did the mistake any other action against any other people at this chaotic miami beach scene? the couple said that the police tried to take other people's cell phone and smash them. a miami beach official told me that is what he called speculation, and he is not aware of any complaints about that. but these two people are pretty sure of what they saw. they are contemplating some possible litigation, but they have not made a decision on that yet. >> let us know when and if they do, brian todd, and thank you for passing that along. >> thank you, brooke. >>> we will not surrender, and those words from a defiant moammar gadhafi as nato air strikes hit his compound today. we will tell you what he said and where he was when he said it. and also, mitt romney versus president obama, and who would win if the election were held say today? we have the new results of a poll next. [ kimberly ] when i was 19, i found myself alone with two children and no way to support them. people told me i wasn't going to do anything. and i just decided i have more to offer than that. i put myself through

una pareja de novios que paseaba en miami beach en el feriado fue testigo de un posible caso de abusoo cuna docena de policías abre fuego contra un conductor causándole la muerte e hiriendo a cuatro personas que pasaban por ahí. >>> y el primer video es h@univ@ h@univisionnot uni-ed.noct.h@en doceicíasparanh@not uni-ed.noct auto. >>> evólver es un... negro # f. se mi automático en este momento es evidencia con este caso y van a ser exámenes enunh que le apuntaban con un arma. >>> Él decía, tú veto aquí h@no estaba grabando, bicicleta menot uni-ed.noct.h@hn .noct.h@h@univisionnot uni-ed.n@ boca. >>> de esta manera pudo conservar este video. >>> según la denuncia de esta pareja los oficiales rompieron todo los celulares de testigos que pudieran haber grabado, pero la policía negó esta vers y mostró hoy el presunto celular, y el cual presenta solo rasguños, pero dijeron que varios teléfonos fueron confiscados, es todo por el momento regreso contigo. >>> h@ maría eugenia por la información, cambiando el tema anthony weiner que envió fotos por internet está siendo presionado para que nunci

una pareja de novios que paseaba en miami beach en el feriado fue testigo de un posible caso de abusoa de policías abre fuego contra un conductor causándole la muerte e hiriendo a cuatro personas que pasaban por ahí. >>> y el primer video es impactante. pero el segundo, es terrible. lograron grabar el momento que doce policías disparan sin medida contra raymond a las 4:30 am manejaba de manera errática y atropelló a tres pomo cías. las autoridades encontraron un arma se mi automática en el auto. >>> el revólver es un... negro # f. se mi automático en este momento es evidencia con este caso y van a ser exámenes en ese revólver en el futuro para ver si su fue usado. >>> y dice que se retiraron de la escena por órdenes de la policía y al llegar a su vehículo se sorprendió al ver que le apuntaban con un arma. >>> Él decía, tú veto aquí de, regreso al carro y eso hice y veo como el policía me apunto a la cabeza y estaba grabando, cuando la policía notó que estaba grabando, dejó su bicicleta me agarró por la cabeza y me tiró al suelo me esposó y luego pisó mi celular hasta destruirlo. >>> p

you're about to witness what appears to be a chaotic shooting scene in south miami beach.ial day, a car driven by a suspect comes to an abrupt stop on collins avenue. this video posted on youtube shows police surrounding the car, then firing. police kill the suspect, raymond horice. police say he had used his vehicle as a weapon that morning, that he struck and injured an officer with his car. but an eyewitness says police used intimidation to cover up their actions. >> oh, my god. he got to be dead now. >> reporter: then watch how police approach that eyewitness. one appears to have a gun drawn. >> we have that eye witness and his girlfriend who was with him at the time. cnn has purchased the film. can you tell us what the miami beach police said and did to you when they first approached you? >> it was like you get the f away from here. get away, get back to your car. that's what i did. i walked back to the car with my hands up. i turned around, the officer had a gun to the head. >> benoit says the police got him out of the car at gunpoint, handcuffed him, grabbed his cel

meanwhile, a police shooting in miami beach causing controversy.the shots rang out and then the witnesses who shot that video say that the intimidation began. we have the full story in about ten minutes. and the economy in a rut. so is congress. an analyst doesn't expect much to help us out of it and second economic stimulus, is it in the cards or not? we'll have more on that story straight ahead. over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. u.s.a.a. we know what it means to serve. and my dog bailey and i love to hang out in the kitchen. you love the aroma of beef tenderloin, don't you? you inspired a very special dog food. [ female announcer ] chef michael's canine creations. chef inspired. dog desired. this past year alone there was a 93% increase

