. >>> and arsis in south florida -- arsis in south florida -- artist in south florida suddenly destroys a million dollar vase. the reason for his bizarre behavior. >>> all right, let's fly you around the bay area today. we are starting out with temperatures on the cool side out along the coastline. mainly in the 50s there. you'll see a lot of clouds all across our skies today. but it's not going to rain just yet. we're going to keep things dry so it should be decent in the mid 60s into parts of the south bay. as high as 64 in san jose and 66 in morgan hill. our friends in the east bay, all enjoying some clouds as well. those will be thickening up throughout the afternoon hours and still the temperatures very mild. 65-degrees in dublin and 62 in hayward and 62 degrees in wall -- 65 degrees in walnut creek. in the north bay the clouds also in the skies and plan on 62 at clear lake and into san francisco today the temperatures up into the 50s and low 60s. >>> and checking traffic we got some flashing lights right now. to the bottom of the screen, they're doing some lane cranes across the g

plants are built. >> indeed, there is a lot of building going on in south florida, most of it is just not for everglades restoration. the map in his office gives me a sense of what is going on. now live on the borders of the national park. andh florida is growing growing. some said the pressure is already higher than from agriculture. everybody wants a piece of paradise and its water. good to see you. >> thank you for making the trip. >> he has been preparing for this day for weeks and the man in the yellow shirt is the star. clyde butcher is a legend among environmentalists. >> enlighten the public -- >> he was a county commissioner here for 24 years but lost the primary election in 2012. his opponent had hundreds of thousands of dollars of campaign dollars at his disposal and big sugar provided a big part and he says the industry wanted to get rid of him because of his dedication to the everglades and he does not mix words. >> somebody like that is a hired organizationsing that are self-serving and they do not have the best interest of the long-term future. >> his experience with th

i drove around south florida. pick out 200 or 300 young men that looked identical to the person seen on that tape. so, any identification made of pablo was truly impossible to be made from that grainy tape. >> pablo -- >> authorities conclude otherwise and he's charged with three counts each of first degree murder. detectives are less certain about alex hernandez's involvement after an associate identifies him not as hernandez, but another member of their social network, 21-year-old seth. >> they showed him the photos. he says that's not aybar and him. he didn't really know my client. he knew him loosely and never really liked him. he puts him into the mix. >> an ex-girlfriend links him to the man in the hat and glasses. >> my thinking at the time is okay, they want to talk to him. i'll turn myself in. i didn't have anything to do with it. i didn't have nothing to run from. >> they see the clothes and the car, do forensic work, dna, fingerprints, anything they could do back then. it turned up to be nothing. >> the

. >> and not a lot of south florida. >> it's tough to run statewide from south florida. >> it is. >>t's still a handicap for those. joy, i'm going to leave it there. >> thanks. >> so glad you had fun with that, as well with me. >> indeed. >> remember, tune in to joy's new show, it's great, the "reid report" right here on msnbc. we're all very excited she has her own hour now. thank you, joy. >>> money matters. what forced organizing for action to fire a fund-raiser and return a $100,000 check? we'll give you the details after the break. >>> first, today's trivia question. how many teams in florida's grapefruit league play their regular season home games in places with neither a democratic nor a republican governor? i know. this is a weird one. hey guys! sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, s

and sitting warm and pretty in south florida. . >> and this weather report has been brought to you by petco. >> i can't believe how nice you are going through the florida. we brought you up here. >> we're all family. we're having fun. >> well said. >>> coming up here on "gma" from superstar to superhero how clint eastwood saved a guy's life at the pebble beach golf tournament. >>> great story. >>> neal pat africa harris spent time at harvard yard do pick up an award. his hilarious performance in "pop news." [announcer]...if you think the best bed for one of you might be a compromise for the other one... [woman]ask me about our tempur-pedic. [announcer] they're sleeping on the newest tempur-pedic bed... the new tempur choice... [man]two people.two remotes. [announcer] firmness settings for the head,legs,and back... and with tempur on top,that famous tempur-pedic comfort comes any way you like it! [woman]ask me about the lumbar button. [man]she's got her side...and i've got my side. [announcer] tempur-pedic.the most highly recommend

