droves. >> and it's not just miami beach. south florida is one of the fastest growing regions in the country. home to six million people. and over the past five years, the city of miami has undergone a multi billion dollar, skyline altering development boom. >> we've had probably the most significant urban development in miami, probably unprecedented in terms of valuation, of what's being created and the dollars that are being spent, and the value of the properties that we've never seen before. >> meanwhile, a record-breaking number of people visit said the area last year. that's a good thing. the economy depends on it. >> tourism is our main industry, and we don't have state income tax. in south florida, tourism and property tax are the main source of revenue for our communities. >> but much of that property is at risk. hundreds of billions of dollars of assets are currently exposed to the rising seas. billions more will be threatened in the coming decade. regardless of whether greenhouse gas emissions are lowered. >> we've p

>> the war made miami beach. a world that they didn't believe. >> during world war ii, miami saw a massive influx of military personnel. hotels, which had seen a sharp drop in business, made a deal with the government to house troops at the empty resorts. >> they told their parents about it. their parents came down, son came down, they opened their businesses here, and they were basically jewish at the time and that's how it started. >> by the fall of 1942, more than 78,000 troops were living in 300 hotels in miami and miami beach. >> how long have you been running the deuce? >> i took over in 1964. half of my life i've spent here. miami beach has turned over at least six times since i've been here. all that neon is "miami vice." they put it in there. this was their favorite bar. >> it makes sense too. >> still, it was very flattering. the same as how flattering it is to have you here. >> i love this place. i mean, i love it. it's my favorite bar in miami. to many more. do more for your immune health? now one a d

"a republican, love of colorado, has come to miami beach. he is seeking to line up dissatisfied democrats to support president nixon." fractured, exhausted, inexperienced. three days of meeting took a toll on the delegates of the 1972 convention. but the troubled convention finally came together and the apprehension gave way to excitement when the final votes clinched the nomination for the prairie populist. " and 119 votes for the next president senator, george mcgovern." president senator, george mcgovern." "i accept your nomination with a full and grateful heart." "i accept your nomination with a full and grateful heart." president nixon and his aides were ready for the democratic candidate, painted him weak on defense from the start. and even as they were battling the early days of watergate, nixon's campaign to re-elect came to punish mcgovern in the general election where he won just a single state. going into both conventions in 1976, there were favorites and a desire to move on from the scandals of the early decade. for the republica

president nixon accepts his party's nomination for a second term in miami beach, florida. american prosperity to comparing the united states on what he saw to trips to the soviet union and china. in addition, the president promises to end the vietnam war and achieve quote peace with honor,". he won the 1972 election in a landslide, gearing 49 states. this speech is just over 40 minutes, at our coverages from nbc news. [cheers and applause] >> the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] pres. nixon: mr. chairman, delegates to this convention, my fellow americans, four years ago, standing in this very place, i proudly accepted your nomination for president of the united states. with your help and with the votes of millions of americans, we won a great victory in 1968. tonight, i again proudly accept your nomination for president of the united states. [applause] let us pledge ourselves to win an even greater victory this november, in 1972. i congratulate chairman ford. i congratulate chairman dole, anne armstrong and the hundreds of others who have laid the foun

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. >> former vice president richard nixon accepted the gop presidential nomination in miami beach and vice president hubert humfry accepted the democratic nomination in chicago. monday evening supreme court justices share stories about the current supreme court's food traditions. >> whenever the justice has a birthday the chief brings in some wine and we toast the birthday boy or girl and sing happy birthday. and we are missing our chorus leader because most of them can't carry a tune. >> supreme court cure ator talk about culinary customs. for complete holiday schedule go to c span.org. >>> next on reel america, jet passenger service began in late 1950s in the united states and pan american airlines started transatlantic flights with boeing 707 in october 1958. pan am's 12 minute film promotes the concept of trans atlantic jet passenger service by documenting a flight from new york to london. >> sky over the atlantic. the vast air ocean when he saled from europe to america a few hundred years ago in over two long months. the same air ocean over the atlantic probably did not seem as e

