eventually, their grandson went on to expand the community, building doral estates and doral park.ng the area with a massive billion-dollar downtown doral project. ♪ the father-daughter duo of armando and ana-marie codina bought 31 buildings in an industrial area. >> it took us several years, but we have now demolished 27 of the 31. >> we really wanted to build a community of locals. we want a vibrant place where people want to live, work, play. >> condo towers, more than 70 stores and restaurants, over a million square feet of office space, even the new $20 million city hall and village green that you see behind me. armando codina says his plan is all coming together now, but it was 30 years in the making. >> i was lucky enough that cuba was 90 miles from the united states and that i was able to come here. so, everything that i have, i owe to this country. you couldn't do what i've done anyplace else. you interview my daughter -- she has an mba from m.i.t. i didn't go to college. i went to support my mama when she got out of cuba, so... >> it wasn't until 2003, after a seven-year

1000 y cuatro horas o para de la casa blanca por un periodo de 22 dÍas para presionar el presiente doraloliciales en repudio desamparado, son comparables a los operativos de arresto de migraciÓn porque algunos de los que reciben ambos servicios, ahora temen ser deportados. >> estamos viendo la presencia de la policÍa, a las dos, 4:00 de la maÑana, cuando las personas duermen y lo sacan de las camas para decirles que estÁn siendo acusados de cosas que sucedieron hace ocho o 10 aÑos atrÁs. peggy: josÉ garcÍa quien es desamparado, dice haber sido detenido en un refugio por una infracciÓn. josÉ: me sacaron esposado. peggy: segÚn activistas y concejales, las redadas policiales se ha llevado a cabo desde enero en varios refugio de desamparados. algunos de ellos, en vecindarios hispanos. >> uno ve personas a las dos o 3:00 de la maÑana y cualquiera se va a despertar. ellos no creen que estÁn protegidos ni que esto es una ciudad santuario. peggy: para proteger la seguridad de quienes viven y trabajan en refugios, los agentes del orden pÚblico, a veces buscan a individuos con Órdenes de arresto p

we're following this development in doral, florida.ce president of the united states, mike pence, is set to speak to a venezuelan community there. he's talking about the riots and the administration is watching. is he trying to calm down something that his boss had to say about this? >> we have many options for venezuela. this is our neighbor. we're all over the world. we have troops all over the world, places that are very far away. venezuela is not very far away. the people are suffering. they're dying. we have many options for venezuela including a possible military option if necessary. >> neil: all right. the independent general review, aaron mcpike. when the president said that, that alarmed a lot of folks with what was going on in the middle east, syria and telegraphing what could be happening in afghanistan. is the vice president going to dial that down, been told to dial it down or what? >> i think likely he will dial it down. the president has a tendency to get out over his skis sometimes as we all know. he likes talking about

en su visita a la ciudad del doral en miami el vicepresidente de los estados unidos les prometiÓ a losausos de jÚbilo de los cientos de venezolanos reunidos en la iglesia. para este alcalde venezolano el encuentro con hugo sinton se define en una palabra. ramÓn se reunió con el vicepresidente antes de sus declaraciones. celebro lo que noto. sostiene que sintiÓ un compromiso de ayuda. >> el presidente dijo claramente que mÁs ayuda venÍa en camino. no entramos en especÍficos pero sí quedÓ clara la necesidad de eliminar la posibilidad de que se siga financiando la dictadura de maduro. >> en el momento apropiado, este presidente va a cumplir con la promesa que hizo de apoyar a la democracia venezolana. >> yo si creo que estÁ prontito y que estÁ montado en coordinar con otros paÍses. la ayuda que necesita el pueblo venezolano. ivan taylor: abordÓ un tema que considero que en este encuentro asiento no deberÍa pasar por alto. >> la situaciÓn de los inmigrantes y de los venezolanos en este paÍs para que haya algunos arreglos, para que los que no tengan papeles puedan conseguir esos avances. ra

southern command in doral for three years, colonel jorge saveedra was my team lead for many, many thingswe filled these hospital ships with doctors and nurses private sector, interagency, allied doctors, we had dutch and french military doctors and civilian volunteers, we had everybody operating on this. it was the ultimate team sport in many years of admiral i ordered the deployment of many aircraft carriers into combat. the most important deployments i made were the hospital ships, i'm firmly convinced of that. we need private-public corporation. this is private vessel receiving fuel after being freed from pirates by u.s. navy fueler. and i will conclude the background of this book, it's not only the geopolitics which i talked about, trade and the economy, 95% of the world's trades move at sea but i try to communicate in the book what it's like to be a mariner, what it's like to sail into the arctic, what it's like to sail through the strait of gibraltar. it's choppy, it's challenging, i spent 11 years of my life day for day on the deep ocean. i spent 16 years assigned ships, 11 day fo

when i was a commander in the us southern command in doral for three years, colonel silvera was my team lead for many things. we filled these hospital ships with doctors and nurses , private sector. inter-agency, allied doctors. we had dutch and french literary doctors and civilian volunteers. we had everybody operating on this. it was the ultimate team sports. in many years as an admiral i ordered the deployment of many aircraft carriers into combat. most important deployments i made were these hospital ships, i'm firmly convinced of that. we need private public cooperation. this is a private vessel receiving fuel and being free pirates by a u.s. navy fuel are. i'll conclude the background of this book is not only the geopolitics which i talked about, it's not only the trade in the economy, 95 percent of the world is good to see what it's, i tried to communicate in the book what it's like to be a mariner. what it's like to sail into the arctic. what it's like to sail through the strait of gibraltar. what does it feel like when you approach the coast of china in the dark of night dodgin

