here in miami-dade the elections supervisor is appointed by the county mayor, and when the center foring of south florida asked about the rest rooms, an assistant county attorney, who is in charge of ada issues, made the call, wrote the e-mail that said, we're going to close all the rest rooms to all voters. the elections department, however, says that's not the case and they plan on continuing to allow voters to use the rest room where they are available. the problem is, you don't have ada accessible rest rooms in all of the polling places because some buildings, like churches, are exempt from the ada. they might not have rest rooms one way or the other. >> annette, does this mean that there are going to be long lines in florida, the fact that we're talking about rest room relief for americans standing in line for hours to just to vote in i mean i thought this problem of long lines was going to be addressed. was happening? >> we're trying to address. i knew in florida that always the bushes are involved in elections, i didn't know it was going to be the real bushes. but i joking asid

corey dade is back with us. he was here earlier on the show. corey is of the root.ieve, is here with us. thank you so much, sir. >> hi. >> tell us, what do you think the focus of these conversations behind closed doors were? >> first of all, when's the last time we've seen a republican and a democrat appearing together from the house, appearing together at a press conference. that byi istself is an interestg optic for the american public to see. they talked about the main tenants that separate both parties, right? so the congressional black caucus, they're adamant about protecting the social safety net. and the paul ryan budget, which really speaks far clearer about his positions on helping the poor than anything he said today, you know, that paul ryan budget would propose enormous cuts in food stamps and medicare, even privatizing different parts of medicare. >> and the congressional black caucus's policies really aim at combatting inequality through some of those mechanisms, correct? >> if anything strengthening some of those social safety nets. reforming social s

. >>> coming up a bay area climber in limbo after dadely aftera lafrj.at is keeping him from reaching the top. >> also a shop owner vows to finish what he started after last year's bombing. >> and some students can take on an impressive project. those stories and more coming up for the news at 6:00 >> this is the biggest event we have all year long. and is our most fun event we is a chance to see families coming through here. >> first lady used the day to encourage children and families to eat healthier meals and follow a more active life style. >> that is a nice >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time we'll see tonight boston strong. 36,000 runners. one giant victory. and american winner wearing a quiet tribute to the victims. >>> stowaway. the teenager who hid near the rear of a passenger jet for a five-hour flight to hawaii. our reporter shows you what it's like. and is it possible to survive cold at 38,000 feet? >>> stormy spring. the sinkholes that almost swallowed a retirement center. pounding hail on the roads and tornados bearing down. >>

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as dade noted earlier, there has been significant progress in the last 12 years, and there has been little light shed on that. when i have had speaking engagements, i had people some up and ask me what are the positive outcomes of the international assistance, the u.s. assistance and afghanistan, and what we are trying to do is get out the stories and advocate for sustainable and responsible international assistance in afghanistan. so that the gains made in the last 12 years are not reversed. the problem is for a majority population, there are no faces. they are a bit poetic. i don't know the mind-set that the youth carries, but a country of war: >> i want to go to you with this about the future of afghan youth. what are they expecting from the upcoming elections? >> the afghan youth, i think, can play a major role. right now i'll tell you that over 300,000 of them have volunteered. a few at my behest. i've been encouraging them to join the networks of young people to go and supervise and watch over the elections and monitor. and this so fired up, you know, i can imagine in a country like

dade for second. 1 back of the shan. abc sports brought to you by riff rock casino.he didn't take the tour by storm. >> injuries have really hampered success. >> thanks larry. is. >> here's the wake up weather. grab umbrella and leave at earlier for the morning commute. scattered light showers. mostly cloudy temperatures 40's, fwishtion mike will be here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. tracking the showers on live doppler 7hd. >> all right thanks very much. that's our report. appreciate your time. >> our next newscast is at look at that 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> without kristen because she's here. now watch available bay area dish customers who want to watch 7 news on line or smart phone, tablet. >> go to our web site and click on the logo to access it and search the app store to down load the app and watch all our shows like scandal and resurrection live on demand on the mobile device. >> thanks for being here. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- emma stone. from "scandal", jeff perry. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from schoolboy q. w

