miami is now home to my job. after a five year battle england legend david beckham and then to the birth of a new team in south florida beings for its kind marie gave us some insight. so that we know this man david beckham is going to have an m.l.s. from choice in miami station so wed the stadium is going to be built in a place which i mean downtown i don't have a chat with the british sports broadcaster and journalist this might be the last five years there isn't much about the beautiful game she doesn't know she worked for roma drinks a very one time in fact was that was a play at. the miami reaction is to back your own difficult for. us to play becker because we come to miami to interview a peruvian legend to free up the b.s. and. you know. well. i think a lot of them do and you can see that there's a big group already. and. i think there is you know an area. with the. stadium. the hispanic community. many people are actually not even from miami so there isn't a miami. especially in america. to be from the c.c

on the miami reaction to. to interview a peruvian legend. in miami you know. well this is something that. i think a lot of them do and you can see that in the business find group already. fighting for it. and here you heard david beckham recently even just sixty days ago they didn't know this was all going to happen so you can really look at the time. i think there is you know an area as we've seen with the classic bit. teams. stadium practice well so that's a big part of it the hispanic community. and a lot of the really as you mentioned is there any transients city so many people are actually not even from miami so there isn't a miami pride that you'd get in many other cities especially in america. to be from say see. this thing that we're going to have to look at doing something that's been what the united states is getting young south american. even if they are developing them and then sending a month to somebody else to people can see them for the bus i'm feeling in those players coming in so he can do it better than makes. and. that's going to help them.

miami is now home to my. after a five year battle england legend david beckham and then to the birth of a new team in south florida being sport's kind marie gave us some insight. so that we know this man david beckham is going up an m.l.s. from choice a miami based i can see where the stadium is going to be built in a place which i mean downtown i don't have a chop with the british sports broadcaster and journalist this might be the last five years time already there isn't much about the beautiful game she doesn't know she worked for around with drinks a very one time in fact was that was a plan that's just what the miami reaction is to back your own difficult. let's talk like david beckham because we come to miami to interview a peruvian legend to free up the b.s. and then go into washington you know in the miami herald from your role you can see the announcements. being taken in in miami you know peace school team coaching the city well you see something that my. i think a lot of them do and you can see tha

miami is now home to my. after a five year battle england legend david beckham and i'm so the birth of a new team in south florida being sports kind marie gave us some insight. so that we know this man david beckham is going up in m.l.s. from choice a miami based i can see where the stadium is going to be built in a place which i mean downtown i don't have a chop with the british sports broadcaster and journalist this might be the last five years title right there isn't much about the beautiful game she doesn't know she worked for round which would save when time in fact was that was a plan that's just what the miami reaction is to back him on difficult well. let's talk about david beckham because we come to miami to interview a peruvian legend to free up the b.s. and then go into washington you know in the miami herald from your role you think the announcement has been given in miami you know face sporting culture the city well this is something that my. i think a lot of them do and you can see that the busi

i said i had come from miami and you know how do you guys think about miami? and what's going on there? he said you know what we're not worried about miami there's plenty of money in miami they'll figure something out. i'm worried about people on islands in alaska that are at risk people in, you know, on the gulf coast and a lot of poor communities have no money. no, no -- nothing, you know, no, no -- no way to get out of this. no they need help and where's that help going to come from? do we relocate them buyout homes what do we do? and so -- they fund kind of adaptation fund they came out of a carbon price that might be a way to fund something like that. and finally -- this is most controversial one of all -- is that retreat is not a dirty word. so ultimately that's what we're going to have to do is move away from the coast. it is just -- the economics and physics are very straightforward. but nobody wants to admit that every time there's a storm every too many there's a flood you have mayor standing up outside on some, you know, mound of high ground saying

being in miami you know. the city well this is something that the miami locals want i think a lot of them do and you can see that in the business big fan group already called the suddenly fighting for it now and here we had david beckham recently even just sixty days ago they didn't know this was all going to happen so you've been really lucky to come here at the time that happens i think there is you know an area far east as we've seen with the classic out of it just packed out the state of. south seeing one team. stadium practice well so that's a big part of it the hispanic community. is going to work. in a lot of reading because as you mention is there any transients they see so many people are actually not even from miami so there isn't a miami pride that you get in many other cities especially in america proud to be from c.c. . the other thing that we're going to have to look at doing something that's been working out once a united states is getting young south american players who are up and coming here

