. >> at the miami-dade county jail we ran into a young inmate who was washing his clothes in the sinkn his cell. he was an interesting looking kid. we asked for an interview. >> is for the birds, man. this is for the birds. they locked up. it's for the [ bleep ] birds. >> the interview is not like a lot of interviews. it had a lot to do with lazaro complaining about conditions. >> nobody, man. they ain't playing, man, they giving out permanent homes across that courthouse. >> the next thing we know officers were running in, telling us we had to grab our gear and go. they there was some kind disturbance going on. and they were locking down the floor. >> that was a backup call you just heard. officers are responding to the fifth floor emergency. >> put them on their bunks. everybody on their bunks. >> fortunately it turned out it wasn't a riot and we were able to keep shooting. that's what makes jails very interesting. there's a strong sense that anything can happen at any time. >> and nowhere is that more true than behind the walls of the sprawling jail complex that serves america's la

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for where they were held for about a deck dade. we saw the image a short time ago of amanda berry's sister coming out and wiping her eyes, clearly overcome by emotion. we had suspected. in faked we heard that amanda berry was going to be coming out to give a statement, but then we found out about ten minutes ago that according to the police and their initial conversations with these three women, that the three women have not seen an adult outside the house where they were being kept for close to a decade. to one might deduce that if you haven't seen an adult for that long of a period of time, then seeing the crush many cameras, seeing the crush of people may have been too much for amanda berry. so again her sister came out and thanks the public for their support and asked the media to respect their privacy. against a short time ago, police sources familiar with the investigation gave us just alternates more detail about what went on inside that house. the sources saying that the three women, based on the initial conversation told t

dade -- week. days. tights start of rush hour and school is out. this very phone video of a violent brawl friday has riders on edge. >> i mean i come here every day so anything could have happened. my somebody could have got pushed on the track. i could have got pushed on the track. i could have got hit. he could have got hit. it's bad. >> it turns out metro was expecting a possible fight. transit police and m.p.d. hold a conference call around 2:00 p.m. to keep on top of school rivalries. they were alerted to an ongoing issue to kids on mckinley tech and wilson high school. the fight was so large backups had to be called in. >> well it certainly makes you a little apprehensive when you see a lot of students come on board one of your trains because you're hoping that they haven't arranged some sort of altercation. >> d.c. council member measure real bowser says the system functions as d.c. school bus -- safety for the students and all riders is a top priority. >> we have to took -- to make sure we have enough adults that can supervise the children

she dade yes ladies and gentlemen. here we go. 3-0 giants. pagan down the line trying to score three runs in the fourth. they are up 4-o. brandon belt, talk about a big night. he scored four runs on the evening and the giants were blowing out the washington nationals. now here is the extremely bad news. pitcher ryan vogelsong in a season long slump taking a swing, fractures his right hand. it is the pinky finger and a dislocated knuckle in the same area. he is going to be out four to six weeks. vogelsong pitching a beautiful game until then. that is it. he breaks the six-game losing streak, but also fractures his right hand, giants win tonight. 8-0. as , the nice chance to pick up ground on first place texas. ore is on screen left. ron washington, screen right. but it is brandon moss doubling to give the as a lead. seth smith is going the other way. the as would roll tonight. it is their fourth straight win. they sweep kansas city at home. aloing only 2 runs. nice time for the as to get hot. sharks game four tomorrow evening at home versus th

shortly after he gets into that car, miami-dade narcotics debtives and fbi approach this house.s they come up the driveway another man comes out of the house. the discussion with this man escalates rather quickly and they move over to the side of the driveway. at that moment, the man who had initially gotten into the car in the driveway gerard delgado gets out and ambushes the officer. has a gun, starts firing. detectives return fire. delgado takes cover behind a tree but able to shoot several more times, striking that detective three times. that's detective john sevadra shot three times, runs around and takes cover behind the suv in the driveway. delgado is still armed, still hanging on to that tree but another officer in the back behind that red pick-up truck in the distance takes one final shot that drops delgado. >> wow. >> you can see he had already been wounded. there's blood soaking the side of his shirt. >> it seems by his actions that he was trying to hide something. >> detectives did get a tip that this house was a grow house. police later said they found 80 pounds of

