hace aÑos que no se presentaba en miami y razones tenÍa. >> no fue amenazado de muerte.fue por viajar a cuba y no ser enÉrgica contra el gobierno. >> yo no soy comunista en creo en el comunismo. yo nacÍ en un paÍs libre y democrÁtico. >> yo sÉ que muchos cubanosestÁn esperando que lucecita diga algo en torno de ellos, con fuerza. atreverÍas? >> yo me atreverÍa a todo sin rey cuando eso no fastidiÉ a nadie. >> puerto rico estÁ viviendo un gran desempleo, a quienes ya por todas partes. >> y cÓmo! >> chiles a zavala a -si les aferraba a la idea de la independencia? >> tal vez la independencia no sea unasoluciÓn pero la dependencia tampoco lo es. soy una mujer que siempre va a opinar porque no tengo mÍ no hablar.entiendes? en la vida una se tiene que apelar. >> todo lo que ha vivido lo escribirÁ en un libro en el que homenaje a la mÚsica por permitirnos llegar a tantospaÍses y brindarles cariÑo del pÚblico. >> muchas gracias pozos para nuestro pÚblico de miami, el concierto es maÑana a las ocho. >> plantados dejÓ pablo milanÉs a perredistas crecerÁn a una conferencia de pren

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county, miami-dade and new york's rikers island. they represent a real cross section of life across the country. each one has its own unique set of challenges. >> lockdown, lockdown, lockdown. >> got to be on point. >> lockdown, lockdown, lockdown. >> can't let your guard down for nobody. >> this is not a 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 to be. >> i want to kill myself. i can't take it. >>> for the uninitiated or in this case, 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 serving short-term sentences. usually less than a year. >> listen up for your name. >> stand on the foot prints for me, please. >> most jail detainees have pending court cases, have been denied or are unable to make bail. >> put your stomach on the wall, hands behind your

. >> at the miami-dade county jail we ran into a young inmate who was washing his clothes in the sink in his cell. he was an interesting looking kid. we asked for an interview. >> it's for the birds, man. [ bleep ] for the birds. they locked up. it's for the [ bleep ] birds. >> the interview is not like a lot of interviews we conduct with jail inmates. it had a lot to do with lazaro complaining about conditions. >> [ bleep ] ain't nobody man. they ain't playing, man, they giving out permanent homes across that courthouse. >> the next thing we know officers were running in, telling us we had to grab our gear and go. there was some kind of disturbance going on and they were locking down the floor. >> that was a backup call you just heard. officers are responding to the fifth floor emergency. >> put them on their bunks. everybody on their bunks. >> fortunately it turned out it wasn't a riot and we were able to keep shooting. that's one of the things that makes jails really interesting. there really is a very strong sense that anything can happen at any time. >> and nowhere is that more t

ya se comprÓ la propiedad del miami herald.s. suena bien pero muchos seÑalan que aplastarÍa a los pequeÑos comerciantes y convertirÍa a la florida en un lugar diferente. la florida estÁ ahora en el mapa por los empleos calificados y de alto sueldo. no debemos perjudicar el futuro a largo plazo. las empresas son muy centradas en su oposiciÓn, los dueÑos de ratÓn miguelito pueden ser un dolor de cabeza para esta propuesta. dicen que su intenciÓn no es propiciar el juego porque de eso hay bastante. >> estÁ la loterÍa, estÁn los cruceros, hasta los pequeÑos barcos que salen a tres millas de la bahÍa, que tienen casinos completos, estÁn las tribus de indios, tambiÉn estÁn los hipÓdromos. >> la oposiciÓn se basó en que en el juego siempre se encuadra la participaciÓn a mafia. >> en el estado de florida o la ley es muy parecida a la que existe en el estado de nevada, Ón ûhay una gra en estas incidencias terminales en el juego.n regulació >> tanto a favor como en contra de los latinos, por supuesto en el que viene se espera la definic

