college and its eight campuses throughout miami-dade county so many thanks to miami-dade college. [applause] >> many thanks to miami-dade college and founder of this wonderful event. it's going to be another wonderful day that we close the book fare later on this evening. and so, please -- thank you to all the sponsors as well. without the sponsors organizations and individuals, we couldn't have this spectacular event. please turn off your cell phone and without further ado i would like you to welcome the women's fund of miami-dade county and ms. march will make the formal introduction. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us today. i'm from the women's fund of miami-dade county. an organization that has been in miami for 22 years area we raise money and we get out to the women and girls organization. in the last 22 years we've cannot $3.7 million to 470 programs. so, thank you for many of the donors that support us today. i also want to thank for helping the you for helping the women's fund participate in today's book fare and now i have the wonder

two people dead, trooper and miami dade police spent hours questioning possible witnesses. trying to determine what led to the killings. nathaniel peterson, a father of two, is one of the men who died. his family went to the is scene in search of answers. >> they're going to get caught. they can't hide. >> reporter: also searching for answers miami dade police. >> two men lost their lives and were -- news. >> still ahead,raling together, a high school football team worrying about much more than winning, how they came together, after a teammate was gunned down. >> what researchers are saying cancer. >> a germ manual stadium evacuated. the unfolding details straight ahead. >> a big announcement from big papi, when the the red sox slugger plans to hang up his cleats. reaction from fan way park at 5. # jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about talking. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. people were lifted out of p

thanks to miami-dade college and the president of miami-dade college for his graciousness as well. you for being part of this. we would know what to do with israel if you guys were not here. so we thank you for being part of it all. >> host: all right. one more life panel from this years miami -- before i turn to the panel of judges a, barbara steeg and. barbara was a longtime worker up in -- a. >> guest: you made her famous. >> host: she did. she would get up there and start talking about her daughter. >> guest: barber, we lost barbara about six weeks ago or eight weeks ago and she was one of the founders and[inaudible c] >> you were watching c-span2 with top non-fiction authors. on a rare friday night we're glad you are coming out tonight. we are pleased to have eight we jacobson your essays best-selling author who writes books about secrecy and intelligence. herb best seller area 51 has ben published in five languages. and now has operations and paper clip. it is being shown as one of the best books of 2014. her newest book the pentagon's brain was published on tuesday after rea

and the send reason is that the driver, miami-dade police tells us, is 15 years old. not slowing down. we almost lost control there. >> reporter: what a wild police pursuit that spanned several countyings with twists and turns along the way. >> not wanting to stop. the driver koll sides with a fence there. >> it is' all over it. >> you can see the teenaged driver swerve here around an ambulance. he is weaving between cars. here he hits a car -- >> there is a collision we saw debris fall off of the red vehicles. >> along the way, he exits the highway tries to turn around again in the grass and you will see the vehicle there go through the intersection there, the wrong way. >> reporter: we have him going through neighborhoods blowing through red lights. >> at times he was going on the wrong side of the road. here is a glimpse into what police dispatch was saying. >> might have been a white chevy ta hoe. >> reporter: from southwest miami-dade up the turnpike over to i-95, the southern broward county, her he gets on i-95 and goes the wrong way. he is pulling u. turns to g

the update of miami-dade. chase intense, so intense one point the suspect was driving on one of the rims. the suspect reportedly hit a homestead police vehicle in the pursuit. police cornered that chevy tahoe and the driver, surrounded the truck. took the driver out. the suspect is now in custody. >>> new developments today in the crash of a russian airliners. frances rivera with the details on that one. frances? >> as the last remains of the 224 crash victims were flown to russia for dna testing, officials of egypt and russia and ireland, as well as the airbus manufacturer of the crashed plane wrapped up the investigation of the crash site and now analyzing the black boxes. meanwhile, the united states and officials here say a satellite detected a heat flash at the same time that the airbus a-321 went down. that heat flash did not come from the ground and ruled out a missile strike surface-to-air ground and focusing on whether there was a bomb on board. >>> now to the number of e. coli cases risen to 41. now