i started on miami beach, i was like 27 years old.e train when jackie took the train from new york to miami. it was a great trip. and i emceed the dinner ladies in the house right now? all the females make some noise >> you got it, buddy. hey, what's that? see frank sinatra?" >> jimmy: you got it. yeah, yeah. >> it's going to be a good night! [ laughter ] i -- i invited one of the girls. very nice girl, and we go on and see frank sinatra. now, remember, i'm poor. we're not making a lot of money. >> jimmy: local radio. >> so i got $20 to my name. so i parcel it out. let's see, he's picking up the check. $15 for the tip. $5 to get the car. okay. $20. i don't get paid until monday, but i'll survive. now, in the middle of the show frank comes out, used to do this in the middle of show, and he talks to the audience. he had a little tea, and he talked to the audience. in the middle, we're having dessert. in the middle he says, "by the way, a couple nights ago, i did a radio show with this kid larry king. i walk him out to his limo lean in,

i started on miami beach, i was like 27 years old.ain when jackie took the train from new york to miami. it was a great trip. and i emceed the dinner welcoming him. and we became friends. he used to call my radio show. come on my television show. and one night, we're at his house, and he would get these things in his mind. he said, "what's impossible? what's impossible in your profession as a talk show host?" i said, "okay. frank sinatra to come on my local radio show for three hours." he said, "you got him." "when?" he said, "when does he work? when does he not work?" at the fontainbleu hotel? i said, "he's off monday nights." he said, "okay, pal, you got him." i said, "you sure?" "pal, you got him!" i go on the air that night, mind you it's a local radio show. i said, "monday night frank sinatra will be here." people are calling in. >> jimmy: larry king lost his mind. >> he's the biggest star in the world, right? now the station management calls me in. "are you sure? because we called, he ain't returning any calls. we're taking a bi

can you tell us what the miami beach police said and did to you when they first approached you?ike, you get the f away from here. get away. get back to your car. and that's what i did. i walked back to the car with my hands up. i turned around, the officer had a gun to his head. >> reporter: the police got him out of the car, handcuffed him, made him lay face down on the ground. he says they later uncovered him, took him in for questioning and took his phone again demanding the video. he told them the phone was broken. how were you able to hide the video and preserve it? >> the video was saved to my cell card. >> reporter: how did the memory card not get ruined being in your mouth? >> i do not know. >> reporter: erica, what is the motive of the police officers in behaving the way you say they? >> they just wanted the videos. that's all they were concerned about. >> reporter: miami beach police chief carlos noriega says this about the shooting. >> the officers who responded to what i consider to be these situations involving deadly force. >> erica davis says this looking back on

i'm going to miami beach by myself for a week. as a 914. i'm going to get on this airplane, flight to miami from california come and spend a whole week there and then probably come home at the end of the week. and my mother said, you're 14. you can't do that. you can't go 30,000 miles away by yourself with no parental supervision. i said mom, i'm going to be with 20,000 republicans. how much trouble can i get into? [laughter] she said your. you can go. so i had this impression. i have this impression of republicans. stiff, no fun. and i thought this is really going to be 20,000 boring people. but i will have a chance to collect lots and lots of political memorabilia. so i take this plane down to lax where they have this holding area. at midnight they put us on a charter plane that is filled up with young voters. i've never been on a charter plane before. i learned when you get on a charter plane of 18 to 40 euros, and there is no waiting for the pilot to say we are now at a cruising altitude, you can get out of our seats. that thing was tha

your trip begins at michigan.org. >>> deadly police shooting happened on memorial day in miami beach.ter shot into a car killing a man. >> this was all caught on tape but the police may not have wanted us to see. the person who shot the video says they harassed him, cuffed him, smashed his cell phone. >> brian todd has the tape and spoke to the witness. take a look. >> reporter: you're about to witness what appears to be a chaotic shooting scene in south miami beach. at just before 4:00 a.m. on memorial day, a car driven by a suspect comes to an abrupt stop on collins avenue. this video posted on youtube apparently shows police surrounding the car and then firing. police kill the suspect, raymond herisse, miami beach police tell cnn herisse used his vehicle as a weapon that morning, that he had struck and injured an officer with his car when the officer tried to stop him. but an eyewitness says police used intimidation to cover up their actions. here you see video from that eyewitness from street level. >> he got to be dead now. >> reporter: then watch how police approach that eyewitn

