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if you're looking for old miami, original miami, you're looking to a great extent for black miami. ♪ ♪ ♪ these days liberty city is mostly ignored by developers, but back in the day it was the epicenter of the black community. a lot has happened since then. >> corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> what do you usually get? >> the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> your parents were jamaican and bahamian. >> yes. my mother was bahamian. my dad was jamaican. >> today i'm having fish and grits at mlk restaurant with this guy, luther campbell. >> a lot of good cooking tradition in the family. >> oh, yeah. one night we'd have rice and peas. the other night we'd have peas and rice. >> otherwise known as luke sky walker. he is something of a musical and political and legal legend. credited with pioneering what would be called miami bass. maybe you know him from campbell versus rose music. >> how do you end up different growing up in miami than you would growing up in l.a. or new york? >> a lot of people would have said southern people, whatever they want to call us, i

you are a miami native. biggest game of the season for you and best performance by an fsu running back ever by miami. cold you have scripted it any bay better? >> no, man. we came out here, competed. that's the outcome. you know, i'm just happy for my brothers and this win. you have to love it. >> >> heather: you did have to address that hamstring in the first half. how much of a concern was it? how much did you have to take care of it tonight? >> you know, i had to stay warm. it wasn't that -- it just got tight on me on that long run. i had to go aggressive. >> heather: congrats on a great win, dalvin. >> chris: cook is our at&t strong performance. showed you the whole skill set. showed you a very high pain tolerance. it began with an electric touchdown run early. added another one. caught a touchdown pass and then, of course, the run there at the end to seal it. reminiscent of last year's game. it was miami that night. jumping out to a big lead, battling back. turns around tonight here. feels good, of cour

you are a miami native. biggest game of the season for you and best performance by an fsu running back ever by miami. cold you have scripted it any bay better? >> no, man. we came out here, competed. that's the outcome. you know, i'm just happy for my brothers and this win. you have to love it. >> >> heather: you did have to address that hamstring in the first half. how much of a concern was it? how much did you have to take care of it tonight? >> you know, i had to stay warm. it wasn't that -- it just got tight on me on that long run. i had to go aggressive. >> heather: congrats on a great win, dalvin. >> chris: cook is our at&t strong performance. showed you a very high pain tolerance. it began with an electric touchdown run early. added another one. caught a touchdown pass and then, of course, the run there at the end to seal it. reminiscent of last year's game. it was miami that night. jumping out to a big lead, battling back. turns around tonight here. feels good, of course, because he grew up in miami.

you are a miami native. biggest game of the season for you and best performance by an fsu running back ever by miami. cold you have scripted it any b better? >> no, man. we came out here, competed. that's the outcome. you know, i'm just happy for my brothers and this win. you have to love it. >> heather: you did have to address that hamstring in the first half. how much of a concern was it? how much did you have to take care of it tonight? >> you know, i had to stay warm. it wasn't that -- it just got tight on me on that long run. i had to go aggressive. >> heather: congrats on a great win, dalvin. >> chris: cook is our at&t strong performance. showed you the whole skill set. showed you a very high pain tolerance. it began with an electric touchdown run early. added another one. caught a touchdown pass and then, of course, the run there at the end to seal it. reminiscent of last year's game. it was miami that night. jumping out to a big lead, battling back. turns around tonight here. feels good, of course, b

you are a miami native. biggest game of the season for you and best performance by an fsu running back ever by miami. cold you have scripted it any b better? >> no, man. we came out here, competed. that's the outcome. you know, i'm just happy for my brothers and this win. you have to love it. >> heather: you did have to address that hamstring in the first half. how much of a concern was it? how much did you have to take care of it tonight? >> you know, i had to stay warm. it wasn't that -- it just got tight on me on that long run. i had to go aggressive. >> heather: congrats on a great win, dalvin. >> chris: cook is our at&t strong performance. showed you the whole skill set. showed you a very high pain tolerance. it began with an electric touchdown run early. added another one. caught a touchdown pass and then, of course, the run there at the end to seal it. reminiscent of last year's game. it was miami that night. jumping out to a big lead, battling back. turns around tonight here. feels good, of course, b