the legal teams defending the cuban five full for a change of venue because as we all know the south florida is a stronghold for the cuban exile that didn't happen and the jury found them guilty of all twenty six counts included conspiracy to commit espionage conspiracy to commit murder and acting as agents of a foreign government here in the united states and besides the trial lasted several months the very well surprise was just announced in a few minutes then in december two thousand and one all five members of the group received different sentences for gonzalez the two that already outs got nineteen and fifteen years but don't you get it oh and i'm on it i need life in prison and get out of that and then this received two life sentences to be served consecutively and what has the cuban government's response been over the years this is gone on for you know is so long what's what's their response been to this incarceration. it's been going on since ninety ninety eight and basically the cuban government has always had a different position of very different point of view and what they've alw

of the legal teams defending the cuban five fold for change of venue because as we all know the south florida is a stronghold for the cuban that didn't happen and the jury found them guilty of all twenty six counts including conspiracy to commit espionage conspiracy to commit murder and acted as agents of a foreign government here in the united states. and besides the trial were lost in several months the benedict well surprise was just announced in a few minutes then in december two thousand won all five members of the group received different sentences but not on rene gonzalez the two that already the alps called nineteen and fifteen years and don't you get it all the more i like the noble life in prison. this received two life sentences to be served consecutively the cuban government's response then over the years it has gone on for. he now is so long i was like the swans maintenance incarceration but since been going on since nineteen ninety eight and they basically the cuban government has a mole always had a different position at a very different point of view and will they pull away sa

and specifically here in miami or south florida that many times you know one gets the sensation that this can just get in the way of any possible improvement but as i say it is such a problem and we do try to tendon find you know a turning point that would trigger a change but i don't really think the relations will change due to a single issue it's more a matter of will and of compromise absolutely well ali have time for our tease nicholas o'donovan from our miami studio thank you. and two former guantanamo bay detainees have asked a french judge to subpoena a former prison commander they accuse of overseeing their alleged torture bizarre saussy and morag vigilante are french citizens who were both captured by u.s. authorities in khandahar afghanistan they were held by american authorities and get mo from late two thousand and one to two thousand and four when they were released back to france and a report submitted to the judge of the high court in paris the former detainees allege that major general geoffrey miller carried out a quote authorized and systematic plan of torture and

the positive impact that an amazing teacher can have on a young mind and i am a product of the south florida student. i have an associated arts degree from miami-dade college, a bachelor and masters degree from florida national university in education and as n older adult, i completed a doctorate in education from the university of miami. so i'm grateful for the support i received while i was in school and i was certain i will not be -- i am certain i will not be the same person without that support. sown suring our children have the same access to a comprehensive education has become a top priority of mine. our students deserve the best that we can offer them and that is why i continue to work with strong partners, like alexander montessori school to constantly improve our school system. education is the key to self-empowerment, and teachers, like those at alexander montessori school, are giving our students the tools they need to develop and to excel. teachers have the power to inspire and to open whole new horizons for our youth, setting them up on a positive path with high hopes and expe

fact, support in south florida is growing. 6% of americans nationwide favor closer ties with cuba, the number is even higher in florida and among hispanics, 63% of floridians support changing u.s. policy and 62% say the same thing. two of the pollsters join me now. democratic pollster paul and republ republican pollster glenn. welcome to both of you. glenn, i'll start with you. this has been a republican issue for years, or the cuban vote has been thought of as a republican vote. but in 2012 the cuban vote was split right down the middle. how much is the changing thoughts of cubans on this issue paving the way for this shift overall? >> it's pretty significant. look, attitudes change over time. nothing is static. and i think that's what you see in this survey among hispanics and among floridians about cuba. and among americans. if you look the overall number there's not a big partisan gap. >> not at all. let mae pme put those up. >> there's very few issues where you have such a small partisan gap as what we found here and, agai

