miami was made of bohemians that miami was made of bohemians that built the city of miami. so now you have a lot of different cultures. >> anthony: caribbean, southern american. very, very different. >> luther: yeah. >> anthony: how was that mix? how has that impacted music? >> oh, it's everything in the music. it's everything in the music. when people think about me, this guy makes bootie shaking music. everybody's dancing. everybody is dancing in a sexual way. the girls are standing up on you. the girls stand up on you and put their butt on you. >> anthony: i've seen this on television. >> luther: it's no different than a lap dance. >> anthony: among your other accomplishments, you ran for office. >> luther: yeah. >> anthony: about 70% residents of miami speak spanish at home. >> luther: uh-huh. >> anthony: enormous african-american, caribbean community. how come this state keeps electing conservative white guys? >> luther: conservative white guys, their paying them popular pastor. don't say nothing, don't energize you're people. you have a whole quiet community. you didn

at four properties in miami beach. the city is on track to conduct more than 1,000 investigations his short term rentals year, up from more than 800 in 2017. total fines so far this year, $2.4 million. but only about 183,000 has been collected. at another illegal air bnb advertised by the same host identified by the city is rachel perea, the officer walks in ha find out wt's going on. >> this building is located in a zone where it'srohibited to rent out apartments for less than six months and one day. >> oh, wowth is e the college students tell us their group of six rented the apament for fi days. the apartment is clearly set up for short term ests. >> is this the other bedroom? >> this is a two bedroom apartment. it supposedlyei sleeps ght. >> this unit and a second one in ere building have racked up four violations, both leased by vacao. the owner said he didn't know ything about them being used for this purpose. the company said it's given the ts a full refund. >> these properties on air b. >> we wanted to get some

ciudad, la llaman la capital de amÉrica latina, 7 de cada diez habitantes hablan espaÑol, pero vivir en miami para muchos residentes latinos es tener hasta dos trabajos para pagar una renta promedio de casi 1300 dÓlares al mes. >> aquÍ, en el mundial de rusia a la espera de la gran final entre francia y croacia la celo superaciÓn croata convirtio en hÉroe al fotÓgrafo de salvador que no dejÓ de tomar fotos ni cuando los jugadores se le echaron encima. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> comenzamos con una espectacular imagen en la ciudad de mÉxico que pudo haber sido fatal. >> miren eso el qderrumbe de ese centro comercial, pasÓ cuando aÚn estaba cerrado y no hay que lamentar mi muertos ni heridos el edificio habÍa sido inaugurado solo el mes de marzo pasado se vino completamente abajo, aquÍ en estados unidos, seguimos muy de cerca el proceso de reunificaciÓn de menores, que va mucho mÁs lento de lo que los padres quisieran, uno de los casos que mÁs expectaciÓn ha tenido es al son una niÑa de 6 aÑos cuyo grabaciÓn en un centro de detenciÓn conmociono al mundo e

el condado miami datecambios holÍstica se entregÓ a las exigencias. ahora, el gobierno de miami date ha sido demandado por los afectados. >> los indocumentados detenidos por conducir sin licencia, demandoncondado de miami inmigr florida, los organizaciones que defender los derechos de los inmigrantes, tambiÉn forman parte de la demanda.... >> creemos que es institucional. hay una persona que es arrestada por una cosa y en este caso, la pueden mantener un tiempo extra en la cÁrcel, para que ayude con inmigraciÓn. >> buscan convertir la demanda colectiva para que represente a todas las personas que han quedado detenidos los signos de terreno, buscan restar fuerzas al argumento de la administraciÓn del alcalde de miami datem carlos jimÉnez de que esas pretensiones es la fortaleza de la seguridad. a ella la detuvieron el dÍa de las madres en un mes y entre menudo trÁnsito, porque no tenÍa su licencia de conducir. a las dos horas no lo dejaron salir, lo detuvieron y quedaron en espera de inmigraciÓn. patricia: la mujer madre de tres hijos pequeÑo

una demanda contra el condado miami data en florida. por apoyar exigencias migratorias del gobierno a cambio de no perder fondos federales puede extenderse a otras ciudades, condado su estado santuarios de inmigrantes. Álvaro uribe vÉlez, renunciÓ al cargo de senador para enfrentar una investigaciÓn indagatoria de la corte suprema de justicia. asÍ comenzamos " ediciÓn nocturna". acompÁÑame. enrique continÚa de vacaciones. durante una audienciael juez federal, dio a conocer detalles sobre su decisiÓn de la reunificaciÓn de familias detenidos en la frontera. ademÁs dio nuevas Órdenes. mÁs de 1600 casos de posible reunificaciÓn faltan a un poco mÁs de 600 completarse. tambiÉn exigiÓ explicaciones sobre por macro que el gobierno dice que 127 padres declinaron reunirse con sus hijos. jaime estuvo en la corte. jaime:el juez federal en san diego, extendiÓ hasta el prÓximo viernes la orden temporal que prohÍbe la deportaciÓn inmediata de padres inmigrantes reunificaros c asesorÍa legal para decidir cÓmo se pueden quedar