police in miami-dade county are investigating the shooting. the incident is the seventh police- involved shooting in miami-dade county since last friday. as the investigation continues into the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man by minneapolis police... protesters have set up tents around the fourth precinct station, near where the shooting took place. demonstrators saying they won't leave until authorities release any video they have of the incident. many shouting at officers who began taking down the tents. the move comes after police received calls from people who were unable to get into the precinct to make reports. twenty-four year old jamar clark died monday after being shot once in the head. police say clark scuffled with officers who were called to the scene of a suspected domestic assault sunday . nearly one in ten americans has some type of lifelong drug use disorder new surveys... by the national institutes of health... found 75 percent of them were not getting treatment. study authors say surveys like these are needed to show t

why with a model like dade county isn't that more frequent around the country? what do you think it is politically that gets in the way of that? >> lack of political leadership at the end of the day it is all of political we will. we need people to want to do these things. we need people to want in our education system to make sure we treat the child and recognize that they come from the dramatic background. >> mostly the problem really is they just have more weakness? >> there is a lot of that in and a lot of recognition that there is no constituency here. >> they don't vote. >> or the perception is they don't vote. the rest of us are anonymous which is also killing us because we have no perception of aa power. imagine the constituency of up to 23 million americans and long-term recovery that no one knows about. we've got a fraction of those people to be politically active and you can literally change the presidential election, change congressional action. if that constituency was recognized, like the nra constituency is recognized, there's know reason why the

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periodista: en miami dade, desde aquÍ el mensaje es mantenerse cauteloso y reportar cualquier sospechastÉn rechazando refugiados que vengan de esa parte del medio oriente. >> sabemos que trataron de infiltrar, unos pidiendo asilo polÍtico, otros con otras intenciones. julio: mientras tanto, el gobernador de pensilvania dice que su administraciÓn continuarÁ trabajando para ayudar a los refugiados sirios. el gobernador dijo que el gobierno federal cree que puede manejar 10,000 refugiados adicionales. el departamento de servicios humanos del estado dice que 14 refugiados sirios han llegado al estado desde el 1 de octubre. bueno y para estar preparados para esta semana, vamos con eduardo rodrÍguez quien nos presenta su informe del tiempo. eduardo: buenas noches, efectivamente las condiciones del tiempo para esta semana de eso vamos a estar hablando. hoy la temperatura temperatura mÁxima 69.70, el promedio climatolÓgico es de 56. estas son las mÁximas. a Última hora de la tarde el aeropuerto de filadelfia registrÓ 70. esta noche sin prisa, en calma y estamos esperando la zona de mal tiempo

cuando se llevaba el juego entre dos escuelas secundarias, esto sucediÓ en el campus norte del miami dadeuelve a ser una esperanza par quienes buscan abrirse un futuro mejor en otro paÍs. este sitio tuvo que ser clausurado por acciones del crimen organizado pero ximena duarte nos cuenta que enst sitio hay un nvo ambiente, adelante ximena buenas noticias. >>> si edgardo e julio una casa de migrante fue cuestierrada po estaba peligroso, mucho migrantes se vieron afectados, pero hoy la suerte comenzÓ a cambiarles. >>> el crimen organiza do fue del lugar. sin embargo hoy se abriÓ un nuevo referencia sigu en la mis desd temprano grupos grupo como amos ne amnistilimpiaron este lugar para que no sea guarida de la delincuencia. >>>todos los grantes estamos haciendo el esfuerzo, estamos colaborandpara hacer a el aseo >>> su ilusiÓn compartir la seguridad, han puestos cÁmaras de seguridad en este lugar y hÁn ta years >>> no solamente para beneficiar a los migrantes, a el entorno >>> no han recibido apoyo por parte de las autoridades, ellos alegan haber sido vÍctima de extorsiones y abusos policial

s -- >> what if miranda shows up with gavin -- >> lil wayne, the dade county sheriff's department went to his house. >> he owed $2 million and judgment didn't pay and they went to get their money. >> lil wayne has a $30 million art collection in his house. >> wouldn't it be hilarious if he had like a reprint of like the mona lisa and the cop said, oh, my god, it's the mona lisa. >> you're just full

dade zyron, the president seemed tone deaf, but was this a case of simple math, that the university president was making half as much as the university would have been fined for missing next week's game? >> you know this about michigan your old stomping grounds but college football plays an essential role not just as an economic hub but also as a social hub and a political hub in many respects as well. and in here, in this particular case, what you have is the football team saying, we are not going to take the field as long as you are in power. and i think absolutely, that was the death blow for tim wolfe reign at missouri. >> in football and basketball the money they make for the university and how they can leverage that without getting paid. how much fear does the missouri example establish in other universities across the country? >> oh i think it creates huge shock waves on a national level. i guarantee they're meeting on this right now at ncaa headquarters in minneapolis. pardon the mixed met for, all of this structure is like balancing the globe on the head of a pin. you have millions o