. >>> mindy what up dade do you have for us? >> i bet the tickets are cheaper. >> you think? >> they could end up being the difference maker in the match up. plus, sloppy conditions of the 139th kentucky derby made for one fantastic finish. it's next on the sports desk. >>> one run is all that decided the first game in a three-game series between the dodgers and the giants. san francisco won it thanks to buster posey's home run. it's buster posey, again. a two-run ground-rule double. as, yankees game two. eight shut-out innings with nine strikeouts against the as. lyle overbay leading over chim. the as goat two off the yankees bull pen. a chance to bring in the tieing run. the as get no more. they lose, 4-2. >>> the churchill downs for the 139th running of the kentucky derby and bad weather caused for muddy track conditions. it didn't look pretty, but it was fun anyway. palace m palace malice has the odds. coming up on the outside, takes the lead. orb is the one who wins the run for the roses. it is the first kentucky derby one for the jockey and trainer. >> a huge, huge thri

the prince started the first race of the dade good natured l quipping about his home teen. >> see a unionk behind you let him come through. racers, ready. >> clearly at ease with his brothers and sisters in arms, the prince joined cadets for a pickup football game and even stepped in to help the cheerleaders. a day of fun on harry's tour of the u.s. that began last thursday in washington. this event at the air force academy is open to the public. the competitions combined with the prince attracted fans and supporters. >> i think it's great. i mean he's a military guy. >> reporter: a visit from a royal helping bring attention to the need for support of programs to help wounded service members around the world. leanne gregg, nbc news colorado springs, colorado. >>> in sport, a splashdown at the players championship tournament. sergio garcia was tied for the lead but tiger woods on his tee shot, sergio hit it into the water. on his second shot it made it over the water but then bounced back into the water. he finished frustrated in eighth place. >>> tiger woods took advantage of garcia's bad

north bay dropping below 30% and the winds will pick up once again and early tomorrow so the fire dade county goes from high to extreme in the north bay over the next 24 hours. details on a major pattern change with even a chance of rainfall. that's coming up in a few short minutes. >> thank you, paul. >>> breaking news from the peninsula. a three-alarm house fire burning in hillsborough right now. chopper 5 is headed there currently but smoke from the fire is visible. you can see them from the roof. we are told that one house is burning on black mountain road. that's near 280. smoke is visible to drivers on the freeway as you can see. firefighters attacking that fire. you can see the flames coming from the roof. we'll have more information as it comes in. >>> healthcare for shoppers. the bay area mall where we're now learning some people may have been exposed to a highly infectious disease. >> and what a mess! what inspectors are focusing on after a van plowed into this san francisco house. >> and it's about as far as you can get from bachelor parties. what more and more dads are gett

continuing continuously delaying statements about its directions so in reality if if the greek state dade untied were ever money all this we were still without a big deficit so that's why i insist that it is and you know this isn't just an attempt to remain within the nominal terms of the bailout agreement and not a real improvement and on the other hand all that is all or recent decisions from that part of the greek government such as the decision to lay off pensions thousands of servants. of the that the very big weight reduction should be in the private sector that will start tomorrow so there are real aspects of the brink of the government's economic policy of policy it's the quality of recession the m.f. demands that greece remains to go to other policies that will simply made even worse the humanitarian disaster we are already facing and which was described in your reports just. and of course you can find more stories online at r.t. dot com including this. hunting team and close down but spend a quarter of a century and the water comes out for again break the story of this mysteriou

and the caviar was if the three counties that gore had originally sued to have recounted which was dade broward and one other if those three counties had only been recounted bush would have won and in fact that was the headline of the new york times article what i just read he was buried in paragraph seventeen and when and when the publisher of the new york times was asked why did you bury the story he said because it was three weeks after nine eleven and we did not want our president to be viewed as illegitimate even though he was i mean we would say i'm a little concerned about people whether it's summer day o'connor any politician who is spending most of their time trying to think about their legacy and that's not the reason why they were given the position in the first place. at the time they felt it was least someone thought it was the right thing to do and i've told them to well you know something you guys have a group called move on. don a long time ago and betty you can't pick my shoes i thought we did and then where i'm from and al gore made this you know he said george bush is

