carolina: llamar a la policÍa, nos acompaÑa el vocero de la policÍa de miami dade, para que nos digaal en su casa y de repente ve un vÍdeo como ese, quÉ puede hacer? policÍa: niÑos quitan su vida utilizando esta plataforma, lo que debemos hacer es llamar a la policÍa. la segunda cosa es tratar de mirar los detalles en los alrededores porque uno nunca sabe de dÓnde sale el vÍdeo. tambiÉn grabar el nombre de la persona que estÁ transmitiendo para que las autoridades sepan quienes. con su propio telÉfono grabar el vÍdeo porque la persona que lo estÁ transmitiendo en vivo tiene control de cuÁndo apagarlo y borrarlo. rosario: no es el primer caso similar que ocurre trasmitido en redes sociales. mi pregunta es: la policÍa ha pensado en algÚn tipo de policÍa virtual que estÉ pendiente en lo que se carolina: suben a un 32,6% cifras de detenciones de indocumentados en estados unidos. una de las mayores con respecto al aÑo pasado es un notable incremento en el nÚmero de indocumentados sin antecedentes penales. rosario:ice detuvo a 21.000 inmigrantes en su mayorÍa delincuentes convictos, muy po

reportera: pero antes de partir fueron a la oficina del alcalde de miami-dade.ido a nuestros niÑos y jÓvenes. reportera: el vocero del alcalde dijo que no tenÍan cita. >> la prÓxima vez, si nos notifican y si Él estÁ disponible, por supuesto que sale a reunirse con los muchachos. reportera: lucÍa se uniÓ a la caravana con sus cinco hijos. su esposo fue deportado. ventana que sus hijas han contado refugio en las artes. >> estÁn con sus violines. a veces me pongo a llorar. este es mi esfuerzo. ver a mi hija tocando su violÍn... reportera: simultÁneamente, otros inmigrantes piden el fin a las deportaciones. esta caravana maÑana se detendrÁ en georgia y se unirÁn a cientos de jjÓvenes de todo el paÍs. enrique: gracias por ese reporte. ilia, maÑana se espera que el presidente se reÚna con lÍderes empresariales que firman una serie de Órdenes ejecutivas. veremos toda la informaciÓn en la edición nocturna. ilia: en mÁs temas que tienen que ver con inmigraciÓn, el obispo catÓlico aanunció que no permitirÁ que los indocumentados se refugien en sus iglesias. siguen provoc

. >> several brush fires in miami dade county. one fire has burned 4600-acres. officials are cautioning people to stay indoors away from heavy smoke. another fire in the tourist district of orlando. it is now 55% contained. distracted driving violations continue to rise in the state of pennsylvania. men are the worst offenders. that's according to information released by the pennsylvania courts. sigh takesecitations increased e last two years. that includes sending texting or using he mail or wearing headphones. new figures out "tonight show" atlantic city's casino industry is stabilizing after a three year period where five of 12 casinos shut down. the eight casinos saw their profits increase 7% in 2016. the collectively earned profit of $587 million. the biggest profit $245 million. >> people with paralysis took part in a walk athon in south philadelphia 4:00 p.m. today to 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. current and former patients at magee will walk on treadmills. the event raises money for programs for people with injuries to retrain the body to work again. >> what a wo

. >> tambiÉn en el estado de la florida habÍa un condado que se negÓ a hacer de miami dade una ciudadr emanuel ayala frutos de 21 aÑos de edad fue liberado bajo fianza temporalmente. >> el jÓven habÍa sido detenido en su casa en oregÓn hace mÁs de dos semanas. las razones mÉdicas son parte de los argumentos de los abogados. >> por su puesto que es un caso que una vez mÁs llamÓ la atenciÓn nacional, especialmente, porque hace dos o tres aÑos este joven venÍa caminando por la calle de carolina y un trabajador de la construcciÓn le dije un comentario que Él considero racista. en ese momento Él un cuchillo. Él tiene problemas de salud y fue liberado por cuestiones humanitarias y condiciÓn mÉdica. >> son cinco los dreamers que las autoridades migratorias han arrestado a pesar de que el gobierno de trump a dicho que no es una prioridad en este momento. este es uno de esos casos que causa preocupaciÓn por quÉ significarÍa para una persona que lo expulsen a otro lugar. >> tiene seis aÑos y llega este paÍs y es todo lo que conoce. pero, afortunadamente, ya estÁ en su casa por ahora. >> no vamo

