county, miami-dade and new york's riker's island. they represent a cross section of life across the country. each one has its own unique set of challenges. >> lockdown, lockdown. >> be on point. >> lockdown, lockdown. >> can't let your guards down for nobody. >> it's not the place to be. >> this is as close to a living hell as i think i ever want to come. >> step back behind the red line. >> everyone, bend over. >> if you like this type of thing, this is the place for you. >> i am not in there. >> for the uninitial nated or the unincarcerated, there is sometimes confusion between prison and jail. prison is only for convicted felons. jails also house convicts, but only those awaiting transfer to prison or certain short term sentences, usually less than a year. >> listen up for your name. >> step there please. >> most jail dee tien ease have pending court cases and have been denied or are unable to make bail. >> put your stomach on the wall. hands behind your back. >> there is another type of jail detaine detainee. they're the most dan

he is also a sergeant in the dade county police department.resident of the dade county police benevolent association. i always like the way they put benevolent in there. he says this is an activist cop. >> bill: activist? >> proactive. i said how you can support this guy? he says because when garbage, referring to opa-locka this community of 15,000 is as corrupt, as crime-ridden as it is, they have had, i believe it is 16 mayor's over the course of the last 20 years, that's how tough it is. 16 police chiefs, they have more corruption. >> bill: why would you want another cop who is corrupt? or allegedly corrupt. >> to the point. sergeant rivera points out. this man on every major charge has been acquitted by hearing officer or a judge. >> bill: all right. so they are going to stick up for the guy even though the city wants to get rid of him. here is the kicker. i taught high school in op opa-locka it is the most corrupt city have you ever seen and i'm no surprised. >> no relationship between your experience there. >> bill: i didn't know bosque

pretty much all of dade county. nine strikeouts in six innings. that is why he is an all-star. nationals get on board in the fifth. he scores, ties the game. unfortunately, he did give up two runs. a game winner in the sixth. that is all. they win 2-1. >> i got a couple of text messages from a bunch of friends. i-95 is jammed packed right now. >> the king of the 305. baltimore hosting in detroit. the game is tied at 6. three batters later, what about my turn? over the wall. that is gone. the orioles win 8-6 in 13. there may be no better place for the u.s. basketball team to visit and right here in our nation's capital. they held a practice at the stadium armory and put on quite the shadow. they ended their scrimmage in a tie. the players also honored -- they talk to us from everything from the nba finals to the olympics. >> i love to win. i love being a part of a great team. i look forward to the opportunity of going to london. it does not matter what your religious beliefs are or whatever policies you believe in, when we have usa on our chest, it is always the common denominat

corbin dade was sitting on the front floor. >> i felt the caps from the bullet burning my leg. >> reporter: the university of colorado confirms holmes was dropping out of a class in neuroscience. police found explosives in his car and apartment. >> his apartment is boobie trapped with apparent trip wires. >> reporter: the survivors include a 3 -month-old baby. >> she got shot. when she got shot, it was god watching over us. >> reporter: the suspect's family is cooperating with police and said their hearts go out to the victims. the shock, grief and sympathy are not just being felt in aurora. in fact, the queen of england sent a message to the president and the people of the united states that she expresses her heartfelt sympathy. as for james holmes, he is set for his first court date on monday. >> movie theaters here in maryland are boosting security in the wake of the rampage. monique griego continues our coverage. >> reporter: moviegoers might see more patrols one thing they will not see is a lot of costumes. as aurora trys to come to grips police officers are upping their presence at t

that eastern europe has put a few turbulent dades behind itself, and the political transition processs still far from over. the soviet era left most countries for than the west. in addition, countries that wanted to join the european union or that have since joined have had to work hard to meet the eu standards. the latest such succession candidate is montenegro. the small country has been independent from serbia for not even a decade. brussels says the country has to do more to fight corruption and organized crime and improve general freedoms, but in one area, montenegro has already made giant leaps. it knows how to attract foreign interests, especially of the wealthier sort. >> the financial crisis has affected montenegro very differently from the rest of the world. oliver sees it every day from his beautiful terrace. the area has suddenly become a haven for super yachts and megawatts, and their numbers are growing all the time. a super yacht has a minimum length of 24 meters. some of the votes here are 150 meters long, and incidentally, each one of those meters adds about 1 million