south florida is also very proud of you. thank you, mr. speaker, for the time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from washington rise? without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: morse thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to take time to -- mrs. mcmorris rodgers: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to take time to recognize the walla walla valley and. over the past 30 years, the walla walla valley has earned national and international recognition for being one of the best wine regions in the world. just ask gary and nancy figurens who opened lianeti sellers in 1984, when there were just four wineries in the valley. today, within 1,800 acres of green, rolling hills, you will find 130 different wineries. this growth has allowed businesses to expand and the wine tourism to become one of the top industries in our state. our community has rallied around the business owners and now wine-related jobs account for nearly 15% of the total jobs in the area. all of this leads to a $500 million economic impact.

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. >> we tried everything to test the tire iron, but the problem is it's south florida, and it rains alle, the tire iron was on the roof for 2 1/2 months. the sun would have evaporated any dna as well as the water washing it off. >> but since it was so distinctive, as were the wounds on cathy's body, the tire iron was still a valuable piece of evidence. the hexagonal head was placed over photographs of cathy lamb's wounds. >> and you look at the injuries on cathy's face, there's no way anything in the world anything other than this did it. >> jeffrey lamb was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. prosecutors believe jeff wanted out of his marriage. he often told friends that cathy was a poor housekeeper. but apparently jeff was no better. >> he called her dirty and yet his truck was filthy. he had more garbage in his truck than you would throw out in the street. i don't know if you would call him a hypocrite or something, but he didn't live a better lifestyle than his wife. >> the couple separated for a few years, but even after they reconciled, jeff continued to have affairs. c

after nine years of calling south florida home, they were forced to move away. they are now forced to find jobs where they moved to in pennsylvania. they had to pull their little daughter, millie, out of school, and she had to change friends and neighborhood. mr. speaker, this is not right. and while i recognize the gentleman from texas wants to solve this, we have a bipartisan bill that was passed out of the senate. we can pass this out now and then get to working on this problem before we hurt more people, before we force more people to move away from their community, their friends, their loved ones due to these exosh tent insurance rates. exorbitant asons -- insurance rates. for these reasons, i ask my colleagues to defeat the previous bill and bring much-needed relief to policyholders. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields,. the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: mr. speaker, i don't consider commence or the right thing to do $24 billion irresponsibility is once again what the democratic party is pu

. >> well, shock on the university of south florida campus this morni morning.a tern brothers were killed in a head-on fiery crash. this is a video of a white suv speeding down the wrong side. moments later it slammed into the car carrying the fraternity brothers. five people were killed, the driver of the suv and the four members of the sigma bay rowe fraternity. >> they meant a lot to us and our chap tur. >> the fraternity is planning a memorial later on this week. >>> now, a warning this morning from the embassy from guyana. they say they received unconfirmed threats on sunday. they're advising citizens not to fly back home on caribbean airlines through wednesday. the airlines say it has increased security but will continue to fly to the u.s. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, still rocking 50 years later. the remaining members of the beatles come together to mark the watershed moment in america. this is the "cbs morning news." (meow mix jingle) right on cue. it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with wholesome ingredients and irresistible

thanks very much, phil keating in south florida.r producer who had a look where this happened. we were curious about the state rooms and how this sort of thing might have gone down. i guess we looked it up. what do these rooms look like? >> holland america would not tell us what floor -- what deck she was on, but on their website, they have a virtual tour. here's deck four. one of the stwhooets actually has a balcony in it. as you can see outside, you know, they have the chairs and, you know, as you were saying, you know, he was outside, slept on one of those chairs and then later in the night, he broke in and that's went assault took place. >> used a master key to get in the room, you assume over there, came out on the balcony hid there >> hid there waited until she got in there about to go to sleep and that's when he made his attack. >> chris, thanks very much. take this to a lawyer, why don't we? mercedes cohen is with us, fox news contributor of sorts, you taken cruises? >> i have. i'm not sure i'd want to do it after this story