saturday in this this upscale florida shopping center miami dade police believe equinox managers 39-year-oldeanine ackerman and a 42-year-old became the targets of the recently fired employee who shot and killed them. wilson then turned the gun on himself. the story made national news. and here in monroeville in new jersey, those who knew south jersey native, jeanine ackerman, were shocked. >> i had to double check at the picture. she definitely looked the same. >> reporter: ackerman, a 2000 graduate of woodstown high school was a star field hockey player and played for michigan state. she later got her masters at florida international university in hospitality. and worked at top hotels in miami, eventual taking a job as general manager at equinox. the ackerman family is well known in the rural community. owning several businesses including the columbus flea market and berlin farmers market. those who knew ackerman said she was a hard worker, beautiful, kind. >> nice girl, friendly girl. always nice to everybody. beautiful smile. >> reporter: and equinox gym releasing a statement about acker

. >> but in florida's heavily immigrant miami dade, immigrants were so worried about losing funds that they were willing to fully cooperate with federal authorities rather than risk the federal money. on twitter, the president promised to follow all the way to the supreme court, he also said he would fight at the supreme court. which has blocked two of his other federal orders. >> threat caused by north the president has not ruled out force, and david martin is following this. >> reporter: senators were bused to the white house for a closed- door briefing by the president's top national security advisers with a cameo appearance by the commander-in-chief himself. senator chris coons is a democrat from delaware. >> it was a sobering briefing in which it was clear just how much thought and planning is going into preparing military options if called for and a diplomatic strategy that strikes me as clear-eyed. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: in open testimony before congress, admiral harry harris, head of the pacific command, laid out the stakes involved in north korea's nuclear weapons pro

a miami-dade judge recently ordered not only does trump doral have to pay the paint in full, but also nine times that bill for enriques' legal fees. total judgment, more than $300,000. a lawyer representing trump doral tells nbc news they will not appeal. why did you take on donald trump? >> what's right is right, what's wrong is wr years of angst -- who did you vote for? >> business is business. politics is politics. >> reporter: yes, he voted for trump. >> i know it's hard to believe, but it's the truth. i voted for donald trump. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> in the west tonight, late word that a couple is under arrest after a manhunt in connection with a deadly shooting spree near los angeles. at least one person was killed, three others injured, and the victims may have been targeted at random. nbc's steve patterson has the latest. [ sirens ] >> i got two victims. i got one gunshot victim, one shot to the left side. >> reporter: tonight, an alleged killer couple accused of being at the heart of a one-day wave of terror in the streets of los angeles. >> window sh

. >>> there are 110 active fires covering 120,000 acres from georgia to miami dade county. on tuesday, the governor declared a state of emergency which remains in effect. their teangs is focused -- their attention is focus the on two fires in central florida. >>> dramatic video, cincinnati, ohio was hit with severe thunderstorms rain and hail. floodwaters reached over 6 feet high. ohio got almost 3 inches of rain and windy gusts up to 40 miles per hour. meteorologists warned about the storm in southeastern ohio and indiana and kentucky. >> maribel aber is live at the nasdaq with the market watch report. hi maribel. >> delta customers have a bigger incentive to give up their seats. supervise can offer up to ten thousand dollars to giving up their seats. they were only ain't to offer up 1,350. gate agents can offer more. stock fell thursday despite strong earnings from finance. reports on weekly jobless claims are due out this week. apple ipad owners could have their apple upgraded to air ii. minor service issues won't warrant the switch. it's available at apple stores and au

. >> reporter: posing as a cop in cuffs, miami dade police say this guy got caught attempting to pullr one of their own >> detectives working overnight in off duty in full uniform driving his unmarked vehicle. when all of a sudden, a green crown victoria get behind them. >> reporter: 46-year-old marcos was behind the wheel of that crown victoria and turned on his police blue lights and sirens, he believed it was an officer performing a traffic stop: pulled over quickly realized something wasn't right >> he gets out his vehicle in full uniform, he approaches and realizing this guy does not look like a cop. he they can say this gentleman into custody >> officer martin calls in for backup, officers find a police blue light and an h and k bbgun replica in his car. >> it could clearly be mistaken for a real gun. >> his tells news he hasn't been shy with walking around the neighborhood with what looks like a gun in a holster. >> during question pocheco confessed to doing this before, >> he's done this in the past and doesn't like when people are texting or speeding. what happens when he att

