. >> carl cameron is live for us in miami. on twitter earlier i saw swung tweet out #marco rubio is clear. >> there are others who say the hillary clinton announcement would ore shadow it but the rubio candidates think he is able to con trs himself to her. he's the pol cakes of the future. for marco rubio tomorrow is a huge day. he has made it clear for months he has been eyeing the president so. it would tick place at the freedom tower in miami. it has been the place since 1960's cuban exiles are fm -- he will make hillary clinton's and parkinson obama as part of his campaign >> our allies owe nonger trust us and our enemies no longer peer us. this is the road the president has placed me on. they control every aspect of our rieffe to now even the internet. >> a lot of candidates have been putting out reactions because of clinton today. ted cruz the first to announce 10 weeks ago put out a video. rudimentary it was after the fundraising opportunity for clinton. rand paul in louisville carolina here is a little bit of it. >> wh

. >> carl cameron is live for us in miami. it is interesting on twitter earlier i saw someone tweet out coast is clear for marco rubio and his big announcement tomorrow. >> well there are others who would say the hillary clinton announcement would overshadow it but the rubio camp thinks it is an opportunity to contrast himself to her and argue she is the politics of the past and she is of the future. for marco rubio tomorrow is a huge day. he made it clear for months he is eyeing the presidency. he put out a video inviting people to come to his big announcement at the freedom tower here at miami. it has been the place where since 1960s cuban exiles and immigrants have come first. he is making it clear he will be making hillary clinton and barack obama part of his campaign's opposition watch. >> around the world because of the obama/clinton foreign policy our allies no longer trust us and enemies no longer fear us. this is the road this president has placed us on, a government that increasingly controls every aspect of our life

you're live with us in miami. e skinny on what's expected to come of this big message, the big fancy video in three hours from now. can we talk about that twitter video for a second? what was that? >> you didn't think that was fancy, doing this? >> uh no. >> you know what he's just among the people and of the people brooke. that's clearly what this is. no look that was odd. i didn't really get that. they also put out another video. there's just no other way to say it. they put out another video a couple days ago that was like his greatest hits of all of his speeches. so, you know they're definitely trying to kind of get into the conversation as most of the conversation to their chagrin has been about hillary clinton. so they're trying to do so, and in his 12-minute speech which is relatively short, he'll be able too much that much more eloquently. >> okay. what about just the tea party? this is the group that really helped catapult marco rubio and some others who we could be seeing throwing their hats in the ring s

. >> carl cameron is live for us in miami. it is interesting on twitter earlier i saw someone tweet out coast is clear for marco rubio and his big announcement tomorrow. >> well there are others who would say the hillary clinton announcement would overshadow it but the rubio camp thinks it is an opportunity to contrast himself to her and argue she is the politics of the past and she is of the future. for marco rubio tomorrow is a huge day. he made it clear for months he is eyeing the presidency. he put out a video inviting people to come to his big announcement at the freedom tower here at miami. it has been the place where since 1960s cuban exiles and immigrants have come first. he is making it clear he will be making hillary clinton and barack obama part of his campaign's opposition watch. >> around the world because of the obama/clinton foreign policy our allies no longer trust us and enemies no longer fear us. this is the road this president has placed us on, a government that increasingly controls every aspect of our life

in this place where we are just above sea level. it's a personal issue for us. >>> the reality on the ground there in miami is so drastic, but also ita different reality than what they have in d.c. >> true, but what is interesting to me is the department of defense moved beyond the politics. this is their 2014 climate change adaptation roadmap, and they have accepted that climate change is happening. it's going to impact the national security, it's a threat multiplier, it will have affects on military installation, they are not worried about the politics or what causes it. future. >> when there's a debate politically, scientifically, 97% of published papers are in agreement. everyone focuses on that. it is interesting, because the 3% is necessary for scientific process. you need to have the main way. >> the people are scientists, crystal. who are they? >> they are contrarians. when you look at the 3% that don't agree with the other 97, what does that mean? oftentimes in science we are taking a narrow look at a specific thing, and that doesn't necessarily fit in the context of before. this debate and view is important. unless you add

