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i want to thank your potrero and miami-dade -- miami-dade college for hosting this. i said this week ago and that we did here with small businesses. i don't know of any other institution in america that is open the doors to more american trains than miami-dade college has. dr. patronis leadership is -- and we thank you for your service to our community and ultimatum to our country. thank you for being here today. i want to spend a few moments talking about the book. the title of the book is "american dreams"." the american dream has nothing to do with how much money you make. american dream isn't about getting rich although that may be your dream and a lot of americans would dream that. american dream is about achieving happiness as you define it. for most people the american dream and happiness is about simple things like owning a home in a safe and stable neighborhood, being able to raise your family in a safe and stable environment, having a job that you find both rewarding but that pays you enough to be able to enjoy the things in life save for retirement and be

miami is diverse. it is multi lingual international and you can still go for the african-americans live jewish white jewish people live and it is very clear and that is is you know absolutely a product of this jim crow moment. you don't get segregation without there being a man cure of the color line. whether it is jim crow or people who want to live among their own and have access to certain things. i think being careful about the language goes a long way. >> host: here is a look at the book. "a world more concrete: real estate and the remaking of jim crow south florida" the author is n.d.b. connolly. professor, thank you for your time. >> thank you very much. >> you are watching booktv on c-span 2 with top non-fiction books and authors every weekend. booktv television for serious readers. >> here is a look at some of the upcoming book fair and festivals happening. on the 14th and 15th of march we will be at the university of arizona. and then the virginia festival of the book. and then the city of ne

el empresario aceptÓ reparar en miami tech un taller de la zona del aeropuerto de miami es socio esteio como ese pueda permitirse obtener algunos beneficios por parte de acuerdos econÓmicos. fernando: romero no quiso hablar en cÁmara pero nos dijo en una entrevista telefÓnica a mi conciencia estÁ tranquila. hay muchos que hablan... del gobierno y estÁn enchufados en una cantidad de vaianas yo se lo prestÓ servicio de algo en lo que he trabaja 12 mÁs de 30 aÑos. romero nos dijo que va recibir 20.000 $ por bajar las turbinas y volverlas a subir una vez estÁn reparadas el avav la vista fue llevado a un hangar luego de que miembros de la comunidad venezolana empezaron a preguntarse quÉ hacÍa una aeronave del gobierno de venezuela parqueada tanto tiempo. fernando: la reparaciÓn en el gobierno de venezuela no estÁ prohibido segÚn explicÓ un vocero de este paÍs. romero explicÓ que no tenÍa nada que ocultar, pero uno de los empleados de miami tech que es una fuente cercana la compaÑÍa nos confirmÓ que era su hijo parece no compartir ese principio. >> mucho gusto. >> quÉ hacen? >> hacemos una

and he said i talked to the fbi in miami. so francis mullen, the head of the dea said okay, well, you better check and see if you did. and when he went back to the office, he found that yes, in fact that they had the information. the fbi didn't trust washington because of the fbi and the infiltration of all of it. >> i think we had time for one more question. that's good. it might be explosive but a lot of it is that it happened because of the visitors at that time starting to go back to cuba with all of their clothing and everything. now, more their attitudes and -- >> their college as to clothing. >> it was an opening that a lot of people had really seen anything like this. my question is now -- of course, now there are questions. but to the present, we have the cuban situation every 10 or 15 years, there's been an exodus of some sort. we have the last one -- we had the last one in '94, right? so we were due. >> boat people of '94. >> yes we had more coming this year in the unprecedented degree since the early '90s. >> 56,0

in 2001, one of miami's prosecutors, michael vanzamft took over the case.t problem was? >> i had no body no witnesses. his nothing to indicate she was actually dead. >> i think that especially now in 2014 juries with -- have high expectations. >> reporter: the "csi" speech that so many prosecutions give in jury selection -- >> they expect physical evidence. they want to see a body. >> reporter: the two re-examined the 16-year-old file and took a fresh look at a lead from back then that had never panned out. an acquaintance of clifford's someone named robert misy told police about a disturbing conversation he had with the ex-husband not long before lynne went missing. he said it happened over breakfast at this ihop. >> clifford told them well, she's never leaving the state with my child. she's going for a boat ride and she's never coming back. >> reporter: this is dynamite for an investigator. >> it was great. we managed to convince missy that he should become our ally. >> reporter: in other words, a snitch. missy, a convicted felon on pro- probation at the

marÍa: doble privilegio, hacerse ciudadano y en miami beach.muy bien marÍa de los Ángeles. si quieres guerra, guerra tendrÁs.

