>> i am. >> you would say, when you hear that story. >> reporter: the miami beach mayor, the issue is clear-cut. >> let me work in some places, but they don't really work here, because at the end of the day it's not the mom and pops we're seeing here. we're seeing commercialized predatory companies that are trying to commercialize a residential community. >> reporter: predatory seems like a strong word what do you mean by that >> it is predatory, because it's not about a mom and pop or a grandmother wanting to bring in a college kit to make him chicken soup at night. it's people taking very nice properties, buying them, and turning them into essentially a flop house. >> reporter: a former prosecutor and florida state lawmaker says airbnb and other home-sharing platforms must abide by the law. >> reporter: have you spoken to airbnb and other companies that work here? >> i've spoken to representatives before i was elected. i'd like to send a message i'd like them to be corporately responsible. do the right thing. >> reporter: why do you think they haven't done that >> look, these are no

12 million tourists visit miami everyear. people come here for the nightlife, they come here for sex. they're coming to an area that they're unfamiliar with, they can do whatever they want to do we n reach this vulnerable population. we need to make sure that they understand the risks, because, frankly, they might notde tand the risks. >> brangham: that's partly what happened with this columbian man. w he asknot show his face. miami is also known for its thriving gay scene. it's whe he believes he became infected. -s says, paradoxically, the availability of liing anti-retroviral drugs mean some in the gay community don't fear h.i.v. the way they used to. >> okay, we have pills, we have the solution. nobody idying from that situation, from that illness, and the peop don't care too much. >> brangham: so you think people haveort of forgotten that h.i.v.-aids is really a problem? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i think so, that. ua>> brangham: gay and bis men account for over half of new infections here, and florida has been remarkably slow

>> 12 million tourists visit miami every year. people come here for thegh nitlife, they come here for they're coming to an area that they're unfamiliar with, they s n do whatever they want to do we need to reach tlnerable population. we need to make sure that they understand the risks, because, frankly, they might notis understand the. >> brangham: that's partly what happened with this columbian man. he asked we not show his face. miami is also known for its riving gay scene. it's where he believes he became infected. he says, paradoxically, the availa anti-retroviral drugs mean some ea the gay community don't h.i.v. the way they used to. >> okay, we have pills, we have the solution. nobody is dying from tha situation, from that illness, and the people don't care too much. >> brangham: so you think people have sort of forgotten that h.i.v.-aids is really a problem? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i think so, that. >> brangham: gay and bisexual men account for over half of new infections here, and florida has been remarkably slow to promote a

miami airport is just one meat. miami airport is just one meatmetre. miami airport is just one metre. and in the further future, even moderate estimates of climate change mean that the sea will follow much of this area by the year 2100. it is probably no surprise that some of the most advanced hurricane research in the world is going on here at the university of miami. this is a hurricane simulator. it is a 23 metre long glass tank filled with water and connected to an enormous fan, which means they can generate the strongest winds over water anywhere in the world. up there they can simulate a category 5 hurricane. a 1500 horsepower motor drives 65 metre per second winds, whipping up spray and smashing waves into whatever they put in the tank. the sensors in the tank measure how those waves behave and what they do to florida's buildings. because it is not so much the winds as the storm surge. the water driven inland by the storm that causes so much destruction and loss of life. in a hurricane, two metres of floodwater is accompanied with large waves on

miami airport is just one meat. metres above sea level. miami airport isjust one meat. and in the further future, even airport isjust one meat. and in the furtherfuture, even moderate estimates of climate change mean that the sea will follow much of this area by the year 2100. it is probably no surprise that some of the most advanced hurricane research in the world is going on here at the university of miami. this is a hurricane simulator. it is a23 this is a hurricane simulator. it is a 23 metre long glass tank filled with water and connected to an enormous fan, which means they can generate the strongest winds overwater anywhere in the world. up there they can simulate a category 5 hurricane. a 1500 horsepower motor drives 65 metre per second winds, flipping up spray and smashing waves into whatever they put in the tank. the sensors in the tank measure how those waves behave and what they do to florida's buildings. because it is not so much the winds as the storm surge. the water driven inland by the storm that causes so much destruction and loss of life. in a hurrica

miami did not like that. so immediately, almost really days later, they changed it to wet foot, dry foot. which unfortunately, was very dangerous. because before cubans believe families would call up and say that juan will have left and so the coast guard will note were to find him. but now they cannot be found because they had to get here. >> they had to dodge the coast guard. >> many more died. it is not an easy crossing. >> right. and the cuban government denounced it saying it was encouraging mass migration essentially. you know, causing the deaths of as we know, thousands of cubans trying to cross the cuban streets. okay we are going to the first question please. >> thank you very much for taking my question. i am enjoying the show today. what i want to know is, the united states, what is it influenced by? is it a reaction to the bay of pigs still or is it because you say the cuban-americans have so much influence? also, shouldn't they be more influenced by national security? i mean, besides whatever is