just five days ago, we announced that we would open the nickla us hospital in miami.] barbara's importance in my life far transcends might golf career or our charitable work. she has been an incredible wife and mother, and grandmother of 22 all of whom are here today. she has made many personal circumstances -- sacrifices in order to help me a college what i have in my career. all i ever wanted was for my five children to grow up to be good citizens and say that they knew their dad. today, the are great citizens and parents, and i think it is safe to say, they do know their dad. for the 22 grandkids, n none of whom ever saw me swing in a victory,. yes, i just play golf, but my whole life work with to make you proud of me, hopefully i have. [applause] thank you. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand as the chaplain of the united states senate gives the benediction. chaplain black: let us pray. no into him who is evil to keep us without stumbling or some slipping, and to present as without fault or blemish before the presence of his glory with un

in that. >>> and fran dunphy admits the owls were devastated left out of the ncaa tournament and took out from us tryings in the n.i.t. facing miamils tie game second half. check out the senior cummings pulling the owls within 1. the canes answer and barnett at the other end. miami back up 3. a three-point game in closing seconds and the shot to force overtime -- shooting 2-19 from three-point land and that's the storiland losing 60-57. >> the three-point shot didn't help us but i thought we were at the rim a number of times. half a dozen times at the rim. i thought they made some great blocks. i thought maybe we got bumped a little bit, but it wasn't meant to be. >>> still to come the phillies send one player to the disabled list with a lingering injury and another player with a new injury. >>> and the same old story in terms of wins and losses. >>>dom brown hopeful he would not end on the disabled list his hopes are dashed. starting on the 15-day d.l. left achilles' tendon is sore. and they will exercise caution before bringing him back. who we places brown? sizemore one in contention. and three hits and drives in a run in the f

us. you are in miami aren't you?und with you, yes, i am in miami. >> reporter: at every stop on his media rounds. mcafee said he would gladly answer question as but the murder of greg fall. but not in belize. >> what will you do if you are charged with this murder and the u.s. forces you to go back to belize will you disappear? will you go to answer the charges? >> i will certainly answer any questions i have agreed in a neutral country. if i am i will answer. it will not happen sir. >> reporter: american ex-pats like vivian and jeff are left to wonder if the investigation into greg fall's murder is even active. >> february said anything. they're not looking for anybody else as far as we know. why? we only know as much as you know as much as everybody else knows. >> one sentence answer i had nothing to do with the murder of gregory fall. doesn't really cut it. >> reporter: could detectives have made some sense of it all? had they been able to question mcafee? that time seemed to have passed. >> hello there, my name i

similar kiosks are already in use in airports in new york l.a. this fr and miami. >>> up next we're going to check in with the south bay's mvp most valuable peregrine. >>> we're following some breaking news on the peninsula. a crime scene at a san carlos home. investigators say a 66-year-old shot a 33-year-old family member. the suspect is in custody. the victim is at a local hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. again, this is in san carlos at a home near crest view drive, that's up on the hill our nbc chopper is headed to the scene we will continue to follow this breaking news and bring you the latest on our 6:00 newscast. >>> finally at 5:00 tonight san jose's city hall newly hatched pair grin falcon chicks are all chicks. it's confirmed by uc santa cruz biologist who repelled from the top of city hall to the ledge. by measuring their leg bones they determined all three falcons are girls. their mother has been a big factor if helping bringing the species back from near extinction. >> sthes sea produced 32 babies. we know where 12 of them are. at least months o

us in los angeles. >> cubans in havana and miami are expressing their views. president obama and raul castro had their first formal meeting in half a century. many are looking for an easing of restrictions. >> reporter: all kooub scrns expect the u.s. government will soften the embargo against america. we cubans have the right to breathe freely. >> not everyone is open an anti-government group, the ladies in white held a protest in havana saying little will change after the warming of relations. >> cubans in the u.s. hope the government-backed home will ease policies. >> translation: i hope castro uses the meeting with obama for the people of cuba to live better not only economically but freely as in the united states where we can do and say what we want. >> reporter: the two leaders met on the sideline of the summit of americas. >>> secretary of state john kerry is asking critics of the iranian nuclear deal to be patient, asking opponents to hold the fire until they see the finalised agreement. >> i think we earnt the right through what we achievement in the