airs of miami tv news was that she was missing. just flat-out gone. no one could imagine lynn friend, a responsible hospital administrative aide just snapping and walking out on her life. least of all on her 5-year-old son, christian. >> reporter: one thing is certain, lynn friend -- >> reporter: jennifer snell, then a miami reporter covered the disappearance. >> for her to disappear without leaving word for her son was just something that everyone knew would never happen. >> reporter: esther sanchez met lynn when she came to work at parkway hospital in ft. lauderdale. at the time, lynn was still living with her fiance. a business owner named clifford friend. when the two married in 1989 esther was made of honor. >> she wanted what every girl dreams of -- getting married and having a beautiful wedding and looking ford having children. the goal -- looking forward to having children. the goal of the white picket fence. >> reporter: when baby christian came along, lynn the proud mom, made her son one of the most photographed children in south florida. ov

marÍa: doble privilegio, hacerse ciudadano y en miami beach. los Ángeles. si quieres guerra, guerra tendrÁs. prudencia: bueno, se lo dices Úu o se lo digo yo, mi hijita. cristÓbal: por favor, madrina, ya dÉjate de rodeos y de misterios, dime.

i want to thank your potrero and miami-dade -- miami-dade college for hosting this. i said this week ago and that we did here with small businesses. i don't know of any other institution in america that is open the doors to more american trains than miami-dade college has. dr. patronis leadership is -- and we thank you for your service to our community and ultimatum to our country. thank you for being here today. i want to spend a few moments talking about the book. the title of the book is "american dreams"." the american dream has nothing to do with how much money you make. american dream isn't about getting rich although that may be your dream and a lot of americans would dream that. american dream is about achieving happiness as you define it. for most people the american dream and happiness is about simple things like owning a home in a safe and stable neighborhood, being able to raise your family in a safe and stable environment, having a job that you find both rewarding but that pays you enough to be able to enjoy the things in life save for retirement and be

miami 88. dallas 69. san francisco 70. y algo de lluvia para miami pero en la tarde. defender. no es cierto. rob: hay un lobo suelto y un leÓn. ximena: vamos a buscar el leÓn. volvemos mÁs tarde. alan: oye que buena foto con el tÍo rob. hay que subirla. ♪ Óyeme amigo, de lo que uno se entera, de lo que uno se entera ♪ lourdes: esto estÁ de palco porque como ustedes se han enterado, se han celebrado 100 aÑos al de la ciudad de miami beach, pero en esta oportunidad nos enfocamos en la familia estefan. nada mÁs y nada menos que la reina del conga compartiÓ con su hija menor, emili, tal cual lo habÍamos anunciado ayer. [cantan] alan: venga mamÁ! bien. es la verdad que estuvieron increÍble los estefan. muy bien lourdes: claro que sÍ, tío. alan: en esta imagen de mi querido colombiano juanes y su hijo dante han despertado emociones en sus seguidores al ver como comparte el tiempo libre con su hijo, pasÁndola sabroso. el snowboard se aprende a esa edad porque ya mÁs grande se da uno unos sopetones. lourdes: bueno, ademÁs tenemos a larry hernÁndez que posÓ asÍ al lado de juli

miami-dade community college -- miami-dade college for the work it's doing to fill the gap in our community. we need nor of that. we need continue vest in more of that because the truth is the only way that the receptionist who is making nine dollars an hour, is ever going to make $50,000 a year if he or she can become the paralegal or the dental hygienist or some other profession like it, but we need to acquire education systems that allow them access to that. lust about not least i would say to you that the four-year colleges will continue to be a legitimate way forward, but we cannot afford to continue to graduate people with degrees that do not lead to jobs. we can't afford is as a country. one thing we propose is before anyone faces that alone for a degree -- [shouting] -- of of before wrench can take out a loan for a degree you should be told this is how much you can expect to make when you graduate from this school with that degree. look i myself graduated with eve $100,000 in student loans, which i was only able to pay off after the publication of my first book, an american son, whi

