miami filmmaker billy corben directed "the u," a documentary about the team. >> in miami, it's safe to say that fans have been spoiled, in that, at the start of every new season, we've come to expect that this could be yet another national championship. >> narrator: but this year, from the university of southern california to ohio state university, scandals have tainted college football. little do the hurricanes' loyal fans know, the real deluge is about to begin. >> it's the university of miami's worst nightmare -- the damning results of an 11-month investigation by yahoo! sports. in it, convicted ponzi schemer nevin shapiro claims he gave improper benefits to at least 72 hurricanes athletes and 7 coaches. >> narrator: the exposé makes nevin shapiro a well-known name among sports fans. but who is the man who has jeopardized the future of miami football? and how did he steal the millions that made it all possible? shapiro tells "american greed" it's a story that involves "greed, usuary, fraud, scandal, and coverups." ever the pitchman, he says, "you need 8 documentaries" to fill this s

dade college and its eight campuses throughout miami-dade county so many thanks to miami-dade college. [applause] >> many thanks to miami-dade college and founder of this wonderful event. it's going to be another wonderful day that we close the book fare later on this evening. and so, please -- thank you to all the sponsors as well. without the sponsors organizations and individuals, we couldn't have this spectacular event. please turn off your cell phone and without further ado i would like you to welcome the women's fund of miami-dade county and ms. march will make the formal introduction. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us today. i'm from the women's fund of miami-dade county. an organization that has been in miami for 22 years area we raise money and we get out to the women and girls organization. in the last 22 years we've cannot $3.7 million to 470 programs. so, thank you for many of the donors that support us today. i also want to thank for helping the you for helping the women's fund participate in today's book fare and now i have the wonde

[laughter] there's fiction about miami that is more true to form about miami at one time.on writer named charlie wilford who wrote a book called miami blues. elmore leonard wrote a book called la br, ava -- >> host: what about if somebody reads -- >> guest: i was just getting to carl. >> host: were you? >> guest: carl you yet, with carl you get a flavor of the extreme of what miami can be and what it can do. there's also another book by a guy named les standford, and les has given you, basically, a history of henry flagler and how miami came to be. and now there's a new book out by a woman on george merrick, one of the founders of miami, and carl gables -- and coral gables. she founded coral gables. her name is parks. and she's a remarkable historian. so there is quite a library of books about miami that suits everyone's taste as well. >> host: well, this is the first time we've moved our set out here to the main intersection -- >> guest: and you can feel the humidity of miami. >> host: you can feel the humidity of miami right now, but what do you think of the location? wh

here's keith morrison with "miami heat." >> reporter: it was dusk in miami. the day's heat retreated, parks filled up, soccer games were called to order. orlando mesa loved the evening ritual. he and his 18-month old son, noah. orlando doted on the boy. >> he was a hands-on dad. >> reporter: and noah's mom, cindy, was there to record it all. >> my husband was an outdoor person. so, you know, he was always doin' things with noah. >> reporter: and so, on a spring evening in the gathering dusk, orlando walked behind noah, who rolled along on his toy car. a security camera watched them toddle down the sidewalk. they disappeared around a corner. >> that was the worst day of my life. >> reporter: what happened? well, that's still being debated, in a way. a chain of events, certainly. of which a father/son evening stroll may have been the first. but certainly not the last. but, a moment first to fill you in. cindy, or janepsy, the name she was born with in cuba, came to miami as a teenager. she was bright, and ambitious. she learned english pretty much from scratch,

miami book fair does not end today. miami book fair programs events and activities take place throughout the year, here and all over miami. we are grateful to the college and the hundreds of volunteers that make it all possible. there'll be a brief question and answer period after the reading discussion, and the author will have autographing -- author or authors? one? more than one, authors will be autographing books immediately after the session just down the hall and to the right. now kindly silence your cell phones and other devices so there'll be no interruptions, and here to introduce our special guests is judge marsha cook. judge cook. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. sorry about the delay but, you know, without a little problem, life is no fun, right? as some of you know, i'm a federal judge about two blocks away, and i'm reminded this morning this is dÉjÀ vu all over again. now, one could draw a couple of conclusions from this, and that is i did such a great job they asked me back, the other one is they had

with six seconds left to play miami receives the kickoff and one lateral after another leads to miami there was flag on the play... but after a lengthy review it was ruled there was no foul and the "miami miracle" was for real. the hurricanes won 30-27. ad lib main weather skies will remain clear tonight and ....can you believe what you just saw?" with six seconds left to play miami receives the kickoff and one lateral after another leads to miami scoring a touchdown. there was flag on the play... was no foul and the "miami miracle" was for real. the hurricanes won 30-27. ad lib main weather skies will jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republic

