county, miami-dade and new york's rikers island. they represent a real cross section of life across the country. each one has its own unique set of challenges. >> lockdown, lockdown, lockdown. >> got to be on point. >> lockdown, lockdown, lockdown. >> can't let your guard down for nobody. >> this is not a place to be. >> this is as close to a living hell as i think i ever want to come. >> step back behind the red line. >> everyone, bend over. >> if you like this type of thing, this is the place to be. >> i want to kill myself. i can't take it. >>> for the uninitiated or in this case, the unincarcerated, there is sometimes confusion between prison and jail. prison is only for convicted felons. jails also how's convicts but only those awaiting transfer to prison or serving short-term sentences. usually less than a year. >> listen up for your name. >> stand on the foot prints for me, please. >> most jail detainees have pending court cases, have been denied or are unable to make bail. >> put your stomach on the wall, hands behind your b

we're on the campus of miami-dade college. the c-span bus is here. we're passing out book bagsing, so come on down, grab yourself a book bag. you can also follow us and get schedule updates all day long at facebook and twitter. @booktv is our twitter handle, and facebook.com/tv is our address. the full schedule is available on our web site, booktv.org. >>> as i mentioned earlier, this is the 15th year that booktv has been on the air, and all fall we have been showing you some of our past programming, and we want to show you some of our past programming from miami. here's a little bit of that before the next author. >> problem as a country, and i think all of us hunger for washington to deal with it. and for the news media to bring you as straightforward an account as possible and to hold people to account. so in talking about that i try to trace back, how did we get to this place? and there was -- in my own career in journalism, i've covered energy. the first energy crisis when jimmy carter was president, and had just come to washington a couple of y

coast guard and the miami-dade search and rescue group and they're supposedly looking. phil keating is in our south florida newsroom. this is weird even there. >> reporter: absolutely. our affiliate here has their helicopter up and you can see from the feed that the state park, on the southern tip of key biscayne, known for the big, tall light house, where ground crews are assembling right now. south of that is a very historic and famous area in the water, only eight or nine of these homes built on stilts which were over the decades used by fishermen to fish. hurricane andrew knocked down a whole lot of those. it's that area of biscayne bay that the aerial search and the water search is now going on, looking for this body reported by the pilot of the piper private small plane as having opened the door and jumped out, falling 2,000 feet to his or her death. the weather down here, as the pig cold front coming down, hits florida. the weather was atrocious, very windy, rainy, cloudy, so today would be a good afternoon to go flying, and right now they're still looking for th

dade county wanted to recount them a third time this was an obvious attempt to create new votes to try to divide what voters were doing it was a violation i think of the process now and i do think that if al gore had asked for a recount in every one of of florida's counties he might well have become president instead he asked for. recounts in selective counties where he thought that he could pick up the. what's so i would argue that that we ensured that there was not of abuse of the process i was involved in the brooks brothers riot absolutely because two democratic officials were attempting to take a sheaf of absentee ballots into a room with no windows a new door no doors and no neutral observers no no reporters no republicans no neutral observers and therefore that violates florida's sunshine law which which prohibits that so yes i have no regrets about the specific role i played i was not a supporter of the of the war in iraq it is one of the great i think mistakes of the of the bush administration of that bush administration so from that point of view i may have a tinge of regret

dade county wanted to recount them a third time this was an obvious attempt to create new votes to try to divide what voters were doing it was a violation i think of the process now and i do think that if al gore had asked for a recount in every one of of florida's counties he might well have become president instead he asked for. recounts in selective counties where he thought that he could pick up the. what's so i would argue that that we ensured that there was not of abuse of the process i was involved in the brooks brothers riot absolutely because two democratic officials were attempting to take a sheaf of absentee ballots into a room with no windows a new door no doors and no neutral observers no no reporters no republicans no neutral observers and therefore that violates florida's sunshine law which which prohibits that so yes i have no regrets about the specific role i played i was not a supporter of the of the war in iraq it is one of the great i think mistakes of the of the bush administration of that bush administration so from that point of view i may have a tinge of regret

