county, miami-dade and new york's rikers island. they represent a real cross section of life across the country. each one has its own unique set of challenges. >> lockdown, lockdown, lockdown. >> got to be on point. >> lockdown, lockdown, lockdown. >> can't let your guard down for nobody. >> this is not a place to be. >> this is as close to a living hell as i think i ever want to come. >> step back behind the red line. >> everyone, bend over. >> if you like this type of thing, this is the place to be. >> i want to kill myself. i can't take it. >>> for the uninitiated or in this case, the unincarcerated, there is sometimes confusion between prison and jail. prison is only for convicted felons. jails also how's convicts but only those awaiting transfer to prison or serving short-term sentences. usually less than a year. >> listen up for your name. >> stand on the foot prints for me, please. >> most jail detainees have pending court cases, have been denied or are unable to make bail. >> put your stomach on the wall, hands behind your b

. >> las persas que recibieron el premio, el presidente del miami dade college.que los inspira, comenzamos. >> vamos, con jorge ramos. >> vamos al punto, hoy los dominicanos eligen presidente, tanto como los que viven ahí y en estados unidos. si votan por danilo medina o hipólito mejías. sto lo último que tenemos en santo domingo. >> se hanrealizad 39 encuentras,. el úico ánimo ha sidojercer el derecho ciudadano. >> vamos a etar ejerciendo el derecho a voto. >> en su ultima elección, ambos candidatos se unieron con personalidad internacionales. >> temos convicción, y nuestra recomendación. >> una ganización que está puntera en estos certámenes, no tiene ningún interés que no marche como debe marchar. >> un 70% de los inscritos son esperados para votar en los registros electoles. >> el voto de los dominicano en el extranjero podrían definir los resultadosde las ecciones. hoy s espera un día en que los dominicanos se vuelquen a la calle para exigir la democracia. >> es lo úlmo, nuestra compañera lepreguntó a danilo medina de su relaciónon el actual presidente. >> m

la respuesta la tiene ricardo padrón del miami dade college, con más de 160 mil estudiantes@ padrón delgracias por estar aquí. >> claro que sí. >> ¿que nos falta? >> nos falta mucho, tenemos que asegurarnos que las familias hispanas tengan la clave de la familia mejor, es laion@@al pun pertenecer a la clase media, no logramos obtener los beneficios y frutos del progreso, por eso es importante que la labor, mis cegas, continúe y se agrande. >> ¿qué nos falta? hablamos de la cuestión educativa. ¿qué nos falta? somos 17% de educación, que nos falta. >> la preparación de líderes latino, para que apoyen a los candidatos hispanos, y que de esos esfuerzos de los latinos, que puedan postularse para candidatos a diferentes niveles del gobierno, en particular sectores escolares, es muy del gobierno, en particular sectores escolares, es muy impoision@@al puntounivision@@ao líderes? ¿por qué no hay otro césar chávez? >> la población es diferente, tenemos líderes en todos los campos, y los miembros del congreso que tenemos en el senado, es muy importante decirle, tenemos líderes, pero no hay unos si

actually been banned these any sort of flying objects from flying over building and such so the miami dade county police office actually has to drones but they're not allowed to fly them within city limits so that really limits the surveillance that can be done on. people in cities and hopefully that trend will continue and you know there's some new requirements out as well for the f.a.a. and those who are set to get started later this year and these are for agencies working in the government public safety and long as they follow the rules they must be given permission to operate any small drones and we're talking drones about four and a half pounds i got from her that's almost more frightening to me i mean these tiny drones will people even know that they're out there yet drones come in all shapes and sizes we kind of picture them as these huge planes given what we've heard about over in afghanistan in pakistan and elsewhere but they actually can come much smaller than that there are birds like drones that fly around that are the size of a person's wingspan and there are drones are just a

. >> reporter: sabrina fulton works forth miami-dade housing authority. her colleagues donated 34 weeks of time off so she can travel the country and deal with this high profile case. today, she was a guest speaker at empowerment temple in baltimore. ♪ you see the death >> the occasion was a church women's day conference. >> reporter: she brought her lawyer with her to empowerment temple where the pastor has been a very strong supporter since the beginning of the national uproar over how trayvon died. >> there are people who sent letters from here. i just want to see faces i want to see people. >> the reverend wanted people who had lost a child to come forward. >> reporter: the visits comes after new evidence released shows her son was shot through the heart at close range. >> i believe that god is using me. i'm speaking for my son. >> reporter: the latest evidence also shows that the shooter, neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman had a broken nose, bruises and bloody cuts on the back of his head. the martin lawyer says that one reason is to promote