i grew up in miami. miami is the only place in the entire world that i feel at home. like you know when you go home and you feel like i'm at home? like it's the only place i was driving with marco from orlando and i was like oh, my god, i can't wait to get there and drink, playing my whole day. and every big moment in my life was in this very city. and let somebody to tell me that i don't belong here, like oh, hell no. i do belong here. and that really big certainty also grasping in moments of difficulty, too. [applause] >> so we'll have to end on that wonderful note actually. i want to thank maria, felipe and especially laura wides-munoz, and thank you for this wonderful book on a movement that is gripping us right now, not just you but in washington as well and we wish all the best of luck. thanks and congratulations, laura. thanks to all of you for coming. [applause] >> i just want to say you do belong and you are not alone and you always have a place to come to at books and books. [laughing] [applause] have some drinks, some food. go out this way for the book sign

in miami you know. well this is something that. i think a lot of them do and you can see that there is a big fan group already called the suddenly fighting for it. and here we had david beckham even just sixty days ago they didn't know this was all going to happen so you can really look at the time that happens i think there is you know an area far as we've seen with the classic bit just packed out the state of. south. stadium practice well so that's a big part of it the hispanic community. is going to work. in a lot of the really as you mentioned is there any transients city so many people are actually not even from miami so there isn't a miami pride that you get in many other cities especially in america proud to be from the to see see. this thing that we're going to have to look at doing something that's being what the united states is getting the young south american players who are up and coming here even if they are developing them and then sending them on to somebody else so people can see them for the bus i'm feeling in tho

if you think about it, miami and ranchoh have a lot in common. miami is warm and sunny. ranchoh, miami is hip -- [laughter] >> rancho is hip replacement. miami has a diverse population. ranchoh is warm and sunny. the list goes on and on. i actually really do love it here. a wonderful audience here. i rely on you year after year to forget the jokes i told the previous year. for example, i told that joke here last year but also i can relate, i am getting old, i turned 70 in july. i'm not 70 years old. that makes me a septuagenarian, meaning everything hurts. [laughter] >> i am 70 or as we say in ranchoh, jailbait. [laughter] >> it is a big milestone. there are certain milestones you reach in your life as you age. when you start to feel old, you turn 50, those who you remember that, you turn 50 and it is like a horrible thing that happens, it happens to everybody, you get a letter from aarp, the last sound you make before you die. aarp. hurry, doctor, he is aarping. it is an abbreviation for the american association of american persons, asking for it discount on everything.

i grew up in miami. miami is the only place in the entire world i feel at home. like, you know when you go home and feel like, i'm at home. it's the only place. i was driving with marco from orlando and i was like oh, my god, i can't wait to get there and drink coffee and have -- planning my whole day. and every big moment in my life was in this very city. and to have somebody to tell me that i don't belong here, like, oh, hell, no. i do belong here, and that really big certainty also grounds me in moments of difficulty, too. [applause] >> so, we'll have to end on that wonderful note. want to thank maria, and philippine lay and laura wides-munoz and thank you for this wonderful book on a movement that is grip us right now, not just here but in washington as well, and we wish you all the best of luck. congratulations, laura. [applause] >> thank you very much to all of you. [applause] >> i just want to say you do wrong and you're not a -- you do wrong and you're -- you do belong and you're not alone and you always have a place here. for drinks and food, go out this

looking for an alternative to the traditional miami beach hangover story. as the sun rose high he looked to the small crowd but his usual smile was absent. that miami dade college agreed to let the muse was built during prohibition and serving throughout the 1960s and 70s it served the cuban exiles now was a gallery and cultural center for the college but those cuban-americans we would refer to it as the refuge a place with u.s. government would flood them with open arms. people want liberty economic liberty but the opposite is happening he told the correspondent. with this walk we now say we are coming out of the shadows and with those farmworker activists driving in our around southern florida is and to show their solidarity and to ask their mother's hand was lost in deportation another with a tracking bracelet to determine her fate. they were not new to protest but they could not afford to take off for or at least philippe a could address the media in english but it was clear as they describe their livable wages the farmworkers present to be kicked off t