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clinton set little ely on gonzales found and taken to mount-- miami back to cuba. cuban-americans were horrified. you remember that great picture of the special forces and a black jacket and the helmet with his and 16 and little elliott in the closet scared to death, so he went back. of the first thing happened is fidel dressed him up in his uniform and cuban-americans went crazy. >> cost al gore probably the election. >> cost al gore was the election. all he needed was 500 more votes. >> next question. >> also enjoying this very much. we have heard comments over the political scene in both countries. i would like to know a bit more. what is the feeling towards change. do the cuban people have a strong idea pointing to change? are they fatalistic like you said or could you elaborate more and what like the civil sentiment is? >> you take that. >> welcome i think there is great hunger for change, but at the same time i think there is this sense that every time change appears to be on the horizon to horizon keeps getting further and further and further away and so the

we did it before the hurricanes in miami. >> let's see the miami islands. those were amazing. >> exactly. that was done in the spring, may of 1983. >> the reason you did it in the spring was again? >> again because of the typhoons arrive later. >> so you had to do it before the hurricane season? >> exactly. is special time when it's or technically, visually with the project. when the prjt oject is realizedt happens when everything comes together. we defeated chancellor cole -- >> hold on a second. this was a big enemy of your installation -- >> i tell you the story. >> to wrap parliament -- >> all this, the project passed in 1972, was refused three times. finally in 1995 we did the project. but that happened, we kind of think, the decision of the work was decided and pulled the best of parliament from the nation. >> which is great. >> our project is political. >> one of the most beautiful ones is the bridge. >> that also deal with that image -- we make -- >> your wife -- >> yes. 1968. we did it for september, also 1985. >> did you get easy permission? >> no

miami airport is just one metre. and in the further future, even moderate estimates of climate change mean that the sea will swallow much of this area by the year 2100. it is probably no surprise that some of the most advanced hurricane research in the world is going on here at the university of miami. this is a hurricane simulator. it is a 23 metre long glass tank filled with water and connected to an enormous fan, which means they can generate the strongest winds overwater anywhere in the world. up there they can simulate a category 5 hurricane. a 1500 horsepower motor drives 65 metre per second winds, flipping up spray and smashing waves into whatever they put in the tank. the sensors in the tank measure how those waves behave and what they do to florida's buildings. because it is not so much the winds as the storm surge. the water driven inland by the storm that causes so much destruction and loss of life. in a hurricane, two metres of floodwater is accompanied with large waves on top of that and the way bleeding

miami airport is just one metre. and in the further future, even moderate estimates of climate change will mean that the sea will swallow much of this area by the year 2100. it's probably no surprise that some of the most advanced hurricane research in the world is going on here at the university of miami. this is a hurricane simulator. it is a 23—metre long glass tank filled with water and connected to an enormous fan, which means they can generate the strongest winds over water anywhere in the world. up there they can simulate a category 5 hurricane. a 1500 horsepower motor drives 65 metre per second winds, whipping up spray and smashing waves into whatever they put in the tank. the sensors in the tank measure how those waves behave and what they do to florida's buildings. because it's not so much the winds as the storm surge. the water driven inland by the storm that causes so much destruction and loss of life. in a hurricane, two metres of floodwater is accompanied with large waves on top of that and the wave l

additionally, biscayne engineering has been involved with the miami-dade transit metro mover, the miami-dade county library, and the center for performing arts. biscayne engineering has professionally partnered and worked with private clients, local municipalities, counties, and state government, and even played a larger role in the surveying and construction of two of my alma matters, the university of miami, go canes, and florida international university, go panthers. the list goes on and on. most importantly, its engineers, surveyors, planners, and staff uniformly promote the company's core values of integrity, honor, and leadership in their work and to this day still continue the commitment and tradition of its founders. so congratulations to biscayne engineering on its 120th anniversary. i'm always glad to celebrate anything that is older than i. thank you, mr. speaker, for the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time of the the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mccomboven, for five minutes. mr. mcgovern: thank you, mr. speaker i rise today

en miami, cuando digo miami, creo que sÍ necesita mÚsica, por favor, francisca, dale play a un reggaeton para hacer esto con mucha alegrÍa. ven a bailar conmigo, francisca, por favor. francisca: a mÍ no me gusta bailar. raÚl: oye francisca, tú tienes como 30, en miami parece que hay tormenta, oye, mami, y 90° y este cuerpo estÁ que revienta. vamos a gozar, vamos a bailar que "despierta amÉrica" te pone a vacilar, aquÍ somos los nÚmero uno, vamos, como "despierta amÉrica" no hay ninguna. ♪ ♪ raÚl: oye, francisca, dame la mano, quiero saber del italiano. [risas] raÚl: le nombro el italiano y ella se pone de todos los colores. francisca: buenos dÍas. raÚl: mira cÓmo se pone ella. francisca: te estÁ llamando salsa, quiero hablar contigo. karla: yo sÉ del italiano lo que tÚ sabes del francÉs. francisca: oye, con esta alegrÍa, familia, vamos a hablar de lo que han de las redes sociales. me gusta que estemos todos reunidos porque estÁn un poquito cargadas. les voy a enseÑar la primera fotografÍa tomada de piquÉ y shakira, despuÉs, como ya saben, del robo que le hici

