this is a satellite image of miami beach. climate scientists have developed this simulation showing an extreme scenario where sea levels rise roughly ten to 12 feet by the year 2100. >> over there, you see the higher sea wall. >> reporter: trying to stem the tide is miami beach's chief resilience officer susanne torriente. for those that will say, watch out, miami, or, florida is sinking, how do you flip the script on that? >> it's not that we're solving these issues and there's going to be some sort of miracle with this one project and we're done. no, this is our new normal. >> reporter: the city is raising street levels, installing 80 new pumps, and fortifying its seawall. so people are buying into this right now? >> reporter: absolutely. we're adapting and adjusting. >> reporter: author jeff goodell has written extensively on the effect of rising ocean waters and they're effects. >> in the long term, in 80 to 100 years, i would argue that miami as we know it today will not exist. >> reporter: captain dan agrees. >> we're n

it isn't something that isn't the rail specifically in miami-dade now going to miami gardens every day. getting his law degree it was the responsible of him getting to be mayor of his town and i stand before you because someone invested in meaningful and efficient public transportation advocating we paint their score and create dynamic transportation and to promote conservation. now we are starting to address this in miami-dade county like transportation is the instrument of economic development and job creation vertical miami-dade county traffic isn't just from the growth economically that to our development as a community. we have no way to build our way out of congestion to those alternatives of express lanes through the miami-dade smart plan the rapid transit for the future in the 95 express had been in operation for ten years and has reduced overall traffic congestion to increase traffic flow with the miami-dade region has the fourth largest population with the 12th -ranked area for congestion through the use of the service that has been high the successful with 40 percent in the

the metrorail in miami-dade county carries a young boy from miami gardens to miami law school every day. it was responsible for him being the mayor of his hometown, miami gardens. i stand before you in large part because someone invested in meaningful and efficient public transportation. today i advocate that we pay the brilliance forward and find ways to expand rail, create dynamic transportation, reduce congestion and promote conservation of -- and the planet. i would like to share how we are starting to address this in miami-dade and how you can partner with us to make transportation an instrument of economic development and job creation. in miami-dade county, traffic is an impediment, not just to growth economically but to development as a community. the expressway system has reached its limit and we have no room to build out of congestion. this is why we are providing travel choices and alternatives that include express lanes and expanding transit through the miami-dade smart plan. a rapid transit plan for the future. 95 express has been in operation for 10 years. it has reduced ov

take miami, the mayor of miami, a republican, decided to yea rs of miami, a republican, decided to years ago to launch the so—called miami forever bond. $400 million of taxpayers' money is invested to make miami safe for climate shocks. they didn't do it because of moral reasons, no, not alone, they did it particularly because there was return on their investment was up it is both a moral case and an economic case was top the miami ‘s got it. also from bangladesh, to china, to the netherlands, there are bright spots. the challenge is to replicate it at the scale and at speed. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we'll bring you a special report from yemen, where a shortage of aid and medical supplies is contributing to the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. also on the programme: hong kong's democracy protests spill over into football, as a world cup qualifying game sees the territory's fans making their voices heard. george w bush: freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish t

this is a satellite image of miami beach. climate scientists have developed this simulation showing an extreme scenario where sea levels rise roughly 10 to 12 feet by the year 2100. >> over there you see the higher sea wall -- >> reporter: trying to stem the tide is chief resilience officer susan toriente. >> watch out, miami or florida is sinking, how do you flip the script? >> it's not that we're solving these issues and there's going to be a miracle with this one project and we're done. no. this is -- this is our new normal. >> reporter: the city is raising street levels, installing 80 new pumps, and fortifying its seawall. people are buying into this now. >> absolutely. we're adapting and investing. >> reporter: author jeff goodell has written on rising ocean waters and their potential effect. >> if you're looking over the long term, 80 to 100 years, i would argue that miami as we know it today will not exist. >> reporter: captain dan agrees. >> we're not going to be able to stay here because we're going under water. >> r

neil: how is it looking in miami? >> it's not bad. we ovbviously dodged a bullet. we were anxious as to whether or not it would continue to drift westward which would have put it in direct contact with what palm beach, which is not that far away from the city of miami. we've seen wind gusts in the 20-30 miles per hour range and we have now seen thankfully severe flooding, which we were concerned about. it happens to be the king tide, which is the highest tidal flow of the year because of the moon. >> neil: mayor, you were getting the word out to residents and those on their way to miami. maybe think twice, be careful. that did cut down on the number of what they believe would either be potentially clogged on roads, 95, the florida turnpike, what have you. you know, floridians are used to this. victors maybe not so much. what did you notice? >> i think we've gotten better fema has done a great job collaborating with us and giving their flood model predictions. there's the dirty side of the storm, the northern part and

