think miami beach is all about fun and partying? well, there's a whole other side of miami you haven't seen. like mosquitoes, sun burn, jellyfish, and so many douche bags you will wish the jellyfish stung your eyes. miami is in the center of it all, including climate change. so bring an umbrella. you want to see skin? we've got hotties. ever see a guy's balls dip below his bathing suit? you will here. miami beach, you will have more fun at home. >> trevor: we'll be right back, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) hmmm all these websites say it's normal to start shaving at age 15. ♪ ♪ i'm a man ♪ aww, aww ♪ i'm a man puberty means personal space. so sports clothes sit around doing a little growing of their own. ohhh. ahhgh. so imagine how we cheered when we found tide pods sport. finally something more powerful than the funk. bye. i love you too! he didn't say that. tide sport removes even week-old sweat odor. if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide. therthen he tried tostitoshael scoops and salsa... and he started followi

Éramos una sola persona. >> en miami, florida, cÁceres. jorge: la policÍa arrestÓ sospechoso en arizona de asesinar a una niÑa de 10 aÑos en un incidente de frÍo al volante. el jefe de la policÍa dijo que el hombre de 20 aÑos de edad fue encarcelado por un cargo de asesinato. la colaboraciÓn de la cadena la empresa acordÓ pagar $12,000,000 para resolver una varios de los perjudicados por esta prÁctica ilegal son latinos y algunos de ellos terminaron deportados. >> la cadena de hoteles motel six pagarÁ $12,000,000 de compensaciÓn luego de una demanda interpuesta por el procurador del estado de washington quien determinÓ que durante dos aÑos empleados de siete hoteles de la cadena en su estado y legalmente compartieron con agentes de inmigraciÓn la información de 80,000 huÉspedes sin una orden legal de la corte. >> eso es importantÍsimo. lo que deja claro es que hay representantes del gobierno que mÁs allá de motivaciones consÓ incluyendo nosotros que tenemos nombres hispanos o apariencias de latinoamericanos. >> el proc

think miami beach is all about fun and partying? well, there's a whole other side of miami you haven't seen. like mosquitoes, sun burn, jellyfish, and so many douche bags you will wish the jellyfish stung your eyes. miami is in the center of it all, including climate change. so bring an umbrella. you want to see skin? we've got hotties. ever see a guy's balls dip below his bathing suit? you will here. miami beach, you will have more fun at home. >> trevor: we'll be right back, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill. i'm on the pill, too. but it's not birth control. it's truvada for prep®, a once-daily prescription medicine for adults that, when taken every day along with using safer sex practices, can help lower my chances of getting hiv through sex. i use condoms. but i talked to my doctor about doing more. he said that because i had a higher chance of getting hiv through sex, truvada for prep could be an option for me. she also told me that truvada alone may not keep me from getting h

that is also becoming an issue in miami-dade. we are talking billions of dollars in infrastructure needed to enhance our capability and enhance our capacity and also maintain what we have now days. david: when we are talking about that kind of money, the question is where will it come from? ,ow much is federal government how much state, how much private money. i talked with the cohead of the infrastructure fund for carlisle , and this is what he had to say with supply of funds. >> we think the federal government is already doing a lot from regulatory perspective. there is a huge role for the private sector to play whether or not there is a federal infrastructure bill. we think the need is here and we are not waiting and we are encouraged by the fact that state and local authorities are not waiting and engaging appropriately with us to deliver the right community solutions. david: is the private funding there for what you need to get done? mayor gimenez: it depends on the project. some projects are funded by us in the local govern

deirdre bosa has that story from miami. deirdre? >> reporter: it's hard to overstate the importance of latin america to the global ride sharing picture. it's a region that's still relying on trains and buses, so traditional forms of transportation and that makes it less appealing for commuters to actually own a vehicle secondly, it is one of the fastest growing mobile markets in the world so for these reasons, it is one of the most exciting opportunities for ride sharing companies but it is also one of the most competitive uber has been there since 2013 and built up the market share and llatam represents the bigget growth in north america. $200 billion last year and that represented nearly a fifth of the company's total revenue in its f1, top five most important markets. uber said it's currently the dominant player in the region but it is battling tough local competitors such as brazil's 99 app. early, and were able to take some of the market share away from uber and last year acquired by ride sharing giant dede they are using that

maity: estamos en la corte desde la ciudad de miami. me encuentro acompaÑado de rielo que nos va a explicar lo que pasara hoy. >> lo que sabemos es que la jueza quiere resignar los tÉrminos de la alianza que tiene. en este momento Él estÁ cargado con una baterÍa de telefonÍa en tercer grado pero al fallecer el seÑor hernÁndez los cargos deben cambiar. >> Él debe presentarse el dÍa de hoy. >> absolutamente que sÍ, la orden de la jueza es especÍfica y Él dice que debe presentarse,

they knew she traveled from miami to denver. they knew she was infatuated with the shooting at columbine high school. in the middle of the night, we learned from alicia acuna that they were trying to decide what to do with the largest public school system in the state and beyond. they made the decision to shut down 60% of the public schools in the state of colorado. 580,000 students affected by this. they did so because they weren't sure what this would -- what this would would do. she was armed. she bought ammunition and a weapon after she landed in the denver area. and they were looking for her. they found her body a short time ago in an area called mount evans, about 60 miles outside the denver area. it's a recreational area. as we learned more details on what the city apparently has dodged today because of great police work and the fbi, we'll bring it to you. a news conference is coming up at 1:30. we'll cover it. as the 2020 race is heating up, president trump is predicted vermont senator bernie sanders and joe biden who ha