you are a miami native. biggest game of the season for you and best performance by an fsu running back ever by miami. better? >> no, man. we came out here, competed. that's the outcome. you know, i'm just happy for my brothers and this win. you have to love it. >> >> heather: you did have to address that hamstring in the first half. how much of a concern was it? how much did you have to take care of it tonight? >> you know, i had to stay warm. it wasn't that -- it just got tight on me on that long run. i had to go aggressive. >> heather: congrats on a great win, dalvin. >> chris: cook is our at&t strong performance. showed you the whole skill set. showed you a very high pain tolerance. it began with an electric touchdown run early. added another one. caught a touchdown pass and then, of course, the run there at the end to seal it. reminiscent of last year's game. it was miami that night. jumping out to a big lead, battling back. turns around tonight here. feels good, of course, because he grew up in miami. s

tide three feet above normal in the greater miami area. escape routes will be cut off shortly. >> unidentified female reported electrocuted by fallen power line. emergency squad, 1721 northwest 17th place, family now reports water swirling around. >> in the luxury hotels along miami beach, water's already pouring over the welcome mats. >> our mobile unit just reported fish swimming down collins avenue. fish and eels swimming right down the main drag of miami beach. >> marathon, can you advise state road 5 is passable south of the key har go area? last word i had -- >> a long night for civil defense. now all the dull, quiet things done over the years, the prehurricane drills, the planning and preparation for any kind of disaster, the coordinated efforts of all the government and voluntary agencies, are finally paying off. >> roof blown off a house, there are injuries. seven hotels on the beach badly damaged. >> betsy, with her hurricane winds, is on the mainland. she is also on key largo. >> at dawn, the eye of the hurricane crosses key lar

lowest total rushing in a game in miami's history. this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in things. then finding edelman in the second half. so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watch each other. there's a lot to learn from tom brady. and the fact is you can keep your skill level high as you get older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that's what you have to do. you hav

there is nothing like miami. nothing. nothing. nothing like miami [applause]. incredible. so when i was a little boy my father always looked around, always. he said, come on son and he didn't want to play golf he didn't have time to play golf. he had a beautiful swing actually but he played very little, almost, almost never. but he used to love coming here. it was the hottest resort in the country, this was a long time ago, i won't say how many years because i like to think i'm a very young person. [applause]. but a long time ago. at the beginning, and he would say let's go, and we would walk around. who would have ever thought i would have on this place. who would've thought? but what happened is very interesting. you had 55 courses, almost 800 acres right smack in the middle of miami, incredible location, right near the airport, ten minutes away. it always did well, it was was always one of the top places. then sadly wall street got a hold of it, the original developer, they're going to pay taxes, their friends and my but they're going to pay. you know, what happens is i

you were well out of miami this summer. it rained and was hot and muggy practically from when you left. we have our garden in now and should have plenty of doves and quails soon. the autumn weather is lovely, and i hope the cold will bring some fish. we ate the last fish in the be deep freeze last night. our very best to you and your wife. i hope the work going so tough isn't too rough on her too. i know how rough it is, denny. best love to you both and all luck to the family, papa. i think what this letter shares about hemingway himself and about his relationship with denny is how matter of fact their relationship is. he can talk about their visit, he can talk about the garden and what's going on in the garden as if -- because denny did know -- as if denny knew what the garden looked like and what the fishing might be like. and, again, he shares with denny how much he understands how hard it is when you have trouble writing and how difficult it is to be a writer even at the best of times, and clearly this was not the best

the miami d sacked the quarterback ten times. so priority number one once again for the patriots' banged up offensive line, protecting their franchise quarterback tom brady. >> that's one of the things that they do great. they can really tee off on the quarterback. they were certainly teeing off the other day. we've got to be balanced. we've got to take control of the game. it's tough to do. they are a good run stop and defense. two weeks especially. so it's just no easy -- there's nothing easy about it. >> reporter: there certainly isn't. kamran wake, a player to watch, career. watch out, make sure the patriots' offensive line is doing its job against the miami dolphins. maybe some steak tips and broccoli later with you, steve. back to you. >> just save it for me. dan roche, thank you very much. >>> here's the look at the lineup tonight. we'll preview matchup at 7:00. kickoff is at 8:25 immediately followed by the fifth quarter post game show on my tv 38. you can stay tuned right here for the wbz news with lisa hughes and david

