that the reason you didn't come to miami is because the cuban government is afraid once you get to miami you would defect. how do you respond to that? >> translator: who said that? who said that? i think i have been extremely clear. people think or some people think that i'm under pressure here. i have always said i haven't lost anything in miami and sometimes what i would like to do is go down there with a rifle i don't know to get rid of how many people. >> are you serious about that sir? that's obviously a very inflammatory remark. >> translator: what about isn't it inflammatory what they are doing with my son? >> i did see his anger and i did see his frustration. but as a parent, you get on the first flight that you can and you get your child. he's not allowed to do that. i had to take care of his child. my dad had to shelter his child. juan miguel's frustration should be with the cuban government, not with me, or not with our family. >> neither juan miguel or the cuban government offered any compelling reason why he couldn't just go and get his son. cuban officials cited concerns fo

cubans began threeing to miami. it continued as castro confiscated private property. >> are you a communist fidel? >> wait for the history. the history will say what we are. >> with castro drawing closer to the soviets the american government punished cuba with an economic e-mail bar go. then it backed a cuban invasion by exiles at the bay of pigs. the bitter exiles would blame their defeat on the american's half hearted support. castro revealed in his victory. it gave him enemies in miami and washington that he would exploit for years to come. [ speaking foreign language ] >> new wave of cuban refugees poured into miami. >> what are conditions like there now? >> in cuba? >> yes. >> bad conditions. we have no food. >> where do you plan to settle in the united states? >> in miami where my mother lives and my sister. >> it was really kind of a red neck town. it was a southern, tough, good old boy white town. then into this atmosphere comes thousands of spanish speaking refugees bringing this fire in their heart from h

people in miami. because i needed to give them the order that it was a go. >> i had two lines, one to the house and one to attorney general janet reno. it never occurred to me there was a raid planned and i kept saying to the attorney general, what's the big rush about? >> she gave them deadlines, she told them after this point it's going to be too late and then you are out of time. you're running out of time. >> that was the only night that elian didn't sleep. he was scared that they would take him. >> it's well past midnight and i tell aaron, look, i'm beginning to feel uncomfortable, this is a one-page document. >> there was questions in the room, you know, are we on hold? is it a go? and ms. reno said, it's a go. >> then about 4:00, we got a call from aaron and his voice is almost shaken. and he says to me, you got five minutes to wake everybody up. i woke everybody up. and while we're having the conversation, there's a bunch of yelling and screaming. outside. and i said to aaron, aaron, the feds

el fiscal general estuvo hoy en miami ratificando el anuncio de que el condado miami dade puede recibir fondos federales por no ser santuario para inmigrantes. luego comparÓ a miami con la ciudad de chicago que sÍ es ciudad santuario y donde han asesinado a 433 personas en los cfle va de aÑo. en miami han muerto menos de 150. >> el presidente donald trump nombrÓ hoy al puesto de jefa de casa blanca. es una de las asesoras del mandatario y reemplazarÁ a anthony quien renunciÓ a diez dÍas de estar en el puesto. la nueva funcionaria trabaja desde hace tiempo para donald trump y regula el acceso de periodistas al rpresidente. conduvtor: la posibilidad que otorge un perdÓn presidencial al joe arpaio. el propio donald trump dio indicios que lo harÍa y arpaio parece darlo por hecho. >> arpaio, por ejemplo, violÓ los derechos constitucionales o no los violÓ? >> verdadero malestar ha provocado la posibilidad de que el exjefe de alguaciles del condado de maricopa en arizona sea el primero que reciba un perdÓn del presidente donald trump. >> el trump ahora viene a rescatarlo, diciÉndo

steve harrigan live in miami. steve? >> reporter: sandra, the attorney general is scheduled to start speaking at the port of miami in about 15 minutes time. he'll be speaking before a group of 100 law enforcement agents. so far there has been no sign of any major protest. we expect him to talk about sanctuary cities and the rise of violent crime in those sanctuary cities is also expected to praise miami dade county officials who have largely reversed the county's policy since 2013. now in miami dade county, if you are in a county jail, they are able to detain you for an extra 48 hours if your immigration status is suspect. they are able to do that to allow ice agents to check your immigration status. that has affected about 400 people so far. it's been largely a controversial move here in heavily democratic miami. lot of opponents say that it is an anti-immigrant move. the mayor of miami dade county has justified the measure, saying in the immediate term his main concern was losing several hundred thousand dollar in fede

