in miami beach it really lad a profound effect.l about pleasure and relaxation and happiness. the restaurants, the clubs, andrew cunanan didn't just kill versace, he killed the party. >> all the clubs toned down. the city was in fear. and it wasn't time to celebrate. we didn't want to celebrate. >> how can you go out and really have a good time when something like this could happen on your very doorstep? >> with such a high profile citizen like versace being murdered media from all over the world descend on miami and begin 24-hour coverage of the story going after any angle they can find. >> police are on heightened alert, the average joe on the street is on heightened alert because cunanan is still on the loose. >> no real sign of the man suspected of killing versace. >> police say there have been cunanan sightings at various hotels and now they are speculating that he may have shaved off his body hair and may be posing as a woman. >> it was an absolutely circus. i believe one reporter from another station doing a story about dres

. >>> un policía de la ciudad de miami beach en la florida, podría enfrentar cargos criminales,a dos jóvenes envían dones al hospital las víctima de 29 años y otro de 28 residentes del estado de washington. >>> Él estaba viendo la salida del sol en la playa y entonces ahí fue cuando venía un policía en un, en los carritos de la playa y lo chocó a él dándole en la pierna. y a la muchacha la volteó. >>> esta amiga de la víctima visitó almonte en el hospital, la muchacha que lo acompañaba fue sometida a cirugía y está en condición estable >>> se le dijo a jonathan que fuera a buscar ayuda y él se quedaba cuidando, pero el policía no estaba luego ahí >>> el incidente pone en juicio la credibilidad de los policías de miami beach ahora investigan alegaciones que el agente había estado bebiendo con otro colega en este popular hospital ttel yó que ambos están suspendidos >>> se encontraron a una muchacha y uno de ellos montó a la muchacha, le faltó el respeto a los ciudadanos, a los mismos policías, haciendo esto, vamos a tomar fuertes acción con ellos >>> cerca de 10 millones de turist

y policías de miami beach pudieran haber estado cu atropron a rsonas traban la playa ya regresamos paraunivis@ unosion 6 boletines indicaron q obama había sido baleado por unosh@noticiero univisionh@h@no@ era falso y el caso ahora está en investigación. no es la primera vez que un policía del sur de la florida atropella adesprevenidos turis turistas, este fnoero univision llevando consigo a una persona no autero unada cuando atropella dos jóvenes envían dones al hospital las víctima de 29 años y otro de 28 residentes del estado de washington. >>> Él estaba viendo la salida del sol en la playa y entonces ahí fue cuando venía un policía en un, en los carritos de la playa y lo chocó a él dándole en la pierna. y a la muchacha la volteó. >>> estah@noticiero univisionh@ fue sometida a cirugía y está en condición estable >>> se le dijo a jonathan que fuera a buscar ayuda y él se quedaba cuidando, pero el policía no estaba luego ahí >>> el incidente pone en juicio la credibilidad de los policías de miami beach ahora investigan alegaciones que el agente había estado bebiendo con otro colega que

the point of this is from that experience going to miami beach seeing president nixon renominated for a second term as president almost four years ago i came home and learned a valuable lesson that in america there truly is a vibrant tea party system and san francisco democrats should not be so narrow minded. i guess i should move on to the subject i am here to talk about which is my book and are want to make a preliminary observation. there is a fellow named bob packwood who is a former united states senator and in my opinion he is very bad for history. some of you may remember the name. he was senator for 25 years and 20 years ago he was accused of sexual harassment from some staffers and lobbyists and as the senate was investigating this somewhere it turned out somebody disclosed for 25 years every single day he took very copious notes. he kept a daily diary. he now or we wrote down his legislative issues. he also found themselves compelled to report things like what he ate at day and what clothes he wore and every pass he ever made at another woman and when this came out the senat

en miami beach, dr. bienvenido. >> muchas gracias. >> buenas tardes dr. nosotros vemos muchachos de 14-15 años que están pesando entre 200 y # cient cientos libras. >> de que se trata de clcasa, d colegio, de cultura y solucionar la situación. >> mire, se trata de todo. es un problema comunitario general, se trata de la falta de ejercicios, lo que la gente come, la comida rápida, la comida que no tiene realmente un valor alimenticio y definitivamente el ejemplo que los padres dan. >> por supuesto yo creo que es una cuestión de educarnos nosotros como padres y sociedad para beneficio de los niños. >> absolutamente. es una cuestión de educación >> solamente un consejo práctico, algo dato que puedan tomar los padres para revertir situaciones así. >> que les expliquen a los niños que tienen que comer más proteínas y comer menos carbohidratos. >> sin duda. muchísimas gracias. en instantes aquí de regreso en su noticiero telemundo las damas del equipo estadounidense de fútbol avanzan a la final del >> fuerza femenina y orgullo nacional y no es para menos, hoy d