dolphins' owner steve >> susie: that was miami dolphins owner steve ross. and that's "nightly business report" for tuesday, october 4. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, tom. >> tom: good night, susie. i'm tom hudson. thanks for joining us. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> just on a wave, crashing on the ocean. and it starts off kinda, there's little whirls of water, and then it gets gentle. >> it's both th

they're at home, taking on the miami dolphins. there's brandon marshall.aid earlier in the week he might be kicked out of this game. he has a big matchup against darrelle revis. matt more to marshall. those two chatting right there. later in the first, dolphins up 3-0. moore, looking for marshall. and he got revis. he is mobile with the pick. and he takes it back 99 yards for the touchdown. the jets lead, 7-3. look at this. revis, very physical on the play. the announcers thought maybe a pass interference. no flag call. maybe if they check the media guy, they know who darrelle revis is. moore, looking for marshall in the end zone. the dolphins kick another field goal. fourth quarter, jets lead 17-6. sanchez, looking for santonio holmes. nice block by plaxico burress right there to free holmes. and he easily gets into the end zone. jets up 24-6. that was mark sanchez's only touchdown pass of the game. later in the fourth, moore hit hard on the play. another pick for revis. rex ryan's jets break a three-game losing streak. they win 24-6. >>> i'm don bell. th

in miami, persistence pays off for this bicycle thief.ago, a prize just too good to pass up. >> he's going for it. he's going for it. we have a green light here. he's sliding it down the pole. >> and in new york, an easy score. >> he found the brakes and he's heading down. >> three cities, three bike thefts, just a fraction of the 5.5 million bicycles worth more than a billion dollars that are stolen each year. >> i put the drink on the counter. i turned and the bike was gone again. >> he turned around and he hit me with the sign and got on my bike and rode away. >> the third bike that was stolen, they just took the bike rack apart and stole three bikes at the same time and that's when i started walking to places. >> on the hunt to see just who the thieves are, we took undercover cameras to america's three worst cities for bicycle theft. in miami, we locked this bike to a no parking sign just before midnight. after an hour and a half, a thief shows up. nothing was going to stop him, not the wrong tool, not a cut finger, not even a passing

miami homicide detectives larry and art had a problem.tty sure the man who shot john and susan sutton was now a frequent visitor of the sutton home. >> he gets arrested. >> and they at least suspected the sutton's own son, now john's caregiver was all mixed up in it somehow. >> i was becoming more concerned. >> was john sutton a sitting duck for another attack? one that might finish him off? >> you must have found it a little worrisome that john sutton was actually living with his son christopher and being cared for by christopher. >> absolutely. >> sure. >> still, they worried but did not act. even though they knew full well that garrett kopp, the shooter, they were sure, was still hanging around. >> isn't that right, that kopp was still there? >> and we didn't want to tip our hand. >> but should christopher have been a suspect at all? after all, does this sound like the behavior of guilty men? gary kopp and christopher sutton while ripping up bloody carpets actually called detectives to tell them they found new evidence at the crime sce

well, they are, gabi pacheco one of our presenters here graduated from miami dade.'t be a teacher because she's undocumented. it's the same thing professor fernando said, that you have to speak more than one language you have to learn english. we have another student, cesar vargas, that graduated from law school, and he speaks 5 languages, but he's also undocumented. >> what's your situation, lucy? >> i was born in lima, peru, and i came here 10 years ago. and i'm studying journalism. i'm going to prince borough community college and i dream to become a journalist, i want to be sitting on that chair one day, interviewing you. that's my dream, the same is right now. >> but why not? >> because i'm undocumented. that's not my biggest obstacle, ' yes, there's support, but is that support all we need or is there anything else? >> secretary duncan. >> secretary duncan, this is a very courageous testimony from lucia. she's talking in the united states, she's undocumented. >> these stories we hear of passionate, committed, people, you guys are the future. lead the country t