it miami-dade in the 3800 block of cooper leap yesterday afternoon. police say the cab driver picked up the gunman at the new carrollton metro station. man asked for a ride to the cooper lane elementary school. when they got there, map pulled out a gun and tried to rob the driver. police say the driver's injuries are serious but not life-threatening. hreatening. >>> the all-star game tube a bl pitching exhibition. remember, there are major implications to the game. the winner league gets home field advantage in the world series. all three players september from the nationals ended up seeing some action. >> from the washington nationals, bryce harper, stephen strasbourg and gio gonzalez. >> gonzalez patched scoreless third inning. stephen strasbourg followed suit in the fourth. and bryce harper went hon 1 with a walk but also lost a fly ball in the lights. -- gonzalez pitched a scoreless third inning. i've got a good feeling about the nats. >> yes, we are hoping post- season this year. >>> new this morning, an american sentenced to prison overseas for

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other way around the simple reality is that al gore sued to recount three or four counties in florida dade broward and i think there was one other and when the new york times a year later actually did the count and not just the new york times as media consortium actually counted the entire state they found that had the entire state been counted al gore would have won so gore just originally said just just recount a couple of these states and then and then well what happened after after after that was the state supreme court came in and said no let's count the entire state so the compound that scalia's stopped was not the count in just those counties that al gore asked for which is what scalia just set the count that scalia stopped that the supreme court stopped was the count that the florida supreme court had ordered for the entire state of florida and that count would have given the presidency to al gore so in a very real way scalia and his four other buddies right wing buddies on the supreme court did decide the two thousand election and they decided in a way that was not what the americ

have spent 20 years building a mentoring and dropout prevention program for at-risk boys in miami-dade county public schools. it's called the 5,000 role models of excellence project. boys are taught not only how to be productive members of society by emulating mentors who are role models in the community, they're also taught how to respond to racial profiling. it is sad reality that we have to teach boys these things, just to survive in their own communities, but we do. we need to have a national conversation about racial profiling now, not later. the time is now to stand up and address these issues and then fight injustice that exists throughout our nation. enough is enough. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, congresswoman. unless my colleagues have questions on this panel, i will allow them to return to their senate house duties. and thank you very, very much for being here today. now we'll turn to our second panel of witnesses. and each of them will please take their place at the witness table. before you take your seats, wait until everyone's in place, and ask you to please sta

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and a public meeting in dade deadly officer shooting.his morning the meeting is set for 1030 at pier 31 here in services co >>> it is 539, we have to follow in the penn state sex abuse scandal. and for mitt chairman is resigning. steve says his presence on the board is becoming a distraction. the former penn state a system for football coach is accused of sexually abusing 10 boys, some on be university >>> a new way to get police to respond instantly. the bay area's city where,,,,,,, >> direct tv and viacom have settled a dispute that removed 17 channels from millions of customers. the two companies were haggling over how much direct tv should pay to carry channels like mtv and comedy central. terms have not been announced but many people that have gone without are very happy today. stock futures slighting this morning. the market falling worldwide trends, ashley morris and is here with the latest. >> good morning, it was a down day for the asian markets this morning, japan fell% and a half while hong kong for dropped 1%. good news for t

establishing himself as a leader in the campaign, he quickly ascended to the campaign manager for dade county. >> some people acquire a thirst for public service at some point in their lives. i think marco carry that had willingness from childhood. >> we're all children of a powerful and great god. >> marco has real charisma and a joyful attitude, he's smarter than most politicians i've met. he's eloquent. and this was pretty apparent from day one. >> the 1997 run for miami commission he was lucky to have the support of then mayor. >> he asked me are you the mayor? i said, yes, i am. he told me they told me if you support me to run for commissioner, i want to win. can you help me? the next day, we were walking door to door knocking on every house in west miami. he became elected commissioner, an incredible moment in his life he ran for the state house in his early 20s ran a difficult primary. won by less than 100 votes and began his career in the hate state house of representatives. >> it's was a race everyone wrote him off and told him he couldn't win and that odds were too big. he kn