i were in the white house, i don't think i'd ever see turnberry again, i don't think i'd ever see doralami. i don't ever think i'd see anything. i just want to stay in the white house and work my ass off and make great deals, right? who is going to lead? who is going to lead? >> times have changed. president trump repeatedly slammed president obama for taking vacation and golfing. guess what president trump is doing today? he's going on a 17-day vacation to his new jersey golf club. let's discuss with cnn politics reporter and editor at large chris cillizza, counterterrorism analyst phil mudd and cnn analyst john murray. chris cillizza, it wasn't something candidate trump said once, wasn't something he said twice. he liked this topic, that he thought that president obama golfed too often and took too many vacations. let me remind people, by reading some of his tweets. here they are. can you believe that, with all the problems and difficulties facing the u.s., president obama spent the day playing golf. worse than carter. number two, president obama has a major meeting on the new york ci

both were wanted in connection with the gruesome stabbing death of 26-year-old hairstylist trenton doral lathem is set to appear in court tomorrow in dublin. >>> it is 6:29. coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay" the curtain drops on the hit musical "hamilton." when the show will make its return to the bay area. that plus all your top stories and weather coming up at 7:00. we hope you join us. anchor ots plasma >>> i just want to say -- shut that crap off. >> no one plays bette midler off stage, especially when delivering for her tony award. leading role in musical for her performance of the revival of "hello, dolly!." since it opened in april, it is broadway's hottest ticket, shattering records at the shubert theater. the show is classic, the cast rightly showered with praise and nominations. but let's be honest, crowds are lining up to see bette. it is return to the stage and town where she got her start in the basement of a place called the continental bass. i sat down with her a few months back as she was preparing to head back to broadway for "hello, dolly!" ♪ >> for the divine mis

david: vice president mike pence is in doral, florida. he is about to speak about venezuela.marco rubio, as you can see, currently is speaking. this as we're just hearing from a u.s. official a new venezuela sanction package is coming soon. the country has seen protests where 400 opponents of maduro regime have been killed. we're monitoring the events very closely. we'll bring you any headlines coming out of the vice president's speech. melissa: $700 million, what some people are hoping to win as the powerball reaches historic levels. fox business's tracee carrasco is at penn station in new york city with the latest. tracee, how many tickets have you bought? >> reporter: i bought five tickets. i'm really trying to win. but you know, this is a lucky store. about two years ago they sold a $58 billion winning ticket. so my fingers are crossed. now this is a $700 million jackpot. no one hit the powerball jackpot since early june. i'm asking people what they would do if they won. sir, what would you do? >> i would help the less fortunate, what i would do if i won. a lot of people

if i were in the white house, i don't think i would ever see turnberry or doral again. play much golf. i wouldn't leave the white house very much, because these little trips where they cost you a fortune. i love working. i'm not a vacation guy. i don't take vacations. i'm not like obama where he takes air force one to hawaii. i don't take vacations. i promise you, i will not be taking very long vacations. if i take them at all. there's no time for vacation. other people go away for weeks and weeks. i don't like vacations. obama likes relaxing and going on vacations. me, i like working. i like working, i really do. if i get elected president, i'm going to be in the white house a lot. i'm not leaving. we have deals to make. who the hell wants to leave, right? >> who the hell wants to leave? who indeed. jim acosta joins us from the white house. what is the white house saying about the president's time away? >> he might want a mulligan for all of those comments after that clip, anderson. but the white house at this point is saying that this is going to be a working vacation

that have pulled away, doing a very nice business of hosting political events and the like or his doralf course in florida or others of a similar scale to mar-a-lago but may cater to a different crowd. >> that's a great question and something we're watching to see how the presidency really affects the trump business the d.c. hotel is doing great. the last couple of months were extremely profitable and made more money than they expected. >> so sorry to interrupt you there's a total eclipse today. you're looking at it now happening in casper, wyoming it will total from 1:42 to 1:45 p.m. eastern time. >> former vice president dick cheney and nbc's pete williams, home of the thunderbirds different eclipses last different lengths of time because the moon travels at the same speed but its shadow does not. so depending on where you are in the country, the eclipse could be longer or shorter this is the nasa live camera nasa has three jets in the air they've got 50 balloons, high-altitude balloons to take pictures the jets have telescopes on the noses to take pictures, what they call a corona gr

hay un sandwich al medio, la clase media que forman mucho el doral aquÍ en la florida, y los que estÁnÉramos en una democracia y es incongruente pensar que la oposiciÓn puede funcionar normalmente como si fuera una democracia. hay que poner las cosas en contexto y en cultura, y la visiÓn y ahora el problema si me permites que los venezolanos hoy por el esfuerzo que hagamos nosotros no somos capaces de cambiar el gobierno, no hay soluciÓn democrÁtica la crisis venezolana y maduro se mantiene por una serie de factores internos y externos que lo soportan el internacional a otro factor importante la pollo de varios paÍses que sonríes y ahÍ cuba que le mandan dinero, y maduro sigue en el gobierno apoyado por factores externos e internos y se ha y piscina un golpe de estado para que caiga este seÑor. ojalÁ se programa fuera, decÍa el analista la clase pudiente o la clase mÁs necesitada del problema no es ese el problema es que estamos inundados de narcotrÁfico tenemos terrorismo internacional metido hasta los tuÉtanos y gobiernos extranjeros que ya nos han invadido y critican la opciÓn milit