we are in southwest miami-dade. we'll lin to sky force 7.k to me, ralph. >> i don't know where we are. >> here we go. they are flying sky four 7 or sky cam 7. at least 20 years and he knows south florida better than anyone down there and knows every street and police officers and they have a mess on the surface streets. the reporter is ralph rayborn. this starts in broward county. >> as you heard them asks for them to call the county. >> what they are doing they are talking about another jurisdiction getting involved. they moved from broward down to miami-dade. >> crossing twenth avenue and eastbound on 153 street. >> that is a large thorofare and a lot of the traffic and 3:45 in south florida, probably from time to time it is going to be crowded. >> okay. metro 5 is watching now. >> metro 5 is launching. >> and turning and going southbound. >> that means the chopper. that means a metro miami-dading. i don't know what they want this guy for. i can make something up but it is better not to do that. >> southbound from 135th street. they are wh

miami-dade college. this gift to the community, which is the miami book fair.his gives this college a huge round of applause as well. [applauding] also, as i stand up here i have to recognize, as we are entering a new book fair week the incredible work of the entire book fair team led by a remarkable woman, a good friend of mine has been the heart and soul of the book fair for many years. that is the executive director of the florida senate for literary art, lena. [applauding] and it is an amazing week. each night this week we have an author coming and led by an entire weekend around the clock of author of fans. please pick up your fair goers died and go on line and find out what's happening here at the miami book fair. tonight is tonight. this afternoon it is an honor to be, sort of, welcoming this program to an traduced the president and also to engage the president in a discussion. it is my honor to bring of someone whose books are sold and our bookshops for many many years and it is a pleasure to meet him as well. that is michael barone, a graduate of harva

indeed it is a real pleasure to welcome all of you to miami-dade college of the 26th edition of the miami book fair international opening for the book fair that will go for eight consecutive days and the fair taking place friday saturday sunday next week. it is without question the finest and largest literary event in america up. we are very proud at the college to host these every year now 26 years and the community has benz are responsive with visitors and residents of the community come together in a communion of books. the book there has been my two favorites are tom wolfe the american author who said miami book fair international is of literary maker of the western world and the other nascent label is what former first lady barbara bush said, it is the embarrassment of riches. i love that one. between now and next sunday over 350 authors, some of them coming from different parts of the world over the delight of the miami public. during the weekend and during the street fair, we will have hundreds of thousands of people who will be visiting, selling hundreds of thousands of books for

a proud alumna of miami-dade college. [applause] now to introduce our very special guest today, someone who needs no introduction. someone who's a cultural icon in this community and who has done so much as chair of miami fair international to bring books alive, to bring people together and to bring the best of the world in literature to miami, please, help me in welcoming mitch kaplan. [applause] >> thank you, eduardo. it's really an honor to be introduced by one of my mentors, eduardo padron. we all know what eduardo has done for this community with miami-dade college, and this gift to the community which is the miami book fair, and let's give this college a huge round of applause as well. [applause]k also, as i stand up here i have to recognize as we're having ahe new book fair week the incredible work of the entire w book fair team led by a remarkable woman, a good friendy of mine who's been the heart ann soul of the book fair for many, many years, and that's the executive a directer of the florida center for literary

that sounds like southwest miami dade. that is southwest miami dade county.s of the police special response team have arrived at the scene and they say the shooters are inside the home. the shooting victim could be in a vehicle outside. police say they believe the suspects and the victim no each other. so, southwest miami dade county. way down in the southwest. and they have a mess. but if anyone can handle it, it is miami dade because they have had a lot of practice. and we will keep you updated unless you want to stay with it ... no, moving on. time for the top of the news. "studio b" house speaker pelosi pending -- penning an op-ed saying the losses reflected the frustration of the american people and says it does not diminish what the democratic-controlled congress accomplishes writing "the recovery act created or saved more than three million jobs and america is moving forward. october marks the 10th straight month of private sector job growth." those are actually facts. there are reports of a republican movement eager to remove michael steele from the r

