dicho tal mentira, quiÉn te ha dicho tal ment ♪ ♪ >> llegamos al final de nuestra ruta de intacto en miami beaside uno de los lugares mÁs impactantes. >> nuestra gente nos recibiÓ con los brazos abiertos. >> sÚbase una vez mÁs a nuestro autobÚs para compartir juntos una nueva aventura sobre ruedas. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bueno una vez al mes las bicicleta se apoderan de las calles varias ciudades del paÍs. >> es un movimiento muy peculiar de protesta conocido como critical mass Él compartiÓ con los ciclistas. (aplausos) > muchas gracias. >> el cariÑo de nuestra gente, gracias por el cariÑo, ricardo, cuÉntanos de esta aventura sobre ruedas. >> sin duda alguna que circular por bicicletas por las calles de miami sin parar en semÁforos te llena de satisfacciÓn antes, cuando se iniciÓ esto era un movimiento anÁrquico, los ciclistas paraban el trÁfico ahora la policÍa lo coordina, sin embargo las personas que durante estos se ven atrapadas a ti te pasÓ no se ven minadas contentas. >> sÍ. >> van a ver por quÉ. >> critical mass! >> no es uno sino cientos a veces miles de ciclistas Últ

estoy en miami, en la ciudad del sol. >> no seas asÍ. >> en mi corazÓn y en mi cuerpo. [rÍe] >> mira quÉ escÁndalo! niÑas sois un escÁndalo, esa niÑa estÁ tan apretada que le va a dar un shock. >> y eso no es nada! [risas] >> por quÉ te agarras tanto a mÍ? >> tengo frÍo. > >> quÉ he hecho esto para merecer esto? una mujer pegada. te puedo hacer una pregunta por favor? estÁs de luto o algo? >> no, es que tengo frÍo. tengo mucho frÍo. >> you are brazilian? yo tambiÉn. >> no tengo mucho frÍo. >> segura? parece que la margarita es el secreto. ya lo sabemos, el secreto es la margarita. >> saludos! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tenemos el secreto. >> aquÍ se ve de todo en esta ciudad. >> si no pasas frÍo no existe una ♪ ♪ ♪ >> continuamos con la ruta de impacto aquÍ en miami donde ya fui mesera en un restaurante y ahora me atrevo a hacer un trabajo en el que cada dÍa mÁs mujeres consiguen el sustento para sus familias. me convierto en obrero de la construcciÓn, un sector de la economÍa en la que la mano de obra hispana es muy solicitada. mire por quÉ. buenos d�

>> claro y aquÍ en miami un poquito mÁs. esto es c grande. lo interesante es que aquÍ este implante es mÁs alto y aunque tiene mÁs silicona tambiÉn estamos alto. >> Éste tipo de implante apenas saliÓ el aÑo pasado y es el favorito de las latinas. >> tenemos varios integrantes y unos instantes no son tan altos pero tiene mucho volumen, cuando utilizamos eso parece mÁs grandes los pechos. >> tambiÉn las pompis son sobresalientes. >> mis pacientes tienen mÁs volumen. >> el doctor es un experto en el llamado levantamiento de los glÚteos. >> en comparaciÓn con pacientes que no son latinas, cuÁntas latinas se quieren hacer todo mÁs grandes? >> el 65 o 80% de las latinas. una manera de dar o construir curvas lindas es sacar grasa. entonces, podemos sacar grasas te quita al lado del pecho porque conocemos esa escena parece mÁs grande. >> y quiÉn tiene la culpa de que las latinas queramos tener tantas culpas? >> hay varias por ejemplo jennifer lÓpez. hay varios tipos y podemos hacer formas y tamaÑos. >> somos las latinas de miami las

estoy en miami, en la ciudad del sol. >> no seas asÍ. >> en mi corazÓn y en mi cuerpo. [rÍe] >> mira quÉ escÁndalo! niÑas sois un escÁndalo, esa niÑa estÁ tan apretada que le va a dar un shock. >> y eso no es nada! [risas] >> por quÉ te agarras tanto a mÍ? >> tengo frÍo. > >> quÉ he hecho esto para merecer esto? una mujer pegada. te puedo hacer una pregunta por favor? estÁs de luto o algo? >> no, es que tengo frÍo. tengo mucho frÍo. >> you are brazilian? yo tambiÉn. >> no tengo mucho frÍo. >> segura? parece que la margarita es el secreto. ya lo sabemos, el secreto es la margarita. >> saludos! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tenemos el secreto. >> aquÍ se ve de todo en esta ciudad. >> si no pasas frÍo ♪ ♪ ♪ >> continuamos con la ruta de impacto aquÍ en miami donde ya fui mesera en un restaurante y ahora me atrevo a hacer un trabajo en el que cada dÍa mÁs mujeres consiguen el sustento para sus familias. me convierto en obrero de la construcciÓn, un sector de la economÍa en la que la mano de obra hispana es muy solicitada. mire por quÉ. buenos dÍas, viene una

