a four-mile stretch of highway that connects miami to miami beach. >> i'm coming around the bend at about 40mph, and i see mr. reyes in the bus lane to my right, and suddenly he runs into the street. i flicked my lights and honked my horn in an approach the try the warn him, and i applied my brakes. >> police found no skid marks and stallworth says he had at most two seconds to react. >> we collided and that's one of the many vivid things that still plays in my head to this day is the sound of that accident. >> how soon after did you call 911? >> i immediately reached into my bag that was in my passenger seat and i called 911 right away. >> 911. miami beach. what's your emergency? >> on the causeway. >> where on the causeway, sir? >> damn, you know what, i'm right in front of the alton sign, beaches and art deco history sign. >> okay. did you pass the marina? >> um, i don't know what the marina is, sir, but... >> okay, listen, listen, this guy just ran in front of my car, and he's [bleeped] laying in the street. >> so your vehicle hit someone in the street. >> yeah, you got it. you got to

you see the wildcat offense, last year miami ran it more than anybody. not a surprise. they only ran it 90 times. >> joe: good work by the defensive front for tampa bay, lex hilliard. and that's going to bring up fourth down. >> troy: which, when you think bit, 90 times for miami was less than 10% of their offensive plays, and there are 17 other teams that had variations and they ran it. but pat white, you know, may get an opportunity to play here tonight, and he's going to line up at quarterback, because that's what he's been working on. it's not going to be the wildcat. had he have come in wild chad pennington was playing or ronnie brown had done it like he'd done it last year, then we're talking about the wildcat as they know it. >> joe: sammie stroughter with the fair catch. josh freeman will head back on to the field. we give you a look into the eyes of the 21-year-old rookie out of k-state. >> troy: you talk about how big he is, and then you see that shot there. when you shut down and visit with him, you're reminded of just how young he is. and i guess how young w

you see the wildcat offense, last year miami ran it more than anybody. not a surprise. they only ran it 90 times. >> joe: good work by the defensive front for tampa bay, lex hilliard. and that's going to bring up fourth down. >> troy: which, when you think bit, 90 times for miami was less than 10% of their offensive plays, and there are 17 other teams that had variations and they ran it. but pat white, you know, may get an opportunity to play here tonight, and he's going to line up at quarterback, because that's what he's been working on. it's not going to be the wildcat. had he have come in wild chad pennington was playing or ronnie brown had done it like he'd done it last year, then we're talking about the wildcat as they know it. >> joe: sammie stroughter with the fair catch. josh freeman will head back on to the field. we give you a look into the eyes of the 21-year-old rookie out of k-state. >> troy: you talk about how big he is, and then you see that shot there. when you shut down and visit with him, you're reminded of just how young he is. and i guess how young w

it was that bad and to put down in miami where continental doesn't even really fly to miami. they decided to put down in miami after the severe turbulence. miami-dade fire and rescue responded to the airport and as you mentioned, they have -- they're dealing with about 26 injured people there. we're told miami-dade has rushed 60 personnel, 20 to 25 vehicles to the scene of this aircraft, and they're even using catering trucks to help get in and out of the plane. transport people off as they try to deal with this emergency. so, again, we're told 26 injured, continental flight 128, a boeing 767 on its way from rio to houston having to declare that emergency and put down in miami. >> we're seeing some of the emergency personnel that you were talking about that were there. what type of injuries are you hearing about? >> reporter: well, 22 of the 26 injuries were we're told from local authorities are fairly minor, stable. these patients are stable, we're told. they have back and neck pain, bumps and bruises. but four of those injuries are being described as serious. we don't know

miami at some point. climbing 38,000 feet and traveling south to miami. all right.t have we got there, a little tropical wave. really not creating a whole lot of turbulence. as far as more convection is concerned across the southeast, severe thunderstorms expected across parts of the western great lakes. these could be rough. slowing down travel potentially in the chicago area, temperatures today will be 90 in atlanta, 81 expected in new york city. a lot of rain over the weekend. today should be a little drier. john, back to you. >> rob, thanks so much. in that area around the dominican republic, we think there was thunderstorms or heavy air there? >> there wasn't a whole lot of thunderstorm activity but there was a tropical wave so that certainly would create a little up and down motion. >> rob, thanks so much. see you soon for another chat on the forecast. >>> everyone telling you to put on your kids to get burn. but now there's new evidence that it may actually not be good for your kids in a totally different way. elizabeth cohen's got the news coming up. 10 minu

