. >> early this morning, buffalo trucks were used to spray miami beach with bti, bacteria that miami officials hope will kill off zika's mosquitoes. laura mcgowan with clark, company hired by miami-dade county. >> bti attacks the larva of the mosquito getting into their gut and making it so they can't process food, thus they can't develop. >> reporter: back in august, miami-dade county began aerial spraying in wynwood, zika zone north of downtown miami. alternating between bti and >> a graduate research fellow at university of miami. >> when a drop let of the insecticide touches a mosquito, kills it instantaneously. >> reporter: it is effective but also controversial. the insecticide was banned from the european union. and appropriate tested in puerto rico one of the hardest hit zika zones in the world. officials say nalad is dangerous for pregnant women and could result in babies developing behavioraler use. the cdc and safe. florida governor rick scott said the cdc is recommending miami beach use helicopters to spray. miami beach commissioner michael greco says people in his commun

now, a total of 56 transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports, florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks, buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning, spraying bti, natural bacteria that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend, 19 traps on miami beach showed increase in mosquitoes the to combat the rising numbers. aerial spraying will begin thursday morning using the controversial insecticide. the mayor of miami beach >> we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of high buildings and wind pattern. what changed? >> i heard the same thing. supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental protection agency says it has been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissioner mike greco. >> i'm not willing to take it lying

now, a total of 56 transmitted by mosquitoes neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports, florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks, buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning, spraying bti, natural bacteria that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend, 19 traps on miami beach showed increase in mosquitoes the to combat the aerial spraying will begin thursday morning using the controversial insecticide. the mayor of miami beach >> we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of high buildings and wind pattern. what changed? >> i heard the same thing. supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: a neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental protectige been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissioner mike greco. >> i'm not willing to take it lying down. >> to sue to

(david begnaud / cbs news/ miami beach) the commissioner is now calling on miami-dade coty to stop using naled all dade county says naled has proven to be effecitve. the cdtells cbs news it's up to miami beach. if they don't want to use naled, no one is forcing them to. david begnaud, cbs news, miami beach, florida. 21sthas centuched a 20-million dollar settlement with gretchen carlson. carlson.she's the anchorwoman who sued fox news ceo and chairman roger ailes in july for sexual harassment and retaliation.21st century fox released a statement tuesday and apologize for the fact that gretchen was not treated with the respect that she and all our colleagues deserve." ailes...who resigned from fox in july... will pay an unknown portion of the 20-million dollar settlement. he has continuously denied the claims. since then...other women have surfaced...accusing ailes of the same thing. today: hot and humid with highs in the low 90s and lows around 74. a pop up storm is possible, best chances across the north and northwest parts of the area. winds: sw 5-15 mph. some higher gusts possible.this

now, a total of 56 transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports, florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks, buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning, spraying bti, natural bacteria that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend, 19 traps on miami beach showed increase in mosquitoes the to combat the rising numbers. aerial spraying will begin thursday morning using the controversial insecticide. the mayor of miami beach >> we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of high buildings and wind pattern. what changed? >> i heard the same thing. supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental protection agency says it has been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissioner mike greco. >> i'm not

now, a total of 56 transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports, florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks, buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning, spraying bti, natural bacteria that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend, 19 traps on miami beach showed increase in mosquitoes the to combat the rising numbers. health officials aerial spraying will begin thursday morning using the controversial insecticide. the mayor of miami beach >> we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of high buildings and wind pattern. what changed? >> i heard the same thing. supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: a neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental protection agency says it has been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissioner mike greco. >>