in miami. >> before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. >> senators rand paul and ted cruz make up the rest of the republican field for the most. much more on the announcement coming up at 7:00. >>> doug's here with more about our weather. it's after the long cold winter. it's a good time to be the weatherman isn't it? >> guess what. >> what? >> hit 80 degrees today for the first time this year. >> doesn't surprise me. it was fabulous. >> my facebook -- too warm too soon! >> no. >> hold on. just wait. we have cooler weather. but wow. what a day it was out there today. cherry blossoms at full peak right now and what a great day to get out there and view them. temperatures today 79. you see there. d.c. we got to 80 degrees at 2:39 this afternoon. these are the highs today. right now there are those cherry blossoms. spectacular. not a bad day to fly a kite around down there, too. look

. >>> kelly o'donnell life in miami for us. excelly has much more on his campaign strategy coming up on the "today" show. and matt lauer speaks to him about his decision to run and the many comparisons people are making between him and president obama. >>> i'm at the live desk with breaking news. the manhunt is over. we found out that police have arrested the suspected gunman accused of killing a wayne community college employee in north carolina. kenneth stancil, he was taken into custody this morning in florida. police say they found him sleeping on a beach in daytona. this happened just after 1:00 a.m. no word on a motive for the shooting yesterday but the victor apparently fired stancil from a job at the school. that is the latest back to you. >>> this morning, we are hearing that 911 call that landed a maryland couple in trouble again for their free range parenting style. child protective services now launching a new investigation against the mettives after their 10-year-old and 6-year-old were seen walking alone in silver

. >> i'm very used to the conditions here in miami. >> serena is no stranger to the key biscayne spotlighting to win her eighth title this weekend, but don't koumpblt out the 12th ranked player in the world. with competition this hot, there's no time to bask in their glory as they vie for the title in miami. >>> the school of journalism is releasing an investigation into what went wrong in a rolling stone article about an alleged gang rape on the uva campus. that article came out in november 2014, and in it, rolling rolling stone -- the details were graphic, vivid and horrific. in the story, rolling stone pointed it's finger at uva for not doing enough to protect students like jackie. jackie and to the magazine were immediately praised for sharing this story. but then the details about jackie's account of her assault did not hold up to scrutiny cnn's sarah gannon has more. >> to the rolling stone story shocked both the campus at uva and the nation seven men accused of attacking a young woman over several hours, an alleged gang rape during a fraternity party. but along with the outrage, the

in south florida. >> wow. incredible images there. bill weir joining me now. so bill these are incredible images. i understand them. i used to live and work in the miamihole notion of the beauty there in contrast with a lot of people with their exotic animals, and then they dump them there when it becomes a bit too much to handle. you helped focus on the issue of these pythons that are damaging the ecosystem there, at least interrupting it. >> it is. when the raccoons and possums and arm adilos even small deer began to disappear, they realized wait a minute there may be 100,000 of those massive, you know african or south american snakes swallowing these things. they had an open python hunt a few years ago to very mixed success. that's just one front in a war for nature there. the everglades a lot of people thought was a swamp full of snakes skeeters and gators in the '30s, '40s, '50s, we dug it up diked it and dug it and then things started to die. and now the same army corps of engineers that ripped it apart is putting it back so we wanted to see if they like to say it's a test. if they pass we might get to keep the rest of the planet. it's beautiful

. >> similar kiosks are already in use in airports in new york los angeles and also in miami. >>> we are getting our first look at video of the latest security breach at the san jose airport. this surveillance video in the little circle on the screen was taken march 31st showing that woman after she reportedly scaled a fence to get onto the runway. she is walking on the tarmac near jetliners before an employee stops her. the 20-year-old was eventually arrested by police. >>> after five security breaches in less than a year the airport has installed 1200 feet of new fencing in the southwest corner of the airport. that new fencing is ten feet tall. that's four feet higher than the old one. it also has barbed wire on the top. >>> rules have changed for police officers who want to use drug-sniffing dogs. the supreme court ruled if a traffic stop is otherwise done holding a suspect while an officer waits for a drug-sniffing dog to show up is unconstitutional. that's considered an unreasonable search and seizure. the case was brought by a man who had to wait seven or eight minutes for a dr