- the lux atlantic it's in... - miami. - right. i know it well. - yeah. - so you're on this... - very delayed flight to miami. yeah. - you? - yeah. sadly, yeah. but you know what? that's why god created the tex-mex. the best nachos in the airport and right across from our gate. good tip. thanks. - save you a seat. oh. uh... yeah, that was... i thought since we're on the same flight... i didn't mean to invade your personal space or... - no. - i can take you over here. i just... i have a few calls to make. sure. i understand. you go ahead. - have a good flight. - ok. you too. [over pa] we will be updating you with the departure time of flight 1019 servicing miami... as soon as we know anything. thank you for your patience. - hi. - hi. you must be rebecca. - yes. - well, my name's mary, and i hear this is the first time you're flying by yourself. well, you must be very brave. - are you gonna be ok? - yes, mom. - are you sure? - yes, i'm sure. - [mother] i'm just asking. - [rebecca] i'm 11, not nine. [mary] come with me, you two. [wait

>> he's in miami. >> he's in miami? >> he's in miami right now. >> still on the plane? >> no. no. they book him on another flight. >> understood. so he's just trying to get to you on a completely different flight? >> yes. >> do you have any idea what is happening to the other passengers? are they booking all of the passengers on different flights? >> yeah. everybody else -- the lady that was by his side, that called me from my cell phone, and she said that she went to new york on another flight. they all were on different flights, in different directions. >> so many people are sort of abandoning the idea of going to houston, which was the original final destination, or they had to go on to continue flights where they actually lived? >> yeah. >> understood. so that was very nice. the woman who sat next to your son? >> yeah. >> called you on the cell phone? >> exactly. as soon as they land, he called me. i was in the parking lot and said, mama, i'm okay but the flight i was on almost crashed. and the woman who lent him the phone to call me, was going to be devastated. so i was glad

there's miami below us. like the pro he s cook guided us up the coast and then into the everglades. >> we are headed into the red spot and the more we get into the cloud the more turbulence we'll experience. notice that the wheel is moving more, notice that we're bouncing around a little bit more. >> this is exactly what you would not do if you're flying? >> that's exactly right. this could get bad. >> he gave us a good taste of turbulence, that pilots do everything in real life to avoid. >> because it could do structural damage to the airplane and would hurt people, particularly those not belted in. >> what's causing the turbulence now? >> turbulence right now is just air spilling off around the clouds. it's just the instability around the clouds, some of the air is going up, some is going down. >> anyone who flies means that clouds mean certain turbulence, but as the passengers aboard 128 learned, clear air skies can be perilous. they call it clear air turbulence. >> now, we're looking out there, no clouds

he diverted the flight to miami. >> i put my hat on the light above and it broke. i was showered in glass. there were people in their whose faces were cut off. >> 28 passengers were treated at the scene. seven were transported to the hospital. four of them had severe injuries. a federal investigation gets under way. passengers are being booked on other flights. they are headed to houston. >>> there were some tense moments here on board a delta flight. it was about to take up from ronald reagan airport. that plane experienced engine failure shortly before 8:00 last night. the fire department at the airport responded but there was no visible fire. no one was injured. >>> the swiss embassy in tehran is working on behalf of the united states to determine the fate of the three detained americans. officials say the three w hiking through iraq when they strayed across the border. iranian military forces captured them and they are holding them somewhere in i ran. the area where they disappeared is a popular hiking destination. >>> an overnight fire at the boulevard heights

no lo pensé dos veces para irme al aeropuerto de miami y recibir a raúl. >> bienvenida a miami o no?ozco perfectamente bien. >> los concursantes estarán en muy buenas manos. >> recuerden que comienza por univisióió >> no señor director, solamente bárbara bermudes, lo siento señor director. pero no, mañana les tengo imágenes de lo que pasa en esta fiesta, estaré con mi cámara entrevista. no se lo pierda en "primer impacto." yo quiero caminar la alfombra tony porque maría andrés se tiene que estar caminando y después me voy contigo. >> gracias. bueno, si quieres saber más de detalles sobre los concursantes y mucho más ent entreunivisión. pasamos contigo boleto. bódnkph@h@txwrbónegkph@ >> el terror y suspensotxgnbkpe temporada año enqueh@ wrbóchaelpayer regresa a illinois. >> para terminarh@h@suntos edaron pendientes. enh@wrbódirimera parte de la cia no podemos revelar muchos detalles de la película de terror. pero lo que podemos txip term la pra parte. pensó que burló lah@txwrbóuertelh@h@t amigos enfrentarán situaciones extrañas y ridículas y comprueban en dónde nick verdaderamen verd