down around miami, miami beach today, seven inches of rain at miami beach. take a look at this video. you think gridlock? flooded roadways for sure. i saw upwards of four feet of water in some of the roadways there around the miami beach area. it was just nasty down there. tons and tons of cars continue to be flooded out. this is a major, major issue down there in miami. they continue to see more and more of these flooding events. this one happened around high tide and that's why that happened in that area. emily, by the way, going to continue to move out to sea. not going to be any impact for us. the chance for storms, not tomorrow morning, but here we are, notice around 2:00, i-95 corridor again, a couple of showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow afternoon, a little more coverage in parts of northern virginia. most of us do remain on the dry side. next the front door, looking pretty good. but the temperatures going back up there. 91 on your wednesday. 92 thursday and friday. this weekend, though, if you've got plans this weekend, or better yet, if you don't h

miami is backed away from being a sanctuary city and we just heard jeff sessions a quote miami showing dedication to the rule of law. it's just about five days after the presence of knockers at the president issued an executive order denying federal grants to cities who choose not to comply with federal laws regarding deportation and illegal immigrants but the one thing that might have been left out of the news conference although it's still going on is the cities. what do all six of the cities recognizable with their sidelines have in common? they ignore mr. trump's policies but if they continue to there will be a high financial cost, $27 billion snatched away from them and federal grants. a defiant attacks and open books.com has put a number on it, $27 billion which amounts to approximately $500 for every man, woman and child in the cities. add them crunched the numbers to the dollar how much would sanctuary cities lose if they didn't comply. a nonprofit dedicated to keeping big government transparent and accountable and immigration sanctuary cities were at attorney christopher lasch

jeff sessions contrasted miami with chicago. he said the two have similar populations but chicago, which is now suing the trump administration over its sanctuary city policy has triple the murder rate. the reason sessions said he blamed squarely on chicago sanctuary city policy. >> he said if you enter the country last week, with a criminal record, and get to chicago, for example, we will not even support deporting you even after you commit a serious crime against one of our citizens. now, this is lawlessness. >> as it stands now, in miami-dade county jail, people can be detained an additional 48 hours. if their immigration status is under question. so far, 173 people, since january have been turned over to ice. and 70% of those have prior criminal records. the mayor of miami-dade county has said his primary motivation has been money. he has been concerned about the possible loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal aid for law enforcement projects, if he fails to comply with trump administration regulations. miami is

how many people is this affects in miami-dade? >> since january when they reversed it, about 400 people. 173 of those were turned over to ice agents. small numbers right now. it hasn't sparked a large number of outrage. there's about two dozen protesters outside jeff sessions speech. >> shepard: today the woman that lost the most in charlottesville promised that her daughter's death in virginia at the hands of white supremacists won't be in vain. tell people if you see injustice, don't sit back. stand up. >> find what is wrong, don't ignore it, don't look the other way. make it a point to say to yourself, what can i do to make a difference and that is how you make my child's death worth while. i'd rather have my child, but by golly, if i have to give her up, we're going to make it count. [applause] a road trip like your furry sidekick! so when your "side glass" gets damaged... [dog barks] trust safelite autoglass to fix it fast. it's easy! just bring it to us, or let us come to you, and we'll get you back on the road! >> woman: th

born and raced in miami reno emphasized with the cuban exiles. she had a passion for child welfare issues which she handled before working with the clinton administration. >> she devoted her life to keeping children safer, reducing domestic violence and helping families. >> as reno stepped forward she made no secret of her competing. she invited elian's miami relatives to plead their case. >> we filed a very significant lawsuit in federal court. it's the case of elian gonzalez versus janet reno. >> my hope is people will look at this little boy ooand get hi

i stayed on an open line with the ins people in miami. because i needed to give them the order that it was a go. >> i had two lines. one to the house, and one to attorney general janet reno. it never occurred to me that there was a raid planned. and i kept saying to the attorney general, what's the big rush about? >> she gave them deadlines. she told them after this point, it's going to be too late. and then you are out of time. you're running out of time. >> that was the only night that elian didn't sleep. he was scared that they would take him. >> it's well past midnight. and i tell him, look, i mean, i'm beginning to feel very uncomfortable like there's a problem there because there's no reason. this is a one-page document. >> there was questions in the room on, you know, are we on hold? is it a go? and miss reno said it's a go. >> then about 4:00, we got a call from aaron. and his voice is almost shaking. and he says to me, you got five minutes to wake everybody up. i woke everybody up. and while we're having that conversation, there'

