miami beach is built on porous limestone that absorbs the rising water. as the limestone is saturated by rising sea, there's an upsurge of water through the sewer system. so far 8 pumps have been installed, and seem to be doing the trick. >> we think we have a great 50-60 year solution. after that human innovation and technology, we believe, will catch up. >> this is the first type anyone did this on a city-wide scale. we'll make mistakes... >> we are the pioneers. >> i like it. >> reporter: with a lifetime in miami, dan is a retired boat cap feign and is an environmental activist. he took us on a tour of the city's efforts. >> let me show you something. they'll raise the sidewalks. look at that. >> reporter: that's what 2 feet. >> at least 2 feet. it's fine for this building they have raised the base of the building. but nor that house there, the door will be 2 feet below the sidewalk. >> reporter: what is different about the building they are building? >> the first floor is 6 feet off the ground. if you have to leave the building, you'll leave miami bea

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

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tan peninsula >>> just south of miami. tonight in our month-long series fragile planet we take a look at. potential risks. ♪♪ >>reporter: turkey point, florida's biggest power source was built on the edge of biscayne bay in the 70s when rising sea levels were not a concern. the reactors sit 20 feet above sea level but that's not reassuring to all. >> could be 60 or 100 years but it's guaranteed the ocean is coming up. >>reporter: he loves these waters. he's a retired boat captain born raised, and still living in the miami area. >> this is florida limestone. >>reporter: today he's an activist worried that turkey point is the next fukushima, the 2011 disaster in japan triggered with a tsunami hit a nuclear power plant. >> the steel rods are in a plant with water. >>reporter: after fukushima, the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission ordered u.s. plants to review their safety plans. an nrc spokesman said turkey point is secure against sea level conditions. the nrc has reviewed the flooding re-evaluation and have determined i

desde las playas de miami. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. >> buenas tardes. comenzamos con el secreto a voces que hoy se formalizÓ. hillary clinton dijo que quiere ser una cantera para el pueblo americano. asÍ se describe en el vÍdeo que se difundiÓ esta tarde. a travÉs de gente. el vÍdeo dura 15 minutos para hacer una pronta crÍtica para sus potenciales republicanos. >> con este vÍdeo hizo oficial su aspiraciÓn a la casa blanca. el mensaje de su aviso polÍtico estaba dirigido a la clase media y a los hispanos. hilary clinton ex primera dama y ex secretaria de estado quiere mejorar la economÍa de la clase trabajadora. hablÓ de los hispanos y hasta de parejas de Él mismo sexo. la ex primera dama dijo estoy en marcha para ganar tu voto. entre los votantes demÓcratas lleva una amplia ventaja. clinton empezarÁ su campaÑa por la caricatura por el partido demÓcrata viajando a el cacus mÁs importante. no se hicieron esperar los opositores. >> no se la ve como

for your next road trip come down to miami. i'll even let you borrow my miami driving hat. by the way, the associated press is now reporting what we already knew, senator marco rubio of florida says he is running for the 2016 presidential nomination. "news nation" with tamron hall is up next. thank you for the privilege of your time. i'll see you here tomorrow. >>> it's time for the your business entrepreneur of the week. aaron holland is the owner of a comic shop and a geek easy in orlando, florida. he attracts new customers by having fun events at a geek easy and then turns them on to comics, often turning them into regular readers. for more watch "your business" sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. >>> brought to you by american express open. visit openforum.com for ideas to help you grow your business. just show them this - the american express card. don't leave home without it! and someday, i may even use it on the moon. it's a marvelous thing! oh! haha! so you can replace plane tickets, traveler's cheques, a lost card. really? that worked? american express' timeless safe

someone who knows miami very well because when i look at him, i just think miami, chris leavitt. he is a real working man. he is a real estate broker. i know everybody talks about million dollar listing, but come on, you are a our house real estate. that came first, which is why you went on to do this. first off, you hear about this, which you sell he is saying this is a hard market. chris: it is a very boat -- robust market. everyone wants to be in miami from all over the world. it is billing. it is happening. betty: how come you have different perspectives? chris: the supermarket is not affected. i did the season from november to just about a week and a half ago, it was all new yorkers, people from canada. people who are buying and they bought in robust numbers. i closed on friday $23 square-foot facing west today. everybody wants to be on the ocean. it is showing good science the market is doing very well. betty: compare that to wear a condo sells for $22 per his or is on the high-end here in new york. chris: the super high-end in new york city is worth half. we are talking th