. >> bill: can you put them in a so-called opportunity school they do in dade county, california. you can do that first you have to punish and send a message we are not going to allow this kind of behavior. >> just consider this idea. >> bill: i only have 30 seconds wrap it up. >> you come to school every day and behave. at the end of the month i'm giving you 100 bucks. >> bill: bribe them. >> i would bribe them. that's exactly right. i would bribe them. >> bill: you are rich enough you can do it? >> look who is talking. [ laughter ] >> bill: send me email geraldo will send you 1200 bucks. come right back gutfeld and mcguirk comparing liberal and conservative men. this one could get bloody fast, ladies and gentlemen. coming right back. if you're suffering from constipation, miralax or metamucil may take days to work. or faster relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax provides gentle relief overnight unlike miralax and metamucil that can take up to 3 days. for predictable relief try dulcolax. >> bill: thanks for staying with us i'm bill o'reilly. in the what the just happene

pricing for anesthesia in short-term abortions gosnell insistd that late term patients be heavily is a dadeed according to grand jury testimony. >> he didn't like anybody who was loud because he didn't want to attract the police. he would tell these women to med 'em up. med-em-up. med emup. >>> four months earlier she had moved to virginia from nepal. she wanted to end her pregnancy. three local clinics would not perform the abortion but one referred her to the women's medical society. on november 18 her friend and her daughter drove her to gosnell's clinic. >> supposed to be given once every three hours and this was give karnamaya mongar. she was given demerol dose after demerol dose after demerol dose. >> mongar was a small one but two helpers who would later be charged with murder did not adjust the medication to mongar's size. >> she lost all of her vital signs. she stopped breathing. >> according to the grand jury testimony when gosnell could not revive her he went into coverup mode. he didn't call the ambulance for hours and didn't tell the paramedics about the heavy doses of demerol. a

even in dade county where i was teaching. public schools would move the kid out and put them in a place called opportunity school which is like a reform school. >> here is the crazy thing about this we are expelling kids from school because they pop tarts. try to make guns out of pop tarts. expelling them for that but not something like that. they wouldn't tell us whether she has been expelled. >> she is no longer at that school. >> bill: she might have been transferred over to another school. >> she is bigger than the teacher. he had to use a desk to protect himself. i have seen kids throw desks. >> bill: this is epidemic public schools in the u.s.a. particularly in bad neighborhoods. poor neighborhoods. it's got to stop. >> we had it in stockton, california as well. you discussed it on the program. >> bill: rules. no cursing, no threatening behavior not only towards teachers but other students. ladies as always we appreciate it on deck, what should fair minded think politicians who really don't want want to know the truth a

he would have accepted the plea deal and also did not know what he dade was illegal because his lawyerit was fine. >> that's the big one. if the attorney knew there was a plea deal he is obligated to tell his client but if i'm remembering correctly, oj was an arrogant guy. he might have been present width a plea deal and say, i'm not taking it. >> shepard: he probably said, did you see what i did? that went great. my blood was area and everything is fine now. this little thing? don't worry your pretty face about it. >> this is nothing. so, if really galenter approved this plan, that's the biggest issue for oj in this what they're calling a hail mary, a habeas corpus proceeding. he he said my attorney told me it was okay to get my stuff, that creates a conflict of interest between oj and yale, which means yale never should have been trying that case, and if i'm the judge, that will give me pause and oj could win on that ground alone. has 18 more grounds to consider. >> shepard: that would be enough. i. >> only takes one -- doesn't mean he's going to go free. means he could get another t

oklahoma state home builders association, who says, weighing in on whether the government should man dadeooms in homes. most home builders would be against that, because we think the market ought to drive what people are putting in the houses, not the government. >> this argument is not new, it goes back to the boston tea party.ç since that time we've been full of people who hate our government until we need it. that's part of the american experience. we need to be careful about second-guessing ourselves. we wouldn't like folks in oklahoma city saying, hey, people, you need to build that seawall. you do have to think, though, that now this has happened three times, this is their government, you have to think now that they're going to be looking at how much they want to be spending on things like protecting their kids in school, and for that matter, how about an issue for the whole country? that woman you had there, who put her body over five kids she probably makes $35,000. the teachers in newtown who protected the kids, the average salary is $42,000? are we spending enough to pay the pe

sailors accept the risk, but that was before the 46-year-old olympic medalist, husband and father dade. >> these boats go faster, they are designed to be as light as possible. they will break. that was always part of the plan. the problem is do they go too fast and are they too big? >> the team artemis and oracle boat is a new high-tech class of boats. they can foil or fly above water. in fact, the sail is called a wing. they thought it was a chance to remove the stuff if image for a more tv friendly exciting event. three years ago they were warned against the america's cup going with the new untested boats. >> it's a beautiful sports. it's got -- it's eloquent, and i don't think you need to push the technology side to gain more fans. >> nothing is off the table. we will look at what happens through the review process. >> at this point there is been no timeline announced for the review and investigation. in san francisco, heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >>> a principal in san lorenzo is aapologizing after wrongly accusing a freshman of sigh better bullying during an anti-bullying assembly