va a estar en su corazÓn. >> todos os hermanos estÁn en miami. quÉ les aviso la muertede tu padre? >> yo lo llamÉ cinco o 10 minutosdespuÉs de lo que pasÓ, porque obviamente tuve que controlarme un poquito, le llamÉ a mi hermano. >> ellos cÓmo reaccionaron? >> fue algo difÍcil, es algo personal.yo les dije que aparte de las diferencias, tenemos que estar aunque sea unidos en ese momento. >> quÉ mensaje tienes para tu familia? >> creo que es algo que tengo que hablar con ellos, pero tenemos que poner elnombre de nuestro padre en alto. >> por quÉ decides traer a tu padre de mÉxico? ç >> hay muchas razones. en realidad eso fue algo que decidimos los dos. >> cÓmo reaccionaba don josÉ conde escuchaba comentarios como secuestros o temas asÍ? >> se enojaba bastante, le dolÍa y yo veía que eso les llegaba, porque a mÍ me enojaba tambiÉn. en un momento cuando te estÁs recuperando, no te debes de expresar. cuando prende la tele, es lo primero que ves. >> Él querÍa recuperarse al 100. yo siento que hasta cierto punto Él tenÍa un poco

va a estar en su corazÓn. >> todos os hermanos estÁn en miami. quÉ les aviso la muertede tu padre? >> yo lo llamÉ cinco o 10 minutosdespuÉs de lo que pasÓ, porque obviamente tuve que controlarme un poquito, le llamÉ a mi hermano. >> ellos cÓmo reaccionaron? >> fue algo difÍcil, es algo personal.yo les dije que aparte de las diferencias, tenemos que estar aunque sea unidos en ese momento. >> quÉ mensaje tienes para tu familia? >> creo que es algo que tengo que hablar con ellos, pero >> por quÉ decides traer a tu ç >> hay muchas razones. en realidad eso fue algo que decidimos los dos. >> cÓmo reaccionaba don josÉ conde escuchaba comentarios como secuestros o temas asÍ? >> se enojaba bastante, le dolÍa y yo veía que eso les llegaba, porque a mÍ me enojaba tambiÉn. en un momento cuando te estÁs recuperando, no te debes de expresar. cuando prende la tele, es lo primero que ves. >> Él querÍa recuperarse al 100. yo siento que hasta cierto punto Él tenÍa un poco de temor de regresar y habÍa mucho caos. >> millones y millones de fan

. >> i was talking with inmayor of miami as they were preparaing for this and miami has so many issues with it being so low level. is miami out the woods forx treme flooding? >> some dpuss. we were thinking this was going to go into fort lauder doll. it's a wake-up call for everyone. with 100 miles away was a category five, one of those powerful storms ever. if you look at how big the atlantic is. 100 miles is nothing. this easily could have been one of the worst hurricanes ever in south florida histy with but it was the bahamas' turn. >> dorian keeping us all busy and guessing along the way. the death toll at five. but officials warn that number could rise and the punishing winds and relentless rain have ripped apart as many as 1400 homes. >> the water continues to rise -- >> reporter: the bahamas torn apart dorian a slow moving monster. swallowing homes, mangling cars and pushing an angry sea on people's doorsteps. david macky gave a chilling play by play. his home on stilts no match for a two-story storm surge. on abaco island, prayers for a family as dorian turn deadly. >> my grand

how do you respond so far to what we've heard in the program nicholas in miami. well i i would i would respond to oc. by i really though that we should all remember how this war began. president hadi was only installed as president of yemen for a 2 year term for the purpose of writing a new constitution and holding new elections the who sees invaded and placed him under house arrest demanding that he do his job they did not deploy as him as president. and it was only after he fled to aden and then to riyadh and. you know i'm not sure whether it was his idea or probably the saudis idea to suggest to him. that he should. adopt some sort of napoleon complex and claim to that he was still the president of yemen so on the pretext of. you know of restoring. a failed failed regime to power in yemen as as you said very well peter the saudis with. their coalition which includes the united states and so you know president obama and president trump. are entirely complicit in these war crimes and should also be held accountable for them. they have destroyed. one of the poore

how do you respond so far to what we've heard in the program nicholas in miami. well i i would i would respond to oc. by i really though that we should all remember how this war began. president hadi was only installed as president of yemen for a 2 year term for the purpose of writing a new constitution and holding new elections the who sees invaded son and placed him under house arrest demanding that he do his job they did not deploy as him as president. and it was only after he fled to aden and then to riyadh and. you know i'm not sure whether it was his idea or probably the saudis idea to suggest to him. that he should. adopt some sort of napoleon complex and claim to that he was still the president of yemen so on the pretext of. you know of restoring. a failed failed regime to power in yemen as as you said very well peter the saudis with. that coalition which includes the united states and so you know president obama and president trump. are entirely complicit in these war crimes and should also be held accountable for them. they have destroyed. one of the po

how do you respond so far to what we've heard in the program nicholas in miami. well i i would i would respond to oc. by i really though that we should all remember how this war began. president hadi was only installed as president of yemen for a 2 year term for the purpose of writing a new constitution and holding new elections the who sees invaded and placed him under house arrest demanding that he do his job they did not deploy as him as president. and it was only after he fled to aden and then to riyadh and. you know i'm not sure whether it was his idea or prison probably the saudis idea to suggest to him. that he should. adopt some sort of napoleon complex and claim to that he was still the president of yemen so on the pretext of. you know of restoring. a failed failed regime to power in yemen as as you said very well peter the saudis with their coalition which includes the united states and so you know president obama and president trump are entirely complicit in these war crimes and should also be held accountable for them. they have destroyed. one of the

