de construir alcatraz , alligator o alcatraz caimán, un nuevo centro de detención para migrantes que perimeter people get out. there's not much waiting for him other than alligators and pythons . no where to go , no where to. >> hide the materializarse. la propuesta. el centro estaría ubicado en un viejo aeropuerto en el corazón del parque nacional de los everglades . >> sixty days after we begin construction it could be up and running and. >> could house as many as a thousand. >> criminal aliens. . >> desde que se hizo pública la idea. organizaciones proinmigrantes y abogados cuestionaron al gobierno de ron desantis. >> es muy triste la manera que este gobierno sigue de su . >> deshumanizando a nuestras. >> comunidades . >> esta vendiendo al gran público como el alcatraz , levantando las peores pasiones humanas. >> de la mano de desantis, florida , encabezado una campaña contra la inmigración ilegal. siendo el único estado donde sus 67 condados tienen un acuerdo de cooperación con ice y en el cual en febrero se firmó una ley que permite imponer cargos estatales contra aquellos que e

el nuevo centro de detención de inmigrantes , conocido como el alcatraz de los caimanes en el sur des cuenta tiffany roberts . >> el silencio de la selva acuática y la tranquilidad de la naturaleza salvaje han sido reemplazadas por el incesante ir y venir de camiones de carga apurados en poner a funcionar un centro de detención para albergar a unos 3000 inmigrantes con la intención de deportarlos . unos 100 soldados de la guardia nacional han sido desplegados en el perímetro y estarán a cargo de la seguridad del lugar . >> you have. >> to have state and . >> locals on board. you gotta be on the. team if you want to get the deportation mission done . we're done that better than anybody, but i hope other states will follow shoot. . >> de santis dio un recorrido del complejo. esta mañana con la cadena fox , asegurando que empezarán a procesar inmigrantes a partir del 1 de julio. is that the governor. >> is saying this will have . zero environmental . >> impact . >> and that's blatantly. >> untrue. >> watch the exhaust that comes out of these dumb trucks. behind me. >> el centro de deten

, alcatraz is surrendered by a bay. in the everglades, you are sur surrounded by gators and pythons. >> if a criminal alien escapes, you have nowhere to go. what are you going to do? truj through the swamp and dodge alligators 50 or 60 miles to civilization? not going to happen. it takes this deportation mission out of the hair of our local and state law enforcement. this has no impact on florida residents, some stuff does have impact on them in more populated areas. this answers the call. all you need is a bus to move them 2000 feet that way, they get on a plane and they are gone. >> steve: the dhs must love this, they are hurting for facilities and here you are helping the federal government out. >> i said when president trump took office, you have to have state and local onboard, be on the team to get deportation mission done. we have done that better than anybody, i hope others will follow suit. >> steve: if the president is watching, i'm sure thatun areway can run air force one. >> vitation from me, we can land air

. >>> alligator alcatraz. inside the new detention center being built in the everglades. florida's a.g. saying alligators and pythons waiting for anyone no escapes. >>> the semi driver hanging on for dear ife. >>> plus the piece of hollywood history selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars at auction. nightly news starts right now. ♪ come on, baby now ♪ >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with tom llamas. >>> and good evening. tonight fragile cease-fire holding as new questions emerge about the impact of those u.s. airstrikes. nbc news reporting tonight that the american strikes on those three iranian nuclear facilities only setback iran's nuclear program by three to six months, that according to one preliminary intelligence assessment. the white house calling this initial assessment flat-out wrong. president trump rebuking both israel and iran today over their actions in the tenuous hours as the cease-fire agreement was about to start. though blows between israel and iran were traded just before the deal with the idf targeting an iranian missile launcher and iran deliveri

y tan pronto como el prÓximo martes podrÍa comenzar a operar el alcatraz de los caimanes que albergarÍaentados en el sur de la florida. jeff bezos se casa con lorena sÁnchez. el lugar escogido es venecia. los invitados de lujo. pero lo que no fue deseado fueron las protestas. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> quÉ tal? les saluda johana suÁrez por arantxa loizaga. esta noche comenzamos con un operativo ocurrido en huntington park, al sur de los Ángeles. los agentes volaron en pedazos la puerta y una ventana de la vivienda para entrar a la fuerza. buscaban a un hombre ciudadano estadounidense, pero en su interior estaban su pareja y dos menores. marÍa paula ochoa, de telemundo, los Ángeles, hablÓ con ella. >> este es el momento en que explota la puerta del hogar de jenni. ella, su reciÉn nacido y su niÑo de seis aÑos, dormÍan cuando la vecina la llamÓ alterada, informÁndole que su casa estaba rodeada por agentes de la patrulla fronteriza fuertemente armados. cuando desde el portÓn de la entrada les exigÍan que salieran con las manos en alto. >> yo no sabÍa quÉ hacer

