>>> miami sneaks up on you. or do we change and find ourselves sneaking up, washing up, ending up in miami? ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ >>> miami, it's a big place. bigger and more multifaceted than it's given credit for. >> miami, where you at? >> we tend over the years to focus on miami's -- how shall i put this -- party zone. ♪ ♪ it's the kind of place we say that could never be me and then it is. it's a temptation that's almost irresistible. the seductions of flash, of palm trees, balmy nights, deco architecture, television shows made real, but across the causeway a few miles down the way there are other worlds, older ones. i think it's safe to say better ones. ♪ ♪ way out west 20 miles from the airport tucked in yet another strip mall is this place and you go there

miami beach is built on porous limestone that absorbs the rising water.s the limestone is saturated by rising sea, there's an upsurge of water through the sewer system. so far 8 pumps have been installed, and seem to be doing the trick. >> we think we have a great 50-60 year solution. after that human innovation and technology, we believe, will catch up. >> this is the first type anyone did this on a city-wide scale. we'll make mistakes... >> we are the pioneers. >> i like it. >> reporter: with a lifetime in miami, dan is a retired boat cap feign and is an environmental activist. he took us on a tour of the city's efforts. >> let me show you something. they'll raise the sidewalks. look at that. >> reporter: that's what, 2 feet. >> at least 2 feet. it's fine for this building, they have raised the base of the building. but for that house there, the door will be two feet below the sidewalk. >> reporter: what is different building? >> the first floor is 6 feet off the ground. if you have to leave this building, we'll be leaving miami beach. >> reporter: keep

miami has no time-outs. jacksonville felt confident enough before the season to trade veteran kicker josh scobee, on august 31 they sent him to pittsburgh for a sixth round draft pick. they believed in junge jason myers, undrafted out of marist, played last year in the arena football league. they're rewarded with this kick from 28 yards to give jacksonville the lead. steve t.: walking around town the last couple of days and talking to local people and fans, that was one of the moves they were most upset about, letting go of scobee who spent his whole career here. i would venture to say that making that 58-yarder and that short one here to win the ballgame, or put them in control of the ballgame, might win some of these people over. andrew: 40 seconds left for tannehill. more than enough time even though they're out of time-outs to get into field goal range. do you think that 58-yarder may be the spot on that 58-yarder at the end of the first half? steve t.: that would have made the difference. andrew: moster

landry returning this pubt for miami. landry shifgt speed, slipping past everyone, 69 yards to the end zone. the dolphins score 17 up and he points. go on to win by a final score of 17-10. >> we battled, came up short and i guess we are all pretty tired of that around here. we have done that too many times. so, essentially, the tables need to turn, the tide needs to turn. we need a day like today to ends up having us be on top at the end. i was encouraged by what i saw today and i think if we keep doing that, this rock's going to break here eventually. >> reporter: kirk cousins wasn't the only redskins player encouraged by what he saw today. tell you what head coach jay ground had to say about his team's performance coming up later in sports. live from fedex field, i'm jason pugh, news4 sports. >>> and despite the disappointing loss for the redskins today the weather was gorgeous, especially if you were at fedex field. our high was 74 degrees, a nice breeze throughout the day. current late 71 degrees. any cloudiness we ha

in miami the civil defense emergency operating center have been on alert. government services. small craft warnings winds may , reach hurricane forces by tuesday evening. all vessels should be -- should seek safe harbor. >> for the first time in history, miami beach will be underwater. get out now. all groceries and lumber yards are closed for the holidays. the public can lay in food and emergency supplies. useou are boarding up, nails and everything else securely. remove coconuts from nearby palm trees. >> advanced winds begin coming in. along the gold coast. on the beaches, youngsters are finding the best surfing since hurricane carol. fairwinds for the skateboard sailors as well. not so much for last-minute shoppers. by nightfall the wind has turned to driving rain. at miami international airport, normally one of the busiest in the world, the last bird of passage has flown. witnesses are still tying down traffic lights and making other last-minute preparations. >> all storm shelters are now open. if you feel that your home is now insecure, go now to your

