twin challenges threatening the future of my home, miami-dade county. the market choice act would make it more likely that our children and grandchildren can live out their years in our paradise, an area marked and blessed with countless natural treasures. on immigration, we forced the house to process and debate comprehensive reform for the first time in nearly a decade while for many using this subject and the many victims of a broken immigration system for political gain is the preference, ours was a solution that would secure the border. reform our asylum laws to prevent abuse. keep families together. and secure a future for two million american dreamers. the young immigrants who went to school with our own children and today are contributing to our economy and to our communities. while the forces of obstruction and cowardice prevailed, this institution grew from the debate and dividends will be reaped in the future. i have no doubt. this issue is also a special one for miami-dade and south florida. it's personal for us. we are a community of immigr

miami dade police say the man in the video is her dad.det.ee cowart/ miami-dade police: "the father sustained his injuries as he was trying to mount the motorcycle to render aid to her thus the motorcycle dragged him on the asphalt street."investigators say it happened around 5:30 wednesday evening when the father parked his motorcycle at a northeast miami-dade home.that's when something alerted the family that something was going on outside.det. lee cowart/ miami-dade police:"once he got outside the residence, he saw his three wheel motorcycle proceeding westbound on the street in front of their house being driven by the three year old daughter."that's when he took off after it trying to get on to stop the bike but was dragged until he fell off too.people who were at or near this gas station on ne 6th avenue and 163rd street coming to the little girl's aid before paramedics arrive and she's rushed to the hospital. the bike coming to a crashing stop at this barrier wall before being flipped over, loaded up and towed away.det. lee cowart/ miam

ella saltó de un balcón, los bomberos siguen investigando las causas del hecho >>> y la policía de miami-dade de vigilancia donde fue reubicado este sujeto acusado por un caso de presunto acoso sexual,, esto fue en este hotel ubicado en la 53 del noroeste tigres en las imágenes como el hombre llega al hotel y se >>> >>> según los investigadora víctima estaba en el hotel escuchó un golpe en la puerta y al abrirla la amenazaron con una cuchilla y luego la agredieron sexualmente >>> era una persona que no es huésped en el hotel >>> la policía dice que se trata de un hombre de la raza negra bajo de estatura >>> al inicio de la semana tuvimos lluvias ligeras >>> así es y para saberse panoramas mantener así empezamos con las compañeras para que nos amplían >>> el área sur de nuestra región mayo temperaturas que se ubican en los 33°, es una humedad bastante alta y el panorama para los próximos días esperamos ese inicio de semana y la posibilidad de precipitaciones enfrenta un frío bastante débil es el norte de la bahía, en una situación muy similar para el fin de semana hay posibilidad de más precip

and for those of you who know miami-dade college very well you know that miami-dade college has an open door we are democracy's college surveilling 106 of 5000 students and truly proud of every single one of our students. each of whom have a story that we are here to validate each and every day that they are with us. all we not our students, faculty and staff are among the hundreds of volunteers at miami book fair every single year along with members of the community, along with many youngsters from our system that i'm sure you have seen in all of the corners, next and crannies of the miami book fair helping, supporting, directing and truly making this event miami book fair professional as it is. many thanks to all our volunteers. [applause] i also want to recognize all day but truly if there's not enough thanks to give to our sponsor. the bachelor foundation, the knight foundation, so many other sponsors that again come together and understand the value of miami book fair and the f value of reading literature and gives up there corporation and organization to support again to our frien

it happened in northwest miami-dade over the weekend...ses say the driver stepped on the wrong pedal. reporter franklin white has video of the moment the crash happened. surveillance video sent to just one station shows the moment an suv came crashing through the window of a northwest miami-dade restaurant.jorge garcia/restaurant employee: "like a bomb. boom!"watch again as the video shows the car slam into the business while customers are eating.the impact even trapping a worker behind the counter.shortly after customers are seen rushing to her rescue. miami-dade fire rescue tells 7- news the driver of this s-u-v drove into building located on northwest 24th street and 27th avenue... leaving multiple people hurt.denis carballo/witness: "when the car entered the business, the impact caused everything in the business to move, including the main counter, coolers, and somehow everyone felt the impact. the crash shocked everyone inside."one victim rushed to jmh with unknown injuries.the driver-- also hurt-- seen here sitting on the curb before

find the dean of the honors college here at miami dade college and i'm delighted to welcome you to the session. first i would like to thank the sponsors the knight foundation, royal caribbean, the bachelor foundation.