. >> early this morning, buffalo trucks were used to spray miami beach with bti, bacteria that miami officials hope will kill off zika's mosquitoes. laura mcgowan with clark, company hired by miami-dade county. >> bti attacks the larva of the mosquito getting into their gut and making it so they can't process food, thus they can't develop. >> reporter: back in august, miami-dade county began aerial spraying in wynwood, zika zone north of downtown miami. alternating between bti and >> can kill anything. >> a graduate research fellow at university of miami. >> when a drop let of the insecticide touches a mosquito, kills it instantaneously. >> reporter: it is effective but also controversial. the insecticide was banned from the european union. and appropriate tested in puerto rico one of the hardest hit zika zones in the world. officials say nalad is dangerous for pregnant women and could result in babies developing behavioraler use. th safe. florida governor rick scott said the cdc is recommending miami beach use helicopters to spray. miami beach commissioner michael greco says people

now, a total of 56 transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports, florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks, buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning, spraying bti, natural bacteria that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend, 19 traps on miami beach showed increase in mosquitoes the to combat the rising numbers. health officials announced aerial spraying will begin thursday morning using the controversial insecticide. the mayor of miami beach >> we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of high buildings and wind pattern. what changed? >> i heard the same thing. supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental protection agency says it has been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissio

early this morning buffalo turbine trucks drove through miami beach spraying b-t- ibacteria miami officials hope will kill off zika's carrierthe aedes aegypti mosquito. "it's very benign to humans."laura mcgowan is with clarke, the company hired by miami dade county to spray. "bti attacks the actual larva their gut and making it so they can't process food and can't develop."in august, miami dade county began ?aerial? spraying in wynwood - a zika zone north of downtown miami, alternating between b-t-i and a powerful neurotoxin called naled. "naled or naled can essentially kill anything." tanjim hossain is a graduate research fellow at the university of miami. "when a droplet of the insecticide touches a mosquito it kills the mosquito pretty much instantaneously." effective, naled is controversial. the insecticide was banned from the european union(nats pr) and protested in puerto rico, one of the hardest hit zika zones in the world. officials there say naled is dangerous for pregnant womenand could result in their babies developing behavioral issues. but the c-d-c and the e-p-a both insist i

(david begnaud / cbs news/ miami beach) the commissioner is now calling on miami-dade county to stop using naled all together. the mayor of miami dade county says naled has proven to be effecitve. the cdc tells cbs news it's up to miami be if they don't want to use naled, no one is forcing them to. david begnaud, cbs news, miami beach, florida./// ((christianne klein)) >>> officials announced this morning that aerial spraying for zika will begin in miami dade early thursday morning. crews will be spraying the insecticide "naled."/// ((christianne klein)) >>> ((paul joncich)) ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>winds have actually helped. we have seen less smoke today than over the weekend. still a slight haze in the air, but the winds al as yesterday. temps this morning dropped as low as 69 at mccarran. we haven't seen that temps since may, so the unofficial end to summer felt like it this morning. plenty of sunshiine and cooler today than yesterday. ................................ ... .......... let's take you through the the eveing with your planner. temps stay warm tonight but not hot. we ha

now, a total of 56 transmitted by m neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports, florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks, buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning, spraying bti, natural bacteria that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend, 19 traps on miami beach showed increase in mosquitoes the to combat the aerial spraying will begin thursday morning using the controversial insecticide. the mayor of miami beach >> we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of high buildings and wind pattern. what changed? >> i heard the same thing. supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: a neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissioner mike greco. >> i'm not willing to take it lying down. >> to sue to stop it? >>

now, a total of 56 transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports, florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks, buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning, spraying bti, natural bacteria that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend, 19 traps on miami beach showed increase in mosquitoes the to combat the rising numbers. aerial spraying will begin thursday morning using the controversial insecticide. the mayor of miami beach >> we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of high buildings and wind pattern. what changed? >> i heard the same thing. supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental protection agency says it has been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissioner mike greco. >> i'm not