. >>> coming up the nfc east leading giants try to keep one of the worst teams in the nfl winless, miami, baby. every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business. it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $7.8 billion to small businesses across the country so far this year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> welcome back to the washington area nissan dealers sports xtra. >> heading into today there were three winless teams in the nfl, the rams who beat the saints, the colts who lost to the titans, they still are and the dolphins who visited new york today. tom cop lynn and the giants coming -- coughlin and the giants coming off a bye week. 2nd quarter they lead miami. they hand off to reggie bush. he heads up the middle, spins out of the tackle and goes down 35 yards to the 4th. it's set up a dolphins touchdown. bush 100 yards rushing. late 2nd quarter giants trial

we're on the front lines in miami. and san francisco politicians going to the dogs. john blackstone looks into a political action committee for man's best friend. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with anthony mason. >> mason: good evening, i'm anthony mason. the occupy wall street movement that began with a hand full of people in lower manhattan spread to at least 85 cities on six continents today, including europe, where government austerity measures are helping to stoke the rage and asia, where income inequality is hitting particularly hard. we have two reports on the overseas demonstrations, beginning with charlie d'agata in london. >> reporter: in italy, what began as a peaceful protest turned bloody as hundreds of demonstrators fought running battles with police in a rampage through the streets around rome's historic landmarks. riot police battle back with tear gas and water cannons. one italian politician called it chaos nothing less than urban guerilla warfare. today's protesters are angered by crippling unemployment, and an $83 billi

. >> new york soars to 85. 80s from miami to dallas. mostly 7 ons across the midwest. phoenix hits 86. near 70 in sacramento. >>> coming up after the break, a developing story overnight. family's boat sinks and forces them to tread water for nearly a day. >>> plus steve jobs' secret stash of ideas. >>> and rosie's return. the high-stakes return to tv. it's not just her reputation on the line. >>> two top european leaders say they'll soon have a plan to deal with jourp's debt crisis. the french president and german chancellor say the plan will be ready this month. >>> the reaction on the world markets is mixed. tokyo's nikkei average was up slightly today. hong kong's hang seng is down in late trading. wall street is open today this columbus day. last week, the dow gained 189 points. the nasdaq picked up 63 points. >>> good news for anyone pifillg up their car. the average price is $3.39 for a gallon of gas. it's down 13 cents in the last two weeks. >>> at&t says the iphone 4 squlnchts s s is enjoying a brisk sale. customers can get them on friday if they don't mind wai

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and 84 in miami. mostly 50s from detroit all the way to seattle. phoenix climbs to 83. and sacramento checks in at 72. >>> and coming up after the break, the amazing high life game six of the world series. >>> then, the high school teacher sentenced to four years in prison for having sex with her teenage student. >>> and what bernie madoff told abc's barbara walters in an exclusive prison interview. >>> overseas, markets are still riding the wave from that debt deal in europe. tokyo's nikkei average gained 124 points today. hong kong's hang seng was up 362. in london, the ftse opened higher. so was wall street yesterday. the dow soared 340 points while the nasdaq index, just 88. >> hear some good news. >>> the nation's largest bank may want to rethink a recent controversial decision. most other major banks are not imposing fees for making purchases with your debit card, as bank of america announced it would do a month ago. the other banks say, the public outcry was not actually a factor in their decision. >>> well, apple may be getting all the buzz. but it's not the top

in miami, i'm considered a cuban exile.miami in gloria estefan, it's in cuban exile, gloria estefan. if they want, i'll be there, i can support in any way i can but i don't want anything from cuba. i want them to be free and to enjoy the things i enjoy. >> thank you very much, or should i say -- >> even the english can say it. >>> star maker behind the careers of eminem, nas and mariah carey, also the author of "the tanning of america, how hip hop created the culture that rewrote the rules of the new economy." what does this all mean, the tanning of america? >> tanning of america is a term i dubbed that represents the process of the next generation of kids that no longer see color when they see each other. they see each other through shared values but they don't look at each other in segment through color. >> how much of that is done through social networking? >> i think social networking did a lot to help intensify the phenomenon. but i think the phenomenon started many years ago through music. and i basically get into tha

raleigh, miami, ft. myers, you're getting soaked again today. ♪ >> all right, lara.ack to you. >> all right. have fun out there, you two. >>> and, everybody, here's a look what we have coming up on the "gma morning menu." inside dish from the ballroom, on last night's sizzling "dancing with the stars." donny osmond's here.