>> guest: is an example in miami-dade. he's angry to float a bond to pay for more housing and case management. i'm going to do it because you want to float a bond for another forensics unit within the jail in another jail. and i think i can do it, get that money and put it in something else and you won't need the jail and he managed to convince the county board, and there is a great county commissioner in miami-dade and others got onto this. now we have a model and that's the kind of stuff we need to look at. and if it works in this county by kit at work in your county so if you are a politician coming you want, you want someone to come to you and say here's the answer, vote on it. it saves money and reduces homelessness. don't worry about it. we've done it already. it's all complete. that's what we ought to be doing. >> host: one of the interesting things is we know what to do but we don't move ahead and do it. why would a model like data county isn't that more frequent around the country? what do you think it is politica

. >> adam: a former missis police officer is dade tonight. he was facing charges in connection to an alleged staged shoot-out. tonight investigators say they do not believe this was a homicide. elizabeth norieka live with breaking new deals. >> reporter: police do not believe that foul place was involved in bryan johnson's death. he was declared dead at the scene. the 24-year-old was facing six charges stemming from a false bomb threat at millis high school. prosecutors say that threat came on the same days the former officer is accused at shooting at his own cruiser driver. it sparked a massive manhunt in the area but investigators determined johnson made the whole thing up and police are not investigating johnson's death as a homicide. elizabeth norieka, 7 news. >> kim: breaking news from the white house. a sir scare for the first family after a man draped in an american flag jumps a newly upgraded fence. president obama and his family inside. police took the man into custody right on the north lawn. the woman who took these photos said she

. >> at the miami-dade county jail we met a group of inmates that couldn't agree on the culinary great of the meals. >> hot meals in the morning and hot meal at night. >> this is the best part of the day. lunchtime. this is how we eat. nice cold cuts. they're great. we enjoy sometimes. >> this is turkey salami with little pieces of peppercorn in there that jam in your teeth and burn your mouth out and they're terrible. we got cheese. i got cheese. we have a pear. that will ripen in a couple days. an orange that's ripe now and then we have a raisin cream pie and chocolate cream pie that people literally fight over. >> best part of the day. >> this is the worst part of the day. >> best or worst, at most of the prisons we visited, inmates have only about 15 minutes to eat. >> we feed one tier at a time out of each of the buildings so it takes a good hour and a half at least to get everybody fed and they get 15 minutes a piece in the dining room. it usually takes five. they'll pick at it. they come in and eat. >> how's the food? >> terrible. >> terrible? what's so bad about it? >> you come

this happened on the campus of miami dade college. fo fortunately, nobody was hurt. >>> winter has come to iowa. people there saw their first winter storm of the season. snow blanketed the state last night, and this morning the central part of the state saw between 4 and 8 inches of snow. and more than a foot of snow fell in northern iowa. the good news for folks there, warmer weather is in the forecast. and even though that's iowa, that somehow has an impact on us here, right? >> yeah, exactly. so when i showed you the radar, the storm team 4 radar tracking that line of rain. it's the same system as it moves here. the rain is going to fall apart and bring us clouds. but more importantly, it will have an impact on our temperatures. it's cold tomorrow, and breezy by the afternoon. so when you factor in the winds, it adds that additional chill. temperatures continue to tumble on monday. monday morning downright frigid. as we look to thanksgiving, we start to warm up. and right now it's looking like really nice weather for thanksgiving.

he tried to pay a fine to the miami-dade commission on ethics and public trust using 28 buckets filledth pennies and nickels. the commission wants to double his fine and they want him to give the money using their legal form of payment, check or money order. >> i try to pay, they stamped it that we were there to pay. they refused to take the money, u.s. currency. >> we have taken the only other avenue we have, to file a lawsuit in court. >> the battle began in july when the commission found hernandez guilty of providing false information about receiving an interest payment on private loans to a jeweler. >> time for an honesty check. a quarter of americans admit they are not completely honest with a doctor. and that could affect treatment. according to a new study, people avoided telling the truth because they were embarrassed or maybe had too much face time with their doctor and listen to this, women were more likely to lie in the exam room. some admitted they would confess bad health behavior to a hair stylist rather than their doctor. >>> the rain is gone, the wind is blowing, you ca