hace 24 años nadie le hubiese dicho a fernando que hoy trot ray por una playa en miami beach.jo que bueno, que t tenía los días contados vnlt>>> des que el virus fue detectado 60 millones de personas lo han criado en el mundo. >>> esto hoy dicen los médicos la sobrevida es equivalente a una persona sin el virus en el 96 se pudo hacer la primera combinación efectiva y la mortalidad disminuyó. >>> bla buenaing noticia que en estos años los avances médicos hacen que esta enfermedad ya no sea una sentencia de muerte, la mala noticia que cada vez hay más infectado, demás de 33 millones en 2009 a 34 millones el año pasado, cada 9 minutos hay un nuevo caso de sida en el mundo, md. >>> desafortunadamente son personas jóvenes que tienen la idea que el vih no es lo que era antes. >>> esto no es una sentencia de muerte pero es una cadena e perpet perpetua. >>> la vida de maría a quien su primer novio le transmitió el virus a los 16 años. >>> cansada del estigma, no somos delincuentes, es una condición que he visto des un recién nacido a una señora de 80 años >>> por eso cuando me dieron

he was injured on may 29th when his jet ski crashed into a bridge support on miami beach. he's now upgraded to serious. >>> two weeks ago, a tornado devastated joplin, missouri. it will cost the insurance companies $7 billion. 150 people were killed by the torpid. it demolished a third of the town. >>> dry and windy conditions in arizona are expected to make things worse for the firefighters working to gain control of a massive wildfire there. so far, the fire charred 360 square miles. it's forced hundreds to evacuate. about 2500 firefighters are helping to try to contain the blaze. >>> a warning is issued ifer germmy -- germany as e. coli spreads throughout the country. over the past few days, germany blamed other countries from the out break. neither has been the out break. so far, it's sickened over 2000 killed 20. >>> how much would you pay to have lunch with the second richest man in the country. right now,the top bidder will get lunch in new york city. >> wow. what would you talk about? financial advice. >> i think i would get financial advice. >>> still to come at n

here's what miami beach did.he city community development corporation went in there and bought two or three of the vacant condos and turned it into affordable housing for the people who work in the hotels and the restaurants and the service business. we have 14.3 million vacant homes and condos. cities and suburbs can begin to try to help transfer them from bank ownership or foreclosures into more rentals. >> you're talking to me from one of my favorite cities in the entire continent. toronto is possibly one of the most ascendant big cities in north america. what's working there? >> toronto is the example, even more than d.c. cranes are everywhere. my street is filled with renovation projects. houses still in three days, two a week. housing values are up because the mortgage market was regulated here. you have to put 20% down. you have to turn your mortgage over in seven years. you can't refinance your darn loan, only if you have -- you have to hold that loan and the bank holds it. so supply and demand are matche

here's what miami beach did, which i think other cities can do.n and bought two or three of these vacant condos -- not high end, but nice ones -- and they turned them into affordable housing for people who work in the restaurant and hotel business. you know, we have 13.3 million vacant homes in this country. that's a lot of vacant homes and condos. we could begin through puzzle policy, but not national policy, cities and suburbs could help transfer them from bank ownership or foreclosure into rentals and make more affordable rentals available for people who need it. >> richard, you're talking to me from one of my favorite cities in the entire continent, in fact, i had started describing toronto as one of the biggest asce ascendant cities in north america. what's happening there? >> toronto is even more vibrant than d.c. houses sell in two days to a week. you have to put 20% down. you can't have a long-term mortgage. you have to turn your mortgage over in seven years. you can't refinance your darn loan. it's only if you have variability of a closed