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louis, detroit and omaha all hover and 90. 92 in lant it and miami.s gets up to 102 and new orleans 94. >> warm day all around the country. rough one. >> they spent decades loving it under the golden a chez. got it? >> i got it. >> now they're ready to walk away. >> two michigan women are retiring from mcdonald's with over 40 years between them. they started working in the late 80s after raising their children. >> i hope they're healthy. can you imagine working there that long and eating the food that long >> it's so tempting to reach in and grab a couple fries. >> as a former wendy's aemployee, can attest to that. >> take the fries, dip it in the frosty. >> that's the best. ♪ take this job and shove, it i ain't working here no more ♪ ain't working here no more ♪ when morning comes in the middle of the night, [ rooster crow ] it affects your entire day. to get a good night's sleep, try 2-layer ambien cr. the first layer " dissolves quickly... to help you fall asleep. and unlike other sleep aids, a second dissolves slowly r to help you stay asleep. whe

they had to make an emergency land ng miami.t was going from rio to houston, but they had to go to miami about an hour ago to make an emergency landing. a miami dade fire official was telling cnn that 26 people were hurt on this plane after severe turbulence they experienced. 22 are reported to be in stable condition right now. mostly you got back and neck injuries. four people, though, are in serious condition. not critical, though. there were 168 passengers on board. you can see some of the ambulances that remain. the airlines has to figure out, what do we do with a non-injured passenger that we have on this plane now? this is flight 128 from rio to houston. it looks like they're still trying to check out some of the passengers. >>> i want to show you this video. the cruise got injured rescue workers off the jet. they put them onto the lift truck that you would normally get your catering from into the plane. they took them out the side door, put them into the lift of this truck and then they were taken to ground level and then

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y verán todo lo que pasó en la presentación de miami del nuevo programa de univisión "viva el sueño."scada, la mujer que fue fotografiada con luis miguel. >>> le hablamos de genoveva casanova, y dijo que no entiende la obseción de la prensa. >>> vamos a escuchar sus declaracnes. >>> somos amigos, y la relación que haya o no, pues, todavía no está definida. es m mentira que llevamos daose ñ dos años juntos. >>> y agregó que para aracely esto no debe ser nada agradable. >>> la cantantetdblyprmgkph@h@t con ella, y verán cómo reaccionó sobre el cambio de profesión de su ex que produce cintas eroticas. >>> conduciendo sin ningún tipo de compañía encontramos a noelia, y no se trata de la vida real, sino del más reciente video musical, y noelia por momentos asedidas grabó por los edificios más representativos. > y muy difícil reto grabar con mariachis, y desde pequeña crecíescuchando las ranchera y música que seguirá escuchando mucho, ya que reside en jalisco. >>> méxico me dio todo, y con mucho cariño haciendo esta hermosa canción aquí en guadalajara. >>> pero cuando tratamos de conocer su

that's because the university of miami law school accepted too many students and they're now offering $5,000 to any admitted grads who will postpone their enrollment until next semester. how's that for a deal? >>> more nfl. news from the docket. last night's baseball highlights from parks around the country. including a diamond back going on a birthday bashing spree in the big apple. >> your tuesday weather, warm conditions. really from coast to coast. your regional forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> in sports, after stumbling through the first half of the season, the chicago cubs have come roaring back. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> good morning. with the cardinals off yesterday, the cubs had a golden opportunity to move into a two-way tie for first in the nl central. taking on the reds, giving the cubs an early lead. the ninth homer of the year, giving chicago a 3-0 lead in the second. cubs won, 4-2, tied with cards for first place. >>> cardinals a