miami is warm and sunny, rancho is warm and sunny. excuse me, miami is hip. [laughter] rancho is hip replacement. [laughter] miami has a diverse populatio population -- rancho is warm and sunny. the list goes on and on desperate no, i actually really do love it here and it's a wonderful audience and i can rely on you year after year to get the jokes i told the previous year. [laughter] for example, i told that joke here last year but also i can relate to i'm getting old. i turn 70 in july so now 70 years old and that makes me a septuagenarian from the latin subdued meaning everything engineering and meeting hurts affect but i am 70 or as we see rancho,we jailbait. [laughter] and it's a big milestone. certain milestones you reach in your life as you age and we start to feel old when you turn 50 and those of you who may be remember that you turn 50 and then it's a horrible thing that happens and it happens to everybody. you get aer letter from our, aap which is the last sound you make for you died. [laughter] curry, doctor, he is a a our teeth over here. it's a

go, the students of university of miami. go, canes. thank you, drake. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida, mrs. urphy, for five minutes. mrs. murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. today i'm introducing a bipartisan bill that seeks to ensure that service members who are leaving the military receive the specific training they need to make a successful transition to civilian life. the battle for service members act will better prepare service members to attend college, to learn a technical trade or start a small business. all n and women in our volunteer military serve and sacrifice for this nation . when they decide to leave the armed forces, it is our nation's moral obligation to take all the steps necessary to help them thrive in the next stage of their lives. i want to thank the three original co-sponsors of this legislation. the first is congressman jack bergman, a retired three-star marine corps general who recently visited my district as part after program organized by ce

anoche fue trasladado en un aviÓn privado desde toluca hasta la zona de miami. el artista quien en unos dÍas cumplirÁ 70 aÑos fue hospitalizado dos veces en los Últimos cuatro meses. la última de ellas en enero debido a una notable pÉrdida de peso. lourdes del rÍo estÁ investigando. lourdes: todo lo que hace josÉ josÉ siempre es noticia. por eso cuando se dijo que habÍa sido trasladado en aviÓn privado desde la ciudad de mÉxico hacia miami a la reunirse con su esposa sarita, todo fue espectativa. pero los detalles de esa llegada han sido bastante confusos y misteriosos. >> Él se encuentra recuperÁndose. >> ¿dÓnde se encuentra? >> yo despuÉs te digo. >> ¿pero estÁ en un hospital? >> en buenas manos. lourdes: inicialmente se dijo que estas imÁgenes recogÍa el momento donde josÉ josé llegaba a la capital del sol pero luego se asegurÓ que no era yen aparecÍa en el vídeo. seÑalaron que el artista habÍa sido trasladado al hospital jackson memorial. lo que sÍ se confirma tanto en mÉxico como en miami es que el artista sÍ saliÓ ayer desd

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the men and women who work in the miami field office are part of this community. we walk the same streets. our children attend the same schools, to include stoneman douglas. we worship the same place. we are part of this community. as this community hurts so do we. i want to thank you for your time and god bless. >> will you take questions about that? >> before we take questions, i did want to acknowledge i am so blessed to be able to sit here right now, stand here right now and tell you that the son of our deputies was released from the hospital. he is on the mend. he will heal. i pray one day he will be going back to stoneman douglas. behind me is our undersheriff, steve kinsey, major nicole anderson and colonel jack dale who provided exemplary leadership, incredible leadership as we continue to work through this tragic event. to my right is former mayor of parkland, current county commissioner from parkland, michael udine. another group of people i want to thank enormously what they have down for broward county during this, our staff, our public information sta

desata polÉmica el despido de una profesora de una escuela catÓlica de miami por casarse con su novia. es una confianza absoluta en 30,000 piezas de precisión. o no lo es. es inspeccionado por los técnicos de mercedes-benz. o no lo es. es respaldado por una garantía de millaje ilimitado. o no lo es. para los que no se conforman, es un vehículo certificado preadquirido de mercedes-benz, o no lo es. el evento de vehículos certificados preadquiridos. desde ahora hasta el 28 de febrero. solo en su concesionario autorizado mercedes-benz. la nuera del presidente trump jorge. la nuera del presidente trump fue hospitalizada luego de abrir una carta que contenÍa polvo blanco. las pruebas indican que la sustancia no era nociva pero la policÍa de nueva york y el servicio secreto estÁn investigando el incidente. ilia: un inexplicable descuido de la alicia en tennessee originÓ que el cadÁver de un hombre indocumentado permaneciera casi 50 dÍas dentro de una camioneta en el propio estacionamiento del comando policial. el vehÍculo estaba retenido porque era evidencia en la investigaciÓn