thousands of buyers flocked to the miami beach convention center to bid on everything from fine art toury and even underwear from the mansion. the event brought in nearly half a million dollars, all of which will go towards compensating the victims of his ponzi scheme. bernie madoff is serving a 150 year prison sentence. former head of the imf strauss- kahn is expected back in court tomorrow. he is accused of the attempted rape of a hotel maid. he is not talking about the case, but his lawyers may be ready to drop a bombshell tomorrow. that could spell trouble for the prosecution. >> the challenge is for the prosecution -- are the same challenges for the prosecution in any rape case. it's a he said, she said case. >> officials say there may be dna linking strauss-kahn in the case. a happy ending for a high-school senior after a decision to ban reversed.is promise reversm was several weeks ago, james tate put his senior prom at invitation on the school wall. he was suspended and banned from the prom for trespassing. the headmaster lifted the suspension. last night, james and his girlfri

now the miami beach police department is responding. brian todd joins us with the latest.olice are brushing back on that allegation, as you mentioned, this was video shot at ground level by a man named narzis benoit. it shows the policeman approaches and appearing to at least level a gun at the car. he and his girlfriend accused them of intimidation, trying to confiscate the phone, taking their phone that they shot the video with, smashing it on the ground and putting him in handcuffs on the ground. police deny smashing the phone. this is a picture released. there's the front, you can see a crack on the right-hand side of the lcd screen. the miami police deny smashing it, and saying it could have come in another incident. mr. benoit's attorney told me that damage is consistent with what mr. benoit described. the police issued a statement saying that because mr. benoit matched the description of one of the suspects just reported fleeing the scene, and further because he ignored repeated demands as he quickly walked toward and entered his vehicle, he was detained by officers

singer is breathing on his own and walked for the first time since getting into an accident near miami beach. he has been hospitalized since crashing a water craft into a bridge more than a week ago. his public liss list says the beautiful girl's singer's condition has been upgraded to serious. >>> every year, hollywood looks forward to the film the critics association picks. now, television shows will get similar on honors. >> the choices, cbs's the good wife is among the top nominees. it received four nominations including a nod for best drama. >> the jacket michael jackson wore in thriller, the red and black jacket is expected to get more than $200,000 when it goes up for bid later this month. that's your eye on entertainment. i'm kendis gibson, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> tuesday is here. i'm mike hydeck. angie goff will have traffic in a moment. mr. bernstein, here comes the heat. >> did you have one of those michael jackson jackets in the

people -- miami beach booked a lot of black guys however they could not stay in. they had a hotel at which black performers stayed. there was a new hotel opening. jackie gleason owned a part of it, the hilt op plaza. harry and his gang were the opening act. i love harry and i used to interview him. i met him when he was checking in like two days before to open on friday night. it was like wednesday. goes up to the register. i'm harry belefonte. welcome. we are looking forward -- when are your rehearsal times? your car is outside. we'll be taking you to your hotel. he said i work here. i stay where i work. they actually called gleason. what do we do? what do you do? you check him in is what you do. ok, mr. belefonte. we're happy to have you. then he says and i need of course 14 other rooms. for my entire black troop who'll be singing. they had to check everything in. another thing i didn't put in the book when the civil rights law passed. they had a reception at the white house and lyndon johnson was shaking hands with everyone. belefonte said i'll shake hands with

>> strong brushback from the miami beach police, wolf.g serious doubt on the credibility of the man who shot street-level video of an incident on memorial day. here is the video. this was captured on a cell phone. shooting of a suspect in his car. the suspect was killed. he accused the police of then intimidating him and his girlfriend. video you see there shows police officer appearing to point a gun at the car. he says what happened next was the cops got him down on the ground and took his cell phone. he says that they smashed it. and claimed that they used all sorts of intimidation tactics including smashing his phone. the miami beach police now say that they never smashed benoit's phone and issued a statement with pictures of the phone. on the front of the -- one of the pictures, you can see cracks in the phone's lcd screen. police say it is unknown when that damage occurred. you can see the cracks on the right-hand side there. there is a picture of the back of the phone where it does not appear to be seriously damaged. i spoke with b