y aquÍ en miami siempre me siento... [chasquido bucal] lejos y cerca de cuba. ¡pero bueno! hombre: ¡bravo! [aplausos]

los miami heat donde anoto 30 puntos y le ganaron al equipo de filadelfia. previo al partido de 37 aÑos de edad apareciÓ con su familia y configuras viviÓ una noche muy emotiva que lo que todos estÁbamos llorando en casita y tambiÉn en la arena de miami heat por la despedida. borja: quÉ harÍas si tÚ hijo te bloquea el ipad por casi 50 aÑos. aylen: serÍa aburrido si te cuento el resultado antes de platicar de la historia. seguramente a mÁs de un papá le ha pasado que su pequeÑo hijo agarra el celular o la tableta luego de varios intentos por ingresar la contraseÑa y el dispositivo se bloquea. esta foto se volviÓ viral porque esto le pasÓ el periodista evan osnos quiÉn publicÓ en twitter un pantallazos de una tableta donde se podÍa leer que quedarÍa inhabilitada. el pequeÑo detalle es que serÍa por 25 millones 536 mil 442 minutos. es decir 48 aÑos o casi medio siglo. explicaba que no era una imagen falsa y que su hijo pedÍa sugerencias para ayudar a desbloquearla. algunos de los comentarios que recibiÓ fueron: trata de reiniciar a tu h

golpea y mata a un hombre en miami, el hombre huyÓ de la escena luego de pagar una fianza se le permitiÓ regresar mÉxico >> pizza a la mexicana, masa de maÍz azul y la salsa son a base de jitomate c, te damos una probadita a esta delicia i italiana pero con ingredientes 100% mexicanos noticias te telemund >> el presidente trump ha visitado la frontera en un nuevo esfuerzo por convertir la seguridad fronteriza en un tema central para su reelecciÓn, insistiÓ que hay una emergencia y le pidiÓ los solicitantes de asilo que se vayan porque no hay espacio para ellos, tenemos cobertura de equipo en esta visita presidencial con francisco cuevas desde california y raÚl torres desde el lado mexicano con las reacciones de los migrantes centro americanos, empezamos con francisco cuevas que ha seguido al presidente y a las manif manifestaciones en torno a su presidencia, adelante francisc >> que tal, donald trump partiÓ en esta frontera calexico su visita fue breve pero causÓ gra expectativa movilizÓ a muchas personas algunas vinieron para darle la bienvenida y otros para darle su muestra de

en miami florida noticias telemundo >>> un juez federal de trÁfi s n francisco, el juez richard lab ha puesto en suspenso hasta este viernes para dar la oportunidad al gobierno de apelae estado unidos por no evaluar adecuadamente los peligrosos que r en la demanda de grupos de derechos civiles, en la prÁctica dicen que viola la ley de estados unidos por no valorar adecuadamente los peligros a los que se enfrentan lo migrantes de mÉxico, la cara dentadura polÍtica migratoria del gobierno ha sido la secretaria de segu d seguridad nacional christine, prepara paciente trump debiÓ ser todavÍa mÁs agresiva, como nos dice javier vegas su renuncia hace dudar a la ciudomunidad migrante >>> poco sabÍan que la secretarÍa de seguridad llevaba meses resistiÉndose a los planes del presidentey nada indicaba que tÉrmin, apenas el viernes pasado la compaÑÍa calexico y nada indicaba que horas despuÉs terminarÍa renunciando y dejando como legado la polÍtica de separaciÓ de familia >>> a sometido a todas estas familias que lo Único que quieren es estar aquÍ en un paÍs seguro >>> seg�

title 101 for the fed, as he emphatically dispatches john isner to win the miami open. and lewis hamilton is handed victory at the bahrain grand prix. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. drama, controversy, and last gasp winners aplenty in the english premier league on sunday. starting at anfield, where liverpool are back on top of the table after a dramatic win against tottenham hotspur. jurgen klopp‘s side lea pfrogging manchester city, and it was roberto firmino who'd given liverpool the lead after a quarter of an hour. spurs came roaring back in the second half, lucas drawing them level with 20 minutes to go. but as the match headed into injury time, hugo lloris fumbled a routine save and it was the unfortunate toby alderweireld who put the ball into his own net to give liverpool a 2—1win and condemn spurs to their fourth defeat in five league games. jurgen klopp a happy man, liverpool two points clear at the top. we are top of the table. we cannot be there with having absolutely no luck, that's not possible. if we would be there at the end of the se

