compaÑeros es la noche mÁs espeluznante del aÑo y me vine para celebrar con fÚtbol americano con los miamihaloween. > ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> ¿cÓmo celebran aquÍ el haloween en el fÚtbol americano? >>> viniendo a ver a los miami dolphins para ganar. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> al caer la oscurida oscuridad los chicos hacen de las suyas. y asÍ se vive la noche de brujas en la n f l, sabes que vine de tierras lejanas para ver el destino de los miami dolphins, prestame tu mano, a ver yo veo que en tus manos hubo mucha cerveza. >>> seÑor feliz haloween. (hablan en inglÉs). >>> y al final de la noche los planetas se alinearon para seguir esta celebraciÓn de brujas con los fanÁticos bajo una misma luna. asÍ se viviÓ el dÍa de brujas en la casa de los miami dolphins, yo por lo pronto me quedo aquÍ. >>> gracias carla aranguren, ya ves el sacrificio que estÁn haciendo nuestros cronistas ¿no? >>> pobre carla, bueno vamos a ver mÁs sustos. >>> en univisiÓn deportes.com no sre pierdan los detalles del partido de mÉxico y finlandia... ay! que malo eres. (risas). >>> ahÍ estaba carlita, casi se nos va, casi le peg

ustedes en miami, sacar esos abrigos aunque sea por una noche en el dÍa de hoy.a es la tormenta. para el dÍa de maÑana, ya va a estar en aguas del atlÁntico dando paso en el Área triestatal, hacia el oeste de virginia, condiciones secas pero mucho frÍo. fuertes vientos en rÁfagas hasta 23 y 30 millas por hora. mientras, el centro del paÍs, bastante tranquilo. nosotros aquÍ, en california, la verdad que no nos podemos quejar. condiciones bastante tranquilas iniciando pues un fin de semana largo para muchos de ustedes. ahora, eso es sÍ. la mÁxima temperatura en chicago: 20 grados. 29 grados. minneapolis con 25. 55 en san antonio. chicago con el factor viento, las temperaturas muy por debajo de lo normal. ahora bien, por el dÍa de maÑana, note esta grÁfica. todo bastante tranquilo. alguna que otra en hugo ciudad pero despuÉs de la tormenta, definitivamente llega la calma. vamos a experimentar condiciones favorables para el dÍa de maÑana. nueva york, mÁs frÍo todavía, 39 grados. asÍ que si va a viajar hacia la gran manzana, a abrigarse bien. antes de terminar quiero

miami. his latest book just made the best seller's list, and without further adieu that brad is also my big brother, although biology would not reveal it. >> same haircut. >> over to you gentlemen. >> i'm his father. >> go forked. >> thank you so much. if your anytime is shoo, how many times to do -- >> he told me it's arabic for sword. when you go guy sword? anyway, thank you all for coming outsays morning to the miami book fair, the best book fair in the united states. i want to note one thing. roy and i are in a band called "the remainders", the "rock bottom remainders" we have disbanded but we're going to play at 6:00 today. the whole band will be talking at 3:00. people never heard us perform. we're going to be playing and brad won't be there because he has musical talent, and we draw the line. anyway, i'm going to talk a little bit about my book, insane city. set in miami. miami is the insane city, and it's about a wedding that goes very wrong, but the thing about miami, is was pointed

. >> hoy estamos terminando nuestro recorrido de costa a costa aquÍ en la ciudad de miami famosa por cosa mala hacerse o tratarse de mejorar el problema cuando las personas se obsesiÓn a un y quieren tener una experiencia fÍsica mejor y ponerse bajo bisturÍ que a veces terminan dando muy malos resultados todo porque quieren ahorrarse cuÁntos centavos. >> miami es una ciudad donde hacerse una cirugÍa plÁstica o cualquier tratamiento cosmÉtico es muy comÚn. >> (♪). >> ademÁs de sus playas y el sol un gran atractivo de la ciudad son sus mujeres voluptuosas y sensuales pero no es fÁcil lograr esos cuerpos ni mucho menos barato y muchas se arriesgan a quedar desfiguradas o hasta poner su vida en peligro con tratamientos que ofrece una soluciÓn mÁgica por poco dinero. >> esta mujer a quien llamaremos camila se inyectÓ las nalgas en nueva york lo que no sospechaba por no querer perder su dinero casi pierde la vida. >> me saliÓ morton en el cachete derecho y no se estaba yendo y me seguÍan diciendo ve al hospital y yo decÍa no, todo estÁ bien. >> pero no fue asÍ, ese peor tono se extendiÓ a