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miami beach was in its hay hay day, helen got a job as a hat check girl as an exclusive resort. it was there at age 39 she caught the big br break of her life. she met frank brach. in 1951 helen replaced frank's second wife to become helen voorhees brach. they moved into an estate in suburban chicago. when frank died of a massive heart attack in 1970, helen brach became the richest widow in chicago. her inheritance worts an estimated $20 million. she was a reclusive widow. she loved animals and doted on her two dogs shuger and candy. >> very quiet. >> helen and george were helen brach's friends. >> she wasn't really what i would call outgoing. >> helen may have led a private life, but her disappearance was about to make her famous. >> helen's story is the sort of story that you might expect in a hollywood movie, but it doesn't have a happy ending. >> the late john menning was appointed to represent helen, but he never met her. by the time he got involved she was gone. >> the ending is that she ace di peers without a trace. >> at 8:00 a.m. on the morning on february 17th, 1977, a

. >> the restaurant is a miami beach landmark. >> reporter: lang eventually moved on from sunday morningcalf eye in 2009. still we remember all the good times and the reports that never failed to open our eyes or whet our appetites. george lang was 86 years old. ♪ on a hill far away >> osgood: next, home again with tom jones. and later, don't move a muscle. i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about pristiq®, a prescription medicine proven to treat depression. pristiq is thought to work by affecting the levels of two chemicals in the brain, serotonin and norepinephrine. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase suicidal thoughts and behaviors in children, teens and young adults. pristiq is not approved for children under 18. do not take pristiq with maois. taking pristiq with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. tell your doctor about a

those of us in south florida and the miami beach area to the keys, as they prepare for any event that could occur during hurricane season, which is upon us again, and we need to know that the nfip is there to help us recover. let us not let another lapse happen right in the middle of hurricane season, and i urge my colleagues to join me in voting for this much-needed, way overdue, important re-authorization. i know my time is up. i thank the gentlelady for the time, and let's pass this. thank you. the chair: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from california continues to reserve. ms. waters: i continue to reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman from illinois is recognized. mrs. biggert: madam chairman, if i might inquire how much time we have remaining. the chair: the gentlewoman from illinois has 10 minutes remaining, and the gentlewoman from california has 11 1/2 minutes remaining. mrs. biggert: with that, then, i yield to our distinguish chairman of the financial services committee from alabama nine minutes. the chair: the gentleman from alabama

. >>> cynthia, es salvavidas en miami beach, y ella se propuso realizar esta travesÍa por el mar y lonunca paren por que alguien le dijo, etcÉtera. >>> y hay que hacer como tÚ, luchar contra viento y marea. >>> se demostrÓ que si uno lucha y es perseverante puede lograr cualquier cosa. >>> una de las cosas que mÁs me llama la atenciÓn, cuando le preguntas si lo harÍa otra vez, y ella te dice sÍ, todo depende de la causa y el caso. >>> y ella apoyarÍa a que otras personas hagan esto, porque es bonito realizar nuestro sueÑo para lograr que otras realicen el suyo. >>> lo importante es soÑar en grande. >>> ella es nicaragÜense? >>> sÍ, nacida en estados unidos. >>> felicitaciones para ella. y lo importante es tener en claro la meta. y ayer me decÍa alguien, no sueÑes tan chiquito, sueÑa en grande, y cuando sueÑas en grande tienes la posibilidad de compartir. >>> estuvieron pendientes? >>> sÍ, escuchamos esto, y tomar las decisiones correctas, y el diario the sun publicÓ una nota que me llamÓ la atencion, fÍjese esta noticia, es una muchacha que se iba a casar, un dÍa antes llegan sus amig

host: miami beach, fla., you are next on the independent line. caller: yes, good morning. yes, it seems like all of washington never addresses that all of our jobs, all of our work, everything is going abroad all over the world. china, india, the philippines, brazil -- nothing. people here need to get up and have a job, have a business. it used to be mom-and-pop stores. it is all dying slowly every single day, and all we hear is a lot of politics, but they do not seem to be solving people's lives. daily, people feel this malaise over the country. no one is in charge of how do people just get up and get a job and build something and pay their kids' school. there seems to be no communication in all of the conversation. host: she said a mom-and-pop stores. an e-mail this morning -- guest: they are not seeing demand for what they produce. we are in an environment where we as a country are producing less than our capability. there are americans sitting at home that are unemployed. there -- we are producing well below what we are capable as a country. the problem is you have thi