who is working with the can dade -- candid think tank based here in berlin. he is currently living in france, and he says the fight against i.s. cannot be fought solely with military resources. and finally, great to have alan posener back on the show. he is a british-born commentator for the british newspaper "die welt." he says of course it is war and it has been since the fatwa issued against salman rushdie 25 years ago. radical islam wants to eradicate the west, and the west will not have peace until radical islam has been eradicated. asiem el difraoui, your opening statement says military resources alone won't defeat isis. would you nonetheless agree with the pope when he says that we are in a piecemeal world war iii? asiem: i wouldn't call it world war iii. let's not exaggerate. we are confronted with the global ideology. that's true. which needs to be -- i don't want to -- we need to find a new terminology. we are in a global conflict against an ideology which we can't win only militarily. if france is bombing raqqa, fine. might be necessary. if we libe

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today that an illinois cop who staged his suicide to look like a murder was deeply troubled for d dades. dean reynolds has that. >> reporter: around fox lake, many of the ribons that went up when officer joe gliniewicz died are still blowing in the wind this week, though many here now believe it was an unwarranted tribute. david zipp is a local attorney. >> i gotta tell you, i'm floored. i'm shocked. >> reporter: authorities say that glynn wits stole thousands of dollars from a local youth program for prospective police officers and staged his suicide to obscure his criminal activity. now details from the lieutenant's personnel file portray the 30-year veteran as a disgrace to his uniform. in 1988, after thrhr years on the job, he was found passed out at the wheel of his idling pickup truck. he received six five-day sexual misconduct against a fellow officer. he was accused by a dispatcher in 2003 of threatening to shoot her, and an anonymous letter sent to the mayor by otherox complaints and claimed gliniewicz was destroying department moral. >> it's been surreal. >> reporter: anne mar

. >> the search continues tonight for suspects in the dade dead le thanks giving morning shooting utsued fenway park. newscenter5's sera congi spoke to the people who knew the victim. he is being remembered as a good man and hard worker. sera. he would be celebrating his 36 ath birthday today. instead the family is mourning the violent death. boston police say he was innocent victim and killed in at shooting outside of a bar near fenway park early thanksgiving morning. three others were injured but their wounds not life threatening. >> i was tough to hear that. indiana they gathered at the home in hyde park to mourn and remember. the young man conductor for the mbta. the coworker stopped by to pay respects. >> he was a gentlemen. he was everybody person. person. he is a good guy. reporter: boston police say three others were hit in theness den and caught in a crossfire. his family too district to speck on camera but saying jesses withs a good man who dreamed of billioning an engineer. in hyde park, sera congi, wcvb newscenter >> -dreads are blocked the entrances to the stores of the high

the miami-dade county commission says they are suing a man after he tried to pay a $4,000 fine with 28 buckets filled with pennies and nickles of they say they want to double his fine, receive it in their legal form of payment, check or money order. >>> we try to pay, actually stamped it that we were there to pay, they refused to take the moneyment u.s. currency. so let's see what happens now in a real court. >> anchor: that battle began in july when the commission found hernandez guilty of providing false information. a lawsuit hearing is scheduled for next month. >> anchor: ahead on 7 news, finding love in all of the right places. how a little girl is helping her friend as he struggles with a terrible illness . >>> plus, sharing a common connection. a new grandfather bonding with his grabbed son after finding out they have the same disability . >>> a girl who went missing earlier this morning has been found alive and is being treated at boston children's hospital. we'll have the latest on the story all new at 5:00. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at onc

but dade debate making adjustments. with the affordable care act >> that isn't too much? but though one proposal is to eliminate title to with the strength in vagrancy rules. is that the lesson from lehman brothers? the goal is to protect the creditors. unfortunately that was not the main public port -- public purpose. we were concerned of the ability of the overall system. that was a lot of money which by the way it goes against the idea but then trouble with a pepsi was with the collapse of the overall system to give a lot of discretion to stabilize the system only those things that give the highest return. the liquidation authorities about the stability to protect the creditors in general so that is why i would prefer to see the liquidation authority that is dedicated to the main part - - objective is to the overall system. >> host: i said the pronouncements of 2015 don't move markets it was amusing how in 2002 when you joined the administration as the fed governor and then became the chief economic adviser but then went back to chairman of the fed that your link bridg