the 1972ixon at republican convention at miami beach. the 1980 convention with jimmy carter. the 1984 convention in dallas with ronald reagan. the 1992w. bush at republican convention in houston. bill clinton in chicago for the 1996 democratic convention. also, the 2004 republican convention with george w. bush. tonight 8:00 eastern on c-span. we've -- if we- are going to invest the money into education, we have to change the way we deliver education. >> sunday night on q&a, gerard robinson will talk about the state of education in the united states. >> there is a body of literature that is clear about a certain to simply accept students who have not fulfilled that regular aggregation is doing a great disservice to them and it is selling the effort of affirmative action. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern. >> you are looking at a time-lapse view recorded by the library of congress showing the process of constructing the exhibition, "jacob riis: revealing how the other half lives." next on american history tv's artifacts, we learn about the life of the danish born journalist, soc

. >> former vice president richard nixon affected the gop nomination in miami beach. hubert humphrey accepted the democratic nomination in chicago. monday evening before 7:00, supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg and sonia stories aboute food traditions. >> whenever someone has a birthday, we bring and wine and toast the birthday boy or girl and sing happy birthday. [laughter] and we're missing our chorus leader because, truth be told. most of them can't carry a tune. >> and a discussion of culinary customs dating from the 19th century. >> each week, american history tv's american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places. next, we traveled to the national constitution center in philadelphia to learn about 42 bronze statues in signer's hall, and to learn about the constitutional convention of 1787.

president nixon accepts his party's nomination for a second term in miami beach, florida.aring the united states on what he saw to trips to the soviet union and china. in addition, the president promises to end the vietnam war and achieve quote peace with honor,". he won the 1972 election in a landslide, gearing 49 states. this speech is just over 40 minutes, at our coverages from nbc news. [cheers and applause]

as most men know, there are plenty of ladies in miami beach.own there. ♪ >> reporter: i'm here to surrender. the war on women, have you ever been waterboarded? in the war on women? >> in the -- in what? >> reporter: do you think there's a war on women going on right now in this country? >> yeah. there is a big war. >> reporter: do you think men are keeping you guys down? >> you know, there's just not enough equality between men and women. >> reporter: if there is a war, does that mean we have to keep paying for your dinner? >> if you want to go on a date with me. >> i will pay. >> reporter: you don't always want equality. you want chivalry when it suits you? >> absolutely. >> reporter: if i bought you a drink, you'd refuse it, then in. [ laughter ] ? >> stranger danger. >> reporter: in what way are men and women not equal? >> in the way they're treated. you can see how if girls are walking by, girls are stare at them, whistling. >> reporter: do you get paid the same as men? >> more. >> reporter: more? there's a reason for that. >> reporter: do

it was kind of a little bit of a lull from the '50s to when sort of like the restoration of the miami beach today and the art deco and all that. >> jimmy: the scene that goes on there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you speak english when you came over? >> no, no english. >> jimmy: was that hard for you as a 5-year-old? >> i picked it up pretty quick. you know. it was a little bit of a preschool, but someone would say, would you like to borrow my crayon? then you'd punch him in the face because you didn't know what he was saying. just in case, you know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it could be a weapon he's brandishing. the burnt sienna, you don't know what that is. >> once i understood, i was good. >> jimmy: you stopped punching people for offering you crayons, it got me into s.a.g. >> jimmy: what did? >> punching people in the face. >> jimmy: yeah, that's the guild. >> jimmy: and you have to get a job before you can get into s.a.g. but you can't have a job unless you're in s.a.g. it's a weird thing that happens. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it seems to work out okay. >> like running for president, you know. >> j

mcgovern accepting his party's presidential nomination at the 1972 democratic national convention in miami beach, florida. in his speech, the south dakota senator criticizes president richard nixon's policies on vietnam and calls for more transparency in government. senator mcgovern lost to richard nixon in the general election in a lopsided contest, with the president taking 49 states. this speech is just over 40 minutes, and i were coverage is from the nixon presidential library and museum. , senatoran o'brien eagleton, andor my fellow citizens, i am happy to join you for this benediction service.iday sunrise [applause] i assume that everyone here is impressed with my control of this convention in that my choice for vice president was challenged by only 39 other nominees. [applause] but i think we learned from watching the republicans four years ago as they selected their less presidential nominee -- their vice presidential nominee that it pays to take a little more time. [applause] i can tell you that eleanor is very grateful that the oregon delegation at least cap her in the race with martha