and all those coral reefs, and then the gulf stream comes to within one mile of the beaches of miami beachall the way up to palm beach. that is the part of the state that has an extraordinary amount of tourism. a lot of our florida beaches, oil did not get to, but the scare of oil there when they saw the pictures of the oil on pensacola beach, and you remember that newspaper photograph that had the entire beach, that white sugary sand beach was covered in black oil, and the tourists stopped coming, and they stopped coming to the entire gulf coast of florida, so this is what we are facing. i am pleased at my request and you and the ranking member were kind enough to invite the chairman of our county commission from pensacola, escambia county, who was at the front line of this. they did a lot themselves making it up as they went because in many cases the united states government did not have its act together, and a lot of the -- and i'll just close with this. mr. chairman, i'll never forget when i went to one of the centers, the command centers, and it was explained to me that the coast guar

rain also drenches parts of from west palm beach to miami. >>> if you're flying today, airport delays possible in denver, new orleans, atlantata d houston. >> well, efforts to track down casey anthony is turningngnto a giant version of where's waldo. a woman that looked like her was seen getting off a plane in orlando's executive airport running into the terminal covering her head with a blanket wearing the same kind of clothing that anthony had on when she left jail on sunday. but her attorney said it was all a practical joke. also this morning's "daily mail" newspaper claims that casey has been in palm springs in talks about a multimillion dollar tv deal. >>> republican presidential hopeful michele bachmann is insisting now that migraine headaches wiwi not affect her ability to potentially serve as president. on the campaign trail in south carolina, bachmann said they have not impeded her work as a congressman or candidate, and she said she's been able to control her situation with prescription meds. >>> the white house has been slapped with a fine by police in london after this pre

same deal with miami beach. work your way to the eastern seaboard, more of the same.with a 20% chance of storms in the afternoon. chance of rain is minimal in places like dallas. 101 the expected high. 89 for minneapolis. 99 in denver and salt lake city, 94. 73 in san francisco. 75 in seattle. 80 to 90-degree heat. 90 in miami. washington, d.c., nation's capital, about 92. 84 in boston. and in new york, 88 degrees can be expected. 88 again in new york, you'll find the rest of our show for "american morning" coming right up here on cnn. tion of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. ♪ it's the ♪ t network... ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond a new food for your cat or dog. got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see ev

a problem at home with your budget, well, maybe you think i won't take that vacation and go to miami beach and stay in that three star hotel, i'll go to fort walton and stay in a two star hotel and maybe get another job or work some more overtime. increase your income, you decrease your spending. and you get it together. this congress, though, has got the problem because in dealing with this and the debt ceiling is independent of all of it, many members of the congress on the republican side have pledged not to raise revenue. you've got to do both. you got to cut some things and you cut some things that don't decrease your ability to increase jobs later on, or increase jobs now. and you increase revenue at the same time. you have to do both. and some of the republicans have pledged never to do revenue. well, that means they got one arm tied behind their back. never increase revenue. you come to the table and you try to get a bargain, you negotiate in politics, you got to have both hands at the table. one give, one take. both sides have to come. open palms. friendship. no guns. here we are.

your water temperatures from virginia beach to miami looking good. jumping into the ocean in miami. 84 degrees will be absolutely beautiful. you certainly don't need a wet suit there. all right. that's a quick look at your national weather. now here's the weather right where you are. >>> all right. bianna, back you to. >> you hail from canada and the duke and dutchess of cambridge are there. also known as will and kate. they are taking canada by storm before heading to the u.s. later in the week. huge crowds are turning out wherever they go. but who are they there to see? abc's bob woodruff is traveling with the royal couple and joins us from quebec city where they are arriving today. bob, i have a feeling they are coming to see kate. >> yes, that's true. in this beautiful, beautiful city. i don't knkn if you've been here in quebec city. it's actually more than 400 years old. one from the oldest in north america. this is city hall built 200 0 years ago. will and kate made their way up here from montreal on a navy ship up the st. lawrence river. this

your water temperatures from virginia beach to miami looking good. jumping into the ocean in miami. 84 degrees will be absolutely beautiful. you certainly don't need a wet suit there. >> good morning. we have a drenching start to your day. three quarters of an inch downtown. you can see the showers moving to the eastern shore. the sun is up, but the dew points are way up. a sticky day. look for temperatures to top out at 90 degrees. afternoon showers and thunderstorms, and for the big independence day holiday, partly sunny and hot, a slight chance of a shower. temperatures about 95 degrees, but it's going to be a drier heat in a 90 degree >>> all right. bianna, back you to. >> you hail from canada and the duke and dutchess of cambridge are there. also known as will and kate. they are taking canada by storm before heading to the u.s. later in the week. huge crowds are turning out wherever they go. but who are they there to see? abc's bob woodruff is traveling with the royal couple and joins us from quebec city where they are arriving today. bob, i hav

