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miami beach police say two people were shot.oth rushed across downtown miami to jackson medical center. one of those men young men -- ended up dying. so one dead, one wounded he's out of the hospital now. and they did detain one suspect who miami beach police say is cooperating and they also add they confiscateds four handguns during the entire activity of the chaos here. the city of miami beach says it will not impose a curfew as it did in years past when the scene down here in spring break got unruly they think it was a one isolated incident friday night happen to be st. patrick's day no word on whether that had any connection to the crowd size but it is spring break this is a heavy, heavy tourism month, and businesses love it. because they make a lot of money on the spring breakers. lawrence back to you. lawrence: join megaon set to make heads or tails of all of this former fbi special agent nicole parker fox news million mark seeing ling and paul murrow i want a comment on this case firsthand last night we were with our crew

. ♪ ♪ we begin with a fox news alert a deadly shooting on miami beach.blocks from where we are -- in this video exclusively obtained by cross country see the chaos unfold on ocean drive and the first responders quick response. fox news correspondent phil keating has the latest on this developing story. >> for the most part all of the month of march up to last night has been relatively calm and peaceful here in miami beach as well as the spring break scene new fort lauderdale and last night behind me on ocean drive, around 10:30 p.m., suddenly gunshots erupteds. i talk to a couple of of the spring breakers from westchester university in pennsylvania they said it was a stampede of people running into restaurants and hotel and shops trying to hide. miami beach police say two rushed across downtown miami to jackson medical center. one of those men young men -- ended up dying. so one dead, one wounded he's out of the hospital now. and they did detain one suspect who miami beach police say is cooperating and they also add they confiscateds four handguns during

>> well, i want to, say miami beach is a beautiful city miami beach is a safe city, but we know there weekends out of the year, during spring break, when we have criminal behavior that takes over the streets of our iconic ocean drive, the message has to be, clear miami beach is shutting the door on spring break, we are not going to allow this criminal takeover to continue, in our city anymore, and to make sure that history does not repeat itself. we saw it in 2021, when people were murdered in our streets, happen again in 2022, and history repeated again solve this year. we need to act ahead, needed passed measures now so doesn't happen in 2012. >> can you just describe what is like? of these college students coming, in and what we traditionally think of this spring break, college students drink into, much coming into a city, being rowdy, or is there something else come to mind of each? >>. >> these are lawbreakers, these aren't students these are people that are coming into our city, a lot of them probably know each other, some of these incidents seem to be targeted, if a guy walking

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university, a oceanfront, along beach. and its share of wealth an poverty. that of course - crime. >> a lot of scope for a person who -- >> no shortage of work, fo covering crime >> tracy mansour it is - the long beach press telegram. she was they trusted her maybe that's why when on november morning - >> contact from the police department came to me in the midst of this sort of pres conference and said, you nee to go to big speed, now. and i was a little taken aback >> taken aback because big speed was not a name you heard in the crime beat. >> so was very clear to me tha something major was coming going on packed up my stuff, ran out th door, and got to the scene >> this scene wasn't picks b knowles, quiet in affluent leave it to beaver homes and carefully tended tree line treats crime is virtually unheard o there, which is just the way they like it here. maybe that's why, as they grew up, here or moved here, they'd rarely leave like rachel. >> everybody is very friendly, always waving. you don't get that a lot i souther

this stretch of beach is a red rag for all my. your kids who have had enough master is the numerous bars and clubs on is arina beach in the high season. it's just one boozy party mile. hi. although most of the big clubs like mega park were close during the pandemic, they want to reopen this year, especially for german party tourists. the mention that kinda restaurant is also in german hands since 1988 get linda vinegar has seen many tourists come and go sometimes balaban. you are also part of the parliament. that's the thorn and the side of the regional government. they don't like it that much, unless they would rather have more quality and less quantity. do you sometimes half the feeling that you're not really wanted here to see? i'd say ashville to me and me so christie, a vincent does, and it comes to seen as i am. so i think it's a matter of perspective that devil, amanda tanya, i any. because the bala mon, i can also be of high quality a was in philosophy for a some maybe it applies to the people who are completely out of con