. >> reporter: that's what the residents of miami beach are worried about. >> in miami-dade county. >> folks, folks. >> reporter: miami-dade county mayor carlos jimenez, who orders the spraying, told the crowd public health officials assured him the amount of naled is harmless to humans and effective in wynwood. >> we cannot pick and choose where to spray. there is a science to this. >> many people in the crowd science. that shows pregnant women with zika are at risk of delivering babies with microcephaly. >> you don't believe tere is a link. what if you are wrong? >> dr. christine curry is an obgyn, who delivered a baby with microcephaly and spoke to the crowd. >> zika is real. while we don't understand it fully, that is not a reason to dismiss its impact. starts friday morning at 5:00 a.m. that's know it. they will do it again sunday. and two sundays after that. scott, one man who lives here in miami beach sent me a tweet saying based on what i heard today i am going to pack up my family and head out of town for a month. >> david begnaud reporting from miami. ank you. >>> what was h

. >> early this morning, buffalo trucks were used to spray miami beach with bti, bacteria that miami officials hope will kill off zika's carrier, the mosquitoes. laura mcgowan with clark, company hired by miami-dade county. >> bti attacks the larva of the mosquito getting into their gut and making it so they can't process food, thus they can't develop. >> reporter: back in august, miami-dade county began aerial spraying in wynwood, zika zone north of downtown miami. alternating between bti and neurotoxic called nalad. >> can kill anything. >> a graduate research fellow at university of miami. >> when a drop let of the insecticide touches a mosquito, kills it instantaneously. >> reporter: it is effective but also controversial. the insecticide was banned from the european union. and appropriate tested in puerto rico one of the hardest hit zika zones in the world. officials say nalad is dangerous for pregnant women and could result in babies developing behavioraler use. the cdc and epa insist nalad is safe. florida governor rick scott said the cdc is recommending miami beach use helico

now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i. it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin controversial insecticide naled. philip levine is the mayor of miami beach. we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of the high buildings on miami beach and the wind pattern. what's changeed? >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agency says it's been used here since 1959 without posing risks to but spraying is not sitting well with

now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. davibe florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i. it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin philip levine is the mayor of miami beach. we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of the high buildings on miami beach and the wind pattern. what's changeed? >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agency says it's been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami beach city c

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. >> reporter: that's what the residents of miami beach are worried about. >> in miami-dade county. >> folks, folks. >> reporter: miami-dade county mayor carlos jimenez, who orders the spraying, told the crowd public health officials assured him the amount of naled is harmless to humans and effective in wynwood. >> we cannot pick and choose where to spray. there is a science to this. >> many people in the crowd shouted they didn't believe the science. that shows pregnant women with zika are at risk of delivering babies with microcephaly. >> you don't believe tere is a link. what if you are wrong? >> dr. christine curry is an obgyn, who delivered a baby with microcephaly and spoke to the crowd. >> zika is real. while we don't understand it fully, that is not a reason to dismiss its impact. a.m. that's know it. they will do it again sunday. and two sundays after that. scott, one man who lives here in miami beach sent me a tweet saying based on what i heard today i am going to pack up my family and head out of town for a month. >> david begnaud reporting from miami. thank you. >>> what w

the mayors of miami-dade and miami beach claim the state told them to ?hide those locations from the public. the state ?denies that request. it comes as the "miami herald" is fighting in court released... claiming it's a public health priority. meanwhile, researchers in miami are working hard on new ways to test and diagnose the zika virus. the university of miami is looking into a diagnosis test that only takes minutes to come back. right now that testing can take up to several ?weeks. they take a person's blood... urine or saliva... then mix that d-n-a with a reactive agent. the results come on a "one or two line reader"... similar to a pregnancy test. they're hoping to simplify the process so it could easily be per office or health clinic. congress has yet to act on zika funding legislation... but governor rick scott recently announced 25 million dollars in ?extra state money local communites are fighting back against zika... by cleaning up. on saturday, hillsborough county allowed people to drop off used tires for free. and on sunday, pasco county did