the city of miami and miami-dade county god say pee n subpoenas. >> i don't think they will find the bond buyers were misled. at the end of the day i was loan of the loan voices against it. it was a bad financial deal for us. >> reporter: the fcc has been busy in miami. it sued the city alleging during the depths of the recession it made material representations about the financial health. the city says they are turning pop lit ki political decisions and they want damages and reform. the municipal panel market is huge $3.6 trillion and a lot of people invest because they perceive it's safe but in fact, it's one of the least regulated markets around and the fcc wants to change that. >>> tomorrow, we head to baltimore, an ageing city with three major water main breaks a day. we'll look at the infrastructure and lack of resources to fix it. scott cohn, "nightly business report", miami. >> if you want more on my iamia finances, go to nbr.com. >> tonight, a cleaning crew found more than a million dollars of gold bars inside a bag left in an airplane bathroom. no one has come forward to cl

to miami.storm sandy, that was a category 3 storm when it hit cuba and category 2 storm when it crossed into the u.s. coast. this is a category 5 storm. and the only reason it's classified as a category 5 is because the ratings don't go any higher than that. this is the power of the storm we're dealing with. it's expected to impact this country for the next ten to 12 hours before it heads off towards vietnam. the philippines is made up of many small islands. and it's been hitting at six different points making land fall and hitting areas on the coast. slug as you mentioned, an area that was just hit last month by a major earthquake which killed more than 200 and left more than 5,000 homeless. and these are people having to be vac evacuated. and roofs are being ripped off homes. and those people had to be moved again. >> thanks so much for your reporting. >>> as it passes over the philippines, the super typhoon is expected to make landfall in vietnam. >>> wall street is sluggish. just about 90 m

president bill clinton come down to miami beach to support him and then. going against him is steve burke now he has gotten national attention because he's so different from anyone we've ever seen he's thirty two years old he's a yale graduate and a former tennis pro he wants to decriminalize marijuana and he has only spent about twenty five thousand dollars on his campaign he is totally grassroots supported and he is a native of miami beach one of the most corrupt towns in america and he really just wants to clean up his city well let's talk about steve burke you've been following him he's a former tennis player turned comedian he's is running on a platform to legalize marijuana as kind of the subject of an m.t.v. two film crew can he win the how of his tactics proven unconventional but effective down there in miami you know he actually has a really good chance this is second time running he ran in two thousand and eleven and walked away with thirty percent of the vote and you know he was having issue of people not taking him seriously and again folks wil

miami dolphins take the fields again tampa bay in a few hours. let me state for the record, i'm a football fan, go pack go! >> but bullying may be one of them, though richie incognito says he never realized what he did crossed the line. >> if i would have known this was hurting john, if john -- we've spent splint of time one on one. if he would have come to me ones or said listen, lay off john he's had enough, it's been too much, i would have been the first person to change. >> i wasn't there, but this outrage over allegations seems a little misplaced to me. concussions, brain damage, sue sides, steroid abuse, domestic violence, a seeming tolerance for behavior of all kinds on and off the field, just a fuel of the cultural problems i think the nfl needs to address first. the nfl problems aren't merely incognito. they are in fact -- >>> aim glad you're back. luckily these guys can help us work our ways through this. >> we have a "usa today" supports columnist, and retired nfl player. jamal -- >> am i retired? >> apparently they need you to come ba