turbulencia que dejo 26- heridos, cuatro de gravedad y forzo a la tripulacion a aterrizar de emergencia en miamiprano... camiones de comida fueron utilizados para retirar a los austados pasajeros del avion y llevarlos a salas de primeros auxilios... un total de 14- lesionados fueron llevados a hospitales y otros fueron autorizados a continuar su viaje en otras aereonaves, dijeron funcionarios del aereopuerto internacional de miami... el presidente de facto de honduras, roberto micheletti, dijo hoy que existe una gran desinformacion acerca de su gobierno y de lo que paso antes y despues del derrocamiento de manuel zelaya... critico a quienes condenan a su gobierno sin conocer la situacion reinante en el pais centroamericano... micheletti desmintio de una supuesta conspiracion dentro del ejercito hondurena para lanzar un ataque dentro de sus filas y culpar a nicaragua... posteriormente en un comunicado de prensa el jefe de gobierno de facto afirmo que el anterior presidente nunca podra volver a asumir la presidencia porque ha declarado fracasada la mediacion y la opcion negociada.. en venezuelaun

en miami ricardo univisión. ( ♪ música ) >>> y es la situación que se vive en cuba.urado. meen s ambos están presos por y fortuna la saluda del menor está mejorando. >>> no menos atroz fue lo que un sujeto a su hijastra de 16 años con problemas de salud mental, su hermano grabó los actos lascivos y reveló los problema al vecino él hombre deberá pagar por bajos instintos >>> está un hispano de 23 años acusado abusar de una menor en so en texas el sospechoso, aunque dijo sentirse, arrepentido de sus actos él será castigado con todo el peso de la ley >>> buen una mujer de nueva york detuvo a un hombre que se estaba masturbando junto a ella en un vagón de metro, pero un oficial dijo que no era un caso que requería la actúuación de las autoridades. ya se ni skwinicic una investig de lo ocurrido. las autoridades tienen bajo la cárcel a un líder de la droga en méxico, fue en texas la víctima fue acribillada a balazos hace 2 meses. >>> en otro caso que presentamos en univisión, no presentarán cargos del hombre de la raza negra quien estaba fuera de servicio y el caso desató

in the miami area, a group of the 60 special needs children experienced a highlight of their year at a summer camp on like any other breed and gonzales looks at what a remarkable children did on their summer vacation. >> performing for an audience is intimidating to the vast majority of people. for these children, it is a particularly significant accomplishment. this talent show is a final act at miami children's hospital's camp dmc. >> it is a great, therapeutic way for cabers to be in front of a crowd. >> they have a variety of mental conditions, like down syndrome, autism, and as perjures. -- asperger's. >> they have lots of energy, the energy that it takes when you have kids with a autism. >> campers work to develop academic and behavioral skills. >> it is great for them to be able to express themselves verbally. >> helping out at the camp, volunteers from a program providing work experiences to students with disabilities ages 16 to 21. the audience is packed with proud parents to have noticed positive changes. >> they have been here, and the changes in both years have been pheno

very sharp. >> reporter: a doctor on board did what he could during the hour it took to divert to miami. continental said the fasten seat belt light was on, but many of the sleeping passengers on the overnight flight either didn't see it or ignored it. >> nothing was happening, and then all of a sudden the plane just dropped. >> reporter: each year approximately 58 air travelers in the u.s. are injured by turbulence while not wearing their seat belt. this computer simulation created for the faa showed how much more dangerous turbulence can be for an unbelted passenger on the right, then the belted passenger on the left. that's why many pilots recommend you wear your seat belt at all times while flying because even the most sophisticated equipment can't predict every patch of rough air. nancy cordes, cbs news, reagan national airport. >>> there was bubbly when a couple renewed their vows in spain. the ceremony was performed in an aquarium tank with sharks and turtles as witnesses. whose idea was this? the couple's 9-year-old son, who also played flower boy. >>> straight ahead, your tuesd

sharrie williams of miami station wfor is in miami with the latest. >> reporter: quite a scare for the67 boeing. take a look at the video that we have gathered throughout the morning, the situation still developing. continental airlines flight 128 left rio de janeiro just after 10:00 last night. it was heading to houston, bush intercontinental, but was diverted here to m.i.a. after the aircraft encountered very rough air. at this point, we do know that 26 people aboard the aircraft suffered some minor injuries. of those 26, 13 have been transported to local hospitals, and, again, 4 of them have been seriously injured. we know at this point that paramedics had to be very clever in how they assisted these passengers. >> we had to use catering trucks. they have elevators that serve food to the aircraft. we used those elevators to bring the patients down in a safe manner, down to the ramp area, and onto the transporting units. >> reporter: this was a very massive operation, you could say. more than 20 ambulances and emergency vehicles here, and more than 60 people and personnel awaiting th