. >> you're taking us to miami. >> i am. i wondered where you're with that because i'm from sweden. >> the miami connesion. >> that' why that. i got you now. i'm a little slow. you know that out there.y, he sounds nice, a weekend in miami. all that art deco in south beach is a must see. baseball, the marlins hardly must see. baseball attendance, four wins until the nationals arrival. lost friday, lost saturday, hit in the elbow by a fast ball. the nats try to recover in the win column. try to avoid having a sweep. 8-0 in th last nine starts against the marlins. 11 strike outs, tosses eight ball.s of shut out that's how you avoid a sweep. why are we talking about mack sherzer? 8th inning, sharply hits a foul ball into the nats dug out. he has to dodge. that's what he said after the game. dn't hit him, but he did tweak a muscle on the left side. still, scary stuff. i'd be out for weeks. as for the nationals, big day for ryan zimmerman. i watch thisthe 9th inning. this is going to be the second home run of the game, and 999th c

me contÓ tu mami que no conocÍ en miami. quÉ es lo que mÁs te gustado de viajar, de conocer >> las casas son grandes raÚl: te voy a hacer una pregunta rÁpida.te va bien en la escuela, ahora vas a ser famosa . has pasado por algÚn momento difÍcil en tu vida? >> sÍ, el huracÁn "marÍa". raÚl: por quÉ fue tan difÍcil para ti? >< porque se nos fue la luz como por unos cinco meses, el agua por unos tres . tambiÉn las personas que no tenÍan casas y tambiÉn los ancianos, la mayorÍa, entonces tambiÉn las personas dejaban a las mascotas tiradas y se ahogaban, se morÍan. raÚl: yo sÉ que quiere ser veterinaria cuando seas grande.quedas con nosotros, a ver una sonrisa chimuelo. ana patricia: quÉ muÑeca tan hermosa. nuestra gisele blondes no cabe el de la felicidad con la llegada de su primera nieta. le contamos cÓmo celebra ser una de las abuelas mÁs guapas de la farÁndula. raÚl: mÉxico advierte sobre un juego. a regresar el debate se enciende compadres aquÍ. ana patricia: llega a nuestra casa rosie rivera. ho

un juez en miami le ha prohibido salir de los estados unidos. y una bacteria altamente infecciosa generapreocupaciÓn entre autoridades de salud. la mayorÍa de los casos se presento en nueva york y chicago. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. patricia: vamos a comenzar con otro revÉs judicial para el gobierno de donald trump en materia migratoria. un juez define-- un juez de san francisco bloqueÓ su polÍtica de devolver a los migrantes en mÉxico. el magistrado argumentÓ que los migrantes no tienen suficiente protecciÓn en mÉxico para asegurar que no enfrenten riesgos indebidos de sus vidas o su libertad. esto es en respuesta a la demanda de 11 solicitantes de asilo para frenar esta polÍtica. jorge: la decisiÓn judici f esperanza por ciento de centroamericanos parados en ciudades fronterizas en espera de cruzar a estados unidos para pedialison es una de ellas. >> no sÉ qué vaya a pasar en una corte, no sÉ si me van a decir si me quedo. jorge: aunque bloquea la polÍtica risa de mÉxico los inmigrantes

some "csi: miami" fans over here. yeah, that was one of the best times of my life, simply because of one moment. >> seth: okay. >> so, i played this girl who was a model who got kidnapped by a photographer. and my character's name was anya, as is every ambiguously ethnic person's name. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. oh, anya's sort of a go-to? >> yeah, like, it's just like to cover your brown bases, you name your character anya. because it's like -- >> seth: okay, gotcha. it could be anywhere, yeah. >> could be anything, yeah. and -- [ laughter ] i'm kidnapped by this photographer. i'm in his warehouse. he's got me tied up. i'm, like, tied up like this, and there's, like, strobe lights flashing. it's my first thing i've ever done. i'm so deeply nervous. it's like, the first shot of the day is a close-up right on my face. i'm like tied up like this. and david caruso does not rehearse. >> seth: oh, really? >> no. so they're going right into action. and the scene is -- >> seth: so you had not seen him? >> no, never me

the mike jones that i was looking for was the same mike jones that was in miami at the miami boat show on that day. and now i just gotta find out where the hell is he. >> brennan is on a pretty good winning streak at this point. now, it turns out michael jones no longer works for centerplate. but brennan is gonna roll the dice once more. >> one thing you have to do as an investigator is follow employment. and so now you have a suspect that works in food concessions. so the idea is, "well, let's see if we can find him." >> i said the likelihood is that even though he doesn't work for center plate anymore that he's probably going to work for one of their competitors, doing the same line of work. so, i asked the guy from center plate, i said, "listen, give me a list of your, like, ten top competitors in this business." >> this guy is not giving up. he makes a master list of all the catering companies in the country and calls them one by one asking if they have a michael jones working for them. >> and he gets varying levels of cooperation from various companies. >> at the bottom of the lis

. >> hacemos sueÑos realidades sorprendimos a un pequeÑo fanÁtico del miami heat con un doble regalo, desde la mascota del equipo hasta su primer juego en un estadio de baloncesto. >> para ponerle un toque romÁntico a la maÑana, llega con su persona preferida el bebeto aquÍ a "un nuevo dia" mÁs cerca de ti. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ahora sÍ bendito entre las mujeres. >> querida familia, hoy es martes 9 de abril. >> si mi amor. >> volviÓ rashel. >> ya volviÓ >> ya volviÓ rashel. >> dÉjeme mirarla completa. >> usted lo mÁs largo. >> eso pasa cuando te vas de vacaciones, el pelo crece y crece. >> uno baja de peso, todo mejora la piel mÁs losana >> cuÁndo podrÉ pedir vacacione yo >> todavÍa no >> un aÑo. >> un aÑo te damos vacaciones. >> pero estamos felices que estÉs de regreso >> nos encanta que estÉs en la casa y el pÚblico sobre todo te ha extraÑado mucho que rico que regresaste que la pasaste bien y regresaste a la casa >> gracias >> bueno hay mucha informaciÓn paulina, nos enteramos que hay una persona que falleciÓ despuÉ de estar en un cent