dade county wanted to recount them a third time this was an obvious attempt to create new votes to try to divide what voters were doing it was a violation i think of the process now and i do think that if al gore had asked for a recount in every one of of florida's counties he might well have become president instead he asked for. recounts in selective counties where he thought that he could pick up the. what's so i would argue that that we ensured that there was not of abuse of the process i was involved in the brooks brothers riot absolutely because two democratic officials were attempting to take a sheaf of absentee ballots into a room with no windows a new door no doors and no neutral observers no no reporters no republicans no neutral observers and therefore that violates florida's sunshine law which which prohibits that so yes i have no regrets about the specific role i played i was not a supporter of the of the war in iraq it is one of the great i think mistakes of the of the bush administration of that bush administration so from that point of view i may have a tinge of regret

dade county wanted to recount them a third time this was an obvious attempt to create new votes to try to divine what voters were doing it was a violation i think of the process now and i do think that if al gore had asked for a recount in every one of of florida's counties he might well have become president instead he asked for. recounts in selective counties where he thought that he could pick up the. what's so i would argue that that we ensured that there was not of abuse of the process i was involved in the brooks brothers riot absolutely because two democratic officials were attempting to take a sheaf of absentee ballots into a room with no windows a new door no doors and no neutral observers no no reporters no republicans no neutral observers and therefore that violates florida's sunshine law which which prohibits that so yes i have no regrets about the specific role i played i was not a supporter of the of the war in iraq it is one of the great i think mistakes of the of the bush administration of that bush administration so from that point of view i may have a tinge of regret

but miami dade, where everybody assumes these latinos are republicans, they are wrong. the majority of the democratic party in miami dade county registered democrat, is hispanic. and the next number is african-american. so that's our base, that's our base of voters that we ignored in 2010. and we cannot do it -- this election in 2014. >> mitch caesar, a recent poll finds charlie crist with a ten-point lead over rick scott if the race were held today. what does christ need to do to protect that lead? i mean, we're hearing that, you know, governor scott is going to be throwing millions of dollars at this early on. in fact, it has already started. how do you think this is going to unfold, and i know there is going to be some other competition for charlie crist? that's not a given as of yet. and the back channel talk is that there is a possibility that senator bill nelson may jump into this. break this down for us. >> well, as you know, ed, there is also another primary challenger right now, senator nan rich but direct response to your question, they are going to raise an o

just last week, two men in miami-dade were murdered while participating in an illegal cockfight. it is time we stand up against the cruelty of animal fighting and help protect the animals and the people harmed by these fights by including the senate language against animal fighting in the final conference report. i thank you, and i yield back. >> the gentleman yield spec. -- yield back. i would ask unanimous consent for the use of proxies on the part of the house during this conference. seeing no objections, so ordered. note that i have in the remaining order the gentleman from new york, the gentleman from michigan, and the gentleman from texas. mr. ingle is recognized. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. chairman lucas, chairwoman stabenow, ranking member peterson, ranking member cochran for calling this committee. i also want to thank leader pelosi for naming me as a country. i know members and their staffs have worked very hard on these bills. i feel privileged to be a part of this process. the foreign affairs committee has jurisdiction over title iii of the bills before us,

on your screen again as chapman hall at miami dade college. as you can see, the room is ready, stages ready and chris mathews should be coming out any minute. "tip and the gipper" is the name of his most recent work, "tip and the gipper: when politics worked." live coverage on booktv on c-span2. by the way, everything you have seen today will re-air tonight. >> we are about to begin, please take a seat. there are very few seats left. we have a full house this evening for the closing program here in chapman venner. i am sad to harrison and i am so pleased to welcome each and everyone of you here this evening to miami book fair international and our 30th anniversary as you all know. let's give this very round of applause. [applause] miami dade college and miami book fair international are truly pleased to have wrought is fair to this community for the past 30 years. thank you to so many of you who have been with us throughout the years, offering your support, visiting with this every year in bringing more and more of your friends and families he

