eventually, their grandson went on to expand the community, building doral estates and doral park.ompletely transforming 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,

that was my tournament, doral. the world championship. cadillac world championship. >> welcome back to the donald trump tournament, here's an ad for marco rubio. >> it was terrible, and i knew it was going happen. you couldn't turn on a television in florida that week before the big deal. and i won. in fact, i said, there's no way i can win florida with all these -- but the worst thing, so we're getting ready to hand the trophy to great adam scott, who's a great player from australia. one of the top players in the world. he had just made this incredible shot on the 18th hole, chipped it way up. he wins the tournament by one stroke. and everybody's going crazy. thousands and thousands of people. and they say, and now for a commercial, before we -- i'm saying, oh, no, i hope it's not these people fromer. cadillac and from the pga -- they're looking at these horrible ads. i said, there's no way i can win florida. i won it by 20 points. >> we'll take a break. we're in pittsburgh with gop front-runner donald trump. it's "hannity on the road."

amplifying what -- what charley was talking about. 74 in houston, 76 in houston, 75 in tampa, 75 at doral, his last final rounds. 80 at torrey pines. 70 at phoenix. so that's the only one under par. [captioning funded by cbs sports national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jim: again, a reminder tomorrow, professional bull riding circuit continues with coverage at 1:00 eastern time. then a pga tour special that you should really see. pga tour special "making cancer history presented by m.d. anderson." and then 3:00 coverage tomorrow right here from harbour town golf links. similar shot to what luke donald faced. this will run out about four and a half, five feet. nick: hey, that's us. that's how i'm going to get to san antonio next week. wish me luck. are you in the front seat or is leslie ann? well, our old pal pat summerall, i always think of him here at the 18th because we used to come on with what he called announcer hole openings. i'm pat summerall, i'll be describing the action at 18. calibogue sound to the left. out

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amplifying what -- what charley was talking about. 74 in houston, 76 in houston, 75 in tampa, 75 at doral, his last final rounds. 80 at torrey pines. 70 at phoenix. so that's the only one under par. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jim: again, a reminder tomorrow, professional bull riding circuit continues with coverage at 1:00 eastern time. then a pga tour special that you should really see. pga tour special "making cancer history presented by m.d. anderson." and then 3:00 coverage tomorrow right here from harbour town golf links. similar shot to what luke donald faced. this will run out about four and a half, five feet. nick: hey, that's us. that's how i'm going to get to san antonio next week. wish me luck. jim: air faldo. are you in the front seat or is leslie ann? well, our old pal pat summerall, i always think of him here at the 18th because we used to come on with what he called announcer hole openings. i'm pat summerall, i'll be describ

amplifying what -- what charley was talking about. 74 in houston, 76 in houston, 75 in tampa, 75 at doral, his last final rounds. 80 at torrey pines. 70 at phoenix. so that's the only one under par. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning inste,itut which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jim: again, a reminder tomorrow, professional bull riding circuit continues with coverage at 1:00 eastern time. then a pga tour special that you should really see. pga tour special "making cancer history presented by m.d. anderson." and then 3:00 coverage tomorrow right here from harbour town golf links. similar shot to what luke donald faced. this will run out about four and a half, five feet. nick: hey, that's us. that's how i'm going to get to san antonio next week. wish me luck. jim: air faldo. are you in the front seat or is leslie ann? well, our old pal pat summerall, i always think of him here at the 18th because we used to come on with what he called announcer hole openings. i'm pat summerall, i'll be describ