--sot-- ignacio ortiz vocero aeropuerto internacional de miami 29.37 "este tipo de cambio va a influiria y va a hacer que los precios bajen" conforme el comunicado la compaÑa ya esta en platicas con fabricantes para adquirir aviones de largo recorrido. take vo/cesar --impresionantes imagenes grabadas por la mas reciente tecnologia lo llevan dentro de la cueva mas grande del mundo... tiene que verlas para apreciarlas... gabriel live atletico madrid y monaco se apuntan para los cuartos de final en la champions league. ademas take vo america sufre en el partido de ida de las semifinales de la liga de campeones de la cancacaf. los destalles en deportes. end segment cu ---vamos con gabriel sotelo y el deportivo cu ---adelante gabriel gabriel buenas noches cesar, mucha actividad en el mundo del futbol, arrancamos esta noche su dosis deportiva con el ultimo partido de cuartos de final en la copa mx entre rayados y correcaminos en el estadio tecnologico. take vo vo el equipo del turco mohamed no se apiado del equipo de la liga de ascenso. y lo termino goleando 4 a 1 para amarrar su pase a la e

he was born and raised in miami. he started his career in public service in the late 1990's not long after earning a law degree on the university of miami. he served as city commissioner of west miami he for being elected to the florida house of representatives. he was elected speaker. as someone who served in the legislature myself, to know that in a few short years he was

en medio de tensiones raciales hacia agentes de la ley, dos patrullas aparecieron quemada nosotros miami no es exclusivo de ferguson, ya vimos el pasado diciembre un hecho trÁgico en new york aquÍ en miami la policÍa estÁ investigando otro hecho no trÁgico, pero que sÍ despierta preocupaciÓn. >> un dÍa con lluvia en ferguson ferguson. >> siguiÓ una noche de voj y la para orar por los policÍas heridos y otra manifestaciÓn que esta vez transcurriÓ pacÍficamente diferente a la del miÉrcoles por la noche, cuando dos policÍas resultaron heridos por disparos que al parecer se hicieron de lejos. >> ellos son criminales y tienen que ser arrestados dijo el presidente barack obama sobre las personas que dispararon contra los policÍas. >> en un programa de televisiÓn el presidente de estados unidos, barack obama dijo que las protestas nosotros ferguson tienen velo dÉcimo pero que no hay excusa para cometer un acto criminal. >> y otro acto criminal contra de policÍa se produjo en miami, donde prendieron fuego a dos vehÍculos de la policÍa. >> esta es una de las dos patrulla que amanecieron quemada n

not long after earning a law degree from the university of miami. the senator has served as a city commissioner with miami before being elected to the florida house of representatives and was elected speaker. as someone who learned in the legislature myself, do know that in just a few short years he was elected speaker of the house says an awful lot about how his colleagues viewed him and valued his input and counsel. that is quite an a compliment. in may of 2000 nine, he announced to run for the united states senate and ran an impressive primary race, edging out an incumbent governor to win the nomination and eventually prevailing in the 2010 general election. during his first term in the united states senate, senator rubio established a reputation as an outspoken advocate of issues he truly believes are important to streamline our federal government, eliminating the federal debt, and promoting job creation. he has called for in humble of reforms he believes will restore the american dream including social security and medicare programs to secure t