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from miami dade college. representative debbie wasserman schultz did about an hour and half or so will be joining us here on ours up for a call-in to have a chance to talk to her about him at the issues she raised in her presentation and in her book, "for the next generation." prior to that, jeremy scahill, author wrote "dirty wars: the world is a battlefield" will be joining us for a colonist well. the next panel, which is due to begin in 10 minutes is historian thomas cahill. his most recent book is called heretics, heroes: how presidents artisan reformation priests created our world. that is due to begin in about 10 minutes. we will bring it to you live from miami. the final event today is at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. that would be chris mathews of hardball and he's written several books. his most recent, tipping the giver when politics works. how will all be light this afternoon on booktv on c-span2 from miami. 15 years we've been covering this festival and we want to show you right now just a little bit of

cenizas serÁn depositadas en el panteÓn en la ciudad de mÉxico, univisiÓn >> detectives de la policÍa de miami-dade encontraron un cuerpo que se presume que podrÍa ser del pasajero que cayÓ desde una avioneta en pleno vuelo el pasado jueves al sureste de miami, florida, carolina rosario con lo Último de la investigaciÓn. >> con el cadÁver a la vista que podrÍa ser de gerardo n. el pasajero que cayÓ de esta avioneta a 1800 pies de altura. >> lograron encontrar un cadÁver aproximadamente en la parte sur en la 184 calle en la parte encontraron un cadÁver flotando y no sabemos si todavÍa es el cadÁver de gerardo n. >> el cadÁver fue encontrado a las 10:30 de la maÑana cerca de zona de manglares. han estado buscando el skurp desde el jueves cuando recibieron la llamada tdel piloto del aviÓn. en la investigar. lo que son otras pistas. lo que sucediÓ con todo. el mÉdico forense un poquito mÁs de luces en la investigaciÓn obviamente. muchas gracias para carolina rosario el presidente obama. en el seguro mÉdico se caiga a causa de errores y promesas segÚn la encuestas solamente el 19% de

from miami dade college. representative debbie wasserman schultz did about an hour and half or so will be joining us here on ours up for a call-in to have a chance to talk to her about him at the issues she raised in her presentation and in her book, "for the next generation." prior to that, jeremy scahill, author wrote "dirty wars: the world is a battlefield" will be joining us for a colonist well. the next panel, which is due to begin in 10 minutes is historian thomas cahill. his most recent book is called heretics, heroes: how presidents artisan reformation priests created our world. that is due to begin in about 10 minutes. we will bring it to you live from miami. the final event today is at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. that would be chris mathews of hardball and he's written several books. his most recent, tipping the giver when politics works. how will all be light this afternoon on booktv on c-span2 from miami. 15 years we've been covering this festival and we want to show you right now just a little bit of

from the 30th annual miami book fair international on the campus of miami dade college congresswomen debbie wasserman schultz discusses her book "for the next generation: a wake-up call to solving our nation's problems". this is about 45 minutes. >> good afternoon. please take your seats. we are about to begin. good afternoon and welcome. my name is miley harrison and i welcome each and every one of you here this afternoon. happy anniversary to miami book fair international, 30 years in this community. a round of applause in feet. our thanks to miami dade college for all of its leadership, all of the volunteers, students, faculty and staff who come together every year and for the past 30 years and we can expect that to continue to bring this cultural enrichment to our community. i would like to thank our sponsor as well as american airlines and all of the friends of the fair many of whom are seated here in the first couple of rows. thank you for your support and those of you who are not yet friends have the opportunity to also join us as friends of miami book fair international. plea