he represents your constituents of 14,000 residents of south miami. if you could sit down with either of these gentlemen in a coffee shop in south miami, what would say to them? >> i would say your arguments are complete [ bleep ]. the idea that you don't want to harm the economy by engaging the problems with sea level rise, what do you think sea level rise is going to do to our economy? it's going to destroy it. we're going to be underwater for heaven's sakes. how can you give these specious arguments about wanting to protect the economy when the biggest threat to the economy we've seen is coming down on us like a truck. that's what i would say to them. >> maybe if they're watching you'll get it across. mayor stoddard, a great pleasure. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> congratulations on wining an emmy last night. it was freaking awesome. >> thank you very much. >> totally well deserved. we're very proud. thanks, as well to you at home this hour for sticking with us.

marÍa: no lejos de su habitaciÓn en miami beach y en el mismo hotel.en varias ocasiones la entonces maestra de cerÁmica estuvo a punto de rendirse. laura: al concurso y Última, y he dicho: ves papÁ. marÍa: sin embargo ella no se dio por vencida y se presentÓ en san remo, en uno de los festivales de la canciÓn mÁs famosos de italia. para su sorpresa ganÓ el certamen, y a partir de ese momento recuerda que las puertas se le fueron abriendo. >> ese concurso que tambiÉn me permitiÓ conocer a personas que propusieron hacer audiciones en vivo en frente de las de varias compaÑÍas italianas. marÍa: por su parte, el cantautor espaÑol alejandro sanz, quien no tuvo necesidad de alojarse en un hotel, porque vive en miami beach, anima a los jÓvenes a que luchan por lo que les apasiona. alejandro: tienes que definir sobre tu futuro, sobre todo si tienes una pasiÓn tan grande, lo que hay que hacer es fomentar esa pasiÓn. marÍa: y no temer a ser rechazados. alejandro: tienen que acostumbrarse a eso, porque al final no siempre va a ocurrir lo que quieren. hay que estar

he grew up in miami beach and they were the bad kids, the dropout kids. they were weirdly enough pointed this out they are training in these orthodox kid because the talmud but this contradict. and the trilingual historical references gave them the skill set to master technically challenging world. this other guy he approaches a guy named david. david packed house was attracted by the money and he asked diveroli who is 18 years over 19 by them how much money do you have and diveroli said i don't want to brag but how much money do you have? he said i'm only saying this to encourage you and not to boast but $1.8 million in the bank. and david just simply couldn't believe his ears. he smoked to do bn thought it over and decided it was worth taking a shot. he would take it and it was almost like someone was pulling him into a movie which is of course ironic given the fact that there is a movie but diveroli was living a fantasy becoming a ruthless relentless toy in her gunrunner. you have to -- it wasn't a fantasy. it was becoming a reality. then in 2006, he c

marÍa: han recorrido un largo viaje desde miami hasta el aviÓn papal.mÁs de mil millones de catÓlicos estuvo frente a mÍ. soy marÍa antonieta de univisiÓn de ee.uu. hace 30 aÑos que cubre el vaticano le traje de miami pensÉ qué le puedo dar a usted creo que estas empanadas argentinas las mejores que hacen en un humilde restaurante de argentinos que me ayudaro a hacer esto, los he traÍdo desde miami su mirada de asombro se dulcificÓ un presente que nadie podÍa darle una comida de su tierra, francisco supo que las empanadas fueron hechas por inmigrantes argentinos de un restaurante de miami. han estado para que las tenga. el papa tenÍa que seguir saludando pero no se negÓ sin antes cumplir mi peticiÓn. yo quisiera pedirle de favor si me bendice. a mi hija. gracias, santo padre. despuÉs de eso esta sala ha vuelto a hacer lo que es. un maremÁgnum de periodistas cada quien trabajando en cada cual a nadie importa lo que haga el de al lado aquÍ todo el mundo estÁ en lo suyo. hasta que llegÓ el inesperado gesto papal francisco enviaba a la sala de prensa pequeÑ