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 how's 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 b

and from new york city to miami beach unconventional candidates are shaking up the usual red versus blue politics in-depth coverage of today's elections just ahead. and in washington state there's a major vote on labeling g.m.o. foods initiative passes that would force biotech manufacturers to disclose the use of genetically modified crops more on a vote for greater transparency coming up and down in colorado there's an initiative to divide the state's eleven counties in northeast colorado will vote on whether or not to secede so what are the chances of a fifty first state tell you more later in the show. it's tuesday november fifth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm sam sachs and you're watching r.t. and we begin with election day two thousand and thirteen that's right political junkies around the country can rejoice because big name elections aren't just reserved for even number of years they happen on odd numbered years too so let's take a look at the map and new jersey and in virginia voters head to the polls to elect a new governor today and in new york city in detroit and miami beach

mote ♪ >>> the miami dolphins are a team in turmoil.eman for allegedly bullying a teammate. and now some threatening and racist messages have reportedly been uncovered. teresa gar reya has the details. >> reporter: miami guard richie incognito won't be playing pro football for a while. he's been suspended for allegedly threatening jon martin and family. >> threats of i'm going to get your mother. i'm going to get your mother. i'm going to kill you, that is above and beyond the code. above and beyond what's accepted anywhere. >> reporter: now, the nfl will conduct a workplace review. >> if the review shows that this is not a safe atmosphere, i will take whatever measures are necessary to ensure that it is. >> reporter: incognito's record has not gone unnoticed. in his first four years he led the league in penalties for unnecessary roughness. nfl players voted him the league's dirtiest player in 2009. dolphins players said they didn't notice any locker room hostility. >> i didn't recognize anybody being bullied, hazed, none of that. playi

this is live from miami. this is the 30 day no miami book fair international. tv 15th year on the air we've covered this live from a portion for all 15 years. hundreds of authors attend. the last caller was correct. dick cheney was here yesterday. were going to go back now to chapman hall. coming up airball at the washing post and the national book award winner this year, jeremy's bay hill, dirty wars. >> a break to welcome you here this morning to miami books are international. those of you joining us to chapman center in the lou harrison and absurd as a volunteer for many, many years. it's happy anniversary to the 30 years here in our community. [applause] we are very grateful to art software in particular, american airlines and always shall. i'd also like to recognize the friends of the fair, many who are here in our first couple of rows. thank you so much for your generosity in support. we look forward to your continuing to be a friend for many, many years. miami book fair international and miami dade college work hand-in-hand to bring this book fair to us

from miami dade college. representative debbie wasserman schultz did about an hour and half or so will be joining us here on ours up for a call-in to have a chance to talk to her about him at the issues she raised in her presentation and in her book, "for the next generation." prior to that, jeremy scahill, author wrote "dirty wars: the world is a battlefield" will be joining us for a colonist well. the next panel, which is due to begin in 10 minutes is historian thomas cahill. his most recent book is called heretics, heroes: how presidents artisan reformation priests created our world. that is due to begin in about 10 minutes. we will bring it to you live from miami. the final event today is at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. that would be chris mathews of hardball and he's written several books. his most recent, tipping the giver when politics works. how will all be light this afternoon on booktv on c-span2 from miami. 15 years we've been covering this festival and we want to show you right now just a little bit of

incognito de miami permanece suspendido tras acusaciones de acusar al novato martin. >> todo lo quese encuentra la playera del jugador incognito y cuando se busca en la pÁgina oficial de los miami dolphins aparece este mensaje diciendo que no tienen productos del jugador pero sÍ otros productos similares. para algunos fanÁticos del fÚtbol, el despido de incognito estarÍa justificado si se prueba que en efecto le dejÓ un mensaje racista de voz a martin. >> ellos no tienen opciÓn porque si no, se prestan a la presiÓn del pÚblico, de los fanÁticos y de la prensa. ellos tienen que tomar acciÓn. >> esto va a crear la divisiÓn entre el equipo. va a tener algunos que estÁn a favor y otros en contra. >> por otra parte, este video cada vez es mÁs visto. en Él, el jugador se muestra sin camisa diciendo la palabra "nigger", una forma despectiva de decir negro en inglÉs. la crisis que viven los dolphins ha puesto en evidencia el problema poco conocido del bullying o matonismo en la liga nacional de fÚtbol. han prometido llegar al fondo del problema y algunos especulan que incluso su entrenador