♪ >> la reina sofÍa de espaÑa llegÓ a miami tras realizar una visita a haitÍ.a iinaugurar la nueva sede dentro de la torre de la libertad. es simbÓnica, ya que la torre de la libertad es un sitio querido por los hispanos, primordialmente polos exiliados cubanos. >> el exbeatle, se causÓ por teera vez con la heredera estadounidense. los detalles de esta boda civil y las imÁgenes de la radiante pareja: >> la sonriente pareja hizo oficial su uniÓn. se dieron el, sÍ quiero, en los juzgados de londres. Él con un traje azul, ella con un vestido de manga laa diseÑado por la hija del novio. fue una boda Íntima, con pocos invidos.

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i was posted outside his home in miami for a long time. every time he went to the swing set, it was a fox news alert. >> i also tried to put expenses in for mud wrestling, i didn't get them covered, did you? >> no, i didn't! >> it's a shame because it's journalism. >> brian has a fax machine at his house and he's trying to declare that the massapequa bureau for tax purposes, it hasn't worked. >> when did you say you're knee deep in politics? the depth in knowledge of politics and the way you handle that show, it seems like you've been doing it for 25 years but you're only 19. >> listen, i always aspired to file for brit's show so i pitched as many political stories as i could throughout the southeast. and then, fortunately, was

considering miami's 0-6 record, you'd bhee hard to find a fan. they had momentum with the touchdown. eli manning went in for a six yard touchdown. 14-10. here they come. manning finds cruz. the tackle at the five to the 25-yard touchdown 20-17 . arizona and baltimore 10-3 cardinals. he breaks it at the 30 and keeps it coming. two more tackles and he is gone. 82 yards. the ravens trailed 24-3, and came back. ray rice punches it in from three yards out. three seconds to go. a 25-yard field goal, final score, 30-27. new orleans at st. louis. carpenter and la russa from the cardinals. a.j. throws a strike. brandon lloyd. and 24-14 drew brees, he gets up from the diving catch for the touchdown. the rams win their first game of the season, better luck than the redskins. sometimes, something will take you back to reality. the edmonton oilers snap a 7- game winning streak for the caps. 1-0, canucks. he goes in front to alex who punches it in. tied at 1-1. a 3-1 lead. he fires and scores, 3-2, canucks. vancouver piles it on, and kessler can't get it in. h

and 80s from miami to dallas. 77 in detroit. 80 in chicago. and 83 in kansas city. 76 in phoenix. 66 in colorado springs. and just 52 in salt lake city. >>> and coming up, a much-needed boost. word that 3 million overseas jobs are coming back to the u.s. >> good news. >>> plus, new insight into the final days of steve jobs. how he prepared and how he said good-bye to the people closest to him. >>> and it's deadline day for a contract deal with the cast of "the simpsons." but is it already too late? that and more when we come back. b >>> welcome back. a new report out today says 3 million jobs are now on their way back to the u.s. from countries like china. many of them are in the auto industry. but even appliances are again being made in the usa. manufacturers are finding that american workers are more productive and shipping costs are lower. >> made in america. we like that. >> we do. >> good to hear that. >>> mortgage rates are now at an all-time low. the average rate for a 30-year fixed loan is under 4%. 15-year mortgages are about 3.25%. r