the undefeated patriots face off against miami dolphins. what do you know yo? >> yo knows fo this is going to be amazing miami dolphins on the super bowl champs new england patriots. by the way,ladies, their quarterback is tom brady. so that wi you something to watch if you're not into football. and fellas, h married to gisele bundchen. so hot. all right, let's get to the game. a lot of people ar thinking blowout, but no, this game will be close all the way to the fourth quarter, then the patriots will deflate miami's hopes and dreams of an upset, 27-26. >> you aren't going to let that go. >> they will be deflated, i agree with you. >>> the insider together yahoo! >> good night, everybody. only wendy' s makes a deal, feel like a meal! introducing our new four for four! four bucks for the junior bacon cheeseburger with freshly cooked applewood-smoked bacon, crispy all white-meat nuggets, natural cut sea salt fries and a cold drink. that' s right! four bucks for cheeseburger, and a drink. s one beefy-cheesy- sizzlin-crispy-golden-icy deal. you' re still sitting t

lowest total rushing in a game in miami's history. this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in things. then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watch each other. there's a lot to learn from tom brady. and the fact is you can keep your skill level high as you get older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that

lowest total rushing in a game in miami's history. this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watch each other. there's a lot to learn from tom brady. and the fact is you can keep your skill level high as you get older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that's what

lowest total rushing in a game in miami's history. this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in things. then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watch each other. there's a lot to learn from tom brady. and the fact is you can keep your skill level high as you get older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that

the new england patriots, they crushed miami dolphins and remain unbeaten. let's go to baseball, the new york mets are back home for tonight's crucial game 3 of the world series. we'll have details coming up. >>> what happens when a giant pumpkin rolls down the street in arizona? we'll tell you about it. checking stock index futures, dow, s&p, nasdaq looking a little bit higher on this friday morning, a day ahead of halloween. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets, and boo, breaking news. we're back in a minute. ♪ cheryl: let's take a look at u.s. stock futures right now ahead of the opening bell. we're pointing to higher open on this friday morning. dow higher by 25. s&p higher by four in the premarket. nicole: my favorite video week, day, whatever you want to call it. it is not even halloween yet and the great pumpkin made appearance in peoria, arizona yesterday. it is 40-foot tall, 325-pound jack-o-lantern. it bounced along multiple lanes of traffic before it got stick beneath a street light poll. it broke free and started rolling

miami-dade county, basically northern miami beach, there has been a building explosion at a building called chateau beach off of a1a. 33 people were hurt and nine critical. it sounded like it was a result of a gas leak that authorities said it was capped. there are reports that people are trapped in the elevators in the brand new condominium build nothing miami beach. you can see the glass or other debris that blew out of a wall in a mechanical room in the top of a building and that may be why they are stuck on the elevator shift. and you can see some of the firefighters rescue equipment on the ground. 34 people hurt nine are said to be critical. we'll have more on the story here on "happening now" as we get it. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. >> new speculation on the fallout from kevin mccarthy comments on the benghazi investigation. some political analyst said his slip up could impact hillary clinton's campaign and his political future.

. >> adam: coming up we will check in on miami. for al goldep ananthe canes. >> adam: welcome back to "the ram post-game show." go big or go home. next saturday the home depot s.e.c. on cbs, georgia and florida. coverage begins at 3:00 p.m. eastern with "autotrader college football today." on c sports network,a i big night of college fooooall still going. uconn and cincinnati right now followed by "inside college football." back to the scoreboard and baylor, 45-27, narrowest win of the yeye, corey coleman 18 touchdowns, more than anyone in the nation this year or last year but seth russell, their quarterback, x rays and a catscan after the game showing a fracre in a bone in his neck. he's going to see a specialist shortly. meanwhile in miami, al golden. >> brian: they had three turnovers on the day. pick six here. tankersley picks off back-up quarterback roggier who replaced injured brad kaaya. bad times in the sunshine state. >> adam: the wst loss in miami history. we'll check the wires on al golden. . rick, sparty, another tight

lowest total rushing in a game in miami's history. this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in things. then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watch each other. there's a lot to learn from tom brady. and the fact is you can keep your skill level high as you get older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that