a bordo un vuelo que partiÓ del aeropuerto ejecutivo en miami. el exmandatario solicitado por la justicia de panamÁ por malversaciÓn dos para crear una red de espionaje que alcanzÓ a 150 personas durante su mandato de 2009 hasta el 2014. autoridades de guatemala permitirÁn el apoyo de lÍderes comunitarios en la cadena de rescate. organismos internacionales suman a la pista de posibles sobrevivientes, la difÍcil misiÓn de recuperar cuerpos que permanecen atrapados entre ruinas tras la erupciÓn del volcÁn de fuego. socorristas utilizan maquinaria pesada para remover miles de toneladas de escombros a pesar de que la temperatura en la superficie sobrepasa los 220 °f. >>no es imprudencia ni osadÍa, somos gente profesional que estamos solidarizÁndonos con el sufrimiento de la poblaciÓn lo que queremos es que nos permitan trabajar para poder recuperar los cuerpos. satcha: por su parte, el presidente jimmy morales no valora la destituciÓn de ningÚn funcionario pese al la aparente falta de acciÓn para evitar la tragedia. un grupo de legisl

con sencillo, miguel rojas adelantÓ a miami. la ofensiva de san francisco despertÓ y aseguraron el triunfo gracias a un sencillo. gigantes6 marlins5. los dodgers de visitante. chicago ganaba 2-0. en la quinta chris brian con una mÁs.4-2 con esta derrota a los dodgers dejan palmira: un nuevo estudio revelÓ cuÁles son los estados que tienen mÁs psicÓpatas y california ocupa el tercer lugar. los psicÓpatas son personas agresivas, que muestran deshonestidad y manipulaciÓn. carecen de culpa, empatÍa y apego. los otros estados son connecticut, new jersey, new york, wyoming. regresamos. palmira: el dÍa de hoy se celebrÓ el dÍa mundial de los refugiados. se calculan 2 millones en todo el mundo. en san josÉ quieren escucharlos. en el Área de la bahÍa hay varios lugares donde puedan acogerse y se les brindan servicios de educaciÓn. caridades catÓlicas estuvieron contestando muchas interrogantes de quienes estÁn interesados en recibir esta ayuda. llegamos al final. que pase buenas noches. gracias.

this is a sunny day in miami beach, a sunny day that the king tide is flooding miami beach. okay, that's obvious. look it here. but this happens frequently at high tide. so what has the city of miami beach had to do? spend tens of millions of dollars on big, big pumps, raise the level of the road to try to alleviate this problem. this is happening with some frequency in south florida where dr. sellers had testified back in 2014 that projections, no, forecasts, no, measurements actually showed that the sea had risen over the last four decades 5 to 8 inches. all right. let's take another look at another flooding. now, this is miami beach. that's down at the southeast part of the peninsula of florida. but this is downtown sarasota. sarasota is on the gulf coast, and it's up closer to the middle of the peninsula. in other words, about 150 miles north of the latitude that miami beach would be. this, the vice mayor brought me these pictures of sarasota. look at this car on the street. pictures don't seem to tell a false story. and then we held another field hearing in west palm be

en estados unidos, los Ángeles, miami, nueva york y washington, d.c.. la copa de 2026 serÁ la primera vez que se juegue en tres pa ilia: este anuncio se da a conocer a obras que se dÉ comienzo al mundial de 2018 la son extremas. periodista: frente a la imagen de filial -- frialdad de la extinta uniÓn soviÉtica dio al mundo, rusia abre sus puertas al mundo entero. se puede ingresar sin visa con un boleto para ver un partido. tambiÉn en la ciudad mÁs vilala historia. la gente desborda alegrÍa afuera de la simbÓlica plaza roja. moscÚ es hoy la ciudad mÁs cuidada con miles de filtros de seguridad. para marina y caterina, ciudadanas de moscÚ, no pasa desapercibido el despliegue de seguridad. dicen estar seguras en el contexto de posible violencia de los hoigans ingleses o rusos. evitar que se cumplan amenazas de grupos terroristas, un tema del que ningÚn policÍa que opinar. decena de oficiales de 32 paÍses participantes llegaron al paÍs mÁs grande d mundo conoce husos horarios. en abril, se recibiÓ la primera de las varias amenazas de un gru

asilo mostrÓ su concierto en miami. decidiÓ pararse, regalar unos minutos a sus fanÁticos para que les tomaran fotos, le gritaran. esto fue alternar su concierto era y que causÓ furor total. mire nada mÁs. Él - a la vez y -- agradecÍa a sus fanÁticos. francsica: es la primera vez que se le ve tan cerca. me refiero en comparaciÓn a otros aÑos. karla: esto me gusta.. franciscaÑ_ hay que estar cerca del pÚblico, que es el que le da todo al artista. estÁn acciones alegraa muchos. con 10 kilos menos apareciÓ este artista. ella compartiÓ la foto junto al actor. Éste grado de secundaria. todos los niÑos estÁn en este asunto de la gradaciÓn y es la primera apariciÓn pÚblica que hace el actor tras haber sido hospitalizado, como ustedes saben cÓmo estuvo a punto de morir.. es bueno poder ver a adriÁn uribe de pie, sonriendo. estoy segura de que en menos de lo que imaginamos, estarÁn los escenarios, haciendo lo que mejor sabe hacer, que es brindar alegrÍa a todas las personas. karla: nos llena de alegrÍa v