i mentioned the woman i visited in south florida. the reason we have nurses going to their hem, checking if they have ramps and nutrition and ensuring their not depress is, is because we're responsible for their health. we are paid an overall fee for their health, and they're still with is four seven to ten years, so getting back to patrick, it's the big situation and of the tech -- the integration of the technology with a reimbursement system nat motivates people to take responsibility for people's health, not just the information side of that. and to me, what it has done for our organization is transformed our organization to be innovative about being responsible for people's halve. and i think if you change the reimbursement system, you will bring that innovation, is what you were saying before. >> i want to comment on one thing. some of the things you're talking about, patrick in terms of the african nations, couldn't that happen fast center they don't have a system like we have. they don't have to defend the fee for service syst

this is video from inside the south florida police station.ou can see him swaying back and forth during a sobriety test. he was stopped for drag racing and tests reveal he had marijuana and an anti-depressant in his system. he pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and rezigs arrest. >>> now to the story of the power of friendship. two young california boys and their unbreakable bond, one has a rare disease with no cure. his best friend just seven years old is on the case setting out to change the world. steve has the story. >> it is 3:00 a.m. in california and jonah has to be fed. >> it is an tang. -- it is an at wish on anybody. >> the precisely measured cornstarch every few hours through a tube in his stomach. >> this will be good for three hours while he is in school. >> jonas suffers from a rare liver disorder and it means he is always fighting dangerously low blood sugar. >> we hope we don't miss an alarm clock because he could die. his life is in our hands. >> the one scientist who has been racing toward a cure almost ran out of

south florida is particularly vulnerable because medicare is lowest payer in south florida.ses can't afford to keep doors open to take care of medicare patients. >> you say cuts will keep coming and seniors will be affected no. >> if doctors are not arouud they won't get health care. doctors provide care, not insurance plans. >> jason goldman, thank you very much. apologize for coughing. i have a bit of a cold as i stand next to a doctor, gerri. here is the situation we found there is lot more to come, governor, senator marco rubio both believe they have to go it alone just like they did when they took the fight against obamacare all the way to the supreme court. we'll cover a lot more of this tomorrow we'll take a different turn here in miami. we'll be at miami international boat show, gerri tomorrow. i have to say excuse me as i have a cold, hotels because of all flights been canceled because of bad weather in northeast, unfor the lay a lot of crowds they were expecting is not showing up. economy in florida, have issue, gerri. back to you. gerri: thanks for that. great rep

he was the hit of the jail down in south florida. we have ten hours of it.t have ten hours we have looked at it for you and we'll show you how he did on his sobriety test. that's next. >>> nine minutes before the hour. we have just gotten new surveillance video of justin bieber in jail. back in january the biebs spent hours in custody in south florida after cops said they caught him illegal he drag racing a lambo. here he is trying to pass the sobriety test. this is quite a thing. you will see a few stumbles now and then, but they say he was not drunk. they did not release sensitive parts of the video, whoever that means. they do strip searches there. and the judge will decide next week if we get to seeha stuff. here at the fox news desk, we'll pass, thank you. biebs pleaded not guilty for driving under the influence and resisting arrest. don't you wish he were your client, arthur? he has a lot of money. >> it will be 4:00 when you get off the air and get the donuts. me and bartiromo, we can watch it. we can watch it in the precinct, him doing this kind of t

he has been awarded a major league soccer franchise in south florida at a discounted $25 million. there's no guarantee that it will be a success. >> [ singing ] they may be too young to join david beckham's squad. you can't fault their enthusiasm. in a city home to big names in sport, it's an indication of how it has ko.. there's little doubt that beckham will take it further. >> it's growing. parents are interested. i think it's going to be a huge success. david beckham bring all the people, the soccer to the united states. it's great. to miami. >> david beckham's ambitions to lunch his own team were never a secret. part of his contract at l.a. galaxy was an option to buy a franchise at a discounted rate. miami seems the perfect choice - at least on paper. >> if david beckham and investors need a history lesson, they don't need to look too far. that was the home. miami fusion, a team that closed its doors ten years ago, with millions in debt. >> while miami's football record may be blemished. team beckham believe they can cash in on celebrity. some here think it's a gamble. it wi