lowest total rushing in a game in miami's history. this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in things. then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. other. brady. and the fact is you can keep older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that's what you have to do. you have to keep working at your successful, he's a great quarterback because he throws the football so well, among many other things. jim: stills

miami dolphins on thursday night. pats are the defending champs and no one's knocked them off their throne yet. as for dolphins they are now recharged. and maybe even dangerous. we talked about it. sleeping giant is awake. >> new coach, new attitude. in miami. >> the dolphins riding a two-game winning streak since dan campbell replace joe philbin. furious on defense explosive on offense. whatever they changed really working they are riding high i think they are really getting after quarterback. they got real good guys in coverage. everything going right for miami the last two weeks. >> ten sacks. 5 forced turnovers, two defensive touchdowns. on offense, ryan playing the best football of his career. completing an nfl record 25 >> they are an explosive offense they've got lot of guys that can make plays. they've got, so we on our offense have to really counter that. luckily for patriots, tom brady is at hot as he's been in any stretch of his career. putting up 30 points on the league's best defense this past sunday. we'

the shipment was first discovered in miami earlier this month. a three-car crash slowed traffic in hudson this morning. officers say the driver of a chevy pickup to hit it. the volvo spun out of control and hit a jeep. two drivers were taken to the hospital for minor injuries. no charges have been filed at this time. traffic was slowed for an hour while cars were towed from the road. a goffstown boy is in critical condition at a maine hospital after being hit by a car. the 14-year-old boy was riding his bike by gould academy in bethel friday afternoon. officers say the driver hit him and fled the scene. police arrested 45-year-old richard marin last night. he' s charged with aggravated leaving the scene of a personal-injury crash. firefighters battled a two-alarm blaze last night in keene. officials say you could see heavy smoke on the second floor. one firefighter was taken to the hospital. residents of the three-unit apartment who were home at the time of the fire escaped unhurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. it has been o

they got a great football team. >> reporter: miami with great weapons on offense but if the game were to turn no a shoot-out you have to favor the patriots. they scored over 30 points in every game they played expect for back in week one against the stealers where they put up 28. trey daerr, 7 sports. team play. you want to be out there so i'm working hard to be back in the line-up. >> matt getting his wish. returning tonight against the coyotes after missing the browns' last two games with an undisclosed upper body injury. celtic tip off their season but the nba schedule gets under way tonight when the warriors get their rings, david lee will have to wait for his. the celtics forward would have loved to celebrate with his old one. >> like to go to that but by the time i would have even if i charter back i get in at 3:00 and that is not fair to the current team i'm with and want to have a great opening night to give us a victory. so it's very important to me that watch that tonight but once that happens it will be the last little thing from last season and i'm really excited about tom

always tough game every time we play miami. so, you know, just like the always tough football game always hard fought. i wouldn't expect anything else. >> how will they attack a very, very aggressive dolphins defense. i'm going to talk about that with bryan salmond coming up in a little bit later in this newscast. reporting live in foxboro, tom leyden, fox 25 news. breaking out nantucket. police arrested this man 31-year-old gomes for a sexual assault back in july. police say dna links him to crime that happened near surf side beach parking lot. adams gomes turned himself into nantucket police today. >> also breaking at this hour billerica police department has filed criminal charges against one of its officers. 47-year-old john hickey has been on an administrative leave since early this year after department found oh off duty incident an elk club in 2013. allegedly assaulted another man. 19-year veteran of force is charged with assault and battery. developing tonight. what caused about 60 students to suddenly get sick at sulli

still to come turbulent times aboard a flight to miami. passengers thrown from their seats leading to damage in the cabin . >> anchor: to men accused of resisting a rest. a trail of damage they left behind in fall river . >> anchor: also at 5:30, t trouble on the green line. the danger lurking above the tracks this afternoon. just one hour, a class president at lowell high feeling threat threatened about his classmates after the election. the troubling tents that led to an investigation. >> anchor: a show of support. some cheerleaders in rockland trying to keep spirits high as one of that moms battles cancer. we'll have those stories and i'm a committed conservative that believes in getting results. we made florida number one in job creation... 1.3 million new jobs, 4.4 percent growth, higher family income, eight balanced budgets, and tax cuts eight years in a row that saved our people and businesses 19 billion dollars. and if i am elected president, i'll show congress how that's done. right to rise usa when others head home. at eversource