. >> there is an emptiness in dade feet -- bill that with the infection. >> studies i believe are fudgedeve this study because my dog drinks alcohol and sings in the archipelago up -- a group. [laughter] >> but cat odors are lazy because they don't have to walk the dog. kennedy: in and day overfeed that catch. >> i would love to get a cat i was about to get one this weekend and that the alliance want to their lifeline -- lions but they're too small. >> they would if they could add one that little devil in my house. kennedy: i am so happy to be fat. walking is for losers. >> lucky for us it is now movember for the next 30 days whether prostate cancer or mentalhealth or physical inactivity in a new survey conducted in ndf saw a dark side to facial hair that men with beards are more likely to be sexist and she on a partner. november may be a rocky month. >> the old-time anbar. >> physical therapy worked. >> el after the with ambassador bolton. >> we have if that john read i. >> you know, if he will bomb your embassy. >> i like john stossel faithful strong mustache. >> i have to give gavin a

i'm a graduate of miami-dade junior college, great school, graduated 40 years ago.he critical issue here and i would like to tie the middle east to the success of donald trump. the big issue is that political correctness has squelched any form of ability to communicate honestly between different groups that expends locally within the united states through the world. in this country the left simply denies impact of illegal immigration and the right to nice and will not commit a discussion of global climate, and it goes on issue after issue. you cannot make progress until you can honestly deal with reality. whether it is pleasanter beneficial to you or whether it is harmful to you. i think trumps success is because he is leading a discussion on things that are taboo within the worlds in the united states today. >> that was perry imports massachusetts, up next on book tv is kelly calling in from las vegas. hi kelly. >> hi, how are you. i just want to can hear me. >> i want to make a comment about people wanting to go to the middle east to fight isis. the problem we hav

. >> the gambian president has beganned female genital moved layings branding it out dades and now thement of islam. the practice remains highly common there. parents and individual elders have been warn today stop the practice or face harsh penalties. the world health organization estimates more than within 25 million women worldwide have undergone the procedure. >>> now pope francis is on his way to kenya as part of his three-nation african tour. his first trip to the continent as pope. security has been stepped up with a near shutdown of the kenyan capital nairobi. the head of the catholic church will also visit uganda and if security allows, he'll go to the central african republic as well. pope francis is expected to promote a mess edge of reconciliation and unity as catherine soi reports from nairobi. >> reporter: these catholics have been wait ailing long time to see their people. but he won't just be meeting tell. he is also due to meet political and religious leaders from all faiths. >> we are often talking of i want religious dialogue. and so when when swee the holy father en

she came through miami-dade. that college has been a pipeline. >> what i love about edouardo, he embraces broadly the apprenticeships but also continuing just knocking education out of the notion that it's just a four year credentialing process. it's every aspect, people short term, long term, continuing education. i'm wondering, do you and arne duncan situated down and sort of talk about how you interact and how to change what education means, what continuing education means and what meait means on t labor front? >> absolutely. i would add the president to that. what the president understands, i think the biggest turbo adjustment we have to do as parents, there are multiple pathways to prosperity. apprenticeship is one. four year degree is another. community college, et cetera. and with the work force innovation and opportunity act, that is a joint venture between the department of education and department of labor. what it does is it imbeds the collaboration between the two agencies. historically, the collabora

we are live and where live in the center of miami-dade college.set and want to introduce you to but author named adam levin. is the book called "swiped." first of all, you are noted as the founder and chairman of credit.com. what is.com? >> guest:.com is an online educator, advocate. it's also a site where you can get products and services that are appropriate to where you are in your credit life. and also provide free storage and free information about how to get wherever you are to wherever you want to get to so you pay less money for access money than you pay when you started. we are one of the longest surviving.com ask. we started in 1994. we swapped a hard drive to get the domain. that's all but we bent around and we've had a wonderful opportunity to subcommittee with consumers and help consumers but without millions over the years and we hope to continue to do so. specter also those founder of a website called identity theft 9/11. what is that? >> guest: we got a new name. it's an organization that works with companies for the benefit of the