and we know that it's a melting pot society down here in south florida, there are all sorts of culturese to live and we saw just last year we saw 71,000 plus fans, a record crowd for florida for a soccer match show up to zebra sill and honduras play a friendly match of the soccer fan base is here and hungry for a product just a matter of how competitive the product is. >> at the moment they have no stadium and no investors are you confident that he can raise the cash? he's been rather vague in his plans. >> yeah, he seemed confidents in his -- in the press conference earlier today, and he's got a bill an erin investor who is privately funded guy who says that he will back it. he also has his manager who has apparently a lot of money who is also going to back this. he has said steadfastly that he will fund this privately and that he is something that needs to happen. because they are not going to get public funding for this. because they have already been a fiasco with the miami marlins new stadium which is just a few years old which was 80% publicly funded 600 million plus dollar ventur

protest at the new "perez a mu apparently a south florida artist told police he broke a $1 million vaseerez art museum in miami. he was upset about the museum not displaying work by south florida artists. >>> winter storm that pelted minnesota, illinois and wisconsin with snow is now heading north to the northeast. new york, new jersey and connecticut next in line. things should am up after today -- warm up after today though. meanwhile there's a shortage of salt needed to make snowy roads for drivable. they're used most of it as for air travel the conditions are causing some may and grays this morning. at new york's laguardia airport. if you are heading out, sfo or oakland or san jose, you getter look ahead because it's a mess out there. >> that's right or elizabeth will let us no right? at all times. >>> at all times is right. i can tell you right now the ride on 101 heading into san bruno is great. and in fact there's a lot of areas look pretty quiet still. a live look at richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza which was empty yesterday for the commute during the holiday. still the spe

this is video from inside the south florida police station.an see him swaying back and forth during a sobriety test. he was stopped for drag racing and tests reveal he had marijuana and an anti-depressant in his system. he pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and rezigs arrest. >>> now to the story of the power of friendship. two young california boys and their unbreakable bond, one has a rare disease with no cure. his best friend just seven years old is on the case setting out to change the world. steve has the story. >> it is 3:00 a.m. in california and jonah has to be fed. >> it is an tang. -- it is an at wish on anybody. >> the precisely measured cornstarch every few hours through a tube in his stomach. >> this will be good for three hours while he is in school. >> jonas suffers from a rare liver disorder and it means he is always fighting dangerously low blood sugar. >> we hope we don't miss an alarm clock because he could die. his life is in our hands. >> the one scientist who has been racing toward a cure almost ran out of fund

one hundred kilometers from thomasville in south florida we need to reason adams a mother who we met at a gun show. she is invited us to come and see her gun collection weapons to protect themselves from intruders but not just for about her family is convinced that the world will end on the twenty first december two thousand and twelve. they are part of an apocalyptic movement which has a strong presence in the united states of america i welcome. we didn't necessarily build it so much for the protector fat terror but it's indestructible. in the front wall of solid concrete block filled with porn full of concrete it's if there were to be a need for defense the house is designed for that. in fact to reason her husband live in a bunker with her two sons who are twelve and fourteen years old. you know a lot of it ever happened but if you were ever in a situation or god forbid anything happen to want to go home and they lost control if the economy goes south. then you go to believe that stability have been able to buy food to go i don't necessarily see it all rustling ever happening in th