. >> reporter: at this school in miami, they are planting for the future. >> you are going to measure from where the root is coming out here, the base of where the leaf is doing out. >> reporter: this school and dozens of others across the city are taking part in a scheme to reintroduce native orchids that were once common place. they aim to bring the blooms to miami's urban streets. >> we're losing habitat at an unpress sented rate, populations are growing, we need to find ways to be creative to maintain biodiversity. >> reporter: the million orchid project which is funded by donations and grants hopes to reestablish a healthy population of plants within five years. a single orchid can produce a million seeds, but if conditions aren't perfect, they die. some of the rarest species only flower once every five years. those behind this project know it's high risk with potentially high rewards. the orchids are grown by volunteers, each seed is nursed to full maturity, and the man behind the program hopes it will restore the orchid population to its former glory. >> i would love for people

to see tom brady and the team make it 7-0 against the miami dolphins. >> i'm a little spooked at miami because they've got some change going on in the last few weeks with the new coach and i have been watching them the last couple of weeks do good. but i don't think they are good enough. they better not be. i've come a long way to watch. >> reporter: proving patriots have not slept since yesterday, they haven't even checked into sheer adrenaline. all the way to the end of the celebration. stadium, nicole jacobs, wbz >> all right, she got the there. our pats coverage starts right at 7:00 with a special edition on wbz and kickoff at 8:25. then we break the game down for tv 38. don't forget to join us for the wbz news at 11:00 after the game. >> you would not know by looking at nicole's live shot, but wild night of heavy storms. area, bringing down trees like this one in milton. you can see it came right down car. not good there. a look over the city of boston where the rain has moved out, so long. and, it's clear. >> yeah, and it feels like spring out there right now. walking around in s

. >> adam: coming up we will check in on miami. for al goldep and the canes. >> adam: welcome back to "the ram post-game show." go big or go home. next saturday the home depot s.e.c. on cbs, georgia and florida. coverage begins at 3:00 p.m. eastern with "autotrader college football today." on cbs sports network,a i big night of college football still going. uconn and cincinnati right now followed by "inside college football." back to the scoreboard and baylor, 45-27, narrowest win of the year, corey coleman 18 touchdowns, more than anyone in the nation this year or last year but seth russell, their quarterback, x rays and a catscan after the game showing a fracture in a bone in his neck. he's going to see a specialist shortly. meanwhile in miami, al golden. >> brian: they had three turnovers on the day. tankersley picks off back-up quarterback roggier who replaced injured brad kaaya. bad times in the sunshine state. >> adam: the worst loss in miami history. we'll check the wires on al golden. rick, sparty, another tight one. >> ric

miami dolphins are coming in on a hot streak. they are 2-0 since they replaced their head coach and scored 82 points in those wins. ryan tannehill looked very sharp yesterday nfl best completion percentage of nearly 95%. wbz has thursday night covered for you starting with patriots game day at 7:00. kick off at 8:25 immediately followed by the fifth quarter postgame show on my tv 378 it. you can also catch the 11:00 news with david wade and lisa hughes right here on wbz. think about this. thursday night's game will be the patriots third game in 12 days but they will be ready. guys. playing ball with the red sox. sweetheart deal struck that cost taxpayer a whole lot of money. >>> keeping the n b ta on track the weeks and weeks of . two pedestrians hit in olston this happened on western avenue. police and fire crews are on the scene and right now we don't know the extent of the injuries. we are told that the driver here did stop. >>> the state inspector general is criticizing a deal between boston and red sox. two years ago the bos

how will miami try to stop gronk? he's got six touchdowns this year, five lifetime against miami. dolphins head coach dan campbell is a former tight end and he sounds semi serious about his plan to stop gronk. >> the guy is an animal, and he can do everything. kind of like what we did with j.j. watt last week. them. we'll probably put the whole secondary on him and go from there. >> world series, game one in kansas city. if there's not a sweep, the world series will go into the november for the first time since 2002 but that was because of 9-11. can the royals stop daniel murphy. one of the teams will break a longtime championship route. the mets of course in 1986, but remember where you were 11 years ago tonight? back to folk, can you believe it? the red sox are world series champions, go to our facebook page, mark, you were asking people to share their memories from 11 years ago. >> mark: there were great ones from people who were little kids, woken up by their parents to come down to older folks like you and me. talking about popping champagne and ending the drought. >> even yo