how do you respond so far to what we've heard in the program nicholas in miami. well i i would i would respond to oc. by i really though that we should all remember how this war began. president hadi was only installed as president of yemen for a 2 year term for the purpose of writing a new constitution and holding new elections the who sees invaded sunnah and placed him under house arrest demanding that he do his job they did not deploy as him as president. and it was only after he fled to aden and then to riyadh and. you know i'm not sure whether it was his idea or prison probably the saudis idea to suggest to him. that he should. adopt some sort of napoleon complex and claim to that he was still the president of yemen so on the pretext of. you know of restoring. a failed failed regime to power in yemen as as you said very well peter the saudis with their coalition which includes the united states and so you know president obama and president trump are entirely complicit in these war crimes and should also be held accountable for them. they have destroyed. one

his passion, wisdom and loyalty to miami will be missed but never forgotten. he was a true titan of public service. i am proud to have called him my friend. my thoughts are with his wife, children, and grandchildren and with all those in miami who will miss this incredible man. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to highlight my bill the virtual apprentice tax credit act of 2019 which i introduced last week. despite booming economic growth as a result of the american tax cuts and jobs act, nearly seven million jobs in american remain unfilled. mr. speaker, i can't tell you how many employers from my district have struggled to find workers with the technical competencies to compete for in-demand, good-paying jobs. so when it comes to work force development, we need innovative ideas and

vengan a miami". ellos vienen a miami y desde ahÍ sarita no responde el telÉfono. ayer en la noche en cÁmara josÉ joel no dio la oportunidad de mostrar textos de su hermana. quiero que vean esto. josÉ joel: aquÍ estÁn los mensajes. todo el dÍa de hoy preguntando dÓnde estÁ y no pasa nada. por otro lado, ella nos dice que nos va a marcar. ojalÁ conteste. vamos ver quÉ pasa. [sonido ambiente] asÍ lleva desde ayer. desde ayer en la tarde. no sabemos nada. a lo mejor, nos tiene bloqueado. no sabemos. serÍa una agresiÓn. [sonido ambiente] serÍa hora mÁs prudente que nos apoye. aquÍ estamos. reportera: la Última informaciÓn que tenemos hasta el momento es que, justamente, el consulado de mÉxico en miami les ha ofrecido un abogado para que los represente durante toda esta odisea. estos hijos mayores de josÉ josé lo Único que quieren saber es dÓnde estÁ el cuerpo de su padre. es la Única informaciÓn que tenemos hasta el momento. yo voy a continuar aquÍ en esta funeraria. presuntamente, se harÁn los servicios fÚnebres de el prÍncipe de la canci

i love you papi ♪ >> we are in miami tonight. i know y'all don't know because we are in this room. what would it mean to end this year on that stage in this city? >> i mean, it would be awesome. there's certain, like, things that you hope to accomplish one day and that's definitely one of them. so it would be amazing ♪ the power of love >>> now in music news, celine dion take on her body shamers. you look strong. and you are strong. this is the kourj tour. sometimes the critics come after you. what do you say to people being critical of your body? >> is there anything wrong with my i was 12 years old my face was rounder because you have more fat in you, you're younger. but i have always been pretty thin. if you don't want to be criticized you are in the wrong place. >> today the 51-year-old singer announces she's postponed four nights for throat problems. despite the postponement celine extended her kourj world tour into september 2020 and she dropped a new video. that's the grammy winner wiping off her makeup in her video "imp

this is a satellite image of miami beach. climate scientists have developed this simulation showing an extreme scenario where sea levels rise roughly 10 to 12 feet by the year 2100. >> over there the higher seawall. >> reporter: trying to stem the tide is miami beach chief resilience offers susanne torriente. for those that will say watch out miami or florida is sinking, how do you flip the script on that? >> it's not that we're solving these issues and there is going to be some sort of miracle with this one project and we're done. no. this is the new normal. >> reporter: the city is raising street levels. >> and fortifying its seawall. so people are buying into this right now? >> absolutely. we're adapting and investing. >> reporter: author jeff goodell has written extensively on rising ocean waters and the potential effect. >> if you're looking over the long-term, 80 or 100 years, i will argue miami as we know it today will not exist. >> reporter: captain dan agrees. >> we're not going to be able the stay here because we're

how do you respond so far to what we've heard in the program nicholas in miami. well i i would i would respond to oc. by i really though that we should all remember how this war began. president hadi was only installed as president of yemen for a 2 year term for the purpose of writing a new constitution and holding new elections the who sees invaded son and placed him under house arrest demanding that he do his job they did not deploy as him as president. and it was only after he fled to aden and then to riyadh and. you know i'm not sure whether it was his idea or prison probably the saudis idea to suggest to him. that he should. adopt some sort of napoleon complex and claim to that he was still the president of yemen so on the pretext of. you know of restoring. a failed failed regime to power in yemen as as you said very well peter the saudis with their coalition which includes the united states and so you know president obama and president trump are entirely complicit in these war crimes and should also be held accountable for them. they have destroyed. one of