this is live from miami.his is the 30th annual miami book fair international and at the 15th year on the air. and we have covered this festival life, a portion of it i should say for all 15 years it's about a weeklong festival, hundreds of thousands of authors attending and the last caller was correct, dick cheney was here yesterday morning. he was not in the room that we are covering, so unfortunately we were not able to cover him live. but we are going to go back. coming up, dan balz, george packer of the new yorker and jeremy scahill dirty wars. this is live coverage here on booktv. international. those of you joining us to chapman center in the lou harrison and absurd as a volunteer for many, many .. years. it's happy anniversary to the 30

the stasi a church in a new york and perry and boring in miami florida. right let's get to admit it or share with you in virginia. what is the landscape alike in that stage we've got democrat terry mcauliffe leading republican tend to chameleon the governor race. it's been a battleground state in the past. plus there's a libertarian candidate in the mix here to help all this likely to shake out in the governor's race all sound the election had all the almonds in units and what a lot to be a really important really exciting election. however critics are saying that is my most boring elections in virginia history with the most of our candidates to ever want women to virginia governor's office so adorable on a political scandal but they had all those elements however it is not dwelling out numbers it is a little bit different than some the other elections that were seeing happen down play out around the country and the reason is that it is really just a stone's throw away from washington dc. so all my nose and federally if she is actually up back to the reac

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. >>> desde que llegamos nos sentimos en casa, sintiendo el cariÑo en miami, es un viaje con recuerdosl del sol. >>> es significativo y sobre todo una ciudad como miami, donde convive una comunidad hispano americana, grande. por supuesto que acÁ se dejÓ sentir. >>> una experiencia mÁs, y supersimpÁticos. muy guapin como decÍan ellos. >>> simpÁticos. >>> sÍ, y ella preciosa. >>> la primera vez que le doy la mano al prÍncipe, y su bella esposa, fue fenomenal su visita. >>> el principe le siguiÓ la corriente a los chicos de fusiÓn con sus bromas, y mantuvieron un tono jovial y ameno. >>> el alcalde de miami le entregÓ la llave de la capital del sol a los jÓvenes principes, regalado destacÓ que el 62% de los residentes de miami nacieron fuera de estados unidos, y que la mayorÍa son descendientes de espaÑoles, un dÍa muy importante. >>> muy divertido tenerlos acÁ, letizia fue periodista le llamÓ >>> bienvenidos a miami. gracias. >>> gracias hasta pronto, buenas noches. ♪. >> josÉ antonio quiere pasar a verla. >> sÍ, lo estoy esperando, que entre, por favor, ofelia. >> como usted diga. puede

our report tonight from nbc's kerry sanders in miami. >> reporter: miami dolphins offensive tackle jonathan martin is 6'5", 312. a player who can withstand a defensive rush, but off the field a source in close contact with martin tells nbc news for a year and a half the 24-year-old was repeatedly and systemically bullied by his own teammates. amid investigations by the nfl and players association the dolphins late on sunday suspended one of martin's teammates, richie incognito, for conduct detrimental to the team. >> i'm not going to get into specifics of what it was, but i had enough information to make a good decision. that's what i did. >> reporter: espn say he phoned martin in april and left a hate-filled highly offensive message. what made all of this public? martin said last week he sat down in the team dining room. as he sat down at the table, a group of the teammates stood up and walked away. for martin, a source tells nbc news, it was one mental abuse too many. >> it doesn't matter if you are 300 pounds or 150 pounds. if you are repetitively taunted, teased, and harassed by members

has been busy in miami.t sued the city alleging that during the depths of recession, it made material misrepresentations about its financial health. the city says the s.e.c. is trying to turn political and budgetary decisions it disagrees with into securities violations. the s.e.c. wants damages and ultimately real reform. >> and real reform not just here in miami, but nationwide. the municipal bond market is huge, about $3.6 trillion. people go in there because it's safe, because of the tax benefits but it's actually in many ways one of the least regulated markets around. how safe is your municipal bond investment? is the muni bond market about to blow up? we have a lot more about that in our special report on-line at cnbc.com/is ci daum slsh cnbc.com/cities. from here we'll go up to baltimore, a city dealing with a lot of infrastructure issues particularly with its aging water system and not enough funds to fix it. that's another issue that's plaguing cities across the country. we want to hear from you on