while "lockup" crews have shot dozens of workout routines, the strangest has to have been at the miami-dade county jail where the two inmates covered their faces to remain anonymous. >> i'm a trainer, you know? >> after a round of what they called bed lifts they showed us how they do chin ups in the showers. but correctional staff took a dim view of their workout routine. >> yo, man, you got to get off that bar. >> that's it? >> that's it for that. no more of that workout stuff. >> next on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- >> i got a 6-year-old daughter. how can i explain to her when daddy gets upset he cuts and burn himself? >> when prison life gets to these inmates they turn their weapons on themselves. >> i did that scar about ten years ago. i got it up the ankle all way to the hipbone. all the way to the bone. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve

onapology, too because in the house out representatives, i want to say it for the third time, what the dade was impotent. it was -- they're going to hold hearing on friday, understand. okay. we'll take it. a year late but we'll still take it. i want to tell you there are couple of law enforcement folks at the treasury department, and the inspector general's office who did their job. when we wrote them, they interviewed me and we gave them everything we had and interviewed a number of other people and other legal groups deserve credit for representing a number of thesoups. the fact of the matter is there's a reason why people are so negative on the federal government. they should be. >> neil: mark, levin, would have been a very different story if it had been some left-wing groups targeted. neither here nor there. the controversy is here now and the uproar as well. mark levin, thank you very much. john mccain is giving the president the benefit of the doubt but doesn't mean he still has a lot of doubts. what the wants in nine minutes. but first, they fine you for screwing up your return. what

. >> he's maybe two or three miles closer to dade collier, but at his rate of speed and altitude, heasily make miami, and miami has services. we have fire equipment. there's medical. collier is out in the everglades and there's nothing there. >> walton little is fishing in the everglades and can see that something is going very wrong for flight 592. >> when i hear the loud jet noise, i look to my left shoulder. i see a large aircraft, unusually low to the ground. >> we're like, okay. this is probably going to be a crash on the airport now. >> i realize that the bank angle is getting steeper and steeper, and actually approaches and exceeds 90 degrees such that it's rolling over on its back. >> when the plane banks at that angle, the wings can't provide enough lift, causing the plane to lose altitude. >> if the wings are level then 100% of the lift is counteracting gravity. when you have a 45-degree angle of bank, then only half of it can be counteracting the lift. so the greater the bank angle the less available lift there is to counteract gravity, which makes it harder to maintain al

"mother jones," and editor-in-chief and corey dade is a contributor at theroot.com.bama white house admitting that four americans have been killed overseas by u.s. drones. just one of them specifically targeted there. what will this mean for municipal plans, i.e., domestic plans to what some estimate is thousands of these drones in the united states? >> that's right, richard. if anyone has any doubts about whether or not aerial droens nee coming to the u.s., think again. the faa is on an accelerated path to license as many drones as they can. they are estimating by 2020 we could have as many as 10,000 dron drones circling the u.s. the problem is when a disclosure comes forward about the deaths of americans by drones overseas, it gives just more bad pr for this effort domestically. and one of the main sort of adopters of drones will be police departments. and so in urban areas, large cities, the use of police drones is setting up all kinds of issues about illegal search and seizure, privacy issues. in seattle, for example, the controversy around the drone idea led the

and placed in a chokehold. 14-year-old tremaine mcmillian was carrying his young puppy when a miami dade police officer confronted him. police say tremaine appeared to be a threat because he give the officer "dehumanizing stares." the officer pushed tremaine to the ground and held him there in a chokehold. speaking to cbs miami, police detective alvaro tried to justify the incident by saying even though he tried to walk away, tremaine was accosted because his body language amounted to a threat. >> once his approach in the roadway, they grabbed him. once his body language of closing the fists, flaring his hands, trying to pull away, now you are resisting an officer that point. we have to neutralize the threat and we have someone that is being resisted, someone pulling away, someone clinton their fists and flaring their arms, that is a threat. we're not dealing were concerned with a puppy, we're concerned about the immediate threat to the officer. >> tremaine says he was feeding his puppy with a bottle when the police attacked him. the puppy suffered an injury to his left paw. york city po