el alcatraz de los caimanes.ny roberts nos cuenta . >> la construcción del nuevo centro de detención. es en el corazón del parque nacional de los everglades. los planes son realizar una infraestructura liviana que consta de casas portátiles y tiendas de campaña para albergar a los detenidos y el personal a cargo de la operación del centro. el lugar ha sido bautizado como alligator alcatraz por el mismo fiscal general de la florida, james hartmeyer. en un video promocional. . >> you don't need to invest that much in the perimeter that people get out. there's not much waiting for him other than alligators and python. >> la secretaria de seguridad nacional kristi noem , agradeció públicamente la colaboración de la florida en agregar más camas en tan corto tiempo bajo el liderazgo del presidente trump. estamos trabajando a toda velocidad para ofrecer formas rentables e innovadoras de cumplir el mandato del pueblo estadounidense de deportar masivamente a los inmigrantes ilegales que han cometido delitos, dijo la secre

officials there are calling it alligator alcatraz. suggesting the swamp's wildlife will prevent migrants from escaping. here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight, construction is under way. deep in the florida everglades, on a massive migrant detention camp that state officials are calling alligator alcatraz. starting next month, 5,000 migrants will be housed in trailers and heheavy duty tents at this remote abandoned air field. >> i call it alligator alcatraz. >> reporter: in a promotional video set to music, florida's attorney general lays out what he considers a deterrent. >> people get out, there's not much waiting for them. >> reporter: some local officials warn the environmental impact could be devastating. >> we have environmental and safety concerns. >> reporter: the trump administration had said it wants to get up to 100,000 beds at detention centers across the country to facilitate mass deportation. >> a lot of bad people are let into our country. we're getting them out. we're getting them out fast. >> reporter: the depart

esta tarde noticias telemundo un alcatraz para inmigrantes.ciÓn por el plan del fiscal de florida. un centro de detenciÓn en medio de los everglades rodeado de caimanes. noticias telemundo visita el lugar en donde quiere construir el llamado alligator alcatraz. ademÁs, hijos de taqueros se quedan al free del puesto para proteger a sus padres de inmigraciÓn. >> como anda la migraciÓn? pues ahorita los los jefes no pueden. >> familias improvisan para mantener su sustento y evitar que los separen con el apoyo de la fe. obispos y sacerdotes en san diego, california acompaÑan a inmigrantes a sus audiencias en corte. >> gracias a dios ellos estÁn acompaÑando, estÁn viendo por nosotros que somos indocumentados. >> dicen que es un deber moral y que no van a dejar de hacerlo. muere un niÑo de cinco aÑos en una balacera en michoacÁn, mÉxico. el tiroteo entre fuerzas del orden y un grupo armado desata el caos y ola de calor histÓrica. las altas temperaturas azotan desde el centro hasta el este de los estados unidos. unas 170 millones de personas estÁn ba

we reached out to the escape from alcatraz triathlon team.n a statement, a spokesperson said in part, while thousands of triathletes have enjoyed a safe experience over the past 40 plus years, they always review safety plans and water safety measures after every race. it went on to say their team is ready to support jose and wish him a full recovery. jose says he's focused on getting better, but says he's not ruling out legal action. well, the process to remove san mateo county sheriff cristina corpus is moving forward. leaders say the sheriff lost a bid to stop the proceedings. the county attorney confirming a court rejected her request for a temporary restraining order. sheriff corpus was accused of misconduct and abuse of power, which pushed voters to grant the board of supervisors the power to remove her from office. last week, supervisors submitted a notice of intent to remove her. sheriff corpus denies any wrongdoing after a very public fallout. elon musk is saying he has regrets over some of the insults he traded with president trump.