. >> the miami dade fire department showed up and watch, they just -- screwed it right off of him. and the raccoon just runs off, not even a thank you. >> that was much better than breaking it. >> this is from the cottage life ooub family. this raccoon got itself in a little trouble. once these little raccoons were healthy, they decided to take them and release them back into the wild. but look what happens. >> wow, that's a big guy. >> that's mom. mom skid dadles quickly but leaves the little ones behind. they hope mom will come back after she calms down and gets her baby. >> oh, just one left. >> mom came back for all the babies but left one little one behind. look at this little fella. >> the runt. >> so hope, who is amazing, takes this back to hope for wildlife. she has one other mom raccoon and she's hoping it will take this other one in and be a foster mom. at first you think she's not going to take to this little guy. then watch, she just takes this little kid and picks it up by the nape of its neck and carries it back into her nest. she's a foster mom. >> a minor infraction

miami book fair international and miami dade college work hand-in-hand to bring this book fair to us every year. it's a wonderful, this wonderful cultural affair that thousands and thousands of fairgoers are enriched by each and every year so thank you all. come on and have a seat, please. and as you know, our sessions are being streamed live by c-span. please help us to keep the fair going for another 30 years and we usually ask you to turn off your cell phones that we are going to ask you to keep them on and actually take them out and make a donation if you are so inclined, a 30-dollar donation to recognize that 30 years that the book fair has been in existence. if you would text mbfi241444 we would be most grateful for your generosity and support. at this time, as some of you are still being seated, i would like to bring to the podium someone who make the formal introductions of our authors. his name is mr. robert weisberg, a longtime civil rights attorney here in our community. mr. weisberg. [applause] [applause] >> good morning. it's a real honor to be here today and to be able

[applause] are thanks to miami dade college for all of its leadership and efforts. all of the volunteers to students, faculty and staff who come together every single year and for the past 30 years. we can expect that to continue to bring this cultural enrichment to our community. i'd also like to thank our sponsor as well as american airlines and all of the friends of the fair. many of whom are seated here in the first couple of rows. thank you so much for your support. those who do are not yet run at the opportunity to also join us as friends of miami book fair international. please come on in and teachers aides quickly as you can. thank you very much. this year we're at it to vitter making a special donation to the fair. you may have already heard that earlier today. we're asking you to take out years annular phone antitax mbsi to knock 41444. if you are inclined, would greatly appreciate it. thank you and for your support. without further ado, let me tell you that after our featured speakers beat camille have the opportunity to ask questions. if you have stuck t

florida still has one of the highest rates in the country, but thanks in part to a miami-dade homeless trust things are beginning to turn around. the state has seen the biggest drop on homelessness nationwide. more than 600,000 people living in shelters across the country, survival is a daily struggle. the homeless have to protect themselves and their possessions as well, this is a program that is trying to help. >> reporter: as nightfalls on chicago the city homeless find anything they can. there is always fear that their few possessions could be stolen. brian is among more than 2,000 homeless chicagoans getting free backpacks to hold everything. >> there is a bunch of compartments, i can put my blanket there and it's waterproof. >> it looks the same. >> the city packs is the brain child of a businessman ron kaplan. >> we're going to give everyone one. >> using money from a family foundation he partnered with high sierra to provide the packs. he started giving them away last year at chicago churches and expanded the program this year to boulder colorado. >> living in chicago and seein

in miami-dade, florida, international mputer hackers tried to break into couy and state computers to access sentee ballots. both examples cybertacks on publicomputer system putng thousands of people's priva information up f grabs. using the state of lifornia's own computer data, we diovered similarttacks happening on lifornia computer stems >> we're under attack every cond of every day. >> michelle robinson is the chief informaon security ofcer at califoia's department of technology. >> we all shoul be concerned. >> reporter: this she gave us an california's mane da center one of five computer centers that storevery byte of data from personal health records t criminal charges and social serity numbers and t record california goes extreme lengths to proct the number. >> it's a layeredapproach. >> repter: but the state of california sfers through attacks you never hear about. the preliminary repts we obta show 757 compute attacks or data breaches from 2009o may of this year that's fournd a half a y. the estimated cost to you to correct those breaches, more than $5 miion. >> one of thos