animado por los mÁs queridos de miami. para poder obtener tus entradas visita ticketmaster.com para comenzar el fin de semana con mucho ritmoles tengo el Último tema de pablo albor ha y -- pablo alborÁn y los chicos depiso 21. promete ser todo un hit. ♪ ♪ ♪ buenÍsimo ese tema. me encanta. hay que dar las gracias a ambos que nos mandaron esto. raÚl: tienes una tarjeta muy linda. yo le agrego: ver "despierta amÉrica" todos los dÍas de lunes a viernes por univisiÓn. >>el revoltillo. raÚl: seguimos con mucho mÁs. adelante. ana: ahora vamos a anunciar quiÉnes nuestro fans de la semana. quiÉn se va a llevar la playera con uno de nuestros libros de talento de univisiÓn autografiado. francisca: el ganadores -- ganador es daisy alegrÍa! es de massachusetts. muchas felicidades! recuerden que cada vez tenemos una encuesta. pueden participarporque pueden tener la belleza de ganar el libro. karla: felicidades! tienes mucho para leer este de semana. aquÍ estÁn. todos bien variables. francisca: exactamente. [risas] e

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in paris thank you very much for that natasha let's now go over to andy gala get in miami florida and i know you're outside a construction site there in miami we're going to talk about the reactions there but first despite the pressure from outside some good news it would seem from the u.s. economy today. yeah indeed i mean all of this for president trump is very symbolic of course this reaffirms his commitment to putting america first don trump of course wants to revive the rust belt in america get those jobs back to steelworkers who've lost so many jobs over the decades and of course this the figures this morning he can point to them and say look the economy in the united states is booming there's a quarter of a million more jobs unemployment is down to a fifty year low so it gives them a lots of ammunition to say what we're doing is right but let's put a human face on all of this at the moment in the state of florida around half a million people are employed in the construction industry since the collapse ten years ago it's an industry that's been booming you can see behind me here

ronald reagan showed up in miami beach, gave a press conference and said, i'm running for president. >> yes. as of this moment, response to that resolution by the california delegation. >> reagan is in many ways everything nixon is not. he's smooth. he's handsome. people like him. and people are confused, they're like, we believe that he's a true conservative and we've never really trusted nixon. okay, so now what are we going to do? >> the name of the game right now is stop nixon. now, if a lot of those southern delegates move away from nixon to ronald reagan, then they feel that nixon can be stopped on that first ballot. >> the real fear was that rockefeller and reagan could hold off enough votes so they could prevent us having a victory on the first ballot and then it would break wide open. now, i didn't fear rockefeller. i never did, but reagan was something else. >> any circumstances under which you would accept the vice presidency? >> there is no circumstance whatsoever that could alter my decision about that. >> the pressuring of delegates to come out for nixon, or not to do s

supe que tuviste un concierto en miami. cÓmo te fue? >> wow! Íbamos a llevar a dos personas a este concierto. fue muy bonito poder ver a la ganadora. ella viajÓ desde los Ángeles. viajÓ desde el otro lado del paÍs. se trajo a su mejor amiga. era su primera vez en miami. lo chistoso es que ya se conocen por redes sociales. siempre hablan por redes sociales, pero no se conocÍan. el hecho de que se hayan podido conocer fue algo muy lindo. me decÍa que tenía la oportunidad de viajar a miami por primera vez. una habitaciÓn con vista al mar. poder conocer un poco. me trajo cartas, chocolates, ropa, regalos, de todo. estaba sÚper feliz. me escribÍa todo el tiempo. eso se me hace muy especial. el concierto fue de mis primeras presentaciones. [aplausos] fue muy bueno. tuvimos artistas invitados. hicimos tambiÉn como una reuniÓn de la banda donde invite a participantesque todos quieren mucho. tambiÉn estrene dos canciones nuevas. se las van a escuchar por aquÍ. francisca: estamos muy felices por ti. sabemos que tienes un anuncio muy import

my prediction, like every miami dolphins fan, at the beginning of the season, is that the miami dolphins will win the super bowl. that is my prediction. and the cubs, were predicting that every year for about 108 years until it happened. but you know what? this is what i figure. say it is going to happen, because, there is no one in america, that is predicting that the dolphins will win the super bowl, and now you have it on tape, we will see what happens. one thing i can guarantee you, if the dolphins are in the super bowl next year, i know who i will be sitting next to. you. thank you ron, for everything. >> [ music ] justice and homeland security officials. on american history tv. saturday at 8 pm eastern. lower -- laura edwards examining westward expansion and taking over native american lands. and sunday at 4 pm eastern on real america, the 1944 film, the memphis belle, a story of a flying fortress which documents one of the first b-17 bombers that completed 25 missions in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks this weekend. >> house hearing on charter schools. th