. >> reporter: that's what the residents of miami beach are worried about. >> in miami-dade county. >> folks, folks. >> reporter: miami-dade county mayor carlos jimenez, who orders the spraying, told the crowd public health officials assured him the amount of naled is harmless to humans and effective in wynwood. >> we cannot pick and choose where to spray. there is a science to this. >> many people in the crowd shouted they didn't believe the science. that shows pregnant women with zika are at risk of delivering babies with microcephaly. >> you don't believe tere is a link. what if you are wrong? >> dr. christine curry is an obgyn, who delivered a baby with microcephaly and spoke to the crowd. >> zika is real. while we don't understand it fully, that is not a reason to dismiss its impact. starts friday morning at 5:00 a.m. that's know it. they will do it again sunday. and two sundays after that. scott, one man who lives here in miami beach sent me a tweet saying based on what i heard today i am going to pack up my family and head out of town for a month. >> david begnaud reporting fro

. >> reporter: that's what the residents of miami beach are worried about. >> in miami-dade county. >> folks, folks. >> reporter: miami-dade county mayor carlos jimenez, who orders the spraying, told the crowd public health officials assured him the amount of naled is harmless to humans and effective in wynwood. >> we cannot pick and choose where to spray. there is a science to this. >> many people in the crowd shouted they didn't believe the science. that shows pregnant women with zika are at risk of delivering babies with microcephaly. >> you don't believe tere is a link. what if you are wrong? >> dr. christine curry is an obgyn, who delivered a baby with microcephaly and spoke to the crowd. >> zika is real. while we don't understand it fully, that is not a reason to dismiss its impact. a.m. that's know it. they will do it again sunday. and two sundays after that. scott, one man who lives here in miami beach sent me a tweet saying based on what i heard today i am going to pack up my family and head out of town for a month. >> david begnaud reporting from miami. thank you. >>> what w

now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. acvid begnaud reports that florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i. it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin thursday morning, using the controversial insecticide naled. evilip levine is the mayor of miami beach. ra had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of the high buildings on miami beach and the wind pattern. what's changed? >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. sevironmental protection agency says it's been used here since 1959 without

now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports thatac florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i. it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin controversial insecticide naled. philip levine is the mayor ofev miami beach. we had initially heard aerialra spraying was not possible because of the high buildings oe miami beach and the wind pattern. what's changed? >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agencye says it's been used here since 1959 without posing risks to le bu

later that same night, garcia and rivera are back in miami. spotted on a security cam in that prius withdrawing money at this atm. >> there is a sense about this case that they're not really trying that hard to cover their tracks. they're just going about business pretty openly. >> reporter: convinced they have their suspects nailed dead to rights, police charge rivera and garcia for dan markel's murder. >> one of the men accused of killing fsu law professor dan markel is now behind bars. >> reporter: so what are two miami criminals doing up here, 400 miles away, allegedly murdering a law professor? it didn't seem to make sense, did it? >> no, it didn't. so what is the connection? there has got to be a connection between dan markel and these two guys. what is that connection? >> reporter: well, perhaps that connection isn't a what. at the center of a web stretching from gangland miami to the lecture hall to a luxury dental clinic? and did someone give her an eye-opening payoff to help orchestrate murder? was plastic surgery breast augmentation

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now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i. it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin controversial insecticide naled. philip levine is the mayor of miami beach. we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of the high buildings on miami beach and the wind pattern. what's changeed? >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agency says it's been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with mi

. >> reporter: that's what the residents of miami beach are worried about. >> in miami-dade county. >> folks, folks. >> reporter: miami-dade county mayor carlos jimenez, who orders the spraying, told the crowd public health officials assured him the amount of naled is harmless to humans and effective in wynwood. >> we cannot pick and choose where to spray. there is a science to this. >> many people in the crowd shouted they didn't believe the science. that shows pregnant women with zika are at risk of delivering babies with microcephaly. >> you don't believe tere is a link. what if you are wrong? >> dr. christine curry is an obgyn, who delivered a baby with microcephaly and spoke to the crowd. >> zika is real. while we don't understand it fully, that is not a reason to dismiss its impact. >> reporter: the aerial spraying star f a.m. that's know it. they will do it again sunday. and two sundays after that. scott, one man who lives here in miami beach sent me a tweet saying based on what i heard today i am going to pack up my family and head out of town for a month. >> david begnaud rep