. >> bill: can you put them in a so-called opportunity school they do in dade county, california. you can do that first you have to punish and send a message we are not going to allow this kind of behavior. >> just consider this idea. >> bill: i only have 30 seconds wrap it up. >> you come to school every day and behave. at the end of the month i'm giving you 100 bucks. >> bill: bribe them. >> i would bribe them. that's exactly right. i would bribe them. >> bill: you are rich enough you can do it? >> look who is talking. [ laughter ] >> bill: send me email geraldo will send you 1200 bucks. come right back gutfeld and mcguirk comparing liberal and conservative men. this one could get bloody fast, ladies and gentlemen. coming right back. with the spark cash card from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, ease? thank you. that's three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark card. [ garth ] boris' small business earns 2% cash back on every pchase every day. great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. read back the

sailors accept the risk, but that was before the 36-year-old olympic medalist, husband and father dade. -- died. andrew is a correspondent who is writing about how technology is changing sailing. >> these boats go faster, they are designed to be as light as possible. they will break. that was always part of the plan. the problem is do they go too fast and are they too big? >> the team artemis and oracle boats is a new high-tech class of boats. they can foil or fly above water. in fact, the sail is called a wing. the sailing world saw in them the chance to lose the stuffy image for a more tv friendly exciting event. three years ago they were warned against the america's cup going with the new untested boats. >> it's a beautiful sports. it's got -- it's eloquent, and i don't think you need to push the technology side to gain more fans. >> nothing is off the table. we will look at what happens through the review process. >> at this point there has been no timeline announced for the review and investigation. in san francisco, heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >> police are investigating a physi

when asked, the school district told the miami-dade times the letter of the law demanded the punishment and kids should learn, quote, there are consequences to their actions. kiera is allowed to appeal her expulsion. thank goodness she didn't try the diet coke and mentos trick. the felonies kiera is charged with can carry up to a five-year prison term and $5,000 fine, all because, as local authorities told florida reporters, in this day and age, in this climate, you can not be too careful. joining me right now, executive director of the brotherhood-sistersol, also known as bro-sis. it's great to have you here. i want to get your reaction to this story, because we read it all today and it was zinging around the internet and could not believe it, but i've talked to some folks that work with school kids and they were less shocked by what they heard. >> it's a very disturbing story on two levels. first, just on a personal level, that this young girl, who is a strong student, coming from a strong family, doing nothing wrong but being intellectually curious is being expelled from school. that

in miami dade county we spend over $20 million every year as a direct result of the broken immigration federal government doesn't reimburse us despite the fact that it is their fault. why? because like you said a lot of people overstay visas and in some cases the government lets families with children in in the middle of school year which imposes a burden on schools. we all support border security but has to be more than that. >> that is why the entry exit system is important so we know when people come in and also know whether they left or not in real time. >> good to see you, senator. part of the fuzzy math in the afall issues of the bill by certain sectors and certain think tanks has dealt with certain assumptions. assuming that all 11 people will get is citizenship and all are hispanic and they are all poor and they will stay poor for the rest of their lives and their children will be poor and their grand children ar will be poor. talk about that and the confidence you have in the american dream. >> i have tremendous confidence in the american dream. the immigrant experience is one

just a little bit i've heard so far is probably the most deg ra dading thing you could ever go through. these women went through it for a decade. >> someone who knows some of that feeling, at least from family members, is you, ed. your daughter elizabeth was kidnapped in 2002 when she was just 14 years old. she was found nine months later. i mean, what went through your mind when you heard about this today? >> you know, i mean, i -- when i heard about it yesterday, i just went, there are three miracles there. and what joy and happiness for them to be reunited with their families. and i -- you know, i thought back on how it was when elizabeth came home to us. and how we rejoiced and thanked god for this -- this incredible miracle. and, two, i also thought about what people think of -- of these people. and, you know, you hear those comments, well, why didn't they get away? why didn't they do that? and people out there need to understand that, you know, undoubtedly their lives were threatened or their family's lives were threatened. these predators are definitely, as the fbi agent said, t