everybody to play by the rules so let's go live now to andy gallacher who's at a construction site in miami florida so u.s. allies have promised to retaliate against these u.s. impose tariffs and what does that mean for u.s. businesses. well all of this is course is very symbolic for president trying to kind of reaffirmed his commitment to putting america first he of course wants to revive the steel industry in america's rust belt and bring jobs back to that but let's put a human face on this for a moment in florida alone the construction industry employs about half a million people it's been going through a massive boom over the last few years but i've been talking to some of miami's biggest construction companies and they all basically terrified by what's going on with these tariffs they already say that steel prices have been fluctuating over the last few months because of the uncertainty about what might happen and they're saying this could ultimately lead to a recession because if they're. if their profit margins on projects like projects like the one they are mere about five percent t

me viene a la icÓnica calle 8 de miami para decir que meche estÁ buscando tu talento. a usted le gusta cantar, mi amigo? >> claro que si. meche: cante el manÍcero. [canta] >> bÁilalo, mamá! [cantan] meche: [habla en inglÉs] >> [habla en inglÉs] meche: cuÁl es su talento? artes marciales? [habla en inglÉs] meche: de dÓnde son? >>de mÉxico. [cantan] meche: cÓmo le va? mi nombre es mercedes, trabajo para "despierta amÉrica" y estamos buscando un nuevo prospecto de modelo, se atreve a modelar para la televisiÓn ahora mismo? >>ok. meche: el modelo, venga! rebote! [risa] meche: esto no es cualquier manÍ, cuÁnto cuesta? >>a dÓlar! meche: me he encontrado con estos habitantes de oklahoma. cÓmo estÁs con esos bigotes tan hermosos que tiene, papÁ? toda la gente de oklahoma estÁn guapa como usted? >>yo creo que si! meche: [habla en inglÉs] [mÚsica] meche:desde aqui se puede ver toda la calle 8 en todo su esplendor. un cafÉ cubano delicioso, una croqueta y el parque de domino. para "despierta amÉrica". [cantan] [aplausos] karla: contrÁtala! carlos:para nada

miami con chubascos todo el fin de semana. calor para filadelfia, nueva york, hoy tenemos 73 y mÍnima en los 64, podrÍan estar llegando hasta los 90. chicago 81 como mÁxima. ahora nos vamos a una entrevista que todos estÁn esperando esta maÑana. alan: es de una amiga de la casa. karla: vÁmonos a los ángeles, allÍ estÁ nuestra amiga thalia haciendo de las suyas. alan: buenos dÍas, luis. luis: muy buenos dÍas. como bien dicen ayer estuvo aquÍ thalia en las oficinas de univisiÓn radio en los Ángeles y platicÓ largo y tendido con omar y argelia de 107.5. aquÍ les preparÉ un resumen de lo que fuera visita. omar: le damos la bienvenida a thalia! [aplausos] argelia:tocamos la campana! [mÚsica] luis:"no me acuerdo" es el Último tema que thalÍa grabÓ. segÚn platicÓ a nuestros amigos de omar y argelia la conociÓ el dÍa de la grabaciÓn. thalia: tenÍa algo en su voz muy diferente. es la travesura que se necesitaban la canciÓn. tiene algo rico. luis: estando con la reina de las telenovelas tambiÉn le preguntaro

legal miami beach, everybody loves partying in miami. c wehecked vegas not taking odds sou far. yove to right now. >> coming up next t young joins me to talk a little bit about everything after crazy wefcs politi back after this in the fin five. >>> ♪ . >>>♪. >>> welcome back. a busy week in washington and around t world. always good to breakdown with good friend. sie brody logan no longer with us. we welcome timyoung. >> i'm fill in for everything. you've let me knowthis. >> you're the only one to fill my heart. >> available on friday nights.au >> no. >> bec he doesn't have a. social >> you're just putting it all out there. >> i don't. it's the worst. >> goo to see you. how about this week? this was interesting one, was it not. >> it was a greateaweek. in it was amazing. go ahead. it's your show. i don't want to take it away from. >> what do you think the hieklight was this , go for it. >> dy twitter well this week, jim. >> wll get to that. >> donald trump walking out a o fox friend what is a treat this morn. >> i gotl to you, i woke up this morning i gethe alerts when he.

enough to score the game winner, and it's miami winner, final, 5-4. >>> got a sweet tooth? give me some candy! world series champs were here, astros gas tis had a night, again. -- houston won the game, 13-5. >>> the u.s. open start tomorrow, for the first time since 2004. and boy, is tiger woods, has he changed a lot. 14 years ago, this is woods, finished 17. the picture by the way from fellow pro, jason day. >> i texted him, i sent him a picture of him at this event, and he had like mc hammer pants. i'm saying look at these pants! it was like the old school stuff, and he didn't text me back. but most of the time, he does. >> tiger woods goes off at 10:47, rounds start at early as 5:00 a.m., but a golf major, some of the die-hards they call in sick, sit back, and watch it all day. that's fine, what are you going to do. >> what what were wrong with those pants? they were fine, they were call. >> hammer pants. >> little too high, little too -- >> a little too poofy. >> i remember when get ready for pixar pier!... prepare to be awed... ...prepare to be moved... prepare to make