toÑo: escribiendo aquÍ palacio de miami.ra el ser una regiÓn agrÍcola que espera recuperarse econÓmicamente. bÁrbara: lorena rojas es recordada en la ediciÓn de revistas gente en espaÑol, que le dedica la portada. sabemos que no estaba planificado y tuvo que haber un cambio repentino. >> yo tengo que felicitar. >> estamos a punto de enviar imprenta, y de pronto llega su sÁbado me llamaron que lorena estaba mal y tenÍamos una excelente clase con ella porque hemos hecho varias portadas y hemos seguido. el deseo de ella es que ustedes pueden hacer algo. de pronto, fuimos en marte y todo el equipo trabajÓ hasta las 12 de la noche. eliminamos la ediciÓn completa, cancelamos la portada y se produjo esto. lo hicimos con mucho amor. pudimos reconstruir las Últimas horas de lorena. bÁrbara: cuando fue la Última vez que el que con ella? >> ella sentÍa muy mal y tenÍa muchos dolores... la portada junto alejandro guzmÁn fue excelente pero todo el mundo sabÍa que ella ya estaba en estado. bastante... la Última vez que la vi en el festiva

miami sound, she backed it with miami latin voice.> sweet girl from -- >> louisiana. >> uh-huh. >> finishes the lyrics to the will smith song, "miami" please. >> till the beat, miami beat is hotsie totsie. >> yes, good enough. good enough. >> hey, how about the poppy part. >> always works. yes, will smith debut album, actually has this song, welcome to miami he actually wrote the song after the hit of bad boys he film in miami. he loved the city so much he created the song and became a billboard top ten hit. so mike from bad boys of the the inspiration for miami. >> that's a definite download, over to you. >> trio of trouble from washington d.c. here. all right. what is the given name of miami native rapper pitbull? arkansas man doe, mario, or jose? >> it's a. >> say it for me. >> armando. >> yes. >> you are hot today. >> armando it is. i didn't know that. >> that is his name, he was born in miami, florida, but cuban parents and yes, his first debut album was titled m m.i.a.m.i. money is a major issue. i don't think not anymore but it

she was arrested at miami international airport after being escorted off that plane. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at penn state's abington campus for us. we're hearing from that professor and students about what happened. >> yeah vick. that professor teaches here on the abington campus. penn state's website says she teaches sociology but it was outside the classroom that authorities in miami say she became unruly on a plane. that cell phone video there recorded by one of the passengers on an american airlines flight from nicaragua to miami on saturday. 52-year-old karen halnon told our nbc station in miami by phone that she was protesting the u.s. declaration that venezuela is a national security threat. halnon also lit a cigarette according to other passengers and smoked a few puffs before a flight attendant came over. she was arrested for being disorderly and interfering with the flight crew. after it all, halnon says she didn't mean any harm, calling herself a revolutionary. >> this is a very very disturbing situation where i believed it was so urgent that i had t

gracias a dios yo sentÍ el apoyo de miami y del pÚblico.e de alivio. continÚen con mÁs del noticiero. dalia: la verdad, que siempre hay un drama en esta belleza latina. por eso es que muchos de ustedes estÁn siguiendo tambiÉn. asÍ cumplimos con la ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 65. recuerden que regresamos a las 11 con nuestro compaÑero julio cÉsar. ♪ marÍa: hoy es lunes 16 de marzo de 2015 y estos son los titulares: ciudadana estadounidense denuncia que agentes amenazaron durante una redada en la que buscaban por drogas a un tÍo suyo indocumentado. la brutal paliza de un estudiante a otra es un caso mÁs de frecuente abuso de racismo en indianÁpolis. presuntos miembros del crimen organizado inician otra bÚsqueda mexicano. y los dieron por muerto al nacer prematuramente, reviviÓ al

un policÍa de los angeles jorge: pÁnico y confusiÓn en el aeropuerto de miami.n nuevos detalles de la vida del ex alcalde de iguala en mÉxico su hermana explica cÓmo hizo millonario pero claras que no tiene tanto dinero como se dice. comienza la ediciÓn otorga. locutor: este su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: quÉ tal? buenas noches otro hispano desarmado muere a manos de la policÍa es el quinto en menos de un mes en ee.uu. el segundo en california la policÍa no ha revelado el nombre ni si existe un vÍdeo confirmÓ que estaba desarmado y se encontraba en un vehÍculo que golpeÓ un patrullero de la gente reaccionÓ disparÓ tampoco se informÓ la cantidad de disparos. vilma: en estas imÁgenes se alcanza a ver el cuerpo sin vida del hombre hispano que quedÓ tirado en la calle despuÉs de que un policÍa de l.a. le propinÓ varios disparos segÚn la policÍa el hombre conducÍa de manera errÁtica, comenzaron a perseguirlos la carrera durÓ 6 minutos. el auto habÍa sido robado hace varios dÍas segÚn la versiÓn oficial. al final de