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those behind the project expects some theft, but hope that miami's next generation will be part of their rebirth. >> just be fun it see new planned i hoped grow. being in the street and knowing that you helped them. >> reporter: there are a few orchids now left in the whiled here but if all goes well they could be home for rare and delicate blooms. >>> and a reminders that there is plenty more news on our website al jazeera.com. lots of reports, analysis and features aljazeera.com. >> as israelis' decades old occupation of palestinian territory grinds on, commerce and economics are becoming new battle lines. an embargo is the latest weapon of resistance for gaza and the west bank, but how does an internationally supported boycott movement deal with local vested interests?

lowest total rushing i i a game in miami's history. this is coming off -- miller loon l lt week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in things. then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watchch each other. therers a lot to learn from tom brady. andhe fact is you can keep your skill leveligh as you getet older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that

and we didn't as much inventory. >> so let's go to the hot building in miami, which is on miami beach, it's called fiena house and the big numbers out this have building are amazing. all the hedge fund guys, howard lawyer, kim griffin, all these guys buying in this build. why is this the building. >> it is the hottest building in miami right now and not the faint of heart. you have to be a serious baller to be the faena. >> why? is this location or design? >> it's a combination of things. first and foremost it's actually lifestyle and location. this is not just one building. this is a billion dollar project that will comprise additional art and cultural and social facilities and two hotels. so it's one of two residential towers. >> i see. you have norman foster designing it. i want to talk about the penthouse which as we reported and as has been widely reported was purchased by ken griffin for $60 million is. penthouse all three of those levels. >> >> that is the penthouse. 12,500 square feet of living plus 9500 square feet of outdoor space so it's massive. and you have a 70 foot pool

he was a college football player in miami. event organizers and the city' s mayor sending condolences in the aftermath of the shooting. as please keep searching for the person who pulled the trigger. mike is walkin -- watching the temperatures drop. heather: do you know what you forgot? brr! mike: i dont know how to sell it. the chilling night ahead and who eventually gets warmer temperatures. heather: a bit of down under in th tt2watv#@64 bt@qv9h tt2watv#@64 "a@qf5, tt2watv#@64 bm@qm> tt4watv#@64 " dztq ly4 tt4watv#@64 " entq <]t tt4watv#@64 " gzt& %z, tt4watv#@64 " hnt& 5t@ tt4watv#@64 " iztq _=8 tt4watv#@64 " jntq mmx heather: kangaroo breaks loose and hops itself through a new york neighborhood. it was spotted in the parking lot in staten island around 8:30 this morning to police were able to locate his owner. buster had escaped from his friend' s backyard. keepinga kangaroo in the city is permitted. but it' s legal in the upstate new york community where the animals owner happy ens to live. ed: talk about a chill on the r

. >> reporter: at this school in miami they are plant for this future. but this isn't your average gardening project. >> you will measure from where the root come out higher to the base of where the leaf is coming out. >> reporter: this school and dozens of others across the city are taking part in a scheme to reintroduce native or kids that were once commonplace. >> so this is the -- >> reporter: the idea is based on a similar project in singapore and the aim to bring these blooms to miami's urban streets. >> this is the future and this is almost a bleak reality of it, we are losing habitat at an unprecedented rate. populations are growing, we need it find ways to be creative to main tape biodiversity and need to start with these you are began matrixes. >> reporter: the million or kid project hopes to reestablish a healthy population of plants within five years, but the challenges are huge. a single or kid can produce a million seeds. but if conditions aren't perfect, they die. biologically very little is known about or kids. some of the rarest species