. >>> lori montenegro desde miami gracias otra campaÑa que ya esta en marcha hillary gino tono despuÉs que ayer lo dijera y la ex secretaria de estado emprendiÓ un viaje en carretera desde su casa ennew york hacia iowa para el primer acto de campaÑa luego seguirÁ a n. jam cher y ha compartido con diferentes familias fiel a su estrategia que cambiar los multo multitudinaria multitudinarias reuniÓnes por encuentros uno a uno con los electores. >>> y bueno, uno de cada seis conductor nosotros california tiene que la licencia suspendida por no pagar las multas de trÁfico, y por primera vez surge opciÓn que les permitirÍa recuperarla es una gran noticia para quienes tienen la deuda y se le ha ido multiplicando, y no tienen como pagara marÍa paula tiene mÁs para esta soluciÓn. >>> asÍ es marÍa celeste muy buenas tardes. segÚn los que hablan de la situaciÓn se trata principalmente de personas que por su situaciÓn econÓmica no pueden pagar ni las deudas mÁs pequeÑos y al pasar del tiempo siguen aumentando las cantidades quedando atrapando en una bola del nieve. >>> en 1994 es

gloria: sÍ, exacto, soy de miami, mi mamÁ es de cuba, es algo que no pude explicar. karla: dicen que dios te pone donde tienes que estar, ¿y tÚ josh? johs: para mi fue un poco diferente, estaba en el primer deben reading, pero para mÍ, dije, me van a hacer el trabajo difÍcil. karla: se la pasan vacilando. ¿alguna situaciÓn graciosa que les ha pasado? emilio, dime. emilio: increÍble, ver los caracteres que usan ellos, a veces hablo inglÉs a las personas y no me entienden, y me dicen yo no hablo espaÑol, y digo estoy hablando en inglÉs. me acaba de pasar ahora en el hotel. (risas) karla: obviamente estamos resaltando lo mÁs importante, es el hecho que es una historia que nos va a inspirar a todos a buscarnos sus sueÑos, ¿quÉ han aprendido ustedes de gloria y emilio en este tiempo que han trabajado con ellos? >> que son muy humildes, emilio es un hombre que enseÑa por ejemplo, Él no enseÑa con palabras, es un hombre... Él se preocupa por la suerte de los demÁs antes que Él mismo, eso es lo que quiero introducir a todo el mundo. karla: muy bien emilio

en los aÑos 90 el acondicionador de la ciudad de west miami. ahora ha llegado el momento de querer ser presidente. >> el hijo de inmigrantes cubanos a mostrar en su corta carrera que no hay que subestimar en 1999 ganÓ su escaÑo en la legislatura del estado de la florida. por apenas 64 votos al poco tiempo se pone posicionÓ como el mÁs joven en la cÁmara de secado cuando lanzÓ su candidatura para el senado federal en 2010 las encuestas lo situaban 35. por debajo de su contrincante sin embargo ganÓ por un amplio margen sus opositores reconocen que no se puede descartar a marcos rubio. >> sus cualidades hablan de su juventud su energÍa y su carisma su cara linda. pero pocas veces encuentras personas que estÁn hablando de un proyecto de ley especÍfico o de una polÍtica pÚblica especÍfica. >> que Él pudo avanzar. a pesar de su corta experiencia fue escogido por su partido para responder al discurso del presidente barack obama sobre el estado de la uniÓn pero muchas personas lo recuerdan mÁs por esto. al dÍa siguiente ganÓ cientos d