or then 1968 in miami beach, was that 1972? the front row of delegates could not see the speakers. they had to put televisions along the road. now, it is more open. >> tell me, do you have one favorite over the years? >> i have several favorites. one of my favorites was 1984, when ray charles closed out the convention. -- psted a baby grand pno saying -- sang at the end. circumstances put me shut up against one side of the piano, and the other side was president and mrs. reagan, and the other side was ray charles and mrs. charles. tonight, we will be focusing on the trump children and their role in the campaign. over the years, you have dealt with a lot of family members from the republican nominees. >> i have, and they have all been very gracious. i have several pictures in my memoir bank, with candidates, and candidates' wives. they come around and visit the staff, and we appreciate that. >> is it still fun for you? >> it is still fun. but there is one thing i want to say in reverse. forve done this primarily the media since i came with the party in 1972. you started in 1980. ove

not miami beach. we are containing it. we have the top people on this right now. and this is something that we're all watching. we're doing everything we can to make sure that this does not spread. there is no reason to believe at all that this has spread. we're very confident it has been contained. like anything else, this is something everyone has expected. we of course, we're on it. >> all right, mayor levine, thank you for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> of course be sure to tune in to fox news sunday tomorrow. chris wallace has the exclusive interview with hillary clinton. her first since becoming the democratic nominee. check local listings for sunday morning air times. >>> a federal appeals court says north carolina's voter id law is no good. the three democratic appointed judge panel ruled the law discriminatory. sloor similar laws were shot down in texas and wisconsin and kansas. a law that required evidence of citizenship was thrown out. let's bring in hans, election law reform initiative manager, senior legal fellow with the herit

. >> miami beach, florida. le island packed end to end with white hotels. hello.song playing] this place on the left is al capone's old mansion. >> at los angeles, can anything stop >> -- glamorous hotel, girls hand out candidates' buttons. it is hard sometimes to keep your mind on politics heard what was i saying? es. yes, politics -- ah, y politics. say in a sentence to british viewers why you oppose this platform of the toocratic party, which seeks give negro americans their full rights under the constitution? if this platform is carried with you campaign for the party in the election? will you walk out of this convention, governor? , hysterical,tonk razzmatazz welcome. i don't know if i will be able to say that during the convention, but i will try. that brings this program to a close. everything on turkey is on our website, as well as everything from the republican convention in cleveland. it is also on the website. to reach me and the team you can find us on twitter. i am @kattykaybbc. from all of us in cleveland, ohio, thank you for watching. i will see you

dancing on miami beach.the white house. >> i think as she's grown in the role, she realizes what she has to say carries great weight. >> repoter: michelle miller, cbs news. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," texas senator joachim castro and his brother julian castro joins us live. plus, we'll speak with "daily show" host trevor noah. and mo rocca talks about the unique accent. that's the "cbs morning news" for this morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >> i think it's fair to say that no one is more disappointed than i am. >> sanders answers taking the stage at the dnc and hillary clinton's former rival has a message for his supporters. >> and overnight crime ends with nine cars smashed and some suspects on the loose. what police said they did that caused this mess. >>> and storms wreak havoc in our area and roads are impassible and indoors. today is tuesday, jewel 25, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brook thomas. >> it's a steamy start to the week and we hope

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told that hillary clinton and tim kaine we believe they're still at the fountainbleau hotel in miami beach. their motor cade has not left. it's still a significant drive from the fountainbleau to florida university where you are. supposed to start at noon. it's clearly going to start a little later. set the scene for us. tell us about the audience there, the crowd that has gathered. >> reporter: well the speaker is already underway. you see debbie was lman schur m. it is a little ways from the hotel where they are staying so there's going to be a break after she speaks, a short break we're told and then there's going to be a big video rollout. you can sort of imagine what has been produced by the clinton campaign. i'm sure it's something that they tried to make inspirational about this running mate pick, tim kaine and then we're going to hear from hillary clinton first and then tim kaine second. but this is a large crowd. you can only see really a small part of it. this is only large auditorium. this is a large public university and it's a very diverse student body here at florida internat