. >> reporter: that's what the residents of miami beach are worried about. >> in miami-dade county. >> folks, folks. >> reporter: miami-dade county may your, carlos jimenez told the crowd public health officials assured him the amount of naled is harmless to humans and effective in wynwood. >> we cannot pick and choose where to spray. there is a science to this. >> many people in the crowd shouted they didn't science. that shows pregnant women with zika are at risk of delivering babies with microcephaly. >> you don't believe there is a link. what if there is a wrong. >> dr. christine curry is an obgyn who delivered a bab with microcephaly and spoke to the crowd. >> zika is real. while we don't understand it fully, that its not a reason to dismiss its impact. starts friday morning at 5:00 a.m. that's know it. they will do it again sunday. and two sundays after that. scott, one man who lives here in miami beach sent ape tweet saying based on what i heard today i am going to pack up my family and head out of town for a month. >> david begnaud reporting from miami. thank you. >>> what was

but at the same time he is not on the ground here miami beach. >> the commissioner is calling on miami-dade county to stop using it altogether. the mayor says it has proven to be effective. and the cdc tells cbs news it's up to miami beach. if they don't want to use it no one is forcing them. >>> here's a look at tonight top stories. normed robbery and police chase than a deadly shooting unfolding across the valley. it started with the bank robbery where chase. the driver of the suspect vehicle was killed. that intersection is still closed for the investigation. >>> san tan valley man is facing attended murder charges after he tried to burn down his house with his family inside. deputies say the 18-year-old tried to light a propane tank on fire while relatives were able to stop them. he is facing aggravated assault over. today christine joan scott legal defeat. she filed a motion to delay the election certification. the legal fight may not be over. another court date is set for this thursday. this comes as jones is now down by 9 votes from her opponent andy biggs. a recount now scheduled fo

now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports that ac florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i. it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin thursday morning, using the philip levine is the mayor ofev miami beach. we had initially heard aerialra spraying was not possible because of the high buildings oe miami beach and the wind pattern. what's changed? >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agencye says it's been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. b

now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports that florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i. it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin thursday morning, using the philip levine is the mayor of miami beach. we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of the high buildings on miami beach and the wind pattern. what's changeed? >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agency says it's been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spra

far from the fsu quad to the bloody streets of gangland miami. the hunt for the killers, when "20/20" returns. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... tapped into dance as a kid... raised a child who never stood still... and opened a dance studio. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. lyrica is fda-approved to treat this pain, moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and i

later that same night, garcia and rivera are back in miami. spotted on a security cam in that prius withdrawing money at this atm. >> there is a sense about this case that they're not really trying that hard to cover their tracks. they're just going about business pretty openly. >> reporter: convinced they have their suspects nailed dead to rights, police charge rivera and garcia for dan markel's murder. >> one of the men accused of killing fsu law professor dan markel is now behind bars. >> reporter: so what are two miami criminals doing up here, 400 miles away, allegedly murdering a law professor? it didn't seem to make sense, did it? >> no, it didn't. so what is the connection? there has got to be a connection between dan markel and these two guys. what is that connection? >> reporter: well, perhaps that connection isn't a what. it's a who. coming up, is this mystery woman at the center of a web stretching from gangland miami to the lecture hall to a luxury dental clinic? and did someone give her an eye-opening payoff to help orchestrate mu

far from the fsu quad to the bloody streets of gangland miami. the hunt for the killers, when "20/20" returns. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles these feet...erve pain, tapped into dance as a kid... raised a child who never stood still... and opened a dance studio. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda-approved to treat this pain, moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic ne

now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports that florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i. it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin thursday morning, using the controversial insecticide naled. philip levine is the mayor of miami beach. we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of the high buildings on miami beach and the wind pattern. what's changeed? >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agency says it's been used here since 1959 without