bo stays he was able to turn his life around thanks to one of several programs offered through the miami dade homeless trust. >> it's about how to get people on their feet, not have a revolving door. >> despite the economic downturn ron book, chairman of the trust talks about the strides they made. >> it's the only urban community in the united states where the street population decreased between the end of 2006 and to date. >> places like the chapman partnership provide the homeless with a one-stop center for mental, medical, educational and housing needs. booksays the secret to their success is the funding. >> we have a dedicated revenue stream that we lefr lij, allowing us to have a budget of $54 million a year. >> 20 years ago 8,000 homeless slept on the streets of miami. with the help much programs like this one, tonight there'll be less than 900. >> we are continually caring and a model that people come from all over america to replicate. >> book says the key to that model is their aggressive outreach efforts, convincing vulnerable and homeless to come off the streets. >> i want yo

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the city of miami and miami-dade county god say pee n subpoenas. >> i don't think they will find the bond buyers were misled. at the end of the day i was loan of the loan voices against it. it was a bad financial deal for us. >> reporter: the fcc has been busy in miami. it sued the city alleging during the depths of the recession it made material representations about the financial health. the city says they are turning pop lit ki political decisions and they want damages and reform. the municipal panel market is huge $3.6 trillion and a lot of people invest because they perceive it's safe but in fact, it's one of the least regulated markets around and the fcc wants to change that. >>> tomorrow, we head to baltimore, an ageing city with three major water main breaks a day. we'll look at the infrastructure and lack of resources to fix it. scott cohn, "nightly business report", miami. >> if you want more on my iamia finances, go to nbr.com. >> tonight, a cleaning crew found more than a million dollars of gold bars inside a bag left in an airplane bathroom. no one has come forward to cl

---el sospechoso fue absuelto del asesinato del adolescente de miami dade, trayvon martin. cesar ---en san francisco continua el interes por aumentar los impuestos a las bebidas azucaradas... take vo ---el supervisor "eric mar" quiere un aumento de dos centavos por cada onza de las bebidas azucaradas y el dinero serviria para reforzar iniciativas de salud y educacion fisica para jovenes... asi como para proveer alimentos saludables en barrios pobres... ---el supervisor "scott weiner" tambien introdujo una medida similar, y la ganancia seria repartida entre el departamento de salud publica, parques y distrito escolar. blanca ---el distrito escolar unificado de vallejo, ha recomendado que se retire el nombre de la mascota de una escuela de esa ciudad. take vo ---la mascota es un "apache" el cual fue adoptado hace decadas pero ha sido objeto de tension por quienes creen que es para honrar el espiritu de los nativos americanos y quienes consideran ofensivo tener un apache como mascota. ---la comision de derechos civiles ha recomendado evitar utilizar imagenes o nombres de nativ

miami-dade police sent homicide detectives to the airport to investigate. >>> near denver, the fifis fish & wildlife service destroyed 6,000 tons of ivory on thursday. it represents the killing of more than 2,000 elephants. it was meant to send a message against poaching. thousands of elephants are slaughtered each year to meet the global demand for illegal ivory. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather, and in sports, canine cannon balls. we'll show you the competition that leaves these dogs drenched. the competition that leaves these dogs drenched. [kevin] paul and i have been friends... [paul] well...forever. [kevin] he's the one person who loves pizza more than i do. [paul] we're obsessed. [kevin] we decided to make our obsession our livelihood. [kevin] business was really good. [kevin] then our sauce supplier told me: "you got to get quickbooks." [kevin]quickbooks manages money, tracks sales and expenses. [paul] we even use it to accept credit cards. [paul] somebody buys a pie with a credit card, boom, all the accounts update. [paul] when we started hiring,we turned on p