. >> despuÉs de esto miami nunca serÁ igual. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (aplausos) >>bueno estar en la calle 8 y no hablar de sus encantos serÍa imperdonable, yo sÉ que estÁ mi querido tony con una misiÓn especial dÓnde nos encontramos? >> en la placita del dominÓ. no pasan de 17 aÑos. (risas) >> sabes que hacer un reportaje turÍstico nacional donde llevo 20 aÑos no es fÁcil pero le quitamos la ropa de residentes en la calle 8. ♪ ♪ >> no es la calle mÁs bonita pero sÍ la mÁs famosa. quÉ bien. ♪ aquÍ pueden encontrar tiendas y restaurantes de todas partes del mundo, asiÁticos como mexicanos, centro americanos, espaÑoles pero lo que ha de sobresalir es su esencia cubana. ♪ llegar aquÍ es como sentirse en la habana. ♪ durante 37 aÑos ha sido la anfitriona del mundialmente conocido carnaval de la calle 8 no hay turistas que pasen por aquÍ sin visitarla. no es paseo de la fama de hollywood, pero este el de la suncanto. ♪ ♪ cuando vengan por aquÍ seguramente lo recibirÁn como si fuera un viejo amigo, con una tacita de cafÉ, bastante fuerte pero delicioso. >> cafÉ cubano. >>

with miami in the 40s 50s, 60s a segregated place? did you know if you named a street that was a white neighborhood, black neighborhood, and after a? >> absolutely. i would argue miami still segregated with cultural diversity. we now have different mechanisms and mean-spirited now called the same thing in many respects. what i sure you argue in the book as there is an infrastructure built to serve the political interest to white the amount late 19th and 20 century. they only signed a whites only bus depots and the infrastructure remains in place and there's a way to understand the latest segregation remains durable and how populations move along perceived lines by looking at the road bridges neighborhoods and understanding how that becomes a protection for dividing the population. >> how did that affect property value? >> you have to appreciate that the federal government, local developers landlords recognize if you can carve up the region in south florida, but also around the country if you can carpet in tune each markets coming you

in this hour of "lockup," we'll take you inside the main jail system in miami, officially known as miami-dade corrections. miami's gleaming skyline towers over sun-drenched beaches and waterways, punctuated with luxury cruise ships. it's no wonder that this is a popular vacation spot. but miami is also a hotbed of illicit drug activity that generates a constant flow of men and women into what has become the sixth largest jail in america. miami-dade corrections is made up of five separate facilities located throughout the city. housing nearly 7,000 inmates. every year, approximately 100,000 men and women are processed into miami-dade. many of them arrive here at the main jail, also known as the pretrial detention center. >> the main jail is considered the hub because it's right next to the court building. and all of the inmates that go to court are staged at the pretrial detention center where we have a bridge that connects with the courthouse. >> listen, up listen up. >> built in 1959, the detention center is the oldest of the miami-dade facilities and also the busiest. in fact, for the offic

despuÉs de esto miami nunca serÁ igual. (mùsica) >> bienvenidos desde el corazÓn de miami le saluda con mucho cariÑo bÁrbara vermudo y pamela de la famosa calle ocho. hoy se vistiÓ de gala para recibirnos en esta tarde tan especial. tenemos un programa con grandes sorpresas y conmovedoras y hasta el anuncio de un nuevo embarazo aquÍ en primer impacto.. >> un crimen ha estremecido los orÍgenes encontraron el cadÁver de un trance gÉnero asesinado puÑaladas. fue en un apartamento muerto en llamas. >> se reporta un alarmante aumento contra miembros de esta comunidad. >> primero la seÑalaron y luego le prendiÓ fuego a su departamento para tratar de ocultar el homicidio de jazmÍn como se sÉ llamar. preliminarmente creen que una mujer, pero luego se dieron cuenta de que se trataba de una trance gÉnero de 33 aÑos. >> en los Últimos meses hemos tenido el anuncio de cuatro trance gÉneros este bastante lacio de los angeles. >> autoridades tocan pruebas y testimonio para establecer si se tratÓ de un caso de violencia