alligator alcatraz. speaker, are you in?olar bear prison somewhere north of the arctic circle and trump will look around again and find a few more places. we need to have a place to put people who should be deported, who should not be here, or are a threat to the american people. we have a place in naples, we are not far from the everglades. i can tell you that between the alligators and pythons, there are plenty of good reasons for people in the alcatraz of alligators tuesday right there. my choice is to have them there or in new york city or chicago or los angeles, i think that down in alligator alcatraz is not a bad thing. >> jesse: i love naples. highly recommend if you haven't been. they are concerned, the democrats, about the busboys. who is going to clear my brunch orders, you know, who's going to wash the dishes, who's going to mow the lawn. what do you say about those people? >> if you want a remarkable example of privilege, listen to what they are saying to you. my god, what if they had to actually serve themselves

. >>> protests against a migrant detention center nicknamed alligator alcatraz under construction in the florida everglades. >>> as the cease-fire holds, thousands take to the streets in iran, a week after the u.s. strike. the calls for vengeance against israel and the new questions about peace in the region. >>> jeff bezos and lauren sanchez's star-studded wedding in venice. but the big party is also sparking protests. >>> beyonce's caw boy carter tour is drawing huge crowds and now sparking a surprising new trend. >>> and there's good news tonight about a town going above and beyond to help one family who needed it most. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with a critical moment for r the senate with president trump domestic agenda hanging in the balance. this was the senate floor earlier today with republicans rushing to make changes to their 940-page spending bill known as the president's big beautiful bill before his self-imposed july 4th deadline. but questions still remain including what's in it, what's out, and what changes

comenzamos en florida, donde ya tiene campamento alligator , alcatraz o alcatraz de los c caimanes, dondeobernador ron desantis planea detener a 5000 inmigrantes sin documentos. la idea recibe luz verde de la administracion trump, que , segun un asesor del gobierno, apoya cualquier iniciativa que ayude a materializar los a arrestos masivos . marley guzman visito hoy el lugar donde hubo protestas . asi como decenas de manifestantes mostraron su descontento por la construccion del polemico centro de detencion ilegal alcatraz en el corazon de los everglades. al sur de la florida. >> esto lo estan haciendo simplemente para creer tras los inmigrantes que no . >> se congregaron a solo pasos de la entrada del sitio donde marcha forzada , avanza la instalacion de este centro temporal hecho a base de carpas , lugar del gobierno estatal . piensa albergar a unos 5000 inmigrantes y comenzar a operar a partir de este martes. muy inhumana e tener estos en campamentos. >> en. >> pleno verano. >> en temporada de huracan . y como es que van a proteger. >> a esas personas? aqui , entre la multitud estaba u

ya tiene forma el conocido campamento alligator, alcatraz o alcatraz de los caimanes, donde el gobernadordocumentados. la idea recibe luz verde de la administraciÓn trump, que, segÚn un asesor del gobierno, apoya cualquier iniciativa que ayude a materializar los arrestos masivos. marlen guzmÁn visitÓ hoy el lugar donde hubo protestas. fue asÍ como decenas de manifestantes mostraron su descontento por la construcciÓn. >> del polÉmico centro de detenciÓn alligator alcatraz en el corazÓn de los everglades, al sur de la florida. >> esto lo estÁn haciendo simplemente para ser cruel contra los inmigrantes. >> no se congregaron a solo pasos de la entrada del sitio donde a marcha forzada avanza la instalaciÓn de este centro temporal hecho a be de carpas, lugar donde el gobierno estatal piensa albergar a unos 5000 inmigrantes y comenzarÁ a operar a partir de este martes. >> muy inhumana tener estos campamentos en pleno verano, en temporada de huracÁn. y cÓmo es que van a proteger a esas personas? >> aquÍ entre la multitud estaba una pequeÑa hispana celebrando su cumpleaÑos, sosteniendo una pancart