here in the upscale coral gables suburb of miami, inside this office. miami's best plastic surgeon. his specialty, breast enhancement. he's performed over 20,000 of them, and even calls himself "dr. boobner." police say a confidential witness told them that magbanua got a pricey breast job from the good doctor just three months after markel's murder, and that charlie adelson allegedly picked up half of the $6,000 $7,000 tab. magbanua declined to talk to "20/20." was plastic surgery, breast augmentation part of her compensation for hooking adelson up with garcia? >> think about what -- what they're trying to say here. do you think my client would want the mother of his children, the woman that he loves, to get breast augmentation? from charlie adelson? and then have charlie adelson enjoy the fruits of that labor? i mean, come on. >> reporter: between the accusations of a breast job payoff, and the "fargo"-esque image of prius-driving hit men, sounds like a murder plot concocted in hollywood. it sounds outlandish. >> sounds like good tv. >> reporter: you might think so, too. so stay t

. >> reporter: back in august, miami-dade county began aerial own north of downtown miami, alternating between bti and the powerful neuro toxin. >> this can kill essentially anything. >> reporter: a graduate research fellow at the university of miami. >> when a droplet of the insecticide touches a mosquito, it kills the mosquito pretty much instantaneously. >> reporter: it's effective but also controversial. hardest hit zika areas in the word. it is dangerous in pregnant woman and could develop into babies with behavioral issues. they both insist it's safe. rick scott says the cdc is recommending miami beach use helicopters to spray. >> they definitely don't want it here. >> reporter: people in his community do not want that aerial spraying. >> the governor has a job to do. but at on the ground on miami beach. we are. we know what they want. >> reporter: . the commissioner is now calling on miami-dade county to stop using it all together. it has proven to be effective and the cbc tells cbs news it's up to miami-dade beach. if they don't want to use it, no one is forcing them. miami bea

now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i. it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin controversial insecticide naled. philip levine is the mayor of miami beach. we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of the high buildings on miami beach and the wind pattern. what's changeed? >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agency says it's been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting we

now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports that florida is attacos id on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbin: trucks buzzing like lawn mowersn circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i.in it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin thursday morning, using the philip levine is the mayor of miami beach. we had initially heard aerialc spraying was not possiblein because of the high buildings on miami beach and the windossi pattern.igh what's changed?nd >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agency says it's been used here since 1959 without posing risks toro people. wi

now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david au florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i. it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin philip levine is the mayor of miami beach. we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of the high buildings on miami beach and the wind pattern. what's changeed? >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agency says it's been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami beach city

the mayor of miami dade county says nalad has proven to be effective. cdc tells cbs news it is up to miami beach, if they don't want to use it, no one is forcing them to dana begnot for cbs news, miami dade county. >>> gretchen carlson has settled her lawsuit begins her former boss roger ales for 20 million-dollar. carlson alleged that she was demoted and then fired from "fox news" after she refused alees sexual advances. ales has denied the claim but he ultimate liz step down as network's chairman and ceo after other woman came forward and fox's parent company launched an investigation. >>> former stanford swimmer brook turn's arrived at sheriff's office in ohio to register as a sex offender. his sentence on sexual assault charges sparked controversy, he was sentenced to six months in jail after he was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a trash bin. he is only served three months. the critics felt turner deserved a lengthy punishment. >>> minnesota man confessed to kidnapping, molesting and killing an 11 year-old boy nearly 27

suburb of miami, inside this office. it belongs to dr. leonard roudner, voted miami's best plastic surgeon. his specialty, breast enhancement. he's performed over 20,000 of them, and even calls himself "dr. boobner." police say a confidential witness told them that magbanua got a pricey breast job from the good doctor just three months after markel's murder, and that charlie adelson allegedly picked up half of the $6,000 to $7,000 tab. magbanua declined to talk to "20/20." was plastic surgery, breast augmentation part of her compensation for hooking adelson up with garcia? >> think about what -- what they're trying to say here. do you think my client would want the mother of his children, the woman that he loves, to get breast augmentation? from charlie adelson? and then have charlie adelson enjoy the fruits of that labor? i mean, come on. >> reporter: between the accusations of a breast job image of prius-driving hit men, prosecutor cappleman says this sounds like a murder plot concocted in hollywood. it sounds outlandish. >> sounds like