. >> en la otra punta de la nació miami dade comentaba que también es indocumentado. >> no somos criminalessonas de mal, somos estudiantes, somos trabajadores. >> educadores que los apoyan. >> están frustrados. >> yo francamente como mexicana ciudadana mexicana estoy enfadada con eso, ya es tiempo que re sol vamos este problema. >> la corte suprema de que re sol vamos este problema. >> la corte suprema de california confirmó queisionunin demócrata delnunivisionunivisioo está de acuerdo elunivgreso está demócrata delnunivisionunivisioo está de acuerdo elunivgreso está más cerca qionivisio nunca deunv >> jorge. >> la ley anti migratoria en arizona le ha costado millonesu de dólares al estado ha dejado de recibir debido al boicot que le han hecho. univisionunivisionunivisionuniv. >> el boicot económico contra arizona donde se promulgóision y sbunion 1070 le haionunivisionu millones de dólares. >> según un nuevo informe. >> hay muchos negocios que están conectados, gente que venden cosas a la ciudad. >> restorantes aquí. >> hoteles, negocios pequeños, grandes. >> reportan 45 millones de dólares

. >> en la otra punta de la nación el presidente estudiantil de miami dade comentaba que también es indocumentadoo somos personas de mal, somos estudiantes, somos trabajadores. >> educadores que los apoyan. >> están frustrados. >> yo francamente como mexicana ciudadana mexicana estoy enfadada con eso, ya es tiempo que re sol vamos este problema. >> la corte suprema de california confirmó que pedro ramirez y miles de otros indocumentados tienen el derecho de asistir a las universidads públicas del estado, el líder demócrata del senado los quiere legalizar el presidente obama está de acuerdo el congreso está más cerca que nunca de lograr una solución. >> pero. >> ahorita tienen los demócratas más control, porque si no pueden agarrar dos o tres republicanos. >> que para que lo apoyen no va a pasar. >> muchos comparten este temor en fresno california, univisión. >> y esta tarde en un foro sobre inmigración organizada por naleo, dos senadores provocaron dudas, el senador demócrata por colorado dijo que la posibilidad que se aprueben son cada vez más remota el republicano quien retiró su apoyo a la ref

we all know what he has done for this community with miami-dade college, and this gift to the community, which is the miami book fair -- let's get the college a huge round of applause as well. [applause] >> also, as i stand up here, i have to recognize as we're entering a new book fair week, the incredible work of the entire book fair team, led by a remarkable woman, a good friend of mine who has been the heart and soul of the book fair for many, many years, and that's the executive director of the center for arts. ilana. please. [applause] >> and as eduardo says, it's an amazing week. each night this week we have an author coming in led by an entire weekend, round the clock, author events so please pick up your guide, go online, found out what is happening here. this afternoon, it's an honor to welcome this program, to introduce the president who -- and also to engage the president in a discussion. it's my honor to bring up someone whose books i have sold in our book shop for many years, and that's michael barron, spent two years at yale while president bush was there as well, although

mornings and afternoon time, rush hour, of course, horrendous according to anyone who lives in miami dade county, broward county, but you can see the officer on the right here, this miami police officer, he was just to the side of him, i saw that cop in particular narrowly miss several cars as he's been maintaining pursuit of this driver right now who is clearly going, i'd say, at least 70, 80, possibly 85 at this point. but right now, he is heading northbound. so what's happening up ahead by the broward county sheriff's department, whether there are any stripping being laid out, they're going to follow him for a while here. it all remains to be seen here. but it's certainly a dramatic high speed chase with this driver swerving from the express lanes to the righthand shoulder, swerving around trucks, and clearly, many drivers have realized, other drivers, innocent drivers, have realized what was happening as these vehicles have come up behind them, you can see everybody really getting out of the way. of course, there are a lot of cops trailing this guy. you can't see from the camera's vie

live from miami-dade college, sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern, on c-span2.his weekend, american history tv visits the eleanor roosevelt papers project to show how the first lady used the media to communicate her ideas. we will see how very different thinking american and british leadership work together to defeat the nazis. that a conference on the civil war and the experience of free and slave african-americans. the daylong symposium on the civil war from the national archives, discussing the impact of the war. american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c- span3. >> the american legion executive director was our guest on the "washington journal" this veterans day. this is half an hour. executive director of the american legion, peter gaytan, on veteran's day, to talk about veterans issues including veterans health-care and more. thanks for coming. how many veterans are there in america right now? how big is the veterans' health care service? guest: we are creatin new veterans every day. as the numbers increase daily, our obligation as a nation incr

live from miami-dade college sunday at 4:00 pm eastern on c-span2. >> next, sam harris talks about his latest book "the moral landscape" in which he argues that science can explain morality and that people do not have to turn to religion to answer moral questions. mr. harris spoke at the texas book festival held annually in and around the state capitol building in austin. this is just over an hour. ... longtime book festival reporter, and i'm really glad to see so many people here late on a sunday afternoon. i'm introducing sam harris, and everybody says, who's sam harris? >> well, of course, he's the atheist, right? is. [laughter] jon stewart called sam harris a professional atheist, "the new york times" says he heads the youth wing of the new atheists. his first book ignited a debate about religion. he gained many fans and, of course, many detractors, and so he wrote his second book in response to the unhappy so he wrote a second book in response to the unhappy christians and it is called letter to a christian nation. his new book which just came out in october is called the moral la