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alligator alcatraz is a new proposal straight from florida's attorney general. he's pitching a new detention facility for migrants built in the florida everglades. and environmental groups there are not very happy about it. >> you don't need to invest that much in the perimeter. people get out. there's not much waiting for them other than alligators and pythons. nowhere to go, nowhere to hide. >> this site is really important to friends of the everglades. it's actually the reason friends of the everglades was founded by marjory stoneman douglas in 1969 to stop what would have been the world's largest airport from being built right there. >> florida's attorney general doesn't have a cost estimate on his pitch. meantime, we haven't seen any movement on the trump administration plans to reopen the real alcatraz train. diplomacy seems to be rolling right along just fine. tonight, the mayor of lima, peru, posted a video of a visit this week to stockton, where he celebrated the first shipment from caltrans retired diesel fleet. the first batch left from the port this

state officials have dubbed "alligator alcatraz."nds like the name of a game on sale for 99 cents in the nintendo e-shop. "uh, we got a dollar left on this gift card. should we go alligator alcatraz, crocodile casino, or this one called ducks on a boat? the premise is you got a bunch of ducks on a boat and you try to knock them off." keep in mind, the original alcatraz was a notorious prison surrounded by treacherous shark-infested waters to contain america's most dangerous criminals. alligator alcatraz is just to hold regular folks with uncertain immigration status that i.c.e. has been sweeping off the streets and stuffing into unmarked vans. it would really change prison movies. "whaddaya in for?" "i spent 20 years as a line cook and a pillar of my community. what about you?" "i'm the best-reviewed roofer in the tri-state area. don't believe me? ask angie's list." [applause] oh, thank you. let me shake my characer. noem rubber-stamped this gator gulag, but it's actually the brain child of florida's attorney general james uthmeier,

let's talk about alligator alcatraz. let's talk about how much everglades surrounds this prison. security and natural barriers and elements, help me understand how far to civilization? >> miles and miles once you get down there. this is right smack dab in the middle. it was built back in the 60s and the 70s with the idea to be a large airport there is an 11,000-foot runway that will enable large planes to come in and out that can carry hundreds and hundreds of people as we burped to detain and deport them out of this country. but there will be some light infrastructure and we will have a perimeter. at the end of the day mother nature presents the ultimate perimeter and this is why it is a great spot for a detention facility. >> will: miles and miles of swamp and alligators and python and other natural barriers. what does that mean for security should you belted? do you need less in the form of guards? a less secure and robust perimeter? >> you obviously need a less robust perimeter given the natural surroundings there will certainly be additional. we will have staff, cards, the g

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alligator alcatraz is a new proposal straight from florida's attorney general. he's pitching a new detention facility for migrants built in the florida everglades. and environmental groups there are not very happy about it. >> you don't need to invest that much in the perimeter. people get out. there's not much waiting for them other than alligators and pythons. nowhere to go, nowhere to hide. >> this site is really important to friends of the everglades. it's actually the reason friends of the everglades was founded by marjory stoneman douglas in 1969 to stop what would have been the world's largest airport from being built right there. >> florida's attorney general doesn't have a cost estimate on his pitch. meantime, we haven't seen any movement on the trump administration plans to reopen the real alcatraz train. diplomacy seems to be rolling right along just fine. tonight, the mayor of lima, peru, posted a video of a visit this week to stockton, where he celebrated the first shipment from caltrans retired diesel fleet. the first batch left from the port this

so alligator alcatraz is the future. sewer us to pick up and topic us solve the problem of making sure that when we arrest these people they have somewhere to go to be processed so we can get them out of this country and face consequences for their crimes. >> jesse: was the spot hombre handcuffed to some think and he was trying to chew his arm off so he could escape? or is he just hungry? >> u.s. marshall just said it was like the kind of people they have to work with every single day when they are deporting people out of this country. so they had him put him on the plane and had them in shackles through the fight because he was such a dangerous individual when he thought back and put another individual or close to him he said he literally was eating his own arms. for him he was that is what he did it. he called himself accountable and did other people and date himself. they had to take them off the flight and got to medical attention and then he went back in to the system. they have what our law enforcement to do, what

el alcatraz lagarto.ral de florida para retener a inmigrantes arrestados por. preste atenciÓn. se trata de una pista de aterrizaje segÚn el virtualmente abandonada conocida como el centro de entrenamiento aÉreo collier de miami dade se ubica en la zona de los everglades o los manglares atestados de lagartos, serpientes e insectos. su extensiÓn es de 39 millas cuadradas o el equivalente a 14 canchas de fÚtbol. el fiscal james hartmeyer dice que el lugar tendrÍa capacidad para albergar a unos mil detenidos. >> task state leaders to identify places for new temporary detention facilities. i think this is the bestne as i call it. alligator. alcatraz. >> myers dice en su publicaciÓn en x que el centro de detenciÓn en los everglades puede estar listo entre 30 y 60 dÍas y que el costo serÍa mÍnimo. tambiÉn advierte que los inmigrantes estÁn a la espera de pitones y lagartos, por lo que le serÍa muy difÍcil poder escapar. en los angeles, california, la situaciÓn se puso tensa afuera del estadio de los dodgers tras