miami never heard about it. five weeks later, 17 students and teachers are dead and former students, nikolas cruz is charged with 17 counts of first degree murder. fbi director christopher wray apologizing saying "we have spoken with victims and families and deeply regret the pain this causes. we have spoken as well." governor rick scott quickly sent out this very statement saying the fbi's failure to take action against this killer is unacceptable. 17 innocent people are dead and acknowledging a mistake is not going to cut it. the fbi director needs to resign. an estimated five to 8,000 people turned out last night for this dramatic candlelight vigil held up the road in parkland florida. there were many materials and continuing grief by the community and parents and students that survived. >> for the rest of my day, this will be engraved in my mind. i don't think it will ever go away. >> yeah, you can you expect that is a feeling shared by many of the students. many say of the students and teachers that are in

que se han convertido en prÁcticamente inhabitables para los indocumentados, el caso por ejemplo de miami donde el nÚmero de detenciones de de ice ha crecido mÁs del 76%, rogelio mora-tagle amplÍa. >> desde que llegÓ a este paÍs siente que ha vivido en las sombras pero con donald trump en la presidencia dice que la oscuridad es casi total. >> no puedo manejar, tengo que estar encerrada, me voy con mucho miedo a dejar a mis niÑos a la escuela, es una preocupaciÓn constante, dÍa y noche, no tenemos tranquilidad, no tenemos paz. >> el miedo le obliga a esconder su rostro, vive al sur de miami y ha escuchado que la migra es una amenaza real en su vecindario y no estÁ equivocada, de acuerdo al centro... hay 9 ciudades en que el nÚmero de detenciones ha crecido en un nÚmero superior al 50%, sobre salven tres: (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> para este activista es preocupante pero no lo toma por sorpresa. >> el condado de miami cambiÓ su polÍtica y estÁ entregando gente de las cÁrceles a inmigraciÓn si hay solicitud de detenciÓn por parte de ice. >> miami nunca ha sido ciudad san

a miami, pensaba que miami era muy tranquilo. reportera: te pregunto, cÓmo le llamarÍas a unos jeans sin bolsillo y tela para las piernas? es el cinturÓn de mezclilla. hablamos de 405 $. crearon la apariencia de una cintura. es una forma de darle vida a una sudadera olvidada que tengamos en la casa, pero pagar 400 $ por ello? usuarios dicen que estÁn alucinando. zapatos de papÁ, esos que les veÍas a tu padre cuando eras chiquitita. las zapatillas de suela gruesa vuelven estar de moda. cuestan 850 $. los usuarios han comentado al respecto, dicen que se verdad increÍble cÓmo no te dejan entrar a un club con tenis de jordan pero los zapatos al estilo de papÁ están permitido. javier: el tema de la moda al final nunca incomoda. carolina: tambiÉn se habla de algunos crocs que valen 850 $. tambiÉn lo que te alcanza para el bolsillo. javier: con esta imagen nos vamos. que les vaya muy bien. que les vaya increÍble. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yarel: recordÉ sequÍas y se buscan alternativas para evitar el desabastecimiento de ag

parkland floor is an hour north of miami. nbc news is reporting at least one person dead but our sister station in miami is reporting multiple deaths. the suspected gunman and 19-year-old former student is in custody. a motive unknown at this time. we'll be following this story and have another update during our 4:00 p.m. newscast. >>> we want to update the breaking news on our campus. the sky ranger continues to be overhead. what you're seeing down below, a lot of fire trucks. the stanford law school has been partially shut down after a high-profile professor received a suspicious envelope with powder in it and a death threat. we have professor dauber on the phone with us. are you with us and can you tell us what happened this afternoon? hi. yes, i'm with you. thank you for having me. so i received a letter that included a rape threat and wide powder, and the letter said since you are going to disrobe persky, i'm going to treat you like emily doe. let's see what kind of sentencing i get for being a rich white male and it was

en miami, no estoy acostumbrado a este frÍo. bueno, mercedes, me dijiste que me tenÍas una pregunta sobre algo muy importante. la comida, los alimentos, ya sea mexicanos, cubanos, puertorriqueÑos, de cualquier lugar en latinoamÉrica, hay alimentos quÉ nos pueden sanar. mercedes: yo tengo una pregunta. quÉ beneficio tiene para los diabÉticos el nepal? juan: tiene bastante fibra. tiene una proteÍna que es muy buena para el pre diabÉtico. realmente, lo que sucede es que nosotros consumimos en nepal y absorbe el azÚcar a nivel del intestino. es buena para los pacientes que tienen problemas de azÚcar. me voy a seguir explicando. tenemos a una nutricionista. cÓmo estÁs? muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. hablÁbamos del nopal. el nopal es muy bueno para la pre diabetes, para la diabetes. nutricionista: sÍ. la proteÍna que contiene ayuda a controlar el azÚcar en la sangre. ayuda a bajar este nivel. es muy bajo en azÚcar. tiene vitaminas . lo puede utilizar en licuados. lo puede hacer en un guiso. un poco de aceite,