miamis invited us to visit her. home to this house maybe just a couple of years old and as an example didn't really. know this is only one. year out these are all that not a hell of a foundry oh and we want to show no sister no grocers no protests so after my parents start i see i'm also a few hats like this is not just because it's not fit to vs how you up. the manger are oh. the pressure it's they don't make enough money. like where have. i don't want to be. interesting i'm finding out that japanese people having trouble connecting to people and not being active communicate to. the caller got up my office and get this kid to come out to talk to my pos passed it by tossing a positive. thought to the. other. here. that. today we're meeting a dull salesman. mr tanaka sells them online. the market is very high at the moment only last week they were completely sold out. over a lot of other muscles over the us and it. all you know. who must reverse their. well you know they'll use it. to money. in must see all the you s

miami beach tiene la arena muy blanda. de acuerdo a las corrientes el viento se forma como canaleta en el banco de arena. esa canaleta se forma como un rÍo. juan: eso lo podemos dibujar aquÍ mismo. dibuja en la arena. rafael: imagina que estÁs en la arena. cuando la ola viene, la ola escarba la harina. -- arena. eso es lo que forma el banco de arena. aquÍ se acumula mucha agua. cuando la presiÓn de agua de adentroen muy grande rompe el banco de arena. al romper el banco de arena se forma la canaleta. ahÍ es donde la gente que se estÁ baÑando puede terminar en esa canaleta. juan: lo importante, quÉ tiene quÉ hacer la persona una vez que estÁ metida la corriente? rafael: lo peor que pueden hacer es tratar de nadar contra la corriente. lo ideal es moverse paralelo a la costa. una vez que la fuerza del rÍo sucede, volver a la costa por ese lado. juan: quÉ puede ocurrir en tÉrminos de picaduras? hablÁbamos de las agua vivas. quÉ puede hacer una persona? rafael: nosotros tenemos en las torres de agua vivas vinagr

welcome to miami in the united states. on the surface, this looks to be a city of opportunity. but for many people, wages are low and prices are rising. we brought the bbc money clinic here to find outjust what problems finances cause in the sunshine state. seeing the couples in the bbc money clinic today is financial therapist jeanne ferrer. she's a certified financial planner and a family and marriage counsellor. can love and money mix? absolutely, it's just that sometimes people need some help in mixing the two. why do we find it so hard? i think because money is a window into what we value and that can be a difficult conversation to have, one, if you haven't thought very clearly about your value, and two, if you and your partner have different values. where do we get our money values from? generally, the largest influence of our forming money messages is our family at large and people we grew up with, our mother, father and society that we associate with when we were children. so does that mean if your parents were careful savers, then you will be a careful saver? not neces

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that's it from the bbc money clinic, here in miami. wet and windy weather as we move through the day today, not whether we have become very accustomed to, as we move through the summer. an atmospheric photo sent in by a weather watcher in highland earlier and the rain, cloud and gusts of wind today have been kuciak two areas of low pressure, it's clear towards the north—west, working north—east, responsible for much of the rain and gusts of wind across the rain and gusts of wind across the uk, through the evening and overnight we see the rain clearing out towards the north—east, on the radar across england and wales, pushing into scotland, the heaviest burst in eastern scotland for some time, then overnight it clears towards the north—east, but still a brisk south—westerly wind, clear spells for a time, some outbreaks of rain, pushing in during the early hours. temperatures staying in the mid to upper teens, clear spells, and as we move into the working week, low pressure in charge. this air mass and weather front, some cloud

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clinton with deleon gonzalez miami the cuban-americans were horrified remember that great picture of the special forces with the flak jacket and ely on in the closet scared to death he went back cuban-americans went crazy it probably cost him the election of al gore but just needed 500 more books on -- votes. >> next question. >> i'm enjoying the talk very v much. heres the comments over the political scene in both countries, i would like to know aik bit more what is the feelings toward the changes is the cuban people have a strong idea? are theyey fatalistic? or occurred you elaborate the civil sentiment? >> you take that. [laughter] i think there is a great hunger for change. but at the same time there is a sense that every time change appears to be on the horizon to horizon is further away. so there is a sense of fatalism especially before the wet foot dry foot policy was changed, a huge brain drain. people think migration is only the united states but it's not. they are dispersed all over the world there are dry sport communities in spain and mexico and colombia and venezuela. an