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we are on location at miami dade college, call ins ahead today. and journalist peggy noonan, judith miller and pulitzer prize-winning author joe warwick. his newest book is on isis. you will hear from ted koppel on cyberattacks. and stacey shift on the salem witch trials. the full schedule for today is available at our web site, booktv.org. the first author event is about to [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. welcome to the 32nd anniversary of the miami book fair. i'm a volunteer room host, and we're delighted to have you here with us this morning. be you've looked through the schedule of events for today, you'll see there are many venues of author sessions running through today and sunday, plus activities in children's alley and programs in the slump, the porch and more. please consider becoming a member of the friends of the book fair. that's just downstairs. your charitable contribution will support this wonderful book fair. friends receive multiple benefits such as preferential seating and admission to book fa

. >> reporter: the 41-year-old mother whose identity we're not releasing because she could be in dade county is in critical but stable condition. her 15-year-old daughter shot in the wrist a bullet grazing in linden, new jersey, christine sloan, cbs2 news. >>> will you stay rain-free this weekend? still ahead, we'll head back to the upper west side balloon inflation. we'll talk to lonnie quinn to find out. >> plus, your family is looking for something other than shopping to do this weekend. the two big movies are hitting the theaters for thanksgiving. >> and today in history, in 1947, movie studio executives agreed to blacklist the hollywood 10. the group was jailed the day american activities committee. >>> frankenstein, boxing and dinosaurs. how's that for variety? if shopping isn't your thing, cbs 2's jill nicolini previews the box office. >> ah! ow! you little -- >> reporter: in the good dinosaur arlo befriends a little wild boy. the disney pixar animated film explores the journey of these two unlikely best buddies as they travel through rough conditions in order to get back home.

. >>> a fire fighter severely burned more than a d dade ago ceives a new face in an operation that could have cost him his life. >>> good morning from the studio headquarters here in insuring.laimed responsibility. >>> this morning, there are new attacks if paris. a manhunt is under way for two suspected terrorists, one is described as the mastermind. the other supplied logistical support. isis warned? a video released yesterday that it planned to strike in washington, d.c. overnight, france watched another launch of airstrikes in syria. jonathan bigliotti is in washington. >> reporter: they will work to devise a a defense plan against isis. kerry's arrival comes one day after the president, president obama addressed the g-20 summit saying how important it is now toto counteract isis. with the u.s. embassy if paris lit up in the colors of the french flag, secretary of state john kerry pledged to stand by france and honor the lives of dozens of victims killed if last week's terrorist attacks. >> we don't have the power to bring them back. so we must do instead wha is within our power. and

so a good-looking good good feeling dade and 30s inland, upper 30s and 40s at the coastline here, so this isn't the coldest morning we have had by any means. this is going to be cool but not cold and i think that's going to sum up most mornings coming into town here in this upcoming week. 69 in norwood tomorrow, 68 in lawrence and fitchburg and manchester, new hampshire, 66 in boston, warm-up is just getting started here. we got sunshine all day, we got this warm wind coming up from the southwest but because of that you see above average temperatures continue here with the 7-day forecast and that wednesday mostly sunny and 63 and thursday and into friday, friday when we bring back chance for showers and by saturday of next week at 64 this is when we have some early showers possible and high temperatures that will be on the warm side for the weekend with upper 50s in boston and beverly and nashua to even lower 60s on saturday and plymouth in southeastern and cooler day and brighter day any of the outdoor plans. to break a world record. record breaking attempt will raise money for char

unfortunately for dade vitter is an issue that constantly gives john bel edwards a platform to attack david vitter on. he's very uncomfortable about this. he would like to move attention away from this as much as possible and keep it away from the that. he won't be able to. >> i know the race is all the more impressive as you get closer and closer to it. nice to have you with us tonight to talk about it. >> we have much more tonight on this very busy news night. stay with us. we stop arthritis pain so you don't have to stop. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. >>> here's a heads up just about to drop before midnight tonight. if you are a night owl i can tell you what you will hit refresh on your browser about come 11:59 tonight concerning new jersey governor and presidential candidate chris christie. tonight was an all important court imposed deadline for two officials from his administration in new jersey. the two officials who have been criminall