rubio made his announcement in miami and emphasized his relative use. ktvu's jana katsuyama is here now with how the race is starting to shape up, jana. >> reporter: certainly getting interesting, julie. marco rubio is now the third candidate to enter the race. and voters will be able to choose from a wide candidate list. >> grounded from the grounds of our history but inspired by our future i announce my candidacy for the president of the united states. >> reporter: marco rubio declaring he will run. the cuban american conservative who crossed over on an immigration bill in support of amnesty. and rand paul. rubio's announcement came with a jab to democratic candidate hillary clinton. >> before us is an opportunity to chapter the greatest chapter yet in the story of america. but we can't do it by going back to the leaders of the past. >> i think it's interesting to see these three young generations. they have more to say, they appeal to different demographics. >> every day americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. >> reporter: meantime

use auxiliary officers but everybody involved every agency involved, says those volunteers do not carry guns, wendy. >> scott macfarlane, a good samaritan is being credited with saving the life of a police officer in miamif passing motorist used his van to shield the officer from a shooting suspect. the suspect then stole the officer's cruiser. he was taken into custody after a chase and a shootout. the suspect and two bystanders were hurpt. all are expected to survive. >>> the former nfl star at the center of a serial rape case is out of his alma mater's hall of fame. darren sharper was kicked out of the william and mary hall of fame after a guilty plea in one of the nine cases in which he's charged. women in four states say they were drugged and raped by sharper. he grew up in richmond, played safety at william & mary before his 14-year nfl career. last month he was also kicked out of his high school's hall of fame. >>> nine educators from the atlanta area are now facing up to seven years in prison. a judge sentenced them today in connection to a widespread cheating controversy. stemming back to 2005. they're accused of changing responses to inflate test scores in 44 different schools. those sentenced

in the u.s. customs arrival facility is located there and is expected to cut down the wait time to re-enter the country. similar kiosks are already used at airports in new york los angeles, and miami. >>> saving energy could actually increase your power bill. that's if utility companies get their way. right now companies charge different prices based on four tiers of electricity use. but changes proposed he yesterday by the public utilities commission would cut that number in half say it would raise rates for about 70% of customers. those who use the least electricity would likely pay more and those who use the most would likely pay less. if it sounds unfair the state argues that the current rates aren't fair because they don't accurately reflect cost. >>> there's an update tonight about the whale that washed up on shore in pacifica and the graffiti that was spray-painted on its carcass. i'm michelle roberts, and coming up here, what group may be responsible for that. >>> i would hope -- >> veterans left in the lurch. the bay area whistleblower goes to washington to expose problems with the local va. what she says has to happen. >>> also a terror suspect targeting churches. how th

. >> what the regulatory nuclear commission is telling us about the concerns for south miami in our special series fragile planet >>> also mcdonalds, pepsi, mcdonalds -- 2,000 years ago. the messages left on these old reics and how arkologists made the discovery . >>> finally this hour an astronaut aboard the international space station has captured some amazing images of a super typhoon. these rare pictures from space show the huge storm barrelling through the central philippines with 160 miles per hour windses or more. the storm has already killed at least five people. it's forecast to hit the philippines this weekend. >>> thanks for watching. that will do it for this hour. john will be back in just a few minutes and then it's the international hour and for the latest news any time remember you can also go to al jazeera.com. have a good night. >> hi everyone, i'm john siegenthaler. this is al jazeera america. state of emergency. california's drought crises leads to historic restrictions. our fragile planet. >> but it's guaranteed the ocean's coming up. >> rising sea levels. rising concern

in and he basically won the game for us. tim: game six tomorrow afternoon. that will be at 3:00. the nats start a 10 game road trip in miami tonight. jordan zimmerman on the heels for the nats. ryan zimmerman may get the night off to rest his sore foot. maureen: good luck to them. doug: all right. it's clear out there. it's going to get cold. frost advisory and freeze warning is farther north towards the maryland and pennsylvania border. as we get through tonight, range of temperatures 30 to 41 degrees with clear skies. steve rudin will have more information on the timing of the rain. start off with some sunshine in the morning but late tomorrow into sunday morning, he'll give you the timing. maureen: it's almost >>> breaking news as we come on the air. the baltimore police coming on the air with new video. the suspect with the nearly severed spine, they never put him in a seat belt. >>> 35 million in the path of severe weather. >> the collapse in the news conference late today. students performing as the stage gives way. >>> and the volumecano. >>> and the diane sawyer exclusive. >> are you going to be okay? >> the father