delivers groceries, meals and nutritional education to men, women and children living with hiv-aids in miami-dade county. since 1987, its staff and volunteers have provided 1.5 million meals and groceries as well as other crucial services such as free screening for sexually transmitted diseases, free medical and dental care, access to health and nutrition specialists and so much more, mr. speaker. and care resources is improving the health and quality of life of our die verse south florida community, especially those impacted by hiv-aids by providing essential health services such as pediatric and dental care, immunizations, h.i.v. primary care and more. it is because of the work and commitment of organizations like these that aids is no longer a death sentence and patients can live long and fulfilling lives. so, again, mr. speaker, i invite everyone in south florida to come out to the 2017 aids walk miami and help celebrate our great success against this disease and the great progress that we have achieved for the thousands living with hiv-aids in south florida and to reaffirm our strong commitm

we thank our volunteers, we thank the staff of the book fair and super big thanks to miami-dade college. [applause] okay, thanks so all. [applause] we have a big crowd, so let me start by introducing our author's introducer. she has been, talk about good examples, a friend of the miami book fair since the very first year. how many of you are founding book fair friends? anybody else been around as long as marcia? a few. okay, good. anyway, she is an alumni of barnard college and the university of miami school of law. she supports many cultural institutions in town but she >> she supports many cultural institutes but she says she is most of other a most passionate about the book fair.ri she says the popularity of the book fair says more about the intellectual climate of miami than any other event. i think we will agree with her. please welcome marcia dunn who will introduce our next conversationalist.you. thank you. [applause]e >> and first going to introduce lee haber who is going to be the questioner. lee is the book editor for o, the oprah magazine. as we know, oprah selected the under

marlins and guess what, jeb bush will actually be the first miami marlins owner to actually call miami dadee before buying the team. so, as governor bush might say, please clap and here's to a good local group hopefully we'll figure out the puzzle that is marlins baseball and the capital of the latin america. that's all we have for tonight. we'll be back tomorrow with more mtp daily. for the record with greta starts right now. go ahead, greta. >> thanks, chuck. president trump wrote the art of the deal, but can he get one deal done in washington? well, so far the answer is no. his new effort hot off the press on taxes. >> this is going to be the biggest tax cut and the largest tax reform in the history of our country. >> we have a once in a generation opportunity to do something really big. president trump has made tax reform a priority and we have a republican congress that wants to get it done. >> the biggest tax cut in the history of our country is outlined on this. one piece of pap,

miami dade police say the fake cop used a blue light in his car to pull over the real officer.s on duty and riding in an unmarked vehicle. but once the fake cop got out of his car, the real officer quickly realized the other guy was a fraud. so the fake cop who was arrested right away by the way said the reason he pulse people over is because he doesn't like to see people texting and driving. see if that holds up in court. >> yeah. >>> in florida, one man tries to escape cops in a very unique w way. >> yeah end the up making things much worse for himself. this is how authorities found larry pull yo. this was yesterday. they were at his house in tampa to pick him up on warrants for violating probation which included an old heroin charge. rather than surrender, he hid in an air-conditioning duct. officers say it took them more than an hour to finally get him out. when they did he was blue and suffering from hypothermia. >> we cut a hole and we found a hand sticking out of the hole and then immediately the guy started begging to us get him out of the duct work because he was freez

but particularly in florida because we have a high number of uninsured individuals, especially in miami-dade and counties. part of that has gone down since the affordable care act care act was passed. expandede have not medicaid and people can still not access the care they need -- i think it is particularly troubling. very, very appreciated if efforts.ative deutch's when we see a group of men deciding behind closed doors what to include in the bill, like taking away birth control to prevent unintended pregnancies and going back to when being a woman was a pre-existing condition is troubling. two months ago we saw the biggest marches in this country that we have seen in decades. in tallahassee we had 1400 people in the streets. who was a part of those marches? [applause] we need to continue that work, because we will not go back to accessople did not have to coverage, when being a woman was a pre-existing condition. we know we can make it better, and i am really happy to be here with you and your strong voices. [applause] >> we will open it to the floor. if you have a question, raise your ha

marlins owner to actually call miami dade county home before buying the team. so, as governor bush might say, please clap and here's to a good local group hopefully we'll figure out the puzzle that is marlins baseball and the capital of the latin america. that's all we have for tonight. we'll be back tomorrow with more mtp daily. for the record with greta starts right now. go ahead, greta. >> thanks, chuck. president trump wrote the art of the deal, but can he get one deal done in washington? well, so far the answer is no. his new effort hot off the press on taxes. >> this is going to be the biggest tax cut and the largest tax reform in the history of our country. >> we have a once in a generation opportunity to do something really big. president trump has made tax reform a priority and we have a republican congress that wants to get it done. >> the biggest tax cut in the history of our country is outlined on this. one piece of paper, that's this. here's what it does. cuts the corporate tax rate, cuts taxes for individuals. in fact, according to trump, everyone