the guy who police say tried to rob the star dade outside the store. the accomplice ran off. >> i heard two gunshots. >> the store cruz closed today, like it nor -- was closed today like it normally is on sunday and monday. store owners in the shopping center are standing by the owner mark perez and called him a hero. perez's family has owned the business since 1947. the own r. said perez was defending his livelihood and his family members who were also working when the attempted armed robbery happened. >> the owner deserves it. if it was me, i will make sure both of them get killed. >> others left encouraging notes on the store's door. one, a dry warlikeness business card simply read i support you. another was trouble makers a -- dry wall business card said i support you. a violent crime with a deadly outcome. now an outpouring of community support for a store that's part of the fabric of antioch. ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> no word on whether the store owner will face any charges. >>> santa clara police shot and killed a woman who tried to attack officers

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however, there are fears that beacons on s on the the flight recorders could already be dade -- dead. the hunt would then rely on a deep-sea drone to map the ocean floor thousands of meters below the surface. in malaysia, the police have observed a minute of silence to remember the be passengers and crew on board the plane that vanished more than a month ago the the investigation is continuing the the mystery of flight mh370 could timely be solved in isolated seas off australia's west coast. far beyond the horizon, the is nsive search for clues continuing as a sun sets on another day. there is growing optimism here that the final resting place of the malaysian jet could soon be revealed, although no hard evidence has yet been found. bbc news, near perth, western australia. >>> white house announced today that it would not grain the visa to the man iran has chosen to be its next ambassador to the united nations. in response, iran called the decision regrettable, saying it does not comport with international law. the dispute is over the background of hamid aboutalebi, who was involved i

what you are seeing is band dade after band-aid. >> physical repairs which include walls and floor beingry of more than 2,000 dinosaurs retold after the fossils have been restored. >> the place where the bone was filled in, more plaster paris and paint. we will remove the skeleton from the plaster paris, like we have to excavate it all over again. >> reporter: the museum is also making room for its newest jurassic star, a 56 million year ol t-rex discovered by montana ranchers 25 years ago. until then, visitors can see a smaller collection of dinosaurs and still view the iconic hope diamond. but brice poole and the rest of us will have to wait until at least 2019 before these creatures can roam our imagination once more. mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will xïq)e tomorrow. did good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org on-- for the pilot of the p that went down in the bay. a show of protest by the clippers against

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today dade, no, president carter is wrong, we are not monitoring his e-mails so, good news, you can startlook at them. >> a few weeks ago they told the congress they didn't monitor anyone in the united states. >> stephen: so we're all fine. yes. >> stephen: do you have a relationship with the president? >> yes, a very friendly relationship. >> stephen: does he call you for advice? >> no. but you have to remember, i have been out of office, as you said, 30-something years and i think when he wants to get advice, he gets it from the most recent presidents, which i did. >> stephen: did you have a relationship with the presidents who came before you? before you were president, l.b.j. was gone. >> he was gone and truman was gone. i only had two living presidents when i was president, gerald ford and richard nixon, and they helped me with key issues, might say like fraternity brothers having graduated from the same school. >> stephen: was there a hazing? >> i went through a hazing when i ran against gerald ford, but later, when i defeated him, subsequent to that, he and i became, according to t

this dade at the skate park watching later on a phone flinched. >> ow! hits you right here when you're a parent. to see somebody do that to a kid. that's somebody who just got way too aggressive. >> reporter: but it was another skater, a child, who says he confronted the dad. >> i asked him why is he doing this. and then he said, because he needs to learn. i was like, pushing him down there isn't teaching him how to drop in. >> reporter: we have all seen examples of parents being tough on their little athletes. >> you're not on a holiday. >> reporter: like this dad coaching his 4-year-old tennis prodigy for three hours in 95-degree heat. but sometimes, it clearly crosses the line. a father fearing his son is about to lose a wrestling match lunging at another child. and these parents losing their cool on the sidelines. >> parents get so enthusiastic, about their kids and their abilities. sometimes they take it a little too far. >> reporter: the skate park's owner said he told the dad not to come back for awhile. >> he said he was caught up in the moment.