he is the mayor of miami. i want to bring in nbc simone boyce who lives in west palm beach, florida. simone, as a reporter, you have covered a lot of stories. i'm sorry, you're live there, you don't live there. you are in the place that this storm may get the closest to, given the current track. what's going on where you are now? >> reporter: that's right, ali. if you look at a map of florida, you will see west palm beach where we are right now. it juts a bit out further into the atlantic ocean. that eye wall of hurricane dorian is almost exactly 100 miles east of us right now. so as those outer bands of that category 4 storm continue to skirt the florida coast, we are going to be feeling those tropical storm force winds that rain we just got pummelled a few minutes ago with that rain completely soaked here. our crew is completely soaked. but still this weather, these conditions are not stopping surfers from getting out there and enjoying that surf. of course that is not something that is sanctioned by local o

they have mobilized most of the bahamians helped build miami. they built some of the oldest structures in the city. we don't talk about age much in miami, but some of the oldest structures in key west, the first houses were built by bahamians from abaco. there is a historical tie. and now i am seeing those roots fruit in the sense that people are mobilizing. i support ngos on the ground and i supported the work of lee ahead and gina knowles, the two women that run the head knowles foundation. wherever you are in the world, wherever you are in the community, there are drop -off points. we're doing multiple projects in order to assist. work is our research based there. in south florida, you can drop off things that any fire station. historically, bohemian churches as becomome a major point where you can drop off things. i am gratified, actually, at least here in south florida, about the amount of interest in the amount of generosity y and community, the feeling of community that people care, that they want to assist the bahamas is here. and it is

univision miami 13-09-2019 18hs. mvds describen el momento. >>cuando la bala me impacta ciento buena picazÓn. o y el sonido mÁs la picazÓn que siento hacen que yo caiga. los primeros cinco segundos yo pensÉ que tenÍa una pesadilla. >> habÍa sido amenazado? >> nunca. yo estaba de espalda a la calle. estaba sentado de espaldas a la calle. crees que una gente que lo amenazan hace eso? >> sÓlo que se plantan. como una persona anda sin guardaespaldas. tienes alguna idea de quiÉn te quiso matar? >> esa es una pregunta que todavÍa me la hago hoy en dÍa.porque como te repito, en santo domingo, mi tierra que amo, se estuvieron haciendo comentarios y hablando de cosas que en realidad no son. que si es un problema de falda, que si yo estaba involucrado en problemas de narcotrÁfico, de lavado y cosas de esas. >> de todo lo que se especulado quÉ es cierto y qué no es cierto? >> nada es una realidad. >> intenciÓn era dispararte varias veces. el arma se le traba y ahÍ desiste. tambiÉn cuando lo arrestan le dice a los periodistas a travÉs los

i love you papi ♪ >> we are in miami tonight. i know y'all don't know because we are in room. what would it mean to end this year on that stage in this city? >> i mean, it would be awesome. there's certain, like, things that you hope to accomplish one day and that's definitely one of them. so it would be amazing ♪ the power of love >>> now in music news, celine dion take on her body shamers. you look strong. and you are strong. this is the kourj tour. sometimes the critics come after you. what do you say to people being critical of your body? >> is there anything wrong with my body? when i was 12 years old my face was rounder because you have more fat in you, you're younger. but i have always been pretty thin. if you don't want to be criticized you are in the wrong place. >> today the 51-year-old singer announces she's postponed four nights for throat problems. despite the postponement celine extended her kourj world tour into september 2020 and she dropped a new video. that's the grammy winner wiping off her makeup in her vide

how do you respond so far to what we've heard in the program nicholas in miami well i i would i would respond to. by really though that we should all remember how this war began. president hadi was only installed as president of yemen for a 2 year term for the purpose of writing a new constitution and holding new elections there who sees invaded and placed him under house arrest demanding that he do his job they did not deploy as him as president. and it was only after he fled to aden and then to riyadh and. you know i'm not sure whether it was his idea or probably the saudis idea to suggest to him. that he should. adopt some sort of napoleon complex and claim to that he was still the president of yemen so on the pretext of. you know of restoring. a failed failed regime to power in yemen as as you said very well peter the saudis with. coalition which includes the united states and so you know president obama and president trump. are entirely complicit in these war crimes and should also be held accountable for them. they have destroyed. one of the poorest countries in the world accord

esta maÑana dos de los hijos de josÉ joséllegaron al aeropuerto internacional de miami. josÉ joel y su hermana marisol sosa, quienes estaban escoltados. aunque la prensa quiso hablar con ellos insistentemente, sÓlo se hicieron una palabra. que esto que estÁ pasando? tanto josÉ joel como su hermana se marcharon en un auto que los esperaba en el aeropuerto. y horas despuÉs llegaron a esta casa funeraria que era donde habÍa estado sarita sosa como la hija menor del artista y su madre la noche anterior. allÍ josÉ joel buscaba ver el cuerpo de su padre. >> en este momento la Única directora funeraria soy yo. >> pero salieron del lugar con el mayor de las interrogantes. dÓnde estÁ el cuerpo de josÉ josÉ. incluso marisol enviÓ mensajes hermana menor. >> por favor, donde estÉs comunÍcate que te ha hablado todo el dÍa. estoy aquí y desde ayer te lo dije . yo o veo el cuerpo de mi padre o no creo nada. >> la prÓxima parada de los hermanos serÍan el hospital donde falleciÓ josÉ josé. allÍ tampoco le encontraron. >> no sabemos dÓnde estÁ el cuerpo de josÉ