you can see the street scene here on the campus of miami-dade college. just north of downtown miami as we continue our live coverage. coming up next, as was just announced, simon winchester will be the next historian presenting in the chapman auditorium. but between these programs we're pleased to be joined by david axe here on our set outside the chapman auditorium. his graphic book, "war is boring." now, david axe has covered several different wars and, in fact, he was a freelancer who worked for c-span in the iraq and afghanistan. david axe, where else have you worked? >> guest: lebanon, chad, east timor, off the somali coast chasing pirates, i might be forgetting a few -- nicaragua. here and there. >> host: that doesn't sound boring. >> guest: right. the title's meant to be somewhat ironic but not entirely. war, the modern experience of war, low intensity warfare is a lot of sitting around. it's 99% waiting and tedium and bore dumb punctuated by 1% of sheer terror. i think that describes the experience of the typical soldier, but it's the same for rep

he discusses his personal life live from miami dade palace sunday at 4:00 p.m. 2. >> the counting continues in the alaska senate race. senator lisa murkowski ran as a right in candidate in after losing the primary to joe miller. but his past several thousand more ballots for write-in candidates than they did for mr. miller. an early tally shows senator murkowski winning 70%. another few ballots were counted but contested for the other candidate in the three-way race is democratic scott mcadams and he has conceded. the senate returns to session next monday. on tuesday, democrats and republicans will meet in separate locations to elect their leaders for the next two years. during a lame-duck session, senators may consider legislation dealing with alternative fuel cars, wage equality, and modernizing the food and drug demonstration. president obama is in south korea today on the third stop of a four-country visit to asia. he is seeking greater asked -- access for american goods per yesterday he addressed american soldiers and talked about the 37,000 americans kille

miami dade uses the it among others to gauge effectiveness and efficiency. los angeles has used its bond proceeds to upgrade the operations. the examples go on and on about how it is they're being imbedded in these systems. our next steps involve expanding the use of the system, fine-tuning the indicators, conducting case studies in districts whose operations are consistently in the top two, developing standards for each of a power indicator is, conducting benchmark against non educational sectors and institutions and expanding into the instructional arena. we are also beginning to design a system to better examine and benchmark the cuban capital resources had a strategic level rather than an operational one like our current system allows. this will involve staff compensation, pension, dollar allocation and other things that rick mentioned that will improve our ability to analyze returns on investments. all of this should give us a better sense overtime how we can use our scarce resources more effectively. finally i think we are proud of the fact the we did

that is live from miami dade college sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span [applause] . >> now, the ceo of the federal reserve bank of dallas. earlier this week, he criticized the decision of ben bernanke to purchase the bonds. he said this decision may be the wrong medicine for the u.s. economy. the association for financial professionals hosted this 50 minute event in san antonio. >> before richard begins, i would like to dial back to 2002 when i joined the board. i was probably a little further along in my career than most when i decided to do that. one of the reasons i did was because i felt that afp needed to take a greater step forward in terms of providing value to cfo's and treasurers, some of the senior people in the room here today, not something we were being asked to do in 2002. in may of 2005, we held our first ever executive institute in san francisco. that was the beginning of leading us wary are today. this is our sixth event. we have had six global corporate treasurer forums leading up through this year. in june, we had our

live from miami dade college, sunday at 4:00. >> our veterans day coverage continues with a look at u.ser committee chair. throughout much of the iraq war, duncan hunter was chairman of the house armed services committee. the former congressman has now written a book. congressman, in the first page of this book, you write -- what do you mean by that? guest: the reason i wrote that and the reason i wrote the book is well illustrated by the driver that dropped off the first several thousand books after they left the printer. he asked me as i was there at the receiving station. he said, what is in the box? what is it about? it is about the victory in iraq proud he said, "we did it? " i then entered a 20-minute conversation with him. that is why i wrote the book. because we did win in iraq. we turned around the province where we had massive the gunfights in 2004, 2005, and 2006 with the insurgency. we made friends with the tribes. they joined us and turned against the al-qaeda. they wiped out al-qaeda in the provinces. in eastern iraq, the surge supported a counter insurgency where we went