. >>> algunas personas en miami, creyeron que se trataba de una filmación de una película y captaronéfonos celulares . >>> comencé a tomar fotos, y cuando ella pasó por mi lado me puse nerviosa, la vi quemada. y llame dio susto. horrible. >>> primero la trataron de apagar con un extinguídor y ella cogió más fuerte que antes. y fue otro hombre vino con el segundo, que era más grande y lo apagó mpletamente. toda la candela. ella solo estaba votando humo. >>> increíblemente, la mujer salió caminando del local como en estado de trance, y quienes pudieron escuarla, aseguran que decía, dejenmemo rir. >>> todo el tiempo estaba como burbuja cayéndose el pellejo pasó por un charco de agua, y cuando pasó por el charco de agua, como mitad de la pierna dejó caer un pedazo de pellejo en el mismo charco de agua. llegaron la policía y los bomberos, que transporton a la mujer de 43 años a un centro médico del área. >>> sufrió quemaduras de tercer grado en más de 75% de su cuerpo ella llegó a este hospital en estado crítico. una mujer que trató de lanzarla al fuego para enfocar las llamas, tuvo herid

over 10,000 ballots remained to be counted by the miami-dade elections board.republican operatives, who the bush campaign had flown in from around the country heard that, that count in miami was going to go forward, the count of those 10,000-plus remaining ballots, those gop operatives decided they would physically shut down that count. the two direct organizers of the mob that turned up at the miami elections office were new york state republican party chairman at the time, brendan quinn, and new york republican congressman john sweeney, who's now better known for losing his seat in congress after multiple dui arrests and domestic violence allegations from his wife and odd proclivity for showing up at frat parties and having his picture taken there, too. the mob that the gop sent to stop that count in miami was billed at the time as a spontaneous grassroots uprising, one that just happened to be made up of no one at all from miami, all republican national operatives, including at least a half dozen who, according to irs records, received payment for their serv

in miami, fox news. >>> weather proving to be deadly and tough in east asia. take a look at this hotel as it comes down from a swollen river in taiwan. this was caused by the followen river, more than hundred people evacuated. dozens missing. 21 people in the philippines died because of it, and the heat here, like ton of bricks? >> yeah, we should have at bitle bit of it by now. this is the first real heat wave, somebody earlier in the roby chavez story, said the air was thick today. it is a perfect example with the humidity coming in. it stays like this too, and all of a sudden we have gotten very active here with the weather this evening. let's look at the true view to give you an idea where some of the thunderstorms are popping up. all of this is up into southern southeastern sectionings of pennsylvania. but it is moving into the direction, clipping maryland, moving into delaware. and right here the storm will move into harford county, so there are watches in place, nothing here. but i suspect the primarily -- it will primarily stay to the northeast of us t

that flight was diverted to miami, florida.to have stricter strength requirements. some seats will come equipped with air bags with seatbelts -- airbags that pop out of the seat belts. will that help to protect passengers from the accidents that we saw today? tom is a researcher, we appreciate your time. good morning. would these new devices help to prevent injuries on an airplane like this today? >> in a turbulent situation like this, most of the acceleration is vertical, up and down. air bags are designed to mitigate injury in a vertical crash. the air bags would not deploy in an incident like this. bill: you would need to have your seat belt buckle before it to even act -- activate, right? >> that is correct. bill: we were told that an elderly woman was leaving the rest room when the airplane flipped over. that the turbulence only lasted 10 seconds but that it did last long enough to do a lot of damage. another case where even if these provisions were added to a new airplane, you would be defenseless. >> you do the best that