and damaging the rather delicate environment, the beaches.increasing erosion when sargassum is washing up on the beaches and gets washed away. it's been suggested that hatching turtles have a difficult time finding wirrgasao th beach, and therefore it might be affecting turtle populations. john: is there anything that can be done about this? ajit: the ideal way to deal with this is to try and prevent it from beaching. the question is, where do you put it? you know, because you don't have enough land area to then go dump it someplace. i have been working with colleagues. we have been working on this idea that if we can collect the sargassum when it is still in deep water offshore and sink it, then we are actually coming up with a nature-based solution for basically mitigating against climate change, because when these sargassum grow, they do photosynthesis, which basically means they take up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and convert it into omass. and if you sink that biomass to depths greater than maybe 2000 meters, you're taking the car

that's virginia beach, virginia.add pair of inmate -- busted a pair of inmates that escaped from jail. cops say they use add toothbrush and metal object to dig a tunnel through their cell wall and let's get series. the markets please. susan is back looking at the movers and we're starting with what? susan: they made a movie, shaw shank redemption. stuart: didn't use a toothbrush. >> they used something to escape the wall. susan: back to ai and now the eight wall street analysts raised their prices on the stock market and all the way up 320 on the stock and by the way morgan called in 300 plus stock and at least 20% upside here and, stu, not too late. i would have to say it's pretty impressive on videos and numerous new ai partnerships and adobe, microsoft, byd, amazon, at&t i lost count at one point and so much being announced and that's why nvidia up almost 80% this year and march on the chip stocks and ti, lamb reservice connected and have all the best performers today and that's on the nasdaq. stuart: we've only g

the mayor of miami beach will join us in a minute.o phil keating live in miami beach this morning. how are things looking there? >> very quiet and rainy and chilly this morning. the scene doesn't get rocking until later in the afternoon. you know, the state of emergency was declared yesterday after the deadly shootings marred what had been a peaceful and calm spring break month of march. this is ocean drive, iconic where the parade of people and tourists pour out especially after dark. it is also now two crime scenes after two deadly shootings in two nights. 3:30 a.m. sunday morning surveillance video shows two groups of people walking on the sidewalk towards each other when suddenly one man pulls out a gun and shot a man several times. one suspect has been arrested and the shooting does not appear to be random but targeted. last night people were jumping on cars. police cleared out ocean drive in the south beach entertainment district as curfew. no one is allowed outside from midnight to 6:00 a.m. there was a stop on the sidewalk and

but there's no room for violence in miami beach and i am a resident of miami beach.'ve lived there several years and we've seen an increase in crime over spring break and it is something that we take very seriously. >> you know nicole as someone that is a local -- as well as someone that is in law enforcement, i want you to put that local hat on. does it seem like the leaders there are prioritizing money over public safety right now? because you know the police can try to enforce laws that are on the book but it seem like city has set a climate for this type of lawlessness to occur. >> you know there's always that balance that you need to strike right you've got businesses this has a prime time for them and business and you have community members and safety so you have to balance business with the safety. and my opinion, safety always comes first and it should come first. no one should be scared to feel like they may be killed or residents they shouldn't have to leave that weekend or those weeks that these tourists are coming in. everyone should be safe. i think what

luis: los conflictos en miami beach, pone en riesgo las vacaciones. trabajadores en las prÓximas semanas. la compaÑÍa ya despidiÓ a 8000 empleados a principios de este aÑo y los que trabajan en el sector tecnolÓgico de amazon, se verÁn afectados. la semana pasada meta, la empresa matriz de facebook dijo que despedirÍa a 10,000 empleados, ademÁs de los 11,000 anunciados el aÑo pasado. luis. el distrito unificado de los Ángeles les anuncio a los padres que maÑana habrÁ una protesta. reportero: se niegan las negociaciones entre trabajadores y autoridades. todo estÁ listo para que maÑana inicie la huelga que maÑana comenzarÁ y cerrarÁ varios planteles. >> el peor momento es porque esta semana serÍan las prÁcticas de los exÁmenes estatales y la otra semana los exÁmenes, este es el peor momento. reportero: la huelga se da por trabajadores que se desempeÑan como asistentes de maestros, trabajadores de limpieza y conductores. >> no tenemos suficientes ingresos. reportero: el distrito escolar ha ofrecido un aumento del 10% de inmediato y 5% de forma progresiva