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sixteen years she served as a miami-dade county commissioner. suez hired to found the good governor's initiative, and she is educating and training the next generation of talented and perfect elected officials. can you believe that? the hon. case sorensen. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for that great introduction. welcome, everyone. now in its 30th year. i mean, let's hear it. mitchell kaplan. doris goodwin and scabbard. it's so wonderful to have you here. welcome to miami. our premier annual cultural event. is good to have the year. in most of the bucks about presidential. and really, it was started by the roosevelt because he is known as teddy. and so how did he start the progressive era jack what propelled him to act? and what were his successes that are still with us today? >> i may, indeed, : teddy. he did not like to be called teddy. he lost that battle with history. teddy roosevelt came into power at a time when the aspects of the industrial age have not been dealt with. there was no compensation. women and children were exported in

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miami dade police and coast guard were searching for the body at first light today. the pilot issued a distress call reporting the man fell from an open door at >> okay, do you want to go land? do you have a door open? >> yes and a passenger that fell down. >> this case similar to an incident in southern california where a man jumped from a helicopter that he had chartered. >> a group of airline passengers revolted after a flight attendant threw a blind man man had z.his dog off a flight. the trouble started after rizy boarded a flight from philadelphia to long island wednesday. >> the lady comes back i go look i don't understand what you want me to do. he's as best as he can he is where he needs to be. she's like we're not going take oof unless you get that dog under a seat. >> we passengers realized what is going on we're like why is this happen something it's not a problem. >> the captain cancelled the flight. passengers vented their outrage. u.s. airways says rizy failed to comply with crew member instrucks the airline bussed the passengers to long island. >> wow

miami-dade fire rescue and the coast guard searched the waters off "key biscayne" last night. officials say the pilot called in a "mayday" to air traffic controllers yesterday afternoon. saying a door on the plane was open and a passenger had fallen out. rescue officials are still trying to determine if the call was legitimate. police say they have no evidence of foul play. >> the time is 6:22 a.m.. here is a live look outside from our mount tam cam. do not forget we will see bat from our mount tam cam. do not forget we will see bat ki love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. colgate optic whit

we are working with miami-dade response units and conducting a search of the area. >> reporter: police doifrs went in the same water. only the pilot and passenger were on the aircraft. larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >>> follow up to the terrifying flight for southwest airlines passengers. they say the pilot handled the incident safely. and they regret any uneasy feelings. each passenger gets a $200 voucher. some say it is hardly enough for the fright they suffered when the pilot announced quote we are going down during an a a maintenance emergency on a flight. >>> president obama spent yesterday apologizing for the botched health carroll out. he promised that those that want to keep their health insurance would be able to do so. during the 52-minute speech president obama said i'm sorry about 29 times. >> i apologize for not executing better. >> we fumbled the ball on it i feel deeply response able. >> as for the health care.cough website the president second guessed himself publicly. he admitted the federal government doesn't do websites well and he should have known better. >>> pe

the effort involved boats, divers and three aircraft from miami-dade and coral gables police as well as fire rescue and the coast guard. the search was called off last night due to darkness and then resumed this morning but i spoke with miami-dade police a short time ago, they confirmed the passenger is presumed dead since he fell from 1800 feet. so this is a recovery effort, not a rescue. police told me no foul play is suspected but homicide detectives are conducting the death investigation as is standard. >>> the faa is also looking into the incident. police are not identifying the 47-year-old pilot or the passenger and they are not describing how the two are connected. jenna? jenna: what a case. patti ann, thank you. >> thanks. >> so with millions of people getting kicked off their health care plans, the botched rollout of obamacare has apparently begun to sink in, especially with the mainstream media. newspapers and network newscasts now very critical of the administration's handling of the launch and the president yesterday, during what was essentially an apology speech, took a

coast guard and miami-dade search rescue crew using boat and who want tore rye to find this man. pilot says he was flying over key biscayne when the passenger fell. he called in a may day to air traffic controllers pilot landed without incident at the kendall miami executive airport near miami. police have not released any information on how the man fell out of the plane but certainly want answers. >> in the mean time one more note about traveling by air. faa is investigating an incident aboard southwest air line flight so terrifying passengers thought they were going to die. flight was he had headed to north carolina yesterday when the pilot was heard to say over the loud speaker the plane was going down. passengers grabbed their cell phone to call loved ones but the plane started to take a nosedive. >> what i heard was what sounded like static and then this loud shooting sound then seconds later i heard whether so you knowed like a panic captain. he could have been just been deliberate saying we are in trouble we are going down. >> afterwards plate attendant secured the overhea