south florida has a chance to make waves with games against florida state and miami.tant are those games to the bulls in terms of recruiting? >> 13 years ago, jim leavitt started the south florida baseball program in a traylor. they did not even have mailboxes. 2 years ago they rise to number 2 in the nation. since then it's been a mess. a losing roar in the big east. the perseption is south florida has the losing left overs and this is their grand opportunity. they were not picked to win the big east. in today's coaches poll, there were not one big east team in the conference. anybody can win the big east conference including south florida. they probably have the 2 most recognizable players with the quarterback and the defensive end. it's a great opportunity. can they get it done? most people think no. >> we did not mention him. >> don't say it! >> he is joe schad. >> good job. >> thank you very much. >> jay cutler and kyle orton, 2 quarterbacks learning lessons about their new fans. details ahead on espnews >> how has your experience been with 20,000 people? >> we h

these are pictures live out of miami right now of that airplane.e the plane out of rio just landed 168 people on board. 26 of them injured. continental flight 128 headed to houston. we will keep a close eye on this developing story and bring you more information as soon as we get it steve, peter? peter: july was the dead liddest month in afghanistan for u.s. forces since the war began. no one is talking about it. really. when president bush was in office, the iraq war was front page news. steve: absolutely. why the difference in the coverage between iraq and afghanistan? peter: back with former white house press secretary dana perino. dana, what's going on. is there a double standard here? we see that over the weekend nine u.s. and nato soldiers were killed. in afghanistan. in the past, and that's a terrible, terrible loss in the past during president bush's tenure, when we had severe loss of life like that, there was a generalized attack on the war policy in iraq. why aren't cecing the same today from the media. >> i think that early on, maybe six

talking about miami heat star michael beasley.umerous reports say he checked into a houston area rehab facility for psychological issues. the "miami herald" says, being treat ford drug use. it all started after a picture was posted on the twitter page. it's no longer there. on the table next to him a plastic baggy. unclear what was in the baggy, but he also pleaded, feeling like it's not worth livin'. i'm done. i feel like the whole world is against me. the whole account shut down. >> i'm so glad that he apparently got help. >> exactly. that's the truth. >>> michael vick has upset the man that worked the hardest to bring back the nfl. photographed allegedly drinking a cocktail, his drink. his mentor, tony dungy told s.i.com, you can't do that. in an e-mail to the "philadelphia inquirer" vick didn't violate probation. he's not fully reinstated by the nfl. these circumstance, not a good idea for him to be out drinking. if he indeed was. behave like a monk until everything is over. >>> and five years in prison for violating probation

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it could go fast, it could go slow and in his miami speech last may candidate obama suggested it was going to go slow. he promised to keep the rest of the embargo he said because united states needed to be a relentless advocate of democracy, and of quote. but slowly or quickly is very clear that our current dysfunctional policy is coming to the end of its life. what do i mean by dysfunctional? i mean that the united states and cuba have not had formal relations since january feared, 1961. that was e leffinge presidents ago -- 11 presidents ago. in contrast the u.s. estrangement from this movie gets revolution after the bolshevik revolution and is a strain from the people's republic of china after the fall of chang that lasted 16, 22 years respectively. the five presidents. we are on the 11 presidents in the case of cuba. and the united states didn't decline for relations with cuba for 40 years and we are still counting. but it's also spent most of the past half century openly and actively attempting to overthrow the government of cuba. now there is no similar estrangement and history

>> kerry sanders, starting us off from miami tonight. kerry, thanks. >>> across the country these past few days, there is something new in a whole lot of car dealerships, a lot of people coming in to buy new cars as part of the government's cash for clunkers program. and good news/bad news, it is helping the automakers' bottom line but the funds may be about to run out. cnbc's phil lebeau is with us from a ford dealership in countryside, illinois. phil, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. today the auto industry posted its best sales since last september, and that's largely due to the cash for clunkers program. so far more than 120,000 people have traded in old gas guzzlers like this for smaller, new fuel-efficient models, often small cars. but tonight there's a question in washington about whether or not the cash for clunkers program is running out of gas. at dealerships around the country, they are rushing to make a deal. >> oh, it's beautiful! >> reporter: for marilyn -- >> your cruise croyontrol is ri here. >> reporter: a