el olor a cementos lo que la atrae ♪ ♪ >> primer impacto sigue de fiesta en miami. hoy el destino es una ciudad donde se sienta calor de la gente. >> una sorprendente jornada sobre reuedas. >> cuando hablamos de miami pensamos que en sol y diversiÓn pero me sumergÍ con 1 u policial que busca crÍmenes en las aguas de esta ciudad. aquÍ tienen mi misiÓn de impacto. miami es sinÓnimo de playas, sabor latino y de atracciones turÍsticas de dÍa y de noche. pero tambiÉn es una ciudad donde la policÍa no descansa. ♪ hoy acompaÑamos a la unidad especial que desde 1960 rescate y clasifica evidencia de delitos bajo el agua, tanto en el mar como en lagos y canales. >> sacan unos 500 carros anuales no solo un carro puede ser una persona, un pescador vio una persona flotando, se convierten homicidio o simplemente que hayan tirado parte de una navaja, una pistola. >> para pertenecer a este selecto grupo hay que ser policÍa y buzo. con capacitaciÓn en trabajo forense. >> esa persona pudo haber estado fÁcilmente flotando 5 dÍas, y la descomposiciÓn ha empezado. >> a

. >> despuÉs de esto miami nunca serÁ igual. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (aplausos) >>bueno estar en la calle 8 y no hablar de sus encantos serÍa imperdonable, yo sÉ que estÁ mi querido tony con una misiÓn especial dÓnde nos encontramos? >> en la placita del dominÓ. no pasan de 17 aÑos. (risas) >> sabes que hacer un reportaje turÍstico nacional donde llevo 20 aÑos no es fÁcil pero le quitamos la ropa de residentes en la calle 8. ♪ ♪ >> no es la calle mÁs bonita pero sÍ la mÁs famosa. quÉ bien. ♪ aquÍ pueden encontrar tiendas y restaurantes de todas partes del mundo, asiÁticos como mexicanos, centro americanos, espaÑoles pero lo que ha de sobresalir es su esencia cubana. ♪ llegar aquÍ es como sentirse en la habana. ♪ durante 37 aÑos ha sido la anfitriona del mundialmente conocido carnaval de la calle 8 no hay turistas que pasen por aquÍ sin visitarla. no es paseo de la fama de hollywood, pero este el de la calle ocho tiene su encanto. ♪ ♪ cuando vengan por aquÍ seguramente lo recibirÁn como si fuera un viejo amigo, con una tacita de cafÉ, bastante fuerte pero delicioso.

how many times do you have a double homicide in a downtown miami hotel? >> the crime scene was a bloody, bloody mess. >> the father was shot six times. he was crawling, trying to escape. the son was shot execution style. this was a pretty shocking case. >> the dead men were derek wu young, a father of four, and his youngest son, dwayne, who had just been accepted to you law school. a few hours after the shootings, ajournalist named neville butler said he had seen his boss, kris maharaj, pull the trigger. >> neville butler wanted to speak to us. >> he described the crimes in painstaking detail. >> i saw him open the door with a gun in hand, a glove on. and that's when i almost passed out. i asked kris, what on earth is this? he said, "keep out of this," he fired a first shot at his leg. that's when kris let go of four or five bullets. >> the television that was there, the lamp and everything had all been shot up. the screen of the television had been destroyed from a bullet. >> he turned his attention to the son. he said, "come with me." he took him up the

. >> lo cÓmico es que llevo 20 aÑos en miami. a la Única casa de famosos que he leÍdo en la de pamela y la de bÁrbara. la mayorÍa de la tripulaciÓn es hispana y la portavoz es mi compatriota dominicana. >> bienvenido, tony. quiero que te prepares a una aventura en el mundo de las .................. millonarios. relatan en inglÉs al espaÑol las aventuras y tiene un costo de 28 $. >> ahora vamos a pasar por la casa de gloria estefan. la casa mÁs grande es la del seÑor que se inventÓ la famosa pastilla azul. >> se refiere a el doctor philip. cuando la embarcaciÓn pasaba enfrente a cuando la embarcaciÓn pasaba enfrente a esta casa, separa... mejor dicho, se detiene.. la mÁs cara cerrÓ en 25.5 millones. >> lo que sucede es que muchas de esas casas son segundas o terceras tasas de estas celebridades. >> esta le perteneciÓ a ricky martin pero antes se grabaron varios episodios de la serie. ahora la utilizan para hacer videos musicales. los mafiosos de antaÑo tambiÉn disfrutaban de miami. desde 1928 a 1947, este fue uno