en miami, el centro nacional de huracanes dijo que la marejada producira olas enormes y destructivas. la emergencia por el huracan "patricia" obligo a miles en las zonas de mayor impacto a refugiarse en abergues temporales habilitados por el gobierno mexicano!!pero junto a la amenaza de deslaves e inundaciones, para quienes buscaron refugio, persiste la incertidumbre sobre que habra pasado con sus hogares!!pedro rojas, en puerto vallarta, nos tiene mas detalles... emergencias como la generada por el huracan "patricia" en mexico son, en realidad, un proceso que en ocasiones puede prolongarse hasta mucho despues de que el fenomeno impacta el territorio!!como nos dice jaime garcia, desde la capital mexicana, algunas de las medidas programadas por el gobierno para responder a las demandas de residentes y turistas, estan todavia por ejecutarse... poderosos huracanes de categoria 5 han tocado tierra en los ultimos aqos en este destruccion!!en la costas del pacifico, solo habia tocado tierra otra tormenta antes de el huracan "patricia"!!fue en 1958 y aunque no tenia nombre llego cerca de man

you know -- there is nothing like miami. nothing. [cherering] nothing like miami. incredible. , when i was a little boy, my father always -- he said, come on, son. he did not play golf. he did not have time to play golf, but he had a beautiful swing. he played very little, almost never. he used to love coming here. it was the hottest resort in the country. this was a long time ago. i will not say how many years because i like to think i'm very young. but, a long time ago. at the beginning. go and wouldlet's walk around. who would've ever thought that someday i would own this place? who would've ever thought? there wereed is that five courses. almost 800 acres right smack in the middle of miami. incredible location, right near the airport, 10 minutes away. always did well. it was always one of the top places. sadly, wall street got a hold of it. the original developer -- they'll pay taxes, don't worry. they will pay. don't worry. you know, you know, what happened is it became a money thing. it was like playing cards. they traded. every year and every three years, so

. >> you have seen prevention in miami where we note you frequent quiet. you're there quiet frequently. >> well, let me tell you because i cannot make it to the studio because of the floods on the street. the city has taken money and puts hundreds of thousands of dollars into pumps and raises roads so that you can live there when the water comes up from the moon or floods or hurricanes. that makes people want to live there. there's a way to do this and that's the best example in the country. i will say that sandy has improved things. it's better than it was before. the govm doernment does not su subsidi subsidize. if sandy happened, it would be costly than the last time. >> john? >> cannot make it to the studio in miami unless you're late. >> it's the floods i tell you. >> it would be a drought and you could not make it to the studio on time. i do agree with the private insurance and building the mandates and you see that in the areas with the hurricanes. it makes a big difference. there are certain thing that is the government needs to step in on. look at

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. >>> the patriots jetting right back to work, next up the miami dolphins here on wbz, gives the the jets all the action here on wbz down 20-16 in the fourth there, danny on the crucial third and six touch down for new england that puts the pats up 23-20. brady leading this blitz beautifully, wide open, pats steal the deal beat the jets 23- 3. now 6 and 0 on the season. >> typical hard fought game against new york, and always good to come out on top. been a long way to go here short turn around, get ready in a hurry now for miami, players did a good job playing through this week for a couple tough road games and they laid it out there today when they had to, proud of the way they played. >>> the pats will host the miami dolphins thursday night at gilette stadium you can see the game on wbz we'll be live at morning. >>> this morning, meat with a side of danger the troubling new report about your diet and your health. >>> also ahead an early halloween why one community decided to mark the holiday a week early. >>> partying too hard how one late night host wound up in the hospital after

up next for them, the miami dolphins on thursday night football. give the pats a little time to celebrate sunday's win over the jets. all the action happened right here on wbz. down 20-16 in the 4th quarter. brady there on the crucial 3rd and 6th. put the pats up 23-20. pats would get the ball back. brady reading the blitz finding. the pats are now 6-0 to start >> typical hard fought game against new york and it's always good to come out on top. it's been a long way to go, short turn around, get ready in a hurry now for miami but it's good to get a win here today. the players did a good job playing through this week after a couple tough road games. they laid it out there today when they had to. i'm proud of the way we played. >> they'll host the miami dolphins thursday night at gillette right here on wbz. patriots game day starts at 7:00. >>> tom brady's biggest fans catching the jepts game at gillette as well -- jets game at gillette as well. >>> donald trump holding an early event as he faces mounting competition in the polls. >> joe biden's firs