. >> former vice president richard nixon accepted the gop presidential nomination in miami beach. and vice president hubert humphrey accepted the democratic nomination in chicago. monday evening just before 7:00, supreme court justices ruth bader ginsberg and sonia sotomayor share stories about the current supreme court's food traditions. >> whenever a justice has a birthday, the chief brings in some wine and we toast the birthday boy or girl. and sing "happy birthday." and we are missing a chorus leader, because truth be told, most of them can't carry a tune. >> and supreme court curator katherine fitz will talk about culinary customs dating to the 19th and 20th century. four our complete schedule, go to cspan.org. >>> the hard-fought 2016 primary season is over with historic conventions to follow this summer. >> colorado, florida, texas, ohio. >> watch c-span. the first nonpolitician in several decades. watch live on c-span. listen on the c-span radio app or get video on demand on cspan.org. you have a front-row seat to every minute of both conventions on c-span, all beginning o

. >> former vice president richard nixon accepted the gop presidential nomination in miami beach, andesident hubert humfry accepted the democratic nomination in chicago, and monday evening, just before 7:00, supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg and sonia sotomayor share stories about the current supreme court food position. >> whenever a justice has a birthday, the chief brings in some wine, and we toast the birthday boy or girl. and sing happy birthday. and we're missing our leader because truth be told, most of them can't carry a tune. >> and supreme court curator catherine fits curator katherine fitz will talk about culinary secrets. >>> the hard-fought 2016 primary season is over with historic conventions to follow this summer. >> coll. >> florida. >> texas. >> ohio. >> watch c-span as the delegates consider the nomination of the first woman ever to head a major political party and the first non-politician in several decades. watch live on c-span. listen on the c-span radio app or get video on demand at c-span.org. you have a front row seat to every minute of both convention

richard nixon in miami beach. jimmy carter in new york city. george h.w. bush in houston.l clinton in chicago. in the 2004 republican convention in new york with george w. bush. eastern night at 8:00 on c-span. monday, the senior vice president of verizon and the head of policy and public affairs operations in washington on the issues in telecom. she is joined by john mckinnon. >> there are characteristics of the spectrum that make it complicated. wallsdoesn't go through well? >> exactly. there is actually a lot of engineering that have developed new antennas. there are ways to adjust for that issue to get more usable in that environment. announcer: monday night at 8:00 on c-span2. journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. monday morning, we will discuss the concepts of freedom and liberty in the u.s. today with theeditor in chief and correspondent for "the daily beef." we will also discuss the campaign, brexit vote, and possible effects on the economy, and what is ahead for congress. the former iraqi intelligence advisor and generals will discus

george mcgovern accepting his party's nomination at that 1972 democratic national convention in miami beach, florida. his speech, the south dakota senator criticizes richard nixon policies on the non-and culture for -- vietnam and calls more policy changes. he lost to richard dixon. his speech is just over 40 minutes and our coverage is from the nixon presidential library museum. , chairwomano'brien kennedy, senator citizens,nd my fellow i'm happy to join you for this benediction of our sunrise service. [applause]

. >> former vice president richard nixon accepted the gop presidential nomination in miami beach ande president hubert humfry accepted the democratic nomination in chicago. monday evening supreme court justices share stories about the current supreme court's food traditions. >> whenever the justice has a birthday the chief brings in some wine and we toast the birthday boy or girl and sing happy birthday. and we are missing our chorus leader because most of them can't carry a tune. >> supreme court cure ator talk about culinary customs. for complete holiday schedule go to c

mcgovern accepting his party's presidential nomination at the 1972 democratic national convention in miami beachorida. in his speech, the south dakota senator criticizes president richard nixon's policies on vietnam and calls for more transparency in government. senator mcgovern lost to richard nixon in the general election in a lopsided contest, with the president taking 49 states. this speech is just over 40 minutes, and i were coverage is from the nixon presidential library and museum. , tohairman o'brien