born and raised in miami, reno identify identified with the cuban exiles. she had a passion for child welfare issues which she handled as a florida prosecutor before joining the clinton administration. >> she devoted her life to making her community safer, keeping children out of trouble, reducing domestic violence and helping families. >> as reno stepped forward she made no secret of her competing sympathies. trying to find a compromise she set aside the deadline of returning elian to cuba and invited his relatives to plead their case. >> today, we have filed a very significant lawsuit in federal court. it is the case of elian gonzalez versus janet reno. >> my hope is that people will look at this little boy and get him into a situation where he can live a normal life without television cameras and the world in his face. >> elian, himself, he had said almost knnothing in public duri his time in miami. but one night in january, a camera caught him yelling at a passing airplane and his words quickly became a point of contention. the family disputed the trans

un, why temperatures g abo the in miami beach and weather. we're talk iing about the >>> obamacare plans will be sold agreeded to of the u.s sell plaps in a small ohio county which had been left without coverage when anthem pulled out. while every county in the country will have an insurer, more than 1400 could have only one. state regulators have been negotiating to sell plans in counties where many of the big insurers have exited. >>> apple plans to build its next u.s. data center in iowa. more than $200 million were apra appro approved. apple plans to spend more than build two state-of-the-art data centers on 2,000 acres. the projec create 50 jobs which pay a minimum of about $29 per hour. >>> the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits rose less than expect ed last week. initial un benefits increased 2,000 to 234,000. the data suggests a further tightening of labor market claims have been below 300,000 for 129 consecutive weeks. that's the longest stretch since 1970. e job market remains strong, wages have barely budged. and

ademÁs de ser miembros de los miami marlins campeones en 1997. los miami dolphins continuar sus prÁcticas, el nuevo mariscal de campo del equipo aterrizÓ estÁn en el lugar, mientras tanto el entrenador confirmÓ que sigue de cerca la investigaciÓn sobre el acusado de un incidente de violencia domÉstica. en mÁs de la nfl, el esquinero de los atlanta ha sido suspendido en goce de sueldo por los primeros partidos por violar las polÍticas de la liga al consumir sustancias para mejorar el rendimiento. ♪ te invitamos a que disfrutes de la copa mx: atlÉtico enfrentarÁ a tigres y amÉrica ante la universidad autÓnoma del estado de mÉxico. nuestro momento divertido es que un grupo de aficionados celebrando el campeonato femenino de su equipo holanda terminaron cayÉndose. la venezolana sublimar rojas se proclamÓ campeona en salto triple en el mundial de atletismo. ilia: el pasado sÁbado falleciÓ en philadelphia la figura que todos conocÍamos, si ya la cubana. trabajamos para realizarle un perfil y conocer a esa persona que siempre iba a l

you still might want to go to miami >> miami, these are all home games, they're all home games. next on the 12th of february, valentine's day, miami and again, we'll see if she's not there >> valentine's day, do you think you'll be busy >> they don't. i don't think so. >> i won't be either. we're good. >> it's a one year anniversary of -- we could go to chicago. . >> you just said we're doing -- ok, not -- chicago to the chicago home game >> no, actually at chicago >> you just got on me for talking about going to miami now you're talking about going to chicago. i pick miami over chicago. >> it comes down to see if we're going to get in the playoffs or not late in the year, april 6th, cleveland cavaliers. >> labron? >> to see -- that's the only four games left in the season. we'll know by then if they're playoff bound team >> either way i want to go see games >> all the new people will be showing up to games now, know we've been there. >> we've been there. >> back when we were still building. >> i know that i'm supposed to remember what we're doing next but i'm elderly and i have

is miami-dade worried about losing money, sir? >> i think they all should be. this idea that you'll get money from the federal government but then try to undercut federal law and federal law enforcement, it doesn't sit well with american taxpayers and not good policy. i'm sure it was a concern but i think it's a legitimate concern and i think that sessions is right and the president is right to use that and say get with the program, otherwise then just deal with it on your own and we won't be providing the federal spigot. >> bill: there is a clause about a detainer which means if you apprehend someone, you hold them for a period of time. in this case it may be indefinitely, until the federal officials can get there and if more action needs to be taken against that suspect, that action will be taken. that must be a critical aspect of this in places like miami-dade in order to clear and clarify the status of said individual. how significant is that do you believe? >> i think it's very important. if you remember one of the guys who used to campaign with the presid