did you envision an empire that would expand all the way to miami and key west? and flagler said yes. he was a man who had big dreams. he was a visionary. and the question is what impact and flagler have on florida history and on the future of florida. and would florida have developed the same way they did without flagler? well, we don't know but i suppose you could guess that yes, florida would have developed pretty much the same way but flagler certainly accelerated the process. so much of the east coast of florida was essentially wasteland until he build his railroad. you simply couldn't develop an area like palm beach or miami until you had secure rail transportation to the outside world. so flagler realized that he was pioneering, that he was opening up of these areas to development, and it surprised even him in his old age he said i always believed in the future of florida but i didn't appreciate how quickly it would happen. .. and this week on "the communicators," an update on the net neutrality regulations passed by the fcc earlier this year. julian hatte

toni: la ciudad de los angeles fue la primera y miami es la Última. los detalles llegan a miami las audiciones de"la banda", en su fse final y tony dandrades esta junto a los jovenes que tendran que demostrar su talento ante un jurado!!en una espectacular y peligrosa aventur se lanzo un navegante solitario, que cruzo remando el oceano atlantico.. el intrepido partio de las costas de espaqa y logro llegar hasta las de mexico!! buenas tardes, hoy a las seis...--el accidente de un camÓn de carga causa un caos vehicular que lleva horas sobre la carretera 580 cerca al puente "richmond - san rafael"--continua la ola de robos domiciliarios en la bahia, esta vez en "pittsburg" unos ladrones intentaron ingresar una vivienda... sepa como prepararse en caso de que le pase a usted--y la policia de "hayward" esta tras la pista de un hombre que huÓ tras una persecusion dejando en su vehiculo estrellado a una mujer y un beÉ ♪ ♪ ♪ pamela:le tocÓ lidiar con unas extensiones muy complicadas una espada le abriÓ su corazÓn. yomari: no estoy buscanso! lo bueno

reportando desde rosell, jaicíolor en miami beach. y tambiÉn las chivas de guadalajara suben el liderato del torneo claura Ó ar ¿sacrificar toda una noche de streaming? ¿te parece bien que tu conexión te falle cuando más la necesitas? si no estás en la red más grande y confiable del país ¿sabes de qué te estás perdiendo? verizon. aranxa: la declaraciÓn del don francisco durante una misa en memoria de la matanza de armenios en 1915, ha generado una crisis diplomÁtica. el gobierno de turquÍa llamÓ a su embajador en el vaticano despuÉs de que el pontÍfice empleara el tÉrmino genocidio armenio, considerada como el primer genocidio del siglo xx. el grupo radical islÁmico y se dio a conocer la destrucciÓn de una antigua ciudad filial norte de irak, convertido en escombros cuando los militares usaron herramientas elÉctricas para demoler estructuras. la unesco habÍa obligado a ser colocado en la lista de patrimonio de la humanidad. en madrid se realiza la primera manifestaciÓn de la historia. los organizadores utilizar

barbie: anoche estuviste en el primer especial miami y vimos a muchos amigos y colegas. alejandro sanz estuvo con su esposa quedÓ fascinado. puede llevar a mis hijas a ver la pelÍcula porque me han recomendado que vaya. eduardo: es una pelÍcula para la familia estuvo alejandro sanz que le agradezco porque se ha convertido en el embajador del mensaje. estuvo tambiÉn emilio estefan. muchÍsima gente nos acompaÑo. eva estuvo la premier y la presentaciÓn de los angeles. barbie: eres una persona tan especial y demÁs importante con este tipo de pelÍcula lleva su mensaje que a veces no logra traspasar la pantalla, de la gran . entonces, si hace mucha falta eduardo: este convencido de que el mundo hoy en dÍa estÁ dividido. adherencias miedos inseguridades. el mundo esta de cabeza. el arte tiene la capacidad de salvar. nosotros apostamos a esto. apostamos a que si todo dejamos que la mono gobierna la vida este mundo se comete el mejor lugar. barbie: estamos orgulloso por su crecimiento espiritual que dios bendiga este proyecto tan bonito y que se multiplique. eduardo: d