and this train was running between new york and miami. it's a relatively rural area that it crashed in here but, believe it or not crashed just a mile from state emergency management headquarters which actually helped them get there in very quick amount of time. >> yeah. >> and they were able to really get to those passengers. >> we are just minutes away from a scheduled news conference there at the south carolina emergency management scheduled for 6:30 a.m. local time there. we will get hopefully, the latest information there. this is what we have from amtrak this morning their statement put out. more information will be provided as available. we will keep that number up on the screen throughout the morning. we will keep it up several times so that you can get some information there. we know that there is a shelter set up at a local middle school for people who were on board the train who fortunately did not have injuries who will be there. but more than 50 at local hospitals. >> everything from broken bones, derric becker had told us to

el fin de semana serÁ agradable para miami. hoy, 20% chubascos, temperaturas en el rango de los 70, asÍ se mantiene el fin de semana. nueva york y filadelfia con mÁximas en los 30 y mÍnimas en los 20. comienza a llover y a nevar el fin de semana, precauciÓn con eso. chicago,nuevamente con 100% de nieve que se mantiene todo el fin de semana. mÍnima las 21, mÁxima en 28. vÁmonos ahora con noticias del espectÁculo. alan: noticias del espectÁculo que tiene que ver con... juliÁn gil, sÍ! addis tuÑÓn nos cuenta desde mÉxico. karla: buenos dÍas! addis: muy buenos dÍas, queridos amigos de "despierta amÉrica". tenemos mucho quÉ decir sobre juliÁn gil. ayer en la presentaciÓn de la telenovela que prÓximamente veremos por univisiÓn, donde juliÁn gil es parte del maravilloso elenco, hhizo efectiva esta advertencia de no hablar, de guardar silencio. dice que todo lo que afirma puede ser usado en su contra. reportera: julia hubbard el guarda silencio, el actor estÁ decidido a no hablar mÁs de su polÉmica batalla leg

it is 1.5 hours north of miami. stay with us, patricia, we wa nt to miami. stay with us, patricia, we want to talk more as this story unfolds. we willjust see now from one of the police officers co—ordinating all of this, the browa rd county co—ordinating all of this, the broward county sheriff, scott israel. he was bringing everyone up—to—date. israel. he was bringing everyone up-to-date. i want to say this is a catastrophic, unbelievably catastrophic, unbelievably catastrophic day in broward county history. it is devastating. i am sick to my stomach. we have multiple casualties. we have had approximately 1a people transported to area hospitals with varying degrees of injuries. there are multiple casualties, people who have lost their lives. i do not know the number right now. it is a fluid scene with multiple swat teams clearing the buildings. a shooter was taken into custody about an hour ago. he committed a horrible homicidal detestable act. the fbi and our people will begin processing this horrific scene as soon as the buildings are cleared. i h

it is -- it is simply not the case that the miami -- that the field office in miami where fbi agents are working and they're primarily focused on things that would be in their area of responsibility, it is just not the case that they would be too consumed with the russia investigation for them to be able to focus on, you know, the issues there in florida. so this tweet is really just -- it is another attack on the fbi and this one really just doesn't make any sense. the fbi is a large law enforcement agency and they prioritize the risks of the threats that face us today. this is an investigation that really looks back on what happened previously. and so the idea that they would -- that they would prioritize this just doesn't make a lot of sense. >> the idea that robert mueller would reach out to the miami field office as part of his russia probe, the miami field office being the one that would be responsible for following up on a tip like this. >> there is no scenario that would make sense. >> and yet it is a point that the president is sticking with. oftentimes in our experience whe

