it originates on the island and in miami.ple examples of priests, the pedro panists, of community members drawing that comparison themselves. what i have done in this lecture is draw attention to the fact that pedro panists on both sides of the strait have made this comparison. i did not make this comparison. i did not live through this experience. i am not entitled to make that comparison. >> you can make that comparison as long as you realize our parents are heroes. >> we are going to have to end. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> >> monday morning at 9:30 eastern, cornell west on six revolutionary african american leaders and their impact. at 4:00, gil sheehy on her life and journalism career. been allen west on the importance of preserving core values and that he feels these values are under attack by the far left. monday morning her experiences during the civil rights movement. state of the union addresses by presidents lyndo

it originates on the island and in miami.ple examples of priests, the pedro panists, of community members drawing that comparison themselves. what i have done in this lecture is simply draw attention to the fact that pedro panists on both sides of the strait have made this comparison. i did not make this comparison. i did not live through this experience. i am not entitled to make that comparison. >> you can make that comparison as long as you realize our parents are heroes. >> we are going to have to end. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours in american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule, upcoming programs, and to keep up with the latest history news. >> up next, a panel of historians talk about the history of race relations in ferguson, missouri, and address

. >> i'm in miami florida. we're not at its sundance film festival but we'll highlight the work of filmmakers here whose stories have made it to the silver screen. >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious diseases are a major threat to health. >> "the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> just hours earlier egypt's president announced a new force to combat the force in the sinai pension after an attack on thursday. >>> peshmerga say that they've pushed isil fighters out of kirkuk. it was seized in june when the iraqi army abandoned its positions. >>> thousands of supporters of the spanish left-wing party rallied in the capitol of madrid. the group wants to repeat the success of the starapisa matter. >> leaders have agreed to sent 7,500 troops to fight boko haram in northeastern. nigeria. the troops will come from five west african nations.

we take miami stories to a global audience. >> they're making more than just popcorn in miami these daysoss the city they're planning the next festival to showcase their work. the documentary was produced by a local filmmaker who say the city is gaining a new-found reputation. >> for the first time you're seeing independent miami stories that are authentic to our neighborhoods being told, and being respected on a world stage. that's reexciting. >> and in miami it's a big neighborhood that rep athletics a diverse population. >> do you want to pull that out there. the writer, whose originally from barbados, said making films here is an opportunity to undo you stereotypes of the region. >> there is so much more there than what we see in movies and television shows. it's so much richer, so much deeper. so much more nuanced. this is everything to me. >> i feel great about this. i really do. in all three made-in-miami movies have been selected to play at sundance. miami isn't about to take over from new york or los angeles as a film-making capitol but it has certainly come a long way. perhaps

how many times do you have a double homicide in a downtown miami hotel?> the crime scene was a bloody, bloody mess. >> the father was shot six times. he was crawling, trying to escape. the son was shot "execution style." this was a pretty shocking case. >> the dead men were derek moo young, a father of four and his son dwayne who had just been accepted to law school. a few hours after the shooting, a man contacted the police saying he saw his boss, 47-year-old kris maharaj, pull the trigger. >> our big break was when we received a tip that neville butler that wanted to speak to us. >> butler described the crimes in painstaking detail to burmaster. >> kris opened the door with the gun in hand, the glove on. and that is when i almost passed out. and i asked kris, what on earth is this? he says, keep out of this. that's when he fired the first shot. at his leg. we all dashed at him. and that's when kris must have let go about four or five bullets. >> the television that was there, the lamp and everything had all been shot up. the screen of the television had

not like about miami?prime 112? we'll be back with more in a few. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york. this is "market makers." >> we are seeing red today. a widespread selloff on wall street. >> marissa mayer, taxing situation. the ceo has to figure out what to do with that allie baba shake and how to avoid a bill from uncle sam. >> you think it is tough in your personal life, it is just as hard at work. we will speak to the matchmaker who builds teams for startups. local to the second hour of "market makers." i'm stephanie ruhle. >> i'm alix steel, in for erik schatzker today. the s&p 500, not far behind the nasdaq. you can blame caterpillar and microsoft. both reported disappointing earnings. treasury yields are also falling. let's bring in our round team. we have scarlet fu, julie hyman, -- >> what's the deal? >> from the economics perspective, the news is mixed. bad business spending. especially on the capital goods side. the consumer numbers are good. some are confidence, the highest si