en miami, florida, vilma tarazona, univisiÓn. jorge: calificado como el mayor brote de sarampiÓn en los Últimos 28 aÑos, declararon emergenciasanitaria. un total de 465 casos. para entender mÁs esta enfermedad y cÓmo ataca a niÑos y adultos vamos con el doctor juan. juan: asÍ es. brote de sarampiÓn en los estados unidos. 465 casos hasta el momento. el estado mÁs afectado es el estado de nueva york. cuÁl es la prevenciÓn? hay que vacunarse . niÑos ya a los 12 meses tienen que vacunarse para poder protegerse, ellos mismos, la familia, la comunidad y tambiÉn uno tiene que tener cuidado con esas personas en la comunidad que estÁn infectadas porque esto es un virus que se transmite con el aire. hay que guardar distancia. los sÍntomas que tiene que estar pendiente y tiene que llamar un mÉdico de inmediato, fiebre, tos seca, resfrÍo, dolor de garganta, los ojos inflamados o conjuntivitis es un sarpullido caracterÍstico que tambiÉn surge con el sarampiÓn. cómo se trata? hay que hacer un diagnÓstico rÁpido, reposo,

estamos en la corte de m miami. pablo lyle se encuentra en la primera audiencia que fue retrasada hasta las 10. nos informan desde tribunales que no solamente hay un video, sino tres videos que muestran el incidente. creo que con uno es suficiente para ver lo que ocurriÓ. tambiÉn nos dicen que aumentan los cargos. inicialmente era por agresiÓn, delito en tercer grado y ahora puede ascender a homicidio no premeditado u homicidio involuntario. otra novedad es la presencia de la familia de juan ricardo hernÁndez, el ciudadano cubano de 63 aÑos de edad que falleciÓ despuÉs de de recibir un puÑetazo. se encuentran dentro de la corte. llegaron despuÉs de las nueve como si tuvieran informaciÓn de que se iba a retrasar la audiencia. nos dicen que sus rostros son de dolor, de molestia. vamos a ver quÉ sucede con esto. lyle consiguiÓ un permiso para viajar despuÉs de pagar un dÍa antes una fianza de $5000. todo esto podrÍa cambiar en los prÓximos 10 minutos. el permiso estÁ rescindido para que Él salga del p

it was "csi: miami." >> seth: "csi: miami." >> yep. cheers and applause ] >> seth: there you go. >> some "csi: miami" fans over here. beyeah, that was one of th times of my life, simply because of one moment. >> seth: okay. >> so, i played this girl who was a model who got kidnapped by a photographer. and my character's name was anya, as is every ambiguously ethnic person's name. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. oh, anya's sort of a g? >> yeah, like, it's just like to cover your brown bases, you name your character anya. because it's like -- >> seth: o cy, gotcha. itld be anywhere, yeah. >> could be anything, yeah. and -- [ laughter ] i'm kidnapped by this photographer.i' in his warehouse. he's got me tied up. i'm, like, tied up like this, and there's, like, strobe lights flashing.th it's my first g i've ever done. i'm so deeply nervous. it's like, the first shot of the day is a close-up right on my face. i'm like tied up like this. and david caruso does not rehearse. >> seth: oh, really? >> no. they're going right into action. and th

maria lesa sosa desde el noroeste de miami-dade. karla: quÉ horrible historia y le queremos dar condolencias a la familia de este hombre que perdiÓ la vida. nos deja la enseÑanza de respirar porque en un momento de ir a la vida nos cambia en un segundo. francisca: mÁs adelante continuaremos ampliando la noticia con expertos y les vamos a decir quÉ hacer para controlar la ira al volante y saber cÓmo reaccionar si usted se encuentra frente a un conductor agresivo. no se despegue porque todavÍa hay mÁs. vamos a pasar con alan y con astrid que tiene mÁs informaciÓn para ustedes. alan: es una informaciÓn que le da la vuelta al mundo pero al mundo deportivo porque una de las grandes estrellas hace un anuncio que nos habÍamos. >> despertamos hoy con la noticia de que uno de los mejores jugadores de baloncesto sufre de una enfermedad poco comÚn. tiene una condiciÓn desde hace 10 aÑos que le causa visiÓn borrosa. eso ha comenzado a cambiar ya que se aprecia mucho en su rendimiento deportivo. vamos a ver de quiÉn se trata. >>

morgan brennan is at the emerge conference in miami. morgan, there is a lot of money and a lot with their eyes on this region. >>> there absolutely is, deirdre. we talk about the tech unicorns coming to the market now the question, what is next or perhaps, i should say, where softbank is setting sights on latin america launching its innovation fund, news that it broke a few weeks ago, the size is unprecedented the total here is the equivalent of all of the investments for 2018 and 2017 combined i just spoke with the new managing investment partner here at emerge on stage just a short while ago. here is how he says softbank is going to be targeting these investments and how they're thinking about this. >> they have to be in it not for the money. they have to be in it for changing how things are done, to serve customers better that's really what it is about the moment i sense they're in it for the money, it's not interesting anymore. so that kind of passion, that kind of commitment has to be really, really strong. and, second, a deep benc

i went down to miami and was talking to the folks at miami-dade college. they were talking about how many of the state legislators had gone to other universities that were not miami-dade college and how they continuously would fund then their alma mater ir and that those more prestigious, nonopen access publics were getting the lion's share of the public funds. i think the fact that public can mean so many things in our current system means you'll continue to have lawmakers funding the ones they like and are associated with and have a lot of power and not the ones that very, very few went to. and that we have to acknowledge that as we're continuing to build free college programs in any way that uc berkeley is not the same thing as miami-dade college and we shouldn't treat them the same. miami-dade college, by the way, is an excellent education. you should go there and then you should run for congress so you can change that. i think there is currently one member of congress who went to miami-dade college. the other pieces which institutions you attend and o