miami-dade. miami-dade, or dade county, is correct. and you're up to $150. right back on track. well done. thank you. that's it for the $50s. these next questions are worth $100 apiece, and they're a little bit harder. here's your first one. turning skin the color of the cash cab, what physical symptom gets its name from the french word for "yellow"? whoa. um... i don't know. i don't know. uh, pain? oh, no! strike two! uh-oh. jaundice. oh, my goodness! jaundice was the answer. i think the pressure was getting to you there, sheila. oh, my goodness. all right. that's two strikes. one more of those, and i have to kick you out. we've got 21 blocks to go. you got to make it 21 more blocks without another wrong answer. to keep nelson's column free of pigeon droppings, feeding the birds is no longer allowed at what london landmark? the bridge? london bridge? oh, no! sheila, strike three! london bridge is incorrect. it's trafalgar square. oh, goodness. and that's your third strike. oh, no. i have to kick you out. i hate to do it. you're such a nice lady. thank you! i hate to kick you ou

and the miami-dade police corruptions unit, by the miami-dade office all over corruption allegations that he used his position as a state representative for personal financial gain. he misused campaign donations for his own personal use. that he lied repeatedly on financial disclosure forms. so far the only real national attention he's had for his trouble has been about his financial links to senator marco rubio. the two of them owned a house together. a house that's in foreclosure. marco rubio has had his own trouble for using money for personal expenses. even without the marco rubio thing, regardless of how much attention it's gotten him, his legal troubles are real. that's why he has become the latest astonishing judgment call by this year's republican party. today's scheduled speaker on a conference call organized was florida congressman david rivera putting him up as the party spokesman today. the man that's been under investigation by the fbi, i.r.s. and local law enforcement agencies for public corruption. after many raised eyebrow, national republicans announced that on secon

ffr familiis of crrme victims.she receivee 34 weeks worth of donated, paid time off frommffllo miami-dade employees...to deal with her son's murder case: case:"she is prrfiled &pnationally on how to perserve rebound "pastor bryynt says he invited fulton to speaa ttday...because there are so many motherssaround baatimoree witt loss and violence. viooence. "trayyon is resting right now, i'm working on behalf of other kids, their fuuure and the them"the congreeation firmly stood behind fulton and her aatorrey, just three days after proscutors released pvidence...shedding ome light on the fight that led up to the shooting: shooting:"george zimmerman prfiled, persueddanddshot partin through theeheart" janice park...fox45 news at pen. sybrina fulton along with her &patttrney say they hope to amend fforida's controversial "stand your ground" law.it'ss law that says a person can uss deadly force in self defense, to talk about the new eviddnce released in the case.... evidence that could be very important oozimmerman's defense.álynne gordoná from our sister station áw-p-e-cá in florida shows sswhy

the guilty money wasting party this time miami dade county.he florida county spending millions and millions of taxpayer dollars on hundreds of new police cars and other vehicles that the county just didn't need and just let sit rot in a garage. "the miami herald" patricia mosay joins us. good evening. how many cars have just sort of been sitting and rotting. >> at the peak there was 1200 cars in the spring of 2008 in a county garage. they were being maintained and slowly put into circulation but as of last year there was 340 and then as of last month there was 157. >> greta: why were all the cars kept? i mean why the overbuying? >> well, here is what happened. it was two decisions. one in 2006 they bought 908 vehicles in bulk. this was an $18.9 million purchase it included a lot of police patrol cars. and then a year later they decided they were going to reduce the size of the county fleet and that meant a lot of older vehicles that were used were put in storage. and then couldn't cancel the old order from a year earlier so they had this glut

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. >> the two miami-dade medical examiner a year and a half to finally conclude but did he but it wasnical strangulation that is supported by the evidence, not an accident. and he says the autopsy photos of her eyeballs show tiny red dots consistent with strangulation. on the stand, first responders testified that adam kaufman that morning kept changing his story. >> i took note of it because it was completely different from the other story he had told me. >> okay. >> this time he mentioned the patient being slumped over a magazine rack. when clearly he told me she was humped over the toilet. >> late today was revealed that the judge that the twin brother of kaufman and another witness for the defense were actually caught watching a live feet of the trial and testimony out in the hallway. a very angry judge says she will address that first thing in the morning, shep. >> shepard: phil keating, thanks. the same south florida courtroom where all of that is going on is courtroom 4-1 in miami-dade's justice building. it has hosted a lot of high profile defendants, going back for decades. i