worldwide pitbull himself. ♪ streets of miami >> not only is he from miami but collaborated with bot artists. ♪ get it started now >> jay-z is the creative force behind the show. >> not like that. not in those terms. >> shakira is on jay's rock nation label and we're hoping to see her cute son sasha and milan front and center. >> they're the center of my universe. i never thought i would say muse sick my hobby. >> next up, singer turned fashion designer jessica simpson. girl, you're working that body. >> i am a very curvy girl. >> the 39-year-old is showing off her incredible 100 pound weight loss. >> i'll show you my booty. >> there you go. >> her mom hit hsn last night to talk about her new fall line. >> i love that. i like a bedazzled flad. >> we love the blinged out flannel. but jessica was the real highlight. super candid and talking about squeezing herself into a size 27 jeans. >> it was a little hard getting them up. but now that they're on, they're very comfortable. >> so what is the secret? >> i have to say that i worked very hard. everything i've been eating is mostly lik

[gritos] francisca: vamos a ver si regresas a miami. [sonido ambiente] francisca: gracias a toda nuestra gente que dice presente aquÍ. [gritos] tenemos que seguir con mucha informaciÓn. muchas cosas pasando en mÉxico. alan: estamos preocupados por la salud de julio preciado. vamos en vivo con addis. cuÉntanos. un abrazo! addis: asÍ es. se ve muy hermoso nueva york con gente bonita bailando. les quiero contar que nos encontramos con fe y esperanza. julio preciado tiene cuenta regresiva. tiene de 1 a aÑo y medio nomÁs para encontrar un donante de riÑÓn. julio preciado. una de las voces mÁs emblemáticas que haya dado el mundo de la mÚsica banda. pionero de el recodo. Él estÁ pidiendo un trasplante de riÑÓn. Él estÁ hablando. lo confesÓ luego de una presentaciÓn en zacatecas, mÉxico. dice que serÍa uno de sus hermanos. Él tiene cinco hermanas mujeres, un hermano varÓn. Él dice que sus médicos le ha recomendado que no busque entre sus hijos, ya que Ésta podrÍa ser hereditario. hablaba yo con dalia apreciado, una d

estaba de mi parte y regresÓ con ustedes a los estudios de miami. jorge: vamos hablar del huracÁn, pero de otro ángulo. no habrÁn redadas durante el huracÁn. el secretario interino de seguridad nacional reiterÓ hoy que las oficiales de ahÍ se no van a realizar redadas en las zonas de riesgo por el paso del huracÁn dorian y tambiÉn exhortÓ a los emigrantes afectados que buscan refugio y dijo que la prioridad es la protecciÓn de la vida, no las redadas. pablo: el secretario en funciones de seguridad nacional, kevin mata lina, yo en exclusiva mediciÓn una visita al centro de fema en washington y enviÓ un claro mensaje a los indocumentados. muchos de ellos estÁn nerviosos y temen pedir ayuda emergencia en caso de que los arresten y deporte. si tienen que ir a un refugio, a un hospital, deben ir allÍ. no habrÁn operaciones de migraciÓn durante la tormenta o el momento inmediatamente posterior a la tormenta, declarÓ. no especificó hasta cuÁndo durarÍa esta suspensiÓn temporal de arrestos por temas migratorios, porque no se sabe cuÁnt

jack: miami was miami children's, and we made in association with miami children's. after a couple years, they said, we would like to be a global hospital. so we would like to use the nicklaus name. and it's fantastic. to see what has happened with these kids, i want to tell you one thing, it is far more important than a four-foot putt. and i enjoy it a lot more. jack: well, david, thank you for having me. i appreciate it. david: thank you very much. jack: thanks. [applause] ♪ mexico, venezuela, these were the power of latin american oil production. a source of wealth and competition. now, venezuela is in crisis. as you a failed state can see from oil production numbers. >> you saw these declines taking form in mexico. it is up to the next generation of oil countries, andmbia, guyana, brazil, argentina to transform latin america into a production powerhouse. >> the most rapid growth will be in brazil. >>

doral, miami es una gran Área dijo mencionando varias veces el nombre del club. segÚn Él sus asistentes no habÍan encontrado ningÚn otro lugar mÁs apropiado en todo estados unidos para la. los demÓcratas llaman a la administraciÓn trump la mÁs corrupta de la historia del paÍs. >> algo que hubiera pasadocon ningÚn otro presidente >> la clÁusula la constituciÓnprohÍbe que elde gobiernos extranjeros. varios gobiernos han quedado en el pentÁgono de nueva york y en el hotel de en washington . trump a pasar una tercera parte de su presidencia sus propiedades. la casa blanca se negÓ a hacer comentarios sobre las preguntas que los consumidores en la cÁmara baja. trump dice tiene derecho a ir a donde quiera. >> en varios estados del paÍsequipos trabajando para animar a la gente a participar del censo 2020 sin importar su condiciÓn migratoria. es que la informaciÓn que allÍ se obtenga es la fines estadÍsticos y permitirÁ hacer una mejor distribuciÓn de fondos federales para escuelas, y tales-- hoyel tal gus hizo --el calcu-- >>es beneficiaria de tps