miami is my hometown, and it's also home to over a million cuban-americans. since the castro revolution, cuban families have come here to build their homes and their businesses. they bring their culture while embracing something that is distinctly american -- the american dream. grafton furniture is a shining example. started in 1964 by esteban grafton, the custom manufacturing company makes everything from sofas, chairs, to tables. steve: this one's 154" by 96". lemonis: his son steve now runs the business and designs most of the furniture and is 50/50 partners with his wife, mary. their son, also steve, is there to learn the business and keep it going for another generation. but when the economy turned in 2009, so did the company's fortunes. steve: the market was soft. finances were really bad. lemonis: when business slowed, the company and the family began piling up debt to keep the doors open. today, with limited funds, they work in an outdated facility that's strangling production. third-generation businesses have a high fail rate, and without some drama

esto es todo de mi parte desde miami. continuamos con mÁs del noticiero. ramÓn: gracias, le tenemos una alerta local. la estaciÓn del bar mac arthur e auckland, un reporte de 9:49 p.m., no se ha informado a quÉ hora reabrir en la estaciÓn. lo mantenemos informado. vamos a continuar en el este de la bahÍa en auckland. una persecuciÓn a alta velocidadterminÓ con cuando un sospechoso se esconden una residencia, provocando que las autoridades emitieron una orden de refugio para que los residentes de la zona cemento eran en sus casas. la policÍa reportÓ que seis personas fueron detenidas, despuÉs de ordenarles que salÍan de una de las viviendas. poco a poco empiezan a sofocar el incendio forestal que empezÓ a la 1:00 p.m. en las montaÑas de la ciudad. las llamas se reportaron cerca de un parque y hasta el momento el siniestro ha sido sofocado en 40%. mÁs de 250 bomberos, 25 camiones y cuatro aviones han colaborado para combatir las llamas que han consumido mÁs de tres cientos 22 acres. las causas del incendio permanecen bajo investigaciÓn maÑan

juliette moved to miami and quickly became a member of the family. john sutton even got her a job at his law firm. she was, you know, what i would imagine if someone was going to marry into the family. my mother embraced her. juliette was a great influence on my brother and on the family, you know? keith morrison: christopher got his act together, enrolled in college, started working. his parents helped out by buying him a $300,000 condo. he started up his own company, which in retrospect, looking at everything he'd done, from arrests to drugs, you know, this is good behavior. we were all happy that things are better. keith morrison: and anyway, by the time of the murder, christopher was 26, and samoa had receded into his distant past. i interviewed melissa in the very beginning. all she knew about her brother was that he was a little bit rebellious, as most teenagers are at that age. i think i said something along the lines of, no, i don't know any reason why he would want to do this. keith morrison: a believe her father shared. i asked him early on

arrived in miami two years ago from venezuela. ross taylor ariana stayed home looking after their new baby until the couple ended relying heavily on credit cards. i met my wife on the beach. when i saw her the first time, my gosh, i am beach. when i saw her the first time, my gosh, lam in beach. when i saw her the first time, my gosh, i am in love. my husband has a really, really big heart. that was the main thing that i saw heart. that was the main thing that isaw in heart. that was the main thing that i saw in him. my wife is crazy about credit cards. i am always fighting with her. she has maybe ten or 11 credit cards. we have several discussions about that. maybe he thinks that we should save money and something, and then maybe i spend money. i work hard. something, and then maybe i spend money. iwork hard. i put something, and then maybe i spend money. i work hard. i put the money in her account. and she is managing everything. i want to go to money clinic because i want to know how to distribute my money, because i don't wa n

that's it from the bbc money clinic, here in miami. were good morning. were not only was yesterday our first day below 25 degrees sincejune 23, it was also for some an especially wet one, flooding in northern ireland as we saw a months worth of rainfall in just three hours. bringing about the change has been been a shift in the position of the jetstream. instead of being to the north of us, it's taken a dive southwards across the atlantic and pushed towards the south, circulating an area of low pressure around the uk and dragging in cool air off the north atlantic. it has two discrete centres, one to the north—west of scotland, very strong winds, and one to the south of england. again, some strong winds to come. accompanied by a spell of steady rain, not the intensity we saw on saturday. the big story will be the strength of the wind. a0, 50 mph gusts around southern and western coasts and hills, persistent rain to go with it. little bit drier in eastern areas first thing. the rain is a spreading north and east quite smartly through the morning. may be

it's in miami. it's called grafton furniture. it's similar, because you make a type of furniture, but they're in the -- you know, they're in the residential furniture business. ana: right. right. lemonis: like pacific, grafton's a family business, and they suffered from a lot of the same issues when i first met them. they had problems with their process and their efficiency, but in the last year, they've made a ton of progress and their business is up about 50%. they lose a lot of customers, because they can't handle the freight to the west coast. and i'm assuming that you lose a lot of customers 'cause you can't handle the freight... ana: to the east coast, right. lemonis: ...to the east coast. and i see that they could help you. and i feel like you could help them a lot. so i'm going to make an offer for $300,000. the $300,000 is going to go towards improving the facility and putting the rest in working capital in the business. once we fix the margins, the company will have plenty of cash flow to service the debt. for that, i w