dry, and that's the way we're going to stay right on through the night tonight, pretty much into the dade tomorrow, too. once again through your morning, this is what we can expect. looking good, temperatures tonight falling down to about 80 degrees. how about 73 when you wake up tomorrow morning? tomorrow is a different story. i'll have that coming up, including a heat advisory. >>> coming up, new video just released shows the very real dangers at seaworld. a trainer narrowly escaped the jaws of a killer whale. >>> a matt ban movie star pays his respect to the victims, while a tip led police to another clue. >>> and a korean war vet is on a personal mission to change a memorial in washington. >> being perfectly candid about it, because i have an arm and leg on, a lot of people aren't so critical of what i say or do. >>> a very active volcano is getting a lot more attention >>> there's some rather disturbing video that has come to life. this video shows a killer whale trying to drown one of the trainers there. it happened back in 2006, the trainer's name is ken peters. he was dragged unde

shares are down 40% year to dade. breaking down this call of the day.ays good to sweek with you they have a credit facility that they can lean on. what's the run rate? at what point were you concerned that maybe time is running out? >> one of the big pauses is they have got quite a bit of time here with the liquidity on their balance sheet. like you said, we have coverage last night. the point i make is this turn around will probably stay messy for a while. they will probably report earnings on august 10. behind a lot of noise, we see a positive story here. you have got the cash which buys them time. i think the strategy they are pursuing is going to work well. >> do you think they could miss the numbers and still is t stock could be up? >> first all we look at the numbers and management guidance and it's a mess at this point. there are some numbers left out. people reporting numbers differently so they are messy. we are below the street. i think at these levels, that is probably baked into the stock. >> one more question. you have a tip for 2015, multi

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and he refuses to name a single government program he would cut if he dade the government would justagogue it. >> eliot: he's an empty vessel and he thinks that people will not come after him for all these tax returns. he said i'll give you a lot of information. release them and be done with them he's making freshman mistakes. >> if i were a republican, okay, and romney knew he was going to run for president. he ran in 2008. he knows he's running. if you want to be president, get rid of the swiss bang accounts. you know you got to do it if you want it bad enough. why do you do that? why do you think you're going to get away with it? that's what i don't understand. i would be i did livid if i was a republican. >> eliot: he won't give his tax returns, every step makes me say that he's not a good manager. >> i don't know that he's not a good manager. what it tells me is that he wants it both ways. he wants to make the money on the offshore accounts. he wants to be president. you can't do it both ways. it's one set of rules that applies to mitt romney. and then the same set of rules that

we've had such a great response from conservatives and independents that i dade decided -- decided tow are who are you trg to reach? >> students and outbut the by product has been older citizens with grandchildren and kids that will inherit that debt. $16 trillion will jeopardize economic growth f i want to start a business and pay off interest of old medicare and social security payments that won't help our economic prosperity. we need to face this before we go off the cliff. >> a lot of young people get the rap, fairly or not, to be disengaged, totally disinterested. more into going to college, having fun. not you. so when you talk to some of your friend or other 18, 19-year-olds, do they say charlie, what's the deal? does it measure on them what you're doing? what? >> it's compounding upon itself. we have kids all over the country trying to get organ facebook page. we consider it a generational issue. kids don't want to hear mitt romney or obama, they want to have fun with it. on our facebook page you see kids from kansas and missouri and puget sound and miami using hollywood jokes

health care man dades, tarp, the auto bailout, financial disclosure, minimum wage, the economic development administration, infrastructure spending, the federal reserve, deficit spending, the nuclear start treaty, the dream act, gun control, public education, environmental protection. did all republicans support all of these things all the time? of course not. but enough of them did, up until recently to have a credible conversation about policy. and again, we should underline infrastructure spending which republicans traditionally supported and which creates jobs. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight's question, will republicans return to supporting republican ideas if they defeat president obama? text a for yes, text b for no. to 622639. or go to our blog at ed.msnbc. ed.msnbc.com. i'll bring you the results later in the show. joining us is former governor of new york, george pataki. welcome to the show. >> nice being with you. it was wonderful to hear that objective, neutral introduction to the segment. >> of course. you know that we try our best to please you

