hialeah es, que vamos a hacer. y patadas una camioneta. >> en una escena mÁs violenta todavÍa hubo una pelea en que un hombre sacÓ un bate para atacar a otro conductor en medio del trÁfico en hialeah. >> que lo cojan con calma, que cedan el paso a las demÁs personas, no somos muy unidos. >> se trata de una de las ciudades donde mÁs se habla espaÑol en estados unidos. >> el idioma es muy importante para las personas hablar inglÉs, no encontrar el trabajo adecuado porque no tienen el nivel de inglÉs que se necesita. >> el estrÉs podrÍa provocar dolor de cabeza, alta presiÓn arterial y otras complicaciones de salud, pero por lo visto jamÁs podra acabar con el sentido del humor de la gente de hialeah. >> al que le de estrÉs en hialeah ¿ quÉ le recomienda?. >> que se mude de hialeah, que se vaya de hialeah. >> (risas). >> que no le guste que arranque y se vaya. >>>> resulta que el estudio dice que el dÍa mÁs estresante es el lunes y el mÁs relajado el viernes, pero vamos a aprovechar hablar con ella que me hizo el cafec

in northern california's iron mountain money and a former copper and zinc mine the drains hialeah so the water into the sacramento river tributary despite cleanup teams best efforts in fact before the e.p.a. got involved the mine discharge six tons of toxic sludge on a daily basis six tons we now spend five million dollars dollars a year just remove that poisonous sludge but guess what that's neverending apparently we have to keep removing that over and over another five another five the mining industry needs to put the money into the research and really start paying that toward figuring out how to clean it up and how to prevent that from happening again yes i couldn't agree more so you can do. in one nine hundred fifty four the supreme court ruled that segregation was indeed unconstitutional if the education provided to children of color was either not available at all or is nowhere near equal to white public schools in the areas however despite over half a century passing public schools with primarily children of color still aren't getting as much money as their white counterparts

has the story. 31 year old victor suero was arrested thursday after this video was turned over to hialeahgh the dog wasn't seriously hurt in what you're about to see, many will find it extremely disturbing.police say this was supposed to be obedience training on february 15th for a neighbor's one-year-old siberian husky.police say that's suero with the dog and his own dog in the area of 36 avenue and west 100th street. after walking a bit, you see the man squat down next to the dog.police say the man was seen choking the dog then picking it up by its collar and slamming it to the ground. regina vlasek/ saving sage animal rescue"i mean it's disgusting."the video has outraged the animal rescue community thinking about what that dog endured.regina vlasek/ saving sage animal rescue"the same kind of pain that we would feel as if you imagine some big huge guy picking you up over his head, slamming you to a floor. how would you feel? because in south florida we lack empathy, compassion. they feel exactly like we feel there is no difference." (pam) that was jessica holly reporting. the young repo

you're closest to that write the stories that you know -- i'm from miami, so if someone writes about hialeahwhat they're talking about, that news is verifiable in an instinct way. we want to get to the middle, agree on the facts and left the right can interpret it. >> we can say facebook committing $300 million, google $300 million, apple announcing a new service this week. a lot of people blame them for the problem. you can look at the digital ad dollars, isn't that part of the problem? >> i think they're absolutely part of the problem and they're part of the solution. who knows more, who invests more in technology than these companies do? our investments at the m.i.t. media lab are significant for us, but puny for any company you just mentioned. look at zuckerberg's op-ed talking about what kind of regulation is necessary. google is working at what business practices might work. we're trying to do a little bit of both of those and we're funding the journalism and the legal support for those journalists that will kill a story. >> and it's also essential. how can people find out what you're

. >> hilton went to high school in hialeah, florida, played in a rock band and eventually joined theho arrested him knew of his army service back in the '60s with a unit armed with tactic ittal nuclear weapons. >> i've handled atomic bombs. i did special p weapons. i've handled atomic bombs that damn big that weighed 70 pounds. and he bragged about his criminal con man past. >> i've never worked full time in my life except for the army. i was a career criminal and lawful charity from '73 to '93, for 20 years. >> he's collecting money for charities of's a scam artist. >> exactly. >> and what about the dip into the movie business with the movie "deadly run" he helped make in the 1980s? >> this film where he's sending women out in the woods and killing them, hunting them -- it. >> i hope you like your little outfit i picked out for you, barbara. i think the look is definitely you. >> -- do you think that's the template for what he does decades later? >> yes, i do. that's what's so chilling to me about the whole thing, because in the millennium he'll make art into reality. >> you can hea