. >> miami dolphins players suspended if they protest the national anthem. a brand-new report and the action the nfl just took. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ rob: happy friday, you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: i love that song. thank you for starting the day with us. we begin with serious news, 11 people dead, several missing after a boat sizes in a storm. this video showing the moments right before the boat flipped over and sank in missouri with 2 dozen people on board. rob: this is known as the ozarks, a business showing how rough the water was. you can see when this accident happened, 7 people rushed to the hospital, two in critical condition with 11 confirmed that. divers will go back into the water to look for more victims or survivors. there were lifejackets on board, we will keep you posted as the story continues. breaking right now. two police officers shot on the job and rushed to the hospital, panicked calls for help have just been released. >> he is not in custody at this time. >> a missing person, when a man star

international champions cup, manchester city came from two goals down to beat bayern munich 3—2 in miami, although there are concerns about an ankle injury suffered by new signing riyad mahrez. british heavyweight dillian whyte says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua again after beating former world champion joseph parker at london's o2 arena. parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015. that's all the sport for now. many thanks. see you later on. storms and flooding have continued to disrupt road travel and cause flight cancellations as the uk heatwave came to an end. some air passengers experienced delays of up to 20 hours, and travellers queued for miles on the m20 to board eurotunnel trains after the air—conditioning failed. the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for parts

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international champions cup, manchester city came from two goals down to beat bayern munich 3—2 in miami — although there are concerns about an ankle injury suffered by new signing riyad mahrez. despite this, pep guardiola was impressed by his young side. for these guys, a huge experienced to realise, 0k, we can do it, were able to play in our way against good teams. the result, of course, now we have five or six days for the first title, and i don't know which players will be able to play, but we come back to manchester in the best way. british heavyweight dillian whyte says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua again, after beating former world champion joseph parker at london's o2 arena. parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds, but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015.

we take a tour inside a miami we take a tour inside a miami mega mansion, where even the 800 gallon fishtank can withstand hurricanes fixodent and forget it. >>> are you in the market for a new home, looking for something with a little bit of character how about something that has the essence of braveheart? robert frank has more. >> for just under $20 billion this estate in greenwich, connecticut, is the former home of mel gibson who bought it while filming "braveheart. every inch of the 16,000 square foot residence has a middle ages feel from the great room with stained glass windows to the library's oak paneling even the game room feels medieval check out the walls of the breakfast room >> the murals aput in by the owner before mel gibson, a close friend of picasso and very much entrenched in the arts community. >> the 15-bedroom residence also has a movie theater, where gibson screened his own film out back there are four formal gardens, an english maze and a swimming pool and if that's not enough -- >> this is the private island on a private lake how many properties have their own island

miamis invited us to visit her. home to this house maybe just a couple of years small thing as an example this is really. no this is only one. year. these are all that not helping fund raising oh i'm only one child no sister no grocers no relatives so after my parents start i was you know also if you touch it like this is not just because it's not fair to vs how you must. mange our own. pressure it's there you don't make enough money. like we're going to. i don't want to be. interesting i'm finding out that japanese people having trouble connecting to people and not being active communicated. to the caller got up my office and it is good to connect to focus on toss masted. tossing. not to the. yes. that happens. today we're meeting a dull salesman mr tanaka sells them online. the market is very high at the moment only last week they were completely sold out. over all of their other muscles over the years and it. all you know. who most readers fear. well you know to use it. to money. in must see all the you see. mone

te vas a presentar el fin de semana en la semana de la moda en miami. >> voy a presentar este domingo a las 8:30 de la noche, tÚ diseÑas de la talla 0 hasta quÉ talla?. >> extra largo. >> chicas en casa, ya saben que Él es un diseÑador que piensa en todas ustedes. >> no nada mÁs en las small. >> como esta Última modelo que me fascina este corte y diseÑo de traje de baÑo ¿ me puedes hablar mÁs de ese corte?. >> tiene los cortes al costado y viene en dos diferentes colores, es muy llamativo en la temporada de este 2018, verano. >> una de las grandes tendencias para este verano, atenciÓn en su casa, si piensa comprar un traje de baÑo, ya sabe colores vibrantes, estampado animal, dos grandes tendencias para esta temporada. >> muchas gracias. >> gracias por tenerme aquÍ. >> mucho Éxito en esta nueva faceta como diseÑador de trajes de baÑo, nosotros vamos a una pausa pero regresamos con muchÍsimo mÁs de un nuevo dÍa que siempre estÁ mucho mas cerca de ti ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ es es ahÍ estÁ lista la silla para wisin. para escuchar a todos nuestros compaÑeros, a ver quiÉ