. >> lo cÓmico es que llevo 20 aÑos en miami. a la Única casa de famosos que he leÍdo en la de pamela y la de bÁrbara. la mayorÍa de la tripulaciÓn es hispana y la portavoz es mi compatriota dominicana. >> bienvenido, tony. quiero que te prepares a una aventura en el mundo de las estrellas. >> le llaman fila de millonarios. relatan en inglÉs al espaÑol las aventuras y tiene un costo de 28 $. >> ahora vamos a pasar por la casa de gloria estefan. la casa mÁs grande es la del seÑor que se inventÓ la famosa pastilla azul. >> se refiere a el doctor philip. cuando la embarcaciÓn pasaba enfrente a cuando la embarcaciÓn pasaba enfrente a esta ........ casa, separa... mejor dicho, se detiene.. la mÁs cara cerrÓ en 25.5 millones. >> lo que sucede es que muchas de esas casas son segundas o terceras tasas de estas celebridades. >> esta le perteneciÓ a ricky martin pero antes se grabaron varios episodios de la serie. ahora la utilizan para hacer videos musicales. los mafiosos de antaÑo tambiÉn disfrutaban de miami. desde 1928

well, we traveled to miami florida, to see just how it's done. our first stop jo ellen's 10,000 square foot miami mansion. >> show me the home the most famous home in america. >> not quite. >> reporter: from twix to little twix the rapper. jo ellen's palatial pad has seen it all. >> the entryway has been in quite a few music videos. it's been in catalogs still catalogs. they take out all the furniture and use the black and white floor and white walls. and it's where they like to put the stars singing here to film them. >> reporter: singing is just the start. jo ellen's entire home is open for business for the right price. >> ballpark, what do you get for a shoot in your home? >> it can be $1,500 for a full day with four people. it can be $15,000 a day for 24 hours and 150 people in your home. >> reporter: which is just what happened inside her kitchen. >> there was a girl inside of there. there was a girl in here. i don't know how. i think they took out the middle shelf and put a girl in there. >> this kitchen is a famous kitchen. >> it's used. >

"lo que me interesa es miami" asi como en la serie "dueÑos del paraiso" las calles de miami estaban llenas de violencia tiroteos teÑidas sangre muertes y dinero ilicito los narcotraficantes eran "los verdaderos dueÑos del paraiso". "me estaban esperando". asi como anastacia cardona personaje que interpreta kate del castillo en la novela que presenta telemundo a la diez de la noche; en los aÑos ochenta habia una jefa, conocida como la madrina. griselda blanco, era la mujer mas temida en todo el pais. sot "hubo una epoca que se puso muy violenta en miami por que los diferentes grupos del narcotrafico se estaban matando, el uno al otro". joe carollo ex alcade de miami comenzo su carrera politica, cuando la ciudad paso a ser la mas violenta de la nacion. sot "cuando en una comundad empieza a traer droga, sobre todo el nivel que se estaba trayendo ac, eso te va a comprar una sociedad entera desde abuelitas y abuelitos hasta muchos jovenes toda clase de profesionales incluso politicos". en dueÑos del paraiso ninguno de los personajes llevan los nombres de aquellos que marcaron la verdadera h

he worked with havana tour, one of the travel organizations in miami. he knew that part of his job was watching all of these people who visited miami and who visited cuba. and they would do a dos yay on everybody. they would figure out how to spend your money and what pushed your buttons. what they were doing what was part of what was comment to be known as the plan that castro sponsored to basically undermine the united states to relieve himself of economic pressure internally. and so how we got involved was one weekend after the votes started to come, my partner and i volunteered to go down to key west. when we got down to key west we got involved was one weekend after the we met a gentleman named dr. armando cruz, and arturo coco. where we went was an old uso building that was being used for the chamber of commerce for the lower key. the day we got there there was a horrible storm and 3 or 400 people milling around and tons of volunteers in the area. we kind of had a feeling that things were not going well and dr. or hand dough cruz -- he was an arch

with rent money to the african-american population. >> host: so was miami a segregated place? >> absolutely. i would argue that miami is still segregated with the cultural diversity now we have different mechanisms we don't call it the same thing that i tried to argue there is a never structure built from white supremacy of the late 20th century even as apartheid came down but the infrastructure remains in place. but how populations continue to move along the perceived alliance. >> how did that affect property values? >> we have to appreciate the federal government and local developers and and landlords recognize because of the region around the country to go into the niche market you can charge whites or blacks more for less. in 1949 you could have a hotel room on the beach with access to electricity and indoor plumbing with the natural amenities but it would pay a $17.50 for the week. on the other side of the of color line with the tarpaper shack no screens or indoor plumbing it was $18.15 a -- $0.50 more for some accommodations on a look at the profit margins up to the '60s