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doral adams. in the fourth round justin burruss and brandon hell? round 5. no sixth rounders. they have two in the seventh, which are still to come. but while the draft has moved on, the nfl still buzzing with what happened on thursday night in round one as a top player fell thanks to a social media fire storm. all before laramie opportunity sell ever received a call from miami. >> reporter: he received his official dolphins jersey. >> it is a great opportunity. i don't know nothing about that. like i said i'm blessed just to be here. >> reporter: for the alleged >> reporter: homes before there thursday's draft, this picture appeared, tweeted out. the number one pick in the draft allegedly wearing a gas mask and smoking some sort of substance. a few minutes later he tumbled to number 13 and then this screen shot of a supposed conversation the offensesive tackle had with the university of mississippi athletic department, arranging payment of his mother's utility bill. on thursday, when asked if he ever received money from his college coach on the dean sanders show, he fessed up

doral, mar-a-lago.'re basically buying these people. >> stephen: okay, so he might bribe them a little bit. but all this scheming and overt discussion of bribery i believe has turned what should be a dignified process of the transfer of power into a cartoonish farce. for more on that, please welcome back, cartoon donald trump. ( cheers and applause ) now, mr. cartoon trump, thank you for joining us. >> hello ,new york! bow before me! you have made me your emperor! woo! woo! >> stephen: thank you. woo, indeed. welcome back. thank you for putting some pants on. >> it's a shame. everyone says it-- i have amazing knees. i should be a knee model. tremendous. >> stephen: well, congratulations on your victory last night. >> woo! feeling good! dance with me, stephen, come on! dance with me. shake it, don't break it, it took your momma nine months to make it. yeah, i beat ted cruz, or as i call him, "dead lose." get it, stephen? because he lost, and he looks like a dead person brought back to life. he's the walk

12th ranked player in the world who recently finished third in the world golf championship event at doral. was sixth last summer at st. andrews in the open championship but still a virtual unknown here in the united states. bryson dechambeau tied for 21st. contended right up till the last was right in the thick of it at the top. great showing here. he'll be recognized shortly down at butler cabin. nick: jim, we had three englishman. paul cause -- casey, 67, and matt fitzpatrick, 67. i must inform her majesty immediately. jim: ian poulter under par today. davis love with a hole in one. one of three aces at the 16. nick, let's go through danny willett's round. this is at 13. the 13th green and i'm trying to think where was the key moment? this was hugely important at 14. it's doable but you have to field the golf ball in correctly, use the slopes. he made a great birdie here yesterday as well, very similar. still no putt is easy. and this one, i mean, the 16th hole. many to have champions birdie the 16th hole. you can tell by the flared nostrils how intense he was at that moment. fabulous s

doral. mar-a-lago. i can put them in the best places in world. california, i have something that blows everything away but it's a corrupt system. >> delegates are enfranchised by the voters whether it be at a convention or whether it be at a caucus or primary. that is how our delegates are selected. we're not a government entity. we're a political party. political parties have been nominating candidates through the delegate process for a very long time. this is the way we do it and we have right to choose the way we nominate people. deirdre: joining me now, from the trump event in buffalo, new york, former candidates for governor of the empire state carl paladino. we're glad to have you here. you know the new york machine well. you support trump. is the system rigged against him? >> well the system is rigged against the people's choice and has been for a long time. what donald trump is saying is, don't go changing the rules on me now that we're in homestretch of a race. the temptation and discussion about rule 40-b is that they will take away tha

had a big dell selling come in around the 42 level, and i think we're going to see that again if we dorally and from there not much higher after that, down we go, and i think we're going to see $32 in not the distant future. liz: okay. it settled at $39.78. i just want our viewers to know that. mark sebastian, what brought the market back up above 18,000? got great, great box office numbers in for disney, so that's a dow component that's pleasing the charge. hasbro has some great numbers out. but what else? doesn't it have to be more than those two names, or combined does that do more for consumer discretionary that lifts the whole boat? >> i think it was the break between the s&p and oil itself. we saw oil open almost 7% yesterday and the s&pes are down almost half a percent. that sends futures traders, they almost universally came in short stepping in to cover. then we just have a total sandbagging of earnings season coming in here. so the expectations that were set heading into earnings season are so low, it was almost universal hi impossible for companies to miss expectations, and that'