in miami, it was worse.nk around the sport, i don't think what you see in miami is common at all. i think it happens very rarely. that's why the story has gotten so big. because this is something you just don't see all the time in the nfl at all. it harkens back to an era where it did happen, and we thought it was gone. now it's here again. and it's some very ugly disturbing stuff is happening. >> yeah, you see two players, two players for the miami dolphins, one walks away because of the alleged bullying. the other forced to take a leave of absence because of the alleged bullying. that's something you don't hear every day. but i'm sure we're going to get to the bottom of it sooner rather than later. >> i think the nfl is going to come to a decision on this very quickly. they're investigating it. there are some really, really -- crazy things that are being alleged. so -- >> i don't want to start talking about some of the allegations. because we haven't confirmed them. but i've read all of those reports and y

and now to miami beach florida where a similarly contested election is taking root this time however it's for the mayor of the city the fringe candidate looking up and this year's traditional runners is steve burke a thirty two year old yale university grad and former comedian and his campaign burke has been trying to appeal to younger disenfranchised voters who he says may be willing to take a chance on him when the polls open tomorrow artie's perry and boring is in miami and brings us more. oh idealism go viral we just read steve bird a thirty two year old miami beach mayoral candidate is looking to reform his city is a miami beach happens to be one of the most corrupt cities in america this tropical paradise has been plagued with corruption and police misconduct scandals that have gained national attention steve is running on a platform of transparency to bring baseball responsibility to city hall to put an end to the on foresman brutality he plans to emblem an independent police review and disciplinary board he also wants to decriminalize marijuana which would save the city at th

. >>> nos encontramos a gabriel paseando con su hija por las playas de miami. >>> al parecer, no tan >>> gabriel me alegro mucho verte con tu hija que un frecuente lo haces?. >>> bueno. cuando estoy trabajando es cuando en la semana cuando no tengo que grabar, pero ahora estoy descansando y entonces, ya tenemos mÁs tiempo para estar juntos. >>> serÁ que esta nueva actitud de gabriel es el fin de la guerra y el principio de una reconciliaciÓn?. >>> van a volver?. >>> yo creo las segundas partes a veces son buenas pero la mayorÍa no. >>> no herÉ conciliaciÓn pero la real estaciona mejor, la relaciÓn que llevamos ahora es perfecta. >>> tenemos una niÑa por el medio, y todo lo hacemos con mucha alegrÍa, con mucha paz y tranquilidad porque tenemos una hija maravillo cosa tenemos que guiarla en la vida y enseÑarle muchas cosas y que mejor que tener que llevarla fiesta en paz. >>> cuando hay pasiÓn y amor y a veces no se puede regresar siempre queda como tÚ sabÍas esa quÍmica y esa hormonas alli en el cal der pero ya se estÁn bajando. >>> Él te quiere no veo porque no. creo que fue una muje

[applause] miami dade college and miami book fair international are truly pleased to have wrought is fair to this community for the past 30 years. thank you to so many of you who have been with us throughout the years, offering your support, visiting with this every year in bringing more and more of your friends and families here. how many of you are from out of town in this room? a very warm welcome to all of you from out of town. [applause] and thank you for visiting with us at the fair inherent miami dade college. i'd like to recognize all of the volunteers without whom this fair with you do not have taken place. students, faculty and staff who have given up themselves. thank you. [applause] also, many, many high schools to ensue up also offered their time and have been here in various capacities to help make this what it is today. we also have our sponsors as well as american airlines, again whose generosity with so many other sponsors have helped make the fair as special as it is has rejoined today. we've been enjoying for the past seven days. the friends of miami book fair inte