here's keith morrison with "miami heat." >> reporter: it was dusk in miami. the day's heat retreated, parks filled up, soccer games were called to order. orlando mesa loved the evening ritual. he and his 18-month old son, noah. orlando doted on the boy. >> he was a hands-on dad. >> reporter: and noah's mom, cindy, was there to record it all. >> my husband was an outdoor person. so, you know, he was always doin' things with noah. >> reporter: and so, on a spring evening in the gathering dusk, orlando walked behind noah, who rolled along on his toy car. a security camera watched them toddle down the sidewalk. they disappeared around a corner. >> that was the worst day of my life. >> reporter: what happened? well, that's still being debated, in a way. a chain of events, certainly. of which a father/son evening stroll may have been the first. but certainly not the last. but, a moment first to fill you in. cindy, or janepsy, the name she was born with in cuba, came to miami as a teenager. she was bright, and ambitious. she learned english pretty much from scratch,

at the miami book fair. want to thank for being involved in part of this effort, thank thank you for these kind words of introduction. i grew up in a i did not grow up in a big city like atlanta, washington, washington, or new york, or chicago, or philadelphia. i grew up in rule alabama, 50 miles for montgomery. outside of a little place called troy. my father was a sharecropper. back in 1944 when i was four years old and i do remember when i was for, how many, how many of you remember when you are for? well what happened to the rest of us? my father had save $300 and a man sold him 100 acres of land for 300 dollars. hundred dollars. my family still on the slant today. on this farm there is a lot of peanuts, dogs, cows, and chickens. we'll out there working in the field that we tell the story in march, picking cotton, gathering peanuts, pollen corn, and my mother said boy you're falling behind. you need to catch up. i would say this is hard work. she would say hard work never killed anybody and i thought wel

miami wins, 30-27. and for duke, a crushing defeat. >> says a lot about this team, a bunch of fighters. >> reporter: but wait. this stunning announcement from the atlantic coast conference, the referees got it wrong and were ordered suspended all of them. >> this is something you never see. that many officials being suspended for errors on the field, and errors in judgment. >> reporter: the acc says there were four crucial mistakes, including missing this tackle, where the miami runner was clearly down which should have been the end of the game. even after reviewing video of the play, they still blew it. the suspended officials will now have to sit out two games but that zany game-winning touch down it remains in the books, thrilling victory for miami and agonizing defeat for duke. ron claiborne, abc news, new we'll be right back. this is lime-a-way. it destroys limescale in seconds without scrubbing. tough hard water buildup - gone! no scrubbing. turbo power destroys it. for lime, calcium and rust, lim

down to south beach, miami hurricanes hosting virginia cavaliers, miami's offense moving today. second quarter, third down, junior is off. 67 yards for the touchdown, miami goes on to beat virginia, 27-21. other college football scores, miami 27-21. texas tech falls to west virginia and howard falls to stonybrook. >> thanks for joining us. that is our news tonight. donald trump hosts an all new "saturday night live" next. have a great one, everybody.

miami wins, 30-27. and for duke, a crushing defeat. >> says a lot about this team, a bunch of fighters. >> reporter: but wait. today, the stunning announcement, the referees got it wrong. and all of them are ordered suspended. >> this is something you never see. that many officials being suspended for errors on the field, and errors in judgment. >> reporter: the acc says there were four crucial mistakes, including missing this tackle, the runner was clearly down. which should have been the end of the game. even after reviewing video of the play, they still blew it. the suspended officials will have to sit out two games. but this touchdown remains in the books. a thrilling victory for miami, an agonizing defeat for duke. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> miami fans will still take the victory. >>> still ahead tonight, a scam involving your power bill. what to look out for and how to fight back. >>> and later, the health scare that has some chipotle restaurants shutting down. if you're taking multiple

it ended in miami gardens with a suspect in cuffs. okay. so this 15-year-old identified as allen moss is facing numerous charge, grand theft auto, fleeing and alluding and of course the charge of driving he is only 15 years old. live tonight for new miami, rosh low, 7 news. >> next at 5:30, swept away bir -- by fierce flooding in texas. he is talking terrifying moments. >> forecast is looking mild for the rest of the work week. we'll take a look at that. >> who are you going to call goat buster. the photo that hat a lot of people laughing? we'll show you more and tell you what happened. stay right there. baby!| mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet get out of the past. get fios. >> a goat on the loose, it went

