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for nightly business report, i'm diana olick in boca raton, florida. >> this is an interesting angleeal estate, but i'm hearing more and more people saying i wish i had bought some properties during the downturn. >> absolutely. some of those prices came down so far, but it took a brave human being to go in at the depth of the housing crash in those cities like miami, las vegas, riverside county in california. really took some nerve to do it. i didn't do it. >> i didn't either. that's it for us on nightly business report. thanks so much for watching. >> have a great evening. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. ♪) (♪ theme music ) matt elmore: (♪) welcome to imagemakers a weekly showcase featuring the best short films from around the world. stay tuned and enjoy the filmmakers of tomorrow today on imagemakers. imagemakers is made possible in part by a grant from: celebrating the vitality and power of the moving image. and by the: (♪ upbeat music ) (♪) (♪) (♪ piano solo ) (♪)

for nightly business report, i'm diana olick in boca raton, florida. >> this is an interesting angleeal estate, but i'm hearing more and more people saying i wish i had bought some properties during the downturn. >> absolutely. some of those prices came down so far, but it took a brave human being to go in at the depth of the housing crash in those cities like miami, las vegas, riverside county in california. really took some nerve to do it. i didn't do it. >> i didn't either. that's it for us on nightly business report. thanks so much for watching. >> have a great evening. we'll see you back here tomorrow night.

. >> reporter: tristan from boca raton, florida.arted racing go-carts at 13 and then graduated to this at 15. before he was licensed to drive through his neighborhood. >> my mom and may self actually -- racing with professional drivers rather than driving on the regular roads people that had no idea what they were doing. >> reporter: he revs up to about 150 miles per hour around the stretch. at that speed there can be any little distraction can be an injury or death. >> fatal. >> reporter: actually, that can happen at any speed. before the start of the 2012 racing season, a little distraction off the track nearly created a major problem. >> i was with my mom in the car and almost got in an accident because she was facebooking, e-mailing or something. >> almost rear ended somebody. that's when it hit us. he is like mom, put the phone down. >> reporter: tristan and his mom, diane nunez had an idea. to inspire other people, especially young people to put the phone down. by branding his car the don't text and drive car. >> we put it all

george howell is in boca raton, florida, so george, how concerned are people?e a lot of people on the sand, but not in the water. >> i think there is some concern you see that several of the beaches just south of us, deer field beach was closed for about 30 minutes. the sharks are always nearby, just in smaller numbers. right now, we can see a lot of them. thousands of these black tipped sharks migrating north to warmer waters. as these sharks come by, they will shut the beaches down for 30 minutes at a time for the sharks to pass, so keeping a very close eye on things. i want to bring in a marine biologist here. tell me first of all, the nature of the sharks. is this a real danger? >> these sharks pass through these waters about this time every year. through february and march, we see them in large numbers. they're small sharks and they're chasing small bait fish, so not really a concern for swimmers offshore here. >> so, when we see them close down the beaches, is that pretty important to make sure people don't get in there? >> it's a precautionary measure wh

the same day, in boca raton, florida, local activists reacting to news that that won't include an assault weren't pleased. in protest, hung on the trees names of people killed by gun violence. saturday, there was a gun buyback. people turned in more than 2,000 guns, the fifth gun buyback in atlantic city since newtown. same day mayors against illegal guns announces a $12 million ad buy, advocating gun safety legislation to run in 13 states. they support universal background checks, which is supported by nine of ten americans, but people on the beltway but they say can't pass congress. president obama was pushing for gun safety legislation saturday. and saturday, wilmington, north carolina, they have a rally in support of gun safety reform outside a best western. you can see it is a crowd that's small, but inside the best western was an nra fundraiser. the group was pretty deeply focused on getting local media attention to what they were doing outside that fund-raiser which is the point of these things. monday, hundreds of clergy and parishioners from episcopal diocese marched from the whi

. >> reporter: he's tristan nunos from boca raton florida. >> my mom and myself feel safer driving onional drivers than driving on the regular roads where people have no idea what they're doing. >> reporter: he revs up to about 150 miles per hour around this track. at that speed there can be any little distraction can be an injury, could be death. >> fatal. >> reporter: actually that can happen at any speed. before the start of the 2012 racing season a little distraction off the track nearly created a major problem. >> i was with my mom in the car. we almost got in an accident. she was facebooking, distracted. >> we almost rear-ended somebody. it really hit us. he's like, mom, you got to put the phone down. >> so tristan and his mom, diane, had an idea to inspire other people, especially young people, to put the phone down by branding his car the don't text and drive car. >> we put it all over the car, put it on his suit, put it on the website and it just took off. >> you've got the bracelet because when they raise up their hand -- >> with the phone they see it. exactly. it just serve