. >> reporter: doral honda has memories of his nephew clark who everyone called toshi, but photos stop at age 3. >> the kidnapping of a little boy who was snatched from his own bedroom does -- >> reporter: he was gone one morning, window open in their fairfield home and a ransom note. but it wasn't a wealthy family and the kidnapper never pursued the ransom. now investigators say this man, michael fisher and, a family friend, 23 at the time, took to shear and killed him soon after. >> goes to show that no case is truly ever closed. >> reporter: the abduction back then shook the community, leads came and went. but it wasn't until five years ago, a cold case unit with fbi help, really started digging. >> our goal is to offer as much justice as we can. will never bring their child back, but hopefully this will offer some closure. >> reporter: his siblings who helped in the search grew up without him. >> this doesn't happen to people like us. i guess. it's just kind of -- put us in a days. >> reporter: the father, ron, who made pleas for his son is long divorced. now he remembers him as a

remember, we have thousands of employees in florida, all along miami, doral, and mar-a-lago. >> jimmy: at this point, christie's face is basically america's face. it's like -- it's really happening? [ laughter and applause ] did you guys hear this? it was revealed recently that donald trump is pretty hands. [ light laughter ] actually, it caused some of the candidates and media outlets to joke that he's got really small hands. getting to him. and check out -- check him out after his speech last tonight. >> no country can sustain that kind of -- [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's odd. don't you think that's odd? that's a little odd, right? >> steve: it's a little weird. >>th jimmy: and hillary clinton had a big night, picking up victories in seven states. while speaking in miami night hillary said, quote, "i believe what we need in america today is more love and kindness." [ cheers and applause ] then she added, "and i will crush anyone who won't let me do it." [ laughter ] crush! [ applause ] actually, during her victory rally last night, one of the things hillary said was tha

he could take them to doral and play golf for a week and we win that delegate.not the way this country should be run, jake. i'm here with two congressmen from the state of pennsylvania we have to print out cards because every district of the hundreds of districts in the state have three people that could serve as delegates for us or someone else. could you win the state in a landslide and of 970 delegates there you only get 17. the other 50 and change are up for grabs for whoever bribes them. this isn't america. this isn't a country. this is the way it's been and some of the systems i understand, they made sense, 200 years ago, when everyone lived on a farm in the middle of nowhere. i have the library of congress in my iphone. i have all the information i could possibly need. most people have cable television and access to news. they don't need the archaeic system. the establishment, guys like krlz krz love this system. they don't have to appeal to the voters or care what the voters say. they have to grab the umpteen people who have been party loyal itss and do

. >> doral, mar-a-lago, i can put them in the best places in the world, california, i have somethingthing away but it's a corrupt system. you're basically buying these people. >> just how far will this year's presidential candidates actually be able to go? an obscure ohio law on election bribery may change things at the republican convention in cleveland. fox news legal analyst lise wiel and election specialist kevin gross joins us from our d.c. studio. >> li se, this law, probably nobody knows about it. it's back to 1981 and what does it say? >> it's actually back to 1874, way back then, last tested back in 1881 in an obscure case that stands back to coupons, believe it or not, but it says that you cannot trade. can you not give or offer or procure money for consideration nor -- in a delegate count, and anything goes. i mean, this -- this case back in 19818 had to dore with a -- if you can believe it. >> two people running for mayor, i think. >> and dupons. >> i think one of the candidates was giving out coupons. i hope you can see that. >> $11 off if you went to get the car washed

i can put them in the best planes and bring them to the best resorts anywhere in the world, doral, mar-a-lago, i can put them in the best places in the world. california, i have something that blows everything away, but it's a corrupt system. you're basically buying these people. >> look, you might not like the way he says it, sean, but on some level isn't donald trump right? >> with all due respect, no. i mean -- >> how so? >> we have a system that's been in place since 1856. explain to me how it is. it's out there for everyone to see. if you go to -- >> sean, can't -- >> hold on. >> go ahead. >> i was asked a question. i'm answering it. the answer to the question is, look, we are a state's rights party. each of these states submitted a plan as to how they allocate and select their delegates. it's out there for the world to see. it's been available for everybody including these campaigns since october of last year. donald trump right now has gotten 37% of the vote and he's got 45% of the delegates. he went into a state like florida that had 99 delegates. he got 50% of the vote and yet he got