>> sounded like miami never got the information so miami wasn't able to follow up on anything because they didn't receive the complaint from early january. neil: interagency or he said she said kind of thing. how is it handled, local security level? >> the pending how it comes in it is more compartmentalized, they focus on the unit tasked with investigating something like this. neil: i have information on this guy, we don't know who it is, whether it is a family member or friend, someone who knows him at work detailing all this. >> a tips line anyone can call into. the nypd has a composite story placed where the unit that would be specific, whatever this complaint would be. the intelligence unit would collaborate with school safety unit because this would have been predicated towards the schools. the information in those units will coalesce behind this if they were able to scrub it as best as possible and put fortifications deemed necessary. neil: i am calling the fbi hotline visit to miami or how does that work? >> the hotline to the dc office, determines this caller was in the miami

host: the book is called "hotel scarface: where cowboys plotted to control miami." jobs, theking about economy and the stock market. scott is from new york, and investor. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you question host: fine, -- how are you? host: fine, thank you. caller: i'm a stock owner but have clients in entertainment. when the new tax law passed, we had them passed through entities because they had so many business productions no longer of use. one side effect is they would be able to contribute to fire a with higher limits. we have been talking and people are scared they will be stuck with possibly a higher tax that they do not want to contribute, even though they know it might be the only retirement they had. do you think there are people who will be this incentivized from saving ahead, it even though that may be the only way they can? guest: that is a good point. it is great for cpas and tax prep people because there is so much confusion. this tax plan, and this huge measure of tax form, the biggest change in's 1986, it was done so rapidly and

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these coming from sky force in miami. they've been over this for the better part of the last 20 minutes. some of this chaos that you're watching now has been replaced by these live pictures. this is the live look from 7 sky force down in south florida as they're panning around what appears to be a large school campus in broward county near coral springs. there's -- ralph rayburn is the reporter and photographer of in the chopper. let's listen. >> and then they immediately -- maybe five minutes into the investigation, they said no, no, no, we have to go farther north. we have information this is the building we want to concentrate on. they're pretty much -- they have the area secured from the outside. as we said earlier, they're going to make entry and securing floor by floor and room by room. we'll have to stay with this and monitor and see exactly how this unfolds. >> shepard: the reason for that is they have all of these students that have been treated. some who have been transported. these are live pictures now. member

and miami is a great example of why. foreign nationals bought nearly 6.1 billion dollars worth of property in south florida in 2015. just in 2015. miami cash transactions for property is more than double the national average. led by south americans, venezuelans, brazilian, argentinians, colombians, much of the buying comes from those who distrust their countries and want to invest in the united states, but when anonymous shell companies are widely used, it also allows corrupt politicians and criminals to spirit their cash out of their countries. if they're not reporting to their local tax authorities it could deprive already poor resource governors of needed revenue. in 2014 developing countries lost between $620 billion and $970 billion to illicit outflows of capital. at home this behavior contributes to making miami one of the worst places to be a renter in the country. so the united states by one estimate loses 70 billion a year from shifting profits to tax havens. republicans, perhaps naively, hope some of that money

that's from the "miami herald" today. it is the belief the suspect in the shooting is inside that vehicle being transported now. the herald reports details are cloudy amid a flurry of police activity at the high school in parkland. students who heard the fire alarm go off just before dismissal followed by gunshots flight off campus and hid under desks as police fled to the scene. parents blocked from getting to campus stood by helpless. broward sheriff's office reporting at least 15 victims and still working to clear the building. massive school home to 3200 students who were just about to be dismissed. it was seventh period. some students don't have seventh period classes. according to some unseen, many were milling about as the shooting began in a classroom. according to authorities, it continued in the hallways before the student somehow got out of the building and off campus and a half mile away where the choppers were overhead as they took the student into custody. took him to a hospital. right now are taking him for

¿cree que es una opciÓn lo que planteÓ el superintendente de miami-dade? de preparar a los profesores, no con armas, pero con otros ejercicios para prevenir este tipo de masacres. karen: que nos preparen lo mÁs que puedan. todas las medidas que se puedan tomar y que se puedan hacer para protegernos a nosotros y a los estudiantes, yo creo que lo deberÍan de tomar. javier: te queremos agradecer-- karen: porque estamos muy vulnerables a que esto vuelva a pasar. javier: gracias por decidir salir de su aula y conversar con la "ediciÓn digital". gracias y buenas tardes. karen:buenas tardes. javier: esta foto es de la que muchos hablan en redes. las manos del presidente sosteniendo este papel con apuntes. por lo que se puede leer dice: ¿quÉ es lo que mÁs tienen que hacer con su experiencia en ver algunas cosas? ¿que podemos hacer para hacernos sentirnos seguros? y tambiÉn dice "escucho". este tipo de notases una de las notas que quiere decir un tipo de reuniÓn. carolina: algo que es tan fÁcil de decir y puede tener en su mente. y la gente siempre anda p