. >> he's from boca raton, florida.ed racing go-carts at 13 and graduated to this at 15 before he was licensed to drive through his neighborhood. >> my mom and myself actually feel safer driving on a racetrack with professional drivers than driving on the regular roads with people who have no idea what they're doing. >> he revs up to about 150 miles per hour around this track. at that speed there can be any little distraction could be injury or death. >> fatal. >> actually, that can happen at any speed. before the start of the 2012 racing season, a little distraction off the track nearly created a major problem. >> i was with my mom in the car and we almost got in an accident because she was facebooking, e-mailing, whatever, distracted. >> we almost rear ended somebody. that's when it really hit us. he's like, mom, you have to put the phone down. >> so he and his mom had an idea, to inspire other people especially young people to put the phone down by branding his car the don't text and drive car. >> we put it all over

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. >> let's take our next phone call from oka raton, florida. >> good program. thank you for taking my call. i am a member of the press. for two colors tonight kind -- to callers tonight kind of insinuated that she was not a good matter. i believe john quincy was a leading abolitionist and here we are following american history. whether it is the kkk doing their thing in the south today, the john birch society, the tea party now which is 97% caucasian, can we at least give abigail -- throw her a bouquet of roses and say that she might have influenced john quincy in terms of the color of a man's skin should not be placed -- >> john quincy lived with her until he was 11 years old. then he went to europe with john. she did not see him again until he was 17 or 18. so he became a man. >> under the tutelage of his father. >> but she was very influential in the first 11 years. i balk at this tendency to blame the mother every time something goes wrong with the children. circumstances happen. there are genes. there is possibly a genetic disposition to alcoholism in that

boca, raton, florida.estioning her because i saw one girl up there earning $135,000 twice in eight to below different campaigns, and i think that should be illegal -- in two different campaigns, and i think that should be illegal. there could be another person earning that money, or two people that split that herod what is the matter -- split that. what is the matter with you people? are americans that stupid? host: ok, william taking issue with that. would you be equally upset if family members were getting paid less? caller: i would be happy if all of these $130,000 were paid less. host: ok. we will show the numbers again and go over just how much you discovered family members were receiving. guest: we found several examples of relatives earning six-figure salaries over the course of a two year election cycle. it is not as if someone earned $147,000 for one year. it is over the course of a two year election cycle, but, again , it is up to the members of congress to determine how much the campaign will pa

. >> let's take our next phone call from oka raton, florida. >> good program. thank you for taking my call. i am a member of the press. two callers tonight kind of insinuated that she was not a good matter. i believe john quincy was a leading abolitionist and here we are following american history. whether it is the kkk doing their thing in the south today, the john birch society, the tea party now which is 97% caucasian, can we at least give abigail -- throw her a bouquet of roses and say that she might have influenced john quincy in terms of the color of a man's skin should not be placed -- >> john quincy lived with her until he was 11 years old. then he went to europe with john. she did not see him again until he was 17 or 18. so he became a man. >> under the tutelage of his father. >> but she was very influential in the first 11 years. i balk at this tendency to blame the mother every time something goes wrong with the children. circumstances happen. there are genes. there is possibly a genetic disposition to alcoholism in that family. abigail's brother die

michael has been hanging on from overtime, -- boca raton, florida.aller: speaker john boehner was attacking senator john mccain and the republicans in the senate. what was the cause of that and what the -- what will the results be as far as the fiscal cliff is concerned? guest: referring to the issues with regard to the dinner the other night? caller: it was after the dinner. i saw the speaker on abc news. he made an attack on the republican party in the senate, particularly speaker boehner went after senator mccain. i believe it was the speaker who held the senate hostage with his irate debate about the nomination, saying the senate was not getting anything accomplished in many aspects of legislation. host: making a connection to the filibuster this week. guest: we have seen this strategy from speaker boehner over and over lately. politico did a piece about it lately. he is trying to put the onus on the senate to get things done. you back to it before and now it is the senator's turn. he worked it out with the president and we will pick it up from t

that's just what's going on at century village in boca raton, florida, one of the largest retirementcause prices have been so attractive we see a very big influx of the younger retirees and soon to be retirees. people are looking at this in term of their long-term future and they want to take advantage of a low prices now. >> so from the height of the housing boom in 2006 to the bottom in 2011, home prices in boca raton fell 53%. that's according to zillow.com. now they're heading up again. now, while you have to be 55 to live there, you can buy at any age. so, that's why the average age of buyers in the past year has dropped from the mid 70s to the low 60s. while the community offers all kinds of activities during the day, now 10% of residents there work part or full-time, like charlie, age 55. >> i bought an apartment not long ago that was valued at around $75,000 and i picked it up for $20,000. so the value, it comes in the surroundings. it comes with the clubhouse, it comes with the peace of mind that i have someplace. i know that if i need to go there i can go there. >> now, som