les mando un beso a miami. estamos en la dicen de los Ángeles, california, donde las chicas estÁn más que listas para enfrentarse a nuestro equipo de producciÓn y decir que se quiere ir a miami y ser la prÓxima reina de "nuestra belleza latina" algunas vienen hasta de hawai. veremos quÉ tienes tÚ para hacer la prÓxima "belleza latina". >> mi familia me encontrÓ en los Ángeles. ellos manejaron desde el paso, texas. soy mexicana. >> las chicas vienen de todos lados. esta chica es muy guapa y hermosa pero contigo querÍa hablar. tÚ fuiste a la audiciÓn de san antonio. tuviste un problema familiar y no pudiste terminar como te hubiese gustado. pero vienes por la revancha. >> cuando vine a empezar la audiciÓn, mi papÁ se puso malo y lo llevamos al hospital. actualmente se encuentra el hospital pero me pidiÓ que viniera. >> cuÁl es tu talento? >> voy a actuar y hacerme noticia. estoy deseando que Él estÉ bien pero relajada. alejandra: cÓmo se llama? >> raÚl. alejandra: le mandamos un beso. aquÍ n

>>se hacÍa a cargo de compras falsas y transacciones en miami. >>el banquero alemÁn con residencia en panamÁ, el colombiano y los venezolanos josÉ vicente, abrahÁn eduardo ortega exdirector de finanzas de pedevesa. ♪ jorge: hablando de dinero las acciones de facebook sedes tomaron hoy en la apertura de la bolsa de valores que provocÓ una pÉrdida de 119.000.000.000 $ es la mayor pÉrdida que ha sufrido una compaÑÍa en un solo dÍa. desde ayer había presentado perdidas millonarias ante los problemas privacidad surgido recientemente. ♪ ilia: vamos a pasar con patricia. patricia: hablaremos de organizaciones defensoras de los inmigrantes que se preparan para enfrentar en los prÓximos dÍas la primera audiencia judicial que siete estados presentaron para que se ponga fin a daca. tambiÉn un juez federalle propinÓ un golpe a la administraciÓn trump al determinar que se puede avanzar tras la nueva pregunta de la ciudadanÍa en el censo del 2020. y una inmigrante dominicana terminÓ a red dada por los agentes del servicio de inmigraciÓn

miami has found an expert in demography and we're on our way to meet up. that's why i say that you know that if the thought of going over the a.f. . and knowing you were in the me you know one day i will. tell you i didn't win the shorts. i think. today still. gotten a little cool. so this is all. you want you must. have cited. if you think. this is mr miller's house. mr carruthers has come to visit the homes of quite close to each other and they both live with dogs. here. but. it's not intended to work the way this guy who also works though you know he plans to go to war because you don't decide he will run a little business you know you see the way it is because you know if you if you. listen to. this it will be the connector and i understand the case because. you. but. don't go. to school no more who fit the ski dr on this most of all true love no. money in you know there's a lot of the know not. to moan about so sure what will. get so stupid. that it must. to you need to go or more. study or it might not and will see it outsourced to the law who watche

miami's invited us to visit her. home to this house maybe just a couple of years listening to the local businesses never you. know this is only one. and. these are all in that not helping fund raising. when we want child no sister you know preservation of relatives so after my parents start i going to be also a few hats like this is not just because it's not fair to my society. manger home our own. pressure but it's still you don't make enough money. like we're. i don't want to be. interesting i'm finding out that japanese people having trouble connecting to people and not being active communicate a. lot to cover god up office and get this kid to come out to talk just like a pos passed it by tossing. the little bit of the. little. guy. here. that. today we're meeting a dull salesman. mr tanaka sells them online. the market is very high at the moment only last week they were completely sold out. over a lot of other muscles over the years and it. all you know. who must reverse their. well you know to use it. to money.