. >> alligator , alcatraz o la alcatraz de los caimanes es el nombre que le ha dado el fiscal generalecorrió el área , la construcción del nuevo centro. >> de detención. >> es en. >> el corazón. >> del parque. >> nacional de. >> los everglades . los planes son realizar una. >> infraestructura. >> liviana que consta. >> de casas . >> portátiles y tiendas de campaña para . >> albergar a los detenidos. >> y el. >> personal a cargo de la operación. >> del centro. el lugar. >> ha sido bautizado como . >> alligator alcatraz por el mismo fiscal general de la florida. james admire en un video promocional. >> you don't need to invest that much in the perimeter people get out. there's not much waiting for him other than alligators and pitons . >> la secretaria de seguridad nacional kristi noem . >> agradeció . >> públicamente la colaboración. >> de . >> la florida en agregar más camas en tan corto tiempo bajo el. liderazgo del presidente trump. estamos trabajando a toda velocidad para. ofrecer formas rentables e innovadoras de cumplir. >> el. >> mandato del pueblo estadounidense de deportar mas

an 18 mile run and you have to swim to alcatraz. this is crazy. and one of the competitors, by the way, is 75 years old. his name is jerry mendell and he loves it so much. he's been doing it for 25 years. >> i mean, it's it's an iconic race. i mean, you get to swim in the san francisco bay. alcatraz is behind you. the golden gates on your right, the oakland bay bridge is on your left. and san francisco for me. i think this wins the easiest if you get if you use 50 degree water, i have to come out here 4 days in advance to get used to already done the swim a couple times. i did rally did it today it is 20 minutes when with the wet too intent without it, the shock at a makeshift, it's like a cold slowly, really twice over on my hair in color. >> oh, yeah, i i do this every morning before i show up to makes it. so it's a relaxing. yeah. i think i'm gonna try this, you know, swim to alcatraz. just start work that way. i do. every morning i get very refreshing to a little and then i come to the kron. 4 news. you know that the wake up at 01:00am before,

she says alligator alcatraz is key in speeding up arrests and deportations. thousands will be house there she hopes other states follow this model. governor desantis give fox an exclusive tour of the detention center. he says it will be a three and inone immigration enforcement facility. will be a hub for deportations o house detainees and processor legal cases. the facility it will cost about $400 million a year. fema will reimburse florida for those funds. governor desantis says it will be the most dangerous of criminals who are being housed at alligator alcatraz. the main point is to bring down the overcrowding at county jails in florida which is where illegal migrants are currently being housed. medicine thank you. jurors will begin deliberating tomorrow to ultimately decide whether sean diddy combs is running a critical enterprise. the last seven weeks with a racketeering case against the wrapper. his ex-girlfriend along with others shocking accusations of violence and drug fueled sex marathons paid president trump is looking for a challenger to primary

we've got alcatraz here in the b area. now florida is looking to have something similar, except it's not going to be a tourist attraction. the state is building a new migrant detention facility called alligator alcatraz in the everglades. it's on an abandoned airfield about an hour and a half from miami. the remote area is surrounded by swamp, dangerous wildlife and alligators. florida's attorney general says the detention facility could open up as soon as next month, despite objections from county officials and pro-immigration groups. people are dying in detention centers that were constructed in much longer time frames. people will die in this facility. i if we allow this to move forward, we are allowing them to prematurely kill our loved ones. that is not an exaggeration. the conditions in this facility will not be fit for human life. the department of homeland security commented on the plan on x last night, saying in part, quote, alligator alcatraz will expand facilities and bed space in just days. thanks to our partne