he is also the miami dade county republican party chairman. oodall willrob what al represent georgia's seventh district. the congressman elect will be a first-time office holder. stay tuned to c-span for continuing political coverage. >> the south carolina representative james clyburn talks about his recent election to the new position of assistant minority leader for the new congress. he is maintaining his no. 3 spot in the leadership. >> it would have been easy to step down. i said that was not attractive to me. i thought that things that i have learned out there could be put to great use in our leadership discussions if we were to bring another chair to the table. i believe we are in a different political environment. we have a caucus that is a little bit different from the republican conference. they of 42 african-americans. we have 21 or 22 latina's. with 10 asian pacific islanders. we have blue dogs that are not that much for trade. all this diversity, i thought i had learned a lot about. i thought i could bring discussions to the table

live from miami-dade college, sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> as the country marks a veterans day, learn more about the holiday with the c-span video library. oral history, authors, and veterans day commemorations through the years. all free on your computer any time. former pakistani president musharraf criticized u.s. foreign policy in southern asia in this event hosted by the atlantic council. he discussed u.s. support for the farm at karzkarzai governme. president musharraf announced that he intends to form a new political party in pakistan and run for office in 2013. this is an hour and a half. >> welcome to the elected council. president musharraf, it is an honor to see you again. my last interview with you before i left "the wall street journal", where i was editor, to run the atlantic council, was in january, 2006 in davos. i will give a couple of lines from the interview to illustrate how much can change and how little can change. we talked about something that had not made the news much until that time, and that

and he discusses the critical decisions of his administration and his personal life, live from miami dade college sunday on c-span2. >> in an ideal world, the fact there were people shorting the mortgage market may have signaled everybody, wow, there must be smart investors who think this will crash and burn, but the method was opaque enough that he could not see it the way that you can see it in the stock market. and because of the way these instruments were, you not betting on a real mortgages but on the casino version on a mortgage. >> in 2003, bethany mclean bethany mcleanenron. this week she talks about the current financial crisis in her new book, sunday night at 8:00 eastern. >> today, the health and human services department presented designs for new warnings on cigarette packs. these new designs are required by federal law passed last year. hhs secretary kathleen sebelius and head of the food and drug administration spoke at this event at george washington university. this is 50 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. i want to start by thanking the president and the dean for inviti

he is the miami dade republican county chairman. >> earmarks account for one-half of 1% of the budget. find out what they are on line at the cspan video library. search and watch programs explaining earmarks and the arguments against them. this is washington your way. >> this saturday, to an end as american history tv offers a daylong symposium on the civil war live from the national archives with prominent historians giving new perspective on the domestic and international impact of the war. our coverage starts saturday at 9:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv, telling the american story every week and all the on c-span 3. >> the house ethics committee has recommended that new york republican charles rangel be censured for 11 violations of house rules. the house will bottom that recommendation when members return from a thanksgiving recess. a look of a former ways and means committee chairman receiving the news yesterday. >> the committee on standards will reconvene simply to report that after much deliberation, the committee voted 9-1 to recommend that mr. rangel be censured by t

. >> jose is the student government president on the inner american campus at miami-dade college and joins us live via skype this morning, good morning to you, jose. >> good morning, sir. >> this is a big risk, you face potential deportation, why risk telling the world you're an illegal immigrants. >> i came out of the shadows to show the kids who are in the shadows many' not afraid to come out of it. and take the stirs step in order for this cause to happen, the stories of those kids need to come out and step out of the shadows. you say they're embarrassed, they feel humiliated in some way. why do you think they are embarrassed and stay quiet? >> oh, they're embarrassed and they stay quiet because they fear that they don't belong. and no high school is very judgmental and the kids are against this and-- so, if people were to come out openly and say, i am-- they're afraid of what the judgment of their peers might actually feel on them. >> you say the dream act wouldn't just help people like yourself. the dream act would benefit the entire country. how so? >> because we will get the c

live from miami dade college, sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. "washington journal" continues. host: thea lee joins us, deputy chief of staff for the afl-cio. thank you for coming in. i want to hear about your, that came out -- your comments about outsourcing. what your greatest concern? the cut as the u.s. economy is struggling, one of the problems is we are importing too many of the goods we consume in the united states and if we don't learn how to produce more things and compete more successfully in the global economy, we are afraid we will continue to borrow from the rest of the world to fund consumption. in order for the united states to be a strong country we have to figure out how to do a better job supporting manufacturers here in the united states and the worker to produce those goods. i think that is a key challenge the united states faces. host: this has been a concern for a long time for the afl-cio. where are things going right now? guest: the whole world has been through this horrible economic downturn, and the crash of the financia