not exactly the same zip cod as palm beach. but perfectly fine for two u and comers dalia and mike had big dream like any couple young and in love aspiration she had a 20,000 dollar diamon engagement ring. he had a porsche in the garage their story for public consumption, the g rated version, was love at first sight. michael is an interim internet entrepreneur and dalia dippolito, the business woma he fell head over heels. for three months after the first meeting, marriage wa inevitable there was 18 see problem i their paradise mike dippolito was married lawyers jason brodie and jos friedman arranged a quickl divorce so the ballad of mik and dalia dippolito coul begin. >> he fell in love with her. he thought she was the end all the all. he felt as though this was it. i'm going to have a family wit her. and we're going to gro altogether >> he thought she was the real deal >> they hit it off right away. they had a lot of things i common they enjoy the same. thinks >> dalia is a rea estate agent >> yes that's what attracted him to

for example, the rock belonged to this beach. the shell belonged to this beach. the plastic, no. >> yeah, lots of plastic. >> a lot. >> reporter: but the fact is, no matter how much plastic we remove from the beach, it's only a drop in the bucket. ivan inahosa is a marine biologist studying plastic pollution on easter island. he estimates one ton of plastic washes ashore each month. >> we're going to look for the micro plastic which is floating here in the island. >> reporter: beneath the surface, he is hunting for micro plastics. strong currents carrying plastic trash to these waters from all over the world. as plastic degrades in the ocean, it releases greenhouse gases that can interfere with the ocean's ability to store carbon and keep it out of our environment. and it's estimated to release 76 metric tons of methane per year, contributing to climate change. >> i can distinguish at least five different types of plastic here. that's with my eye. in the microscope, we're going to find more. and you can see that there is a piece of rope there. >> reporter: he des

city leaders. >> i think beach is exhibit. and what's wrong. housing in the state of california governor gavin newsom talking tough about the city of huntington beach, aka, the orange county coastal community dumped surf, city usa. >> local leadership there are bucy there, responsibilities and privileges to some frustrated with the city's leadership announcing a lawsuit against huntington beach after its city council voted 43 earlier this week to continue with the plan to stop processing applications of accessory, dwelling units and sb 9 housing projects projects that allow construction of duplexes and for plexus on single-family. lots. >> the lawsuit also comes after the city council challenge state housing mandates calling in huntington beach to plan for more than 13,000 new housing units over the next 8 years, city leaders made clear they do not want to adhere to what's known as the builder's remedy law that says if a local government does not meet or defy state issue housing goals, it then must approve any housing project.

cup of beach soccer. iran and japan faced each other like the previous games . ali mirshkari to become the national cup champion twice and mohed mohammadpour muslim mesigar and mohammad ali mokhtari each scored once in this game . yusuf, the defender of the japanese, opened his goal by mistake . scoring in 6 matches and recording an average of nine goals per game in 2013 and 2017, the national beach soccer team of our country could not win the first title of this competition from the japanese, who came as the runner-up in this period. bastan , the most proud team of the competition and the defeat of this year's film as iran, is a partner in the game it was difficult for us to return the game when we conceded him, but it was not possible for us to score the next goals as well, because of this defeat, the national team of our country, who had earned the right to participate in the world cup by participating in the semi-finals, at the end of the tournament, two players together won the seed. mehdi mir jalili