how many times do you have a double homicide in a downtown miami hotel? >> the crime scene was a bloody, bloody mess. >> the father was shot six times. he was crawling, trying to escape. the son was shot "execution style." this was a pretty shocking case. >> the dead men were derek moo young, a father of four and his son dwayne who had just been accepted to law school. a few hours after the shooting, a journalist named neville butler contacted police saying he saw his boss, 47-year-old kris maharaj, pull the trigger. >> our big break was when we received a telephone call that there was an individual by the name of neville butler that wanted to speak to us. >> butler described the crimes in painstaking detail to burmaster. >> kris opened the door and came out with a gun in hand, a glove on. and that is when i almost passed out. and i asked kris, what on earth is this? he says, keep out of this. that's when he fired the first shot. at his leg. we all dashed at him. and that's when kris must have let go about four or five bullets. >> the television that was

and they knew that. >> clifford also owned a pawn shop in the miami area. according to his lawyer, clifford's drug running career ended when lynne disappeared. he wanted to turn his life around. he had a little boy to take care of. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> and he would take care of christian with his new bride. a year and a half after lynne disappeared, clifford and janet married. alan gold, with a waist long braid, was there too. the investigators never really go away. you're putting together your new life with this man, and yet, you've gotta deal with all that stuff. after the first couple of years, the first two years, it really disappeared. >> as the case receded from the public eye, cifford and janet friend focused on raising young christian. does he remember his mother? >> i never wanted him to forget who his mother was. so, i always made sure that he had pictures of his mother in his room. and he was allowed to ask any question that he ever wanted. >> you become the only mom he really remembers in his life. you are mom. >> i am mom

>> se grabÓ aquÍ en miami. y pues estudiÉ teatro muchÍsimos aÑos asÍ que puede sacar la actriz que tenÍa escondida. >> una balada muy romÁntica que presentÓ continuaciÓn. >> vamos a ver si la gente lo acepte puede sentir lo que yo sentÍ al grabar el vÍdeo. llorÉ como nunca, estuve todo el vÍdeo llorando. me dijeron que respecto a la canciÓn y yo me retirÉ personaje y llorÉ, llore y llore. >> vamos a escuchar un poquito, que lo disfruten. >> cuando tus labios al amanecer me a correr la van hasta lo que ser, te entreguÉ mi corazÓn y perdimos la razÓn. junto a ti aprendÍ homo llorar. te esperarÉ, hasta que vuelva a ser yo misma en cuerpo y alma. terminare, hasta borrarte por completo de mi almohada. resistirÉ de ser la sombra del amor que me jurabas. no hay vuelta atrÁs, son nuestras. te tengo que olvidar. hay momentos que no quiero recordar. cuando tus labios rozaban mi piel, y entre tus brazos me solÍa perder... ( aplausos) >> ahÍ que tienen el nuevo vÍdeo musical. felicidades. la semana

. ♪ ♪ >> primer impacto sigue de fiesta con su ruta de impacto en miami. >> acompÁÑenos para recorrer por cielo y tierra. >> el el destino es highleah. >> vamos a compartir juntos unas jornadas sobre ruedas. >> bueno en nuestra serie vamos recordar el momento en que nuestro colega ricardo llegÓ trabajarÁ nuestra filial de miami. >> ricardo sabemos que comenzaste en ny pero la tentaciÓn fue demasiado en la ciudad del sol. >> yo nacÍ como periodista en ny cero aquÍ me graduÉ en periodismo una serie de restos increÍbles que me llegÓ a conocer esta comedia tan hermosa, servirlos y llevarles la noticia ese era el reto y lo logramos. >> asÍ es. >> vamos a ver. ♪ >> aparte de los detenidos de... >> desde mi llegada al canal 23 me sentÍ como en casa. al jefe de asignaciones le encantaba enviarme a la aventura, uno de los reportajes que me hizo pasar por el fuego fue con nativo indÍgena en venezuela. >> siguiendo la ruta de la selva... >> querÍamos mostrar la Última frontera de un mundo cambiante en que los indÍgenas iban perdiendo sus . bÁsicamente lo que reclama esta multitu

neither is helen, a journalist in miami. the policy could help people like you saw earlier in david ari osto's story, helen wrote an op-ed in the miami florida saying it was an attack on american values. thank you for being here. i understand passions run deep. insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. 11 u.s. administrations over 54 years tried to and failed to bring about democratic reform by isolating cuba. at this point isn't a new approach worthy? >> there's nothing wrong with the new approach as long as the approach is one that makes sense and brings change and compromise for both sides. the united states made enormous changes, but the cuban government has bun nothing. -- has done nothing. when you want to talk about income equality it's a mess. some cubans some leniency by the cuban government are making money. the fact of the matter is if you are a doctor in cuba you make more money being a taxi driver than practicing your profession. on top of that the cuban government has done