right now in miami justin bieber has been arrested on a number of charges the judge is reading the charges. including resisting arrest and driving under the influence so i think it's fair to say that c.n.n. has been having a rough go of it lately but don't worry they've redeem themselves by revealing a truth bomb of a story that exposes the single clearest example ever of the mass media collaborating with the oligarchies oh wait they're the ones doing it so what is your message to president assad. there. and that buried and you know and then now that adorable girl is bought up all of it she's eight years old seven at the time of that interview and a syrian refugee living in turkey she's gotten widespread coverage by western mainstream media because of her viral tweets from war torn aleppo the only problem is she's fake a man. and i don't mean like she's actually a forty eight year old truck driver or she's being played by prolific method actor daniel day lewis although he could pull it off i agree she's a seven year old girl but she's clearly reading words she doesn't understand syllable b

en miami, si vienen a saludarme, podrÍamos tenerlos. maity: tambiÉn viajas con la gente que mÁs quieres. equipo ese que ha estado contigo por muchos aÑos, tu padre, tu hija. cÓmo puedes concentrar tener escenario, estar con ellos? cÓmo es la dinÁmica. laura: toda la familia estÁ acostumbrada a vivir con eso. yo misma, desde pequeÑa, seguÍa a mi padre que es un tecladista de piano bar en mi regiÓn. cuando Él viajaba, lo compaÑÍa vamos. cuando yo comencÉ a hacer famosa, viajaba conmigo. siempre hago la gira con Él. si Él no estÁ, no hago la gira. desde que naciÓ mi hija, ella y conmigo. yo no serÍa capaz de dejar a mi hija. maity: cuÁles son los momentos mÁs emocionantes que has vivido en una gira? laura: tengo muchas experiencias importantes, desde italia,. lo del circus maximus fue algo increÍble. maity: algÚn momento que pasaste alguna pena en un escenario. laura: a veces me caigo. una vez en italia no me acordaba que estaba un hueco en el que salÍa con un elevador el pianoforte. entre una canciÓn y la otra, co

. >>> plus an emotional reunion in miami between an immigrant mom and her daughter. we will take you there. >>> first, here's cnn chief business correspondent christine romans. hi, christine. >> hi, ana. it is a short week on wall street. u.s. markets are closed wednesday for independence day. then the real action comes at the end of the week. on friday, the labor department releases the june jobs report. wall street watching whether the unemployment rate stays here at historic lows. in may it fell to 3.8%, matching the lowest jobless rate in 50 years. a deeper drop in the jobless rate or a big bump up in average hourly earnings could stoke fears of inflation. and that could spur the federal reserve to raise interest rates more aggressively. friday is also a key day in the escalating trade showdown with china. that's when u.s. tariffs on $34 billion worth of chinese products take effect. a second phase on an additional $16 billion worth will happen after a public comment period. china has vowed to retaliate. trade fears roiled the stock market last week. analysts say

miami has found an expert in demography and we're on our way to meet up. that's you know what i know that you know that if adorable you ok ok yes. and the one you. want i will. tell you i didn't win the shorts. i think. today still. gotten a little cool so this is all. you want you must. have cited. if you think. this is mr miller's house. mr carruthers has come to visit the homes of quite close to each other and they both live with dogs. here. but would you love them. all to the world the way it is. also like starting your day. because you don't have a little house in those you know you see the way it is because you know you. got. to listen to this it will be the connector and i understand because. you. but that's not what the local. people do no more proof that the speed up down this wall to line up. in you know there's a lot of the not enough. to do more about it so sure what will. get so stupid. that it just. so you need all more. study. on when the court will see it outsourced to the law who watched it from want to know not which don't know if i'm stu

we're talking not just any airports you look at the map you've got philadelphia minneapolis chicago miami beach harrisburg los vegas san francisco i mean that's all over the country now mr hobbs and their major hubs are sort of catching people at these international crossroads in the united states but the where bruce even though it's these are international airports are these places where a lot of international traffic happens that's not where they're looking they're not looking at foreign nationals or foreign citizens traveling in and out in the process this kind of area so according to the agency. that the documents that were released all u.s. citizens who enter the country are automatically screened for inclusion and so their travel patterns as you said affiliations are checked and their names are run against the terrorist watchlist and any other databases that sort of cover about kind of thing wow so once the list once the list travelers once the list travelers are you know are then surveilled on the airports on flights play as you said by these undercover air marshals documenting lik

rich and the poor inequality has reached new levels of absurdity there are some towns in the city of miami where the rich are being ousted by the even wealthier where changes in poverty levels and golden beach indian creek and miami dade are being gentrified even further most notably in property values in the one nine hundred twenty s. half of the population lived in rural areas across the u.s. and all that time has shifted with people walking to metropolitan areas we remain far from bridging the gap with stagnant wages and lackluster legislation in washington their montevideo are to. never change will be we've gotten better we're even better at wealth inequality than we were at that or i'm a depression early early breaking all sorts of records our way you know and if this is not a wake up call the people that they still want to push this over to trickle down and over that oh yeah we've been waged war i'm sure we give back to the poor well no it's not happening now at all no no no it's not going to happen one of the things i think that's interesting is you know we were just talking about a