miami dade county has embarked miami smart plane plan. that's the hashtag miami smart plan. a grassiveg to be is we have plenty. we created legislation that allows us to create transit-oriented development, the work force housing, addresses resiliency issues and biggest kemp as the president, quite honestly, really delayscess our ability to deliver projects and i will tell you what i consider a horror story. man of many of the corridors wrecks peering now that wee would like to expand the transit since have been studied 1970. mr. president, i was in elementary school at the time being talked about in my county. we have grave concern. full ofent the area laborers. i wonder, at time, what does the to them?do that construction man, that plumber, that carpenter, who jobs because he cannot get to all five appointments. he only gets to three. other two go to somebody else. president trump: well, we are going to get you the federal permits. going to get you the transportation permits. well he get this so fast, the head will spin. going toion is are you be able to get the local perm

today the scene was in parkland high school north of miami. the gunman is behind bars. he killed 17 people today. it's the latest mass murder tragedy. it is a horrific situation. it is a horrible day for us. said the broward county sheriff there are no words. this as police apprehended 19-year-old nikolaus cruz the alleged gunman found lying on the ground and arrested without incident. he was taken to hospital and then to jail. >> they made an appeal to adults everywhere. >> if you are on a website and you knowing you see something, you see a person with rife wills rifes or weaponry you owe it to your family and the community to make it a safer nation by calling tonight. >> we have two reports from dann cuellar at upper darby police and christie ileto in the slight satellite center. >> kristi: christie we'll begin with you. >> the school says they were not warned about cruz, but his online accounts are shuttering. >> we have begun to dissect the social sites he was on. >> the 19-year-old is accused of killing p 17 people and injuring 14 others in parkland, florida north

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

miami is a wonderful city. maybe a new attitude down there, new tourism and promotion, come back to miami. >> i don't know if you cannot, miami has a lot in common. miami is warm and sunny. new york is warm and sunny. miami is rancho's replacement. >> miami has a diverse population. rancho is warm and sunny. the list just goes on and on. no, i actually really do love it here. i love it. if nothing else is a wonderful audience here and i can rely on you year after year to forget the jokes i told the previous year. for example. i told that joke here last year from this same one but also, i can relate to it because i'm getting old. i turned on the in july. that makes me a septuagenarian from the latin scepter meaning everything and jerry and meaning hurt. but i am 70 or as we say in rancho, jailbait. and it's a big milestone. there's some milestones you reach in your life as you age. the first one, we sort of feel old when we turned 50 you can maybe remember that. you turn 50 and then it's like a horrible thing th

my mom lives in miami. - mom lives in miami. you interned at an early age at the miami herald. did you not? you were still in school. - i was a high school senior essentially. - okay. georgetown for undergraduate. - yes. - and nyu for graduate school. - yes. - you worked other internships. you mentioned the washington post. - washington post, seattle times. i did a paper in botswana 'cause i had an eight month period where i was gonna not leave africa ever. i was gonna not leave africa ever. then my mom came and told me i have to graduate college. - come on back, yeah. and your first job was on the beached whale and cat in tree beat at newsday, as you said. and then you went to usa today where you were a breaking news reporter. and then it was there that you covered ferguson and trayvon martin. and then you went to the new york times in 2015, and now to the newshour. and you knew you wanted to be a journalist the whole time? - i knew i wanted to be a writer since i was probably three. - [evan] why? - it just naturally came to me

quiet area but the other bigger areas would seem more violence like miami and fort lower do. i am recently i recently moved to florida from california but i am familiar enough with the area to know the reports that i'm hearing are that it was a very nice upper middle class sort of neighborhood thought to be very safe you know for example you know not not in inner city school where you know we hear a lot about guns getting into those schools and things my understanding is that this was a rather residential area and that certainly no one would ever have seen something like this coming. out and political analyst and psychology expert we thank you so much for coming on the program short notice as well gina. well we know that also there was a high school freshman at the school tweeting all of there we know that the person is safe he said but he was locked inside and was scared from the pictures he was probably hiding under a desk in a classroom he's checking local news on his phone and citing the reports of some twenty victims just in fact what you're seeing what we're showing up