worldwide pitbull himself. ♪ streets of miami >> not only is he from miami but collaborated with both artists. ♪ get it started now >> jay-z is the creative force behind the show. >> not like that. not in those terms. >> shakira is on jay's rock nation label and we're hoping to see her cute son sasha and milan front and center. >> they're the center of my universe. i never thought i would say muse sick my hobby. >> next up, singer turned fashion designer jessica simpson. girl, you're working that body. >> i am a very curvy girl. >> the 39-year-old is showing off her incredible 100 pound weight loss. >> i'll show you my booty. >> there you go. >> her mom hit hsn last night to talk about her new fall line. >> i love that. i like a bedazzled flad. >> we love the blinged out flannel. but jessica was the real highlight. super candid and talking about squeezing herself into a size 27 jeans. >> it was a little hard getting them up. but now that they're on, they're very comfortable. >> so what is the secret? >> i have to say that i worked very hard. everything i've been eating is mostly lik

jack: miami was miami children's, and we made in association with miami children's. after a couple years, they said, we would like to be a global hospital. so we would like to use the nicklaus name. and it's fantastic. to see what has happened with these kids, i want to tell you one thing, it is far more important than a four-foot putt. and i enjoy it a lot more. david: you enjoy it -- in other words, the satisfaction of winning the masters. jack: it's fantastic. david: but the satisfaction of saving a child's life is -- jack: it's unbelievable. david: it's been a great life and a great inspiration for so many americans and for those around the world. thank you for everything you've done for the golf world and for our country, and for philanthropy. thank you. jack: well, david, thank you for having me. i appreciate it. david: thank you very much. jack: thanks. [applause] ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how

also miami is about six feet. those lower elevations that will be the big story throughout the afternoon. along with the very gusty winds. we still have the hurricane watches in warnings that are in place. i think this will start to get extended for southern georgia. to south carolina. and north carolina. in the next 24 to 34 hours. we'll see the winds the really going to pick up and allow the storm surge to be in place. 53 miles per hour. early this morning. that is the huge story. this will go back to category 4. with that intensification. >> we said we have been talking about this storm. for a good part of two weeks. why is it moving so slow? it's painfully slow. like a mile an hour. >> we have never seen a storm system stall out for this long. it's been sitting over the grand bahamas for 20 hours and some spots. 36 well to the west here. we'll have that hugeichael. if you remember that storm system in 2016. it wasn't the eye of the hurricane that was the huge problem. it was the surge it was the flooding that

jack: miami was miami children's, and we made in association with miami children's. after a couple years, they said, we would like to be a global hospital. we would like to use the nicklaus name. and it's fantastic. to see what has happened with these kids, i want to tell you one thing, it is far more important than a four-foot putt. and i enjoy it a lot more. david: the satisfaction of winning the masters. jack: it's fantastic. david: but saving a child's life is -- jack: it's unbelievable. david: it's been a great life and a great inspiration for so many americans and for those around the world. thank you for everything you've done for the golf world and for philanthropy. thank you. jack: well, david, thank you for having me. i appreciate it. david: thank you very much. jack: thanks. [applause] ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is etf iq. ♪ marion bartel is of bank of america merrill lynch -- to protect that aim investors is outperforming the market even without a black swan. profits from aim warming world.

-lemonis: we're in miami. -mary lou: we're from miami. chuck and i met in high school. we're high school sweethearts. lemonis: okay. mary lou: chuck, in 1976, went to new york because his family had a swimwear business, and then, i moved to new york. and we always thought we would come back here. lemonis: and why haven't you? mary lou: because i have the job. i have the income. i have the health insurance. lemonis: so why doesn't the business move to new jersey if you guys can't move? mary ellen: my brother was here. he went to college here. he stayed here. it just was convenient at the time. mary lou: and we just kept it here. -chuck: yes. -lemonis: okay. any time you split the operations in different cities, you're potentially gonna have a high level of inefficiency. also, typically, the fashion world is either east coast, based in new york, or west coast, based in los angeles. and so one of those two choices isn't miami. can i see the product? is there a warehouse or something? mary ellen: yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. this is the warehouse. charlie: this is where we brin

jack: miami was miami children's, and we made in association with miami children's. after a couple years, they said, we would like to be a global hospital. we would like to use the nicklaus name. and it's fantastic. to see what has happened with these kids, i want to tell you one thing, it is far more important than a four-foot putt. and i enjoy it a lot more. david: the satisfaction of winning the masters. jack: it's fantastic. david: but saving a child's life is -- jack: it's unbelievable. david: it's been a great life and a great inspiration for so many americans and for those around the world. thank you for everything you've done for the golf world and for philanthropy. thank you. jack: well, david, thank you for having me. i appreciate it. david: thank you very much. jack: thanks. [applause] [laughter] ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad

jack: miami was miami children's, and we made in association with miami children's. after a couple years, they said, we would like to be a global hospital. so we would like to use the nicklaus name. and it's fantastic. to see what has happened with these kids, i want to tell you one thing, it is far more important than a four-foot putt. and i enjoy it a lot more. david: you enjoy it -- in other words, the satisfaction of winning the masters. jack: it's fantastic. ofid: but the satisfaction saving a child's life is -- jack: it's unbelievable. david: it's been a great life and a great inspiration for so many americans and for those around the world. thank you for everything you've done for the golf world and for our country, and for philanthropy. thank you. jack: well, david, thank you for having me. i appreciate it. david: thank you very much. jack: thanks. [applause] ♪ ♪ emily: 10 years ago, travis kalanick and garrett camp launched uber cab, an elite car service in san francisco. within five years, uber had a shortened name and completed one billion rides. two y

van a un par la fiesta del fÚtbol americano, jennifer lÓpez y shakira en el escenario del estadio de miami el prÓximo dos de febrero apenas 20 minutos para aprovecharlos bien porque es uno de los mejores momento opinas artista, han dicho lo emocionadas que estÁn. >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> guau!. >>> va a estar buenÍsimo. >>> para que se hagan una idea el super bowl de este aÑo lo vieron desde sus casas. >>> todos hemos escuchado hablar de las agujeros negros del espacio pero no sabemos muy bien que significan en el equilibrio del universo o cÓmo actÚen. >>> la nasa acaba de descubrir a uno de estos agujeros negros comiÉndose una estrella es raro verdad como a ciencia ficciÓn por eso le vamos a preguntar a tomÁs ahumada cientÍfico de la nasa, muy buenas tardes tomÁs? >>> buenas tardes felicidad. >>> no sÉ si sea inicio dado pero define por favor que es un agujero negro? >>> no es un concepto tan difÍcil lo que pasa que el agujero negro es un lugar en el espacio donde se concentra mucha materia, por lo tanto se genera mucha atracciÓn de gravedad e

pero comenzamos con los ecos del fallecimiento de josÉ jose hoy toda la familia del cantante estÁ en miami florida a mÁs de 24 horas de la muerte del prÍncipe de la canciÓn >>> estÁn en la ciudad de mÉxico con las reacciones y los homenajes lourdes hurtado en florida >>> josÉ jose deja un hueco un vacÍo gigante en el mundo de la mÚsica y de las personas que escribieron su vida con sus canciones y por eso han llovido las reacciones >>> vÍctor silva tiene algunas de esas reacciones, muy buenas tardes >> asÍ es julio te saludo desde la ciudad de mÉxico en donde no asimilar la partida desde el prÍncipe de la canciÓn por eso miembros de la comunidad polÍtica, artistico y deportistas han expresado sus condolencias >>> (cantando) >> pido un aplauso para el amor que deja un prÍncipe dice ana bÁrbara asÍ se despide. >> era el mÁs grande no era cualquiera era don josÉ jose. >> porque josÉ jose era una estrella y tambiÉn un maestro un compaÑero un amigo que deja una huella imborrable y una gran influencia. >> desde aquÍ mis condolencias para toda su familia >>> y para mÍ siemp

let's go to miami joining me now. miami fire chief and chief task force leader. joe, thanks for joining us here. miami is expecting to see a storm surge, sustained winds, pretty serious winds. how are you and your team getting ready for this? >> well, we've been preparing for this the last couple of weeks, we have been fortunate that we seem to be out of the cone and can breathe a sigh of relief. although, anytime you have a monster storm such as this, sitting off of your coast, it's important that you maintain v vigilance. and that's what we're doing. we have all forces in place. we have the task force activated in our home area. and if we do not need to use any of the resources we have, we can always offer them to our brothers and sisters north of hughes might have a greater need than us. >> what kind of advice are you giving from those choosing not to evacuate. we were just hearing from mariana, that they haven't closed those bridges and roads yet. what's your advice? >> the advice is listen to your emergency managers. they are explaining exactly what to do. t

and miami is a big deal, but we'll see. they make their own decisions. >> number three, demi moore's shocking revelation. >> seems to be having convulsions of some sort. >> in her new memoir released september 24th, she gets candid about her addiction and recovery. hew marriage to bruce willis and ashton kutcher. >> it's so beautiful and she chose such courage and vulnerability. number two, kevin hart released from the hospital after undergoing back surgery with three fractures in his spine. >> how is kevin doing snfrmg taking it one day at a time. >> he was injured in a car wreck on september 1st. a source tells "e.t." after checking out, kevin went straight to a live-in physical therapy facility. and number one felicity huffman sentenced to 14 days in prison. >> felicity, have you prepared yourself for your sentence, prison time? >> the sentence was handed down friday at a boston federal court with her husband in the courtroom. the former desperate housewife has to pay a $30,000 fine and serve 250 hours of community servi