into a haven for nearly 7,000 south floridians, including my constituent, senator marco rubio, and miami-dade county commissioner and former west miami mayor, who are proud to call west miami home. while the city itself is less than one square mile, through tremendous growth that has graced west miami in the past 70 years has led to the creation of some of the finest public parks and summer camps in our state. to celebrate its founding, local officials, businesses, residents and their families will gather together on saturday, april 8, at cooper park in celebration of this incredible milestone. i am honored to represent the city of west miami and i thank all who have dedicated countless hours to making this corner of south florida special for all of us to enjoy. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? the gentleman from illinois, i'm so sorry, sir. without objection, the gentleman the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to speak in honor of equal payday, which is

in a university school of tourism there are chinese students studying there as there are here in miami-dadechool of hospitality -- hospitality. cuba is the second-largest trading partner after venezuela which is fading fast the second-largest trading partner is china. the chinese military government tourism and hospitality company has produced a promotional video with chinese subtitles showing chinese people staying in four and five-star hotels who are up very interested in the chinese market. why is this important discussion here today? it's uncertain from u.s. policy with the future of american tourism and hospital -- hospitality and investment will be in cuba. i'm just bringing up the possibility that if there is a vacuum they will be the chinese tourism influence that goes into that vacuum in cuba. one other type of tourism that you did mention is the christians. khrushchev's are the easiest types of tours and to take into cuba and i looked on today's listing on cruises going to cuba , i see six different cruise lines scheduling cruise ships going to cuba. i think 19 ports, not reports

particularly in florida, because we do have a high number of uninsured individuals particularly in miami-dade and broward county, two of the county that is have the highest number of uninsured. it has gone down since the affordable care act was passed but because we haven't expanded medicaid and because people still can't access the care that they need. i think it is also particularly troubling and i am very, very appreciative of representative deutch's efforts. when we see a group of men who are collaborating and deciding behind closed doors what to include, things like stripping maternity coverage and taking away access to birth control to prevent unintended pregnancies and going back to the days when being a woman as way pre-existing condition. that's particularly troubling, in light of the fact that two months ago we saw the biggest marches and rallies in this country we have seen in decades. i was a part of the women's march in tallahassee when we had 4,000 women marching in the streets. we need to continue that work. congress needs to keep hearing from us. we will not go back to the day

>> one was at miami dade college i was a young kid that had no idea about th of what the futurd bringand myself and a couplet' others said let's put on a bookk fair and basic grade so we did. miami at the time of sufferingti in the early '80s. "time" magazine had a story that said what it wanted to do is shed some light on miami set together a whole community came together as a very diverse community and it still is. we decided to cater to the diversity of miami. >> what is it like today? 's >> today it's become a vibrant city with so many different commune of these are so similar to one another but tied together by its diversity. it revels in its diversity and what is now happening which i am loving seeing is the cultural community is becoming much more sophisticated. we have incredible writers that live here. the movie moonlight was in original more or less and so there's a lot happening here that was not happening when i was a kid growing up in miami beach in the 60s and 70s. >> what about the festival? >> it started out back almost 34 years ago and we have nowrs probably close to

we have led on sea level rise proposals with the miami-dade county sea level rise task force and the southeast florida regional climate change compact. mr. speaker, i ask that we put partisan politics aside and tackle the inevitable threatt of climate change. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the san diego building and construction trades council and international brotherhood of electrical workers and applaud the leadership of their business manager, a proud marine. yesterday these patriots stood up for something much larger than themselves when they resisted the trump administration's contempt for workers rights, misogyny, racism, and slamphobia. it is the best tradition of organized labor to stand for other's rights and the assist tell that trie

the been burning all the way down to miami-dade county. state of emergency remains in a fleck for florida. amazon may be interested. considering it as an acquisition target. it has given up on an initial public offering because the great concern over the retail sector they had 213 warehouse clubs. they head about $200 million per year from membership fees. all right. moving on. disney releasing a new video about the star wars theme park. one of the things i'm most excited about is inviting our guests into that star wars experience. star wars land is still scheduled to open at disneyland in california and disney's hollywood studios in 2019. please maria can i go for the show. whether it is steam -- park or the films you will see a huge story around the about the success of the park. people are crazy about it. cheryl you have to toss out your trip to cuba. talk about a giant infrastructure project for american companies they could use an american touch on that. encourage everybody to check it out. the people are very friendly and very happy