the shocking moment a miami beach condo building comes ouumbling down. >> aer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and thank you for joining th. white house is taking aim at several top level national security officials who have been publicly critical of the president. threatening to yank their securi clearances. the list includes former cia director john brennan who criticism of president trump at the helsinki summit. the white house accusing brennan and five others politicizing their high-level access and stripping them of clearances could be seen as an act of political retaliation by the president tt ainst his critics. our chief white house correspondt hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: it's an unprecedented threat aimed at critics of the commander in chiefs. the white house considerg stripping the security clearances of six intelligence officials. >> they politicized and inome cases monetized their public service and security clearances. >> reporter: most of the officials worked for democrd republicans and have been tough on president trump publicly. >

this is mainly new york and miami palm beach, florida. half of the real estate in miami is cash. if you have more than $10,000 in payment, then it should go through the bank of the finance institution. this is something that's unheard of. it is peculiar. it is not happening. the situation was perfectly clear. the patriot's act, you can see all the problems with banks and etcetera and where it is sold. it is applied. if it is not applied then it is not effective. >> looks like you have something to add. >> i think we are highlighting of the best outcome or the patriot's act, the real estate aspect of it and the temporary exemption of october 2001 there about, 17 years of the temporary exemption is still a temporary exemption. now with that said, we are talking about this earlier of public treasury of 2016 concerned about the $100 billion that's laundered in american real estate industry. again, the pirate program, targeted handful and i think about half a dozen local in the u.s., miami, palm beach and san diego and i think the bay area is included in there. it could not be made an

the miami man under arrest allegedly planning to ignite an apartment building targeting his jewish neighbors. >>> under fire. the founder of papa john's now speaking out. as the backlash involving his pizza empire escalates. >>> message to moms. less than a year after giving birth, serena williams back in the finals after wimbledon. what she said after her match today. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. >>> and we begin tonight with the sprint to the high-stakes summit between president trump and russian leader vladimir putin. the president golfing today at his seaside scottish resort turnberry. the final stop of a four-day tour of the uk. he's dismissing calls to cancel on putin. after special counsel robert mueller's team announced the indictment of 12 russian intel officers for hacking the dnc. the president insisting on twitter, the meeting will go on, and instead, attacked president obama for doing nothing to stop the russians. it is a critical showdown with the world watching. and the central question tonight, how far will trump push putin for

tony had then moved into a house in miami gardens with a friend. for twenty years, he'd worked for florida east coast railways hauling freight. >> you know, he basically drove a train for a living. >> reporter: police checked him out on their computer. has he any priors? >> none. no priors. >> reporter: detectives went to talk to tony and recorded the conversation. >> how well did you -- do you know this -- your -- debra's -- debra's friend? >> melissa. i know her from her. i've seen her a few times. >> you guys ever have any problems, maybe? something like that? >> never. never. i don't think i ever spoke to her more than two words. >> do you know if she's had anything to do with what you're going through right now with debra and the divorce? >> i don't know. and i really don't -- don't care. i mean i just -- >> that wouldn't bother you if she did? >> oh no. the thing is that i just want to get away from my wife. i just wanna be at peace. >> reporter: then they asked him the question. >> did you have anything to do with -- with melissa's death? >>

in major league baseball wei—yin chen starred with both the bat and the ball as the miami marlins scored a 9—3 win over the atlanta braves on tuesday. jt realmuto hit his 13th homer of the season for miami with this 2—run effort at the bottom of the first getting them out to an early lead they'd never let go of. chen helped snapped a streak of four consecutive losses with his first career double and the taiwanese left hander provided more joy from the plate after the marlins had lost six of the eight previous meetings this year between the two. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. tuesday brought some significant contrast and weather conditions across the uk with the south—east having other dry sunny and hot day, top temperature of 31 degrees in suffolk but further north and west, a lot more cloud around thanks to a week whether font with low temperatures and even patchy light rain. if you look at the satellite picture, look at this world of cloud out in the atlantic, this i

the statement after a copy of the miami dolphins discipline docket surfaced. on their list of digital conduct, quote, players who are on the field during the anthem must stand and show respect to the flag and the anthem. if they do not comply they could be suspended for four games and face a possible fine. espn reporter quick to debunk the claims, sources with dolphins and nfl say miami submitted the annual schedule. the date set in conjunction with the camp. the dolphins are among the first to report for camp, they have not finalized any objective discipline measures for protesting during the anthem. this comes after shareholders request to speak about anthem protests at the annual meeting. the packers saying the meeting could not be over the form. a letter to donald trump asking him to intervene. rob: we have viewer comments on this. >> reporter: we have been asking people what they think of the latest developments and shane on twitter, the dolphins organization would do it, i hate the nfl suspending the rules, another reason to watch hockey on sunday. a vie