lawrence back here at the live desk where we are watching a security situation outside of the miami-dadeernational airport. security officials say something suspicious was seen on an x-ray machine and one of the terminal his to be evacuated. right now, no american airlines flights are leaving the airport. one person took this video inside. i mean, you can see the length of some of those lines. so far we've been told -- we have not been told what that suspicious item appears to be. we'll stay on top of this. >> thank you. >>> to our weather now and the rain isn't letting up and doug says you may want to leave early if you hope to be in town. >> we'll continue to see the rain. jim vance, how do you describe today's weather? >> junkie. >> i knew it. i knew you would bring it through for me. that's exactly what it is. yucky for sure. we have the rain out there and not just the rain and it is a chilly rain. 52 degrees and temperatures staying fairly where they are right now and 57 at 7:00. 52 at 7:00, 51 at:00 and 52 by 11:00. notice to the west we're much cooler. 45 in gaithersburg and 45 in

they said despite the low, the average worker contribution is up more than 134% in the past beck dade. >>> plan ag head mayhem you start worrying about work. researchers say many struggle to detach yourself from your work, especially if you have unfinished tasks. they say writing a detailed plan outlining when and where the jobs will be complete will help relax more during your nonworking hours. >>> caught on camera. the strange situation going on behind the wheel of a school bus and why it's igniting safety concerns. >>> on his very worst day, he managed to summon his very best. that's the nature of courage. >> another courageous soldier now among the few to hold the highest military honor in the country. president obama awarded retired army cap on the florent grow bre groberg the medal of honor. he suffered serious injuries to his leg, but recovered after years at walter reed. before he went into the army, he ran track and cross-country at the university of maryland. >>> we're hearing from a man who ran toward the flames of a burning church van. news4 obtained some exclusive video.

that has been in those diversesive fields and accomplished that much in that span of time, and so i dade cover story on him, and i ended up -- i went to the tesla factory, in silicon valley, and then went to spacex's rocket factory in los angeles, and that blew me a that we're in this time when we're told we can't make anything, the united states, this guy was building these really complicated things in the most expensive city in the united states, and it's not for show that spacex rocket factory is four miles from lax. and i thought they would be hand-making one rocket but they're mass producing rocket with thousands of people. so it kind of blew me away. i had a chance to interview elon for the cover story and he was much more interesting than i thought. i pegged him as more of a tech know utopian guy but he was very authentic. a good interview, surprisingly dune to earth, didn't have a lot of handlers around him. just me and him, and so if a been looking for a book to do and i thought this is the guy. he was running counter to so much of his stuff in silicon valley, which is quick hit

we are on location at miami dade college, call ins ahead today. and journalist peggy noonan, judith miller and pulitzer prize-winning author joe warwick. his newest book is on isis. you will hear from ted koppel on cyberattacks. and stacey shift on the salem witch trials. the full schedule for today is available at our web site, booktv.org. the first author event is about to begin, n.y. times book review editor pamela paul is leading a discussion on books and reading habits. joining her, best-selling author brad meltzer, sloan crosby, rick. y and t j styles. live coverage on booktv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ..

i dade cover story on him and ended up -- i went to at the tesla factory, which is in silicon vole, and then went to spacex's rocket factory in inclination that blew me away. we're in this time we're told we can't make anything in the united states and this guy was building these complicated things and the most expensive city inside in the united states, and it's not for show that spacex rocket factory is about four miles from lax. i thought they would be hand-making one rocket but they're mass producing rockets with thousands of people. so kind of blew me away. then elon, i had a chance to interview him for the cover story, and he was much more interesting than i thought. i sort of pigged him more as a teak know utopian kind of guy but he was authentic, a good interview, surprisingly down to earth, not a lot of handlers, just me and him. so i thought this was the guy. he was running counter to so much of his stuff in silicon valley which is quick hits, entertainment, consumer services, and here was a guy who was building stuff, and that's what was interested in. >> backtrack a moment.

this is a ban dade on a gaping wound and at the end of the day, it's not going to get us anything. don't see why it would work now and i don't think the french will have any butter luck than we've had. >> and yet, obviously, colonel franco francona, the concern about large forces or increase of u.s. forces on the ground which is to president obama's point that it makes the u.s. more the focus of isis attacks and perhaps alienates more people on the ground. >> well, that said and i'll go along with who bob said. these attacks have not established the goal. the air campaign is anemic at best because we haven't been able to strike the targets we need to hit. there is a variety of reasons for that. part is it's cumbersome and other reason is that we are absolutely adverse to any civilian casualties. the pilots often return with ammunition on the aircraft. so we're not really dropping the bombs we need to. what we found, though, is we can be more effective when we are trying to take land back from isis. that requires a ground component and as the president said, we're not going to use a