. >> reporter: in miami, much needed donations being collected for the devastated islands meanwhile, the rest of florida still on edge, waiting for dorian to make a move. florida's governor says dozens of medical facilities are moving patients to safer ground >> get out now while you have time, while there's fuel available and you'll be safe on the roads. >> reporter: more than a million people ordered to evacuate from florida to the carolinas across the u.s., thousands of flights canceled, and some airports are closed. >>> all right. an airport in fort lauderdale and west palm are both closed. miami international remains open however, orlando will also close sometime overnight so anybody with any sort of travel plans to florida should definitely check with their airline for any possible delays or cancellations in pompano beach, florida, jamie guirola, nbc news. >> so dorian is stalling let's see what the track is. where dorian can go. here's nbc's janessa webb again. >> good morning. it continues to stall out. look at this, the movement, stationary it has not moved across the grand

jack: miami was miami children's, and we made in association with miami children's. after a couple years, they said, we would like to be a global hospital. we would like to use the nicklaus name. and it's fantastic. to see what has happened with these kids, i want to tell you one thing, it is far more important than a four-foot putt. and i enjoy it a lot more. david: the satisfaction of winning the masters. jack: it's fantastic. david: but saving a child's life is -- jack: it's unbelievable. david: it's been a great life and a great inspiration for so many americans and for those around the world. thank you for everything you've done for the golf world and for philanthropy. thank you. jack: well, david, thank you for having me. i appreciate it. david: thank you very much. jack: thanks. [applause] ♪ >> that was the largest sum of money that we had ever raised. wells fargo has the scale to be to bring many resources to bear. intimacy of ahe small bank. >> they're moving into a new building across the street, which is approximately double the sides of this -- size of

jack: miami was miami children's, and we made in association with miami children's. after a couple years, they said, we would like to be a global hospital. we would like to use the nicklaus name. and it's fantastic. to see what has happened with these kids, i want to tell you one thing, it is far more important than a four-foot putt. and i enjoy it a lot more. david: in other words the , satisfaction of winning the masters. jack: it's fantastic. david: but saving a child's life is -- jack: it's unbelievable. david: it's been a great life and a great inspiration for so many americans and people around the world. thank you for everything you've done for the golf world and for our country and philanthropy. thank you. jack: well, david, thank you for having me. i appreciate it. david: thank you very much. jack: thanks. [applause] ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is etf iq. ♪ mo maryann bartels is head of bank of america merrill lynch global research. why the etf that aims to protect investors from unpredictable events is outperforming the market even without a black

nunca he pasado por algo asÍ, entonces, pero si estoy tratando de organizar algo aquÍ en miami, que fue tambiÉn su segundo hogar y mÉxico que siempre va a estar en su corazÓn. >> tus hermano ya estÁn en miami. quiÉn les avisÓ a ellos de la muerte? >> yo le llamÉ. como cinco o 10 minutos despuÉs de que pasÓ. tuve que controlarme un poquito. e llamÉ a mi hermano. >> ellos como reaccionaron a la noticia? >> difÍcil. es algo difícil. pero igual es algo personal. obviamente les dije que aparte de todas las diferencias y las circunstancias que tenÍamos que estar aunque sea unidos en ese momento. >> quÉ mensaje de paz y quieres enviarle alguno tienes para tu familia? >> que tenemos que poner el nombre de nuestro padre en alto y que esa debe ser la prioridad. >> porque decides traer a tu padre de mÉxico? hay muchas razones. obviamente eso es algo muy personal, peroen realidad eso fue lo que decidimos los dos. la gente puede decir lo que quiera, pero igual esos algo muy personal. >> cÓmo reaccionaba don josÉ cuando Él escuchaba comentarios como secuestros o temas asÍ que era m

as far as the democrats go, look at the first presidential debate in miami. you had him challenging democrats. he also wanted to have this confiscation of guns. sanders and others agreed with him. this is something they want to do, but finally some people are making it explicit. this notion of just banning some guns based on how they look rathered than function doesn't make much sense. >> ed: igor, i'll let you respond. here's my interview with the president at the southern border. i asked him about guns. >> we're not moving on anything. we're going very slowly in one way, because we want to make sure it's right. we're doing a careful job. we're working with the democrats, republicans. >> ed: john, you first. you oppose gun control. i'm hearing from the president, we're not really moving on anything. you told me you've been working 20 years to do something. doesn't sound like the president's ready to do anything. >> the president has spoken out many times about guns and the dangers they face. even though you see this, democrats won even talk about it. >> ed:

anything else on miami? any other questions? >> just trying to find out if he said anything to you about his positions in the allegation? >> i just answered that. i did. i am just trying to show up and play football. >> miami is a good team. get ready for them. things that don't involve me, don't involve me. >> what do you think jon gruden is thinking? he had to aner these kind of questions differently. obviously without the allegations but the patriots played at miami this sunday. no word if he will play. >>> let's check in now with paul diana. the weekend went up >> go up and down and a roller coaster wide. look at the airport. there is a large blinking x on the runway. rapidly telling the pilots you are not landing and choose the one next to it. concord is 89. nap is 88. santos say san jose's 85. the lows tonight our normal. oakland is 58 in livermore is 59 and san francisco is 48. above-average when it comes to the high temperatures. mid 80s in the santa clara valley. four straight days of below average temperatures. anywher