richard nixon excess his party's presidential nomination at the republican national convention in miami beach, florida. in his speech, the former vice president says he would restore law and order following a year of civil and political unrest. he pledged to work to an honorable end to the vietnam war. mr. nixon defeated hubert humphrey in a close general election with less than 1% of the popular vote separating the two. independent candidate george wallace came in third. this speech is just over 40 minutes. our coverage is from nbc news. ♪ [applause] [laughter] mr. nixon: thank you very much. much.you very thank you. thank you very much. ♪ thank you very much. [applause] [applause] thank you. delegates of this americans, my fellow 16 years ago, i stood before this convention to accept your nomination as the running mate of one of the greatest americans of our time or of any time, dwight d. eisenhower. [applause] mr. nixon: eight years ago, i had the highest honor of accepting your nomination for president of the united states. [applause] mr. nixon: tonight, i again proudly accept the nominat

richard nixon at the 1972 republican convention in miami beach. to 1980 democratic convention with jimmy carter. in new york city george h.w. bush at the 1992 republican convention.in houston bill clinton in chicago for the 1996 democratic convention. the 2004 republican convention in new york city with george w. bush. for the republican and democratic conventions, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. "q&a" withon c-span, mark green. that is followed by british preminger david cameron taking questions from members of the house of commons. -- trade representative talks about the global economy and pending trade agreements. ♪ >> this week on wednesday, part one of a two-part interview with former public interest lawyer and politician mark green. mr. greene discusses his book, "bright infinite future" and the memoirs on the progressive ratel. --progressive right. >> you say on your book, that when you were running for mayor of new york city

the 1970 two at republican convention in miami beach.democratic convention with jimmy carter in new york city. the 1992bush at republican convention in houston. bill clinton in chicago for the 1996 democratic convention and the 2004 republican convention in new york city with george w. bush. past republican and democratic national conventions. saturday nights at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span, washington journal is next. then actor and activist george takei talks about the treatment of japanese-americans in world war ii. later, we look at how past presidents have dealt with the issue of poverty in the u.s. >> coming up on today's washington journal, this fourth of july, and issues roundtable with terry jeffries and eleanor clift with the daily beast. and a look at the situation in iraq and what is next in the fight against isis. we are joined by a former intelligence officer to the military. ♪ host: good morning. it is monday, july 4, 2016. happy independence day and welcome to washington journal. the weather could have a major impa

richard nixon at the 19th of need two republican convention in miami beach. convention with jimmy carter in new york city. george h.w. bush at the 1992 republican convention in houston. forgh clinton in chicago the 1996 democratic convention and the 2004 republican convention in new york city with george w. bush. republican and democratic national conventions, saturday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> of on c-span, a look at what to help victims of human trafficking. secretary of state john kerry speaking on the issue while releasing the state department human trafficking report. later, a discussion on how past presidents have addressed poverty in the u.s. representatives from the justice department and government accountability office testified this past week on what is being done to help victims of human trafficking. hearing held by the senate judiciary committee is one hour. >> thanks everybody for being patient. thanks for being patient and thank you for such a large importantr this very subject. i imagine a lot of people in the audience are part of or

. >> "watters' world" from miami beach. >>> and that is it for this special edition of the factor.remember that the spin stops right here, because we are definitely looking out. >>> welcome to the special edition of hannity. we'll examine the growing threat of radical islam right here in the u.s. right here at home, the orlando terror attack reminded all of us that islamic extremists want to take away our way of life. take a look. >> and we've just gotten word of not one but two explosions near the finish line of the boston marathon. >> we have someone attacking someone in the

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it was kind of a little bit of a lull from the '50s to when sort of like the restoration of the miami beachll that. >> jimmy: the scene that goes on there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you speak english when you came over? >> no, no english. >> jimmy: was that hard for you as a 5-year-old? >> i picked it up pretty quick. you know. it was a little bit of a transition thing, i was in preschool, but someone would say, would you like to borrow my crayon? then you'd punch him in the face because you didn't know what he was saying. just in case, you know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it could be a weapon he's brandishing. the burnt sienna, you don't know what that is. >> once i understood, i was good. >> jimmy: you stopped punching people for offering you crayons, it got me into s.a.g. >> jimmy: what did? >> punching people in the face. >> jimmy: yeah, that's the way. >> s.a.g. is the screen actors guild. >> jimmy: and you have to get a job before you can get into s.a.g. but you can't have a job unless you're in s.a.g. it's a weird thing that happens. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it seems to work out okay. >> like run