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as we commemorate the escape to alcatraz triathlon, which is happening today.around the marina green. all right. happening today. speaking of, is that triathlon which is set to hit the streets and water of the city of san francisco? it kicks off at 7:00 this morning, and athletes from 60 countries are expected to participate in this year's event. it's one of the most celebrated triathlons in the world. the course begins with a mile and a half swim from alcatraz island, followed by an 18 mile bike ride through the presidio and an eight mile run to baker beach, which includes the notorious 200 step sand ladder. there will also be activities at the marina green for spectators to enjoy. also today, san francisco's annual union street festival continues for its second and final day of the weekend. yesterday, thousands of people enjoyed the beautiful weather in the cow hollow neighborhood. the two day festival is one of the largest in the city. it celebrates local business, culture and community with live entertainment, lots of food and family friendly activities. >>

i would also like to mention that alligator alcatraz is a genius idea.ng american prisoners in a swamp surrounded by gators. you keep hearing about all of these escape attempts. i mean, what's more of a deterrent and getting eaten by an alligator? i went alligator hunting. and i survived. what you do is go out with rod chicken and put it on a hook and it is attached to a little line and it is a little poll that they stick in the water, so they dangle the raw chicken about a centimeter over the water, and then you come back first thing in the morning and all of the chicken is down like this at the bottom. so t roy pulls the fan boat up and with his popeye arms just pulls this up. than you get to this alligator. then you have to get to the front of the fan boat with a rifle, and he brings it up -- boom. right in the head. and then you just, for the rest of the day, fan boat around this area with a bunch of dead gator meet right in front of you. >> dana: did you eat it? >> jesse: no -- >> joey: tell you what he did. >> dana: do you make a boot? >> jesse: i

i think it's alcatraz in the background. >>>>if pinching pennies is literally your business model. >>>>good evening. we begin tonight with a community coming together in support of a livermore man who was detained by immigration officials last week. so let's take a look at live pictures. these are people they were setting up for a rally that is expected to begin in just a few minutes. they're gathering right now at livermore plaza to draw attention to the case of miguel angel lopez. he was detained on may 27th, this during a routine check in appointment at san francisco's immigration court. he's now being held at a deportation center that's about 30 miles outside of bakersfield. according to a fundraising page set up for him, lopez has lived in the livermore area for the past 27 years, is a married father of three, and works at a local winery. we just spoke to his wife, who was holding on to hope that their efforts will bring him home. >>>>i tell. him, you. know, we're. going to do what we can. and i bring tears to his eyes. and i told him, i'm not going to give up. we're just tryi

here's the issue. donald trump has talked about alcatraz being reopened. remember that is about him from his prison and the san francisco bay. it was no to be unbreakable because he was surrounded by water. he said he wanted to reopen that. well, they're effectively doing now is the billing this as always, it guy to our contrast, because the attorney general says they don't need to secure it too much if any, mike would strike deflate between the hyphens on the alligators and the natural wildlife. nobody's going to get very far and remember there is a huge number, not just of alligators, but also that these types users so many, it's actually being things and invasive species here. so which usually to, to be controversial. and it was causing a lot of consultation for low cost, but also those who say these are not the conditions to house and documented migrants. remember, it's the oldest july, it is brucely hot. it's shumate. these are not going to be very pleasant conditions to be held in. the man i'll say are the holidays of photography and then the of the

the ship sailed past the golden gate bridge and alcatraz island, and it was certainly a hot day for itlot hotter in the central valley, though. in fact, temperatures crept up to 95 degrees yesterday at the big league dreams sports complex in manteca. youth travel, baseball players from all over northern california played in that heat. the players tried to keep cool in the dugouts, while people in the stands stayed under cover and out of the sun. now, speaking of that heat, we get a break today. let's check in with lisa on how it's all shaping up. >> yeah, that high pressure ridge that was over us, bringing us all that excessive heat has moved on. and we're looking at the low cloud deck, not only up and down the bay, but into our eastern areas, where inland valleys experience plenty of 90s yesterday, some mid and upper 90s and the breeze is with you. also the low cloud deck in spots. so there's a look at live doppler seven. there are showers around san diego trying to reach up towards los angeles. the remnants of an old tropical storm and an upper level system kind of combining there. b