. >> en miami angie noticias te m telemundo . >> tampoco dremeamers se dan po vencido . >> hjoy joy llegan a la ifiucof fiscal que es parte de quien quiere demanar si el prtrum n r revoca daca, participo en fondos gritando que los imnmigrantes n son delincuentes . >> hace dias del 1 de agosto los inmigrantes que tienen tps (temporary protection status( en 9 estados pueden pedir reside i residencia permanente para hab hablar de quienes califican , de laos angeles la abogado de mig a inmigracion de telemundo , d doctora un gusdto . >> quienes califican?. >> personas que tienen el tps (temporary protection status( lo contin continuan y estan casados con un ciudadano udensestadounidense n tienen hijos de 21 aÑos que tambien son ciudadanos y permite lograr la residencia dentro de e estados unidos , sin tener que ir a el salvador nicaragua o h n honduras todo dentro de estados unidos . >> quien vive fuera de esos e a estados con tps (temporary protection status( no calific ? califican?. >> asi es, hay dos circuitos que tienen esta regla del poder em g emigarr el 9no y el 6to si es o otros estad

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♪ ♪ ♪ >>vinimos hasta esta granja en el sur de miami. antes del fenÓmeno natural, las gallinas estaban despiertas, activas, comiendo y correteaban. las cabras estaban despiertas y las palomas tambiÉn, muy activas. cuando empieza el paso del eclipse, las cabras se orillaron, los patos parecieron quedar fundidos y las gallinas empezaran a replegarse. se hicieron hacia un lado y se acortaron. Ésta quedÓ totalmente dormida, esta otra encontrÓ su rincón, Éstas tambiÉn encontraron su lugar, al lado de su mamÁ. Éstas quedaron estÁticas y la más pequeÑa, profunda las mÁs grandes tambiÉn cayeron. las cabras de repente empezaron a correr y buscaron una sombra,esta se quedÓ en una esquina, otras simplemente se quedaron en el piso. las palomas salieron volando como cuando termina la tarde. luego todo volviÓ a la normalidad. las gallinas estaban nuevamente activas como si nada hubiera pasado y las cabras otra vez estaban de pie. >> se fueron a dormir no porque tuviera un sueÑo sino por el fenÓmeno del eclipse. >> es algo de la natu

menos de dos horas despuÉs apareciÓ en un evento del vicepresidente miami. se llama asimismo michael . la apariciÓn de este hombre sosteniendo el cartel que dice "negros por trump" tiene a muchos preguntÁndose quiÉn es ese personaje. fue miembro de una polÉmica secta religiosa en 1999 junto con el lÍder de ese culto fue acusado de conspiraciÓn para cometer dos asesinatos, pero un jurado lo exonerÓ. se convirtió en predicador. en el 97 lo acusaron de robo, de llevar un arma en un aviÓn. lo encontramos en este evento en miami donde esperÁbamos la llegada del vicepresidente. a las ocho ya estaba en fila. habÍa gente esperando desde el dÍa anterior. cuando llegamos, no habÍa nadie en el lugar. dije: me voy a sentar aquÍ porque sabÍa que era un buen puesto. dice que nadie lo cuestionan. ellos no dicen nada. que tampoco le pagaron ni le reclutaron para asistir al evento le preguntamos si trump o su cÍrculo sabía de su asociaciÓn con la cuestionada secta. yo no sÉ si lo sabe, no le he preguntado. y sÉ que seguÍa a trump porque le gustan sus ide

i seen before i came to miami. nearly 10,000 criminal aliens that have been released rather than turned over to ice, nearly 10,000 have recommitted another crime. >> wow. >> this is a community safety issue, an officer safety issue. you know, chicago needs to wake up. what they're doing is not right. >> so where does it go from here? do you say look, if you're not going to comply, you're not going to get any money? >> well, a couple things. first of all, the president has given us 10,000 more law enforcement officers for ice. we're in the process of hiring them. the first place i'm sending the additional resources are to sanctuary cities. so if they think they're going to skirt the law be releasing them back, i'm going to send more officers to find them and remove then from the country. we also not only pulling funding -- a point was made by general sessions. the government is not pulling the funding. it's the mayor and the politicians that made the decision not to cooperate with us. they're the ones that are pulli