later on tonight on abc, miami, unbeaten florida state. an incredible game and a big 10 win for the badgers. huskers are 2 and 4 for the . baby! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet available for all your devices. get out of the past. get fios. >>> a family in mourning tonight. they are remembering a staten island teenager who fell to his death in an elevator shaft in an abandoned building. [ singing ] [ explosion ] >> some peaceful protests to a massacre. twin bombs blast in turkey kill nearly 100 people. good evening, i'm sandra bookman. joe is off. we begin with a horrifying event in that abandoned hospital in staten island. a 16-year-old high school sophomore fell from the 7th story of the empty building on c

here we are in miami. [applause] goodness for the commission for women who fought hard to get the statue. one of the only women in the country who founded a city. there she is. it is a beautiful statue down one -- done by one of the finest sculptors in the country. they know how hard it is. [applause] lynette: congratulations. famous, famous, it is so far, but it is our capital. it is famous for the memorials. they are huge. people visit them. there are almost 50. this is one. this is another, very famous memorial. imagine 50 of these -- i think it is 48, 40 9 -- it could change tomorrow. this is a new one. let's keep going. this is a very famous memorial, the vietnam veterans memorial. it is a sad story and a happy story. this memorial was designed by maya lin. a 21-year-old college student. she wrote her idea on a proposal. the proposals were handed in line. they did not know who did them, and they put them on a wall in a giant room, and she won this competition, and everyone who died in the the it now m

desde el hospital jackson memorial, miami nordeste rÍo. ilia: llegamos al final con las noticias mÁs importantes a esta hora los vemos mÁs tarde en la ediciÓn nocturna. hasta entonces. ♪ ♪ [grita] eloÍsa: pero ¿quÉ pasa? julieta: me duele mucho, mucho. eloÍsa: no, pero ¿cÓmo? fiorella: "tranquilla, tranquilla". eloÍsa: si son mis gotas, a ver. [gime] julieta: no puedo abrirlos. eloÍsa: no, estas no son mis gotas. julieta: [grita] ¡alÉjate de mÍ! no permitas que la italiana se me acerque. federica: son las que siempre usas. eloÍsa: no, no son, tienen algo. aquÍ me estÁ ardiendo la mano. federica: voy a ver, voy a revisar. eloÍsa: dile--allÁ, a la simona que traiga una toalla, que traiga algo para lavarle los ojos. julieta: ay, no los aguanto, no los aguanto, no. eloÍsa: agua de manzanilla, algo, por favor, fiorella. julieta: eloÍsa, esa italiana me quiere hacer daÑo. eloÍsa: no, mi vida. julieta: como discutos

miami. give your gathering something to gather around. amoi setng geouofheas g fs. >> cbs sports presents "the ram post-game show." >> adam: welcome to "the ram post-game show." i'm adam zucker. i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs begins with "ncis: los angeles." and "criminal minds." hours." tonight, only cbs. in the game you just saw, a gritty win for alabama. 19-14. taking the lead in the final moments of the game. a game of sacks. five by each team. now alabama keeps pace in the west. still got that big match-up november 7 with l.s.u. and, of course, the tide rooting for a&m tonight with ole miss owning that tiebreaker. tennessee falling further in the east, i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. this was a great game to watch. alabama survives. >> rick: gary danielson said it best. sometimes it comes down to athlete on athlete. if you wonder why coaches recruit the way they do, you don't have to wonder any longer. you go to fulton dale, alabama to get your player. if you go on a big

miami is riding a winning streak of their own, joe amorosino is live tonight ahead of the kickoff. >> reporter: the patriots trying to run their record to 7 had ever 0 for the first time since 2007 when they went 16-0 in the regular season. they go up against a doll phipps team that could be scary on this night. remember the patriots are in command of what they're doing with tom brady moving so well in pocket even with his offensive line beat up but if you ask brady it's always tough playing the miami dolphins. players. they have had them, you know, every time we played challenge. >> reporter: tom brady and teammates not taking the miami riding a two-game winning streak under interim head coach dan campbell and getting it done on offense. >> announcer: inside the 20, at the 10 -- touchdown! >> reporter: on defense -- >> mario to -- pass! jones. >> last two games watching them, they play hard. they tackle hard and they play well at the defense. >> they have a lot of explosive players. we have to do a good job staying on them. covering them. once they catch the ball tackling. >> reporte