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miami-dade college said complaints have been few, adding the service provides our students with greaternd provides them their funds much sooner than when the college was processing them in-house. financial advisers say students must watch their own bottom line. >> they have easier access to their account than students of a generation ago, and they need to play close attention to those numbers or they're going to rack up fees. >> it's one of their first lessons in financial literacy and managing debt. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> a quick look at wall street where stocks finished lower as worries about europe, spain in particular, took center stage again. the dow was down more than 160 points. the nasdaq lost more than 33, and the s & m 500 was down. >> the dow was on draak for its biggest lost since may of 20 sten, down 6% on the month. >>> up next here tonight, the little girl who went up against kids twice her age today and made some history. looking for a better place to put your cash? here's one you may not have thought of -- fidelity. now you don't have to go to a bank to g

fellow employees at the miami-dade housing authority offered up their hours to sabrina fulton.he's been with the department 23 years. george zimmerman, neighborhood watchman, shot and killed her son trayvon back in february. zimmerman has been charged with murder. he's currently out on bond. >>> new york mayor michael bloomberg urged graduates at the university of north carolina to keep fighting for equal rights. the commencement speech comes just days after north carolina voters approved a constitutional ban on gay marriage. bloomberg told the crowd that if the government can deny rights to one person it can deny rights to everyone. >> each and every generation has removed some barrier to full participation in the american dream. the work is not over. far from it. and i would argue last week's referendum banning same-sex marriage shows just how much more work needs to be done to ensure freedom and equality for all people. >> bloomberg went on to show he thinks all couples should be treated as equal members of the american family and he believes this can happen in this lifetime

i have spent 20 years building a mentoring and dropout prevention program for at-risk boys in miami-dade county middle schools. it's called the 5,000 role models of excellence project. boys are taught not only how to be productive members of society by emulating mentors who are role models in the community, they are also taught how to respond to racial profiling. it is sad reality that we have to teach boys these things just to survive in their own communities. but we do. we need to have a national conversation about racial profiling now, not later. the time is now to stand up and address these issues and fight injustice that exists throughout our nation. enough is enough. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, congresswoman. unless my colleagues have questions on this panel, i will allow them to return to their senate and house duties. and thank you very, very much for being here today. now we'll turn to our second passage of witnesses. and -- panel of witnesses. and each of them will please take their place at the witness table. before you take your seats, wait for everyone to take the

public employees in miami-dade county have pitched in to help their colleague, sabrina fulton, the mother of trayvon martin. 192 of fulton's coworkers donated their time off so she can afford to be off work but on the payroll for the next eight months. the donated leave is worth nearly $41,000. next, the scream and the horror of war when the cbs evening news continues. while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these, stop taking chantix and see your doctor right away as some can be life-threatening. if you have a history of heart

this after torrential downpours flooding nearly all of miami dade county.es of rain in one hour. >>> nearly 12 percent of that who served active duty since september 2001 are unemployed. that is 4 percent higher than the national average. joining us at the fox business network is cheryl casone neon three companies wanting to hire vets. >> that unemployment figure is a ammon minu/* abominable. we are talking a lot of companies hiring. had to narrow it down from 5 to 3. let's start out with the american red cross? why do they value veterans? the commitment to service we share that with our nation's veterans. they have 1400 jobs open right now. they also have civilian jobs.com the most valuable employers four mill tear military veterans. these are full-time positions staff positions not just volunteer work. >> what is number two? >> this is city. city as you know this is a financial company. let's talk about city. they have what is called a veteran's initiative program. their goal is to hire a thousand veterans sometime in 2012. maybe more. they are one of the

to documents obtained by the center for american progress of the floridians tagged by scott in miami dade county over three hundred fifty were wrongfully identified and are actually u.s. citizens who came forward with proof of their citizenship to get their voting rights restored most of the rest of the people flagged in that county haven't responded yet and many likely never will even if they are citizens and probably all of them are because they have other things to worry about like getting to work driving their kids to school feeding their family rather than trying to jump over another hurdle to vote in fact many of them probably thought the mail from the governor was just campaign spam so by ignoring his letter they guarantee that they'll be removed from the polls and that's exactly what the governor wants fewer people voting but not just fewer people voting fewer democrats voting. a study by the miami herald found that scots governor scott's voter purge is targeting minority and democratic voters as a newspaper reports hispanic democratic and independent minded voters are the most li

citizens are being told that they are ineligible to vote miami dade country alone county alone sixteen thirty eight hundred people were allowed were flagged as non-citizens out of those three hundred fifty nine have provided proof of citizenship trump hundred haven't responded and they have only thirty days to do so otherwise they're removed from the voting polls so how will governor scott's voter purge affect the presidential election and impact reporter for think prost progress is here to join me to talk about that. thanks for joining me thanks for having me so why is florida so important seems like these issues continue to happen in florida and these elections yeah well obviously florida is still considered one of the major tossup states in two thousand and twelve and you know i think it's very telling that twelve years ago like you mentioned we were dealing with these very same problems i think there are any number of reasons part of it i think might have to do with the fact that florida has a relatively large and we're going to population and so this it's false i would say but the