. >> a solo horas del estrenos de dueÑos del paraÍso redamos un vistazo al miami de los 80 donde tieneuna ambiciosa producciÓn protagonizada por kathy del caso castillo cuando la ciudad del sol estaba en garra de las narco. >> para muchos miami es simplemente un paraÍso pero esta ciudad es sol playa y vida nocturna tiene un capÍtulo oscuro suscrito c sangres y fuego cuando los d lur. matan asesinatos traficantes. >> en la dÉcada de los 80 por el sur de florida llevaba el 70% de la droga que se importaba a estados unidos miami era el paraÍso de la droga, en este contexto histÓrico se desarrolla la nueva sÚper serie de telemundo dueÑo del paraÍso. >> hay gente que crÍtica la serie y le dicen como narco mientras mÁs sepamos las caminos terrible del narcotrÁfico vamos a estar de acuerdo que eso no es asÍio puede seguir asÍ. >> dueÑo del paria cuenta la historia de una mujer que bÚscalo poder por medio del narcotrÁfico. >> este es el despacho de la casa de anastasia que mueve la historia y lo inspiramos mucho tambiÉn. >> anastasia es un personaje ficticio pero eladio fue protagonista de la

why not head to miami?y the miami housing market is hot. ♪ >> getting out of this winter weather. miami could be a place to go. he has returned to the city's real estate markets. real estate -- construction for over 30 -- stephanie ruhle went out to miami to find out what is driving the boom. a lot of foreigners buying of this real estate. >> if you think about the housing crisis, miami was the epicenter. home prices fell 51%. we started around april 2007 to see a turnaround. soon as that turnaround began, it was on fire. miami now leads the recovery. we are seeing developers take over begins aboard, put 300 million bucks in their this guy is turning it around and putting hotel rooms in. the guy who put the delano there 20 years ago, he has a huge development in partnership with marriott. i had to ask him how do you know history will not repeat itself? this is what he had to say. >> there are too many fundamentally attractive things that miami has. it is easier to get to. a multiplicity of flights. the weat

vamos con el reporte desde allÍ. >>> en este tribunal de miami.ento de la prohibos que se adelantÓ al resto de los condados causÓ que decenas de parejas homosexuales buscarÁn licencias de matrimonio. >>> cuando vamos a retirar derecho a retiros de Él y Él los mÍos y el hospital si pasa algo de enfermedad yosi el hospital no quiere no me dejo verlo a Él porque no somos familia. >>> la florida se une a 36 estados del paÍs donde las parejas homosexuales se pueden casar. >>> la igualdad de matrimonio es una realidad. aquÍ muy este condado, tambiÉn significa que los parejas que se hayan casado en otros estados que vivan en miami-dade tambiÉn sus matrimonios son reconocidos. >>> comienzo en esta corte en miami todo era celebraciÓn en condados conservadores en el norte de la florida algunos jueces estÁn rehusando a casar parejas tanto hetero como homosexuales. >>> en protestas tambiÉn, la conferencia episcopal dijo estar decepcionados. >>> en contra de foefrls ten nada, no es correcto. >>> pero sin embargo para manuela y carmen hoy terminan 27 aÑos de es

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of miami-dade county.of people on atvs and dirt bikes are flooding florida to celebrate the dr. martin luther king jr. holiday. the wheelies are a part of the annual events that attract bikers all across the country. >> we are going to step in our seats. >> reporter: that's creating traffic headaches for drivers. >> they need to cut it out, man, that's all. >> reporter: reckless behavior caused the phone line with complaining motorists. our cameras were rolling as some bikers rode down the wrong side of the street crossed the median and popped up on one wheel speeding down the interstate while evading the cops. >> they celebrate. we don't mean no harm. don't mean to cause no pressure. we just got here we're out here celebrating dr. martin luther king's birthday. >> it's not safe. >> reporter: it's illegal to ride atvs and dirt bikes on city streets. troopers say at least three crashes are a result of the reckless riders and at least three boys, have been arrested. law enforcement are aware of the situation