20 aÑos, pero la amenaza abarcaba a 20 escuelas por eso hoy suspendieron las clases, ella vivÍa en miami y ahi tambiÉn estudiaba. >> pudo haber pasado esto en nuestro colegio, podrÍa haber pasado muchas cosas en el colegio, agradezco a dios que nunca pasÓ nada. >> siempre sola, ve tstida de negro no tenÍa muchos amigos y no hablaba con nadie >> la veÍa todos los dias en el autobÚs escolar. >> estaba siempre sola en el autobÚs. >> el superintendedel distrito escolar, informÓ que los documentos de ella han sido revisados. >> no tenemos ninguna indicaciÓ de un comportamiento negativo ofensivo, o amenazadors. >> en este barrio de miami, donde vive la familia de ella las autoridades * han informado que la familia dentro de todo el dolor ha encontrado un alivio que la joven de 18 aÑos no lleÓo a cabo su plan >> d dee acuerdo con las autoridades lo colaboraciÓn de los padres, fue fundamental para evitar una tragedia escolar, en miami, noticias telemundo. >> el presidente trump endurece todavÍa mÁs su polÍtica hacia los inmigrantes ahora su gobierno ha ordenado que los que solicit

in exclusive coral gables, the upscale enclave south of miami. his law practice, susan worked as office manager was booming. just that week he received a check for $1 million for a case he had settled. so, was robbery the motive? and if so, how did the killer get into the house? officers saw a curtain blowing in the wind, through a sliding glass door near the rear of the house, near the pool, the door latch showed it had been broken long before the night. >> the killer had gone in through the sliding glass door, had walked all the way through that house, no ransacking. drawers were not opened. and in the master bathroom, on the vanity was some beautiful diamond and gold jewelry. so, clearly, early on, it was pretty easy to detect that robbery was not the issue here. >> reporter: no. >> it was apparent they were targeted it was an assassination, it was a hit. >> reporter: an assassination? a hit? that sort of crime just didn't happen in staid coral gables. whatever the motive there was little to go on no motive, murder weapon, dna. there was howev

he got similar recognition for his starring role in the two thousand and eleven finals against the miami heat events he pushed the mavericks to their first ever championship he was achieving his dreams after thirteen years in the u.s. . his accomplishments made him a superstar in the united states in his recognition wasn't limited to the sports

it wasn't just that somebody got on a plane in miami, got off in denver. she had a blog in which she really talked about her, what we are calling infatuation with the columbine massacre, but almost a hero worship. >> more than a typical disaffected youth rage against the machine. >> she had a blog. she has been keeping it since at least june of last year, of 2018, and in the blog she -- and this is terribly sad now looking back. she talks about how miserable she is, how she is, you know, really upset. she hates school. she talks about, you know, heartbreak. just normal teenager stuff. but then interspersed is a darkness and a heroization of the columbine killers. it isn't uncommon online for young people to be parts of this sort of subculture of the web of columbiners. but she was definitely one. in her blog she drew pictures of the columbine killers. she drew pictures of guns. she referenced a plan that she was going to carry out. and she also, tellingly, drew pictures of mountains and trees that likely looked like the very area in which she was found. >>

exiles in miami. he probably had spies in guatemala. and, by the way, he just had to pick up the newspaper if he wanted to know what was going on because there were newspaper reports about the training camps in guatemala. on january 10, the "new york times" ran a story which said that there were these training camps in guatemala. it ended up not being that bad for the cia becuase the "new york times" reporter was kind of fooled and thought that these soldiers were guatemala -- from guatemala, but castro knew something was coming and john kennedy admitted in a press conference on april 12 right before the invasion, said that should there be an invasion of cuba, there would be no american involvement in it. for castro, that said it all. clearly these guys are coming any second. now there is also, you may know, a story that somebody leaked to soviet intelligence the fact, the actual invasion date. that's probably true. there seems to be a lot of evidence for that. i don't know if it made much of a differ

francisca: por ejemplo, ahora que estÁ lloviendo en miami. la gente se tiene quÉ preocupar por la bolsa? o ustedes tienen otras opciones? >> la opciÓn que has mostrado hoy en la bolsa que se destruye con agua frÍa. creemos que el problema del plÁstico es un tema de educaciÓn. con esta tecnologÍa de agua fría para que la gente entienda que ellos en su casa sin tener que invertir en ninguna mÁquina especial utilizando sÓlo el agua pueden destruir la bolsa. tenemos tambiÉn la misma bolsa con agua caliente, con las mismas condiciones pero hacen una segunda etapa hasta que la gente entienda que existe esta tecnologÍa y funciona. por otro lado, tenemos la otra bolsa que se destruya en agua caliente. es un material reutilizable. lo puedes utilizar cuando quieras. cuando decidas eliminarla sÓlo con contacto de agua caliente se va a destruir. francisca: de hecho, tengo esta bolsa que se destruye con agua caliente en la mano. no me quiero despedir sin saber dÓnde puedo conseguir las bolsas, cuÁnto cuestan? podrÍa ser una soluciÓn a este