steve: someone once upon a time a police officer former miami-dade circuit judge alex ferrer.n: do you. >> absolutely. ainsley: partying right now. >> they probably would have been more cooperative and amicable about turning the music down after he danced with them. steve: worked out well. brian: they eventually would turn the music down i assume. steve: let's talk about something we have been talking about the last few days a state lawmaker down in texas. she is squarely behind sanctuary cities. she doesn't like anything that would infringe on it. there she is right there. victoria neave. she has gone or four day grueling hunger strike. listen to her yesterday. >> i feel fine. i feel healthy. our hope is that other individuals join us in the fast amazed how many are joining in the fast that individuals will pray. steve: there she is two days into the four-day strike. >> it has a beginning and end already set. brian: i admire her commitment. >> not exactly gandhi. i don't mean to call it a hunger strike if it doesn't qualify as a diet. she has missed a meal. really committed t

miami. we have another campus in west dade. the center that i direct is one of the institutes and programs or centers at the steven j. green school of public and international affairs, again at florida international university. we're just absolutely delighted to be hosting or co-hosting this event. i want to thank our dean here, the dean of the chaplin school of hospitality and tourism management, mike hampton. thank you, dean, for supporting this. and this is a great event to have here on your campus, right? also i want to thank another co-host, the cuban research institute. the director is here with us today and will be joining the panel in a second. a little bit about why we're here and how we got here. last year, the brookings institution, and specifically the foreign policy team and group, and ted picone in the latin american initiative team, reached out to me to see if we were interested in co-sponsoring a study, a study on, as you all know, one of the more dynamic industries or sectors of the cuban economy. and all this

miami. we have another campus, where the center is located in west dade. the center that i direct is one of the institutes and programs or centers at the stephen j j green school of public and international affairs, again at florida international university. we are just absolutely delighted to be hosting or cohosting these events. i want to thank our dean, the

miami. we have another campus where the center is located in west dade. the center that i direct is one of the institutes and programs or centers at the steven j green school of international affairs and university. we are absolutely delighted to be hosting or cohosting this event. i want to thank the dean of the chaplain school of hospitality and tourism management, my campton. thank you for supporting this and this is a great event to have here on your campus. i want to thank another cohost, the cuban research institute, the director is here with us today and will be joining the panel in a second. a little bit about why we are here and how we got here. last year, the brookings institution and specifically the form policy team and group and ted picone and the latin america initiative team reached out to me to see if we were interested in cosponsoring a study, a study as you all know, one of the more dynamic industries or sectors of the cuban economy, and all of this within the context of december 17, the many different changes that have occurred between

dollars.o live h >> every group that comes as their own foreign policy miami does have a for policy and it has opened the relationships or dade county politics is where you stand on cuba which isn't true as other cities the thinking about sewers. >> not so much lately. i don't put years on the bumper stickers mostly tutsi with cash contributions but that does have policies and to repeal or replace?ent at h the highest priority would ott the medical profession to do it other than the way they are doing that now. when they say that looks >>od from here. and immigration? but president trump's issue how will he pay for the wall? with the florida department of transportation then nobody will ever get through again. >> host: you write social security problems in the intergenerational is worthless. social security problem n number two there are too many.h. >>. >> i am now in old person. and there would be a lot of problems ended is payback for hip-hop. [laughter] spinet you have a part of donald trump. >> read his entire book of something about getting trch. and lot of blood points. there were a lot of specifics that isn't a tip. th

miami does have a foreign policy and has for many, many years. it's kind of lesson alone but now that we've open a relationship with cuba, but that's still a pretty big issue in dade county politics is where you stand on cuba. which is doctor, i think in most cities because cities are thank you susan stuff. we're not. we thinking about cuba. >> host: comedy times did you run for president transfer it's hard to keep track. it used to be considered a joke but not so much. [laughter] >> guest: not so much lately. i pretty much always running. i do but years on the bumper stickers, just to save money. my campaign, candace and most we consists of accepting cash contributions. not that that's different from other candidates, but i do have policies on some issues. glad to show my policies with you if you would like. >> host: go-ahead. >> guest: health care. a lot of discussion about obamacare, to repeal or replace? if i were present at highest priority would be get the medical profession to find a way to get to the prostate client other than the way they're getting to it now. [laughter] but i like to proceed with a doctor which chemically five yards away and says and loo