i would show miami i grew up or it's not the miami of today, but just like miami of yesteryear. so how are city becomes our place and it contributes to ask. there is a lot of miami like these other kind of stores and i really thought it was important to be an emotional historian of what it felt like to live and grow up in miami. and this is kind of like a firefly. same magic of catching, you know, with your father and also it is the name of my grand uncle's store. it is a big turning point in the book because what happens is very key is looking for missing america and easy cheese and the brady bunch. the counter turn if he has this wonderful cultural coming-of-age in discovering cultural coming-of-age and discovering that will essence of the cuban heritage of all of these stories in this history that just are the parents and that happens at the grocery store and i started working there since i was 12 and under sort of where we keep become the prince and a sense of that alleged them through the customers, the regulators that come in three or four times a day, the other employees

city of miami cuban americans are watching very closely around a third of miami's population is cuban. many fled because they oppose the policies of fidel castro. we've been finding out their reaction to the new relations between the two nations. >> radio for miami's only independently own cuban american station the phone lines are lighting up. the call-in show is a forum for the station's mostly older audience, and many are not afraid to alter their position in the midst 6 barrage of calls the station's manager said that some have more moderate but cautious views of what might happen in the future. >> perhaps the only positive thing that might come out of this is the mantra of the cuban government that the u.s. embargo is the reason for all their problems that whole line of reasoning hopefully might fall apart in their face. >> reporter: south florida's business community is also looking to the future. trade and end to the u.s. embargo is more realistic than the past 50 years. and tempered by the realization that they will need congressional approval, a move not likely to happen over

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sabes que era su destino irse para miami creo que la prÓxima vez que lo veamos lo veremos con lentes.bro de la familia de impacto. >> quiÉn me roba el protagonismo en mi primer dÍa de estreno si es por elvis le perdono quiero a ser la primera selfie. vamos, ahÍ estÁ. >> el presidente obama pidiÓ aumentar los impuestos a los ricos prometiÓ trabajar con los republicanos tambiÉn amenazÓ conocer su poder de veto. expertos austrÍacos no poder identificar restos humanos que supuestamente pertenecen a los estudiantes aparecidos en guerrero, mÉxico prometieron nuevos estudios. las autoridades de salud en california temen que un brote de una enfermedad altamente contagiosa se convierta en una epidemia. el actor mexicano rubÉn aguirre conocido como

miami por ahora sÓlo hay unas 30 cÁmaras funcionando pero un mes serÁn 250.do financiado en parte por el departamento de seguridad nacional. el detalle que ofrece las cÁmaras es impresionante. por ejemplo la policÍa puede ver al individuo que se encuentra a dos millas de distancia, y dependiendo de la posiciÓn de esa persona en relaciÓn a la cÁmara, podrÍa incluso detallar a quien le estÁ marcando ese celular. organizaciones de derechos civiles frente este tipo de sistema pueda poner en riesgo el derecho a la privacidad. >> cuÁles son las regulaciones que se van a establecer para el uso de estas cÁmaras? cuÁndo van a hacerse zoom en estas cÁmaras, quÉ va a pasar con aquellos oficiales de policÍa que cometan abusos con el uso de esta tecnologÍa? >> entre los ciudadanos las opiniones estÁn divididas. >> si algo que nos ayuda a la sociedad, estÁ bien. >> por otra parte creo que nos sentimos como un poquito presionados, mucha atenciÓn sobre todo yo manejo con mucha tensiÓn. >> en miami florida, lourdes del rÍo, univisiÓn. >> todo sea por la seguridad. >> o sea qu

en miami.o de la historia del video. vamos a ver. >> son historias entrelazadas. varias historias donde hay mucha pasiÓn, mucho amor. en donde son parejas de todo tipo, parejas que se encuentran, que se vuelven a encontrar. que tienen un encuentro muy pasional. todos se encuentran. digamos que la uniÓn es la fiesta. ese amor se ve en forma de baile. es un baile espectacular que van a disfrutar en el video. >> se ve mucha pasiÓn. el video estÁ listo. lo podrÁn ver en primicia maÑana, seÑores. sÓlo aquÍ en primer impacto. no se lo puede perder. me encanta. >> llega esta noche a univisiÓn el esperado estreno de la novela de zuria vega y mark. pedirÁn el purdÓn de dios. los entrevistamos en mÉxico. verÁn por quÉ perdiÓ los estribos ante nuestras cÁmaras, vamos a ver. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> quÉ te perdone dios. la novela que harÁ historia. serÁ la primera producciÓn mexicana que estrena primero en estados unidos, desde esta su cadena univisiÓn. prometen mantenernos pegados al televisor. >> me encanta el melodrama