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> el impacto sigue de esta consulta de impacto en miami, compaÑeros a recorrer por cierto y tierra hermosa ciudad del sol. hoy es el destino regalÍ sÚbase al autobÚs para compartir juntos. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hola que tal y bienvenidos al primer impacto en vivo desde el ayuntamiento de la ciudad vieja y hayalia. aquÍ son los hispanos que exhiban las riendas de la ciudad. >> tenemos el calor humano de la gente hermosa, y tambiÉn detrÁs de cÁmara. gracias por venir acompaÑarnos. >> tenemos una tarde llena de sorpresas y un artista nos muestra de esta ciudad donde dio sus primeros pasos hacia la fama. >> comenzamos la noticia del dÍa indignante fue el abuso que puso los padres, en mÉxico la inocente fue golpeada sin compasiÓn y las imÁgenes fueron difundidas en las redes sociales. >> sin piedad mario de 21 aÑos azota evidentemente su propia hija por quÉ no dejar de llorar. tambiÉn serÍa su pareja una joven de 16 aÑos que incluso cuenta de otras agresiones de que fue vÍctima el bebÉ. >> no se sabe quien grabÓ este vÍdeo que fue publicado en las redes sociales y c

neither is helen, a journalist in miami. the policy could help people like you saw earlier in david ari osto's story, helen wrote an op-ed in the miami florida saying it was an attack on american values. thank you for being here. i understand passions run deep. insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. 11 u.s. administrations over 54 years tried to and failed to bring about democratic reform by isolating cuba. at this point isn't a new approach worthy? >> there's nothing wrong with the new approach as long as the approach is one that makes sense and brings change and compromise for both sides. the united states made enormous changes, but the cuban government has bun nothing. -- has done nothing. when you want to talk about income equality, it's a mess. some cubans, some leniency by the cuban government are making money. the fact of the matter is if you are a doctor in cuba, you make more money being a taxi driver than practicing your profession. on top of that the cuban government has do

i would show miami i grew up or it's not the miami of today, but just like miami of yesteryear. so how are city becomes our place and it contributes to ask. there is a lot of miami like these other kind of stores and i really thought it was important to be an emotional historian of what it felt like to live and grow up in miami. and this is kind of like a firefly. same magic of catching, you know, with your father and also it is the name of my grand uncle's store. it is a big turning point in the book because what happens is very key is looking for missing america and easy cheese and the brady bunch. the counter turn if he has this wonderful cultural coming-of-age in discovering cultural coming-of-age and discovering that will essence of the cuban heritage of all of these stories in this history that just are the parents and that happens at the grocery store and i started working there since i was 12 and under sort of where we keep become the prince and a sense of that alleged them through the customers, the regulators that come in three or four times a day, the other employees

. ♪ ♪ >> primer impacto sigue de fiesta con su ruta de impacto en miami. >> acompÁÑenos para recorrer por cielo y tierra. >> el el destino es highleah. >> vamos a compartir juntos unas jornadas sobre ruedas. >> bueno en nuestra serie vamos recordar el momento en que nuestro colega ricardo llegÓ trabajarÁ nuestra filial de miami. >> ricardo sabemos que comenzaste en ny pero la tentaciÓn fue demasiado en la ciudad del sol. >> yo nacÍ como periodista en ny cero aquÍ me graduÉ en periodismo una serie de restos increÍbles que me llegÓ a conocer esta comedia tan hermosa, servirlos y llevarles la noticia ese era el reto y lo logramos. >> asÍ es. >> vamos a ver. ♪ >> aparte de los detenidos de... >> desde mi llegada al canal 23 me sentÍ como en casa. al jefe de asignaciones le encantaba enviarme a la aventura, uno de los reportajes que me hizo pasar por el fuego fue con nativo indÍgena en venezuela. >> siguiendo la ruta de la selva... >> querÍamos mostrar la Última frontera de un mundo cambiante en que los indÍgenas iban perdiendo sus tradiciones y creo que lo logramos. bÁsic