. >> bill: can you put them in a so-called opportunity school they do in dade county, california. can do that first you have to punish and send a message we are not going to allow this kind of behavior. >> just consider this idea. >> bill: i only have 30 seconds wrap it up. >> you come to school every day and behave. at the end of the month i'm giving you 100 bucks. >> bill: bribe them. >> i would bribe them. that's exactly right. i would bribe them. >> bill: you are rich enough you can do it? >> look who is talking. [ laughter ] >> bill: send me email geraldo will send you 1200 bucks. come right back gutfeld and mcguirk comparing liberal and conservative men. this one could get bloody fast, ladies and gentlemen. coming right back. [ male announcer ] we build things that work the way you wish they would. like a front-end loader you can detach from your seat? or a mower deck you just drive over and cut through knee-deep grass no problem? yep. we thought the same thing you did. that's why we build them this way. that's how we run. nothing runs like a deere. visit your dealer or john

dade tead as a result, lie johns-- lionsgate are getting a nice bump.d back to lauren simonetti. >> reporter: david asman and all the teenagers lining up to see the next -- david: i'm going to shove them out of the way. >> reporter: get a press pass, you can get in. catching fire. lionsgate, as you can see during today's session it was down nearly 1.5%, but it's getting about a 3.5% pop in the after hours. reported earnings that beat earnings expectations by 22 cents a share. revenue for the quarter beating $785.7 million. and for the fiscal year, 2.7 billion, up more than 70 percent from fiscal 2012. so this is a winner or, we'll watch this one tomorrow for you. david: thanks, lauren. liz: thank you, lauren. nervousers are pouring -- investors are pouring big money into a particular sector, the biotech space. these are pharmaceutical organizations that are coming up with brave new ideas, but it's the smaller biotechs who are pursuing initial public offerings at the fastest pace in nearly a decade. so how can you get into this booming trend? and, of cou

the democratic party doesn't have a man dade, and many groups and activists are saying you can't callat and support cutting social security benefits for millions of our grandparents and veterans, so we're out there actively supporting congressman who are spearheading an effort in the house to get their colleagues to vote against any deal if it has cuts to social security, medicare, or medicaid benefits and we're rallying around people like tom harkin from iowa and mark begich who are not only saying these are off the table, they want to expand social security benefits. it's in the interest of the democratic party not just to help millions of people right now but to make sure their base turns out and they don't commit political suicide. >> would you work against candidates who align themselves with chain cpi? >> yes, we will recruit primary candidates to support candidates who won't cut social security nets. we can't have people calling themselves democrats while cutting social security benefits for our grandparents. >> you have your state on the eye of montana. max baucus is no friend

the war on syria seems no nearer to resolution, dade, than ever was.ing us up to speed on that. >> in north korea's case i don't think the missile launches were a particular surprise, and if this helps defuse the crisis by letting them shoot a few short-term ranges in the ocean it's probably not so bad. syria is a much more difficult situation right now. the president has been reluctant to get the united states involved, and yet, nobody has very much of a sense that any of the peace initiatives they have under way, including a conference that russia and the united states and others will participate in, is going to get very far. in fact, president assad himself said to his own media he didn't think this could be resolved that way. and that only pushes down the question of when the president may decide united states has got to get more deeply involved. my guess is all of the issues we've been discussing today are going to push this president to be more of a foreign policy president because it's the one area where he can act much more by himself. >> schie

but clinics are supposed to get examined with the state and city, and no one dade.have prevent some of this if they that gotten in there in a more timely way. thed up in emergency rooms. they didn't report where they were coming from. that's problem that needs some attention. and then in the big picture of abortion, well you know, pro and anti-abortion sides would make a lot of the case. to me, the take-home message you have to make him an unnecessary figure, which means let's push the contraception and let's push emergency contraception the way to avoid kermit gosnell is to make the demand for them far less. >> doctor -- judge, one of the thing wes learned in the trial is they weren't inspect as much as most people would want them to or as often as math seem appropriate. we also learned that less than two and a half miles ware the planned parenthood clinic, which offers services to women in need, under the letter of the law, had babies been aborted under the letter of the law in that state less than six months. there would have been none of this. >> well, you're ri

during his senior year at south dade high, sip said, new state and -- set new state and school records for the 100-yard dash at the state championships, while crossing the finish line barefoot. as the son of migrant farm workers, similar has used his unique -- sip has used his unique perspective in working with dade county schools to create innovative educational programs and eradicate the school dropout rate among children of migrant farm workers. in 1993, after being appointed a special assistant to the secretary of the department of housing and urban development, sip became the first mexican american to receive a presidential appointment in the state of florida. sip's many accomplishments and dedication to the betterment of the community make him deserving of this great honor. congratulations to sip garza. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: job. for what purpose does the theleman from texas rise -- gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, today for the 37

