marks one year since pope francis was elected by the college of cardinals. we saw the smoke go up. he's marking the occasion with a spiritual retreat in rome. he became the first pope to choose the name francis when he was elected to replace retiring pope benedict. his message to his followers came via tweet. he tweeted, please pray for me. >> you were covering the conclave. >> i was. what a highlight. >> it's hard to believe it's been a year. >> it's been a year for them. much better year for him. he's really established himself as the humble leader that church so desperately needs. we have a pope. we couldn't wait to say it. >>> when you think of the city of buffalo, new york, i think of buffalo wings. maybe it's because i'm ready to eat breakfast, but -- >> what's better for breakfast. >> by the way, it is totally not even breakfast for us anymore. >> this is lunchtime for

. 64% from latin america, 23 percent from asia, and then 55% live in the big five, california, texas, new york, florida, and illinois. what percentage or the 10.3 million are here illegally? >> does not collect data on legal status. we have citizens and noncitizens. while the noncitizen population includes the various legal statuses we don't have specific data to separate out who is here illegally and who is here legally. >> doris meisner, according to the census bureau, 52% of those 10.3 million entered the u.s. before age 18. >> yes, and that leads to some inferences we perhaps can make here. as liz said the census bureau does not collect these numbers s and doesn't validate them but a lot of scholars outside try to do so, and so i would think that it's fair to say that perhaps about half from the best that we can tell analytically, perhaps about half of this age group is in an unauthorized status. probably the other half, and this really is just a rough breakdown but i think it's probably fair one. the other half are mixture of lawful permanent residents, foreign students, people on longer term visa

california. >> the stanford women play against florida state. the winner moves on to the sweet 16. >> the stanford campus, the men are headed to the sweet 16, they knocked off number 7 seed new mexico on friday. and the number 2 seed kansas yesterday. the men play on thursday against dayton. >> the real star for stanford not on the court but on the sidelines. stanford player edward bow has been a sensation. look at this video playing the cow bell at the game. very enthusiastic. >> the stanford alumni has retweeted that image and cbs sports tweeted out. this picture with the caption insane cow bell player says hello, internet. cool. >> he is a character, i'll say that. >> want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. you need some cow bell. >> always. more batons as well. i think the two are a great combination. good morning to you. it's monday, we're glad you're waking up with us. i get to be the bearer of good news about every day this week we are tracking showers and i can tell you today you want to get out, you want to take c