la hondureÑa que tenÍa en el aeropuerto de miami tendrÍa bipolaridad, hablamos con su hermana. como aviador permitieron al actor harrison ford sobrevivir a un accidente aÉreo. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. jorge:, comenzamos el noticiero con la acusaciÓn por corrupciÓn en contra de bob menÉndez, sus cargos serÍan por corrupciÓn, acusan a menÉndez de haber usado su influencia polÍtica para interceder ante el gobierno por un mÉdico de Él, a cambio habrÍa recibido obsequios y viajes. el senador anegado totalmente esas acusaciones. tenemos mÁs de esta disputa legal. reportera: el demÓcrata de new jersey habrÍa usado la oficina del senado para ayudar en sus negocios a un amigo demÓcrata. la investigaciÓn de mÁs de dos aÑos se centre en su relaciÓn con el oftalmÓlogo salomon melken. se le acusarÍa de hacer favores polÍticos. en una conferencia de prensa el senador negÓ las acusaciones. senador: quiero ser muy claro, siempre he comportado de acuerdo a la ley. reportera: asegurÓ que su familia y melken tienen estrechos lazos. senador: so

thank you miami dade college for hosting today. i'm proud to be here to an institution. i said this a week ago at an event we did for small businesses to it i don't know if any other institution that open the doors to more american dreams in at miami dade college and is a church rusher. we thank you for your service and ultimately to our country. i want to spend a few moments talking about about it the title of the book is "american dreams" appeared the american dream has nothing to do with how much money you make to the american dream is about getting rich although a lot of americans which are not. the american dream is about achieving happiness and for most people the american dream and happiness is about simple things like owning a home in a safe and stable neighborhood being able to raise your family in a safe and stable environment, having a job you find rewarding but that also pays you enough to enjoy things you like save for retirement and that your children better off than yourself. i spoken about the american dream in many places. there's few if any where i spen

i tracked him down at the virgin racing garage in miami.ichard: formula e fits in perfectly to our aspiration for renewable energy. 20 years from now, i hope people will walk on the street and if there is a diesel car pumping out lots of smoke, people will find it as strange as going into a restaurant and finding someone smoking cigarettes. olivia: formula e is a spinoff of the most popular motorsport in the world, formula one. but there are a few differences. for starters formula e drivers , do not just change tires in pit, they change cars. the most notable difference -- the sound. richard: you hear the screaming of the tires on the road as there are coming. but yes it is different. , you do not have the roar some people like. it is just as exciting to watch. as people get used to these wonderful drivers vying for top place, the amount of people who watch will grow. olivia: branson's virgin racing is one of 10 teams competing. for now, teams all use the same electric car, but next year they will be behind the wheel of their own technology

>> it's miami and virginia tech. >> still, it's the acc. somebody should have been there. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ♪ >>> recognize that guy? >> yeah. >> that's jack gregory. he lives here in d.c. and he is a contestant on "the voice." it's called the human country juke box. he did a rendition of johnny cash's classic "rick of fire." he's on team adam on the show but we need to tell you, i guess, that "the voice" can be seen right here on nbc on mondays and on tuesdays. >> that's good to know. >> how old do you think that guy is? >> i have no idea. >> did you see him? >> no. we were working. >> 25 26? >> no. he's 37 but he looks older than me. that's what i was trying to get you guys to -- good night, everybody. "the tonight we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter the sleep number bed. designed to let couples sleep together in in