that sets up another miami touchdown. beat virginia this afternoon, 27-21. morgantown, west virginia hosting texas tech. the second quarter, tied at seven. a wide open lane to the end zone. untouched 16 yards. west virginia take as 14-7 lead. fourth quarter, mountaw mountai have the lead. 163 yards for the day. west virginia in business. a few plays later, first in goal. knee deep in this one. 300 yards on the day for west virginia. 31-26. one other football score for you, howard could make it 14-9. to the ice and the red hot washington capitals home facing the toronto maple leafs looking for the best start in 23 years. the capitals tied for the best in franchise history. a win tonight matched the 10-3 start from the 1991-'92 season. they beat the bruins the other night. they have yet to lose two games in a row. in the locker room, this team feels different. >> playing the right way. it doesn't matter. i mean, we can win games. three goals, one-goal games. doesn't matter. a good group of guys. everyone is coming in. a lot of guys were anxious to get into it.

join us live from miami on c-span twos book tv.e sure to call and tweet us a question. >> c-span has the backs access to congress. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate on c-span two. watch as online or on your phone at c-span.org. listen live anytime on our c-span radio app. get best axis from behind the scenes by following c-span and our capitol hill reporter greg kaplan on twitter. stay with c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org for your best access to congress. washington journal continues. host: welcome back. is our fourth and final day of our sunshine state tour. has beenign 2016 bus visiting for 40 universities this week. interbank policy experts, each morning on the washington journal, today, where on the campus of the university of miami as rosen ville school of marine and atmospheric science. join us from the c-span bus our climate is changing his dr. ben carson, at the spirit science professor. professor, thank you very much for joining us. let's talk about the study of climate change at the university

college at downtown miami.ok tv will be live all day long from the chapman hall where you just on this event with pamela paul and the new york times leaving the discussion. we have another set here on the campus of miami-dade where we are joined by several authors throughout the day. we are going to begin with author eileen pollick, here is the book, the only woman in the room while science is still a boys club. eileen pollick, what is the room you are referring to? >> for different women it is a different room. really the experience of being the only woman in any room, i i think i'm trying to address. in my case it is any room in which science is going on, physics in particular in my case. i was one of the first two women to get a bachelor of science degree from yale, so i was often the only woman in the classroom. really looking at why -- you know, in my day we understood why there are so few women in the rooms. really, yell itself had only opened up to women a few years before. but what interested me was lar

after duke scored with six seconds left, miami down three and here on this crazy kick return, miami has eight laterals. again. eight laterals before finally it ends up in corn elder's hand. and elder would take off. somehow he's going to find the end zone. and as you're watching this play -- it took awhile to develop and it took awhile to review. there was a nine-minute review of this touchdown. and after the review -- touchdown stands. miami wins an improbable fashion, 30-27. yes. after an up and down week, miami hitting the huge win. >>> staying in the acc, number 3, clemson, taking on nc state. fourth quarter. clemson up 47-34. deshawneeshaun watson to ray ray mccloud. watson accounted for six total tds and 383 passing yards in the 56-41 win. one of the best plays of the year, florida state down 7-0 to watch travis rudolph. on the 75-yard pass from sean maguire. it's how he finishes it. he says, ah, ain't nobody got time for your tackling, and gets in. florida state wins it 45-21. number 18 houston hosting vandy. third quarter, william jackson iii. 55-yard pick six. houston, everybod

book fair held at miami-dade college in downtown miami.tv will be live all day long from the chaplain aubrey just love this event with pamela pollock of the new kind leading the discussion and web another set on the campus at miami-dade whawhere we are joined by severl authors throughout the day. we will begin with other eileen pollack. here's the book, "the only woman in the room: why science is still a boy's club." eileen pollack, what is the real you are referring to? >> guest: for different women it's a different room. so we've experienced of being the only woman in any room i think, i'm trying to address but in my case it's been really which science is going on. physics in particular in my case. i was one of the first two women to get a bachelor of science degree from yale. i was often the only woman in the classroom. sober looking at why there's still come in my day, we understood why there were so few women in the room. really yale had just opened up to them a few years before. but what interested me was larry summers, then presiden