the first is here in miami, cubans. cuban-americans are obviously outspoken and politically active and play a pivotal role in florida politics in florida has played a pivotal role in national politics. the other group would be third-generation and fourth-generation highly assimilated upper income latinos. through the 80s and early 90s we saw those folks becoming more republican until the immigration debate heated up in some of those ran back to the democratic identity because they felt very at the city had become politicized that he wants to make one point about cubans that's going to get in trouble in miami. we spent time talking about cuban american politics. cuban-americans are only 3.5% of the latino population. >> host: gary segura in your subtitle use the word dynamic. how america's most dynamic population is poised to transform the politics of the nation. what you call the most inanimate? >> guest: dynamism need -- means movement and they are dynamic in a variety of different ways. they are on the move. if you go

la ciudad de miami beach se vistiÓ de bestia.. saludos a todos. sÍ, fueron tres dÍas de festival y ahora donde ven carros circulando habÍa decenas de miles de personas disfrutando de este fin de semana art deco. >> es un paraÍso pero el fin de semana fue una gloria peatonal. desfiles, disfraces. mucha mÚsica, alegrÍa. turistas y residentes se mezclaron en una fiesta celebrando un siglo, estos vienen de puerto rico. >> de la calle, la vestividad se parece. una isla fiestera, que es alegre. >> pero la fiesta muchos aquÍ vinieron a disfrutar del lugar. lo que le llama la atenciÓn es el estilo de los edificios. >> es artista, escultor de flores. pero con su conocimiento actuÓ de guia para turistas. fue en la exposiciÓn de paris que cansados de los estilos barroco y rococo entre otros se revelÓ este nuevo modelo. miami beach se veÍa dominada por esta arquitectura. >> en esta fechas de poder estar aquÍ y reconocer lugares tan preciosos que tiene miami. >> es precisamente aquÍ que se encuentra la concentraciÓn de edificios mÁs grandes d

seldom seen in miami courtrooms. the first witness was detective angulo who revealed he'd been investigating adam ever since that very first morning. >> i examined the body. present were a couple of other officers. they pointed out suspicious markings on her neck. >> and there was something else. >> i did observe what i believed to be petechial hemorrhaging in the eyes. in the actual eye lids. and what does the presence of pet eek iowa in the eyes suggest to you? >> asphyxiation. >> asphyxiation, death by suffocation. detective angulo said he was sure he had gotten his man. had been suspicious since he talked to adam at the hospital. >> he seemed angry. i saw his jaw muscles clench. obviously disturbed, but it was strange going from being upset to angry. >> and where had adam kaufman been earlier that night? not sleeping, investigators thought. remember, his side of the bed looked to them undisturbed. but on lina's side, there were unusual smudges. >> the staining appears to be on the pillow itself and just below the

no sÓlo boricua. >> el cantautor tomy torres junto a su esposa y su hija >> el calor de la isla en miamisea dondequiera que estemos tenemos que conserva nuestra cultura las que vamos a ver ahora son imÁgenes exclusivas de la filmaciÓn del nuevo video musical del espaÑol pablo alborÁn fue grabado en mÁlaga su ciudad natal bajo tremendo frÍo nos cuenta sobre la historia del video. >> son historias entrelazadas en donde hay mucha pasiÓn, amor, parejas que se vuelven a encontrar, que se perdÓn antes de un encuentro furtivo y pasional todos se encuentran en esta fiesta al final ese amor se ve representado en forma de baile. un baile espectacular. >> se ve mucha pasiÓn el video ya estÁ listo lo podrÁn ver en primicia maÑana solo aquÍ en primer impacto no te lo puedes perder. me encanta pablo. llegar esta noche a univisiÓn el esperado estreno la novela de suria vega y mark tatcher verÁn por quÉ el protagonista perdiÓ los estribos. >> que te perdone dios es la primera producciÓn mexicana estrena primero en ee.uu. a travÉs de su cadena univisiÓn mark y suria promete mantenernos pegados al televis

a thing for miami miami authorityies to keep in mind for next time. >>> coming up next, a reunion fourfor over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years.

