he is part of the league of united latin american citizens. and from door knocking to mock caucus trainings, this year they're doing everything they can to get latinos to caucus. >> people understand the importance of voting but may not know how to vote or know the >> reporter: latinos make up just 6% of the total population here, but lulac estimates that accounts for about 70,000 potential caucusgoers, and that's a high number given that last cycle just 90,000 voters participated in the republican caucuses. >> we are unknown commodity here in iowa. >> reporter: it's a nonpartisan effort. lulac says their only goal is to get out the vote and make sure they understand how the caucus process works. many of the first-time voters here, for inst anyone in their families to show them the ropes. >> it's not like something they're used to. she doesn't know that much english sometimes. sometimes that's a barrier. she doesn't want to the go to these events and feel weird or uncomfortable or left out. >> reporter: and while some campaigns are trying -- [

." - veronica fowler - aclu of iowa joe enriquez henry, with the league of united latin american citizens, agrees with the a-c-l-u. 15:16:30 "because we have many people here coming from other countries who are becoming citizens, who then want to register to vote. so they're not going to have these additional henry - national vp - midwest region, lulac henry's group is in the midst of a campaign to get 10-thousand iowa latinos to turn out on caucus night... they want even more to participate in the general election next november. for that reason, he says his group has a vested interest in seeing this system improved. 15:17:54 "it brings up questions about why is it being made more difficult? it's another form of suppressing the vote. if we don't have the same access online as people do when they walk into the office." - joe enriquez henry - national vp - midwest region, lulac a legislative solution creating a parallel path online for non-i.d.-holding iowans to sign up passed in the senate last session... but stalling in the house, these groups say their focus in 20-16 is to see that bill

the league of united latin american citizens is caucus training in des moines. the goal is to get over ten- thousand registered latino voters to participate. volunteers have been going door- to-door to reach out to the latino community and encourage voting. national vice president for lulac of the midwest region, "if you've gone to a caucus before, this time be prepared, you're going to see many young latinos participate in the caucus process. discussing the issues that are important: jobs, health care, education, and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. " lulac is looking forward to sharing their efforts with their community tim: ten days before the iowa caucuses donald trump is surging in the polls, and bernie sanders threatens an upset in both iowa and new hampshire. abc's marci gonzalez is following the latest from the campaign trail. " " suggesesd intro: ten days before the iowa caucuses donald trump is surging in the polls, and bernie sanders threatens an ups in both iowa and new hampshire. abc's marci gonzalez is following the latest from the ca

the league of united latin american citizens, is conducting training for caucuses. to have more than 10 thousand voters get to precincts for the iowa caucuses. joe enriquez henry, national vice president for lulac of the midwest region, "if you've gone to a caucus beforerethis time be prprared, you're going to see many young latitis participate e the caucus process. discussinghe issues that are important: jobs, health care, education, and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. " volunteers have been knocking on doors reaching out to the latino community for the past few months encoraging everyone to get out and caucus.. tim: it's now a little easier to find sioux city's launchpad children's museum. workers hoisted up the museum's new sign this afternoon.... it's one of the finishing touches for the museum thats set to open next month. staffers tell us the museum is designed to be a fun place for youngsters to learn and features regionally themed attractions. the grand opening of the launchpad children's museum is set for february 11th. tim: despite a warm st

the league of united latin american citizen.. or lulac will begin speaking with students during government class tomorrow. the organization says it will educate high school seniors about the caucuses. lulac organized a protest against donald trump in september. they oppose his proposal to build a wall along the u-s-mexico border. lulac also supports legislation that includes a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants already in the u-s. syrian refugees were the focus today in the u-s senate... should they face additional screening measures... the idea was already approved in the house.. and today the senate got its turn... the vote.. and what it would mean for regugees right after the break. and a new effort to help iowa veterans... coming up... how a metro man hopes to get veterans to open up about their struggle with mental illness... and when his new center will open its doors. and make room in the trophy case.... in sports... the new honor to go along with zach johnson's green majority leader it's difficult war-torn country