richard nixon in miami beach. 1980 democratic convention with jimmy carter in new york city.on in dallas with ronald reagan. at the 1992bush republican convention in houston. bill clinton in chicago. the 2000 four republican convention in new york city with george w. bush. ast republican and them credit national conventions. saturday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> at life today on c-span, washington journal is next. at 10:00 a.m., the house returns for general speeches. noon, the u.s. house financial services. hour, ap in one congressman is here to discuss the fbi went to a nation of no charges following the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. 8:45 a.m., brenda lawrence of michigan on the latest on the flint water rises, the presidential campaign, the orlando shooting response, in gun legislation. >> although the department of ontice makes final decisions matters such as this come it is our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. is fbi director james comey yesterday announcing his findings from his agency's investigation of hillary clinton's e-mail

richard nixon in miami beach. the 1980 democratic convention with jimmy carter in new york city. george h.w. bush at the 1992 republican convention in houston. clinton in chicago for the 1996 democratic convention. and the 2004 republican convention in new york city with george w. bush. saturday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. george w. bush presidential center hosted an event in early june celebrating the pulitzer prize centennial. one of the discussions focused on presidents and poverty and included a domestic policy lbjsor, the director of the library and a journalist from the washington post. it is one hour, 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you and welcome back. we have a very exciting panel ahead of us but i want to say on behalf of the foundation and the presidential library, what a pleasure it is to be a partner in this incredible opportunity to celebrate the pulitzer prize centennial. team,you to kevin and her it is an amazing event. is very appropriate for me to introduce the next panel, which is the presidents and poverty. the fight that never ends. lb g's war on povert

. ♪ kellogg's frosted mini-wheats® feed your inner kidult >>> this is walter cronkite in miami beachublican national convention. >> richard nixon was the leader. but he walked into the republican convention not positive that he would be the candidate. >> the new-fashioned nixon runs an old-fashioned campaign. and that's what the country seems to want. >> there were challengers. there was nelson rockefeller in new york, for starters, and george romney in michigan. there was some talk of reagan. but nixon had a lock on the delegates. >> we are a nation in crisis. right now, change rules america. it's time for america to rule change. it is my privilege to place a nomination, the man for 1968, the honorable richard m. nixon. [ cheers and applause ] >> there are 30 votes in wisconsin. and this should be put him across. >> richard m. nixon. [ applause ] >> sit down, get to work. [ laughter ] >> it looks like nixon. nobody is really surprised. and no committed republican feels cheated. what was the fuss all about? >> the republicans understand that nixon, in this time of tumultuousness, he

the 1964 democratic convention, richard nixon at the 1972 republican convention in miami beach. the 1980 democratic convention with democrat -- jimmy carter from new york city. towards h w bush and the 1992 republican convention, bill clinton in chicago for the 19 96 democratic convention and the 2004 republican convention in new york city with george w. bush. at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> apollo 11 astronaut and michael collins talked about the american presence in space from its earliest days to blue origin, a privately funded venture designed to make spaceflight more frequent and affordable. the hour-long conversation hosted by the smithsonian national air and space museum is moderated by david rubenstein, a billionaire philanthropist. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm the director of the smithsonian's national air and space museum. it is my pleasure to welcome you to the john glenn lecture. we inaugurated the lecture in 2004. they quickly became one of our most popular annual event. tonight is no exception. we will feature historic conversation between a legendary s

adviser to the trump campaign, and deathan mcdowell, and phillip levine, democrat and mayor of miami beach. steve, you helped write this plan. it's based on tax cuts. will the plan get to us 4% growth? >> anything is better than 1% which is what we have had over the last six months and can you think of a worst possible possible time for hillary clinton to give a morning in america speech when we have this incredibly lousy economic report which shows the economic is barely growing. we are teetering on the edge of a recession and the boston community is in recession so it's not morning in america. there's huge, deep problem width the economy and we can solve them -- a lot of policies but two or three we can ones. radical overhaul of the tax system that reduces business taxes in america that will bring a lot of those jobs that have left for mexico and canada back into the united states. so the most sweeping reform since reagan. number two we're going to do a made in america -- approve american oil, gas and coal, and what a one-liner by hillary. i care about people in coal communities, as obam