estÁ en miami listo para su nuevo hogar.... crunchi... crunchhhhiiiitiviii... crunchitividad! eso! honey bunches of oats. la pefecta combinaciÓn entre crunch y positividad. hoy en día, prevenir la pérdida de su casa puede abrumar hasta a la persona más fuerte. pero hay ayuda gratis disponible con un asesor certificado. visite www.makinghomeaffordable.gov. el embargo hipotecario no es la única opción. ♪ ♪ ♪ bueno, trasladan a un hospital de nueva nueva jersey un paciente que se sintiÓ mal en un aviÓn. Él habrÍa viajado a un paÍs afectado por el Ébola, intentan determinar s resultÓ contagiado. >> en dÍas pasados un adolescente enfermo de cÁncer emprendiÓ una batalla legal para no recibir quimiotevrapia. abriÓ un debate, su madre apoya su decisiÓn. el departamento de niÑos del estado tomÓ la custodia temporal de la joven que tiene 17 aÑos. invitamos aquÍ al doctor, estÁ recibiendo quimio. estÁ siendo obligada por la corte. pero no es la Única paciente que rechaza el tratamiento por sus secuelas que no evita la muerte. entonces

estÁ en miami listo para su nuevo hogar.. crunchi... crunchhhhiiiitiviii... crunchitividad! eso! honey bunches of oats. la pefecta combinaciÓn entre crunch y positividad. muerto en el este de la bahia a causa de una sustancia sospechosa que los científicos aún no han podido identificar. ---15 colegios comunitarios (entre ellos dos en el área de la bahía) figuran entre los primeros de california que ofrecerán un título universitario.---y en el área de la bahía es común que las personas tengan dos trabajos y aún así no les alcance el dinero para pagar sus cuentas... sepa .. ♪ ♪ ♪ bueno, trasladan a un hospital de nueva nueva jersey un paciente que se sintiÓ mal en un aviÓn. Él habrÍa viajado a un paÍs afectado por el Ébola, intentan determinar s resultÓ contagiado. >> en dÍas pasados un adolescente enfermo de cÁncer emprendiÓ una batalla legal para no recibir quimiotevrapia. abriÓ un debate, su madre apoya su decisiÓn. el departamento de niÑos del estado tomÓ la custodia temporal de la joven que tiene 17 aÑos. invitamos aquÍ a

i do. >> still in miami?>> for some people, the bun comes first, then, the ring. >> it's 2515. anything can happen. >> it's exciting. >> 2515 all of you, happy 2015. you at home, celebrating here on fox. all american new year. and lots of celebrities are posting wishes over social media. we can put those up there. here is reese witherspoon saying let's dream big, happy new year. >> it's great. adorable. >> she is adorable. >> we have to go where she is now next year. it looks warm and inviting. perhaps we can bring the ball with us. >> yes. >> and what about christy brinkly? beautiful sun rises. and happy new year. and this is just amazing. >> yes. >> she does yoga poses in front of sun rises >> i do that every morning. >> is that downward dog? >> we have these and happy new year >> hugh jackman says happy new year australia. thank you hugh, you. >> and happy new year, everyone. here comes a party. there you go. >> yes. >> that is right. >> yes. >> down under. >> yes. there you go. >> right. >> yes, we do. >>