after duke scored with six seconds left, miami down three and here on this crazy kick return, miami has eight laterals. again. eight laterals before finally it ends up in corn elder's hand. and elder would take off. somehow he's going to find the end zone. and as you're watching this play -- it took awhile to develop and it took awhile to review. there was a nine-minute review of this touchdown. and after the review -- touchdown stands. miami wins an improbable fashion, 30-27. yes. after an up and down week, miami hitting the huge win. >>> staying in the acc, number 3, clemson, taking on nc state. fourth quarter. clemson up 47-34. deshaeshaun watson to ray ray mccloud. watson accounted for six total tds and 383 passing yards in the 56-41 win. one of the best plays of the year, florida state down 7-0 to syracuse. watch travis rudolph. on the 75-yard pass from sean maguire. it's how he finishes it. he says, ah, ain't nobody got time for your tackling, and gets in. florida state wins it 45-21. number 18 houston hosting vandy. third quarter, william jackson iii. 55-yard pick six. houston, e

miami wins this one, 30-27. yesterday, the acc announced that the referees made four crucial errors. and suspended all of them. >> yeah, and still that game-winning touchdown remains on the books. a thrilling victory for miami. even though it's an agonizing defeat for duke. and a big mistake all around. fun to watch, but -- >> how long does it take to be certified to be a ref? >> obviously not long enough. >>> up next in "the pulse." feline psychology. what your cat really thinks about you. >>> and possibly the best costume of the the year. can you guess who this is? as jessica rabbitt? >> halle berry? after 1 week, fine lines appear to fade, 1 month, deep wrinkles look smoother... and after one year, skin looks ageless. make you roc retinol resolution today high performance skincare only from roc . [music] defiance is in our bones. new citracal pearls. delicious berries and cream. soft, chewable, calcium plus vitamin d. not yet. not yet. not yet! not yet. pull the peach! milk, fruit, cultures. mmmm, yoplait. >>

eagles up 7-36789 seconds later eagles add more miami back against end zone. walter they areman blind sided. it's safety. eagles take a 9-3 lead and get the ball back. and they go right back in the end zone. ryan matthews touchdown and would later leave with conclusion. eagles scored 16 points in first. more than the rest of the season combined. eagles up 13 to star the 2nd quarter and when it all goes wrong. p stur fw ess misses 32 yard field goal crucial three point. they desperately needed this. after a blocked jones can anew thoyl jamaal miller. eagles lead cut to three. 15-13 at the house. they've been best 3rd quarter neem nfl. not today. zero appointments and big turning point. sam bradford killed on a clean shot and leaves with concussion and shoulder injury. his status unknown. >> tan anew hill early fourth and past jarvis landry. some how, some way, comes down with it eagles down four. that gives me unanticipationed poyjts by miami. it's a shot to play. down one, 4:30 to go. sanchez for miles. picked off in the end zone. eagle he's most interceptions

en miami. de hollywood a miami >> me estÁs echando la maldiciÓn! >> jamÁs has trabajado en silencio! >> tÚ eres mÁs famosa que la cÁmara? >> no es la Última vez que voy a ver a Él cita. entonces, hay gente que siempre ha estado en mi vida y estarÁ. >> sÍ, lo voy a extraÑar mucho. la verdad que sÍ. >> ha sido muy importante. yo vivÍ 12 aÑos en los Ángeles. ella ha sido como mi familia. Éste es el nuevo reality. va a estar solamente en las redes sociales. cada semana tenemos un nuevo capÍtulo. >> porque no le das el telÉfono a la pobre de jessica? los resident reportero: residente del distrito de san francisco una vez mÁs se convierten en vÍctimas de otro incendio en su vencidario las llamas dejaron a familia seguÍa trabajadores sin empleo. la reciente del sur de la bahÍa tampoco se salvaron de la tragedia como un incendio desplazÓ a mÁs 30 inquilinos de un edificio de apartamentos, familiareas de los estudiantes desaparecidos en iguala podÍan haber encontrado ocho fosas con restos. noticias univ

miami miracle. >> it's crazy. it's been a horrendous time for university of miami football fans which was just kind of nice and do it against duke. >> let's show it. can we cue it up? i guarantee chuck will never get sick of that. >> eight laterals. >> eight laterals. >> is he down or down out here? that's a close call. they reviewed it. look at this. >> it looks like this is dead. he's back at the five, cutting across, he must have run 400 yards. >> look at the blockers. >> here's the irony. the first guy to get the ball was the last guy to get the ball. it was elders, the gentleman who scored that touchdown. he initially got it and then started this and he got to finish it. >> that's unbelievable sfliek i said, one of their team captains, his mom passed away, their coach got fired. ire 20-year-old kids. they got to have fun. college football, it's been crazy endings at michigan games, this game with the blocked field goal. >> temple almost knocked off notre dame too. >> they were fantastic. >> right. >> that pla