alcatraz.agencia estÁn a tope. unos 59.000 inmigrantes permanecen detenidos. esto es mÁs del 140% de su capacidad. casi la mitad de ellos, por cierto, no tiene antecedentes penales. y el ritmo de arrestos se acelera en lo que va de junio ya se han detenido a 1200 personas como promedio cada dÍa. el nuevo centro en medio del pantano en florida enfrenta cuestionamientos serios de ambientalistas y ademÁs, porque recibirÁ parte de sus fondos que estÁn destinados para desastres naturales. ana cuervo, de telemundo miami, tiene la informaciÓn. >> hoy desde el aire se ve que las autoridades de florida han comenzado el trabajo para convertir un aerÓdromo de los everglades en un centro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes. >> a lot of people thought maybe it was just a joke. >> mucha gente pensaba que quizÁs era una broma, pero no lo es. estamos en serio? dijo el fiscal general de florida, james hoffmeyer en un podcast. ayer el fiscal propuso el proyecto la semana pasada en un video publicado en x, en el cual le

i called it alligator alcatraz. 30 square mile area completely surrounded by the everglades.ow-cost opportunity devoted temporary detention facility because you do not need to invest that much of the perimeter. people get out and not much waiting for them other than alligators. know where to go nowhere to hid. >> tyrus: want to go camping? i know a place. >> i don't understand why there is such a fuss about this would it make them feel better if the detention center was surrounded by a church, a school, a nursing home? not like they are putting tents on the waterfront. these are people who have committed crimes, these are not nice people for the most part they are gang members, they are people that need to be containe. and i just i'm having a hard tie with it is not even the everglades by the way. so i am all for keeping the detainees where they belong and if they do escape let nature tae its course. >> tyrus: kat if somebody was to escape should they be allowed to be free? if you make it through the gators, the pythons. [laughter] you get citizenship? >> my favorite think ab

impeachment, pelosi stock performance and alligator alcatraz for illegals.aight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: delivering a successful kill shot to iran's nuclear program followed by a ceasefire should be something people appreciate but democrats don't want to see trump win. >> to sit and be 1 of 435 in the house and to understand enough about the constitution to the extent that i'm the one who supposed to make the [bleep] decision, somehow because we got a thug sitting in the white house, he has decided to ignore my power. stretching the constitution. he said [bleep] to the constitution at -- over and over again. >> jesse: i don't think the founders meant trump had to call crockett for permission to launch a missile. raising cain, not the general, the maniac with the ponytail who got kicked out of the sitting, doing what he does best. >> i believe that the president of the united states has committed an impeachable act. this authoritarian president that we currently have will continue to assume power. i believe he is a would-be dictator who would become a dictato

that's alcatraz out there. you kind of see a little bit of the island, and that's that little ribbon of clouds that's trying to stream onshore. let's go back to the map. i want to show you how this is going to get more impressive tonight. we didn't have a whole lot of marine layer today. unless you're at the beach or at the golden gate tomorrow you will watch. here's the high resolution forecast that takes the clouds forward. and we're going to let this play until about 6 a.m.. and tomorrow it will fill in most of the immediate bay. this is sunday. this is when the marine layer starts coming back. and then what's going to happen after this for monday and tuesday is this marine layer is going to be able to lift a little bit. in other words, the pressure over it is going to weaken and the clouds will be able to lift or deepen. and when they deepen, that means they're going to be able to get over the east bay hills. as far as tomorrow goes, they can't really do it. you don't really see a whole lot in the tri-valle

alcatraz.el fiscal general de florida al centroro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes que quiere crear en los everglades un lugar rodeado de caimanes. victoria para el presidente trump en corte de apelaciones. por el momento, podrÁ mantener a la guardia nacional en los Ángeles, pero su batalla con el gobernador de california continÚa. aumenta la tasa de interÉs de algunas tarjetas de crÉdito que llegan a su nivel mÁs alto desde diciembre. tambiÉn sube la preocupaciÓn de los consumidores. jones o tiburÓn. 50 aÑos despuÉs, la obra maestra de steven spielberg cumple hoy medio siglo de su estreno. >> noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. >> ya llegamos al viernes y le decimos gracias a ustedes por acompaÑarnos aquÍ en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. >> tenemos mucha informaciÓn, gracias por su sintonÍa. vamos con esto. el fiscal general de florida propuso convertir una pista de aterrizaje de los everglades en un Área de detenciÓn para inmigrantes arrestados durante redadas de ice. >>