desde miami, florida, vilma tarazona, univisiÓn. ilia: entre semana saldrÁ a la venta un nuevo libro de hillary clinton en el que narra aspectos desconocidos de la campaÑa presidencial en la obra titulada "lo que pasÓ". narra lo que significÓ para ella competir con trump. lourdes: en su nuevo libro la excandidata demÓcrata la presidencia hillary clinton cuenta el momento en que se le puso la piel de gallina cuando donal trump comenzÓ seguirla de cerca en el escenario del segundo debate presidencial. lo llamÓ "asqueroso". clinton lee un fragmento de su libro "lo que pasÓ" que saldrÁ a la venta prÓximamente. [habla en inglÉs] lourdes: agrega que querÍa congelar el momento y pedirle la audiencia que respondiera lo que harÍan ellos. [hablan inglÉs] lourdes: dos dÍas antes habían salido las grabaciones de trump jactÁndose de su acoso a mujeres. optÓ por ignorarlo, agrega, a sabiendas de que enfrentarse a Él hubiera tenido impacto. >> la intimidaciÓn del seÑor trump durante el debate es algo que no creemos que lo hubi

jeff sessions speaking in miami tç."america's news headquarter. >> heather: some new information on a trade deal that president trump wants pledge to repeal. >> jon: the first round of negotiations underway between representatives of canada, mexico,cbrÑ and the u.s. to revp nafta. live in bartlett illinois, farmers are paying close attention. >> that's because nafta has been a great thing on the farm and they are not too thrilled about those negotiations starting today in washington. take a look at whatht has happd to farmç exports since the nafa deal went into effect. they had just become huge, in 2006 the number was $10.9 billion which was up, ten years later it is up 64% to almost $18 billion. mexico is now the number one destination for u.s. corn, like the corn grown here behind me. they don't want nafta to get screwed up. taken as a whole, nafta has increased the trade deficit with mexico, it is now over $64 billion and3?ú it increasedn both of the past two years. it is interesting to note that if it weren't fo

minutos de pÁnico se vivieron en el centro comercial de miami, con una alarma de disparos. vamos con toda la informaciÓn. loctuor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con fÉlix. arantxa: buenas noches una marea humana recorriÓ las calles de boston. 40,000 personas unidas en una contra protesta, marcha por la libre expresiÓn convocada por un grupo pequeÑo de ultraderechistas. contÓ con mucha organización y presencia policiaca terminÓ con 23 arrestos pero sin heridos. >> momentos de tensiÓn se vivieron en la mayor demostraciÓn realizada una semana despuÉs de la violenta manifestaciÓn en charlottesville,que dejÓ una participante muerta. miles participaron parte de una contra protesta en boston, promovido por un grupo que tendrÍa vínculos con supremacistas blancos, aunque lo han negado. >> eso es lo que han dicho pero invitaron para que vengan a hablar, dos de los que hablaron en charlottesville. la mismas personas presentes que estaban allÁ. difÍcil crearles. >> ambas demostraciones se desarrollaron de forma pacÍfica excepto por algunas confrontaci

the majority of the miami dolphins are black.ow how are they miami dolphins racist? itci might be a purely football decision. cutler is more of a court of fact, he had a great year under his offensive coordinator in chicago. he could jell there. kaepernick isin more of a runnig quarterback. that is fine. he had a good season statistically last year on the 4049ers brady 16 touchdowns. they want 1-10. the guy is a loser. he's a loser on the field and off the field. >> greg: i feel like this is another arena where identity politicss. invades and divides because it creates a prism that only allows for one perspective. it has to be racist if they do this. you have to hate this person because of their skin color, that is what identity politics does. >> dana: then, whatever decision you make couldn't be a business decision. was in a just two weeks ago that the nfl made an announcement that said that the reason, they did a study, the reason the ratings were down last year was because of kaepernick? the miami dolphins, do you want a successful team? i don't mean even just win

he was rescued and placed with relatives in miami. but his father and the castro regime demanded his return sparking international drama. >> reporter: they were summoned by president fidel castro for what he calls the second stage of the battle of the masses. thousands demonstrated in front of the u.s. diplomat in havana. the boys father joined other cubans demanding the child be returned. >> american immigration official wills interview the father in cuba, give him a chance to prove his paternity. >> we had this very unusual circumstance of a father in cuba asking for the son to be returned to him. it was pretty unprecedented. i mean, typically people who came to the united states from cuba came because they wanted to stay here. >> the stand off ended in april of 2000 when federal agents took elian from his miami relatives and returned him to cue be. our political commentator joining us now from miami with more. anna, you remember the protests from your time in miami over these years. how significant was that moment for u.s.-cuban re