now you are the archbishop of miami.holic bishops that covers environmental policy. your motto is omnia omnibus, which is all things to all men that sounds exhausting. what is it that you guys are doing on the u.s. council of -- u.s. conference of catholic bishops about climate change? >> well, we're trying to propagate the mission, or the message of pope francis. >> stephen: that was a papal encyclical. what did he say? >> he basically said we have to talk. he invites the world to a dialogue about the condition of our common home, which is the earth. and he says our time at home is in a bit of disrepair, and he says we have to get the relationships right. we have to get the relationships right with our-- with our earth, relationships right with our fellow brothers and sisters, and our relationships right with god. and when those relationships break down in any area, then we're in hot water. >> stephen: rising hot water, actually, is what are you looking for. is this particularly important to you as the archbishop of mia

miami without a score in the fourth. a wall of blockers. takes it all the way for a 69 yard touchdown, and dolphins go on to win. >> we have a different room in there. guys are competing and staying together. i didn't see a lot of heads down when they came off the field. they returned a hunt for touchdown, they took the lead. i didn't see anybody hanging their heads. next drive out there. we are on the right track. robert: coming up, we hear from the quarterback kirk cousins. back to you guys in the studio. kelly: even with this loss redskin fans say this is just one game. ashley is live -- ashley coleman is live at fedex field. ashley: exactly, fan started the day pretty optimistic about the new season, about the new starting quarterback. what was interesting is rg iii was still on today's game ticket, even though he didn't dress for the game. fans we spoke to were happy about that. is beautiful, lots of tailgating. ashley: washington redskins fans are kicking off the start of football season with some pregame fun. but fans get serious whe

audrina patridge: and the fish in miami is served almost raw. as soon as you grab a bite, you're hooked on it forever. audrina patridge: it's the hottest young chefs in the game next on "1st look." in the game next on "1st look." tonight on "1st look," we're checking out the young guns chefs who are cooking well beyond their years, and one of those talented chefs is leah cohen, owner of the white hot restaurant, pig and khao. she's proven herself at "top chef," and not just because she's appeared on a show with the same name. i don't want to sound too cocky, but i think i'm gonna beat her. i love being a chef because i love being around food. i love not having to be a girl. n it's a guy's world in the restaurant industry, and i've always been a tomboy my whole life. audrina patridge: using her dishes as an extension of her fi pino culture and travels in southeast asia, leah incorporates sweet and spicy flavors to create a modern spin on classic asian cuisine. we have an a lot of dishes from thailand, from vietnam, from the philippines. i wanted

a wave of speculation followed him from washington to miami. he seemed to relish in the presidential size attention. listen to what he said at miami-dade college. >> look at the attention we attracted. their interesting community college has impressed me greatly. i hope that is what they write about. >> reporter: the vice president did not say if he planned to run. he gave a few hints of what the campaign message might be. he focused hard on middle class and raising wages. it also faces a challenge. are voters ready for a third term of this administration? he needs to take the temperature of democrats. he was doing that at a fund-raiser in miami. a fee critical battle ground state. the fund-raiser was for senate democrats. this would be key if he would decide to go forward. he is still mulling this over. he will decide, i'm told, within the next three weeks, by october 1st at the latest. >> jeff zeleny, thanks. >>> even though the iran nuclear agreement is all but a done deal, the white house is selling it. the vice president is making a case f

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me dijo bienvenido a miami.es en esta despedida. emilio: mario, no hay un dÍa triste. es un dÍa de celebraciÓn y de historia. la historia de un hombre y de un corazÓn increÍble que pudo aprovechar su popularidad para unir a los latinos. gloria: mario, usted ha brindado al mundo algo que jamÁs alguien va a poder igualar. ha sido el alimento de mÁs de cinco dÉcadas. le hemos hecho esta canciÓn de tributos, emilio la compuso con mucho amor y mucho cariÑo especialmente para usted. emilio: gracias por hacer la teletÓn que ayuda a mucha gente. te queremos mario. don francisco: yo tomÉ los quiero, mi familia los quiere. me voy a despedir con la canciÓn de ustedes. vamos a ir a los Últimos mensajes, las cosas van avanzando. esta es la Última vez que sÁbado gigante va a comerciales. ♪ ♪ verizon ahora tiene un plan muy simple, solo elige una talla, small, medium, large y extra large. si no necesitas muchos datos, ve con small. pero si necesitas más, escoge el extra large: 12 súper gigas por 80 dólares al mes y 20 dólares