. >> se critica al exilio gubano de miami. le decimos por quÉ. de medicina. como nos dice desde tñ, la dueÑa deanimal vio algo que ha indignado. >> acostumbra a robarse los perros para t terlos acÁ? >> una escuela de medicina dentro de un hospital, fue descubierta usando perros para prÁcticas experimentos. >> me hice pasar por alumna. ingresÉ en la sala de operaciones y ahÍ lo encontrÉ. me dejaron pasar como alumna. ingresÉ y lo vi en la sala de operaciones, patas arriba, dopado. >> el perro de esta mujer habÍa desaparecido. ella habÍa escuchado de estas prÁcticas de crueldad y decidiÓ investigar con un amigo. llevaron una cÁmara. descubrieron nada menos que a su propio perro que habÍa sido dopado y estaba amarrado en una mesa de operaciones. >> gritÉ, me puse muy histérica. ellos me decÍan: nosotros no sabÍamos que el perro tenía dueÑo. pero no deben hacer esos experimentos con animales. bntila encargada del lugar y los dueÑos del perro se enfrascaron en una discusiÓn. mostraron imÁgenes de otros perros que iban a correr la misma suerte. >> me a

a doctor on board did what he could during the hour it took to divert to miami.ten seat belt light was on but many of the sleeping passengers on the overnight flight either didn't see it or ignored it. >> nothing was happening. and then all of a sudden the plane just dropped. >> reporter: each year, approximately 58 air travelers in the u.s. are injured by turbulence while not wearing their seat belts. this computer simulation created for the f.a.a. shows how much more dangerous turbulence can be for an unbelted passenger on the right than the better passenger on the left. that's why the airlines recommend you wear your seat belt loosely at all times, even if the light is off, because even the most sophisticated equipments can predict every patch of rough air, katie. >> couric: terrifying story. nancy cordes. nancy, thank you. in health news, new recommendations tonight about our diets. heart doctors say we need more fish oil and we'll have more about that in a moment, but first, surprising new research about vitamin "d." it says seven out of ten children and you

desde miami lourdes tienen las imÁgenes y queremos advertirles que son perturbadoras. >>> este zorroocut electrocutarlo el destino de los animales es matarlos para ser mercancÍa >>> no tienen la educaciÓn porque nadie le gustarÍa que le quitaran como en esta foto toda la ropa, o lo dejaran mitad su piel para hacer algo con ellos >>> por eso frente a un establecimiento rodeado de pieles euy rodeadoes de policÍa quieren utilizar abrigos dondads y dentro de esta jaula esta joven sufre el infierno de agosto >>> ella puede hablar, estas 2 horas aquÍ es una tortura el calor, pero el animal no mu pue hablar y a parte de lo torturan >>> no solamente en esta tienda si no en diferentes lo qcaciÓne en la florida y siempre se hacen en verano porque las vacaciones no existen para estos animales enjaulados. >>> en cambio la propietaria nos dijo que es injusto porque ellos no son quienes en el otmaltratan a estos animales quien los mantienen en cautivo y por eso, seguirÁn en pie de lucha para crear conciencia y aniquilar la crueldad e su contra en miami lourdes este febreunivisiÓn >>> gracias lourd

la arquidiÓcesis de miami anunciÓ que cerrarÁn tres iglesias, pra reducir los costos. castro, hacia sus discursos. ana belÉn negÓ que cantar en cuba demuestra algÚn compromiso con fidel castro. mÁs adelante tenemos más ininrmaciÓn, continÚan las reuniones comunitarias, de sola ref de salud.tvdwzoktzkphÓ sobre su desarrollo, estÉn atentos, es importante amanecer bien informados. ahora somos con mi querido orgullo de venezuela. >> gracias, caballero usted que estÁ en la casa, le gusta esto del fÚtbol. le gusta esto de dominar el balÓn, nosotros tenemos como invitado a un mexicano que ha roto rÉcords mundiales. >> buenos dÍas,. >> ¿cÓmo estÁ todo? >> un poco cansado. >> el nueve de agosto estableciste 12 rÉcord. >> el primero es recorrer una distancia de 1773 m, con el balÓn en la cabeza. la marca se batiÓ en 59 minutos, fue 4444 m. ahÍ es cuando se rompiÓ la marca mundial. le implante en la marca mundial de 100 m, en velocidad. 30 segundos y la marca o va a ser guiness y lo hice en 17 segundos. >> ¿te querÍa preguntar cÓmo tenis es en este tipo de actividades? >> comencÉ