we didn't know whether it was going to hit miami dade our west palm beach. so i made the decision, and looks to me like the best thing to do is declare a disaster area, approve the governor's request and include miami-dade county. that we have everything covered in don't have to wait around. we can make things happen. so fema went into action. some assistance to people in miami dade county. no, my god, all hell broke loose. well, he was trying to of tussaud's. seriously? seriously? do you think i could ever get some of those people in those precincts of those areas to ever vote for george w. bush? there was no way. i don't care how much money you to read them. we were trying to be proactive and make certain that wherever in the code of probability, wherever it it hits that we would be able to do what we need to do. we immediately. even though i think we ought to have that flexibility, it is a double-edged sword, and i'm not sure that any future undersecretary or secretary would be able to deal with that because congress just cannot help themselves in that reg

we didn't know whether hurricane gene was going to hit miami dade or west palm beach. i made the decision, looks to me like the best thing to do, declare a disaster area. include both that way we have everything covered. fema went into action. it provided assistance to people in miami dade county. oh my god, all hell broke lose. brown was doing that because he was trying to buy vote for george w. bush. seriously? seriously? you think number one that i could ever get some of those people in those presearchs for those areas to ever vote for george w. bush. no way. i don't care how much money you throw out. that's not what we were doing. we were trying to be proactive and make certain that wherever -- in the cone of probability, that we were going to be able to do what we needed to do. we immediately got second guessed on it. so even though i think we ought to have that flexibility, it's a double-edged sword. i'm not sure any future undersecretary or secretary will be able to deal with that kind of flexibility. because congress cannot help themselveses in that regard. yes

beach. >> you have to be the like the lakers, you can't be like miami who let dallas come back on them.ou have to continue to struggle. the side stroke got you here, just keep going. the wave came and slammed me into a bigger boulder my knees buckled, i thought i'm going to die here. lord, you said you were going to help me, all i need is a little push to get to that island. i made a turn, a huge wave came and pushed me toward the island. >> once on land a small fishing boat came by and gibson was rescued by the mexican navy. it's been a week since the boat sank. he's not given up hope his seven comrades will also be found alive. >> if i made it to an island i can. i hope they're somewhere on one of those islands out there wait ing to be helped. >> and the search ended tonight with still no sign of those seven missing fishermen. all 16 crew members survived and some of the survivors have leveled criticism against the captain and the crew for not helping the passengers enough or issuing a distress call. gibson, however, did not join in that criticism. live in san francisco tonight monty

beach. >> being a basketball fan, i said you have to be like the lakers. you can't be like miami who let dallas come back on them. you have to continue to struggle. dance with the girl you brung. keep swimming. my knees buckled because the wave was powerful. i thought i would die here. >> reporter: gibson said at that point he began to pray. >> i need just a push to get to that island. as i'm back floating i got close and i made a turn and huge wave came and pushed me toward the island. >> reporter: once on land, a small fishing boat came by and gibson was rescued by the mexican navy. even though it's been almost a week since the boat sank, gibson has not given up hope his seven comrades will also be found alive. >> if i made it to an island, they can. i just hope they are somewhere on one of those islands out there waiting to be helped. >> gibson did not join in the criticism of the captain and the crew of the erik but other survivors said the crew did not do enough and did not issue a distress call. all 16 crew members survived. >>> san francisco police officers have a new cont

but you know, when i was working down in miami on that movie, is act comely, i was staying on one of those manmade islands on your way into south beached -- my house was next door to shaquille o'neal's. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, and they'd have tour boats that would go around. kind of, you know, the guy would say, and now we're coming up to shaquille o'neal's house. but the guy would just make up stuff about my house. and he said, this is the house, the only house in north america with an indoor olympic swimming pool. and my house didn't have a swimming pool at all. or he said one day, edith piaf used to live in this house. one day i swear he said sylvester stallone. he would just kind of make stuff up. i kind of admired his -- i was like, this guy's creative. >> jimmy: he's trying to keep himself interested. or maybe he's just insane. what was it like living on the neighboring island to shaq? did he ever come over and steal like your cattle or anything like that or -- >> no, no. i never -- he actually had a bobble head, a shaq bobble head, at the end of his dock and that was my only sort of interaction with him. seeing this bob