the league of united latin american citizens council is helping with the event in iowa city. you can go to the center for worker justice at 6 o'clock to learn abt how the caucuses work and how to be involved. the johnson county board of supervisors has a new member this morning. in a special election, democrat lisa green- uglass received more than 2-thousand votes yesterday. she is a spspnish- language trainer and lives in north liberty. her opponent, north liberty city council member chris hoffman, got more than 12- hundred votes. the county auditor says voter turnout was lower than normal - at nearly 4 percent. two sisters are dead this morning - they were trapped in a house fire. 12-year old lena bartels and 15-yeaeaold trinity bartels of wauzeka, wisconsin were the only ones home at the time. a man driving by the house called 9-1-1 just before midnight monday night. he stopp and tried to taken over the house. fire crews found the girls inside once the flames were out. the crawford county sheriff's office says this is a devastating loss for the commun]ty. "this is a very s

he is part of the league of united latin american pen citizens and from door knocking to mock caucusing, this year they're doing everything they can to get latinos to caucus. >> people understand the importance of voting but may not know how the to vote or know the caucus process. >> reporter: latinas make up just 6% of the total population here but he estimates that accounts for about 70,000 potential caucusgoers and that's a high number given that last cycle just 90,000 voter participated in the republican caucuses. >> we are unknown commodity here in iowa. >> reporter: it's a nonpartisan effort. he says their only goal is to get out the vote and make sure they understand how the caucus process works. many of the first time oop voters here don't have anyone in their families to show them the ropes. >> it's not like something they're used to. she doesn't know that much english sometimes. sometimes that's a barrier. she doesn't want to the go to these events and feel weird or left out. >> reporter: and while some campaigns are trying -- [ speaking foreign language ] he says those tha

the league of united latin american citizens or lulac will be training first- time caucus goers this weekend. here's a line-up of the events. tomorrow at representatives sanders, clinton, campaigns will answer questions about their candidates. sunday, lulac caucus training and monday, lulac will host its caucus watch party in des moines. stephanie: we have new involving a therapeutic boarding school student. jack: searches happened montrose. allegations of sex abuse were made by a former midwest academy student against a current staff member. investigators also searched the midwest treatment center in montrose. d-h-s has now done 28 assessments at midwest academy. no charges have been filed or arrests made. the f-b-i is also doing a separate investigation. stephanie: an illionois man robbed a fort dodge bank...but he didnt get very far...-- this morning the man walked into great western bank and asked for cash. police tracked him down to an him for a short while. juan flores- he was taken and charged with second degree robbery and interference causing bodily injury. jack/ots: there w

the league of united latin american citizens, or lulac, is caucus training in des moines. the goal is to get over ten- thousand registered latino voters to participate. volunteers have been going door-to-door to reach out to the latino community to encourage people prepare...and vote. joe enriquez henry, national vice president for lulac of the midwest region, "if you've gone to a caucus before, this time be prepared, you're going to see many young latinos participate in the caucus process. discussing the issues that are important: jobs, health care, education, and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. " stephanie: both republicans and democrats attended tonight's meeting. it was urged to the voters to get to the caucus early on february first. jack: takin' home the gold. the best maintenance workers in iowa gathered in the metro for the olympics of their trade. racing against the clock, competitors have to install water heaters, faucets and ice photographer ryan davidson takes us behind the maintenance magic. the greater iowa apartment association is partnering w

the league of united latin american citizens, or lulac, is caucus training in des moines. the goal is to get over ten- thousand registered latino voters to participate. volunteers have been going door-to-door to reach out to the latino community and encourage voting. joe enriquez henry, national vice president for lulac of the midwest region, "if you've gone to a caucus before, this time be prepared, you're going to see many young latinos participate in the caucus process. discussing the issues that are important: jobs, health care, education, and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. " amanda: about lulac's efforts in the week... henry will be iowa thursday the 28th. amanda: meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam weather adlib: yesterday was the warmest day we've seen in more than a week with a balmy high of 28 degrees. today we are going to be a bit a weak cold front that state overnight. very through northern dusting to a few flurries, but accumulations should be extremely low. highs today will be in the mid 20s under norther