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once again, here's john larsen. >> it's a wednesday night in miami.know the car he's driving with his girlfriend is part of a police sting. with nbc's hidden cameras riding along. at first, they seem like any other couple out for the evening. >> you going to kiss me? >> looking at the flowers from a roadside salesman. no, i don't like. >> before long, talk turns to business and what will happen to the car. >> what will you do to this car? are run it in or are you stripping it. >> their drive is about to take a new direction. suddenly, they make the first in a series of fast u-turns. >> the detective thinks it's to make sure they're not being followed. >> it's not like in the movies where you can stay right behind somebody and they don't know it. so had you been tailing them here they probably would have figured it out. >> we would have been burned. >> before long, peewee and his girlfriend switch places. the girlfriend driving now while peewee gets directions over the phone. >> is it parkway towers the name of the building? >> turns out they're not on

vamos a hablar del miami collage, es el centro educativo mÁs grande de todos los estados unidos, el aÑomos, le parece en? que estÁn haciendo bien, ustedes han logrado incluir a estudiantes por aÑo, ¿quÉ estÁn haciendo bien? >> hemos convertido, hemos creado un modelo de inclusiÓn donde todo ciudadano que tenga un tÍtulo de bachillerato tenga la posibilidad de estudiar una carrera universitaria. muchas partes del mundo y en estados unidos el sistema educativo es elitista. no es fÁcil obtener admisiÓn, la mayorÍa de las universidades aquÍ se vanaglorian de cuantos estudiantes quedan afuera. eso indica que son modelos de exclusiÓn. nosotros no solamente permitimos que mucha gente entra y se aproveche de los programas que ofrecemos sino que brindamos todo tipo de ayuda, es un lugar que le llamÓ la fÁbrica de sueÑos porque todo el mundo puede realizar sus sueÑos. > >> solo el 40% de los hispanos mayores de 40 aÑos tienen un tÍtulo de high school esto quÉ significa para el 60% de los hispanos que no lo tienen? >> es una gran tragedia para este paÍs, la amiga forma que este paÍs pueda mantener

dado origen a una polÉmica, que trae consigo un problema en la casa plblanca, . >>> un chico preso en miamiil peticiones no fueron aceptadas por la aduana ice, estos jÓvenes culpan al gobierno >>> hubo una orden del presidente obama, y las oficinas locales de ice no lo estÁn cumpliendo >>> el mandato es a quienes detengan en la frontera, el gobierno de obama afirma que su polÍtica si ha compadre > cambiado >>> casi el 55% de los deportados tienen crÍmenes mayor ocio menores >>> y aÑade que del resto dos tercios corresponden a arrestos en la frontera. pero este conflicto tambiÉn ha dado un vuelco colaborado colaboradoras mÁs cercana del presidente obama. >>> la administraciÓn obama ha usado a cecilia muÑoz para ser la portavoz. y de este sistema que, debemos reconocer es un sistema fallido. >>> muÑoz fue por muchos aÑos una activista a favor de los inmigrantes indocumentados, muy reconocida. >>> lo que hemos estado viendo, es que ella no estÁ a nuestro lado >>> la casa blanca rechaza la acusaciÓn >>> bueno de hecho los cambios importantes que hemos logrado en esta administraciÓn, son cosas s

. >> reporter: they were spotted in miami last september. and there is a good reason the state will now spend millions to eradicate them. >> we're working diligently to keep this outbreak from spreading and impacting our everglades and natural areas. it impacts our agricultural commodities, feeds on 500 different plants. it affects human health. it is a known carrier of meningitis. >> the last reported outbreak was in miami back in 1966. back then, 18,000 snails were found. it cost $1 million. and 10 years to get rid of them. the experts here don't know why they've reappeared. >> they are used in some religious rites, illegally, but they are used. and -- we believe that contributing to the spread, the movement of the snails from one place to another. >> what a good looking creature. >> these things are illegal to bring in without a permit. officials say no permits issued. >> they eat 500 different types of plants can cause structural damage, and worse yet can carry a parasite that can lead to meningitis. really unhealthy. >> stay away. good

the broncos coming to miami sunday teabow is starting, and the stadium is sold out. it will be an emotional day for the quarterback. >> he has been in big spots before. this is not totally new for him at this level or earlier. i am sure he will have a good grasp of his emotions. >>> tonight is game 2 of the world series. the cardinals took game 1 with a good outing. the game was tied it, craig takes it to right field. cruz cannot come up with it. the 3-2 cardinals, the final. rangers manager ron washington, texas did not lose the ball game, they were not beaten. >> we got beat. we had the opportunity to push the run across. we had the opportunity. give them credit they beat us. we did not give away the game tonight. >>> the college basketball preseason poll, north carolina is no. 1, followed by kentucky. there are no area schools and the top 25, but george mason is listed among the others getting the votes, ahead of maryland and georgetown. >>> less than 24 hours to sign up for winning groceries. >> the contest is posted on our facebook page. the price is $700 in gro