. >>> at miami international airport, this is the security you don't see standing in line. cnn got exclusive access to the screening that takes place for what they call the back of the airport employees. these are the baggage handlers, the mechanics, the cleaners, anyone you don't see going through screening with passengers. it's the same screening no matter what kind of security badge or security clearance the employee holds. >> i.d.s are not enough to stop malicious intent. i mean, you can vet employees for basic information on their backgrounds, but it doesn't -- it's not going to necessarily prevent them from carrying out some kind of malicious activity against an airport. >> reporter: what may surprise you is what's happening at miami's international airport, the full screening of every airport employee is the exception, not the rule. cnn contacted 20 of the major airports across the country and found screening of employees is random and partial at best and no national standard exists. the only other major airport that does full screening is orlando. many airports like

in miami. he said, okay, you better check and see if you did. when he went back to the office he found out, yes in fact that they had the information. but what it was -- what miami's f.b.i. didn't trust washington's f.b.i. because of the infiltration. >> i think we have time for one more question. go ahead. >> there are theories about the mariel is that it happened because of the influx of visitors that were at that time starting to go back to cuba with clothing and everything. >> and attitudes and knowledge -- >> it was an opening that a lot of people that a lot of hadn't seen. my analogy is to the present. we have -- in the cuban situation every 10 or 15 years there has been an exodus of some sort. we had the last one in '94. so we're due. >> you're right. we have more coming this year in unprecedented degree. >> 56,000. >> exactly. being the fact that the same system has been from since 1959 and the same depression more or less, but my question would be, do you think that if there is an opening now more people going and more money coming in b

up next, president obama traveled to miami for a town hall today on immigration. chief washington correspondent peter cook is there. you want to preview went that he will have a preview went "bottom line" continues in just a moment. ♪ mark: let's get you some of the top stories we are following this one's a wednesday. shares of hewlett and packard are falling after earnings missed estimates. hp says its upcoming split into two companies will cost $2 billion. one company will sell corporate equipment and services, the other will focus on personal computers and printers. more than one million american express cardholders will start paying higher interest rates. amex is raising rates of an average of 2.5 percentage points to almost 13%. the company says it is making the change after looking at rivals' interest rates for borrowers with similar credit profiles. another retailers following walmart's lead in raising wages. the parent of t.j. maxx and marshalls says that lower paid store employees in the u.s. will get a raise to nine dollars and hour in june. beginning

diana olick is down in miami with the details. it looks nice there diana. >> it is so nice here, tyler. rising out of this parking lot on public land at an estimated cost of $430 million, this 1,000-foot tower that's taller than those condos over there, is being compared to the statue of liberty because it will both welcome tourists to the city of miami and also offer u.s. citizenship to foreigners, that is foreigners who have $500,000 to spend. skyrise miami is the brain child of developer jeff berkowitz. it is stunning at least in virtual form with a sky drop ride where you can fall at 95 miles per hour along with about 11 of your best friends. it has a bungee jump-like base jump and a viewing platform that dangles you over the city. miami-dade has put $9 million into it. berkowitz has put in 30 million of his own. the rest is from investors using the ecb-5 program to get a green card to buy into this tower. a minimum of $500,000 is required. critics say this tower will never generate enough tourist dollars to pay investors back

eso es raro en la ciudad de miami y es lo que tenemos en el pronÓstico para el jueves. el este es otra historia con temperaturas relativamente cÁlidas, en los angeles 72, pudiera llegar a 79 en los prÓximos dÍas. esto es lo que tenemos. siga con mÁs de primer impacto. >> una noche frÍa para el jueves pero con mucho calor humano porque se va a reunir una constelaciÓn de estrellas para celebrar la mÚsica latina. vamos con borja, que estÁ dando vuelta por las redes sociales. >> yo me he perdido, y me metÍ en el centro de control de las redes sociales desde donde nuestra querida compaÑera maite}menos mantener informados y conectados durante la alfombra roja. ya verÁn lo que encontrÉ. >> la actriz y cantante nos tiene al tanto de todo lo que se comenta en las redes. ella viene con un equipo al que no se le escapara nada de lo que pase frente y detrÁs de las cÁmaras. otra queremos seguir en las redes es cristian de la fuente quien conducirÁ la gala. >> quÉ novedades vamos a encontrar? >> muchas y estÁn todos aquÍ en estas 20 pÁginas, pero son secreto. >> se

in miami. and i would ask them why and they would say there is no opportunity here. if everybody that is young and with any sort of drive and initiative, if their dream is to get out of this country, this is never going to change. and i thought, what are we doing to help remedy this? and that is what i realized the answer was absolutely nothing. our policy is aggravating the situation. instead of bringing the international community together to exert pressure to the castro regime, we have isolated ourselves from the international immunity, they have run the other way because they do not want to be seen allying with this overreaching policy. it has done nothing to help civil society on the island, to empower them in any way. it has given us no leverage with the cubans to help push for changes. they do not respond to basically anything that we say on this side. overall it has not achieved its objectives, it has not ushered in a democratic transition. when you grow up your entire life seeing that