miami i so bad, they've lost 13 of 15 including four straight. and enter tonight's game having not scored in 23 innings. so a perfect time for the nats to pad some wins. make r for first in the division. or so you think. oh, yeah. sanchez returning to miami where he first started his career in 2006. fit inning, some help from juan soto. adam scoring. in the second, the runners on the corners for the marlins. it seems routine. ryan zimmerman's foot was off the bag. so wre tied up 1-1. first pitch. yeah. plugs curtis granderson. another run comes in t score. the nats lose 3-2o miami! come on, guys. a big loss for the caps. they're not going t to haveir man tjhi ose. out indefinitely after getting injured on this questionable hit from foegele. the caps ough, know it will be moving forward without one of thei. >> he maze the game so hard. he is a heart and soul y. i have no idea wha no matter what. >> you don't want to see a guy go down no matter who it is but he works hard extremely hard it sucks to see a guy go down. >> and the caps havele rec deva

movement keeps us connected. >>> and just like that an old miami beach hospital is no more. construction crews imploded the old south shore hospital yesterday to clear the way for new high-rise condos, of course. it took nine seconds to reduce the building to rubble, and it stood for 50 years before that. >>> prosecutors recommend prison time for actress felicity huffman, and a new accuser comes forward in the sex abuse case against multi-billionaire jeffrey epstein. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the "miami herald" reports another woman is publicly accusing jeffrey epstein of abuse. maria farmer says in 1996 when she was 26 years old epstein sexually assaulted her and molested her sister who was 15 at the time. her sworn affidavit is part of a defamation complaint against epstein's attorney alan dershowitz. he knew it it run by epstein and his companion guislaine maxwell. dershowitz has defended him for years. >>> "the new york times" says prosecutors say actress felicity huffman should get prison time. in a plea agreement prosecutors argue th

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the story that a manhunt had been underway for her in the colorado area after she travelled from miami to colorado seen in the county in columbine. she had been obsessed with the columbine massacre. we have learned from sources that she has been found dead about 90 minutes from columbine. we will continue to follow this. so many questions still out there and prosecutors are saying they will release video evidence in the case against patriots owner robert kraft. he had been fighting the release as he faces charges relating to the prostitution sting. every day, visionaries are creating the future. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. e-commerce deliveries to homes how do you get skin happy aveeno® with prebiotic oat. it hydrates and softens skin. so it looks like this... and you feel like this. aveeno® daily moisturizer get skin happy™ >>> florida prosecutor saz they will release the tapes of robert kraft's alleged solicitation at the day s

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. >> pablo saliÓ de esta corte de miami dade esposado. aumento su fianza a 50 1000 $ y le ordeno arresto domiciliario y tendrÁ que entregar el pasaporte y le prohibiÓ regresar a mÉxico. tendrÁ que regresar a corte en mayo. le ordenÓ llevar un grillete para monitorear sus pasos. diciendo que su cliente iba a permanecer en un lugar desconocido en la audiencia del 1 de mayo para su privacidad y protecciÓn. hablÁmoste el tema de lo muriÓ hernÁndez. >> y que la fiscalÍa estaba exagerando catalogando el caso como un caso de homicidio. la que iba a ser esposa de ricardo hernÁndez se desmayÓ despuÉs de la audiencia. segÚn oficiales de la corte sufriÓ un episodio de alta presiÓn y tuvieron que llamar a la ambulancia. la familia de la vÍctima no ha reaccionado el aumento de la fianza de pablo. al momento la fiscalÍa estÁ asesorando el caso. tienen hasta el 1 de mayo para decidir si lo van aponer cargos de homicidio involuntario o de segundo grado. es una decisiÓn que tienen hasta el primero de mayo. esto es todo por el momento d

for mosquitoes the conditions are ideal philip started is a biologist and district mayor in miami. he has developed strategies in the fight against mosquitoes that will also protect the environment he believes education is the key about mosquito larvae in garden plants for example. people love these plants there they're easy to grow their beautiful they've got a nice flowers. they're a complete nuisance hensel people make their own problems and you put these in your yard because you like them and you say a lot of mosquitoes around here nobody has a clue that they're breeding the mosquitoes. since an outbreak of the zico virus in two thousand and sixteen miami has been spraying insecticides in the city almost every summer night. star doesn't think a lot of the idea he fears the chemical agents will more likely lead to a further spread of diseases. like mosquitoes for instance seem to be doing just fine despite all of our attempts at killing them. and there's some interesting reasons for those. mosquitoes breed very very fast they can go from egg to egg and in eleven days that means

for mosquitoes the conditions are ideal philip started is a biologist and district mayor in miami. he has developed strategies in the fight against mosquitoes that will also protect the environment he believes education is the key about mosquito larvae in garden plants for example. people love these plants there they're easy to grow their beautiful they've got nice flowers. they're a complete nuisance hensel people make their own problems the you put these in your yard because you like them and you say turns a lot of mosquitoes around here nobody has a clue that they're breeding the mosquitoes. since an outbreak of disease in two thousand and sixteen miami has been spraying insecticides in the city almost every summer night. star doesn't think a lot of the idea that he fears the chemical agents will more likely lead to a further spread of diseases. like mosquitoes for instance seem to be doing just fine despite all of our attempts at killing them. and there's some interesting reasons for those. mosquitoes breed very very fast they can go from egg to egg and in eleven days that mean