. >>> i'm andy gallagher in miami florida. we are not at the sundance film festival but we will highlight three individual film-makers from here whose stories have made it to the silver screen >>> we begin in yemen where there are protests in several cities against houthi rebels. looking at the pictures in the south. there are rallies in other areas. houthis used live ammunition to break up demonstrations in the capital. adding to the turmoil in yemen are soldiers who threatened to block a major highway leading to a strait. this is a crucial shipping rain in the red sea. the threat made after houthi fighters shot and killed an army commander and two guards in al hudaydah. jamal, tell us about the protests, and what is happening there? >> well several protests taking place across the country. essentially those demonstrating in the streets of yemen are demonstrating against a coup or a takeover of the capital by the houthi rebels. they are demanding that the power grab conducted by the movement berescinded and the president that

and miami one thing to write this book is to show the miami aggro up in miami that is not the miami of today but just like it was not miami of yesteryear so how our city becomes stewards of our place and we contribute and that contributes to less. and a lot of other stores. i thought was important to live and grow up in that miami and this is -- the same magic of catching -- also wrote the name of my granduncle's store. easy cheese and the brady bunch and the countercurrent is a cultural coming of age. all these stories, a and that happens at the grocery store, and in that village. the customers, regulators three four times a day employees, the families that work there and little bit of misunderstanding, children of immigrants of 45 days, coming of age falling in love and coming to terms and maturing in your culture and that sort of journey from all the rest. last thing i will say. a sort of great american dream story, you realize this chubby kid who grew up here was a -- who wants easy cheese and nothing else in amazes me that that happened to me in my life. is a hopeful story in the

my interest in fbi informants began years ago in miami. after 9/11, the u.s.ernment set about recruiting an intelligence army of thousands of informants many of them in muslim communities. while working as a reporter here, i first heard about an alleged al qaeda cell that would be called the liberty city 7. >> this is morning edition from npr news, i'm linda wertheimer. >> the men were from a poor mostly asian american community in miami. odd place for the fbi to recruit. >> my first reaction was laughter. my name is rory mcman. i looked on the liberty 7 case. after the raid they searched the headquarters the total take of what they recovered was a ceremonial sword. so that signaled to me that these people weren't much of a threat. >> the operation began when the fbi received a tip about a suspicious group of men. agents struggled to develop the case, so they turned it over to a seasoned hand. a professional informant. the closer. >> i didn't work only for the fbi. i work for different agencies. i work a lot of cases. i lost count. i don't know exactly. but th

entre el miami... lejos de confrontaciÓn los pujiles conversaron y un abrazo se dieron.o...enterese que proponen. ---el alguacil del condado de napa busca identificar a dos hombres hispanos que aparecen con una mujer en un video de vigilancia horas antes de que muriera atropellada. --conmocionada se mostro en corte la familia de una mujer que murio atropellada el lunes por dos conductores que chocaron mientras jugaban carreras. ♪ ♪ ♪ un joven asesinÓ a su madre y su hermano porque no aceptaban que era gay, su orientaciÓn sexual. cÓmo nos cuentan desde argentina, tras las rejas encontrÓ su libertad. ♪ ♪ ♪ el 26 de mayo de 2009 marcelo conocido como marilyn le quitÓ la vida a su hermano y su madre. >> no lo habÍa odiado. en ese momento los odiÉ. >> desde pequeÑo se sintiÓ aislado, aÚn en su hogar. >> no tuve infancia como los demÁs nenes que tienen un vecido para jugar, un primito. me crÍe solo. >> descubriÓ su identidad sexual. >> darme cuenta que lo que hacia hasta el momento era distinto. jugar con muÑecas, vestirme de mujer. >> a los 16 aÑos decidiÓ hablar con su padre

entre el miami... lejos de confrontaciÓn los pujiles conversaron y un abrazo se dieron.verigua cuáles son tus opciones. ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ un joven asesinÓ a su madre y su hermano porque no aceptaban que era gay, su orientaciÓn sexual. cÓmo nos cuentan desde argentina, tras las rejas encontrÓ su libertad. ♪ ♪ ♪ el 26 de mayo de 2009 marcelo conocido como marilyn le quitÓ la vida a su hermano y su madre. >> no lo habÍa odiado. en ese momento los odiÉ. >> desde pequeÑo se sintiÓ aislado, aÚn en su hogar. >> no tuve infancia como los demÁs nenes que tienen un vecido para jugar, un primito. me crÍe solo. >> descubriÓ su identidad sexual. >> darme cuenta que lo que hacia hasta el momento era distinto. jugar con muÑecas, vestirme de mujer. >> a los 16 aÑos decidiÓ hablar con su padre temiendo una reacciÓn terrible. >> le dije papÁ me gustan los hombres. vi su carita como se transformÓ pero para mi. me dijo que no me preocupaba, que no me iba a cambiar en nada. >> su padre falleciÓ de cancer y su madre y su hermano se molestaron muchÍsimo al conocer su secreto. ♪ ♪