in a rally at miami. we will have much more on how the various candidates are using technology in just a moment.sia has lifted the ban on the delivery of missile systems to iran. the delivery is for 300 errors system missiles canceled in 2010. however, russian president vladimir putin lifted the ban after a recent agreement on iran's nuclear program. in the meantime, secretary of state john kerry is meeting with congressional members today and tomorrow, urging them to not rush to judgment on an iran deal until it is finally completed. that is the position at goodbye maine senator angus king. >> i have reservations on whether some of my colleagues will be able to do this in a responsible way or whether it is certainly of bludgeon to the president no matter what. i don't buy that. if that is the way it is going to be handled, i am out. emily: in the meantime, there is growing speculation that talks will extend past the june 30 deadline for an agreement as iranian and u.s. officials spar over the framework agreement details. more signs of a slowdown in china's economy. chinese exports fell 15% in m

in miami since 2007. to crack down on the drug trade in miami-dade county, detective savedra and the fbi target grow houses -- otherwise ordinary looking homes used to illegally plant, grow, and sell marijuana. in 2012 they set their sights on a suspected operation in west miami-dade. >> the plan was to get to the house, see who was coming in and out of the house. once the surveillance takes place, the plan then changes to, okay, let's knock on the door and find out who lives there and talk to them and see if we can get consent. >> july 31st. go time. it's all captured by security cameras installed outside the house. but right before the team makes its move, a man emerges from the house and briefly out of the officer's sight enters a vehicle parked in the driveway. seconds later, unbeknownst to savedra, he walks past a potentially danger you on threat in the car and heads toward the front door. >> i'm the first one to approach the residence. before we can knock on the door, someone exits the residence. >> caught by surprise, the other armed officers approach the home. >> i say, "police," in a friendly manner. i actually have a smile on my face as

miami? >>> bringing in rob joins us from chicago, senior policy analyst for the water programme. great to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> when we look at the water levels areas that were flooded are places where people lived. how concerned are you that these areas, despite levies are at risk. >> if you look at florida, there's 145 billion worth of property that will be basically having water lapping at the foundations with 3 feet of sea level rise. that's a conservative effort as the earlier segment on antarctica glaciers indicating. we see the ice caps melting quickly than scoin tists understood. a lot of sea level protections don't factor in ice melt that is that fast. >> given the facts, how do you assess the global or national response? >> nationally we made progress in the past knew months the obama administration took steps that are important. they are updating flood standards to use cove estimates for developing federally funded infrastructure projects. and f.e.m.a. will be requiring states for the first time ever to comply with disaster mitigation and dis

in an old phone. the new devices will be delivered using sprint branded cars driven by contractors. the program is expected to roll out in miamind chicago later this month. liz: how about this, david? big changes are coming to credit reports. fico, the creator of the most widely used consumer credit scores, is announcing a new scoring system. what it is doing aiming to make millions of americans credit worthy. what are the new guidelines that are doing this? joining me in fox business exclusive, will lansing, fico ceo. fico is getting a makeover, will. tell us exactly how this is going to work and what it means for the average american who missed it by that much? >> oh, thanks, liz. you know, we're in the business of helping lenders to evaluate the creditworthiness of borrowers and, our goal is to extend credit to as many people as we can responsibly. and historically, fico credit scores which are measure of consumers propensity to repay debt, those scores are built historically on credit card payment data. and that, the challenge is that there is not enough data to cover all of the potential good borrowers. so one of the thin