it's even cold in miami. >> we tied a record here in miami. 42 degrees. we are at the miami beach hotel. there is one hearty soul. the pool is heated but he has to get out at some point. let's show you what we have going on. as far as the weather is concerned, we are not looking into next week. there may be a moderation but look at what we have got. wind chill warnings and advisories from the great lakes into florida. we have temperatures. these are record lows from chicago on into cincinnati. parts of knoxville. tampa is setting a record and miami tying a record. we are not done yet. tomorrow colder through parts of the northeast and the south. then we have a big winter storm with more frigid air into the upper great lakes. mixed bag of weather friday. ice storm warnings in effect for nashville. a half inch of ice and milder temperatures. as we move into saturday afternoon, cincinnati getting snow. four to eight inches of snow and 1/10 of an inch of ice. to three inches from new york to boston by sunday. the bad news is we are going to be seeing more col

we have tied a record here in miami. 42 degrees. we're at the lowes miami beach hotel. there is a hardy soul swimming in the pool. it's heated but he's got to get out of that pool at some point. man, that is cold. all right. let's show you what we've got going on right now. as far as our weather is concerned, we are not lod, we are not looking at any break into next week. there may be a little moderation. for the most part look at what we've got. wind chill warnings, wind chill advisories, stretching from the great lakes all the way down into florida. we've got temperatures, these are record lows from chicago on into cincinnati, parts of knoxville, we're looking at tampa setting a record, miami tying a record. and we're not done yet. tomorrow morning, even colder throughout parts of the northeast and on into the south. and then we've got big winter storm, more frigid air comes in on monday morning, into the upper great lakes and that makes its way into the northeast. mixed bag of weather starting friday. ice storm warnings now in effect for nashville into 9:00 a.m. half

spies who infiltrated in miami. the one group who targeted were brothers to the rescue who through small planes searching for refugees toward cuba. in 96 based on the feds by the spies cuba shot down two planes thrown by brothers to the rescue killing four. the five spies were arrest theed in 198 and convicted in 2001. once the exchange was agreed to by cuba and the obama administration the way was clear for diplomatic relations. i talked to representative chris van holland who was in the delegation that just returned from cuba. >> what did you come away with with that trip? >> when i came back to the hotel took a little walk i had on a pen that had the cuban flag and american flag. >> the leaderships leaders did the delegation meet with? >> we met with the archbishop of the catholic church in cuba or at theing ga who was instrumental by the way together with the pope in what became the release of the valid we met with dissident groups away within cuba. we met with the cuban foreign minister. >> where do you see cub

for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan in miami. >>> coming up money and marriage. why planning a different kind of date this valentine's day could lead to not only marital bliss but also financial harmony. >>> the window to enroll in health care under the affordable care act quickly closing. midnight sunday is the deadline for coverage this year and those who don't enroll may be subject to a penalty. federal officials say they've seen a big pick-up in traffic on the healthcare.gov web site over the past few days. >>> well 2014 was a rough year for atlantic city but this year so far, off to a more encouraging start. casino revenue for january was up almost 19% compared with a year ago, even though they've shut down casinos. part of the reason is less competition for the eight casinos that are still there. >>> looking for a valentine's day gift for your significant other? might want to forget the flowers and chocolate and instead plan a date a money date. as sharon epperson tells us that could be the most valuable gift of all. >> reporter: mark and evan el cowits hav

. >> un misterioso personaje mantiene en vilo a la policÍa de miami, a los periodistas que acapara la atenciÓn de admiradores que ven sus cuestionadas hazaÑas por internet se llama a sÍ mismo el alpinista urbano escala edificios y toma fotografÍas y vÍdeos que luego publica lourdes nos habla de este audaz personaje. >> aunque usted no padezca de vÉrtido estas imÁgenes seguro le podrÁn los pelos despunta alguien camina sobre un delgado andamio se dirige a la grÚa del edificio desafiando el peligro el escenario es un rascacielos construcciÓn en miami. el osado individuo se identifica a sÍ como daredevil dice ser un alpinista urbano. >> se monta arriba de las grÚas, sube la informaciÓn que tenemos hasta los 55 pisos lo que hace es tomar fotos y videos. >> se ha jactado de sus hazaÑas colgado las fotos y videos en las redes sociales en una especie de celebridad ha concedido entrevistas a canales locales. asegurando que sÓlo quiere compartir su experiencia con el mundo para que sientan la adrenalina que esto le produce. el alpinismo urbano o buildering ha existido por mÁs d