you have got dade county which is like a universe unto itself. you have the central part of the state in the east and west coast. is it going to be a dogfight or do you think of the republicans are going to pull away? >>. no florida is a very competitive state it has t been for two decades. it will continue to be competitive. whoever wins is going to have to earn that. i honestly believe not because i support them. mitt romney is going to win florida. >> bill: why do you believe thatth though? if barack obama won last time is the economy going to be the difference? think so. the biggest difference is the same as it is nationally. barack obama in 2008 was an idea. he wasas this post partisan unite. >> not only arrested rorks his rhetoric i think is like anybody else, dividing americans against each other, floridians aren't going to like that. >> they elect a conservative you.ike they elect a conservative governor.le theyat being floridians, interesting state. i think it will go to romney he has got to be on his game. disaster. tough border stance.

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for the spanish media. [ speaking in spanish ] >> i got a lot of who i am as a lawyer from the miami-dade a certain type of mentality, a warrior's mentality. you're going to war and you're fighting for someone who can't fight for themselves. i don't claim to be the smartest person in the room but i don't think you're going to find someone who knows the record better and who's going to work harder than me. i know for a fact that in the anthony case i knew more about that case than anyone in the courtroom and when the opportunities showed up, i was able to capitalize from my knowledge of the facts and take advantage of the fact that they did not. >> other members of the defense had issues as well. attorney dorothy simms knows what it's like to feel fear. wondering if the next person she meets is going to kill her. during her time serving as co-counsel for the casey anthony defense team simms' office was inundated with hate mail phone calls, and death threats. >> this isn't all of the mail i received. this just is tasting, a flavor. i received birthday cards on caylee's birth with personaliz

american flight 1780 arrived on time at miami-dade at 7:00. >> i don't want to have it anymore. but everything is fine now. >> no word yet on the source of the fumes and the flight that made the emergency landing in philadelphia. >>> in a sudden move, anne arundel county's police chief announces he is retiring. vic is live in the newsroom with more on the reason why. vic? >> james tier is stepping down. his retirement becomes effective august 1st. now, the state department is dropping a criminal investigation into tirr. although never indicted, he facessed questions over -- faced questions about how much he knew. he was said to keep taps on political opponents. leopold was indicted in march but denies any wrongdoing. through a statement from the department, he declined to comment but released a statement saying -- thanking the citizens. >>> we'll have much more in a live report, new at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> baltimore's board of estimates approves the request to give the fire chief a raise. it comes amid a budget crunch. derek valcourt has reaction to the controversial decision. >>

her dade, jon voigt, is one of hollywood's most vocal conser conservativ conservatives.t family may not have been vocal until now. perhaps brad might wish his mom took the same path as his brother did, starring in a cell phone ad down under. that ad has already gone viral. it's, by all accounts, showing how normal and mundane life is like without the celebrity. >> interesting that's happening with both sides of the couple. thank you, diana. >>> close to a settlement? tom cruise's lawyer now revealing his side in this block buster divorce. can they avoid a clash in court? >>> also coming up, a murder case that riveted the nation is back in the news, as scott peterson's lawyers are trying to spare his life and get his conviction overturned. nearly a decade after the deaths of his wife and unborn son. >>> the newest crime. driving while bieber. justin running afoul of the law when the pop star clocks in at 100 miles an hour. why was he doing this? we'll tell you coming up after a quick break. keep it here on "gma." tourism season in years. in florida we had more suntans...