--la trama esta inspirada en hechos reales ocurridos en la ciudad de miami.ucesos que hicieron historia y que marcaron la vida de muchas personas en especial la de detectives y policias. -- ivette machin... converso "en exclusiva" con uno de los protagonistas de esa epoca tan violenta. ;01 ;06 ;46 01;00 01;11 pkg la miami de los aÑos 70s y 80's lucia muy diferente a esta que ven a mis espaldas. fue una poca en donde grandes capos del narcotrafico se adueÑaron de esta paradisiaca ciudad, algo muy parecido a lo que estamos viendo cada noche en la nueva sper serie de telemundo "dueÑos del paraso". pero que pasa cuando la realidad supera la ficcin?? alguien que lo vivi en carne propia nos confeso todo con lujo de detalles. pkg sot nelson andreu/ veterano de la policia - clip 0046q1 21:13:10 los homicidios eran al diario 21:13:13 back to back 21:13:28 habia mucho dinero en la calle 21:13:31 21:24:37 "era un mensaje lo que tenian que mandar con los asesinatos y por eso eran tan a menudo y tan violentos" 21:24:45 los metian en maleteros, los metian en cajas, en male

this time it was miami. it's become an escalating battle between bikers and police. tonight juju chang wades straight into the fray. >> reporter: it's a ride giving new meaning to the term "rush hour." hundreds of bikers swarming freeways around south florida. speeding, stunting, even standing on their bikes in midair, creating potential hey zards along the highway. a joy ride they say, to honor mar tine luther king. >> it brings everybody together. this is better being in the club fighting with each other. >> reporter: popping wheelies. right there you can see a woman barely hanging on. all these antics both terrifying and infuriating commuters along their route. >> most people just stopped and froze. >> reporter: the ride triggered one minor injury but police in miami-dade county decided not to chase the riders fearing a hot pursuit might only escalate the dangers. >> puts the officer at risk and puts the person being pursued at risk. just a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: but the bikers say they're riding in the spirit of nonviolence. >> put the gun down and com

(cheers and applause) (speaking french) it is miami, party city though don't get too carried away.retty sure that's how every verdict in miami is received. >> you do if you're dealing crack. >> jon: oh, yeah mr. worldwide! of course, not everybody's happy with the judicial ruling. >> a small group of protesters picketed with signs outside of the clerk of courts office. and at times they directly confronted the gay couples waiting in line. >> two men and two women can't get married. don't you understand that? it's perversion. it's not marriage. it's perverrrrsion! >> jon: it's a perverrrsion! no, a perversion is two giant rats living in sin for 80 years. sorry if gay marriage skeeves you out, but it's the law of the land now. there's really nothing you can do about it. i guess you could cancel all courthouse marriages but that would be unbelievably petty spiteful and vindictive. >> duval, clay and baker county no longer give couples the option to get married in the courthouse. and that goes for all couples - gay or straight. >> you won't perform "any" marriages? because of this in t

the first is, here in miami cubans. cuban americans are obviously very outspoken very politically active, play a pivotal role in florida politics. and then the other group would be -- and generallation, third generation, fourth generation assimilated, socially mobile latinos and in the 90s we saw those folks becoming more republican until the immigration issue heated up and then they ran back to democratic identity because the felt their ethnicity had become politicized. i want to get a point about cubans. we spend a lot of time talking about cuban-american pop ticks. they're only 3.5% of the national latino population. >> host: in your subtitle, you would the word "dynamic." how america's most dynamic population is poised to transform the politics of the nation. white do you call them the most dynamic? >> guest: dynamism means movement. and they're dynamic in a variety of different ways. first of all they're on the move. so if grew back two censuses ago. latinos were in five states and were a substantial percentage of