after duke scored with six seconds left, miami down three and here on this crazy kick return, miami has eight laterals. again. eight laterals before finally it ends up in corn elder's hand. and elder would take off. somehow he's going to find the end zone. and as you're watching this play -- it took awhile to develop and it took awhile to review. there was a nine-minute review of this touchdown. and after the review -- touchdown stands. miami wins an improbable fashion, 30-27. yes. after an up and down week, miami hitting the huge win. >>> staying in the acc, number 3, clemson, taking on nc state. fourth quarter. clemson up 47-34. deshaeshaun watson to ray ray mccloud. watson accounted for six total tds and 383 passing yards in the 56-41 win. one of the best plays of the year, florida state down 7-0 to syracuse. watch travis rudolph. on the 75-yard pass from sean maguire. it's how he finishes it. he says, ah, ain't nobody got time for your tackling, and gets in. florida state wins it 45-21. number 18 houston hosting vandy. third quarter, william jackson iii. 55-yard pick six. houston, e

let's start basketball in miami knicks taking on the heat and miami's game plan in this one was to stop, miami white cited just that with a block, his offense was not shabby either, dwyane wade knocking down ten of the team, 21 points in new third quarter, he did manage to shake off the defense. if he gets open for the three pointer in of a fourth quarter part of 20 points on the night but miami was 95-78 and snapped the knicks's four game win streak. the new york rangers keep winning bridge last night taking on nationals at madison square garden. in the second period, rick nash continues his hot streak and a buries it for the success of the season. hetrick lundquist was outstanding, 31 saves on the night, frustrating national for the entire 60 minutes leading the league in goals against average and save percentage. third period derek stefan takes home, makes it 2-0 rangers and they go on to blank nashville, 3-0 the final score, rangers have won and 11 of the last 12 games. of federal appeals court has set a march date for arguments in the nfl appeal over the tom brady deflategate suspe

could they continue their stellar road play tonight in miami? coming up in sports, carmelo anthony, and the knicks run in to all sorts of trouble against the heat. >>> back here in frigid new york, the red-hot rangers try to keep their home winning streak alive. highlights are just ahead. >>> here's what jimmy fallon has coming up tonight. >> hi guys adele is my guest tonight. she is performing and kelly ripa right there. it is a great show. see curiosity become wonder, and winter become christmas. the radio city christmas spectacular presented by chase. visit radiocitychristmas.com just when you thought it was safe to go in the water, a day at the beach turn td to a shark frenzy on the florida panhandle. amazing video take about the inlet beach in walton county shows what happened. dozens of sharks came close to shore and stayed there for an hour. the person who shot the video was spending the day at the beach with his family. their children were in the water but of course got out as soon as the sharks came close. i'm not sure if they went back

miami florida, lourdes del rÍo, univisiÓn.n otros con mucha lluvia. todo a causa de una combinaciÓn de tormentas, de las que nos habla eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: buenas noches, mucho frÍo en el noroeste del país, temperaturas que comienza de la maÑana con un punto de congelaciÓn o por debajo. habÍa visos de congelaciÓn en 14 estados, tambiÉn de tormenta en invernal y de inundaciones hasta el valle de ohio. lo principal en olor noroeste del paÍs, la cosa muy tranquila, algunos chubascos en florida, costa, orlando, miami. lluvia desde texas hasta el valle de ohio. comenzamos con chicago que tendrÁ lluvia hace 100% por la noche, dallas con lluvia hacia la noche; al oeste del corredor potencial de hielo, atenciÓn minneapolis, denver, todos estos sectores con potencial de nieve que continuarÁ en el dÍa. en la tarde las temperaturas por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn. el suroeste con tipo tranquilo incluyendo los Ángeles con 64 y cielo despejado, regreso contigo, enrique. enrique: esta la informaciÓn para el feriado. de la manera

el deseo de estar en familia parece estarse anteponiendo al medio, en miami florida para univisiÓn.a causa de una combinaciÓn de tormentas de lo que nos habla eduardo. eduardo: mucho frÍo en gran parte del noroeste del paÍs, a punto de congelaciÓn y por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn. hay aviso en 14 estados y tambiÉn de tormenta invernal y de inundaciÓn hasta el valle de ohio. la costa este con tiempo mayormente tranquilo, algunos chubascos en florida, miami, nueva york pero repito, lluvia desde texas al valle de ohio. y chicago va a tener lluvias, dallas consumiÓ tambiÉn en el horario de la noche pero al oeste del corredor potencial de hielo. atenciÓn a los sectores con potencial de nieve, que puede nevar gran parte del dÍa. incluso en la tarde las temperaturas estÁn muy por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn. se lo mayormente despejado regreso contigo enrique. enrique: esta es la informaciÓn para el feriado se ha bloqueado el transporte, si bien los afectados han sido los aeropuertos lugares como dacota del sur.hubo propuestas en chicago donde se dio como un policÍa asesinÓ a un me