. >> a police shooting on miami beach in a celebration is pitting the police department against witnesses who are asking if police officers overreacted. all of it was caught on video. we get the story from mark potter. >> reporter: during an annual event called urban beach week which draws hundreds of thousands of visitors to south beach, celebration turned to terror when shots rang out. >> fire. >> reporter: police say the incident began at 4:00 a.m. on memorial day when a driver who refused to stop for police nearly struck several officers. >> there were multiple attempts to hurt the police officers. or pedestrians. >> reporter: as the car drove away, shots were fired and the car stops. witnesses say they weren't sure if the shots came from the car or from the officers. for the next minute, the police surrounded the vehicles and then for reasons still unexplained, opened up with a hail of bullets. the 22-year-old driver was killed, and also wounded were four bystanders, including tourist cedric parker who insists he was shot by police. a cell phone video shows a man being confronted by

new cart of standard operating procedures as the internet age brings a new level of scrutiny in miami beach footage has been released of a police officer snatching a camera from a local ten news reporter covering the brutal memorial day shooting in this instance the newsman's camera was locked in the back of an officer's car without any justification officials all reporting that they are investigating the incident have made no comment on it probably hoping that it will just go away this after they also stole and snatched a cell phone someone was using to record the incident while in cleveland video is just been released after inquiry from the plain truth newspaper showing police brutally beating julio anderson during a booking incident the police initially reported at trial a much different story than what the video depicts police reports claim giulio hit officer martin once in the face with his belt buckle the video however shows little through his belt onto a table barely grazing months on his hand before the police beat down began boston is the battleground to watch right now however out

an auction of his belongings raised half a million dollars in miami beach. everything from his prescription classes and underwear and shoes were on the block. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> slowing down the spread of melanoma. a significant break through, the treatment from the deadliest form of kin cancer -- skin cancer. >> reporter: researchers say that this pill is a break through when it comes to slowing melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. >> the people who get the pill within 72 hours are so much better. >> reporter: unlike chemo, this works by targeting only a genetic mutation. it's called b wrap. it's present in half of all melanoma patients. it appears to be more effective and causes newer side effects -- fewer side effects. 84% of the patients on the drugs were still alive after several months. this stage four cancer patient has time and quality of life now. >> i was headed to death. it had gone to my brain. that's usually the end of the line. within seven-days of taking the drug, i had about a 40% reduction

tourists found this message in a bottle while swimming off a miami beach.on there 7 news got in touch with the man who launched this message in a bottle all the way on the other side of atlantic. he said he had thrown hundreds of bottles into the ocean over the last 15 years, just as a part of a long-running art project. i wonder what the message said? >> dying to know. you're watching "world one" live from london. >>> hundreds of senior u.s. government officials face a hacking attack from china. >>> and an accused war criminal prepares for his first day in court. >> we're going to speak to a barrister about what we can expect to see at the hague. love to hang out in the kitchen. you love the aroma of beef tenderloin, don't you? you inspired a very special dog food. [ female announcer ] chef michael's canine creations. chef inspired. dog desired. fore! no matter what small business you are in, managing expenses seems to ...get in the way. not anymore. ink introduces jot. a real time expense app that lets you track and categorize expenses on the go. so you c

beach. most people watching don't have talents in that regard. he is taking them to miami. the team plays in miami. south beach is the equivalent of a bathing suits, women, night life, music, fun, frolicke. everything we don't have. that is why he is going. south beach. the public did not forgive him. ohio was unforgiving. the gino that they were calling the cavaliers the mavaliers because they were rooting for the mavericks'? -- begin know that they're recalling the cavaliers? tavis: i will ask this question out and you the answer to our night. i will spend half of this show tomorrow night talking to larry king. i really appreciate the assessment of what he did wrong that has led to all of the heat -- hate. i want to know what larry king learned relative to the exit that he did relative to your exit from cnn. the new book is called, larry king, "truth be told -- off the record about favorite guests, memorable moments, funniest jokes, and a half century of asking questions." larry king, i will see you here tomorrow night. >> i will return. tavis: that is our show for tonigh