we are so delighted to host a game at miami dade college. we ask that you please acknowledge all of our friends please raise your hand for making this possible. [applause] we are also very grateful toer e college and the support of the knight foundation and the bachelor foundation. i'm the dean of the honors college at miami dade college and one of the hundreds of volunteers helping to make this possible so please let's give a teund of applause for all of the volunteers. [applause] this morning's session promises to be a very exciting one. we ask that you please turn off your cell phones at this moment and also the session will go on for about 45 minutes. we will have q-and-a and at the right moment i will appear to and the session. i ask that you transition at the appropriate time the book signing will take place to the right of the elevator. at this time, i have the distinct honor to introduce our extraordinary panelists. first, we have alan dershowitz, one of then most famous and celebrity lawyers in america. he was a professorou at harva

i am the dean of the honors college here at miami dade college and it is an absolute pleasure for us to be here with you today. first we would like to acknowledge the sponsor the knight foundation, caribbean, the bachelor foundation and we'd also like to recognize friends of the fair will you raise your hands and be acknowledged and thank you for all that you do. miami dade college is grateful for the hundreds of volunteers but also participate please join me in thanking them for all of their efforts. [applause] as you know we would be grateful if you could please silence your phones. the panel is just about to start if you could please get settled. i now have the distinct honor and privilege to introduce our very special guest. first we have the national political correspondent. this almost feels like a rock concert. his work has appeared in "the wall street journal," roll call and "the new york times" among others. red and blue the 1990s and the birth of political tribalism is his first book please join me in welcoming steve. [applause] [cheering] he will be joined by carlos, book

[applause] >> miami-dade college is so proud to host miami book fair here at our college that serves over 165,000 students. and talking about, you know, students, faculty and staff. those are among the hundreds of volunteers that make miami book fair happen each and every year. in addition to that, i'd like to recognize the many youngsters from our school system, from our area institutions, as well as others in the community who also volunteer their time to make sure that this book fair is as special as it is every single year. and as you know, miami book fair is actually year round. so many facts, particularly miami book fair's circle of friends. i know many of you are again in the audience here today, to the sponsors, the knight foundation, to the group foundation, the bachelor foundation, ohl north america, and so many other key sponsors that give of their support to make sure our year-round miami book fair and our evenings with and the street fair all take place in a very, very special way. and so, without further ado, let me ask you to turn off your devices as always so we can a

harrison and a truly delighted to welcome each and every one of you here today to miami book fair at miami dade college. what a beautiful day it is in miami. i don't know how many of you have come into town from elsewhere, but can't i see a show of hands of our out-of-towners? that's wonderful. let's give them a warm miami welcome. [applause] this is a season of gratitude, and so it gives me rate pleasure to thank our sponsors, the knight foundation, the group foundation, the boettcher foundation and so many other sponsors without home this miami book fair just would not happen. in addition to that, the many volunteers from miami-dade college, our students, faculty, staff, along with hundreds of other volunteers, those young at heart for my middle and high schools, and those more seasoned adult who give very generously of their time each and every year, and this year is no exception. we have a wonderful program for you this weekend during the street fair, and miami book fair international is year-round. did you know that? yes. and we had so many presentations of authors throughout the year, and

i remember going to a big rally at miami-dade ohio the day after the first debate. the whole experience drew me into politics. he was the first president i had a chance to vote for. president the first to teach me and many of us that in a democracy sometimes, you fall short. that, that isndle just as important as how you win. an old preacher once said -- grace is but glory begun and glory is but grace perfected. begun andut glory glory is but grace perfected. is transcendent in the life of our republic. callrotunda is a trumpet to glory. tributes to the giants all the way up into the sky. grace, grace is different. it is more elemental. it is not larger than life. it is the stuff of life. the connective tissue in a free society. it deepens the well of our common humanity. service,t his life of president bush personified grace. character was his second to none. he reached the heights of power with uncommon human -- humility. he made monumental contributions to freedom with a fundamental decency that resonates across generations. one better harmonized the joy of life

borja: y para hablarnos de esto nos acompaÑa erica benÍtez, vocera del departamento de bomberos de miami-dade no tenemos experiencia si el Árbol está hidratado o no? erika: las agujas de pino se comienzan a prer indicio de que Árbol está seco. recomenlos cab extensiones daÑadas operados. es muy importante tampoco sobrecargar las tomas de corriente y deshacerse de ese arbolito de navidad lo mÁs pronto posible despuÉs de la navidad. borja: si es natural o artificial la recomendaciÓn es nunca dejar conectada la electricidad y dejarlo con las luces puestas o mejor desenchufarlo. erika: lo mÁs importante es que si no estÁs en casa debes desenchufarlo y dejarlo apagado. eso es lo mejor que puede hacer uno para prevenir el incendio. carolina: quÉ tan frecuente es para ustedes recibir llamadas por un incendio que comenzÓ por un Árbol de navidad o luz mal puesta. erika: despuÉs de navidad son de los incendios que se producen con mÁs frpoder decora y dejar una velaen segundos en un incendios completamente su casa. borja: ya saben que si tienen un arbolito deben tener mucho cuidado con la electricidad y