. >> reporter: on may 29th, the procedure was done at jackson memorial hospital in miami. doctors say since this was patrick's second transplant, there were risks involved. >> your immune system is very active so there's a higher chance of rejection. so to find this type of match is amazing. >> reporter: but the surgery went off without a hitch and onthis father and daughter, they are thankful for the gift of life. >> i mean in our case it's special because it's my dad. so he will always have a piece of me. >> that's why she did it. we care for one another and love one another. >> reporter: doctors say the story is a good reminder about being an organ donor. omar lewis in miami. >> all right. >> you can't put a dollar amount on that. >> you can't. >>> if you are still looking for something do this father's day weekend there's a lot happening in the bay area. >> rosemary orozco has everything you need to know in this edition of "weekend watch." >> reporter: heading into the weekend, here are some things happening around the bay. in the east bay, enjoy carnival rides, fair f

outoscore the game winner, and it's miami winner, final, 5-4. >>> got a sweet tooth? give me some candy! world series champs were here, astros gas tis had a night, again. -- houston won the game, 13-5. >>> the u.s. open start tomorrow, for the first time since 2004. and boy, is tiger woods, has he changed a lot. 14 years ago, this is woods, finished 17. the picture by the way from fellow pro, jason day. >> i texted him, i sent him a picture of him at this event, and he had like mc hammer pants. i'm saying look at these pants! it was like the old school ckmost of the time, he does. >> tiger woods goes off at 10:47, rounds start at early as 5:00 a.m., but a golf major, some of the die-hards they call in sick, sit back, and watch it all day. that's fine, what are you going to do. >> what what were wrong with those pants? they were fine, they were call. >> hammer pants. >> little too high, little too -- >> a little too poofy. >> i remember when that was cool, man! before that, bell bottoms. i'll stop. >> whoa! tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will

las embarazadas fueron fotografiados de vacaciones por miami beach. pero no se sabe si hay una reconsideraciÓn de este par. mientras, el tema de justin bieber . miren esta imagen que compartir cantantejunto a su papÁ cuando tenÍa unos aÑitos. la actriz eiza gonzÁlez recordÓ a su papÁ con estas fotos y junto a ella escribiÓ: " te extraÑo tanto todos los dÍas. te amo". jaime camil tambiÉn publicÓ una junta su padre y luis fonsi celebrÓ el dÍa del padre. lo vemos con camisetas combinadas junto a sus dos angelitos. tambiÉn celebraron la fecha han de publicar dominicana y los chicos nos regalaron estas imÁgenes donde vemos una familia feliz. sabÍan que los chicos tienen un nuevo tema? aquÍ va "mal de la cabeza" para comenzar la semana con el pie derecho. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ francisca: demasiado completo esto. alan: platÍcame ahora. jessica: me dieron mucho material. primero lo vimos celebrando el gol de mÉxico en rusia. alan: mÍralo. [risas] jessica: por otro lado, tambiÉn comentÓ sobre ivÁn duque, que ganÓ en la presidencia y un mensa

. 10% appreciation in vegas, 8%+ in miami. and you know what this has done, liz? made it impossible for some people to move. say you own this house behind me here and get a job offer in another town but you are underwater. you have to come up with money to sell the house and move to perhaps a better job and get a cheaper house somewhere else. you have to come up with the money, not only to cover the short sale but then for a downpayment on a new house. it makes people unable to move even if they continue to afford mortgage. it's not a good situation. liz: and the weather it. might be nice there today, but you got to give people some things to want to buy into. terrible winter, terrible taxes. reporter: my daughter moved to sunnyvale and she said, dad, why did we ever live in chicago? liz: california, my home state. jeff, we appreciate it. >>> to farmers to fear they're talking on water. closing bell 28 minutes away. dow up 294, nasdaq charging up 38. we're heading to america's heartland where farmers attending the world pork e

,ot people within the particularly in miami, doing criminal act laura: that was ken bensinger. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, what you didn't know about the titanic. how a cold war era search led to the discovery of the famous ship. the antarctic ice sheet has lost about 3 trillionons of ice since 1992. this according to the most leco satellite study of the .ontinent ever undertaken an international team of polar scientists say antarctic ice losses have increased global sea levels by almost eight millimeters and's 1992. the melting is speeding up. victoria gill takes a look at the findings. close is this a pristine frozen wilderness. viewed from space, antarctica is ng rapidly. 24s study combines independent satellite observations intthe most complete picture ever generated of the vast ice sheet. loss at theplice bottom of our et is speeding up over time. the continent sheds almost 200 billion tons of ice per year. >> wheezed to think that these polar ice sheets were slumbering giants that were not responsive to climate change can but that is not the

the ugly series in miami continues to get uglier for the giants. they let a lead slip away in the eighth iing. and in the ninth, bases loaded with the became tied a4. miami's brian aith a marlins win this thin5-4.y pl they've won the first three mes so far of the series. the giants will try to avoid the sweep tomorrow morning. >> okay, historically speaking, is is a special year for the giants. they are celebrating their 60th anniversary in san francisco. started with a big parade on the streets there in 1958 after moving here from new york. giants thenlt of e most history mays, cepeda and willie mccovey. >> when the giants came out here, they became part of th community. you say san francisco giants, everybody know what you're lking about. >> being in baseball, working for giant, you know. the only thing i know how to do it. >> you can hear more of that inside part of the award-winning documenty. the new episodes cebrates the history of the giants and the a's. it airs this friday after the giants dodgers game right here on nbc bay area. and you di