los Ángeles 77 grados, 66 la mÍnima, en miami necesitan el paragua, la temperatura alta 80 y chicago 77 dallas 98 y vamos con el sabor de la farÁndula adelante. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> vamos con mucho chile y mucho limÓn hasta mÉxico con mi querida karina monroy. mi karina esto estÁ bastante fuerte caray ¿ cuÉntame?. >>> ay! amiga esto es una mezcla perfecta entre chilamiento y limÓn te ard las entraÑas y lo que sucede con juliÓn y rafa, muchos reaccionaron por ejemplo alejandro fernÁndez ayer vi bio mensajes para su amigo rafael mÁrquez y juliÓn al va vez, ji bonnie su cuenta de red social alentador a sus amigos, apoyo moral para mÁrquez, amigo y fans, esperando que todo se aclare para su bienestar. no solamente alejandro jan fernÁndez reaccionÓ. veamos lo que escribiÓ la esposa de rafa mÁrquez y dijo, dios nos bendiga a todos, serÁ que le habrÁ mandado como si buena fibra a su ex esposo, pero no es casualidad que haya decidido escribir esto. y tambiÉn otros amigos de juliÓn Álvarez, le escribieron como manÉ de la pavb parra y hospital raza palencia, y manÉ esc

and miami beach. >> this is a private beach of the mansion. every six months, we bring new sand. ♪ >> the new italian owners paid $8 million for the property plus a nearly $2 million renovation. >> we found it in very bad condition. when we bought this property, we decided to save it. >> but they made sure to maintain many of the original details. >> now we are in the bathroom of the cabana. all the structure is original. >> this is the original window. >> as many 1920s touches as possible were kept, including the wood multi-pane windows, some original light fixtures, fireplaces, and art deco features such as gold-and-black powder room. >> we want to show you the al capone bath. ♪ >> this is completely the design from al capone. and it's a clear example of the art deco style. and the tiles are amazing. it's -- everything, it's original. >> the estate is actually a collection of three houses -- the main villa, a gatehouse, and a two-story cabana. >> al capone wanted to be protected from the land and from the sea. >> the guesthouse, which se

, miami beach, ft. lauderdale, norfolk, on up the east coast, galveston, and, of course, in other parts of the world you have these low-lying islands and places like bangladesh where tens of millions of people live in areas that are in danger of being inundated and the number of people that are becoming climate refugees already is beginning to create some political unrest and challenges to the governance of some countries that have a tough time even in the best of seasons. and these refugees are the drought-stricken areas, also climate refugees, are beginning to create instability in parts of europe and this is just the beginning. we need to get a handle on this and slow it down and ultimately solve it. >> i want you to meet james eskridge, mayor of tangea, virginia, small island in the chesapeake bay, in danger of being swallowed by the sea. they asked the president to fund a seawall to save their homes. in june after watching a cnn report on the issue, president trump called mayor eskridge, according

joining us now, miami-dade county mayor, carlos gimenez. you took a lot of heat in the beginning but you think it was worth it based on the results you are seen? >> it was definitely worth it. i knew what we were doing was the right thing. we went back to a policy that had been in effect since 2013. we tweaked it in 2013 and went back to what was pre2013. it wasn't a big change. it was the right thing to do. i think the actions and letters what that we got prove it. >> dana: he talked about families and children, i guess it's also a concern but i would imagine immigrant communities do want people who are criminals to be taken away. >> exactly. the numbers prove it, really. we really had only about less than 500 retainer requests since we changed the policy back in late january. 75% of those detainee requests are multiple offenders. we picked up less than 200 of them. we are not talking about a large number but these folks that i.c.e. is interested in, by the way, i.c.e. also had them on their radar. we arrest them and processed them like an

i don't know what's best for miami-dade county. they should decide that this is clearly what they decided. i love that we have a system that allows for these sorts of things. >> david: yes or no answer should there be angst area cities in america? >> it depends. >> no. there shouldn't be. >> kat: much more complicated than that i would love to finish that would be amazing. the issue here isn't should they or shouldn't they. the issue is constitutional in terms of who they have a right to force local police officers to do. constitution matters to me. >> you wonder why there is divisiveness in america. let me tell you where the division is. the division is people on my side who don't think you should give sanctuary to criminals. and then have you goofballs well we need to give sanctuary to bad people, criminals, people who break the law. are you kidding me? this is a debate in america where you want to provide sanctuary for criminals. >> kat: no, no that's not it. >> eboni: where are you on the dreamers? where are you the children th

this was my walk to work on august first when miami endured four hours of thunderstorms. in the busy downtown brickell district cars stalled on every block streets turned into rivers pradesh koreans were left stranded and drainage failures were put on display like never before in miami beach a power outage knocked out the anti flooding storm water pumps which are not equipped with backup generators experts say storm water flooding will worsen unless miami's poorly designed and outdated infrastructure is updated vit the elevated c. we have less you know less reports for our infrastructure our roads from this things so what happens is whenever we have heavy rain falls there is little room for our for draining the excessive excessive rain and that causes flooding and the higher this the level becomes the more dire the situation will be miami has already spent an estimated five hundred million dollars to fight rising sea levels meanwhile some experts say massive construction projects underway throughout the city exacerbate the flooding because land where water could previousl