massive amounts of seaweed washing up at smathers beach, a beach he knows well because he walks it severalas shocked when i saw it that day where it wasn't even spring yet. still winter, which is very unusual. >> this is about a 5,000 mile long. >> reporter: this professor is one of the leading experts on what many have referred to as a massive blob of seaweed heading to florida's coast. fair to call it a blob? >> nope. >> no, we can't call it a blob, okay? >> i would never call that a blob. >> okay. why? >> because it's not. >> reporter: satellite images, he says, show it's not one massive body of seaweed. rather a bunch of patchy clumps traveling from west africa. it's called the atlantic sargassum belt, and it's considered a natural phenomenon. right now it's twice the width of the u.s., carrying 6 million tons of seaweed and headed to the east coast. >> in june of this year, it may turn into 20 million tons. >> reporter: this, what we're seeing the last month, is 6 million tons, and it's going to get bigger? >> yes. there's no way to stop that. this is nature. it's just like no one can

if you're one of thousands planning to flock to beaches for planning to flock to beaches for fun in the sun, be awa.re when you stay at a vrbo you always get the whole home not part of it but the whole upstairs the whole downstairs the whole fridge and the whole secret nap room because is it really a vacation home if you have to share a house with a host? ♪ only with vrbo >>> spring break is here for many, and a lot of people are flocking to the beaches, having a good time. a lot of those people are trying to go to florida. >> that's right. but this season police are cracking down on partygoers. sam brock with our team on the "today" show is in cocoa beach with the extra precautions being put in place to try to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: laura and marcus, good morning from sunny cocoa beach, where i am right now. this is the historic cocoa beach pier behind me. plenty of folks are expecting to come down for eating and drinking and up and down florida's 800 miles of shoreline, they're bracing for large crowds. many people think of spring break and miami beach and some of the chaos

. >> a group of dolphins ran straight to the beach. 6 were flailing on the beach and realized they would i called the police. >> it was determined they found 8 between 51st. >> they hope they will learn the dolphin's cause of death. some say the sonar survey for wind farms off the beach. >> maybe the wind turbines off-shore. they won't stop the testing for the wind mill farms. it's sad to everybody -- actually we are mad they are not stopping it. >> laura: another person angry that these projects are not stopped is the new jersey mayor. he has been a commercial fish man since he was 12 years old. mayor, these wind farms also pose a danger to fishermen do they not? >> hmmm, thanks for having me on a cold night here. these dolphins it's something new to us. we heard one or two here and there. i have never heard of eight coming to the beach. a couple of years ago we had two whales here. it's getting to be a problem and expensive to clean up the beaches. it's a shame that these whales. nobody wants to find out the reason why. >> laura: where is the federal government? the maritime experts? t

massive amounts of seaweed washing up at the beach, a beach he knows well because he walks it several >> i was shocked when i saw that day where it wasn't even spring yet. it still winter. that is very unusual. and this is the 5,000 mile long. >> professor who is one of the leading experts on what many have referred to as a massive blob of seaweed heading to florida's coast. fair to call it a blob? >> nope. >> we can't call it a blob. okay. >> i'll never call that a blob. >> why? >> because it's not. >> satellite images show it's not one massive body of seaweed, rather, a punch of patchy clumps traveling from west africa. it is called the atlantic sargasam belt and a natural phenomenon. right now it is twice the width of the u.s. carrying six million tons of seaweed. >> in june this year, it may turn into 20 million pounds. so this, what we're seeing is six million tons and it's going to get bigger? >> yes. there is no way to stop that. this is nature. no one can stop a hurricane. >> should we be worried about that? >> nope. >> why? >> the reason is it's not toxic. >> but it smells ba

now, there were two shootings on miami beach. shootings ended with one person dead. now, on the shooting from sunday, miami beach police say a man was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. that is something that we have seen take place in years past. that is to say a number of the folks that are causing all of this trouble are people that live in south florida, miami-dade, broward and palm beach. a lot of this is for folks coming in from spring break. we heard from folks that are out here enjoying the time off as well as a business owner and, here's what they told us. >> there are a lot of policemen on bikes, way for security guards, it's definitely more on lock down than it was yesterday. >> they need to shut it all off and take the party off the streets. >> reporter: again, this is something city leaders have been trying to figure out for several years. they're trying to strike a delicate balance between its police presence here to deter some of these bad, you know, these bad actors that might be out here, mostly from