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integration is of economy the currency depreciation is that these days don't bring the dramatic benefits as dade city florida soon. trudy was a meagre income to tumble to so would look to his creation. his intent to reappear. reuse them and their precious missouri law. when you need to go so the we of time and in the b team. she knew the changes and that the school of korea in the school community and to send this to the school with the it's called the co principal did begin to degrade their pool. krishna has not. you can use. alright mr went on during the president of the intifada society thank you very much for joining us to see them the way. i have for your duty to the day's biggest story in korea and around the world breaking these are the hottest interview and a whole lot more. going out and shot limit and ug have the heart and soul. primetime heat on and on tv next to him chris march job figures around and the employment market seems to be picking up steam statistics korea said wednesday that the jobless rate in the nation dropped last month to three point nine percent from the four point

these are active people living an active life and a huge part of that life every dade has something to do with grandkids whether it was reid or one of the other grandkids. it was family practice in oklahoma from 1976 to 2003, actually earlier than that. 1972 to 2003. they moved up to the pittsburgh area for a little while and then up to here. took a medical director job and operational health job. [ inaudible question ] to be really honest, i'm not really sure. i haven't got visit with reid's brother yet. you know, i know this. kids are resilient. there have been a lot of tears. it's going to be a hard week for them. you know, not just obviously not just losing a brother, but, you know, a beloved grandfather. so, it's going to be difficult. it's going to be difficult for all of us. i'm going to wrap things up by saying that my mother and all the family that is in town now and those that i talk to really appreciate you all, the media respecting our privacy. i'm sure that those would be made available. mindy has two or three charities i know that she would like, and i don't have those wi

the miami-dade police department as trained haitian police. i mean, the list goes on. for us it is quite a pleasure to have this partnership. another example is, for example, the washington state criminal justice training commission posted a steady by the mexican police academy managers. the california department of corrections. i think i mentioned an already. we have a long list that is growing. of course we have to be careful not to stretch ourselves to then in applying the advantages that these institutions bring to the table. >> thank you. i just want to ask you one last question. one of the things you mentioned during the year was that you think we need to address in this war on drugs is demand along with supply . and wondering if this trend in the united states, colorado, washington, probably california next in legalizing marijuana, do you think that this is going to have a long-term impact or effect in stemming the u.s. to grant for illegal drugs? analyze what this will mean in this drug trade. >> i don't think we have enough time. a disgusted at the last princi

natasha ghoneim, al jazeera, miami dade county. >>> a warm and windy welcome greeted prince william andess kate. it was the young prince gorge that stole the spotlight, though. this is the first official overseas trip for the royal family. >>> coming up all new on our newscast at 11:00, a former police commissioner and convicted criminal. my conversation with him and his unique sperp shun of the justice system. >>> plus putting the spotlight on marijuana, questions raised after a teen in colorado jumps to his death after eating a marijuana cookie. those stories and more at 11:00. it's an image that caught our eye today, tonight's freeze frame comes from india. women lining up to vote in the world's biggest election. more than 800 million people are expected to take part in the voting. those are the headlines -- the headlines are coming up next right after this. >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact... that make a difference... that open your world... >> this is what we do... >> america tonight next only on al jazeera america >> on