streets were flooded in miami. maggie newland of wfor reports. >> reporter: up to six inches of heavy rain fell in miami today flooding streets and neighborhoods. floridians were surprised. >> unbelievable. where did this come from? >> it's just a mess. i my kay planned to go to miami beach. aah! >> reporter: even main roads like biscayne boulevard were almost impassable. >> so maybe i wasn't supposed to come out today. >> reporter: and these cars were up to their headlights in water. >> it's kind of raining a lot. i have never seen this street flood. >> reporter: while some residents got around on two wheels, those drivers who had to be on the road used extra caution. >> i'm trying to drive slow right now because i don't know if my car can, you know, take all that water. that's a lot of water. >> reporter: this kind of wet weather is uncommon for south florida, where it's still considered the dry season, but the 5-6 inches downtown miami saw today is more than double than what it usually sees for the entire month

people come to miami beach, they love it. continue to visit. >> what are some of the initiatives you've undertaken? >> a few different things. number one, of course is transportation. number two, we are moving forward with a great convention center. we will be renovating it for $500 million. those types of shows are who we're trying to attract. >> you've said in the past you're not interested in being another las vegas. that you don't want to be for these massive conventions. >> we're not orlando. we're not atlanta. we want to maintain our boutique destination. we have an area north beach exploding with great growth. we brought in a fabulous police chief. he trained here for 24 years under bill bratton. we've made remarkable changes. one of the big areas for us is getting involved with sea level rise. we've had some flooding on our streets at certain times of the year. we aggressively attacked it. >> how? putting up higher seawalls? >> that was just one area. we're putting in pumps across our city. of course it's been very ef

well, that brings us back to windsor. >> we have a dog now who prefers the weather in aspen to miami.too hot for her, since she's always wearing a fur coat. and so it's just mostly that reason. we're in the mountains more than at the beach now. >> a $20 million decision, all because the dog can't take the heat. nd applause ] >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the revolutionary 21 day fix, brought to you by beachbody. >> thank you! [ laughs ] hello there. i'm tom bergeron, and this show is about transforming how you look and feel, starting right now. >> announcer: are you struggling right now to lose weight? >> i've struggled with my weight my entire life. >> i really want to... lose this. >> i didn't want to walk down the aisle weighing 220 pounds. i need to do something, and it needs to happen right now. >> announcer: now there's a breakthrough new way to lose those pounds and inches, and it happens in just 21 days.

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well, that brings us back to windsor. >> we have a dog now who prefers the weather in aspen to miami.too hot for her, since she's always wearing a fur coat. and so it's just mostly that reason. we're in the mountains more than at the beach now. >> a $20 million decision, all because the dog can't take the heat. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the power pressure cooker xl, brought to you by tristar. do you love sitting down to a big sunday dinner with the entire family? do you wish you could enjoy the taste of those all-day, slow-cooked, labor-intensive recipes without the time, the work, or the wait? well, now there's a new way to take grandma's favorite recipes and turn them into everyday family meals with just a push of a button and do it in a fraction of the time. how would you like to make a hearty pot roast with all the fixings done in 25 minutes... fall off the bone short ribs ready in 40 minutes... or how about chicken wings, going from rock-hard frozen to steaming hot in just 10 minutes?

joe in miami. this key lime pie. this is amazing. this taco and burrito, i could eat the whole thing. >> this will be breakfast today. >> this is so good. >> you have to download the recipes. >> i'm done. we have the take of what willie did. that's why tamron has that in her hair. >> that's so wrong. >> wow! and the crowd behind it.

you can't go anything from miami. >> agree disagree?think it is totally true. >> you disagree with everyone else? >> of course. >> if you can make him laugh you can make him do anything. >> i think that was a marilyn monroe quote. >> i feel like maybe some guy told you that. >> probably. >> would you rather date a funny poor guy or an unfunny rich guy and those are your choices. >> funny and poor. >> you are so full of crap. >> no. laughing causes less wrinkles than frowning. >> who would you rather cheat with? >> the rich guy because we would have the best hotels. >> on that note, coming up, an inside look at charles cook's book. and do you have videos of animals? send them at fox news.com/red eye. >>> yes, it is time for another one of my peabody award-winning insightful thought provoking and hard-hitting interviews. we told you there is a book out so let's talk about it. charles, welcome to the show. you have been here all night, haven't you? first the obvious question. what is a conserve tear yen and how is it different from a conse