i saw the beach boxing and i texted her, listen, people boxing on the beach? gloves out in women beating each other out. she's like oh, i didn't see that. >> kennedy: at least they are getting exercise. >> brian: the fentanyl changes everything because it's one and done and i think if you let people know. i think it's overplayed, the fact the pandemic stopped people from partying for two years. people always let go on spring break. i don't like it's any different because of the pandemic. >> jesse: if you are 21 now, you were 18 when the pandemic hit. you are still drinking and going out. johnny is going to spring break for jesse watters prime time. what questions do you think we should have johnny ask these spring breakers? >> harold: this is not my strength. to pick up on sling that's been said, i agree with the judge. i agree that spring breaks are fun. because of what we know and the way overdoses are happening in the country, i think it's important that we do everything we possibly can to help educate parents and educate kids, share the horror stories. see

an emergency landing on a new york beach caught on camera. how the pilot and his passenger were able to walk away without injury. ♪ when i walk in the room ♪ >>> and a sparkling weekend. taylor swift makes arizona shimmer as she kicks off her highly anticipated tour, returning to the stage with a three-hour performance that had everyone on their feet. >>> plus, after a bracket-busting weekend of march madness, the sweet 16 is set for the men, including the surprising win for princeton atcoach and styer jo us thimorning.ood morning, amer. ♪ >>> this is "good morning america." march madness in full swing. major upsets for both the men and women. ole miss taking out the number one seed, stanford. >> amazing. these games -- yeah. my bracket has been busted. i thought it was busted early, but then everybody else keeps losing early with the upsets. when there's chaos, there's opportunity. >> that's true. >> there you have it. >> all right. >>> also coming up, the chinese president arrives in moscow, set to meet with russian president vladimir putin

the owner of a liquor store in miami beach joins us now. thank you for being here this morning. tell me, why do you think they decided, officials in miami beach decided to shut down sale of chicago past 6 p.m. and that will somehow stop this problem? >> to be frank and honest, i understand they have an issue in south beach with chaos and spring breakers, i don't see why shutting liquor stores down. eight or nine stores on the beach, shutting down stores and implementing that law, emergency ordinance for small liquor stores when the issue is on ocean drive and they are basically leaving everybody open. >> ashley: how far are you from ocean drive? >> like 2-1/2 miles away. >> ashley: okay, do you know if there is any type of tie to the shootings over the weekend to be alcohol induced or alcohol was part of the problem, did they ever mention anything like that? >> no, i believe one of the persons who shot somebody was not impaired, he just had a rampage and had it out with somebodiel, from what i understand from the news. if you are going to d

miami beach sets a curfew due to chaotic crowds and shootings.ootings over the weekend at the height of spring break. the overnight curfew began early this morning. and a similar one is in place beginning thursday through next monday. >>> a study from the pentagon finds that military pilots and groundground crews like those wl planes face higher rates of cancer. air crew members had an 87% higher rate of melanoma. overall they had a 24% higher rate of cancer of all types. and today at the white house the president and first lady will host jason sudeikis and the rest of the cast of the hit tv show "ted lasso." it's in an effort to promote mental health and well-being. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm mar, cbs news, new york. >>> political firestorm. republicans rush to defend former president trump as his possible indictment looms. >> feels like a politically charged prosecution here. >> mr. trump appears in public after claiming his arrest is imminent and calling on supporters to protest. >> no one is abo

south beach has been just absolutely chaotic.ld you yesterday about how over the weekend two people were shot and killed, and so they had a curfew. it ended yesterday morning at 6:00 a.m. and then last night, apparently the town council got together and they said shall we have a curfew next weekend? they said no, let's don't. they have this thing called the ultra music festival last set next weekend 1:00. can't have a midnight curfew screw up this thing that is going to be a huge draw. instead they said you know what? let's put some restringzs on liquor stores selling liquor after 6:00. >> brian: have to make your own in your hotel room. dan is a miami beach mayor i thinks it's a mistake with this curfew and rejecting it. he has got his hands full. listen. >> it feels as though we are balancing business interest with the public safety. i understand that's a balancing that happens i just tonight think after this weekend that's a balancing we can do. as much as i like hospitality we can't balance that interest when we have had two