for mosquitoes the conditions are ideal philip started is a biologist and district mayor in miami. he has developed strategies in the fight against mosquitoes that will also protect the environment he believes education is the key about mosquito larvae in garden plants for example. people love these plants they're easy to grow their beautiful they've got nice flowers they're a complete nuisance. people make their own problems and you put these in your yard because you like them and you say turns a lot of mosquitoes around here nobody has a clue that they're breeding the mosquitoes. since an outbreak of the zico virus in two thousand and sixteen miami has been spraying insecticides in the city almost every summer night. star doesn't think a lot of the idea he fears the chemical agents will more likely lead to a further spread of diseases. like mosquitoes for instance seem to be doing just fine despite all of our attempts at killing them. and there's some interesting reasons for this. mosquitoes breed very very fast they can go from egg to egg and in eleven days that means they can g

en la noche lo tendremos sobre miami. mucha gente estarÁ durmiendo y tambiÉn afecta a la zona triestatal. vamos a mirar las temperaturas actuales y miren el contraste entre costa y costa. en la costa este valores de los 80 grados, ayer tuvimos rÉcord de calor cerca de miami y eso contrasta con temperaturas en los 40 grados. es ese hecho que lo que favorece lo que les hemos ido explicando en estos dÍas. hoy tendremos una tarde tormentosa con viento fuerte, granizos y tornados. recuerden que la vigilancia estÁ activa. no se queden en la calle y buscan refugio dentro de casa. las casas mÓviles no serÁn seguras asÍ que tendrÁn que ir a una casa mÓvil. como les comentaba, la carretera 95 en la zona de georgia serÁ de las más peligrosas para transitar hoy. los vigilantes del tiempo nos han regalado una luna rosa. raÚl: hola, albert. y que nombras la luna rosa Éste fenÓmeno astronómico coincide con hoylunes santo, pero cÓmo hace uno si la quiere ver? albert: se puede ver sin problemas porque la luna no es como e

el actor huyÓ luego de la escena rumbo al aeropuerto nacional del miami. donde luego fue detenido por las autoridades. >>> cuando sea el momento, tendrÁn usted informaciÓn. >>> al ser detenido dijo a la policÍa que golpeÓ al hombre por la seguridad de su famiia hermano hernÁndez fue llevado al hospital luego que llamarÁn al 911 al llegar al centro mÉdico presentaba de acuerdoado reporte f policial una hemorrargia interna que le provocÓ su muerte. >>> muy bien no sabemos quÉ muev actor, per audncia el primero de mayo nosotros estaremos muy pendientes para llevarles a ustedes como siempre los Últimos detalles. continÚe con mÁs de un nuevo dÍa. >>> gracias y la verdad es que yo creo que se le complica sandra hoyos la situaciÓn legal a pablo? >>> eso va ocurrir ahora las en cala recuerden que es la encargada en decidir quÉ cargos va a agregar al caso que ya es una felonÍa en el condado de miami-dade lo mÁs probable es que exista la posibilidad de que ahora sea un homicidio involuntario y tienen la posibilidad de traer esos cargos en la prÓxim

and in miami, bruce fleisher has honed the skill as well as anyone. but what he could see right away knew it long before the trial was that the scene in that courtroom was about as bad as it could be. because there they were, just feet apart. his client and a blind father. the survivor of christopher sutton's alleged plot to kill his parents. >> the fact that john sutton survived and was blind to me was the greatest prejudice in the case. >> there he was right behind the bar the whole time. >> the jury would hear something bad and they would look over at john sutton. they had to be thinking, "this poor man, look what he has to go through life with." >> for the victim, fleisher knew he must display only sympathy. so instead, he would attack the murder investigation itself, the way the police came up with their two star witnesses, juliette driscoll and garrett kopp. after all, without them, the state's case was weak. why do you suppose they came forward anyway? because they were forced to. or so reasoned fleisher. juliette driscoll, for example, why did

en la acciÓn de la nba esta tarde miami heat quedÓ prÁcticamente fuera de toda posibilidad de entrar en los playoffs. dway w el mejor. estarÍa sÓlo a dos juegos de finalizar su campaÑa de despedida. esta noche los cuartos de final, lo esperamos. tenemos -.- llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn pero hay mÁs noticias esta noche. aquÍ los dejamos con un especial sobre la crisis en la frontera. >>esta noche en una ediciÓn especial de " aquÍ y ahora" los rumores sobre el cierre de la frontera desata entre grupos de inmigrantes una carrera contra el tiempo y cÁlculos sobre pÉrdidas multimillonarias. >> los apuntamos desde enero y hasta ahorita ya tenemos 15 dÍas acÁ durmiendo acá.ci y obliga mÁs familias a abandonar sus hogares.