for example in miami dade county department of children and families has workers at every main hospital and health department clinic. throughout the county to help patients and hospitals with the application process. gonzalez calls the law students his guardian angels. receiving calls from across florida asking for help with other patients. now gonzalez might indirectly end up being someone else's guardian angel. gonzalez is no longer work. he needs a kidney transplant but like any undocumented credit immigrant here in the u.s. he can't get one unless he can pay for it, tony. >> pakistan has not stopped local bookies from developing a thriving local industry. even the police are getting in on the action. >> it's pakistan's favorite pastime. and whenever there's a major cricket max -- match, thousands watch if they can. even though it's illegal, thousands place bets in hope the are local team would win. >> i was hoping pakistan would do well, but thank goodness, i won't lose the $50 bet i played. >> reporter: big sporting events like this they rake in millions of dollars in illicit proce

for example, in miami-dade county, department of children and families has workers at every main hospitalnd healed clinic throughout the county to help patients and hospitals with the application process. gonzalez calls the law students his guardian angels. the health aid clinic is now receiving calls from all around south florida. the agency will end up being someone else's guardian angel. >> natasha guinane. a 16-year-old hid in a wheel well will not be charged with a crime. the fbi says he's lucky to have survived the trip. the 16-year-old hopped a fence at san jose, and hopped on. there isn't much air at that height. jakjacob ward explains. >> first is lack of oxygen. above 10,000 feet, the faa mandates the pilot has to wear a an oxygen mask. it can very quickly render someone useless at the wheel. past quick,000 feet eventually it will kill you because you simply cannot breathe in enough oxygen in time to replenish what your brain needs. the second factor is cold. at 35,000 feet which is how high these planes fly, you're going to have an ambient temperature of negative 65 degrees fah

in miami-dade county florida, there may an new problem.a local activist organization asked election officials if they would pledge to make all bathrooms in polling places accessible to people with disability. sounds reasonable, equal access is the law 3 well, election officials responded by announcing the county would close all restrooms and polling places on election day, quote, to ensure individuals with disabilities are treated unfairly. meaning nobody will have access to a bathroom. expect legal action on this one. finally in los angeles hillary clinton clinton was force to dodge another--yes, that is a shoe. when she realized what had happened she remembered she was talking at a recycling conference. >> my goodness, i didn't know recycling was so controversial. thank goodness she didn't play softball like i did. >> reporter: the woman who threw that shaw was initially charged with disorderly conduct, but then those charges were dropped. hillary clinton joins an elite club with george w. bush. strategists us tell their clients be sure

it's a very day for consumers, because consumers will end up eating the dade shunnal cost, and it's anworse day for the spirit of the internet as applied to entrepreneurs. my company will not be harmed by this, but start-ups, the ones that eat up a lot of bandwidth they will suffer because they will not be able to afford to pay the high rates or even medium rates. imagine if you have a game that streams over the cloud, and you are playing a game, and that game is built by a startup, and the game performs slowly. so you are going to play a game that is built by a big company that can afford to pay the toll. >> michael, i hear ya, and i guess my question is -- i think it was interesting to use highways and tolls, because people do make that choice to pay the toll to be in the faster lane. i can pay less for somebody who doesn't want to go as fast. is there a way to do that? >> consumers could decide they want a more premium offering already. that is available to some companies and consumers in different businesses. this is really more about the guts of the internet. whether, say the stat

. >> former new jersey attorney general john degnan will replace dade sampson, long-time christie adviser and ally who survived longer tan a few of his fellow appointees in the wake of bridge aregate but finally resigned at the end of march. samson's conflicts of interest in the position are so well documented it could take the rest of the program just to go through them. one imagines christie's people hope to turn the page by instatesing new leadership but the page remains stuck. right now the governor is being investigated by the following entities. the special committee of the new jersey state legislature. the u.s. attorney of new york. the manhattan district attorney and the securities and exchange commission. the last two investigations, however, aren't about some traffic problems. the manhattan d.a. is investigating the misuse of port authority funds intended for the rebuilding of ground zero. then news the s.e.c. joined at some point in the future. it are will be harder to name those bodies not investigating chris christie and the port authority than those who are. welcome aboard j