phil keating reported from miami. >> we all know that the regime in havana has a policy of oppressionnd terror. they speak out against fidel and ra oul. >> you can see the same crimes committed in the beginning of the revolution. >> her show is two hours long and every minute is filled with stories about the daily abuse and violence cubans endower in the hands. castro regime. >> i reported on six month old children dead on a tub boat and drowned in the bay. and you name it, there is no crime that that regime has not committed. >> she was only eight when her family escaped cuba months after castro came to power. half a century later the memories remain fresh. >> people were taken before the firing squad and you would see men taken to the firing squad right in front of your eyes. and i remember going to a prosectionon where they took my uncle and the firing squad was there and women would fate because you had to go by that place. you could see the blood stains from the night before. it was a horrible time. >> she has a perch to tell the tales but miami is filled with xoils who plenty of

living in a tank in miami. today, hundreds of people held a rally there calling for her release back into the ocean. we get the story tonight from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: she's been the star of the miami sea aquarium for almost 45 years. >> we loved it. >> reporter: lolita, the majestic 20-foot killer whale is believed to be the oldest orca in captivity. >> fabulous. >> reporter: but later this month federal regulators are scheduled to decide whether to declare lolita part of an endangered group of whales. that's brought renewed hope to animal rights advocates who rally today in miami. >> we are here to free lolita. >> reporter: the push comes after the documentary "black fish" which questioned the treatment of killer whales at a different park, sea world. howard garrett says lolita's tank is too small, 60 by 80 feet with a platform down the middle. >> the conditions are inevitably mistreatment. they amount to abuse. because she's been this confined. >> reporter: he wants to transport lolita to her n

next on book tv. >> good afternoon, miami. i am the dean of the honors college year at miami-dade college, and it is an absolute pleasure to be here with you for the 2014 miami book fair international food american airlines and many other generous sponsors. some of whom i see here today. thank you for your generous support. at the end of this session e will m additionally the authors will these signing books in the autograph area to the right where you are standing at this time but like you to silence your cell phones please and enjoy the program it is now my program to welcome ms. miss julie grimes will introduce our authors. uce our authors. >> thank you and welcome. what a day.. what a day. we have all made it out here in the windy whether. it is an absolute delight to introduce to you today to remarkable women and authors who will have a discussion on the new novel by judith rodin "the resilience dividend: being strong in a world where things go wrong." a generous supporter of the book fair for which we are incredibly grat

. >> reporter: they are making more than just popcorn in miami these days.cross the city film makers are editing, writing and may notplanning the next festival, fimdz like papa match shetmachete have been selected to play at a time sundance film festival produced by local film makers who say the city is gaining a new found reputation. >> for the first time you are seeing independent miami stories that are authentic to our neighborhoods being told and being respected on a world stage. and that's very exciting. >> in miami, it's a big neighborhood that reflects a diverse population. >> thewriter who is originally from barbados says making films here is an opportunity to undo stereotypes of the region. >> there is so much more there than what we see in movies and television shows. it's so much richer, so much deeper so much more nuanced, and so, you know this is everything to me. >> i feel great about this. i really do. >> in all three made-in-miami movies have been selected to play at sundance a small step for film makers. miami isn't about to take over from n

por una cosa, en un evento de miami beach, apareciÓ isabel. >> dio una fuente de moda y glamour. >> creoque ver con el trÓpico. parece que es una fusiÓn perfecta. >> isabel, que radica en boston, empezÓ a plasmar los diseÑos en vestido, pero la prueba de fuego serÍa el momento que presentara su colecciÓn enfrente de especialistas y amante de moda. >> hola, bienvenidos. >> le voy a mostrar su diseÑo sÚper explosivos. vamos a ver si cuentan con la nueva tendencia. >> no se, desfilar bien. >> me convertÍ en modelo de pasarela en minutos. no me fue tan mal pero el Éxito fue para la colecciÓn de arte. >> me pareciÓ espectacular. >> hay buen arte y diseÑo. >> soy el primero que porta uno de los diseÑos de floyd. >> por lo pronto, leyÓ en propuesta de new york, miami, boston, para comercializar lo que es el arte de vestirse de arte. >> hay que tener cuidado porque te puedes manchar de arte de,floyd. >> asegurar que vivir del arte difÍcil, pero tiene confianza que su pasiÓn y entrega le va a permitir ser reconocido diseÑador internacional y sabemos que va por buen camino. volvemos, ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lleg