invasion i live in miami there are literally hundreds of venezuelans who are living in miami who have fled their country i am telling you and you can disagree with me but they all want the us to invade venezuela and are dying venezuelans are hungry venezuelans have no penicillin venezuelans have no schools the economy is completely broken down if you were in that situation you would want to. know that i do you know many american the wars and every time i heard this same argument the problem with that is that once the united states interferes it's not getting better its usually gets worse that's a. panama nine hundred eighty nine the united states when in country where i was the ambassador nine hundred eighty nine the united states when they took out they arrested manuel and they brought him there not including relationships with the united states. he was a cia about speaking about value he was the cia operative who went wrong who went bad then he began to traffic drugs so we arrested him we brought him to miami we tried him twenty five years later panama is about to celebrate its perf

what we learned from the miami-dade school district is she's a high school student at miami beach high school. authorities say earlier this week she flew from miami to denver. after arriving at the airport, authorities say she was able to buy a pump action shotgun along with ammunition before they say she made her way to the foothills, the last place she was seen. stephanie. >> we're in the middle of an academic year and a high school kid get on a plane. what specific threats did this kid snake. >> authorities are not going into detail about the threat. they're making it clear it's not a threat to any sort of specific school, which is why you're seeing this affect such a wide swath of the denver area. more than a dozen school districts deciding to cancel classes but because of the fact they say there's evidence she was infatuated with columbine, that's really what rose this to a whole other level. yesterday many schools are under what they call lockout after hearing this. that means business as usual inside the school but exterior doors are locked. that's different from a lockdown, whe

i went down to miami and was talking to the folks at miami-dade college. they were talking about how many of the state legislators had gone to other universities that were not miami-dade college, and how they continuously would fund then their alma mater, and that those, you know, those more prestigious non-open access publics were getting the lion's share of the public funds. i think, you know, the fact that public can mean so many things in our current system means you're going to continue to have lawmakers funding the ones they like and are associated with and not the ones that very, very few went to, and that, you know, we have to acknowledge that as we're continuing to build free college programs in any way. uc berkeley is not the same thing as miami-dade college and we shouldn't treat them the same. by the way, miami-dade is abexcellent education, and you should go there, and then run for congress so you can change that. i think there's currently one men of congress who went to miami-dade college. the other piece is which institutions you attend, and

lpequeÑos negocios no podrían lidiar con estos, pero se le ofrecería tributarios, fueron arrestados en miami acusado de tener nexos con el narcotráfico, hoy estuvo en corte federal y carolina novoa nos cuenta del hombre acusado de planear el asesinato de rivales políticos >> el candidato a la presidenta de guatemala, fue capturado el miércoles en miami, junto a uno de sus hombres de confianza tras enfrentar cargos por conspiración en estados unidos así como importación de armas de alto alcance, ambos hombres conspiraron para solicitar dinero del cártel de sinaloa para financiar su plan para en el poder para enta a cambio que pudieran usar los aeropuertos como fuente para exportar cocaína, en una entrevista negaron las acusaciones que lo vinculan con el narcotráfico >> existe la investigación, que pueden comprobar si estoy metido en cosas incorrectas, creo que la ley es la ley >>> estuvieron ambos pero su caso no pudo ser procesado porque ninguna tenía abogado, están siendo defendidos en el distrito sur de nueva york y aseguran que tenían planes de atentar contra rivales polític

invasion i live in miami there are literally hundreds of venezuelans who are living in miami who have fled their country i am telling you and you can disagree with me but they all want the u.s. to invade venezuela and are dying venezuelans are hungry venezuelans have no penicillin venezuelans have no schools the economy is completely broken down if you were in that situation you would want to. know i mean i don't know where you saw many american the wars and every time i heard this same argument the problem with that is that once the united states interferes it's not getting better it's usually gets worse that's a. panama nine hundred eighty nine the united states when in country where i was the ambassador nine hundred eighty nine the united states when they took out they arrested manuel and they brought him there not including relationships with the united states. he was a cia about speaking about value he was a cia operative who went wrong who went bad then he began to traffic drugs so we arrested him we brought him to miami we tried him twenty five years later panama is about to ce

florida native holds two bachelors degrees in criminology and psychology attended the university of miami law school and was sworn in to the florida bar after passing the bar exam this january on her first try and in addition to all of that the twenty four year old is also the successful author of the autism related books what every autistic girl wishes her parents knew middle school the stuff nobody tells you about and a freshman survival guide for college students with autism spectrum disorders joining us now from miami is the first openly autistic attorney author and activist hey we must thank you for joining us hayley thank you so much for having me today. you passed the bar the first time a. very vets incredible that's incredible. you know it's this is the group will often say that the accomplishment of those with autism are in spite of their condition that you have overcome your autism by becoming a lawyer. the bloggers know what one of them are and when people kind of use that language or use that miss about autism and the people living with. i don't think that autism is something

florida native holds two bachelors degrees in criminology and psychology attended the university of miami law school and was sworn in to the florida bar after passing the bar exam this january on her first try and in addition to all of that the twenty four year old is also the successful author of the autism related books what every autistic girl wishes their parents knew middle school the stuff nobody tells you about and a freshman survival guide for college students with autism spectrum disorders joining us now from miami is the first openly autistic attorney author and activist hayley must thank you for joining us hayley thank you so much for having me today haley you passed the bar the first time. it's incredible that. you know it's this is the will often say that the accomplishment of those with autism are in spite of their condition that you have overcome your autism by becoming a lawyer or passing the bar for someone what is that mindset when people kind of use that language you use that miss about. autism in the people living with. i don't think that autism is something that you o