american flight 1780 arrived on time at miami-dade at 6:00. >> i don't want to have it anymore. but everything is fine now. >> we do not have word jtd on -- yet on the source of the fumes of the flight that made the emergency landing in philadelphia. >>> a mysterious death. one of the world's wealth west women is dead inside her mansion. and mow her -- now her husband is arrested. >> reporter: accord to reports, eva rousing's husband may have been living with her body for more than a week before it was discovered by police. her husband, hans christian rousing is being held on drug charges and is receiving medical treatment for an undisclosed condition. police are curntdzly reveing surveillance video and questioning the couple's staff members. >>> an autopsy has been scheduled to determine the exact cause of death. vic? >> mary, thank you. rousing was the daughter of former pepsi executive. her husband is heir to his father's $6 billion food packaging fortune. >>> the debate over president obama's health law. earlier today, the republican house of representatives voted to repeal

hi dade. >> caller: hi, steph, how you doing? i'm a retired union worker.ssed constantly by republicans on the telephone with these ads and these -- all of this kind of crap that's making me sick. i'm ready to change my number to 314-eat-poop. >> stephanie: or 867-5309. >> hi, billy. >> caller: listen, guys, again today you're misrepresenting the problem that conservatives have with eric holder. >> stephanie: oh yes. because of fast and furious started under george w. bush. >> caller: it is about his obstruction of congress. >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: and his obfuscation of the malfeasance of his lord and master. >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: barack obama. >> stephanie: thank god darrell issa subpoenaed the program under bush where the program was started. [ wah wah ] >> that shut billy up. >> stephanie: that and my finger. [dial tone [. >> you're giving away our secrets. >> modern family cast is back on board. they settled their dispute with several key cast members. >> every time i see jesse teller ferguson. give him a big bag of cash, please. so they

law was raided in the dark and brought death to my hometown ♪ brought death to my hometown >> rose: dadef the "new yorker" magazine followed him on tour. his profile the in this week's magazine. it is called "we are live: bruce springsteen at 62." i'm pleased to have david remnick at this table. >> can you believe he's 62? >> well, i do because i've known of him for that long. >> when i turn 27 i want to look like that. >> rose: the cover of thyme and "newsweek" the same week. when was that? >> 1975 when "born to run" came out. >> rose: that's 37 years ago. >> yeah, it is. it is. and it was the first time a pop music person or any musical person was on simultaneously on thyme and "newsweek." not elvis, not the beatles, not bob dylan. you have to remember when born to run came out he had two albums that were out and didn't do anything. columbia was going to get rid of him if the third album didn't sell. >> rose: this is an extraordinary profile. it will tell you and help you understand this will make real who he is, what he is and where the music comes from and what it's about. how does t

he needs large margins of victory in the southeast counties of miami dade forth lauder dale and palm beach as well as strong showings for orlando and tampa the famous i-4 corridor. but jewish, african-american and young people now need tending. >> the first african-american president we've had in the community. people are excited about it. i do feel that the president has got to come back to his base and make those visits to the inner cities. i do think that african-americans and other minorities and his base will continue to stay with him >> woodruff: but political scientist kevin wagner says that is exactly what the obama campaign has to worry about >> there's a enthusiasm difference this time around. last time he had a very enthusiastic democratic base. he had a lot of youth voters out. he did very well among the standard democratic groups. so his turnout among those numbers was very, very good. this time around he has a real problem with enthusiasm. among the democratic base >> i think we have to really shuffle them a little bit >> woodruff: of the three canasta players who voted

an interesting thing happened in miami-dade.wo school board members objected to the school in miami lakes for her to give the remarks she gave yesterday. they said it was purely political event. one is running for the state house. as a republican. we would be remiss if we didn't reflect on how even some of the conservative bloggers right now still try to seize the moment if they're not going after her for her initiative to keep kids fit in this country, there's always some kind of a story line it seems coming in in a negative direction from some conservative bloggers i should say. >> yeah, i mean, she is a political persona still, attached to her husband. there are certain elements of the republican party who do not see her favorably but it's safe to say more republicans view her favorably than her husband, polling backs that up. that's pretty consistent with first ladies, too. laura bush had a similar crossover appeal. >> she does have that. you say favorable. she is also formidable. we talked a lot early on when people were ge