the league of united latin american citizens, or lulac, is caucus training in des moines. the goal is to get over ten- thousand registered latino voters to participate. volunteers have door-to-door to reach out to the latino community and encourage voting. joe enriquez henry, national vice president for lulac of the midwest region, "if you've gone to a caucus before, this time be prepared, you're going to see many young latinos participate in the caucus process. discussing the issues that are important: jobs, health care, education, and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. " elias: we'll here more about lulac's efforts in the community next week... henry will be joining here on good morning iowa thursday the 28th. elias: we have more good morning iowa coming up right after the break... but first here's what's coming up on "good morning america." "good morning america elias: for "local 5 at the movies." for "local 5 at the movies." elias: first up...robert de niro and zac efron head to florida for spring break in "dirty grandpa." efron plays an uptight lawyer one

the league of united latin american citizens, or lulac, is caucus training in des moines. the goal is to get over ten- thousand registered latino voters to participate. volunteers have been going door-to-door to reach out to the latino community and encourage voting. joe enriquez henry, national vice president for lulac of the caucus before, this time be prepared, you're going to see many young latinos participate in the caucus process. discussing the issues that are important: jobs, health care, education, and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. " elias: we'll here more about lulac's efforts in the community next week... henry will be joining here on good morning iowa thursday the 28th. elias: we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's kendis gibson and reena ninan with america's money. america's money child seat recall- britax child safety is recalling more tha >>> good morning. topping "america's money" -- a huge car seat recall. >> recalling more than 71,000 infant car seitz because the handles can break. through october 2014 and july

the league of united latin american citizens of iowa also known as lulac is hosting a training session for their goal is to recruit and train 10 thousand latinos to turn out on caucus night. the training event starts at 2-30 this afternoon at grandview university the meeting will also allow college students to discuss issues that are important to them with representatives from the presidential campaigns. with her husband busy on the presidential campaign trail, janet huckabee did a little campaigning of her own in iowa. the former first lady of arkansas attended saturday's "march for life" rally at the state capitol. huckabee says she and her husband are 100 - percent pro life. the annual event is aimed at educating others on the negative effects of abortion and to encourage other options, like adoption. organizers say having the support of the huckabees -- helps their cause. 002405 - she came to the march, she attended and walked the march with us and that is a huge affirmation to us that we are moving in the right direction, that the midwest somewhere and we are starting and we are g

." - veronica fowler - aclu of iowa joe enriquez henry, with the league of united latin american citizens, agrees with the a-c-l-u. 15:16:30 "because we have many people here coming from other countries who are becoming citizens, who then want to register to vote. so they're not going to have these additional requirements." - joe enriquez henry - national vp - midwest region, lulac henry's group is in the midst of a campaign to get 10-thousand iowa latinos to turn out on caucus night... they want even more to participate in the general election next november. for that reason, he says his group has a vested interest in seeing this system improved. 15:17:54 "it brings up questions about why is it being made more difficult? it's another form of suppressing the vote. if we don't have the same access online as people do when they walk into the office." - joe enriquez henry - national vp - midwest region, lulac a legislative solution creating a parallel path online for non-i.d.-holding iowans to sign up passed in the senate last session... but stalling say their focus in 20-16 is to see that bi

the league of united latin american citizens of iowa, with the support of national lulac, began the first-ever statewide iowa presidential caucus project, latino vote iowa, on oct. 31, 2015. our goal is to mobilize between 10,000 to 20,000 latino voters in the state to participate in the iowa presidential caucuses on feb. 1. historically, about 200,000 iowa voters participate in both the democractic and republican caucuses. our grassroots campaign is fully national lulac office and includes four field staff and a communications director. thus far, we have reached out to more than 43,000 registered latino voters in iowa through caucus trainings, mailers, in- person connections, door-to-door canvassing and phone calls. we have reached out to our high school and college age youth with trainings, as well as the latino business community. efforts continue with additional mailings and in-person connections. we have several more trainings scheduled for the next couple of weeks: 6 to 7:30 p.m. jan. 19, lulac council 10 will co-host a caucus at guadalajara restaurant, 208 e. second st. in muscatine. 6

the league of united latin american citizens council is helping with the event in iowa city. you can go to the center for worker justice at 6 o'clock to learn about how the caucuses work and how to be involved. today, north dakota regulatoror will consider approving the permit for a large oil pipeline that would run through iowa. the company wants to build the 13-hundred mile dakota acacss pipeline that would run through h and illinois. the company says regulators in south dakota and illinois already have approvepermits for the project. back in november, the iowa utilities board heard from more than 200 people. the board will eventually decide if it will let the company build the pipeline. dakota access says it expects a decision in iowa in the e xt month. not many people are signing up for dubuque's citizen's police academy this year. in the academy, participants learn about a number opolice procedures lili arrests, search and seizures and use of force. people in the class have the option of having police pepper spray them and they also ride along with officers on duty. poli