mike has been patient from boca raton, florida. he is a democrat. what would you like to say?guest: what do your guests consider the tale but in the dog with speaker boehner -- tail biting the dog with speaker boehner attacking senator mcconnell and other republicans in the senate and what that means? guest: in regard to the issues the other night -- caller: it was after the dinner. the speaker i saw on abc news had made an attack on the republican party in the senate. in particular, speaker boehner went after senator mccain, and i believe it was the speaker had held the senate hostage with his eye rate debate about the nomination, seeing that the senate was not getting anything accomplished in any aspects of legislation, and the house was not doing anything at all. guest: we've seen this strategy from speaker boehner over and over again. he's trying to put the on news on the senate to get things done saying we've acted before, now it's the senate's turn and there has to be some move in the senate. is senate is controlled by democrats which you guys work it out with the presid

boca, raton, florida.aller: i am questioning her ecause i saw one girl up there earning $135,000 twice in eight to below different campaigns, and i think that should be illegal -- in two different campaigns, and i think that should be illegal. here could be another person earning that money, or two people that split that herod hat is the matter -- split that. what is the matter with you people? are americans that stupid? host: ok, william taking issue with that. would you be equally upset if family members were getting paid less? caller: i would be happy if all of these $130,000 were paid less. host: ok. we will show the numbers again and go over just how much you discovered family members were receiving. uest: we found several examples of relatives earning six-figure salaries over the course of a two year election cycle. it is not as if someone earned $147,000 for one year. it is over the course of a two year election cycle, but, again, it is up to the members of congress to determine how much the campaig

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florida coast. now, all of this comes as a recent report reveals the number of unprovoked shark attacks is on the rise. george howell is "outfront" in boca ratonter: thousands of sharks, from the air, they're easy to spot, in the crystal clear waters off florida's treasure coast. lifeguard has had to close several beaches to keep people out of the water, and even at the beaches that weren't closed. >> i want to stay by the shore, definitely. >> people are taking extra precautions. >> it's kind of scary, even with the kids, sharks. we don't come to florida often. >> it happens every year, shark run, and us surfers really know about it, because it's the time of year that we stay out of the water. >> reporter: it's a school of mostly black-tipped reef sharks and spinner sharks is making their way north as the ocean warms for the summer. this stretch along florida east coast is the closest the sharks typically get to the shore. steven cays with the palm beach county ocean rescue says the migration path has lifeguards raising the double red flag a lot more often. is this something for people to be worried about if they're out there on the water rig

florida, we know 14 closures, places like boca raton and hollywood, texas, 14 closures, in californiaa is at the ramona airport. that airport is critical to aircraft fighting those wildfires. we also know that in 1995, two u.s. forest service planes collided mid-air. so earlier today, on "the lead" with jake tapper, san diego county supervisor spoke to us, and she said she's afraid that sort of thing could very well happen again. take a listen. >> this is a foolish, foolish move by the faa and the federal government. and as a great example of how they can't get their budget act together. this is a public safety issue. this puts at risk the citizens. >> all right. wolf, we can also tell you roughly 1,000 air traffic controllers got the news today, that come april 7th, they will be without jobs. we spoke to one, he said he simply does not know what's next for him. wolf? >> the result of the forced spending cuts. renee, out in frederick, maryland. thanks. >>> a scary airport security breach. a man accused of impersonating a pilot sits down in the cockpit of a plane preparing for takeoff.

florida. several beaches have closed because of schools of black tip and spinner sharks spotted off the shores in places like boca rat ratonhigh alert and there is a big appetite for these powerful creatures in the water. did you see that? that is from shark week, a popular event on the discovery channel, a week of programming dedicated to the underwater hunters. andy, you know all about these creature, but, i don't know, maybe we just want to seat individu see the video. the pictures are incredible, but it's also scary to look at. >> i can understand why some people when you hear about a single shark it may raise concern, but hearing about thousands of sharks swarming, the reality is it's really not that scary. this is an annual migration that the black tip and spin are shnes are basically migrating to the south. these sharks are following the temperature gradients and although it might look a bit scary, in reality, they're a bit harmless. >> well, okay. i hear what you're saying. but then you see how many sharks are swimming just offshore when you're in the water. look at that, thousands. so if you see thousands in a sch