in miami where the official announcement will come. rubio has ground to make up in the polls. dana, what can you tell us? >> reporter: he sure does. the building behind me is called the freedom tower. this is where he's going to make an announcement dripping with symbolism. this is sort of the cuban ellis island. this is where cuban refugees came to be processed to be in america and live in america. and when you hear that rubio told donors this morning that he's uniquely qualified to be president, i am told that his message is very much based on that experience. that he feels like he understands the importance of america to people in trouble, in need, to people under the thumb of tyranny all around the world because of his experience and his family. ted cruz has a father who was a cuban refugee but no one has embraced that kind of heritage like marco rubio has. he's done it since he was in the state house here. a very young house speaker here in florida at age 34. now he's only 43. despite that, despite that he's as you say one of three freshman tea party related republicans running for president, he thinks that he's different in

us back to yesterday. yesterday's over. [ cheers ] >> welcome back to "hannity." we are in miami tonight.ust a few hours ago senator marco rubio announced he's running for president. over the weekend hillary clinton became the first democrat maybe even the only democrat, to throw her name into the ring for 2016. by releasing this video officially kicking off her campaign. take a look. >> americans have fought their way back from tough economic times, but the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top. everyday americans need a champion, and i want to be that champion. so you can do more than just get by. you can get ahead and stay ahead because when families are strong, america is strong. so i'm hitting the road to earn your vote. because it's your time and i hope you'll join me on this journey. >> all right. as we continue with senator marco rubio you know, very interesting, you said yesterday a leader from yesterday, to take us back to yesterday. yesterday's over, and we're never going back. laying out a very distinct difference already between you and maybe the -- >> we should

us about the setting and expected themes marco rubio will talk about that. >> guest: got to give credit for marco rubio announcing at freedom tower. in downtown miami. really iconic building. was named the freedom tower in recognition in the fact in 1960s it was used as what became called the ellis island ofec the south to process cuban refugees fleeing from cuba. he is using this as a launchpad to announce that he is running for president. marco rubio being the son of cuban immigrants, cuban exiles. it fits within his history and his narrative being, quote, unquote, american dream candidate. stage craft is good. obviously whether the campaign craft will be enough to get him across the finish line will be another matter. >> host: any hints what the message will be? particularly how hes will position himself earlier here defense the announced candidates rand paul, ted cruzuz and even against hillary clinton? >> guest: good question, rubio, up to now has been largely a candidate of ideas and of biography. in many respects he has certain echoes to president obama back in 2008. so, his exact campaign strategy and tactics of course they won't necessarily

in miami. the republican would buy pass the second term in the senate in order to run for president. ♪ >> stay with use. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight a toddler falls 12 feet into a cheetah exhibit at the cleveland zoo. what zoo officials say happened right before this terrible accident. >>> plus, talk about a roadblock. we'll tell you where this giant boulder is causing traffic nightmares. justin? >> we have temperatures a little bit on the chilly side right now but warming up for the second half of the weekend. those details coming up in the "eyewitness weather" forecast. also, coming up in sports, a record day at the masters that sets up for some high drama tomorrow. james palmer with those highlights when we come back. st >> welcome back everyone. scary moments at the cleveland zoo. a two-year-old boy plunged 12 feet into the cheetah exhibit. the boy' parents pulled him out of the enclosure and cheetahs never approach the child. zoo officials say it appears the child's mother was dangling the toddler over a protective railing when he slipped and fell fell. the boy reportedly suffered le

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in studio, the first time ever, mike baker, former cia operations officer. scottie nell hughes. tpnn news director is with us. and jamie colby. the host of strange hrps"strangeinheritance." she was in miamieported on the riots there back then. and rebecca is a maryland attorney. and, of course, rod wheeler. lucky to have him back. former washington, dc, homicide detective. rod, you were in the middle of it all last night. did an amazing job. tell us what happened since then with things on the job. >> just like you indicated, charles, yesterday it was just all hell had broken loose. i was on the telephone with you as a matter of fact on this show when everything was taking place. i can tell you today has been completely different. significantly different. we've seen a couple of little squirmishes amongst the crowds. we haven't seen anything as bad as we saw yesterday. i do think we're making progress in terms of restoring the peace and tranquility of that community. don't forget, we have another night to go. i can tell you, there's been chatter on the internet and various social media websites where people are talking about gathering again tonight. so still going to be time for us to see