. >> and the university of south florida is leading the search for bodies on the school property. they've said that they expect to find a total of more than 100 bodies when they're done? >> yes, that's what i understand. and i understand that for the last few days, that they've had cadaver dogs in there from up massachusetts, connecticut, and i was told by a pretty good, reliable source, there's been some hits for the dogs. but that's all i be know at this point. >> and the university has released names hoping for information about boys that went missing. they know very little about these boys, anything tied to their deaths. you said at times if kids tried to escape they would actually send dogs out after them? >> absolutely. the full back for the football team just before we started our football practice had tried to escape. and he ended up with about 200 stitches in his face, arms, chest, and that was from a dog attack after he had tried to get away. i mean, these dogs were brutal. they had dobie and they also had pit bull mixes along with bloodhounds. and the odds of you escapi

rainy today in south florida but dry for the rest of the south and midwest.eat lakes. there will also be snow in the northern rockies. >> it will be in the teens in new england and upstate new york and around freezing in the mid-atlantic states. just 47 in memphis. single digits in upper midwest. 54 in salt lake city and seattle and 80 today in phoenix. >>> germaphobes take note, your iphone case has arrived. a company called biocoat created a case that promises to 12348 eliminate 99.9% of all bacteria from an iphone surface. another added bonus for the obsessive compulsive. anti-microbial technology also helps remove fingerprints. the cases aren't cheap. they cost anywhere from 45 to 57 bucks. i like that idea. i think that's affordable to get rid of all those germs. >> you have one? >> no, but iphones get gross. >> they do. >>> the french car company -- help me out there -- >> peugeot. >> -- announced it will sell the first air-powered car. the car will combine a normal gas engine with new system that runs on compressed air. the company claims the car, whic

if you want warm warment go to the southwest or extreme south florida. highs in the single dig, single digits to low teens, chicago stands well below average, the teens around 20. into the northeast as we head into tuesday and wednesday, teens and 20s for most of these towns are typically well up into the 30s if not the 40s as we're on the doorstep of march it has been a winter to remember. it is not just you, it has been cold and snowy. snow yeast record on record, second colde in minute yap list, third in phillie, and in duluth 59 minds subzero. >> we were tempted to call this the return of the polar vortex that terminology is not correct. >> the polar vortex is always there there in the summer, in the winter it is stronger during the winter and it is circulation. tens of thousands of feet up it never disappeared completely. it's oscillating a little farther south as we head into this week allowing to steer some that really cold arctic air down not united states so it does play a part but it's not visiting ohio or visiting florida, per se. >> jeff: eri

this is video from inside the south florida police station. you can see him swaying back and forth during a sobriety test. he was stopped for drag racing and tests reveal he had marijuana and an anti-depressant in his system. he pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and rezigs arrest. >>> now to the story of the power of friendship. two young california boys and their unbreakable bond, one has a rare disease with no cure. his best friend just seven years old is on the case setting out to change the world. steve has the story. >> it is 3:00 a.m. in california and jonah has to be fed. >> it is an tang. -- it is an at wish on anybody. >> the precisely measured cornstarch every few hours through a tube in his stomach. >> this will be good for three hours while he is in school. >> jonas suffers from a rare liver disorder and it means he is always fighting dangerously low blood sugar. >> we hope we don't miss an alarm clock because he could die. his life is in our hands. >> the one scientist who has been racing toward a cure almost ran out o

for today, we may see showers in south florida so a severe threat like yesterday is over.big story is just the cold air and the rain and snow head for the west coast. but the cold air is what's really going to get your attention since we've been mild lately. get ready. minneapolis, you're freezing along with billings. and the temperatures just plummet. denver goes from 58 today to 32 tomorrow. all over the eastern seaboard that saw temperatures in the 50s and 60s are only going to have highs in the 30s and 20s. the overnight lows will be chilly, too. we will keep it damp and wet in the southeast. we're okay with that, as long as it's not the frozen stuff. >> and that rain delay for the daytona 500. i had a tough choice, the olympics or daytona 500. >> that's tough, especially with dale earnhardt jr. >>> newcomers were no match for the "lego" movie. pulled in $31 million at the box office making it the top movie three weeks in a row. meanwhile disaster film pompeii was obliterated with various puns that bill karins is going to have me say here. ron burgundy is headed back t

on roads there could be slippery conditions in the east and northern rockies and wet roads in south floridaatch out for mud slides and flash flooding in california. >>> and if you're flying airport delays possible in san francisco, los angeles and salt lake city. >>> a new study this morning tying older dads to children with psychiatric problems. >> researchers say kids born to middle-aged men are more likely to develop autism, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. the risk goes up when the dad is 45 or older. the study was the biggest of its kind involving data from 2.5 million people. >>> dozens of doctors and health care advocates are pushing the fda to stop a powerful new painkiller from going to market. the drug called zohydro is five to ten times more potent than a similar pill vicodin. the fda approved it last fall. it goes on the market next month. critics also say it is potent l potentially addictive. >>> well, another look this morning at justin bieber after his dui arrest in miami beach last month. newly released surveillance video shows the 19-year-old taking a sobriety test at th