then she work as a cashier as a hotel in miami beach. then she work as a maid right here in this city at the empireol palace. i lived here six years. then she went back to miami and worked as a stock clerk mitchell dad was a bartender, at banquets tech bowling alley, working those jobs, here's what my parents achieved. they owned a home in a safe and stable neighborhood. they raised four children and left all four of them with a life better than the one they knew, and they were able to retire with dignity and security. the next time someone tells you the american dream is only about how much money you make or whether you become famous or well-known, it isn't true. that may be part of your individual dream, but the american dream is about achieving happiness and fulfillment as you define it. bit the way, we call it the american dream but it really is a universal dream. people all over the world have this dream. they've had it for millenia, the desire not to just be better off but to leave their kids better off than themselves. why they ca

miami is my hometown, and it's also home to over a million cuban-americans. since the castro revolution, cuban families have come here to build their homes and their businesses. they bring their culture while embracing something that is distinctly american -- the american dream. grafton furniture is a shining example. started in 1964 by esteban grafton, the custom manufacturing company makes everything from sofas, chairs, to tables. steve: this one's 154" by 96". lemonis: his son steve now runs the business and designs most of the furniture and is 50/50 partners with his wife, mary. their son, also steve, is there to learn the business and keep it going for another generation. but when the economy turned in 2009, so did the company's fortunes. steve: the market was soft. finances were really bad. lemonis: when business slowed, the company and the family began piling up debt to keep the doors open. today, with limited funds, they work in an outdated facility that's strangling production. third-generation businesses have a high fail rate, and without some drama

you simply couldn't develop an area like palm beach or miami until you had secure rail transportation to the outside world. realized he was pioneering, that he was opening up these areas to development. .t surprised even him in his old age, he said, "i always believed in the future of florida, but i didn't appreciate how quickly it would happen." >> up next, we talk with tracey eaton, author of the book "bubba bandit." prof. eaton:

miami is a key city in the battle ground state. many donors would be key to the presidential race if he decides to go forward. he is still mulling this over. he will decide within the next three weeks by october 1st at the latest. john and christine. >>> jeff zeleny, thank you. the iran nuclear agreement all but a done deal at this point. still the white house trying to sell it more. the vice president in florida will pitch jewish leaders there this morning. president obama has enough votes now to make sure that the senate cannot block this deal. 34 senators publicly block the agreement. still, he is sending out heavy hitters to lobby for more support. >> it is our belief deeply that this will make israel safer. the amount of time to be able to produce enough material, one bomb was down to two months. we stretched that out. we reduced their stockpile. we have limited centrifuges. >> so the white house has 34 votes on its side. what it wants is 41 votes. does that mean that the iran bill will come to a vote? that means the president

phil keating reported from miami. >> we all know that the regime in havana has a policy of oppressionerror. they speak out against fidel and ra oul. >> you can see the same crimes committed in the beginning of the revolution. >> her show is two hours long and every minute is filled with stories about the daily abuse and violence cubans endower in the hands. castro regime. >> i reported on six month old children dead on a tub boat and drowned in the bay. and you name it, there is no crime that that regime has not committed. >> she was only eight when her family escaped cuba months after castro came to power. half a century later the memories remain fresh. >> people were taken before the firing squad and you would see men taken to the firing squad right in front of your eyes. and i remember going to a prosectionon where they took my uncle and the firing squad was there and women would fate because you had to go by that place. you could see the blood stains from the night before. it was a horrible time. >> she has a perch to tell the tales but miami is filled with xoils who plenty of sto