see you in miami-dade >> susie: thanks, tom. good night everyone, and thanks for watching. see you online at nbr.com and right back here tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is brought to you by: captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned media cess group at wg access.wgbh.org >> susie: i'm susie gharib wh an "nightly sine report" ne bri. mo falut today for j.p. morgan. now the justice department is investigating the bank. the f.b.i.'s new york office is leading the inquiry into j.p. morgan's $2 billion trading loss. investigators are expected to look at the bank's accounting practices and disclosures about the trades that led to the loss. on wall street: investors remained on edge: the dow fell 63 points, the nasdaq lost nearly nine, the s&p lost seven. tomorrow, from wheat to soybeans and corn, we talk grain n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n

of connecticut and then there's also some other entities the department of energy in idaho the miami dade police department of the city of harrington kansas. so we just wanted to kind of you know show people this is going on all around this country but don't you think however that a lot of people are going to you know sort of start to wondering start to wonder what's happening in their skies. yeah and they are and i think the industry needs to and government need to address this you know you mentioned some police departments there's eighteen thousand police departments in the united states only about three hundred of them have helicopters right now until a cop is a very expensive da parade so a lot of these police departments are going to be able to obtain an aerial capacity for surveillance for search and rescue at a much lower cost so i think especially in the area of public safety we're going to see you know growth and people do need assurances that that there is that there's going to be safety and and privacy are going to be taken into account it's really come it's coming very quickly

. >> well, initially when we heard they were closing the miami plant we were shocked. we were told that the dadewas the most profitable in the company. when we closed puerto rico and moved them to miami, we gave them, not guarantees, but assurances that the miami plant was safe. we asked specifically when they were considering coming over, any considerations or discussions of this plant in miami closing and we were were told absolutely not. it was incomprehensible to me that 60 days or so after the people moved from puerto rico, it was announced they were closing the miami plant as well. >> you were totally taken by surprise then. so you said having to fire people at said behring was one of the worst times you ever felt that you had to do something and it was unethical, tell me more about that. well, i have been involved in human resources and reorganizations and people get laid off. what was unethical in my opinion is they very heavily recruited critical staff from puerto rico, moved those americans, persuaded them to come to miami to maintain their jobs, and after they gave up everything and l

errors are coming out think progress of pain data from certain florida counties they found that in miami dade county alone more than six hundred people were flagged as non-citizens already nearly four hundred have proven that they are in fact citizens and should be on the list. the twelve hundred other people in this one county well they haven't responded yet which could mean that there are many more wrongly targeted voters who just aren't responding and a study by the miami herald found that hispanic democratic independent minded voters are the most likely to be targeted so this is like a big problem to you because it sure does to me here you have a state which is going to be very very close in november a state which could have a large influence on the overall outcome of the national election and thousands of voters probably the ones who are going to vote for mitt romney they could be disenfranchised it happened in two thousand why couldn't it happen again that is a national scandal if you ask me that is a break freaking deal and yet the mainstream media which pretends to care so much about

clinton gobernador de un pequeÑito estado que tiene una economÍa mÁs pequeÑa que el mismo condado miami dadeunque no vamos tener la reforma migratoria antes de la siguiente administraciÓn, sÍ tiene un mpromiso ahora. >> sÍ reconoce queue una equivocaciÓn no haber cumplido lo que prometiÓ cuando nos pidio el voto. >> si eso no pasa en estados como colorado, como nevada, estados que estÁn en juego o la misma florida va a tener un problema muy grave y ahÍ puede ganar. >> pero coincido con juan josÉ que esos estados de nombrÓ nevada, arizona, virginia van a ser claves y el voto latino es determinante como nunca antes. >> creo que mitt romney no tiene chances de derrotar a barack obama en noviembre, creo que la Única manera en que podrÍa triunfar si la economÍa empeora y mucho y si mujeres y latinos y los jÓvenes no salen a votar. >> en cuÁnto al voto latino creo que de lo que estÁn hablando el voto latino que ada a las urnas o el voto latino que se quede en casa ¿no?. >> porque si la alternativa, si es importante el tema de la reforma migratoria las alternativass serÍan para personas que basen s

now of course in miami/dade alone, over 1200 people did not respond.y didn't respond because they were non-citizens? all of them? who knows. >> peter morici help me out here. it doesn't look like voter fraud is running amuck in florida yeah we have what seems to be an overreaction. could this possibly be political. >> absolutely is political. southern republicans don't want to appreciate how much this is going to hurt mitt romney among swing voters. this makes republicans look terribly bad. this 91 year old veteran could be a poster child. >> good independent analysis there. lizz on the other hand it could help them because they could literally remove more voters. >> they have until june 9th. that's it. your have to respond to this letter by june 9th. and 300-and-some people have said i'm actually staten. and what does the envelope look like? i would be curious to see it because i bet you it looks like junk that you don't want. >> yeah, i hardly read my mail because it's inundated with junk. how about that, you have 90 days and then you have to say the