authorities at the miami dade police department presume the dy is thof -year-old gerardo nalez, the man they say fell from an open plane door thuray while that plane was flight. investigors are waiting for an official identification from th medical examiner's office. >>> a seriousarning fr fedel health officials. the fda says dects in some medical devices madey the company medtronnic have the potential to cse severenjury or death. it recalls ,000 guide wires used in heart produres. e coating can break off and ssibly block a blood vessel. th say they've nified regutors around the world and tan steps to prevent new shipments. >>> officials at princeton university cldecide whether to offer stunts emergency shots of a meningitis vacci coming from eure. the school's board of trustees t saturday to talk about the vaccine ich procts against meningitis b. federal health officials he already agreed to importhe vac scene. soar seventudents have been infeed since march. call it a uke, call it a miracle, whatever you want, it was a win for the auburntigers and itas sure great to watch on television

bite for the spanish media. [ speaking in spanish ] >> i got a lot of who i am as a lawyer from the miami-dade public defender's office. you're taught to have a certain type of mentality, a warrior's mentality. you're going to war and you're fighting for someone who can't fight for themselves. i don't claim to be the smartest person in the room but i don't think you're going to find someone who knows the record better and who's going to work harder than me. i know for a fact that in the anthony case i knew more about that case than anyone in the courtroom and when the opportunities showed up, i was able to capitalize from my knowledge of the facts and take advantage of the fact that they did not. >> other members of the defense had issues as well. attorney dorothy sims knows what it's like to feel fear. wondering if the next person she meets is going to kill her. during her time serving as co-counsel for the casey anthony defense team, sims' office was inundated with hate mail, phone calls, and death threats. >> this isn't all of the mail i received. this just is tasting, a flavor. i received

the coast guard and miami-dade rescue is searching by boat and helicopter for a person who fell into the water from an airplane. apparently at an altitude of 1800 feet. this happened at about 1:30 p.m. today. >> and the pilot just reported he fell out of the plane. we don't know how that happened. it sounds incredibly pukuehlural. >> we don't know if they were skydiving or what was happening, but they're in the middle right now of the search and rescue. the pilot, again, was the one who reported that the person fell from the plane. it happened around 11:30 today. not sure exactly what's happening there. iticid said right near the flor keys, the pilot was piloting a piper pa-46 characteaircraft and air traffic control that a passenger fell from the aircraft about eight miles southeast of the airport at about 1:30 today. >> the airport is in miami. i think they're looking in the range of the keys, seven miles south or so. that is the range. no word yet on if they have spotted him. no word on how he may have fallen out of this plane. obviously, we will keep following this. if we learn a

. >> reporter: the miami-dade homicide unit was sent to the airport to question the pilot. the federal aviation administration saying the plane was flying at 2,000 feet at the time. the coast guard and local fire rescue crews were also searching the area. >> coast guard was notified by the faa that the pilot of a small plane reported a person falling out of the plane. we are working with miami-dade response units and conducting a search of the area. >> reporter: police divers went into the same waters. law enforcement says only the pilot and passenger were on the aircraft. larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >>> now a followup to that terrifying flight for southwest airlines passengers. the airline says the pilot handled the incident professionally and safely. southwest management also regrets any uneasy feelings. each passenger gets a $200 voucher. some say it is hardly enough for the fright they suffered when the pilot announced, "we are going down," during a maintenance emergency on a flight to raleigh, north carolina. >>> president obama has no public events on his schedu