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coming up on fox5 morning police make an arrest in the murder of a popular miami rapper. >> and it seems many of you are confused about ihob's name change. >> as we heare toak let's take a look at the capitol live shot from the national mall side. looks beautiful, doesn't it? 10 minutes before 5:00 right now, 75 degrees. grab yourain gear before you head out. it's a comingf not already at your front door. fox5 morning coming right back. >> ♪ ♪ >>♪ it's 4:53 right now. this is a lte look traffic along route 15 in frederick right at the exit for 26 w and thategmans out there. good morning to you. 'r developments in the murder of florida rapper xxxtentacion. an arrest has been made in thee case. dedrick williams is charged with first dege murder is that being held without bond. >> xxxtentacion was killed monday afternoon while leaving a motorcycle dealership in miami. the 20-year-old was ambushed as he sat inis car. his latest albumy rec reached number one on the billboard 200 cha. >>> hundreds of friends and families gathered to say there final goodbyes to designer kate spade thursda

i was a miami fan when he went to miami. wherever lebron goes i am a bandwagon. >> these then sat in the very top row cheering on the warriors. doing so it came at a pretty steep price. $600 for seat many call nosebleeds p >> i am very excited. i have never been to a professional basketball game. make the first time you are going is costing a little bit of money? >> oh yeah. a lot of money. it is worth it. >> he got his money's worth as the game got a little physical towards the end. >> and they are going to bring it. in the cavaliers are always going to bring it. lebron is going to bring it. he has been doing his number one thing. carrying the team. i do not think that will stop us. i think we have the answers for him. >> that is exactly it. game one is in the books in game two will be right beer had oracle. if you in -- if you were inside it was so loud. game one went to the warriors. >> just imagine what game to is going to be like. paul, thank you. >> game two is set for sunday at 5 pm. also at oracle. the series moves t

a lot of that had to do with the fact that miami is one places where people are not able to get quality medic perhaps at the lowest price as the other 50 largest cities in this survey. the worse was new york city. and cost of living is a mainly factor there and also access to volunteend those lifestyle eogagement statistics make say are important soe are looking at for you as you are volunteering and looking out for other people. >> what about the best places? where are we going, bill? messed, denver, and salt lake city did very well. portland, oregon was the top contender and a lot it has to do with the share of people more than any other city saying that they wanted to move there. 65 and older if i'm going to move i'm moving to portland and they are choosing tgo there. the cost of living is very good. health care services very good. and those are majoreasons why people want to go there. >> now we know. nl right, sha epperson, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> to read more about retiring in place head to our website nbr.com. >>> justify made histo over theweekend. i hope you saw that after

andrea: invitamos a donatila a miami beach y le presentamos a nicole guerra. nicole: soy nacida aquí en miami, me fui a nueva york cuando tenía 19 años. mi familia es cubana. mi papá sí es de new jersey, él es americano puro. andrea: nicole es actriz y cantante. aunque habla español, su idioma materno es el inglés. nicole: [habla inglés] andrea: reunimos a estas dos mujeres para hacer una prueba muy sencilla en la que buscamos comparar cómo algunas personas reaccionan cuando les hablan en inglés o en español. estamos en miami beach, es un barrio transitado por turistas de todo el mundo. y lo que vamos a hacer es ir a tomar un café. vamos a llegar al mismo tiempo, pero nos vamos a sentar en mesas diferentes. y vamos a ver a quién atienden primero y cómo nos tratan. mientras el camarógrafo jorge vásquez, esperaba en una tercera mesa, donatila y nicole se sentaron dispuestas a pedir un café. una en inglés y la otra en español. lo que estaba a punto de ocurrir fue sorprendente. levis torres, de la organización we count en la florida, predice q

they are in miami. you grew up right near the stadium, didn't you? >> i did. ? miami against the marlins. bottom of the third, game tied at one. jt riddle rips a double. that gives the marlins a 2-1 lead. the giants drop to 4 1/2 games out of first place. >>> the a's continue to skrugle against their division opponents. at the coliseum tonight,'s and astros. things unraveled quickly. second inning, daniel mengden gives up two home runs including this three-run shot by evan gattis. the a's lose 6-3. >>> this year marks a big milestone for the oakland a's. 50 years in the bay area. owner charles finley brought the team west from kansas city in 1968. fin lay put on a show every game to bring in fans. but paying his players, that was a different story. these were part of the aefts a's team that won three straight lo money because he kept it all. he didn't give too much of it out. >> he did a lot of great stuff for the game of baseball the color coding of the stuff. that's obvious today. but i don't know. the guy was -- he just had to stir the pot every now and then.