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far from the fsu quad to the bloody streets of gangland miami. the hunt for the killers, when "20/20" returns. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... tapped into dance as a kid... raised a child who never stood still... and opened a dance studio. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. . lyrica is fda-approved to treat this pain, moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. ive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pa

later that same night, garcia and rivera are back in miami. spotted on a security cam in that prius withdrawing money at this atm. >> there is a sense about this case that they're not really trying that hard to cover their tracks. they're just going about business pretty openly. >> reporter: convinc they have their suspects nailed dead to rights, police charge rivera and garcia for dan markel's murder. >> one of the men accused of killing fsu law professor dan markel is now behind bars. >> reporter: so what are two miami criminals doing up here, 400 miles away, allegedly murdering a law professor? it didn't seem to make sense, did it? >> no, it didn't. so what is the connection? there has got to be a connection between dan markel and these two guys. what is that connection? >> reporter: well, perhaps that connection isn't a what. it's a who. coming up, is this mystery woman at the center of a web stretching from gangland miami to the lecture hall to a luxury dental clinic? and did someone give her an eye-opening payoff to help orchestrate murd

do they go to miami for a conference? or for a game? >>> the ravens say they are back after that 5-11 year last year. so they are 2-0. pittsburgh beat cincinnati to go to 2-0 and there you have the rest of the division. the browns are on their way to miami and you have a couple 0-2 teams in that ball game coming up. do they sit with cody kessler right now as we sit here tonight and are they working with him to get him ready? evening. >> i think you are right about that. they were. >> if you see during the game, he was ready to go in. and they didn't know mccown's health then either. >> he's an extremely hard worker and he has played in a west coast offense before at ufc. so he does have some experience in this. i think he will rely heavily on josh mu cow wan. >> when you play at ufc and before the rams got there, that is like playing on an nfl team out there in games. >> yeah. but nothing quite as big as playing in an nfl in front of the nation and everybody. that is a whole different level. i think he is ready. he will be able to take

later that same night, garcia and rivera are back in miami. spotted on a security cam in that prius withdrawing money at this atm. >> there is a sense about this case that they're not really trying that hard to cover their tracks. they're just going about business pretty openly. >> reporter: convinced they have their suspects nailed dead to garcia for dan markel's murder. >> one of the men accused of killing fsu law professor dan markel is now behind bars. >> reporter: so what are two miami criminals doing up here, 400 miles away, allegedly murdering a law professor? it didn't seem to make sense, did it? >> no, it didn't. so what is the connection? there has got to be a connection between dan markel and these two guys. what is that connection? >> reporter: well, perhaps that connection isn't a what. coming up, is this mystery woman at the center of a web stretching from gangland miami to the lecture hall to a luxury dental clinic? and did someone give her an eye-opening payoff to help orchestrate murder? was plastic surgery breast augmentation

later that same night, garcia and rivera are back in miami. spotted on a security cam in that prius withdrawing money at this atm. >> there is a sense about this case that they're not really trying that hard to cover their tracks. they're just going about business pretty openly. >> reporter: convinced they have their suspects nailed dead to rights, police charge rivera and garcia for dan markel's murder. >> one of the men accused of killing fsu law professor dan markel is now behind bars. >> reporter: so what are two miami criminals doing up here, 400 miles away, allegedly murdering a law professor? it didn't seem to make sense, did it? >> no, it didn't. so what is the connection? there has got to be a connection between dan markel and these two guys. what is that connection? >> reporter: well, perhaps that coming up, is this mystery woman at the center of a web stretching from gangland miami to the lecture hall to a luxury dental clinic? and did someone give her an eye-opening payoff to help orchestrate murder? was plastic surgery breast augm