. >> reporter: the music was blaring at this holiday party in miami-dade county, florida. the 40-year-old man had just walked in and sat down to hear karaoke when all of a sudden he slumps down and desperately reaches for the man next to him. the music continues to play and fellow party goers seem to have no idea what happened but quickly realize something is horribly wrong, maybe heart attack but turns out a stray bullet had pierced his chest, he's rushed to the hospital where he later dies. police say the bullet didn't come from anyone at the party, instead detectives think it came from across a lake that boarders the backyard. >> could be somebody cleaned their gun and accidental discharge or somebody could have been shooting up in the air from somewhere else. >> reporter: one neighbor says he's heard random gunshots in the area for years. i no longer even go into my backyard anymore for fear of getting hit he says. tonight his family is pleading for answers wondering why this stray bullet chose him. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> all right. there is more to tell you abo

a domestic dispute in a parking lot nearby triggering a lockdown at miami-dade college in homestead whenale suspect, who was allegedly armed, took off through campus. aerial footage showing authorities with weapons drawn and students being escorted from a building with their hands in the air. no one was hurt. >>> the new headlineheadlineheae kareem hunt. coming days after he was cut by the chiefs after video showing him shoving and kicking a woman in february. public records show the nfl did not ask for the video until it went viral online. >>> an update on a murder case that made national headlines. the colorado department of corrections confirming chris watts has been moved to a new prison out of state. watts was convicted of killing his pregnant wife and two young daughters and hiding their bodies at the oil company where he worked. prison officials are not disclosing the new location for, quote, "safety and security reasons." >>> and a massive ground beef recall is expanding. the usda says the brazilian company jbs is now recalling more than 12 million pounds of ground beef shipped t

partner here and on behalf of our law firm i want to welcome you to the miami book fair hosted by miami-dade college. [applause] it is my honor this afternoon to introduce juan herrera who is a poet, artist and activist son of migrant farmworkers from 2015 through 2017. educated at ucla and has earned his masters of fine arts university of iowa writers workshop. 's numerous poetry include on - - collections include 187 reasons across the border undocumented 1971 through 2007. new and selected poems 2008 and border crosser, 1999. into have written short stories and young adult novels and then imagine and jabberwocky. mister herrera was the first mexican-american poet laureate in the united states of america sharing secrets to turn your wonder at the world around you. mister herrera. [applause] [cheers and applause] . >> we camped waiting for a long time. sorry about that. >> it is a great feeling you are one of my heroes. and with the supreme court justice so let's give another hand. [applause] so just a little while ago. and talking about writing with the amazing programs and it's a beautifu

twin challenges threatening the future of my home, miami-dade county. the market choice act would make it more likely that our children and grandchildren can live out their years in our paradise, an area marked and blessed with countless natural treasures. on immigration, we forced the house to process and debate comprehensive reform for the first time in nearly a decade while for many using this subject and the many victims of a broken immigration system for political gain is the preference, ours was a solution that would secure the border. reform our asylum laws to prevent abuse. keep families together. and secure a future for two million american dreamers. the young immigrants who went to school with our own children and today are contributing to our economy and to our communities. while the forces of obstruction and cowardice prevailed, this institution grew from the debate and dividends will be reaped in the future. i have no doubt. this issue is also a special one for miami-dade and south florida. it's personal for us. we are a community of immigr

we are so delighted to be able to hold this they are again at miami-dade college. we ask that you please acknowledge all of our friends, please raise your hand for helping to make this possible.. >> we are also very grateful for the college y

. ♪ reporter: the music was blairing at this holiday party in miami dade county florida. 40-year-olda had just walked in and sat down to hear some karaoke, which all of a sudden he slumps down andesperately reechds for the man next to him. the music continues to play and fellow party goers seem to have no idea what just happened. theyuily realize something is horribly wrong. maybe a heart attack. it turns out a str bullet had pierced his chest. he is rushed to the hospital where he later dies. police say the bullet came from a home across the lake that borders the backyard. >> could be someone cleaning a their gun bident and it discharged or somebody could have been shooting up in the air super somewhere else. >> reporter: one neighbor says he has heard random gunshots in the area for years. i no longer go into my backyard anymore for fear o getting hit, he says. his family is pleading for answers. wondering why this stray bullet chose him. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> now to a massive storm hitting at the worst time. much of the east coast is facing heavy rain and bumper to bumper