a tragic end to the life of a rapper xxxtentacion who died in miami just 20 years old. chechnya's leader has hit back at claims that he used the egyptian footballer mo salah for political propaganda. ramzan kadyrov — who has been accused of a string of human rights abuses including the torture and murder of homosexuals — engineered a joint appearance with the liverpool player in the chechen capital grozny — where the egyptian team has its world cup training camp. he's been speaking exclusively to our correspondent, steve rosenberg. at vladimir putin's world cup, there is one place in russia where sport and politics are proving hard to separate. this is grozny, chechnya. the egyptian team has its world cup base here. fit again after injury, liverpool's mo salah is trying to focus on football, but he has faced some distractions. a week ago, mo salah was paraded around the stadium by chechnya's controversial leader. ramzan kadyrov is on the us sanctions list. he has been accused of gross violations of human rights, but he was still happy to invite us to his palace. m

and couldn't. 2-1, miami after four. giants score three runs and they take the lead. andrew mccutchen. bum good afternoon worry give up two in the six, and that ties it up. the rbi single by louis brenson. the last pitch. allows 4 runs and gets tossed for the first time. not happy with the balls and strike calls. bottom seven, tied at five. jt crushes this off sam dyson and the giants blow three separate leads to lose 7-5. >>> a crazy finish here. auburn and florida. winner going to the college world series. bottom of 11, tied at two. austin langeworthy off the glove of steven williams and over the wall that is a walk-off winner. steven williams is going to replay this in his head over and over and over again, because he had it. and then he didn't. 3-2, florida on to the college world series. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. we'll be out there bright and early -- well, not that bright and early actually. 10:00 a.m. we're on the air. we're on the air at 10:00 a.m. and then the parade does start at 11:00. it's a reasonable hour. it is. not bad. >> from

lieu: cite the rule, miami. -- madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: rule 17 of the house. that prohibits -- rule 17 -- the gentleman will suspend. mr. lieu: why are you trying to prevent the american people from listening to what it sounds like in a detention facility? these are babies and kids at a detention facility. why are you not letting the american people hear what they are saying? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. mr. lieu: there is no rule in the house that says i cannot play sounds from the defention facility -- from a detention facility. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend the use of the device. it is in violation of rule 17. mr. lieu: read the rule. it does not say i cannot play sounds from a detention acility. why are we hiding this from the american people? the speaker pro tempore: rule 17 prohibits the use of an electronic device to make sounds in the chamber. the gentleman -- mr. lieu: why are we hiding it from the american people? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. mr. lieu: why are we hiding it from the

giants trying to get one in miami, we'll have the story. and a san francisco 49er, man does he receive a national award that's more than just catching and throwing a football. this is, the 'ole heart strings here. a little bit later in this broadcast." ((ken))here's what we ((ken)) here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine...wild video from inside a school bus showing a bizarre scene that started with two students fighting.but ended with the one teens mom taking a hammer to the bus...which is full of kids.more of this bizarre video, and the charges that mother faces tonight on kron 4 news at nine. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how cess to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. (pam) this week... kron is highlighting the good work that food banks are doing everyday... all across the bay area. this is part of our parent company's annual - "founder's day of cari

there is a plan in miami to build the biggest mall in in america. it is called the american dream miami. it would be the most expensive mall ever built. the 6 million square complex will cost about $4 billion to build. it includes 2000 hotel rooms, an increase indoor ski slope, an ice climbing wall, a waterpark and hundreds of stores. it would replace an open space and park area outside of downtown miami. >>> adding thousands of new housing units in san jose. the change under consideration that could add over 100,000 places to live. >>> san leandro police are investigating a deadly stabbing that happened in a shopping center in the downtown area. what we know about what happened and the search for two men believed to be responsible. >>> we have traffic getting busier in the east bay. here is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is pretty jampacked right now. we will give you a drive time coming up. >>> here is your fog bank with an onshore wind. that equals a cooler pattern. >>> this is ktvu "mornings on 2". >>> thank you for joining us on "

s the lobbies of surging into the lobbies of miami beach highrises. and a new report now says, scenes like this could become common. the union of concerned scientists predicts, rising sea levels will almost certainly drive tens of thousands of americans from their homes by the year 2045. as catherine heenan reports, the study says... some of the communities that will suffer the most -- are right here in the bay area. drone nathundreds of miles of shoreline in the bay ... the report says by the year 2045, thousands of people now living on the water will find themselves living in the water. the worst flooding will be concentrated in san rafael, san mateo and san jose.in the north bay, more than 2=thousand homes worth nearly one=billions dollars are at risk.on the peninsula, nearly 4=thousand homes worth more than two billion will be flooded.and in the south bay, 26=hundred homes worth two point six billion.by comparison, the study found fewer than 3=hundred san francisco homes in peril, 6=hundred in alameda, 100 in fremont and 54 in hayward. statewide,