. >>> talk about an in flight emergency, incredible video from south florida.s guy flying a small plane minding his own business, wham. a bird crashes right through the windshield. the impact sent glass and plastic flying, even knocked the pilot's glasses off his face. luckily he wasn't badly hurt, was able to land the plane with a few cuts. >>> this may seem like a touchy or either ridiculous question, but who should asian women marry if they want smart and successful kids? betty yu finds out one answer is quickly becoming the talk of the bay area. >> reporter: if you go there, you're going to be stereotyping. it makes some people nervous, but amy shaw makes a living talking about touchy subjects. the self-proclaimed tiger mom who set off a firestorm about her extreme parenting in 2011 is back. in a new book the triple package the author and her husband jed rubenfeld have more to say about why certain groups in america are more successful than others. >> our whole book is written to show that's what's propelling success today in these groups and in plenty of i

the tribe was called [inaudible] they are south florida's distinct innin indigenous peopl. >> they areto speak. >> reporter: overseeing the construction i've billion dollars residential and commercial complex. the city of miami requires their presence for certain projects. and other sites have been documented in the vicinity. >> we would like to see some balance between preservation and development. obviously as much of the site preserved and interpreted as feasible. >> reporter: the developer mdm group as offered to preserve and build a knew see up on a corner with 450 post holes forming one circle. but the group wants to continue to build on the remainder of the site. their attorney says considering what they believe archeologists discovered, the offer is more than generous. >> the archeological work that's been announced here is e embarrassing bereft of any fundamental science it's just fiction. >> reporter: this isn't the first battle in miami. in 1998 as developers were building these high rises they found this, it's the foundation of a ceremonial structure. it's been preserved an

i stood in front of the railroad tracks in south florida waiting on a train to come.s i was standing there, i knew that my mother didn't raise me to be in that position, but there i was. and i didn't see any hope of even going any further. and i just wanted to end it all that day. >> nicole, is there a typical scenario of priorities and challenges that people face within the first six months when they are released from prison? >> sure. lisa, the same kind of challenges that any of us would face when we are just getting out on our own, you have to find housing. you have to figure out how you are going to pay the bills. so you have to get a job. you want to do all of the things that you normally do in order to just exercise your normal citizenship rights. you register to vote. all of those things that we all do. but for individuals who were formerly incarcerated, this is so much more difficult because there are many barriers placed in front of them. so many times, institutions, employers, housing agencies want to hold it against them for the mere fact that they have bee

because there's no way to do modern business in particular financial services franking south florida's in there's no way to run to rescind this out waiters and cooks from other countries switzerland is highly dependent on this work force four in ten companies in switzerland including nestle are founded by foreigners last year they created around thirty thousand new jobs politics or between at that no they are against the foibles because they need them i mean we are not stealing the jobs we are just taking the job they don't want to do so that's why i figured so this so this potentially lou i don't understand how this sunday's vote is likely to strain ties with brussels but the fear is that it could have more economic consequences than the country bargained for reporting for r t in switzerland and lucy catherine of. some more news making headlines around the world in turkey right police a fired water cannon and tear gas at hundreds of demonstrators in the stumbles main square the protesters threw stones and firecrackers as they rallied against new legislation they say will tighten gover