she has reported on cuban-miami politics for more than 20 years.ributor to politico magazine, where her latest piece is headlined, "prodigal son: marco rubio's complicated cuban legacy." she's the author of several books, including "without fidel: , a death foretold in miami, havana and washington." ,nd thank you to jamil smith senior editor at the new republic. he is also the host of intersection, a podcast about race, gender, and identity. when we come back, we look at the terror in little saigon. you will come to understand what it is. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "finally here," by the roaring. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. when journalists are killed for doing their job, their names often become known around the world, martyrs in the cause of media freedom. but we turn now to a series of killings that happened in this country but were all but ignored. during the 1980's, five vietnamese american reporters were murdered. the killings shared key traits. all five victims appeared to be d

sus familias por estar trabajando, como es el caso de myriam, tienen labora para el aeropuerto de miamiio, keymar abriÓ sus tiendas, walmart, target, macy's tambiÉn abrieron hoy, y le quitÓ la oportunidad de durante 4 aÑos de compartir y tener recuerdos de esta festividad como un miembro de su familia. >> es injusto, mi mamÁ trabajaba en macy's y la explotaban. dÁnae : en facebook millones de personas participaron en contra de lo tuvieron que trabajar en vez de estar con sus seres queridos, explicaron que ya no hacen sus compras en estos negocios, el Éxito econÓmico de unas compaÑÍas significarÁ sacrificar los momentos de unas familias, como es el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. mucha de las familias que trabajan en los dÍas festivos, aseguran que si se niegan les puede costar el trabajo y les pagan como un dÍa regular. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. fÉlix: el atractivo de las rebajas de viernes negros llama a los residentes de los paÍses limitrofes a cruzar por el dÍa de viernes negros, unos cruzan a celebrar con sus familiares y otros por el interÉs comercial. jorge: des

tony: esta es la Última oportunidad, la banda llegÓ a miami y miami dijo presente. >> en la multitudinaria, no hubo ningÚn diagnÓstico. pasaron los dÍas y me llamaron. me cayÓ el mundo encima. mÁs adelante, al cabo de unos meses cero dijimos a su mamÁ. >> para la familia sÓlo el nombre de su condiciÓn los incomodaba. al sÍndrome de down le llamaron evento genÉtico. >> todos los familiares nos pusimos para lograr un mayor desarrollo posible rolando. >> el resultado fue sorprendente. >> los mimos doctores decÍan. son increÍbles las habilidades que esta logrando. tenÍa así un cheque por eso Él aprendiÓ a hablar tan rÁpido. >> a sus 24 aÑos, rolando, quien ahora vive con su abuela serÁ fina no se sintiÓ diferente. >> es muy feliz Él. >> desde la adolescencia rolando supo lo que mÁs le gusta y a lo que se quiere dedicar. rolando: de que mi me gusta es la mÚsica. sentir al ritmo de la mÚsica. mucho baile mucha energÍa. >> por eso, no se pierde un solo concierto de sus artistas favoritos, quienes lo conocen, se fotografÍan con Él y le hacen regalos. rolando: pitbull, ricky martin, romero santos y

and there's a 12th player on the field for miami.s running down the field while the play is going on. there was 12 players on the field. that's why the group of officials has been suspended. they spent nine minutes on the replay and didn't determine all of that stuff. how could -- it ruined duke's chance for a major, they only had one loss. >> it's done. it stands. >> it's really -- >> now they're looking whether or not they can overturn a game. you can't overturn the result. >> they set a bad precedent. they should but i don't think they will. >> be sure to join us tonight at 10. uber ride home turns dangerous for the driver when his passenger goes on the tack. this driver was ready. what he did next that took his attacker by surprise. >> and that does it for us at 6:00. >> we'll see you at 10. have a good night. inside edition is up next. (dog) mmm, beneful healthy weight is so good... and low-calorie. keeps me looking good. hey, i get some looks, i hear the whistles. (vo) beneful healthy weight, a delicious, low-calorie meal your