the league of united latin american citizens council is helping with the event in iowa city. you can go to the center for worker justice at 6 o'clock to learn about how the caucuses work and how to be involved. the e hnson county board of supervisors has a new member this morning. in a special election, democrat lisa green- douglass received more than 2-thousand votes yesterday. she is a spanish- language trainer and lives in north liberty. her opponent, north liberty city council member chris hoffman, got more than 12- hundred votes. the county auditor says ter turnout was lower than nororl - at nearly 4 percent. morning - they were trapped in a house fire. 12-year old lena bartels and 15-year old trinity bartels of wauzeka, wisconsin were the only ones home at the time. a man driving by the house called 9-1-1 just before midnight monday night. he stopped and tried to help, but flames had alrerey taken o or the house. fire crews found the girls inside once the flames were out. the crawford county sheriff's office says this is a devastating loss for the community. "this is a

. >>> a health warning from latin american countries into the united states. looking to control the zika virus in the united states. causing disturbing birtd defects. doctors are investigating ponl case is in puerto rico and virgin islands. carolinians? >> doctors don't think there's a threat to the average person. only a threat to pregnant women and say pregnant women that have trvled outside of the -- traveled outside of the united states to latin america. and siing for most people imfected, it's not a big deal, which is why it's remained under the radar for a few years. therefore links to it and travel restrictions for pregnant women. doctors say they're learning from the virus and the impact the virus can have in the unborn children. >> if you're sitting here in something that should impact you at all. however, if you do have travel plans, particularly a pregnant women with travel plans to caribbean, i think this is something to discuss with your physician. and if i'm going to travel, what precautions am i going to need to talk about? . >>reporter: the doc

united airlines and latin america's largest airlines say they will wave cancellation or flight changeees for people who want to change their trip to inverdicted areas. >> i think we'll probably have small, shall we say splurges or clusters, but beyond that i'm pretty confident that we will not have wide-spread zika virus. >> reporter: it's hard to spot, only one in five victims actually develop symptoms. >> there is no treatment for this virus. we can't give you a drug to cure you, and there's no vaccine yet, so the whole trick is to stay away from infected mosquitos. >> reporter: health officials expect the virus to spread to every country in north and south america except canada and chile. >>> doping in major league sports, baseball and profootball, start looking into illegal athletes after an al jazeera investigation. >>> and uber goes high stech to monitor its drivers. >>> the nfl is investigating one of this year's super bowl quarterbacks. they say they are doing a comprehensive review over whether peyton manning used human growth substances. he denies using hgh, results are not

united airlines and latin america's largest airlines will waive cancellation or flight change fees for people who want to change trips to countries where the zika virus is present. as more travelers come back to the u.s. with the virus, there could be more cases. >> i think we'll probably have small splurges or clusters, but beyond that, i'm really pretty confident that we will not have widespread zika virus. >> it's hard to spot and just one in five infected develop symptoms. >> there is no treatment for this virus. if you get infected, we can't give you a drug to cure you and there's no vaccine yet, so the whole trick is to stay away from infected mosquitoes. >> which may become more difficult. health officials expect the virus to spread to every country in north and south america except canada and chile. >> health officials say it won't spread to canada and chile because a specific mosquito is not found there. >> during skinner with harvard medical school earlier explained how zika is spread. >> with the zika virus, a mass keith, there are two types here in the u.s. we know can tran

united states. three florida residents were infected after going to latin america. also coming up, our business editor stephen carroll brings the latest from the world economic forum in doubt most. robots, sever security -- the state of the global economy -- live from dabo swinney in 15 minutes. genie: an angry barack obama lashes out, saying you cannot shortchange basic services. that and more on the way, but first, our top story live from paris. first, a british investigation into the death of a former russian spy says vladimir putin "probably approved his murder." 10 years ago, alexander litvinenko was poisoned after drinking tea with a fatal dose of polonium, which led to a slow kgb agentthe former who claim to know dark secrets about the kremlin. russia has slammed the report, calling it politically motivated. here is reaction from litvinenko 's widow. >> there is no evidence to suggest that either had any personal reason to kill mr. litvinenko. all the evidence points to one direction -- when they killed mr. litvinenko, they were acting on behalf of someone el