hoy univisiÓn logrÓ conversar con la pareja y una de sus hijas, quien vive en miami.or, quien la toma de su mano. >> yo sabÍa que si hubiÉsemos tenido que terminar juntos Él jamÁs me hubiese dejado. >> el yo tengo que morir al lado de ella. juan carlos: giovana solo tuvo preguntas. >> ¿esto es lo Último que me queda? ¿no voy a tener chance de ver a mi hija que se gradÚa? juan carlos: y fue precisamente gabriela, la hija de 22 aÑos, la que en miami recibiÓ un aterrador mensaje en su celular. >> un sueÑo horrible, que me voy a despertar y no era verdad. juan carlos: del que serÍa un viaje por su aniversario 25, sÓlo le quedan unas fotos, los tickets de entrada y un sinsabor de no haber recibido la llamada del gobierno estadounidense, el paÍs de que son ciudadanos hace mÁs de 20 aÑos. >> me siento una ciudadana de tercera categorÍa, no somos importantes. juan carlos: hoy, cuando todo ha pasado, queda ese abrazo que pensaron que jamÁs se repetirÍa, miradas de esperanza y algunas lÁgrimas que siguen atrapadas en el alma. esta tarde llegaron a bogotÁ a los cuerpos de los 2

miami dade -- miami college for the work it is doing to fill the gap in our community. we need more and not. the truth is the only way that reception was making $9 an hour will ever make $50,000 a year as if he or she can become a paralegal or general hygienist or some other profession like it. we need to acquire education that allows access to that. as i said above monaco will be legitimately forward but we cannot afford to graduate people and one of the things they propose before anyone takes out a loan for a degree -- before anyone can take out alone for a degree, you should be told by that school this is how much you can expect to make when you crash away from the school with that degree. i myself graduated with $100,000 in student loans show is able to pay off after the publication of my first book which is now available in paperback in case you're interested. it is something i hold deeply personal and important. we cannot continue to graduate people with degrees that do not lead to jobs. much of which may never be paid off and it isn't just bad for our country. is

miami tv crews capture the entire incident on camera. at the time the time, she begins her morning by putting her son daniel on the school bus, but this day is different. >> translator: i noticed someone crossing the street, a well-dressed man. he quickly pushed me into the bus, closed the doors and ordered the bus driver to drive, to keep going, and that he had a gun. >> the man is highly agitated. he demands to be driven to a local irs headquarters. when the authorities get a tip from someone who witnessed a hijacking they respond by sending a swarm of police vehicles to the scene on the palmetto expressway. >> it was like a cross between "speed" and the o.j. simpson chase. it was a slow-speed chase for a long time. everybody was afraid of what might happen. there's reason for fear. the man who has commandeered the bus 42 years katlyn know nick sang claims he's armed with a gun and a bomb. >> he had a box that he hid under one of the seats. we believed it was some kind of weapon. >> translator: he said that if she didn't continue drivi

i had a conversation with the mayor of miami. it's a real problem.together with uber. this is going to be a traffic problem. charles: 25,000 jobs. >> menial jobs. we talk about this all the time. we need great jobs. good jobs. long lasting jobs. these are basic jobs. while retail jobs are great, people want long-term jobs. >> a job is a job. it's good for everybody to make money in the fourth quarter when gdp was revived. the consumer spent 4.4% than they did earlier. take a look at the 52 week highs today. burlington, burl, and we'll see best buy. so the consumer is strong. but in terms of the mall, i like to discount outlets. that's where we're going. they can see rates in the low single digits. matt: apple will save the mall. i read a great article about when apple comes into a mall, they can get what -- their lease is so low, they bring everything else around them. if they anchor these malls with apple stores, that can be -- >> they're going to be the in the high-end malls. you won't see the apple stores in the lower-end malls. charles: you were