rapper flo-rida was arrested earlier for miami beach for driving his $1.7 million bugadi while undernfluence. this is kind of funny. when the officer tried to conduct the walk the line test, he said, officer, i can't do this, i don't feel like i can walk a straight line, i've had a few drinks. let's try another test. maybe we can schedule it for next week when i'm not so loaded? that didn't go over with the police. they asked him to walk a straight line. unfortunately, he hit the floor and next thing you know shorty got low, low, low, low, low, and then -- [ applause ] it looks like he's going to have to flo ride a bike for a little while. speaking of bikes. this is a video of a little boy named owen who was very excited about the fact he learned to ride his bike. he's become a viral video sensation. almost 2 million people watched this video on youtube. watch here. you'll see why. >> i feel happy with myself. >> i feel happy of myself too. you got any words of wisdom? what about for all the other kids trying to learn to ride their bike? can you say anything to them? >> everybody, i

marshall service auctioned off more than $3 million in madoff at sets in miami beach, florida. shoes, paintings and dish ware. >>> nintendo unveiling its new system called the wiiu. comes with a touch screen controller and should be available in stores some time between april and december 2012. "american morning" will be right back after this break. we can - 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away a

want to go out and have fun and you're doc at the door and took your act on the road to south beach, miamidiagnosed with melanoma. that's not all you need to worry about when you go to the beach th this summer. ah, blue skies above. the surf beckons you. what out here could possibly harm you? well, that's where i come in. it's time for dr. b-watch. ♪ >> sorry, david hasselhoff, so i grab my "gma" cooler and rolled myself t tone of america's premiere sandy spots. miami beach. i have in here about 50 things of sunscreen. i have some aloe in case i get burned and my magnifying glass to check out moments. now get to work. it's like the united nations on the beach. >> don't speak english. >> where are you from. >> argentina. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> i don't speak develop english. complicated to explain. >> i don't speak italian. but i do speak the language of sunscreen. make sure you get everywhere. the tops of your feet, one of the places thaha burn a lot. people forget about that. >> what's up dr. b-watch? >> what's up? >> good to see you. >> reporter: i quickly made friends who wou

south florida is getting some much-needed rain today, these six funnel clouds were spotted off of miami beacha welcome sight. southland has been struggling with the drought conditions for some time, the clouds and cannot pose much of a threat because they are out at sea. [music] >> if you are hoping for a warmer weekend, at the fog will turn--return out there tomorrow. we will warm up slightly into sunday less fog expected, comfortable in the inland valleys, the low 80s. take a look at the fog for tomorrow morning, much more extensive than what we saw today. the wind out of the north kept the fog from forming today. we will carry that fog into the east bay shores, and the inland valleys. it will scale back by 9:00 a.m., but still cover over oakland, hayward and parts of but north bay. by 1:00 in the afternoon it will pull back but it will sit there and throughout the day, cloudy conditions along the coast line and partly cloudy through oakland and hayward. for a lot of '60s and '70s not a lot of 80's. 79 san rosa, 59 san francisco, upper '70's for the delta and in the valley locations. 80 deg

. >>> a man who used his cell phone to record a fatal police shooting in miami beach ends up with a gun it's all on video -- i'm sorry, we're going go to president obama at the white house, with the press conference with german chancellor angela merkel. they are walking up to the podium. they'll make opening statements and expect the two -- >> please, everyone, have a seat. good morning, again. it is an honor to welcome my good friend and partner, chancellor merkel back to the white house. we had a wonderful dinner last night, one on one, as you saw this morning, angela's english is much better than my german. michelle and i are very much looking forward to hosting the chancellor at tonight's state dinner, where i'll have the privilege of presenting angela with the medal of freedom. as i said earlier, germany is one of our strongest allies. we see our partnership in the drive of workers and businesses who sustain the largest trade relationships in the world. we see it in the student, teacher, scientists and researchers unlocking innovation, including the clean renewable energy sources t

richard besser is in miami beach appropriately enough with more on this. hello, dr. "b." >> hey, robin. you know, robin, the new regulations don't take effect until next summer aimed at giving consumers the protection they thought they were getting already. after 30 years of debate and hundreds of thousands of new melanoma diagnoses, the fda has agreed on a clear new system to label sunscreens and tell you what they can and cannot do. among the changes, labels will no longer be able to claim a sunscreen is waterproof or sweatproof. the fda says there's no such thing. and in order to claim it protects against skin cancer a sunscreen will now be required to block both uvb and uva rays. and have an spf of at least 15. >> any sunscreen that is not broad spectrum or that is broad spectrum but is lower than 15 will be required to have a warning statement. >> reporter: for years the government only required sunscreens to have uvb protection. that's what the spf number refers to. it can burn the surface of the skin and cause cancer but uva rays are just as dangerous. even wi

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champions of dallas mavericks have enjoyed chiba and homecoming off the beach in miami to claim the title for the first time they touched down in dallas and after a water gun salute they were greeted by hundreds of fans owner mark cuban walked off the plane first followed by finals m.v.p. now details of a celebration for being with us but the band has pledged to pay for it himself as the city of dallas has a thirty two million dollars budget. so that brings us to the end of the sports we got the weather coming up so. hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers.