. >>> and new details in the abuse allegations swirling around the miami dolphins. the nfl investigates threats the suspended player allegedly made toward a teammate. this is the "cbs morning news" toward a teammate. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, november 5th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, a gunman who opened fire inside a crowded new jersey shopping mall has been found dead. police say richard shoop took his own life. there were no other reports of injuries. police swarmed the garden state plaza mall last night just before closing time. the mall will remain closed today. the mall is located about 15 miles northwest of new york city. and jericka duncan is there. >> reporter: shopping members swarmed the garden state mall in paramus, new jersey. these women came face-to-face with the shooter. >> out of nowhere, the guy walked right past the front door. he's like shooting in the air. >> he paused for a second, looked inside the store. i just froze. >> reporter: witnesses say the suspect

el equipo miami dolphins suspendiÓ a un jugador a quien un compaÑero acusado de hostigamiento.r cenas y fiestas y hasta habrÍa amenazado con matar a un compaÑero. abrieron investigaciones sobre este caso. >> richie incognito, jugador de los miami dolphins, un veterano con nueve aÑos de experiencia de 319 libras de peso, con antecedentes de conducta violenta fue suspendido indefinidamente del equipo y estÁ bajo investigaciÓn de los dolphins y nfl por amenazar de muerte a su compaÑero de equipo martin. segÚn los reportes conocido hasta ahora, incognito habrÍa dejado un mensaje amenazante en abril pasado cuya transcripciÓn dice: "hola, cÓmo estÁs? insulto racional. voy a pegarte en tu boca, te voy a matar". lo que muchos se preguntan es hasta quÉ punto incognito estarÍa incurriendo en un delito. >> si ha sido una amenaza repetida, podrÍa llegar a considerarse un delito. >> ademÁs le habÍa exigido a martin que le diera $ 15.000 para pagar una fiesta para algunos jugadores a la que Él no estaba invitado, conducta que podrÍa ser catalogada como criminal. >> yo creo que sÍ existe exto

book fair near miami miami dade college. booktv has been on the air for 15 years and we have covered this event every year and we have a full afternoon and evening of events. you'll hear from doris kearns goodwin along with scott bird, who is the author of a new autobiography on woodrow wilson. two authors that you'll be hearing from and we have several call and opportunities as well. peter baker is a chief white house correspondent for "the new york times" and we have some of the common opportunities that you have this afternoon as well. and coming up in 15 minutes, lawrence welk will be in chapman hall where you just saw dave barry and roy blount. he is talking about his book, it's about scientology and hollywood and he will be speaking and we will be showing that live and that he will be joining us for a call-in segment as well. we on the campus of the college and the seasick c-span bus is here. so as you can see coming can come on down and grab yourself a bag and you can also follow us and get schedule updates all day lo

now we are dryer than miami. that is like weather 101. miami will be wetter than us. miami had 60 inches of rain so far. we are dryer than the desert. phoenix has had two inches more rain fall than san francisco this year. i don't see a change for the next couple of days. palo alto, sunny, mild, 70 degrees. cooler on thursday with a high of 67 degrees. let's talk about this change. so we know it's coming. the question is, when is it coming and it all ties down to this. high pressure off the coastline taking all the storms and keeping them up to the north. the next storm on thursday and friday will miss us. we're not going to get the rain because this deflector shield keeps all the moisture up north. we're going to see rain fall, but that will not happen until sunday morning. veteran's day is looking soggy and several days, we'll have a chance of looking wetter. mildest day of the week will be tomorrow. the next front is going to cool us down. the range forecast are pointing toward wetter. all signs toward 73. sunny vail, 71. howard close to 70 for you. concord, walnut

to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play in the citizens of miami voted strongly against doing that. " king ofith the sports author" tonight. next, we will discuss last week's elections in new jersey and virginia for state governor. and what the results might mean for the 2014 midterm elections. that, fair vote talks about the factors relating to the gridlock on capitol hill and later, conversation about u.s. surveillance abroad and how it is affecting international relations and diplomacy. we will talk with the council on foreign relations. "washington journal" is next. morning and welcome on the sunday, november 10. we will kick off "washington journal closed quote with a look ahead to 2016. it may be early that nonetheless the election results in virginia and new jersey -- we will look ahead at what it means for the white house. we want to hear from republicans only. if you live in eastern central part of the country, 202-585-