when i became auxiliary bishop of miami and bishop of orlando and archbishop of miami. immigration has been a part of my life all of those years. last major immigration reform was accomplished in 1986 under president reagan, and that included an amnesty, and amnesty that certainly benefited this community to the good in many ways. by the end of the 1990 path, we realized that legislation did not address all the issues that needed to be addressed, and it was clear that we were facing a broken immigration system. so since that time, we have been trying to advocate for a fix to reform the immigration system. the united states catholic bishops in the year 2001 issued a pastoral letter that was also signed on to by the bishops of mexico entitled "strangers no longer," in which we set out our priorities on immigration reform and what shape it should take. we were lucky in that both the staff of senator ted kennedy and senator mccain used that document to put forth an immigration reform proposal that was on the table in the early part of the 2000's. i remember i went up to was

he is expected to announce his campaign from miami. stay with us. ♪ matt: trading just get underway. scarlet: we've got to start with apple. over the weekend -- in case you've been living under a rock -- they've been selling the apple watch through preorders. apple probably sold one million watches over the weekend through preorders and it could announce initial preorder details this week. it predicts apple will sell 7 million watches in the quarter. in the first quarter of ipad sales, it went up to 4.1 9 million units in the second full quarter. according to cowan, it is looking for a faster adoption rate for the apple watch. we will see how it all plays out. meantime, pandora is getting a boost on that rising tide lifts all boats kind of theme. they are up by 2.5%. spotify is in the process of raising more financing. matt: i was talking with alex sherman about this earlier, about the spotify valuation and the streaming music services. there is a possibility of deals being made in this sector. scarlet: may be you need more than -- m

well, that's the opportunity i got to do with these researchers based out of university of miami. we went on a boat in the bahamas sbahamas bahamas, in the name of sharks. let's take a look. >> shark on! >> shark. the very name inspires wonder and fear, vilified as the world's ultimate killing machine, but their bad-boy image is all wrong, according to these guys. >> i haven't had a single bad day with sharks in 35 years of doing business. >> if there is a shark around, you're likely to find jim in the water with the camera. >> we have 400 billion years of sharks shaping our ocean's health. and in the last 50 years on my watch we've literally destroyed it. >> one in six of all sharks that have been threatened with extinction . >> the university of miami, one of his primary missions is to study sharks in the wild so policymakers can make good policies based on science. >> i really can't express the word of value that jim brings. he can get to sharks. he can figure out what the best conditions are, and he can help us design our information based on the health of the ocean. >> this i

asÍ lo encontramos, en el pasillo de la corte de miami, esperando su turno. estas son las primeras imÁgenes del cantante desde que se entregÓ a las autoridades por el caso de prostituciÓn y trÁfico humanos. ante la ocupaciÓn del juez de que el cantante vaya a salir del paÍs, la peticiÓn fue negada. yamir: son acusaciones muy serias, en este momento no puedo hacer ninguna declaraciÓn, en estos momentos mis abogados me lo prohÍben. tony: la semana pasada se declarÓ culpable y sigue firme. yamir: no tenemos nada que ver con esta situaciÓn, pedimos a la prensa que tenga un poco de mesura sobre las expresiones que hacen al pÚblico. tony: nunca tuviste nada que ver con la red de prostituciÓn? yamir: no, nada que ver. tony: de quÉ manera te afecta esto artÍsticamente? yamir: de eso hablaremos mÁs adelante. gracias por el interÉs pero en este momento se le prohÍbe hablar. tony: te incautaron muchas cosas? yamir: de eso hablaremos mÁs adelante. tony: su familia se encuentra muy afectada? yamir: obviamente, cualquier duda, hablen con mi abogado, no q

bush was scheduled to return to miami late today. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ktvu has learned san francisco's police chief plans to take disciplinary action tomorrow against several officers accused of exchanging racist and homo phobic text messages. we've been told three officers will be suspended and chief greg suhr is expected to discuss whether more officers could face disciplinary actions. one has already resigned. the district attorney plans to detail 10 years of cases to see if there's evidence of racial bias. >>> a federal judge has ordered the state corrections department to provide sex change surgery for a transsexual inmate. it's a first for california. the inmate is 51 michelle leal norseworthy. she's currently serving a life sentence for murder in sacramento. the judge says denying her the surgery violating her rights. the procedure costs about $800,000 and they're considering an appeal -- $80,000 and they're considering an appeal. >>> i'm tracking a wet weather trend headed toward the ba