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beach. >> reporter: and heading to miami with his two best basketball buddies, a personal dream team.e raised expectations, making heat fans the biggest promise possible. >> we believe we can win multiple championships. >> reporter: of course, other kings like in "the king's speech," came back in the clutch. >> with god's help, we shall prevail. >> playoff basketball is all about pressure and how you can handle it. >> reporter: words from a king, still waiting for a coronation. rob nelson, abc news, new york. >> and we will see here. can lebron deliver in the clutch? mavericks/heat game six of the nba finals, coming up right here on abc. we hope you'll stick around. many of you already tweeting me about this. weigh in here on twitter and on faceback. and that is "world news" for this sunday night. we are always online at abcnews.com. don't forget, george and robin first thing in the morning on "gma." my friend diane right back here tomorrow night. thank you for watching. good night. >>> they say they want justice. nearly 100 people are rallying at the fruit fruitvale part -- b.a.r.t.

ago when lebron james dramatically disclosed his plans to -- >> take my talents to south beach and join the miami heat. >> reporter: fans in cleveland and many others across the country erupted in anger at what they saw as a trail of the team and city where he had toiled for seven years. joining his best friend dwyane wade and fellow all-star free agent chris bosh in miami, the heat looked to some like a lock to win the nba championship. ♪ how did you like me now >> reporter: in miami they practically celebrated before they even took the court. >> i'm going to do everything in my power to try to lead that miami franchise to a second one. >> reporter: actually it took a while for this team to gel but in the playoffs the heat got hot advancing to the finals by taking out the boston celtics and chicago bulls with lebron leading the way. with the title now on the line, against dallas, suddenly king james looks more like a pretender to the throne. >> james fires over stevenson. >> reporter: is he choking under the pressure? the numbers seem to say so. >> he's only shooting 25% from the field during th

beach. game two between the heat and mavericks. strong defense and rebounding carried miami victory on game one. heat will look to follow that in game two. may haves know they need to do a better job on the boards . >> when you give up as many points as we did and that doesn't allow us to get in the transition game. it was a glaring stat and something if we want to hoist that provey up in the air we'll have to correct that quickly. >> we have to be in tune 48 minutes. they will make us pay and we want the challenge. >> game two raps up. after the game with hall of fame and special guest larry riley . a milestone for lee nosh to reach the finals of the french open. in the sennely finals. there was a monster back hand and she takes it 6-four . with a cross court winner. she moves on and meet fran chisa next. >> opening game of the women's college series. bama calahunt had a two out rbi single . that cal loses one-nothing. >> okay. thank you. >> and so the nba finals are up next. i am carolyn tyler. >> and i am dan ashley. for bailout and sandhya patel. have a great night. have

get our nonstop flights from bwi airport to panama city beach. [ ding ] >> you just saw the heat beat the mavs. mike miller plays with the miamihel nichols has our story. >> reporter: you can call it fate or fortune or karma but back in 2007 mike miller and his wife jennifer called it a gift, $1 million to children's hospital in his his native south dakota. >> that is something that we wanted to do for the area where michael was from. >> the hospital named their pediatric care unit after the millers. jennifer found out she was pregnant with the couple's third child, there first girl. >> tell me what happened. >> we came back from chicago after game two at about 430 in the morning. we had jaelyn. they said that she was not getting blood. >> reporter: doctors told the millers that's there 6-pound baby was struggling to breathe and she had five holes in her heart. >> i got to hold her for a few seconds and they whisked her away. >> it is just scary. they wanted the baby's heart rate to be between 40-50 and she was north of 100. >> reporter: for the next 10 days she remained in intensive care. mike was waiting at a chance for a ch