though he didn't say specifically with the miami dolphins.'t seen very much public support from the miami dolphins locker room, i can't say that he i blame him. will he play again? probably. he's 6'4" there's an upside. oh, by the way, he was the protector of one of the best quarterbacks in the ncaa at the time, andrew luck. so there's talent there to be had. i just don't think he's going to be back in the miami dolphins locker room. >> yeah, well, the ability is there. no question. but i guess there have been conversations about whether he's ratted you out in the culture of the nfl. and would another team take a chance on him if the whole issue of his toughness was, you know, at the core of this alleged bullying. and if he revealed too much about what takes place in the locker room. >> you know, i've been covering sports a long time. and every so often, a player would do something, we in the media and the fans will say this player can never go and play again. this player is now done. i remember when michael vick was done, would never be back

coverage of the miami book fair. that is a live picture the c-span bus in 2013 part of the street out in front of chapman hall at miami-dade college north side of downtown miami. just a minute, representative debbie wasserman schultz will be live in chad are talking about her new book for the "for the next generation." -- created our world followed via chris mathews at 5:00 p.m. in between those two panelists will have to call and opportunities. you'll be able to talk to jeremy scahill of "dirty wars" and representative debbie wasserman shultz. that is what coming up in our coverage. if you'd like to see this casual, go to book tv.org. you can also get updates from miami are twitter feed at time but tv is are twitter handle. you can also go to face the.com/booktv. blake is there to get the updates all week long for but tv. well, we are going to go to the room. debbie wasserman schultz should be there in just a minute. she will be introduced. this is live coverage from the miami book fair. [inaudible conversations] >>

the pilot contacted faa air travel controllers at miami terminal radar approach, which is like miamich provides radar services servicer flights rather written a 55-mile radius of miami airport so up tophet lauderdale. this is preliminary information -- still reading -- they say they'll update. it's our life there are searchers out there looking for somebody who fell out of an airplane. south and east of tami-ami airport. what you got? >> we have a may day call that went out. i can't get to my e-mail right now. just read that are for us. >> over the radio was: may day, may day, his door was ajar. >> right now police are working to verify whether or not it's true. just investigating. >> here it is. the pilot screaming, may day, may day, may day, this door was ajar. >> the passenger's door was ajar, the man who fell out 2,000 feet into the water. >> anybody got a p.a.? one of this planes, piper p.a.-46? it's one of those small planes you can open the door yourself. and the claim of the pilot is that passenger just hit the drink there, south and east of miami. that's what we have been to

new york, sunny day, clouds in miami. chicago with snow, dallas with rain. angeles, mostly sunny today. >>> a suspended miami dolphins player is speaking in depth for the first time about the bullying scandal that has engulfed the nfl. richie incognito both apologizes and says he's been misunderstood. terrell brown reports. >> reporter: in an interview sunday richie incognito said he was jonathan martin's best friend on the team. >> my actions were coming from a place of love. no matter how bad and how vulgar it sounds, that's how we communicate. that's how our friendship was. >> reporter: incognito admits in voice mails and text e-mails, he threatened his family and called him the "n" word, but it was taken out of context. >> i'm not a racist, and to judge me by one word is wrong. czech republic cbs sports nfl insider -- >> that's not locker room talk. i don't know that to have ever been okay for a white guy to say that to black guy on any time i ever covered. that blows me away. >> reporter: that kind of language and physical and verbal abuse is why martin

this is live from miami. this is the 30th annual miami book fair international and at the 15th year on the air. and we have covered this festival life, a portion of it i should say for all 15 years it's about a weeklong festival, hundreds of thousands of authors attending and the last caller was correct, dick cheney was here yesterday morning. he was not in the room that we are covering, so unfortunately we were not able to cover him live. but we are going to go back. coming up, dan balz, george packer of the new yorker and jeremy scahill dirty wars. this is live coverage here on booktv. international. those of you joining us to chapman center in the lou harrison and absurd as a volunteer for many, many .. years. it's happy anniversary to the 30 years here in our community. [applause] we are very grateful to art software in particular, american airlines and always shall. i'd also like to recognize the friends of the fair, many who are here in our first couple of rows. thank you so much for your generosity in