. >>> we're back with penny lee, corey dade, and ross douthat.to be really on an up when he came out to announce the 7 million number. take a listen. >> many of the tall tales that have been told about this law have been debunked. there are still no death panels. mar g armageddon has not arrived. instead it's helping millions of merning and in the coming years it will help millions more. >> this is about as close to him spiking the ball and dancing in the end zone as he ever gets. i did have a little bit of -- there was a shade of george bush i saw on the aircraft carrier after the iraq invasion, but i think, you know, this is a victory, clearly a victory for the enrollment issue. this was as much a message to his own party basically telling his party stop being a punk. step up and stop running from obama care. we have to run on it, you have to run on it but be on the offense about it. you're seeing in some of these contested senate races like north carolina where others are taking the bull by the horns and cutting ads that defend obama care as s

why did 100 al dade fighters feel confident enough to come out in front of cameras and show their facesbarbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >>> now teenage stowaway who flew in a flaplane's wheel well said he was trying to get to somalia to see his mom. >> investigators say they didn't think the boy -- they think the boy didn't even know where the plane he climbed into was heading. he just went to the nearest aircraft. >> the 15-year-old is in hospital in hawaii. authorities say he survived subzero temperatures and decompleted oxygen levels. i have to say there are not many people who have made it out alive after trying to stowaway in a plane. >> surprisingly people have been trying to get away for decades. >> reporter: being a stowaway and a survivor means beating bone chilling odds. the cuban defector did it in 2002 by identifying in the wheel well of a d.c. 10 that landed on the tarmac in montreal. victor alvarez molina described it as being so cold he couldn't breathe. he eventually was granted the political asylum he risked his life for. he joins a rare group of a couple hundred of pe

in an incredible twist, police made an arrest that friday, may 15th, the same dade angel is laid to rest out, help us with justice. we buried him today. we didn't know he was going to work that fast. >> a woman tips off police that her ex-boyfriend, 33-year-old luis negron was the driver of the car that hits torres. he's arrested and in a deal, pleads guilty to manslaughter and evading responsibility, sentencing is set for may 3rd, but what would you have done as angel torres laid alone. he deserved someone to stop traffic, perhaps to hold his hand. to have responded the way he most certainly would have. >> he always helped everybody in that area in their time of need. nobody there ran to my father to help him out. >> next, new york's grand central station comes to a shocking stand still. >> how long has this been happening? >> i don't know. >> when "caught on camera," what would you do, continues. isn't the only return i'm looking forward to... for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing

recovering your assets with dade scranton, advisers academy, dan schafer, host of absolute investment hillary kramer, president of a and g capital. so sell in may and goaway away, i've heard this forever from traders. dan, what do you say? >> the professionals have been using that for years because mathematically the worst period to make money has been from may to october and then from october back to may is the more profitable periods. but because we had a selloff in february, it may not be the same way this year -- gerri: are you being a bull? >> no, no, no. [laughter] no, i think it will continue if the selloff does come because of the way the market set itself up. >> i see a rotation. so i see stay in may, but rotate. rotate to more safety. seeing companies like ge and microsoft and beaten-down names -- gerri: what are you looking for if. >> i like dividends, especially global dividends. vale where you can get 5% iron ore out of brazil, completely undervalued at this point. gerri: david, what do you say? is it time to put your money on the side? is. >> this year especially with th

my worth of the dade. troglodyte. if you're steamed, mad as hell @foxnews.com. have our mad as hell segment on thursday. let us know what's tee ug off. again thanks for watching us tonight. miss megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. please always remember the spin stops right off so we're definitely looking out for you. >>> i'm megyn kelly live in new york and tonight -- >> new questions over the showdown at the bundy ranch and why senator harry reid is joining the attack on the ranchers. we investigate. >>> and then, on the same day the attorney general plugs the effort to legalize marijuana a major new study finds the drug causes brain-damage. brit hume on the dangerous misstep by team obama. >>> breaking news tonight on a controversial decision to pull the plug on a program that tracks possible terror plots in new york city's muslim community. a big night on "the kelly file" starts now.