up to five or six feet deep on the beaches in some places.bados, just last week they reported they need 1600 dump trucks a day to clean the beaches of the seaweed to make it suitable for tourists and recreation on the beaches. and, you know, where it comes ashore in the mangroves, it comes in in such large quantities that had basically sucks the option out of the water and creates what we referred to as dead zones. these are normally nursery habitats for fisheries and, you know, once they're devoid of oxygen, we have lost that habitat. they are also harmful to sea grasses and coral reefs, and obviously, to human health as well, because when they wrought, they released toxic hydrogen sulfide gas. they have a high concentration of arsenic in the tissue. so, you have to be very careful when you clean the beaches and try to re-use this for fertilizers or some other beneficial use. >> so, what solutions are available to stop these massive seaweed invasions? is there anything that can be done to disperse or break it up? or do we just need to do wha

for the most part spring break season south beach, miami beach has been relatively mild this year untilast night. take a look at the video. cops were really in heavy presidents up and down ocean drive. they were quickly on the scene. you can see the crowd, pandemonium and chaos as they heard the gunshots and everybody started running. a stampede according to some spring breakers i talked too. two people were shot. police took them and paramedics to the hospital across debate. what of those young men ended up dying for the other was critical at first but is now released from the hospital. they did detain one man on the streets miami beach police say they did confiscate four handguns. the city does believe this is an isolated incident. the city at about noon today decided we are not going to impose a curfew like the city has done the past two years, which were rife it with, shootings, crimes people writing and dashing up another drive. coming out live here shows you the other activities, the counter program is city of miami beach thought would be a good way to try to keep things calm and

the beach in fort lauderdale beach their biggest spring break destinations. the businesses they got a lot of money in the month of march every week is a different wave of spring breakers from somewhere around the country. and though the businesses want to keep the bars open as they are until 5:00 a.m. molly: it's warm and wonderful down there we have a say statesville this evening. thank you for the report we appreciate it. be sure to tune in tonight for the lawrence jones cross-country spring break special. lawrence anchors from miami with more on how to stay safe the spring break and venison at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. ♪ california governor gavin newsom's plan to turn one of america's most notorious prisons into a rehab center is getting mixed reviews is just part of a bigger political move potentially from the governor. details coming up on that. plus house members are ready to dig deeper into the futures of the silicon valley and signature bank street house financial services committee member brian style will be part of those

it was in palm beach.ow that is very close to her trump lives it's in west palm beach and trump's intro palm beach at mar-a-lago. his ardent working to contrast his covered policies with that of former president trump by just being present straight. the subliminal message was there. then held another press conference and he held a dominion lawyer represent at a roundtable with him and he praised her abilities and so forth that got under the skin of a lot and under the skin of former president trump. if another may not be these direct attacks similar to trump making these claims he definitely has been working to do those taunts and jobs. that is something i notice just because i am in florida and i see have a governor operates. i see the way he is someone who is always up for a fight whether it's against disney, liberal prosecutors and so forth. so how he has gone about the fight has been a little different but it's only recently we have seen him become more vocal which is really interesting.st >> no daily

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alki beach has become a place to remember the couple. the beach is somewhere that i love to be.that it was going to be tainted now by death. god brought my son and jessica back to us in a place of beauty. it's a miracle that they were found. charleen comes here to prepare herself for the outcome of the trial and to be close to her son, austin, and jessica. austin had a good heart. he's always had friends. even with his struggles, he still cared about other people. none of us really have a normal life. but they had ambitions. they had dreams. they hoped the trial would bring more about what happened to light. but with the lack of evidence, some things might never be known. nothing's going to bring back my son and i know he is in heaven now. . know— he's no longer suffering. and i pray that he didn't suffer that day. i don't know what questions i have. ijust know i don't have the answers and i probably never will. please be seated, everyone. juror number eight, are you the foreperson? more than two years afterjessica and austin were killed, the case comes to a close. the jury retu