. >>> bizarre chain of events after a hit-and-run accident in south florida.a sinkhole swallowing the car of an innocent bystander in lauder hill. they say a driver who hit a woman and took off eventually crashed into a fire hydrant. the buildup of the water caused the cement to buckle causing a sinkhole and sank the car. >> by the time i got outside, the water was just around it, just bubbling around it. and it was really sinking. and sinking even more than -- and now it is really sank. >> a bottle of tequila spotted in the hit-and-run driver's truck, she now faces dui charges. a virginia man trying to rescue his dogs from an icy lake ended up needing to be rescued himself. after fire crews tried and failed to save the man and his dogs, a park helicopter took over. the man was saved and he was treated for hypothermia. the chopper then returned to rescue the two stranded dogs. >>> all right let's take a look at your weather today. some heavy rain along the texas gulf coast. it will turn from showers from florida to the carolinas. snow from wyoming to western k

well, a massive rescue effort for a tiny family pet in south florida. >> a 2-month-old puppy got trappedalling down a sewage pipe just six inches wide. rescuers could hear sugarman, the pomeranian, barking, but they had to excavate the yard and then send down a camera to find him. >> after four hours, they pulled sugarman out safely. he was shivering, soaking wet but otherwise okay. lucky little fellow. >> uh-huh. >>> all right, now to sports not taking place in sochi, anyway. the nba getting back to business tonight after the all-star break. >> and that has left it all to the college guys now. we get the hoops highlights from our guys at espn. >> so you fell asleep on the couch again, did you? well, this is the sports report. >> we got some college basketball to tell you about. roy williams and north carolina taking on florida state, 299 wins for north carolina's head coach. nate britt reversing it. 53 apiece. halfway through the second half north carolina down by 3. britt passes to j.p. tokoto. carolina up by five. under three minutes left in regulation. marcus paige double-teamed find

morning road conditions here at home, rain showers will slicken roads along the gulf coast into south floridaow will make driving tricky across the rockies and rain will make roads slippery from l.a. to portland. >> now, if you're flying, airport delays are possible in san francisco and los angeles. >>> back to the news now. an emotional day in a florida courtroom. a judge deciding whether a retired police officer who shot a fellow moviegoer should be released on bail. >> there were so many witnesses who wanted to talk, the judge put off his decision until tomorrow. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: the 71-year-old retired police captain accused of shooting a man for texting in a movie theater wept in court. >> he has arthritis in his hands. >> reporter: at a bond hearing, curtis reeves cried when his daughter told the court that he's an old man with medical issues and needs to be set free. >> he used to make tables and benches and just all kinds of things. he kept all of his tools because he just knew that his hands would get better, but it hasn't happened. >> reporter: reeves is cha

because there's no way to do modern business in particular financial services franking south florida's in there's no way to run to rescind this out wages and cooks from other countries switzerland is highly dependent on this work force for in ten companies in switzerland including nestle are founded by foreigners last year they created around thirty thousand new jobs for six to between at that no they are against the foibles because they need them i mean we are not stealing the jobs we are just taking the job they don't want to do so that's why i figured so this this put on i don't understand this sunday's vote is likely to strain ties with brussels but the fear is that it could have more economic consequences than the country bargained for reporting fourteen in switzerland and lucy catherine of. take a look now at some other global headlines the evacuation has started dozens of civilians were been trapped in the besieged syrian city of homs for a year and a half buses filled with women and children ferried at least eighty three people from the area after an uneasy cease fire between r

interesting for example a great example to get not drought but of the reverse actually in florida south florida were already feel arise as having really practical implications the city of miami is actually looking at ways to it's going to have to change its water drainage system because as. the sea level rise and the ground see it's actually it's not raining down anymore and so the millions of dollars they're having to spend better system so that's just an example of coming up with infrastructure that is more resilient to the sorts of changes that will make but of course there's a limit to how resilient you can be and so that's why we have to you know worry about the root causes i'm reduced the risk of climate change as well but it develops when you travel in a gondola through the city and you're looking in the top of the window of what used to be the bottom floor of the building that the rest of it's now underwater and i realize that that was you know that was subtle and not so much about climate change but you know this amazingly the city survives you know and continues. we're pretty resilien