i'm using everify on every job at doral.'m using it on the building of the post office on pennsylvania avenue into what will soon be a phenomenal hotel. i'm using everify. >> the person who hires someone illegal illegally. i'm not talking about leaf raking, i'm talking about somebody who hires them to save money on labor. you're basically encouraging illegal immigration because that's why this guy or woman is coming here, right? isn't that right? >> yes. you can solve the problem with everify. >> why doesn't your party and you back that? >> i back it. my party backs it. >> no, they don't. ryan won't bring it up on the floor. they're not trustworthy. they talk a line about illegal immigration. they want to play these games. they like the cheap labor, don't they? >> they do in one way, but many people don't. they don't want it. you know what -- >> the regular working guy doesn't want it, the business guys, the corporate leaders want the cheap labor. >> chris, we need borders. we have a country. we need -- >> i'm with you. i li

at doral i'm using it.ebuilding the old post office that i'm building into what will soon be a phenomenal hotel and i'm using e-verify and it works. >> the person who hires somebody illegally, i'm not talking about leaf raking or pushing snow, somebody who hires them to save in money on labor. you're basically encouraging illegal immigration because that's why this guy or woman is coming here, right? isn't that right? >> yes. and you can solve the problem with e-verify. >> why doesn't your party and you back it? >> i back it and my party backs it. >> ryan won't even bring it up on the floor. they're not trustworthy. they talk a line about illegal immigration, they want to play these games. they like the cheap labor, don't they? >> they do in one way but many people don't. they don't want it. >> the regular working guy doesn't wajt it, but the business guys, the corporate guys want the cheap labor. >> chris, we need borders. >> i like your line. we either have a country or we don't but the way to stop illega

doral, mar-a-lago. i can put them in the best places in the world. california, i have something that blows everybody away. but it's a corrupt system. you're basically buying these people. you're basically saying, delegate, listen, we'll send you to mar-a-lago on a boeing 757, you'll use the spa and this and that and we want your vote. that's a corrupt system. >> it's all rigged. it's a rigged deal. you know, you look at colorado and i watched the rnc, he's a nice guy, reince, he's a nice guy, but he said, well, we haven't changed -- well, i went in june, in august, they changed. and the reason they changed is because they saw i was going to win colorado. the way we do it is we give it to the bosses. so colorado, their vote was taken away. wyoming, their vote was taken away. >> if donald trump, if he was winning the majority of votes, he would likely have the majority of delegates, but that's not actually what's happening. he's winning a plurality of votes and he has a plurality of delegates and under the rules and under the concept of this country, a

doral, mar-largo. but it's a corrupt system. you're basically buying these people. >> it appears mr. trump hopes his supporters will rally in cleveland to ensure he gets the nomination. trump says he hopes violence isn't part of the equation but cleveland isn't taking any chances, securing a $50 million federal grant for riot gear and other security measures. with me now, the honorary co-chair of donald trump's new york state campaign, a former new york gubernatorial candidate and surrogate for ted cruz is joining me. >> good morning, carol. >> thank you both for being here. a savvy businessman who knows how to work the system so why wouldn't he use any legal influence he can over delegates? >> i think what you're seeing here is mr. trump is complaining about what's happened in the past and illustrating to the people that they never really had a choice in the past, that it's always been controlled by and that is very unfair to the . people. i think the people have been awakened to that fact now. god forbid if the present leaders

doral. california. i have something that blows everything away. but it's a corrupt system. you're basically buying these people. >> molly ball, let me bring you in. staff writer for "the atlantic." i'm sure you listened to the conversation of debbie dooley. wants the trump delegates in his pocket come july. frustrated in georgia that's not happened. what do you think? what are the dynamics on the ground there in georgia? >> well, look. i think the kind of pressure that debbie was talking about and trump talking about bringing the bear on the party organizations has a very good chance of being effective because what is happening here is a lot of people as trump loves the point out brought into the process not a democratic process and now finding out to their chagrin that the way it works, a lot of these elections that people are participating in in droves are nothing more than a straw poll and don't determine who goes to the convention or who the delegates are and who they vote for. and so, you know, the parties in a way brought it on themselves introducing primaries and ope