and beyond thought oh this has been okay until nbc was the first to get its chopper into south miami-dade around there and you realize there is nothing there. when these choppers got away from covering the funnel cloud you can see on the right to covering what the devastation was from the funnel cloud you realize we can't know just yet what has happened except to see these buildings and the heros emerging to help their neighbors is paralyzing. >> you said it. i am hearing on the radio station here from one of the local broadcasts and there are a couple of reporters from local stations who are in the area and talking with people who are still trapped under debris and have -- not to be graphic, but impaled and waiting to be helped. this is the ultimate crisis situation. we are trying to get there right now, but there are a couple of things. for one, there is a tornado dropping in front of me between me and moore. so i am trying to go in that direction, but there is another tornado that is forming here. that is making it difficult. i was in tusk ask you loose saw sh -- dash task loose saw a

i feel like i dade. that happens. and now we can get on with doing what we have to do. and i really do feel like there's much less to be afraid of and there is lots to do in terms of waking up. we have to wake up. the time is now to wake up. so i want to close with this last section of the book. and i want to do it tonight for all the people here oh have been catalysts for other people waking up andle see gratitude for that. if have lost my organ and at times my mind. i know it is a race now between the people who are helping themselves to the earth, to the loot, and the rest of us. either we go all the way now or there is no more way. who will step off the wheel. who will join the women who have lidone forests in the projects in the loud and cramped cities and carry sacks on their backs and hungry babies on their breasts, who are not counted but whose strength hold up the world. who will stand behind them and trust they have always known the way. the world burps in my veins just like chemo did only a few months ago. i dare you to stop counting and start acting to stop

when dade turn it off and roll up the sleeves and get busy and be ready to sacrifice and put your life on the line. you will die anyway. [laughter] so if you are going to leave here you might as well stand up to do something right while you are here so when you do go out you show your dimples to say i did the right thing in my life. [applause] >> john, i thank you made it possible for me to do the applause it is not like me but with a young man here, i am working with him on a graphic novel it is for everybody but it is special for young people to let them understand to feel in touch with what another generation did. it will be in three parts parts, august this year then another part 2014 than another in 2015 and it will tell the story. and there will be a lot of action, drama. >> we look forward to it and having you back for the book festival. [laughter] [applause] i think we need to wrap up but i want to think these two gentlemen for joining us this evening. we are all within five years of each other in agency has been an inspiration for me since the late '50s, '60s and continuing to

>>grant:check out this wild shooutout between a drug dealer suspect and maimi- dade narcotics detectives.the shootout is caught on tape. surveillance cameras on this house capturing nearly all the violence. we'll take a closer look, but i want to warn you.the video is pretty graphic. officials say 80 pounds of marijuana was found in the home. less than 10 seconds after the suspect it's in his car, three detectives roll up. you see a white car and another on foot. they're there to rest a second suspect we will see an imminent. --a minute. to get their hands on him. there tried to arrest him. during that time i look at that door. that's the first suspect. he starts firing at officers. detectives returned fire and they have a shootout right in the middle of the afternoon. as he falls down, the suspect hiding behind the tree. eventually, one of the detectives gets a good shot on him and he falls to the ground. he told in the ground. the gun flies up into the air. that suspect in pain on the ground. he eventually dies. the suspect was hit right here is recovering and he will be ok. the home that

. >> earlier this morning i had my eye on dade sig alert southbound 680 at scott creek road in the fremont facility all lanes at just reopened. the safety cancelled the sig alerts . we did have four lanes blocked since the 2:00 hour. that is the only thing i've had my eye on. the rest of the bay area looks good no problems or delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> traffic is coming from the east shore freeway. metering lights not yet on. a good ride as you work your way out oakland into the city. >> a live look at the san mateo bridge westbound ride pretty nice. no delays or accidents to report. >> the drive currently 12-13 minutes between hayward and foster city. >> a deadly limousine fire of the san mateo bridge kills five people including a new bride here is what we know. there were nine passengers inside the limo. five women were killed including the bride. four others were hurt. no word on what caused the fire. but investigators say, a limousine was of a crowd by one passenger though there is no indication that was a factor in the fire. >> the husband of one of the five women died in