first the ongoing controversy with the miami dolphins. last week second year tackle jonathan martin left the team, saying he'd been harassed by veteran teammate richey incognito. most of the rest of the dolphins players have backed incognito. but martin's camp has since released racist and curse-filled text messages and voice mails martin receiveded as well as some threats by other members of the team. let's bring in the nfl network's jeff darlington who covered the dolphins for nearly a decade and is joining us now from florida. jeff, you've been reporting on the story since the moment it started developing. there are so many twists and turns here, so many layers. but when we look at the big picture what is this really about? >> rachel, as we begin to peel back those layers i think we're going to learn more and more. and character development i think is something that's going to be very crucial to this entire situation. superficially speaking at this point we know richey incognito is well-liked by his teammates but clearly has a very dis

the north side of downtown miami.s is booktv and our 15th anniversary and we have been covering this festival for 15 years. you can see the c-span bus is down here. we have big production set here. many call-in opportunities and many authors have been on the call-in show. tomorrow we are live and we will talk two more authors tomorrow. you will hear from many others as well books on the presidential election of 2012. that is a taste of what you can see tomorrow. go to booktv.org to find the full schedule of events. and you can get schedule updates from the festival on twitter. twitter.com/booktv or on facebook at facebook,.com/boofa. it is our 15th anniversary and before the next panel starts. and there is one more on the middle east. they will be speaking in about 15 minutes or so. but since we have been covering the festival for 15 years, 15 anniversary, we want to show you the past coverage and here is a portion of another program we covered in the past. >> today, all around the world, we will put 90 million tons o

. >>> we begin with a mystery in the skies over miami.eported a passenger had fallen out of his plane. >> nobody has been recovered and coast guard and fire officials say they have not confirm wld the pilot's emergency call was legitimate. larry jacobs is following the story. >> reporter: search helicopters were scrambled over biscayne bay after this bizarre distress call. >> may day, may day, may day i have a door ajar and i'm heading to tamm miami. >> i have a door ajar and a passenger that fell down. >> the pilot was eight miles southeast of tammiami sglarpt the passenger fell out of the plane. >> he opened the door and fall. >> they questioned the pilot. the federal aviation administration says the plane was flying at 2,000 feet at the time. the coast guard and local fire rescue crews were also searching the area. >> coast guard was notified by the faa that the pilot of a small plane reported a person falling out of the plane. we are working with miami-dade response units and conducting a search of the area. >> reporter: police doifrs

yo have some really big residents going up in miami beach, pass club estates, are you worried? what do y think are headwinds these are monster blockbuster facilities, a lot of pressure? >> you know, what is interesting most expense every properties are selling the fastest. looking at manhattan, $10,000 a square foot selling well, in miami $2,000, a square foot sellin well, high end, which has been insulated, has been on the market for a while look for that limited product. high-end is where there is a lot of strength, because there is not a lot of inventory, a growing you know amount of av of affluent buyerin the wld, and emerging market, miami is a hot place globally. it is emerging as a global gateway city. melissa: as a be man does that make you feel that the high-end is where the see the strength, maybe that is where it is getting played and there are other opportunities in other areas. >> downtown in miami, we're working on you know, market rate, workforce housing, through another subsidiary of our company, we have two blocks of land downtown miami, market rate rentals for

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ever see anything like this in miami? want to know the truth, "north dallas 40," that movie, like, people have harassed people in professional locker rooms forever and they are harsh, they are racist, homophobic. but in this era, you know, this is all public and you have to behave differently in this world. and i'm not surprised that people treat people this way, but -- >> right, see where the nfl goes with it, see how they step in. interesting report. >>> well, as far as the forecast goes getting you out the door today, midwest, winter weather advisories up for four different states. first snow of the season for minneapolis, many sections of nebras nebraska, too, just starting to break out now coming out of colorado, but that little narrow stripe is where we could get as much as 2 to 4 inches, and that will include minneapolis later on tonight. when you wake up tomorrow morning at this time in the twin cities, you could have some of that snow. also rain widespread today, 1 to 2 inches heading for chicago, st. louis, indi