and then to miami.hen a rifed in miami in the '60s, and then growing up here from that point on, miami was a place where artists were creating, where musicians were playing, where writers were writing. and i came into contact with those people. and it become a living, vibrant, breathing thing. it wasn't just a tragix, horrible history it was now also a -- which i could belong and derive inspiration. growing up in miami any tropical fruit i ate could only be a bad copy of the real fruit of cuba. exile meant having to consume false food and knowing it in advance. with joy my parents and grandmother would encounter florida-grown mamiz at the market. at home they would take them out of the american bag and describe the taste that i and my older sister would, in a few seconds, be privileged to experience for the first time. we all sat around the table, to welcome into our lives this football shaped brown fruit with the salmon coloured flesh encircling an ebony seed. mamai, my grandmother would say with a con

. >> reporter: when researchers tested drug money for residue in los angeles, detroit, and miami, 100%ls tested positive. >> wow. >>> now the forecast certified baltimore's most accurate. here is chief meteorologist norm lewis, and maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >> well, if you have been watching, you saw us take a direct lightning strike, knocked us off the air for a little bit. we're not alone. 3200 homes between baltimore city, baltimore county also without power right now. >> i tell you what. these are very strong storms. they weren't that strong as they were approaching the city, but they what it is called the heat island. you've got all the bricks, all the steel, the concrete, the asphalt around the city. as soon as that storm it is that huge amount of heat, it just blew up. and that's what we've got right now. and it's heading to a neighborhood towards you. if you live towards the north and east of our area. go ahead and take a look outside right now. there is your shot from harbor cam there is the storm system on the west side. but the real telltale is up to the north.

joe searched for clues about the patient's life under miami's highways. deciding that miami's homeless deserve better, he founded a clinic that offers care to over 4,000 poor and homeless patients. the life that might be distilled into a question that dr. greer asks all of us. if we don't fight injustice, who will? professor steven hawkins was a brilliant man and a mediochre student when he lost his balance and tumbled down a flight of stairs. diagnosed with a rare disease and told he had just a few years to live, he chose to live with new purpose and happily in the four decades since, he has become one of the world's leading scientists. his work in theoretical physicaliphysica physics, which i will not attempt to explain. from a wheelchair, he has led us on a journey to the farthest and strangest reaches of the cosmos. he has shown us the power of the human spirit here on earth. told he was too small to play college football, jack kemp became a pro quarterback, cut by four teams, he led the buffalo bills to two championships. football, he once said, gave

en miami florida. univisión. >>> esta tarde elh@tÑgc[t@chkph de sus cargos.x que se sor de estados unidos antonio. por abuso de poder, y era comisionada de salud de new york. un magistrado de albany, dirigió una reprimenda. y tiene logros profesionales en cuestionables y que abusó de sus empleados. >>>... hermana del difunto presidente john f kennedy, fue enterrada hoy en una ceremonia reservada miles de personas, presenciaron el cortejo fúnebre por las calles de esta ciudad. y murió el pasado martes a la edad de 88 años. luego de sufrir una serie de infartos. >>> linette, una miembro de la pandilla. condenada por el intento de asesinato del entonces, presidente geraldo ford fue liberada luego de 30 años tras las rejas. >>> apuntó con una pistola semiautomática calibre 45 a ford, en septiembre de 1975 en sacramento california. >>> pasamos con enrique título y un adelanto de última hora. >>> esta noche en última hora, los cadáveres de dos niños. encontrados en el interior de un vehículo lo sorprendente que el auto era de una mujer, que presuntamente asesinó a

miami, and they were really just taking him down to an interview room. but it happened there were two police officers that were visiting in a liaison capacity. and they were wearing the uniform. and this tough guy was walking with the american cops. as soon as he saw them, he said whatever you want to know, i'll tell you. it didn't make sense to send me back to honduras. he was sentenced to 6 months for his reentry violation. which again, it was about, you might get some clue from the fact that every record from sentencing report to the sentence has now been sealed. here's the interesting story. maybe a year and a half two years later, a newspaper in texas, i think it was a four-way start telegram. he said this guy was put on a flight to go see honduras, and he disappeared. you don't disappear from airplanes in flight. if you look at the standard operating procedure when u.s. authorities deport a criminal, they always have to get a travel document from the country, from this case, honduras, something to put them on the plane. this guy supposedly disappea