miami dade college c-span sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. >> according to the national safety board in 15 years, one in five drivers will be 60 or older. speakers at this forum include government officials and representatives from ford and volvo. >> good morning, it's my privilege to serve as the chairman of the national transportation safety board. i'd also like to recognize my colleagues, member mark and earl. very good. i know we'll have some breaks. i encourage you to interact. welcome to the nts board room. we begin on safety, mobility, and aging drivers. many of you are familiar with the safety board for it's role in investigating transportation accidents and determining the probable cause of those accident. however, we also have the opportunity to bring leading experts together with the safety risk and identifying solutions, even when they activity is not tied to a specific accident. today, we meet for that purpose. we are convening the public forum to explore the safety issues related to the aging drive and to discuss p

"he discusses the decisions of his administration and his personal life live from miami dade collegepan2. >> now, a review of the results of last week's midterm elections. the politico held this panel at the museum in washington d.c.. this is just over one hour. our postelection analysis. welcome to our c-span audience carrying u live, and we are also streaming this live on "politico." we're going to keep it up there fothe weekend, so we'll have a big audience today. my name's john hris, i'm the editor in chief of "politico," and i also as we get started want to thank very much our sponsors for this event, the national cable and telecommunications association with "politico," we've done a number of great things with them. they're great partners. thank you very much. [applause] i do think it is the time of year whene should be willing to take a minute and reflect on and thank the people who take risks in the name of american democracy who are willing to put themselves and their reputations out on the line for all the rt of us. i'm talking, of course, about washington political pundits

that live from miami-dade college sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. host: for those who may not know what is alter net t is a website founded abo founded about 14 years ago by my executive editor and co-edor on my recent book. it about the tea party movement. we cover all kinds of things, everything from what is going on in terms of popular culture and mitts. we are an aggregator of something that began as a syndicator of progressive news media material to go out to progressive media. we are now doing it the other way where we are assimilating what we call the best of the progressive web but we have a full staff of editors and writers who produce original material. host: since you write about the tea party we will focus on that. what do you think their role will be in the 112th congress if what will their role be to them and those like yourself how do you see them influencing the work of congress? guest: it is very interesting when you look at how people who are used to covering congress see the tea party movement and say they are going to be a proble

live from miami-dade college on c-span2. >> this year student cam video documentary competition is in full swing. make a five to eight minute video on the theme, washington, d.c. through my lens. upload your video to c-span before the deadline of january 20th for your chance to win the grand prize of $5,000. for all of the rules and how to upload your video, go online to studentcam.org. >> we know take you to a senate hearing on retirement savings and security. we'll hear about the status plan of the pensions plans. tom harkin of iowa chairs the health, labor, and pensions committee. from october 7th, this is just under two hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> committee on health, education, labor, and attentions will you please come to order. i want to welcome everyone on the hearing to retirement security. what's happening to retirement on america today and in the future. this is an issue that's of critical importance to every american family. a recent survey found that 92% of adults, age 42 to 75 believe there's a retirement crisis in america. are they righ

president discusses the critical decisions of his administration and his personal life, live from miami- dade college, sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. this weekend, c-span3's american history tv visits the eleanor roosevelt papers project to learn how she is the media to communicate her ideas. in michigan, we will see how very different thing american and british leadership worked together to defeat the nazis. in a conference for the one of our 50th anniversary on the civil war. and like saturday, november 20, a daylong symposium on the civil war from the national archives. prominent historians discuss the domestic and international and packs of the war. american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c- span3. the national transportation safety board has been meeting in the nation's capital to talk about car safety and whether anything different needs to be done for aging drivers' speed up on this morning, "washington journal" talk with the chair of the board. will show you a portion of this week's ntsb said the discussion. -- safety discussion. host: on your screen is deborah he

spanish american league against discrimination and has served on the greater miami hispanic concil and the united way of dade county subcommittee. ace has been awarded the diversity vice president partnership award, the dot sharp lifetime achievement and has been named federal employee of the year. simply put, ace has been a tireless leader in our community and a shining example of professionalism and service. his talents will be sorely missed at the united states postal service. he leaves behind a wonderful legacy and i join his many friends, families and peers in celebrating this well-earned retirement. you have served our community well, ace, and i am lucky to count you as a friend. congratulations, my friend. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. mr. sherman from california. mr. sherman: unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. sherman: i come here to address the house on economic issues facing us this month and next month. and i come here to talk about the