. >>> the eagles linebacker turned himself into the miami beach police, arrested in connection with the assault of a hotel worker last week. the team says it is aware of the situation and expects him at camp tomorrow. >>> the o.t.a.'s and training camps -- and the mini camps are nice but the training camps is where they hope to make space. and commenting on the style, he is keeping things simple for now. >> we're not rocket science now. we're not trying to, you know, re-invent anything. we want to put guys in a good position, communicate well, play what fits them. all of those things are important to us. >>> ben simmons gives back after the break. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. who do you talk to for military advice right now? well, i watch the shows. i mean i really see a lot of great - you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows... while donald trump watched tv, as secretary of state, hillary clinton negotiated a cease fire in gaza. a reduction in nuclear weapons... took on vladimir putin... and stood up against the trafficking of human beings. a st

the chief of staff , requesting admission and special privileges to a high- end restaurant in miami south beache was busted about the scheme after the scheme was brought to the attention of john lewis his actual chief of staff who then notified authorities. check police need your help identifying attackers in a violent robbery that happened may 30. you can see two man attack a victim who ends up lying in the street. watch it here. anyone with information about the crime or even perhaps the suspects. please call dc police. daughter's killer, sharon love seeking $6 million from convicted killer george helically. the wrongful death suit was heard in a charlottesville courtroom, sentenced to 23 years in prison for killing love six years ago at the university of virginia. >>> montgomery county seriously considering starting the 2017- 18 school year on august 21. a full week earlier than most years. obviously making the next summer vacation shorter but it calls for june 5 to be the last day of school. the school system knows not everybody will like the proposal , they are looking for feedback from re

miami beach they come out hand in hand then we'll pull up for you last week, last saturday, donald trumpomes out and speaks for 28 minutes on his own before he brings pence you. scottie, your take on the tim kaine rollout? >> they are two different styles but they are the same team and have the same goal of uniting the people within their party, whether through celebrating diversity or proposals. what we saw between the two, one party wanted to speak, everyone as one. wanted to unite our country. we have such divisions. we can celebrate diversity and that makes america great but we need to find ways that unify us. that was something that came out mr. trump's entire are rnc and mike pence's speech. what we saw today is speaking to certain people, we keep speaking to certain people and leaving others out. he stayed on stage as we saw with what happened with ted cruz, the tension was always going to be on him. he's larger than life. he stepped off to give mike pence the spotlight. we've seen them together plenty since. >> i want you guys to let's consider this and ryan to you because you co

watters' world from miami beach. >>> that is it for tonight. no -- we thank you for watching. always remember the spin stops right here. we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, a country >> breaking tonight a country on alert as we hear new warnings about the risk of an attack on the homeland weeks after the horror of orlando. welcome to a kelly file special, terror in america. i'm megyn kelly. less than one day after terrorists killed 42 and wounded more than 200 others at one of the world's busiest airports, the cia director answered questions on the record and said he would not be surprised if something similar happened here and soon. while the attack in turkey involved sophisticated coordination and planning, america just experienced a terror attack of its own in orlando, florida. and saw the kind of horror that can be unleashed when one man inspired by terror teachings goes after a soft target like a nightclub where no one saw it com co coming. that was the latest reminder. from san bernardino to the pulse nightclub in florida. it's evolving. the only constant is

that miami beach is about five feet above sea level now. it is going to be venice down there.lands disappearing. it is not a theory anymore. >> of course not. >> climate is affecting us. >> how about the fact the pentagon has been on this page for the better part of a decade. the pentagon has been saying this is a national security issue. the republicans in congress have told them, don't tell us that. >> why are they afraid of science? are they afraid of admitting it is evolution? >> i think the main reason is because they get contributions from people like the koch brothers. >> who don't want to believe in it because of fossil fuel. >> because they only have $80 billion. what if they don't make any more money? how will they eat? i don't understand rich people ask climate. you can't have private air. you just can't. you can't escape all this toxicity in the water and the food supply. and it will get you all. don't they connect the dots between toxicity that is pervading the at moss sneer the sickness that they must see all around them? in themselves? the rates of cancer? i mea

told that hillary clinton and tim kaine we believe they're still at the fountainbleau hotel in miami beachleft. it's still a significant drive from the fountainbleau to florida university where you are. supposed to start at noon. it's clearly going to start a little later. set the scene for us. tell us about the audience there,