toni: la ciudad de los angeles fue la primera y miami es la Última. los detalles al regresan con primer impacto. quÉ bien! llegan a miami las audiciones de"la banda", en su fse final y tony dandrades esta junto a los jovenes que tendran que demostrar su talento ante un jurado!!en una espectacular y peligrosa aventur se lanzo un navegante solitario, que cruzo remando el oceano atlantico.. el intrepido partio de las costas de espaqa y logro llegar hasta las de mexico!! ♪ ♪ ♪ pamela:le tocÓ lidiar con unas extensiones muy complicadas una espada le abriÓ su corazÓn. yomari: no estoy buscanso! lo bueno es que hoy buscÓ rubias una cosa es achicharra, y otras como hubiera. _ como rubias. hoy busco una rubia. hoy no estoy buscando leopardos, sino de rubias perdidas. >> quÉ soy yo? >> castaÑa clara. yomari: su hija es la rubia esa? >> sÍ! yomari: debe quitarte ese ratero de la cabeza. esto estÁ como para fregar platos. eso funciona muy bien! >> mira, esto es? yomari: es una gran formaciÓn y se te va a quedar el pelo corto. >> esta es una prima

. >> and then you moved to miami, florida why? >> when i was 12 my parents got divorced and my mom relocated with us closer to my grandparents. my brother and i moved down there and life went on. >> and you were a good student, right? >> i think so. >> all right. but you also worked. you were a burger king employee that you were so successful that i understand you were in a commercial with a rock group. >> casey and the sunshine band ♪ that's the way i like it. >> one of my favorites. anyway, you are in high school for a minute, this is true. and all of a sudden you are in college. how did you skip high school? >> the university of miami offered me the opportunity to see if somebody my age could socially not so much and academically achieve a college degree without a high school dim employee that and they let me in at 14. >> how did they know about you? >> i was an excellent student. >> so they were looking for kids. go ahead. >> i was extremely curious. i had worked really hard. i had finished all my credits and i was ready to

is it that bad in miami? tom: we have had good sales in miami. we have sold 400 units are right now, our projects are sold out. we are not seeing as much. they are $600 type products. that is middle of the road for miami. we are seeing 7% of the buyers to date have been latin american. i think you are seeing the domestic buyer pick up a little bit down there. i sit in the past i'm very concerned about how much supply we are seeing. betty: domestic buyers are picking up the slack but might they not be doing so enough? tom: if you pick on manhattan, the midtown would be troubling because that is largely a foreign buyer market here 1200 50 new kinds of products going on. generally, the biggest year ever in new york city was $180 million sales. if you -- 180 $10 million sales. in brazil, japan, europe, china, the middle east with oil prices. betty: outside of miami where are you seeing the strongest dollar have an impact in housing? tom: the markets, san francisco would be the opposite. the san francisco market has been tremendous. that is more of an

just think, you know, products made in china are sold in miami. so merchandise, products, cross borders every day. money crosses borders in an instant through electronic banking. the only, you know, and so do people cross borders. and what we are discussing is the dramatic ways in which many people cross borders. people are crossing borders all the time, and for a fortunate number of them, they have the proper documents, et cetera, et cetera. but there is a number that are left out. refugees are another issue, you know, people forced to leave because of politics or because of economic reasons. so, you know, migration is a reality that is part of our globalized world and we're trying to respond to it in a human way. and one way to respond to it is by constructing laws that are just in human -- just and human , that serve the common good. and i think immigration reform serves the common good. as far as the cuban adjustment act, as i said, i think it should serve as a model or a template of how we should treat of the groups of immigrants because its

many say so is the area at miami turkey point. fragile planet, paul beban takes a look at the risk . >> reporter: miami is world famous for its beautiful beaches and beautiful people but the city known for its bright lights, billions of dollars of real estate and glamorous boulevards is now on the front lines of the battle against climate change. flooding is becoming more frequent, more destructive and according to the vast majority of sea level rise projections it's only going to get worse. that grim forecast is what has some people here very concerned about this place. turkey point nuclear power plant. just 25 miles south of the greater miami membership rop lustmetropolis. >> it's going to go underwater much sooner than many people think. >> built on the edge of biscayne bay, in the early '70s when rising seas weren't a concern. that isn't reassuring to dan kipness. >> it's 60, 70, 100 years guaranteed, the water is coming up. >> kipness loves these waters. he's worried that turkey point is the next fukushima. the 2011 disaster