. >> this was indy car's first fatality since 2006 when paul dana was killed during a crash in miami,n to win that particular race. in los angeles, fox news. >>> army medic badly injured in afghanistan got some help from first lady michelle obama in fixing up his house. he suffered brain and spinal cord injuries lived in a three story row house in northwest dc near the capitol building a military assistance grouped organized a $100,000 renovation to make his house user friendly for him the first lady and dr. jill biden put the finishing touches on the renovations today. >>> looks like they had fun out there. >> will recall the i know i have done -- all right i know i have done this before have you done a double take when your wireless bill shows up. >> yes. >> fox 5 money team breaking down what is being done to keep your text, web browsing, calls all in check  >> when it comes to paying your bills there is probably nothing worse than finding unexpected charges they happen particularly often on cell phone bills, consumer union calls it shock. melanie. >> reporter: w

the broncos next game on the road next week is in miami against the dolphins. tim tebow played college ball in florida and remains the most popular person in the state of florida. by naming him as a broncos starter, they have turned the next road game into a home game in miami against the winless dolphins. stick around, tom tasselmyer is back with a seven-day forecast after this. what's the one best thing about vacation on the gulf? the great outdoors in mississippi. our seafood in louisiana. our beaches in florida. alabama beauty. choosing between them might be tough. but everyone agrees, the gulf is vacation at it's best. and we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. so come on down to mississippi. louisiana. florida. alabama. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters, and we're 100% open for business. x will have reaction from baltimore county where the school board is set to announce the search for a new school superintendent. the new campaign to win public support for a new tobacco tax. a complete wrap up on the gop >> we are back to the rain

. >>> a marine towing company came to the rescue of a boater in the waters off miami. the man sent out a distress call after high surf caused his vessel to nearby marina. >>> half a century since the world fell in love with "breakfast at tiffany's" and fans showed up to mark the milestone. >>> a cold weather froont in northern california unloaded as much as a foot of snow in the sierra region. wednesday's snowfall is an unusually early start to the snow season. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist, bill karins, he has a look atnnforec. bill, ready. no, can't even see signs of that yet. >> it's coming. it's in the mountains. we're getting it this morning. what was in california yesterday is now moving through the mountains of utah, idaho, and even portions of wyoming during the day today. eventually it will get there even into colorado. this has been an impressive very early season storm. this is what you expect as you go into what we'll see, another la nina late fall and early winter as these big storms in the west. last ye

. >> estas son las palabras del senador rubio en su campaÑa, hasta ahora decÍa que es nacido en miamiÓdico muestra que su madre pidiÓ residencia en los estados unidos en 1956 y castro se hizo al poder el 1 de enero de 1959. >> hay diferencia de venir como exiliado polÍtico post 59, haber venido como inmigrante comÚn y corriente, porque en gran medida la mayorÍa de nosotros y no como inmigrantes comunes y corrientes sin haber sido perseguidos polÍti polÍticamente en su pais. >> siempre serÉ el heredero de dos generaciones que no cumplieron sus sueÑos y no importa que tÍtulos consiga en mi vida siempre serÉ el hijo de exiliados dijo durante su discurso de aceptaciÓn como presidente de la cÁmara estatal de la florida. >> cuando estÁ tratando de convertirse en el sÍmbolo del exiliado cubano, uno tiene que tener las credenciales. >> el senador respondiÓ al artÍculo con un comunicado en el que alega que la fecha de llegado de sus padres es irrelevante su madre regresÓ a cuba en 1961 y saliÓ despuÉs segÚn Él por inconformidad por el rÉgimen comunista, lo cierto que en esa ocasiÓn la seÑora r