at least one florida beach city recently implementing a curfew for people under 17 in miami beach. they'll have more police officers out this spring break than ever before cops atv's council. course it is. >> they'll be a lot of cops in our city at every corner and every block. >> last year in miami beach, multiple shootings led to a spring break state of emergency with scenes like this playing out further north. we asked miami beach mayor dan gelber, if he's worried the children in their early 20's. >> i worry all the time. i worry about them. and i worry about my my city, especially during spring break. when hundreds of thousands of young people are coming this way. >> brooke, shafer, news nation. >> all right. let's get a check of our forecast here. taking a live look right now. the golden gate bridge is that one car moves in the city. i feel like usually people would flock to california for spring break, but we're dealing with so much rain. i don't know how it is out there. rodriguez standing by with more on what we do with today with yeah, i'm sure a lot of californians flocki

at least one florida beach city recently implementing a curfew for people under 17 in miami beach still have more police officers out this spring break than ever before. cops atv's council forces. >> they'll be a lot of cops in our city. want every corner and every block. >> last year in miami beach, multiple shootings led to a spring break state of emergency. with scenes like this playing out further north. we asked miami beach mayor dan gelber if he's worried the children in their early 20's. >> i worry all the time. i worry about them. and i worry about my my city, especially spring break. when hundreds of thousands of young people are coming this way. >> brooke, shafer, news nation. >> now to our 4 zone forecast taking a live look at sfo. >> i'm sure there are some spring breakers who maybe this week or whenever spring breaks haunt her for folks there and as to get out of the enough of this rain just so weird because usually are such a destination. i but i assume folks want to do with this rain. any more of a breeze up. we had some rain today and it's coming back for yeah, atmospher

you know, i have been living in miami beach for a while.een getting worse and worse. if this was planned well, we could have avoided everything that's happening this weekend and maybe is going to happen next week if we -- >> katie: commissioners talk about how people you causing this violence and chaos are not from miami. they are from the outside. but they also talk about how they are limited by the rules of florida to really do more about this. so do you think that the legislature can get involved to help protect miami from the chaos while also enabling these tourists to come for spring break? >> yeah. when we talk about spring breakers, i have kids in college. all the people out there vandalizing miami beach from colleges? when we talk about spring break, i don't really think these people are coming here for the right reasons. and i think we should have -- make a plan to stop those that want to get together with the spring break and trying to have fun and coming here and bad things, bringing guns. we do see people from other states, but

, miami beach from here through the early part of april when spring break is expected to wrap up.e of the commissioners talk about this very issue. here is what he said. >> these aren't spring breakers, they're law breakers who don't respect police, don't respect law, don't respect innocent lives. i need to follow the recommendation of our law enforcement. when they tell me they need this emergency order to protect our city. this is not about dollars and cents, it's about law and safety and lives and safety. >> reporter: the city of miami beach has been dealing with this issue for several years now. one other item they're taking up is whether or not the city ultimately is going to have to produce metal detectors. that's something the chief of police as well as the city attorney said, look, we're not going to be able to do that in the short term, not able to do that over the next week or so. we can take a look at this issue perhaps for next year and the spring break that follows. but already, jake, there's constitutional arguments to be made here because a lot of the gathering is t

so fingers crossed phil keating miami beach, thank you. for more on this story tune in to cross country with lawrence jones tonight at 10:00 eastern for a special spring break episode. that's tonight at 10 p.m. don't miss it. alicia: explosive testimony at the house homeland security hearing this week. we will get a live report with the details right after the break. ads with a catchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never forget. did you know that liberty mutual custo— ♪ liberty mutual. ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ ♪ custom home insurance created for you all. ♪ ♪ now the song is done ♪ ♪ back to living in your wall. ♪ they're just gonna live in there? ♪ yes. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the tightness, stinging... the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer ski