>> while "lockup" crews have shot dozens of workout routines, the strangest has to have been at the miami-dade county jail where the two inmates covered their faces to remain anonymous. >> i'm a trainer, you know? >> after a round of what they called bed lifts they showed us how they do chin ups in the showers. but correctional staff took a dim view of their workout routine. >> yo, man, you got to get off that bar. >> that's it? >> that's it for that. no more of that workout stuff. >> next on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- >> i got a 6-year-old daughter. how am i explain to her when daddy gets upset he cuts and burn himself? >> when prison life gets to these inmates, they turn their weapons on themselves. >> i did that scar about ten years ago. i got it up the ankle all way to the hipbone. all the way to the bone. is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging

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it's my pleasure to be here to welcome you on behalf of the miami book fair international and miami-dade college, the college that really put forth maximum effort in terms of volunteers from all of its constituents, students, faculty and staff to make this book fair -- as it does every single year and for the past 30 years. .. o.h. aryan know and american airlines for their sport. i'd also like to thank our friends, many of whom are seated right here in front. thank you so much for all of your support this year and for the past years that this fair has been made possible in part because of your generosity. the end of the session, as you know, the authors will be signing their books. they'll be autographing on this floor on the other side of the elevator so you can proceed to that end, and you will also have an opportunity to ask questions after the authors have completed their presentations. so we'd like to keep this fair be going for 30 more years, don't we? [applause] so let's do it together, and instead of asking you to turn off your cell phones, what i'd like you to do if you have no

book fair near miami miami dade college. booktv has been on the air for 15 years and we have covered this event every year and we have a full afternoon and evening of events. you'll hear from doris kearns goodwin along with scott bird, who is the author of a new autobiography on woodrow wilson. two authors that you'll be hearing from and we have several call and opportunities as well. peter baker is a chief white house correspondent for "the new york times" and we have some of the common opportunities that you have this afternoon as well. and coming up in 15 minutes, lawrence welk will be in chapman hall where you just saw dave barry and roy blount. he is talking about his book, it's about scientology and hollywood and he will be speaking and we will be showing that live and that he will be joining us for a call-in segment as well. we on the campus of the college and the seasick c-span bus is here. so as you can see coming can come on down and grab yourself a bag and you can also follow us and get schedule updates all day lo

the agency won't confirm it but the city of miami and miami dade county acknowledge they've gotten subpoenas. carlos jimenez the county's top elected official. >> i don't think that they'll find that the bond buyers were misled. i think at the end of the day, i was pretty one of the lone deals against it. >> reporter: the s.e.c. has been busy in miami. this year it sued the city alleging that during the depths of recession, it made material misrepresentations about its financial health. the city says the s.e.c. is trying to turn political and budgetary decisions it disagrees with into securities violations. the s.e.c. wants damages and ultimately real reform. >> and real reform not just here in miami, but nationwide. the municipal bond market is huge, about $3.6 trillion. people go in there because it's safe, because of the tax benefits but it's actually in many ways one of the least regulated markets around. how safe is your municipal bond investment? is the muni bond market about to blow up? we have a lot more about that in our special report on-line at cnbc.com/is ci daum slsh cnbc.com/ci

>>"we the jury in miami-dade county, florida, this fourth date of november 2013, find the defendant eric rivera junior guilty of second- degree murder as a lesser included offense. >> catherine: a jury has convicted a 23- year-old man of second- degree murder in the 2007 killing of washington redskins star sean taylor. >> catherine: it happened during a botched home burglary. eric rivera jr. was also convicted of armed burglary. >> catherine: in a video- taped confession - he had told police that he shot taylor when he confronted a group of young men who broke into his home near miami. four other men were also charged. one pleaded guilty -- three others are still awaiting trial. >> jacqueline: more 70 degree reading speed and the armored troop at the coast line. even warmer at the coast line. >> jacqueline: high cloud coverage but will stay mostly clear tonight with a chilly conditions especially in the north bay. highlighted here on the screen temperatures are expected to be in the mid '30's in a number of places. you definitely would like to give yourself enough time. low '40's in half