i m thinking there may be something specific and tragic that a russian society has for so long in dade recover the same way people have to recover and that requires help and intervention and a treatment that russians did not get in the '90s and it should not be a surprise moshe goes back to the abuser. that is what they usually do. >> it is a two-part question your book did you also ride in another language? is available in russia? [laughter] >> no. >> i thought there were four equal building this on a moscow but you said the floor was the highest? >> with similar high-rises houses moscow university is on the highest hill that is the highest elevation in the city. >> i want to thank you for your work. [applause] >> i was struck by a the passages in the penal colony. how often in the you get a firsthand report? >> i did a fair amount of reporting with the penal colonies when russia repealed the sodomy law a and iran a project to get people out of prison. i had some familiarity but as i did other work with access to penal colonies that were more restricted i had not been there in years a

i coming up here from the university of miami and you were at miami dade for a while and i never made it to see is all i am grateful you made it. my comments, i read a lot of your work mostly in south africa, had a chance to read she plays with darkness and the madonna of excelsior and ended up in an art gallery where the artist's work was and hadn't gotten halfway into the book, it was an extraordinary experience to see this work by writing your novel. you mentioned earlier, this community in ohio and i am curious which book you are referring to. >> xi on, this one, and thank you very much for york touching words. >> very grateful, thank you. >> one little small thing. could you talk a little bit about the intersection of art, the graphic art, the visual arts and your process of putting it together, this is an extraordinary book because it tells a powerful story, very under read, understood, think about the complexity of south african culture. >> i tried -- i used paintings. as some kind of -- a real painting by a flemish expressionist artist who lived in south africa for many years

. >> rose: a good businessman but -- >> but, you know and this was because in the early dade we wanted to find out as to why the taliban were sort of in terms of their operation why do they have, you know, a support base in the country and the reason why is because the government was so predatory, so corrupt that the taliban has reemerged so we did stories on that and labels me as a pro taliban guy which is not the case how much of the country support the taliban. >> less than ten percent, less than ten percent, we did a comprehensive survey of 4,000 people face to face across the country, less than ten percent of the population support the taliban, they don't have a base inside the country, and they don't -- >> rose: are they paid? i mean who makes up the taliban? >> religious students, religious students who have been brainwashed there is no shortage of poor, impoverished young men living on both sides of the borders going to madrasahs mostly in pakistan and getting funding by different groups and support from different governments. >> rose: karzai would not sign a security agreement

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dade tweed joining us. -- david tweed joining us. kinson.op bern ji in his 80's.een around forever how will potential sponsors, how will the sport be viewing what's going on in germany today? >> tds a side issue to a certain extent. the major thing that happened that bernie railed against was the new technology that has come in this season. it has been a fantastic technical shift with turbo ngines and 1.6 charged engines with all the energy recovery systems. that has been the catalyst driving fmp 1 forward. bernie was against all of that. >> not noisy enough. >> he said it wasn't noisy enough. it could be slightly noiser but noise is an impedestrianment. >> is this noise, is this court case the kind of noise fmp 1 doesn't really need? >> it has been going on for a long time. the machinations of bernie trying to sell has been going on for years. bernie bought the rights off the f.i.a. because the e.u. were investigating what they had been doing. it has been going on for years. people have been aware of the ownership and the commercial rights of formula one. it has

many families here only have one child not because it's man daded by law but culturally they generallyit a personal and emotional issue. so what they have here are counselors who try to talk to the families. suicide is a major problem. you are dealing with survivor's guilt and there is growing concern about the mental health of these families especially with each passing day. >> it is excruciating to look at their faces. to try to understand what they're going through. it's interesting the point about only children. i mean, on the plane 370, a lot of the children or moms and dads come from single child households because they come from china. so horrible. two major stories we're following. the blue fin 21 as we continue, it is scouring the indian ocean for any sign of the 777. but can it dive deep enough or send back pictures? we will explore that. plus a possible sniper. honestly, i'm pouring everything i have into this place. that's why i got a new windows 2 in 1. it has exactly what i need for half of what i thought i'd pay. and i don't need to be online for it to work. it runs offi