vive en un albergue en miami y asÍ fue vilma tarazona. vilma: este conmovedor reencuentro entre el chimpancÉ y sus cuidadores de los primeros meses , tiene historia. el chimpancÉ no los veÍa hace meses, pero cuando los vio, los reconociÓ. >> Él no se olvida de la gente. es como u ser un paro por -- es como un tenÍa neumonía. >> estaba muy enfermito y una pareja de amigos mÍos me ayudaron a cuidarlo por siete meses. vilma: la madre lo abandonÓ para pedir ayuda. >> en la naturaleza, ellos saben que estÁn enfermos y los pone en el piso para que Él lo rescate. vilma: el chimpancÉ estÁ empeÑado no dejarnos hacer la entrevista, pero luego entendiÓ que la historia era alrededor suyo y nos regalÓ sus abrazos. su dueÑo confiesa que entre sus animales, es su favorito. >> este me ha ganado el corazÓn. vive con 200 animales exÓticos y su mejor amigo es un perro.:u despedirnos. fÉlix:la gratitud siempre tiene buena memoria. ilia: asÍ nos despedimos. elisandro: a lo mejor en las vacaciones de verano nos vamos a la playa a pasar uno

[jan hammer's "miami victheme"] there's fast boats, fast drugsfa fast women, men. so right away, i'm thinking, "if this is at all true, "why would any presidential candidate "put himself in a situation that would be so politically dangerous?" end up staying the night, depending on who you talk to, either because it was intended or because the customs shutdown, and then they reunite in washington a couple weeks later. k - our job, ch out. if it checks out, we tell voters. voters can decide whether it matters or not. the "miami herald" deciy d without a whole lotof int, that they're going to put the presumed front-runner of the democratic partil under covert surnce. - i came up with the other edito and a photographer on the first flight saturday morning, and we spent all saturday just basic sly trying to watch a. - they take up positions around the strt incognito in sort of jogging outfits. one guy's wearing a parka in may. - it wasn't until saturday night that senator hart emerge from the - again, with the woman who had gone up there-- and that read to the confronta

ocurriÓ en miami, florida. una roca golpeÓ en el pecho a un trabajador . los escombros cayeron sobre la popular avenida collins. jorge: estar embarazada en un centro de detenciÓn puede aumentar los riesgos. algunos niÑos no nacen y otros nacen con problemas. vilma tarazona tiene alguna de las denuncias. vilma: en el Último aÑo han aumentado las denuncias de embarazada que dicen que perdieron sus hijos por no recibir atenciÓn medicamentos estaban detenidas en centro de detenciÓn . jacinta estuvo recluida en tacoma. dijo que un dÍa comenzÓ a sangrar y a pesar de los valores, no la --dolores, no la llevaron al hospital de inmediato. asegura que luego de muchas sÚplicas las llevaron en una patrulla de peter, pero -- al hospital, pero serÁ demasiado tarde. la abogada allegra lowe representÓ a una emigrante recluida asegura que perdiÓ su hijo por falta de atenciÓn mÉdica oportuna. >> tengo un cliente embarazada con muchos problemas con su salud y me ignoro ice, todos los oficiales.. eventualmente esta mujer perdiÓ su bebÉ. vilma: una organizaciÓ

. >> lourdes esperanza en el aeropuerto internacional de miami desde michigan, llegÓ al sur de la florida a estrechar fuertemente a su madre. # h huyeron de la violencia en su paÍs pero no han logrado emprender. >> busquen otro lugar para ro refugiarse porque aquÍ estÁ muy duro, separarse de sus hijos es muy duro. >> desde miami hasta padres luc para recuperar a los pequeÑos que las autoridades migratoria les arrancaron de los brazos. >> en california, recibiÓ entre lÁgrimas a su hija janet de 12 aÑos estuvieron separadas por mÁs de un mes y despuÉs de una semana de negociaciones esta familia guatemalteca estÁ unida otra vez aseguran tener 4 docenas de casas similares. >> ahora inter pondrÁ una demanda colectiva para que las acciones de esta administraciÓn sean consideradas inconstitucionales. >> entre todo esto, miles de personas siguen tratando de cruzar a estados unidos. >> aunque el flujo bajÓ por primera vez en 4 meses segÚn la patrulla fronteriza arrestaron a 34057 en junio, cuando superaron los40300.esta Época del aÑo, aunque tambiÉn pudo influir la polÍtica de ce