>> and it's full of alligators, pythons, and now protesters, the so-called alligator alcatraz detention center in florida is sparking outrage, as governor ron desantis says the first migrant detainees could arrive as soon as tomorrow. i'm sarah seiden with john berman and kate bolduan. this is cnn news central the breaking news is suspected sniper found dead and now a massive investigation is really just getting underway after what the sheriff says started as an emergency response to a brush fire turned into an ambush on first responders in idaho. >> two firefighters were killed. the sheriff says a third firefighter was also shot and is still fighting for his life. calls into emergency dispatch in the midst of it paint a terrifying scene of the moments they realized that they were under attack. >> right now, there's an active shooter zone. there's not just beat three down, beat one, down. everybody shot up here. law enforcement code three up here. >> the ambush sparked a huge response from law enforcement. more than 300 officers from various agencies and neighboring counties were all ca

now to the protests over a new detention center in the florida everglades dubbed alligator alcatraz. indigenous leaders are at the forefront of the protests, saying it encroaches on sacred lands that are protected. environmentalists are also opposing the construction. here's abc's senior white house correspondent, selina wang. >> tonight. demonstrators lining the streets protesting plans to turn a remote airfield in the everglades into the latest migrant detention facility. officials say operations will start on tuesday and eventually hold up to 5000. white tents already visible. >> our lives depend on this everglades. and, you know, bringing this facility here is disrupting everything. >> environmental activists joined native americans to call for the protection of their ancestral homelands. as florida governor ron desantis pushes ahead. >> clearly, from a security perspective, if someone escapes, you know, there's a lot of alligators. you're going to have to contend. no one's going anywhere. you know, once you do that, it's a safe and secure as you can be. >> the department of home

coming up, florida's swampy every glades home to a migrant detention center dubbed alligator alcatraz. president trump will attend the opening it week. trump made history with abraham accords in 2020. now he says more countries are interested in signing on. >> has any other country suggested to you recently as a result of this that they want to join the abraham accords? >> yes. so we have some really great countries in there. stuart: that would overhaul diplomacy in the middle east. what would it do militarily? we'll ask retired four star general jack keane, the general is next. not all multi-millionaires built their wealth the same way. you have— the fearless investor. the type-a cpa. the bootstrapper. the bootmaker. yeehaw. but many do have something in common. we all trust schwab with our wealth. thanks to our award-winning service, low costs, and transparent advice. every day over a million multi-millionaires trust schwab with 3 trillion dollars of their wealth. ♪ ♪ you okay, natty? i'm making good money, but not building any wealth. you need to call a financial professional. -i w

yes, they are calling it alligator alcatraz.hter] check this out. >> this has been an airport there and i think our goal is if we do buy it, we probably will eventually just eliminate it and try to let the effort great grow over it but it's been there for a while accused so we had a request from the federal government to do it so alligator alcatraz is is. [laughter] [applause] just to be clear, they are not surrounding the migrant detention center with alligators to keep the criminals in, is to keep the democratic congressman out. [laughter] you don't shut up to have margaritas with the criminals like they did last time but seriously, yes or no, yes, if you are in favor of alligator alcatraz? [cheering] okay. okay. okay. a lot of, yes. one guy said c. he might want to dig that accent before tom home and get your. [laughter] just a joke but but is political thing of the week, it came from the woman, this is crazy, a woman auditioning for real housewives of atlanta who weighed in on the war. >> making that decision, or at least ge

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alcatraz is behind you. the golden gates on your right, the oakland bay bridge is on your left. and san francisco for me. i think this wins the easiest if you get if you use 50 degree water, i have to come out here 4 days in advance to get used to the last. you've already done the swim a couple times. i did today. i did as 20 minutes when with the wet too intent without it, the shock at a makeshift, it's like a cold slowly, really twice over on my hair and color >> well, maybe that's the secret longevity right there. a daily cold plunge. he advises first-timers to try out the swim in the bike ride a few days in advance. very impressive. a as started his mission walk 100 miles barefoot in a campaign for immigrant children's rights. patrick mcconnell left ocean beach in san francisco on saturday morning. he is headed to santa cruz and some of his friends joined him for the first month. >> really to say like all the different contributions and people coming together. me, honestly, i got my clothes here at my ca