florida international university in miami is the host of this event. >> thank you, michael, for inviting us to participate in this event as co-sponsors of the panel today. pleased to introduce our four guest speakers. we have three right now but hopefully the fourth in a few minutes. and then after the interventions, will i moderate the question and answer period. i think we are going to change the order of the presentations according to professor gillespie who is the boss here. let me introduce our first speaker. abaward winning bilingal journalist. and moderator weekly public affairs series issues on wpb 2. i could say more but i'll be brief. secondly we'll have far thomas -- father thomas who has been since 2010 the fourth archbishop of miami and previously served as bishop of orlando and has a very long record working with various immigrant groups, including cubans and haitians here in miami. our third speaker will be dailya walker huntington, an attorney and principal of the law offices in hollywood, florida, and council to hamilton and miller in miami. she practices in the area of imm

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still -- still with me in new york, joining us now from miami is the author of that article, pedro, professorn education. the judge this scanned is the sickest thing to happen in atlanta, georgia. >> well, i think we should all be outraged by what's happened here and it's not just the cheating which of course is wrong. but this sentence rendered by the judge is just outrageous. we have seen bankers go off, we've seen hedge fund managers and police officers as well as teacher, teefers who have had sex with children have been treated less harshly than the educators in this case. there's no question that they should be held accountal. they should be denied the right to ever work in education again. but this kind of punishment i think really mises the larger point of what's goning on not only atlanta but in the country the way we've been using testing and the way we've been applying tre pre sure to get higher scores. you begin to create incentives to cheat and that's what's happening not just in atlanta but many districts throughout the country. >> what kind of pressure was there on these teacher

other government agencies use the same model helicopter the chicago fire department and miami-dade fire and rescue and eagle two has been in the air twice as long as miami's and five times as long as chicago's. there have been no reported safety incidents but officers are worried the first warning sign could come too late. >>ith a helicopter should the engine go out or transmission or something happen to it there's a critical loss of power, the helicopter is coming straight down. >> the iteam obtained the maintenance recommendations, and found nearly every bolt bridge fitting and ring has a life span of 10,000 hours or less. >> a u.s. park police spokeswoman says the agency spends $3 million a year maintaining and operating eagle two and the rest of the helicopters and all are safe and serviceable. no timetable for the replacement of eagle two but the i team found internally the park police have been issuing warnings about that helicopters for years. >> park police memos to supervisors from 2012 recommend replacing eagle two in 2013 and say increasing age of the chopper significantly compromises operating safety. congressi

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in 7%. he has a 25% favorability rating nearly 50% of people don't know enough about him to have an opinion. our chief congressional correspondent dana bash joining us live from miami where senator rubio will be making his major announcement in a little -- in a few hours. do we know first of all the theme of his campaign? has he laid that out yet, dana? >> very much he has given previews in many of his speeches talking to his aides he's going to talk about the need for a new american century and that's his way of talking about his world view. wolf when he talked to his donors today and told them he was going to run for president, he said he was uniquely equaled fide to be president. what he is going to say in the building behind me called the freedom tower where cuban refugees came and became americans is his own cuban heritage allows him to think about the world not being under the thumb of tyranny and america needing to be the place to allow them to come. >> i owe to god. >> reporter: marco rubio's announcement preview a video of his speeches the greatest hits. >> i've been raised in a community of exiles. >> reporter: son of hard working cuban refugees has a com

other government agencies use the same model chicago, miami-dade. eveningal two has been inng as miami and five times as long as chicago's. there have been no reported safety incidents reported. but glick is worried the first warning sign could come too late. >> with a helicopter, should the engine go out, there's a critical loss of power the helicopter is coming straight down. >> reporter: the i-team obtained the maintenance recommendations, a bell 412 and found nearly every bolt bridge fitting and ring has a range of 10,000 hours or less. >> it represents 3 million a year maintaining eagle two and all are safe and serviceable. no timetable for the replacement but the i-team found internally the park police have been issuing warnings about that helicopter for years. memos to supervisors from 2012 recommend replacing eagle 2 in 2013 and says the increasing age of the chopper significantly compromises operating safety. congressional staffers say a budget stalemate made it impossible to buy a $14 million helicopter to replace it indefinitely. william blackwell says the governm