. ♪ ♪ javier: segÚn varios reporte, el dueÑo de los miami marlins ya no vendrÁ al equipo. karina: este viernes el dueÑo de los miami marlins habÍa aceptado una oferta de compra de la franquicia de 1.2 millones de dÓlares. se espera que la lÍnea reciba el contrato de venta este mismo dÍa. >> esperemos que cambie la cosa y que puedan crecer los marlins. >> el problema estÁ en la administraciÓn adentro. karina: falta que dueÑos de grandes ligas se reÚna para aprobar la venta. javier: el miami dolphins decidiÓ operarse para reparar el daÑo de su rodilla derecha y se perderÁ toda la temporada en la baja. danny no tenÍa una lesiÓn grave pero el jugador decidiÓ ir al quirÓfano para el ligamento cruzado de su rodilla. y los philadelphia cambiaron al receptor junto con una selecciÓn de tercera ronda. interceptÓ dos pases y fue titular por 14 juegos la semana pasada. comenzÓ la premier liga inglesa y el arsenal recibiÓ al leicester. el arsenal respondiÓ con sus goleadores 4-3. este chamaco desde pequeÑo pateaba a su mami cuando estaba en la panza y ya es un beb

lo hizo en su visita a miami que fue rechazada por activistas proinmigrantes, reiterÓ que el gobierno no puede darle dinero de los contribuyentes a ciudades que no cumplan leyes migratorias, eligiÓ a miami dade por colaborar, asegurÓ que es una de las ciudades mÁs seguras de estados unidos. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> hoy somos testigos de cÓmo una familia de california queda partida en dos tras la polÍtica inmigratoria, dejan dos dÉcadas de vida y trabajo en este paÍs. compartimos sus Últimos momentos juntos antes de la deportaciÓn. >> marÍa y eusebio empacaron en seis maletas mÁs de 20 aÑos de historias y recuerdos. con su hijo de 12 aÑos llevan el corazÓn destrozado, Él llora a escondidas. >> dejo a mis hijos solos, no Ée quÉ va a has aro. >> la familia recibiÓ apoyo a abrumador de la comunidad, familia y mÁs, trabajaron para que le permitieran quedarse, al menos a su hija de 16 aÑos graduarse de la escuela, pero ice dijo que ha sido revisado y que determinan que no hay base legal para permanecer en el paÍs. >> el apoyo es porque la estÁn botando de aquÍ cuando cent

. >> nosotros venimos desde miami, llegamos muy tarde y cualquier sacrificio vale la pena. aquÍ se define la vida de 1 millÓn de jóvenes. estoy viendo a defender con uÑas y dientes. rafael: 50 organizaciones formarÁn parte de la iniciativa a tres semanas de que la administraciÓn trump decida el curso de la acciÓn ejecutiva. para el grupo de "dreamers" la marcha serÁ solo el inicio de sus esfuerzos. >> durante la campaÑa vamos a tener acciones directas en miembros del congreso y de la cÁmara de representantes para asegurarnos que se comprometa la legislaciÓn que comprometa a estudiantes e inmigrantes. el 5 de septiembre vamos a tener otra vez en washington y alrededor del paÍs el doble de la cantidad de gente. rafael: a pesar de estar comprometidos con la causa, inmigrantes como ingrid no pueden negar la atenciÓn que se siente ante una cancelaciÓn. >> me siento en peligro porque tengo miedo que les quiten esto que les ayuda tanto a nuestros hijos. tengo miedo que se les apague esa luz. rafael: se espera que en 2000 personas estÉn aquÍ frente a la casa blanca