iowa's black forum and iowa state representative and the political director of the league of the united latins of iowa and good to have both of you. christian, i want to start with you and a tweet from you that really interested me. you said i think critical of the clinton campaign in iowa for lack of latino outreach. i do that as a supporter in hopes to make them a better cane. what are you seeing that you think you should? >> i think this is a dynamic conversation we need to have about all campaigns, not just the clinton campaign. when they come to iowa, the growing latino community t. growing minority community in iowa still need to have a voice. we need to have access to the candidates. we're working to make sure all candidates have a chance to have a conversation with our community. that's what we have been no cushion on here in iowa, to macsure folks are participating in the caucuses, have access to the candidates and really make it a part of their culture in iwatch that's what the caucuses are. it's a part of our culture, our being as iowans to participate and be aware of the caucus. t

united airlines and latin america's largest airlines will wave cancellation or flight change fees for people who want to change trips to countries where the zika view us is present. as more travelers come back to the u.s. with the virus, there could be more cases. >> i think we'll probably have small splurges or clusters, but beyond that, i'm really pretty confident that we will not have widespread zika view with us. >> it's hard to spot and just one in five infected develop symptoms. >> there is no treatment for this virus. if you get infected, we can't give you a drug to cure you and there's no vaccine yet, so the whole trick is to stay away from infected mosquitoes. >> which may become more difficult. health officials expect the virus to spread to every country in north and south america except canada and chile. >> health officials say it won't spread to canada and chile because a specific mosquito is not found there. let's bring in the director of global disaster response with harvard medical school. govern, thank you for being with us. i guess that is my first question. how does

. >> united airlines, and latin america's airlines will wave cancellation or flight change fees for people that want to change from countries where the virus is pref rant. as more -- prevalent. as more people come back to the u.s. with cases there could be more prevalence. >> we could have small clusters, but i'm confident we will not have widespread zika virus. >> it's hard to spot. >> there is no treatment for this virus, we - if you get infected, we can't give you a drug to cure you, there's no vaccine yet. the whole trip is to stay away from infected mosquitos, it may become more difficult. health officials expect the virus to spread to every county in north and south america >>> health officials say pregnant women should be screened for depression during and after pregnancy. new guidelines were appointed. evidence suggests that cases of so-called post-partum depression start during pregnancy. other researchers suggest maternal depression is far more common and could affect one in three mothers. this is the former president of post part 'em support international. she is in indianapolis

agree with, his last book expressed great concern particularly about immigration to the united states from latin america because he argued this was making it less likely that people would learn english, that element of comm commonal commonally -- commonality. i don't share huntington's worries but he was no fool. and one does wonder. 1778 among regions. so these are real questions that will it is overhanging and quite obviously these are not merely -- >> i love the way you put our modern face and i can just see the next tweet from the next donald trump playing the card. [laughter] >> what can i say? >> the next part, part two has a series of essays 9-14 that has to do with the theme figure is, in fact, better. as you summarize the themes, responding who had said that republican forms of government required small territories and ingenuous publications. are more likely to generate tiranny. there's lots to say in each of the arrays. but i want to ask broadly, has technology, once again, changed the analysis or extended republic taking place online? does that confirm that the broader of republic you

: to the alert from national health officials, they are warning the transition of from latin america and the united states. with answers to those key questions you may have. heather: in many cases, the virus is linked to birth defects. it is -- the difficulty with zika is there is so little known about it. there's no way to test for it and no cure. state officials are working with the local health department to make sure they have all the information possible. >> just scary because i know how fast these things can spread. heather: a new warning tonight about the zika virus is unsettling news to expectant thers like her, the cdc advising pregnant women and pregnant not to travel to a growing list of affected countries. >> they're so much we don't know. it can take a long time to answers. hetaher: the world health organization says the zika iris is spreading quickly. -- virus is spreading quickly. >> the level of concern is high. as as is the level of uncertainty. heather: zika, spread by mosquitoes, has been found mostly in the central and south america's. zika has been linked to a number of birth d