welcome to the 35th book fair i am the dean of the honors college here at miami-dade it is an absolute pleasure to be here with you. first i would like to acknowledge our sponsors including the knight foundation and many other sponsors we also have our friends of the fair. please raise your hand and be acknowledged. [applause] we ask that you please silence your cell phones for the duration of the panel we would also like for you to know the book signing will take place to the right of the elevator. we will do q&a for the last 15 minutes of the session at this time i have the distinct honor to introduce our guest a seasoned republican strategist and infamous negative ad maker is regular column the daily beast is a must-read published in "the washington post" and the hill, the federalist independent journal review also a frequent guest with cnn and msnbc and with friends like these and national networks please join me to welcome rick wilson. [applause] . >> thank you. pleasure. we also have with us a senior at the council of foreign relations a council for "the washington post" in a glo

i hope you're enjoying your day here in the friendly con winds of miami dade college. this is one of our eight campuses we serve the entire county. where 165,000 students and we welcome you to come and learn new things at miami-dade college. and with that, i am going to move to our podcast. we are hosting the slate podcast life here in miami and it will be host did by hannah rosen, an arena love and grace being cauterucci. founder of display when in session. noreen malone is the features editor at new york magazine and kristina cauterucci a staff writer as labor she covers gender politics and culture. a few three would come onstage. [applause] give a big miami welcome. [applause] >> thank you eyes so much for coming. so great to see such a big audience. we are going to do a little intro that will probably repeat the intro that was just done but because of the podcast, our listeners at home will be hearing the intro for the very first time. so hello and welcome to thursday, november 22nd. [applause] i'm kristina cauterucci come a staff writer at the site and host of the

i'm the dean of the honors college and employee of miami-dade college and i join hundreds of volunteers in welcoming you to the book fair. let's give a round of applause to our volunteers. we are very grateful for our sponsors, the night foundation, the bachelor foundation and many others and we would like to give a special shout out to the friends of the fair. please raise your hands so you can be acknowledged. at this time we are going to get ready for our next presenter, michael beschloss. i ask that you please turn off your cell phones. this session will be 45 minutes long. if you're interested in getting signature from the writer the signatures will be to the right. i would like to introduce the presenter who will introduce our speaker, man harrison is an award-winning commercial writer and author of three books on language, smart words, words at work, in addition, the founding editor of leverage or press, a specialty publisher of the most famous words of winston churchill, lincoln, and an absolute pleasure to be here with her. >> michael beschloss is the best-selling author of twe

it's hosted by the miami-dade college. you can go ahead and clap. [cheering and applause] it is my honor this afternoon to introduce juan herrera, poet, performance artist and activist. the son of migrant farmworkers he was the us poet laureate from 2015 until 2017. mr. herrera was educated at ucla and stanford university and earned his masters in fine arts at the university of iowa writers workshop. the numerous portrait collections include 187 reasons that mexicanos can't cross the border undocumented. 1971 through 2007 at half the world new and selected poems in 28 and border cross are without lamborghini dream 1999. in addition to publishing more than one dozen collections of poetry mr. herrera has written short stories, young adult novels in children's literature. his most recent work for young people includes imagine and jabberwocky. in jabberwocky and mr. herrera the first mexican-american poet laureate in the united states of america sharing secrets how to turn your wonder of the world around you into the weird. mr. herrera. [applause] >> th

week after a warrant was taken out for his arrest, police found christopher and brought him to the miami-dadelearned that both his alleged co-conspirator, garrett kopp and fiancee jewel yet driscoll implicated him. >> i showed him certain excerpts out of juliet driscoll's statement. he began to sob, put his head on the table and said i'm [ bleep ]. but did that mean he was guilty? or merely that he understood the police believed he was guilty? >> he made comments like, there is no magical way i can tell you where to go to find the truth. >> reporter: christopher sutton and garrett kopp were charged with first degree murder, possible death penalty case, both pleaded not guilty. and john sutton got busy. he had a mission, two, in fact. one to seek justice no matter what that might mean for his son. and the other, perhaps even more impossible, to simply see again. coming up -- garrett kopp avenue confession should be enough to put him behind bars. but did prosecutors have enough to convict christopher sutton? >> this was a circumstantial case, extremely circumstantial. >> reporter: when "datelin