a sessions praises miami for enforcing its immigration policies. >>> still ahead tonight, a side effect of the solar eclipse no one is talking about. also a side effect of a city 60,000 feet below the sea. >>> all eyes will be on the skies for tomorrow's epic eclipse, but if you look and listen closely, there may be a show going on around you as well as nature's creatures react. nbc's kerry sanders reports from carbondale, illinois. you and your friends may be ready for the total eclipse, but when day turns to twilight, strange things can happen. [ howling ] >> reporter: reports dating back centuries have revealed bizarre behavior in the animal kingdom. records found by the american academy of arts and sciences show in 1544, birds ceased to sing during the eclipse, and in 1851, a colony of ants stopped moving until the light reappeared. another study found that chimpanzees would climb and point to the sky. so will tomorrow look like a scene from the hitchcock film "the birds"? >> my gut is there's nothing to worry about as far as animals going out of their minds or some chaos or animals

hoy lo encontramos en este evento en miami, donde esperÁbamos la llegada del vicepresidente. le preguntamos por quÉ llegÓ al evento de phoenix? >> cuando fui a ser, lleguÉ a las 7:20, a las 8:.0 ya estaba en fila y habÍa gente esperando desde el dÍa anterior. cual es el amo no habÍa nadie en el lugar. lo que hice fue mirar para todos lados y me sentÉ allÍ, sabía que era un buen puesto. vil dice que nadie lo cuestionÓ. >> ellos no dicen nada pero estaban tan agradecidos que un negro estuviera allÍ, que no dijera nada. vilma: nos asegurÓ que nadie le pagÓ ni lo reclutó para asistir hoy a este evento con el vicepresidente pence, y que tampoco le pagaron ni lo reclutaron para asistir al evento con el presidente trump en phoenix. >> yo no necesito que me paguen. vilma: le preguntamos si tÚ o su cÍrculo sabía de su asociaciÓn con la cuestionada secta. >> yo no sÉ si lo sabe, no le he preguntado. vilma: asegura que trabaja para solventarse sus viajes. dice que sigue a trump porque le gusta sus ideas y sus polÍtica. o -- asegura que ha asistido a varios de sus eve

david: we have new breaking details on the future ownership of the miami marlins. charlie gasparino has been following story, breaking the story for some time now. he has details on agreement that may have finally been reached of the charlie. >> it is not a done deal but apparently handshake agreement between miami marlins owner, jeffrey luria, and former new york yankee great derek jeter to buy the team. let as be clear jeter is not buying the team if this goes through. it's a group led by jeter. i keep saying if because it is not done until the deal is signed. it has to be approved by major league baseball. there could be hiccups. he will not be the control person, a money manager, bruce sherman who put most of the money on the investment group that jeter is heading. jeter will be the ceo. from what we're getting from sources close inside of major league baseball, people close to derek jeter, that he has a handshake agreement with jeffrey luria to buy the team for $1.3 billion. he beat out the deal from miami businessman jorge row has. he apparently does have the

the eagles and miami dolphins kick it off in the third preseason game at the top of the hour. jaime apody and jeff skversky with a preview. >> reporter: the first team offense has only five series and three, three and out. we are actually concerned, it's just a preseason but -- >> they have to get the running attack going. only 113 yards rushing one of the worst in the nfl. particularly lagarret blunt he has to get going and own 9 yards rushing and averaging 1.9 yards per carry but blunt and carson wentz and the eagles not concerned one bit particularly last week against the bills. >> we try not to look at it as our offense not doing much or whatever. we try to go out and compete every day. execute and make the best of every opportunity. >> the first of of two preseason games and a chance to game plan for the guys, and see them in practice now. the plan is to go out and be sharp. >> speaking of looking sharp. speaking of carson wentz he looks sharp hanging out with the globetrotters and handles a pa native not bad if football doesn't work out. >> don't quit your day job but lo

he was the miami pitcher killed last year in a boat crash. gonzalez and fernandez were buddies. before the to talk to his friend's family. >> tonight was more of an emotional night. kind of a special night. i got to see the fernandez family. what a night. >> showed their appreciation for the hometown kid. they gave gonzalez a standing ovation after the game. the two teams play again tonight. first pitch at 7:10. >>> a former maryland star getting his shot in the nba. melo tremble, signing a contract about the minnesota timberwolves. the three time all big ten selection went undrafted after leaving school early. he played in the summer league for the philadelphia 76ers. good thing he got out of there. >>> on the field, football players are constantly working to better their craft, and in many cases make the team. off the field, some are working to better their community. diane roberts with a burgundy, and gold player whose doing just that. >> we're talking about morgan moses. of his hometown. today, the mayor declared it morgan moses foundation day. moses invitessed three richmon