that mexico plans to honor the american extradition request and send el chapo here to the united states. senior latin affairs editor joins me with more. and cnn martin savage is in western mexico where the special operations troops found and captured el chapo. i want to begin with you, raphael. not just possible, tell us about the impending extradition to the united states. why did mexico make this call? >> back in june of last year, the united states issued or requested a formal extradition of joaquin "el chapo" guzman. this is way before anybody knew he was going to escape. the united states sent mexico the formal request and specified the charges on there, which he is going to be tried here in the united states. listen to this, poppy, we're talking about charges like criminal association, drug trafficking, money laundering, homicide, illegal possession of firearms. that was two hours ago when the mexican government announced he will proceed with the extradition. just a few moments ago we heard for the first time from the attorney representing el chapo guzman. he makes it abundantly clear they will

united states. it has been linked to birth defects and there's no treatment or vaccine. so far the zika virus has been found in 20 cun tress in latinrica and caribbean. united airlines is refun refundg passengers with tickets to affected areas. >> abe bagoda passed on. he got his break in 1972 playing mobster sal in the godfather he then moved to television where he played detective fish on the sitcom barney miller. his career seemed to come to an end in 1982 when people magazine mistakenly reported he passed away then. but he turn his alleged death into a long rupping joke. he died at his daughter's nor new jersey home. he was 94. >>> preparations underway for super bowl 50 this year's game held at levi stadium that santa collar ya, california security is a big concern. in riverside a refueling plane took off as part of training exercise it will refuel f16 fighter jets will enforce faa flight restrictions near the super bowl stadium. we are less than two weeks away from the big game. super bowl 50 sunday, februar february 7th and you can catch all of the action right here on cbs3. >>> out of your facebook friends how many true fri

united states. it has been linked to birth defects and there's no treatment or vaccine. so far the zika virus has been found in 20 cun tress in latin america and caribbean. united airlines is refun refundg passengers with tickets to affected areas. >> abe bagoda passed on. he got his break in 1972 playing mobster sal in the godfather he then moved to television where he played detective fish on the sitcom barney miller. his career seemed to come to an end in 1982 when people magazine mistakenly reported he passed away then. but he turn his alleged death into a long rupping joke. he died at his daughter's nor new jersey home. he was 94. >>> preparations underway for super bowl 50 this year's game held at levi stadium that santa collar ya, california security is a big concern. in riverside a refueling plane took off as part of training exercise it will refuel f16 fighter jets will enforce faa flight restrictions near the super bowl stadium. we are less than two weeks away from the big game. super bowl 50 sunday, februar february 7th and you can catch all of the action right here on cbs3. >>> out of your facebook friends how many true

>> reporter: united is being very accommodating. 24 countries that the cdc has a travel alert on most live in latin america and the caribbean. united is saying if you do not want to go to any of the countries because of the fear that you might get the mosquito borne disease, we'll refund your don't worry about it. american airlines is doing something similar, not as friendly as united. it seems like this virus is spreading by the day. we have a person in virginia affected by it. a baby born with a defect. and in hawaii. the mosquito that carries the disease exists in florida. >> they're saying not just pregnant moms but everybody should be wary of this. good to know. we appreciate the update. >> reporter: thank you. >> amy: you can catch lauren every weekday morning starting at 5:00 a.m. go to fox business.com slash channel finder. >> john: come can go up, donald drama in iowa. >> amy: trump says he may skip out. i think i'll be doing something else. >> amy: probably? >> john: i think eel show you -- he'll show up. >> amy: why he says he'll skip >> jayme: we are covered and >> john: we're following

gateway to the whole of the americas, serving as a force, a positive force to connect latin america, the caribbean, the united states which of course is a key part of our own hemisphere and a very diverse country itlf, canada, the whole hemisphere, and through that connect it to the world. so we're already a ry international university but beg much more... taking much more advantage of the strategic value of our location in this which is the most cosmopolitan city. >>we have a lot much more to much more of "impact." [ ] >> welcome back. canes fans want to know what dr. frenk has to say about the football coach, markicht. but first, the president's view of the role the universitylays in public health. so, dr. frenk, you are considered an authority on public health. you were the health minister of your native from harvard where you accomplished a lot there. what is the importance of the um hospital and the medical program here at the university of miami? >> the academic health stem we have here is a very important part of the university. it's two thirds of the budget so financially it's a huge impast. it's our