. >>> state of emergency declared in miami beach over wild spring breakers after hard partying turns violent and even deadly. the new curfew that starts tonight >>> on air scare the terrifying moment this meteorologist collapsed on live tv what she told us today about how she is feeling. >>> and underdogs unleashed. more shocking march madness upsets >> anything is possible >> as the longest of long shots, fairleigh dickinson university takes its shot at the sweet 16 tonight >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening it was a surprise visit. the closest russian president vladimir putin has ever been to the front lines since the invasion of ukraine. these are images of president putin visiting the city of mariupol, a city his forces decimated in the battle to take control of it last spring the fight for mariupol gave us some of the most searing images of the war. a theater totally destroyed by russian missiles inside thousands of civilians seeking shelter, many believed to have been killed. you may remember this image, a pregnant woman being transported

investigators say one woman was killed on the beach. other victims were air lifted and died later at the hospital. scripts is trying to get ahead of the kind of cliff collapse that can killed three people nearby in 2019. >> trying to understand the processes driving the erosion. how fast they're acting on the cliffs. >>reporter: once a week this truck with an image scanner on top maps the face of the cliffs down to the millimeter so week by week they can detect if rocks have fallen off. they're hoping to use the data to create an early warning system for cliff collapse. but ultimately we've got a lot more than train tracks to think about. our coasts are lined with industry, roads, and people's homes. what do you see here if we came back here in a hundred years? >> that's the problem with this issue, for you and me, in our lifetime we won't see the kind of changes you're talking about. but for our children and grandchildren, we're leaving them with a very, very uncertain future that will no doubt be far more challenging than what we're f

all-russian beach family resort new anal. at what stage it is also at the stage of the master plan, or the properties have already been determined a long time ago. well, they haven’t prepared it yet, since the decision was recently literally the president of russia vladimir vladimirovich putin supported this mega project mikhail vladimirovich ahh. government spokesman smaller wall. he also supports and does everything possible for this project to take place and a special subcommittees, governmental ones, headed by dmitry nikolaevich chernushenko and which include mm 11 e of the federal authorities . well, the region includes, uh, the administration of the region, representatives of the administration of the extreme corporation. and now you know this is the coordinating body that will control the implementation or start of this project. and, of course, the completion of it, and already the road maps include 195 events with a schedule of each responsibility for the implementation of this or that event. we have already m-m annou

north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chinatown the i try to be out in the community as much as and i think being a the cafe eating at the neighborhood lunch place people come up and talk to you, you never have time alone but really it is fun hi, i'm one the owners and is ceo of cafe trespassing in north beach many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are local and living up the hill come and meet with each other just the way the united states been since 1956 opposed by the grandfather a big people person people had people c

with more of that influence your desire to come out here to miami beach?the problem in ft. louauderdale, they're converting it to compost part of the great atlantic belt spans roughly 5500 miles in the ocean from west africa to the gulf of mexico it provides shade and shelter for marine life before it degrades offshore leaving local governments to clean up the mess and we mentioned ft. lauderdale, they're using all this seaweed for compost. in mexico, there's techniques for using it to make bricks for construction also ideas from some entrepreneurs about fuel and animal feed. there is arsenic in there and it could make its way up the food chain. >> didn't think we had that on our bingo card thank you. that does it for me. jose diaz-balart starts next (cecily) oh hey seth, you getting ready to roll? (seth) yup! (vo) right now is the best time to roll into verizon and switch. (seth) i got this incredible iphone 14 pro on them. (cecily) oh, love the camera. (seth) also an ipad. that's how i roll. (cecily) ok, wow. (seth) and this apple watch. all three on the

the capabilities of the asian beach soccer nations cup entered our country in 1402 . to win 1402 in nowruz and give it to the people and make their hearts happy. it was very good. all the players were proud to win the championship of the national beach soccer team in this tournament . defeated as a cinematic saint the praise was very good, but they came out proud and we played three games around the heart . we were slow to qualify for the world cup. let's show them and it was very little between me and the game against japan , but they said that it was the most difficult game, that i had won the gama round and we were ready to win this again, and the asian champions, with the difference of our country's national team , also appeared boldly in the individual cup. he also received the titles of the best goalkeeper and the best player of the cup in any case, this is the opinion of the guest of the champion of this important beach soccer event , the bazhan beach olympics, which will be held in the middle of august. the national beach soccer team will be ready for the 2023