vamos a pasar con karen rodrÍguez, maestra escolar en el condado de miami-dade, florida. seÑora rodrÍguez, gracias por estar con nosotros. se ve con un arma en su bolsa todos los dÍas yendo a trabajar? karen rodrÍguez: yo no vine a ser policÍa. no es lo que quisiera hacer. yo vine a educar a los estudiantes, no para estar con un arma en mi bolsa. no creo que es lo que va a resolver el problema. sÍ creo que deberíamos tener mÁs securities, gente entrenada, profesionales que puedan usar estas armas. nosotros no somos profesionales,ni estamos entrenados para usar armas. sÍ necesitamos aunque sea 10 securities, asÍ como los edificios de gobierno y los federales que necesitan protecciÓn. carolina: cÓmo cambiado su vida, especialmente en el aula despuÉs de ver que cada vez son mÁs comunes este tipo de tiroteos. hace algo diferente con los estudiantes, habla con ellos, se siente nerviosa? karen rodrÍguez: esta no ha sido la primera vez. ahora que nos dio a nosotros aquÍ, en nuestra propia ciudad y es algo tan reciente y algo tan duro y tan trÁgico, hemos tomado

information never made it down to the field office in miami. where does the president stand on christopher wray's resignation or does he think he should stay or go? >> well, i haven't spoken to the president about director wray. this wasn't a matter that he was personally involved in. but i will say that he, the attorney general, and others have said that they need to look into exactly what happened, why this information that was clearly given to somebody at a call center was not forwarded to the miami field office. was not circulated to the pront authorities so they could take action. right now you have a situation. just step back for a second. a lot of democrats are calling for gun control for, you know, whole classes of firearms to be banned. whether you have a scenario where dozens of police reports, calls to their home, you have the aunt making this call to the fbi. at the federal, state, and local level, there was a bit of a breakdown in the process and we want to figure out what went wrong. brian: there is no question. push back make kid

desde miami florida dana y rivero para univisiÓn. aranza: la ciudad aparece brindada para recibir al millÓn de fanÁticos que acudieron a ver el sÚper tazÓn, nos explican que cosiste el plan de seguridad. >> la fanaticada estÁ lista para el sÚper tazÓn y la policÍa tambiÉn. el estadio que se realizarÁ el evento deportivo estÁ ubicado en el corazÓn del centro de mineÁpolis minnesota. por mÁs de dos aÑos las autoridades han trabajado en elaborar un plan de seguridad. >> el departamento de seguridad nacional otorgÓ una calificaciÓn de nivel uno al sÚper tazÓn. es decir que se trata de la designaciÓn de seguridad mÁs alta posible. >> aviones armados y helicÓpteros black hawk estarÁn vigilando los cielos ya que el vuelo de aeronaves estarÁn prohibidos cerca del estadio. la policÍa local y estatal estarÁ patrullando las calles ademÁs de otros 2000 agentes federales. un sofisticado sistema de cÁmaras ya está operando captando imÁgenes de cada rincÓn de la ciudad.. >> dentro de este centro de comando decenas de

the information was not provided to the miami field office. and no further investigation was conducted at that time. >> just a shame for the families involved. we are also learning that the caller provided crucial information about cruz gun ownership and desire to kill people, erratic behavior, and disturbing social media posts. also breaking tonight, we are just learning that cruz does plan to plead guilty to these crimes. broward county public defender telling cnn it will allow him to avoid the dealt penalty and painful trial for all involved. she is at the high school. i want to start with boris if i can. president meeting with doctors and grating them for their quick work. >> reporter: that's right, jim. we don't have too many details about specifically which victims the president met with. but we do know he met with daughter of broward county sheriff deputy who was shot in the arm. she's apparently in much better shape now. the president, as you noted also meeting with a number of medical professionals, congratulating them for their effor

miami's warm and sunny, rancho's warm and sunny. rancho -- i mean, excuse me, miami is hip. [laughter] rancho is hip replacements. [laughter] miami has a diverse population. [laughter] rancho is warm and sunny. [laughter] the list just goes on and on. no. i actually, no, i really do love it here. i love it here, if nothing else, there's a wonderful audience here, and i can kind of rely on you year after year to forget the jokes i told the previous year. [laughter] for example, i told that joke here last year. [laughter] also i can relate to i'm getting old. i turned 70 in july, i'm now 70 years old. that makes me a septuagenarian, meaning everything hurts. [laughter] but i am 70, or as we say in rancho, jailbait. [laughter] [applause] and it's a big milestone. there are certain milestones you reach in your life as you age, the first one, like, when you really start to feel old is when you turn 50. those of you can maybe remember that. [laughter] you turn 50 and then it's like a horrible thing that happens, and it happens to everybody, you get a letter from aarmore, -- aarp.

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