we are so delighted to be able to hold this they are again at miami-dade college. we ask that you please acknowledge all of our friends, please raise your hand for helping to make this possible.. >> we are also very grateful for the college y and also the support of the knife foundation, oh l northamerica and the bachelor foundation . my name is pascale charlot, dean of the honors college and one of the hundreds of volunteers that are helping us make thispossible so please let's give a round of eeapplause for all the volunteers . >> this morning's session promises to be a very exciting one. we ask that you please turn off your cell phones at this moment. also, the session will go eson for about 45 minutes. we will have to and a and at the right moment i will appear in order to end the session . i ask that you please transition at the appropriate time and the book signing will take place. to the right of the elevator. at this time, i have the distinct honor to introduce our extraordinary panelists. first we have alan dershowitz, one of the most famous and celebrated

also want to recognize miami-dade college and this is where it's at for miami book fair. we are so proud to be democracy's college, open to any and everyone that seeks to better themselves through training and education at our eight campuses. we certainly are making a difference in that regard. thank you so much for being here. we are going to continue with the afternoon program and i hope you have been having a good time so far at the book fair. have you? yes. wonderful. so as always, please turn your devices off. you will have an opportunity for questions and answers at the end. i ask that you approach the mic in the middle, ask your question and then please be seated so we can get as many answered as possible. so please help me to welcome adam gopnik, our featured author here this afternoon. mr. gopnik. as adam comes onstage, let me say that daniel mendlessohn unfortunately cannot be with us today. a little bit about adam. he has been writing for "the new yorker" since 1986. he's a three-time winner of the national magazine award for essays and for criticism, and of th

i am here at miami-dade college with the 35th annual miami book fair. [applause] first thank you to our premier sponsors please waive to acknowledge or support. at this time please silence your cell phone the authors would be available to the right of the elevator it is my distinct pleasure as national security advisor president barack obama from the national security communications public diplomacy and engagement programming. 2007 through 2008 with a senior speechwriter for import policy advisor ben rhodes. [applause] . >> also dan pfeiffer one of barack obama's longest-serving advisors white house director of communications under president obama and senior advisor to the president he is the author of politics in the age of obama. [applause] and finally to be simulcast and then with the cnn crossfire including the obama hate machine. the top 100 reasons to dump trump. [applause] . >> just a few opening comments you can see the titles of our books where the temperature is up a little bit. [laughter] but my book i started and try to make sense of what ha

many other individuals, john and more seasoned, but throughout our community from right here at miami-dade college of our students, faculty and staff, all coming together for the cause of the literacy, the love of reading, and miami book fair. so thank you to all of the volunteers without whom this book fair this week and year round certainly just not be as special as it is also want to recognize the friends of miami book fair. i'm going to ask you to wait and accept our gratitude for the many years of support and collaboration with us. as i said i look out and i see, every time a look out i see someone else that i know, so thank you again for your collaboration. without further ado i like to welcome jack kelly, director of operations for south motors group, and he will do some formal introduction. thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon and welcome. it's an honor to be here supporting this, it's our sixth year and we couldn't be happier to do it. south motors is a long established local brain. brand. it's a family owned brand pickets enjoy the privilege of watching this book fair grove fr

i was speaking about the fact that i remember growing up in richmond height and miami dade, watchingver and my dad, who was a construction worker, who sometimes didn't have construction work to do, so he would sell fruits and vegetables on the street corner. i remember watching them argue between which bills they could pay before something got cut off and waiting for the free clinic to come through the neighborhood before we could have our teeth cleaned. this was not an abstract idea for me and it's not because my parents were lazy. they were working harder than anybody else i knew. they just weren't always earning a wage where they could take care of me and all my siblings and as the fifth of seven kids and the first to graduate from high school and the first to graduate from college, you couldn't tell me that i couldn't do anything that i set my mind to. i believed that. and so, we got into this thing and the one thing i wanted to make for sure, which is that i wanted to recognize myself on election day as the same person when i jumped into this race as the same person coming out o

find the dean of the honors college here at miami dade college and i'm delighted to welcome you to the session. first i would like to thank the sponsors the knight foundation, royal caribbean, the bachelor foundation. also i'd like to acknowledge all the friends of the miami book fair. please raise your hand and be acknowledged and thank you all for your support. [applause] >> we want to recognize the hundreds of volunteers who've given their time this weekend please, let's give them a round of applause. [applause] >> as you know we try to have the sessions uninterrupted, so if you haven't already, please silence your cell phone. also, we will reserve 15 minutes at the end of the session for q-and-a. call to the voice of the latino community and one of the top latinos in the american newsrooms by the huffingtonpost. as a frequent contributor here and now please join me in welcoming anne-marie -- henrique to the stage. [applause] i would like to introduce the honorable shareholder at the firm who advises clients on real estate finance, thinking and working on the general discussion sect