miami. so very much on track. >> the semifinals, the american just too strong for his japanese opponent. >>> and confirmed that feature number one serena williams. the defending champion in miami to have win. >>> serena's opponent will be suarez who certainly enjoyed miami. the spaniard swept the side now win or lose suarez navarro will break into the women's top ten for the first time on monday. >> it's a difficult match. she return good. she serves good. you know, i played with her i tried to do my best, i enjoyed final. >> super rugby leaders the wellington hurricanes just blew away the cape town guests. the stormers in this passage of play one of the stand up moments giving the ball to brad shields. in golf, currently number one scored under par 75, in the first major of the season in california, including the lpga record of rounds. catching up to morgan pressel who leads the event by one shot. >> today i was so busy trying to make up and down, or trying to make a good two or make some b

it's called 305 fitness named after miami's area coat. it's making working out more like going out based on miami's area code. the goal to make it feel like a dance session. they are made up of sports drills and dance moves for 55 minutes. they are on the east coast, but plans to move to other major cities soon. and water only. >>> the rain and strong winds whipped around drivers during the morning commute this morning. this is what the drive looked like this morning on the san mateo bridge. you can see drivers slowing down because of the rough conditions. it was a bit of a mess today. it was also a slippery ride for drivers who were going across the richmond/san rafael bridge. wind advisories were in effect on many of the bay area bridges and the rain isn't over yet. roberta says when we can expect more showers. >> we have seen over 1.5" of rain here within our microclimates. it's not so much how much rain they are get to get it's how it will arrive. pretty much in the form of thunderstorms is what we're anticipating. frank keenan .75" o

we are in miami tonight. just 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 shoul

they autograph you in miami. wherever you good they tack you with an 18% tip, boom 18%, wherever you good every single place. know how the service is? >> i know. >> i don't know how good this whole thing might be if everybody gets a 20% -- what is their incentive to do things well? >> i think the ensign testify is to actually have a job, and i'm a big believer is that it's wonderful to say you make your money but you have to work for what you do. when you look at a city like miami, the fact service is so bad, i'm surprised some of those people still have jobs. i worked. >> they get -- it's good to talk to you. i appreciate it. see if this catches on. >> of course. >> don't hate everybody in miami. love me miami, but hard to get away. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you h

until he built a railroad, you simply couldn't develop a railroad like palm beach or miami until you have secured rail transportation to the outside world. and so he realized that he was pioneering and that he was opening up these areas to development. and in his old age he always says i didn't appreciate how quickly this would happen. >> from warren information on the many cities we visit with our local content vehicles, go to c-span.org last local content. and here's a look at some of the books being published this week. a series of sexual assaults or discuss that took place at the university of montana. fox news contributor and press secretary share stories from years in the white house in her book. and this nobel prize winner says that america is the most unequal advanced country in the world and give solutions to create what he sees as a fair economy. and this journalist investigates the increasing use of black tar heroin in america and the drug's popularity. .. >> as we speak, alaska has just legalized general recreational use. and public opinion has shifted very much in that d

products made in china are sold in miami. so merchandise products, across borders -- cross -- merchandise and products cross borders every day. money crosses borders in an instant through electronic banking. the only -- you know, so do people, cross borders. and you know, what we're discussing is, the dramatic ways in which people m people cross borders. people that cross borders all the time and for a fortunate number of them they can come with the proper documents etc., etc. but there is a number that are left out and refugees, another issue. you know. people forced to leave because of politics or because of economic reasons system of, you know migration is a real ality that is part of our globalized world and we're trying to respond to it in a human way. and one way to respond to it is by constructing laws that are just and human that serve the common good. i think immigration reform serves the common good. as far as the cuban adjustment act, i think it's a template that should serve as a model of how we should treat other