estoy en el corazÓn de la comunidad venezolana, en doral en hasta el sur de la florida para los que nosados en chicago, los Ángeles en 57; en texas en rango de los 70. hemos visto numerosas tormentas a lo largo del mississippi. potencial tormenta de texas a loussiana y a travÉs de arkansas otros sectores pueden verdes aplazamiento de estas tormenta en el transcurso de las horas de la tarde como vemos acÁ el norte de oklahoma y kansas podrÍa haber ese mal tiempo. >>> y 56 grados la gran manzana, tormentas dallas, en houston, san antonio en el rango de los 80, orlando se queda en 79,37 en denver. naoebl posible en los Ángeles 69 grados, 63 grados a travÉs de san francisco. les deseo bonito viernes y sobre todo, un bonito fin de semana. regresamos con mÁs de un nuevo dÍa. >>> muchas gracias ariel. >>> puede esperar. pero lo que son las cosas estar en los cuerpos de verano. >>> ariel que cada cierto tiempo estÁ con pastel, pequeÑos de guayaba. >>> >>> y nosotros con fruta ay ! que rico. >>> quiero hacer un dueto con mi querido daniel. >>> of cours. >>> telemundo tirÓ la casa por la ventana

tu turnberry in scotland, doral, many buildings all over the place. bank of america building in san francisco with a great partner. lots of great deals, right? great buildings. 1290 avenue of the americas, one of the biggest office buildings in manhattan, trump tower, so many beinuildings, right? i had these great companies, tremendous cash flow, tremendous company. they didn't complain, they couldn't. they were devastated. the federal election said they had never seen so many people wanting to see a report before. and a friend of mine said, i know how successful you are, but i had no idea it was that successful. i said, how did you know? did you read the paper? he said, no. because i know you wouldn't have run unless your papers were damn good, and it's true. pou couldn't have run because you have to file everything. i'm a private company. so i filed. and the reason i tell you that story is because that's the kind of thinking we need in the united states. we have to get our house in order, folks. we have to get our house this order. and we can't let

el dÚo chino y nacho sorprendiÓ, estuvimos en una escuela en el doral, florida, estados unidos, hicieronay tanta drogadicciÓn, gente que entra con armas, quien estados unidos en particular,¿te da miedo? has pensado en eso o que ellos tengan que ir al colegio? >> claro, creo que de los Últimos temores a los que me he enfrentado en la vida y se tiene que ser el mÁs reciente, sÍ me da miedo porque yo tambiÉn vivÍ mi juventud y vi de todo pasarme por el frente, vi cualquier cantidad de vicios y pude escoger entre lo que es suyo y lo que me pasÓ por el frente. orlando: ya se acaba "cÓdigo segura", pero un poquito de lo que maÑana va a haber en el azteca en mÉxico, todos queremos estar allÍ contigo, vicente! ♪ ♪ orlando: vamos con las noticias, estamos inspirados con las rancheras hoy. satcha: por supuesto, ademÁs que es viernes, ya nos estamos relajando para preparar para acosar en familia, gracias por "cÓdigo segura". vÁmonos con lo que acapara titulares a nivel nacional e internacional, con todo se enfrentaron los aspirantes demÓcratas en el debate previo a las elecciones primarias de nueva

i can put them in the best planes and bring them to the best resorts anywhere in the world, doral, mar-a-lagothem in the best places in the world, california. i have something that blows everything away. but it's a corrupt system. >> he's talking about with delegates, to be wined and dined in order to come to your direction rather than earned by votes. >> it is a corrupt system. he's 100% right. look at colorado. the people didn't even get to vote. that's not democracy. i mean, people in the united states vote. here you have a little boys club and they decide who they want to be commander in chief. we live in america. people get to vote. the fact that my father is millions of votes ahead, yet delegates keep on getting stripped from him, it really is a broken system. >> but it's just the way colorado and wyoming is set up where, you know, a lot of people in those states would like to go vote, but they've done it this way for years. >> the republican party has, i think, a perception problem, right? this really upsets people. you see arizona. you covered it better than anybody. you had people wa