. >> reporter: on the flight, congressman and the superintendent of miami-dade county schools. he tweeted this selfie. but said the experience was no laughing matter. >> we descended quickly. and we proceeded through the instructions. you know, brace yourselves and put your head between your legs. >> you didn't know that the plane was going to explode. >> reporter: the plane was met by emergency vehicles on the ground. some passengers were hyperventilating. one girl with asthma treated at the scene. we're told by passengers in a they had to get on and off this plane twice because of maintenance problems, a couple hours' delay. american airlines tells us that's not related to what happened. and the airline would not confirm there was an explosion on the aircraft. amy? >> david kerley, thanks for the latest. those are the things you never want to hear from a pilot. brace yourself. >> a lot of questions about this flight. we're going to get more on that later. >>> and we move to ukraine. tensions rising, as russian troops step up on the border. and accusations fly between the u.s.

>> reporter: can you imagine how bizarre it was miami-dade police spotted five men inside a silver 2009ce gear, strapping on weapons, pinning on badges with police insignias, the whole nine. the real cops working undercover at the time. the detectives quickly radioed dispatch to checkanother detail was working that location a few blocks away from florida's turnpike. now dispatch, they were called, nope, no other police were working undercover there. at that time, according to the police report, the fake cops popped red and blue lights on their car as the maxima pulled out of the park, shortly before happening four p.m. in the afternoon. so several police units surrounding that car. the five men were arrested. on charges ranging from carrying concealed weapons to loitering and prowling and resisting arrest. here are pictures of the guys arrested were them. mir around today carrero. and damion rosello. their ages range from 23 to 38. a fifth man was also arrested. he is are 54-year-old and. res noja. they watched as they wanted over the maxima and got in and proceeded to get dressed. besi

aterrizó en tampa, en los 46 pasajeros viajaba mario días ballart y el superintendente del condado miami dademi >> 6 personas con 5 estudiantes heridas 3 de ellas de gravedad cuando el condcutor perdió el control y chocó con varios árboles, como nos cuenta varios vecinos ayudaron a rescatar a los alumnos atrapados californa >> el hombre llevaba a 11 estudiantes cuando perdio el control del vehículo, choco con árbol, los estudiante sllamaron por ayuda >> los veicnos los ayudaron por puerta de emergencia >> 3 con lesiones menore,s el resto se fueron con amigos >> me dio fusto de saber que mihi jo estaba bien, pero senti tristeza por los niños dañados >> el bus choco contra varios árboles, al final choco contra uno de eucaliptus, tuvieron que sacar al chofer, esta en estado critico >> es una tristeza que siente uno, se trata de que alguien que esta lastimado, no sabemos de su heridas >> la policía dijo que ningún otro vehículo estuvo en el accidente >> los testigos dijeron que vieron a iba a gran velocidad, la policía a cargo de la investigación para saber quee paso por el accidente >> el distri

the miami-dade police department has trained haitian police.he north miami police department has trained the tobago police on sex crimes. the list goes on. for us, it is a pleasure to have these partnerships. another example is the washington state criminal justice training commission posted a study by the mexican police academy managers. the california department of corrections -- i mentioned that already. we have a long list that is growing. we have to be careful not to andad ourselves too thin find a comparative advantage these institutions bring to the table so we can leverage this went overseas. >> thank you. at earl, i want to ask you one last question. admiral, you say we need to address the demand along with the supplied. y. the suppl i'm wondering if this trend in the united states in colorado and washington and california in do youing marijuana -- think this will have a long-term impact or effect in stemming the u.s. demand for illegal drugs? have we not had enough time to analyze what this will mean? >> i don't think we've had enough