let's go to the presbyterian school in miami, cite of -- site of jeb bush's town hall.to see you. how is the jeb bush camp responding to these numbers? >> reporter: you see him with a new attack at donald trump, it's a video painting trump as a liberal, not a true conservative in this race. we're going to play about 20 seconds of that video. take a listen. >> partial birth abortion. >> i'm very pro-choice. i am pro-choice in every respect, and as far as it goes. as far as single payer it works in canada, it works incredibly well in scotland. the fact is that 25% for high income people should be raised substantially. >> reporter: so bush's campaign trying to portray donald trump as the liberal in this race by highlighting some of his past positions, although those positions won't come as a surprise to republican primary voters who have put bush in front of this race. coming under attack by bush yesterday that we saw in which donald trump, as we play that video, really slammed bush for his comments on immigration being an act of love. immigration being one of the key part

desde miami florida, univisiÓn.sano nadie se imaginarÍa el diagnÓstico que le hicieron hace 13 meses. >> mi enfermedad es cÁncer de colon, que fue diagnosticado el 26 de agosto del aÑo pasado. el 28 de agosto me diagnosticaron el colon ascendente. >> a los dos meses de diagnosticaron dos tumores en el hÍgado, hi pensÓ que iba a morir. reuniÓ a sus hijos y les explicÓ. >> papa va a ganar de una manera u otra. o se queda con ustedes iba a disfrutaraÚn mÁs, me voy con mi padre y mis abuelos y los voy esperar ustedes que mÁs importante que la persona tienes la mente y el corazÓn. si esas cosas se ponen en conjuntoa pelear esto. >> este hijo de padre argentino y madre mexicana nacida en estados unidos comenta que ahora sonrÍe igual o mÁs que antes. >> cuando uno sonrÍe así que el cerebro empiece a producir hormonas positivas. las endorfinas suben, la serÁ toninÁ empieza a incrementarse y todo eso cura. >> los hispanos tienen un 20% menos incidencia de cÁncer, un 30% menos probabilidad de morir por dicha enfermedad en com

it all begins this sunday when washington hosts the miami dolphins.heir offense has to worry about ndamukong suh while the defense has new targets to worry about in miami's re-tooled roster. >> you're looking at a team that's gotten better and better. on the defensive side of the ball it's up to us to lock in on our assignments and go out there and play fast and physical and let the chips fall where they may. >> the first full weekend of college football isn't even over yet. it comes to a close tonight with a huge showdown in blacksburg. virginia tech hosts the ohio state buckeyes who not only begin to defend their national title but they're also looking for a little revenge. if you recall last year, week one, the hookies traveled to columbus and in front of the largest crowd in ohio state history, they handed them their only loss of the 2014 season. they're hoping to start 2015 with a similar result. >> i think what we did last year, it was effective. we carried it out and that's what had us play that great defense last year so i think we're going to

and miami beach resident, as the israeli ambassador to the u.s. ambassador ron durmer grew up in miami beach. his father and brother are former mayors. he is someone i've enjoyed getting to know and have had several conversations over the years and recently spent time talking to him about his opposition to this joint agreement. i acknowledge that this has been one of the most important preparations and will be one of the most important votes that i will cast in the senate because of the foreign and defense policy consequences, both huge for the u.s. and our allies. and unless there is an unexpected change in the conditions and facts before the vote is called in september -- and it will be called on the very first day that we return in september -- unless there is an unexpected change, i will support the nuclear agreement between iran and the p-5 plus 1, which are the u.s., u.k., france, russia, china, and germany, because i am convinced it will stop iran from developing a nuclear weapon for at least the next 10 to 15 years. no other available alte

that's downtown miami beach. this is not just the phenomenon of the big full moon. this is the phenomenon of sea level rise. let's take another view. okay. here's a lady that is trying to keep her feet dry up on a wall, and you can see that here is the sidewalk, here's the curb, there's the street, and as you can see, this is a middle part of the barrier island of miami beach. this isn't right next to the beach. it isn't right next to biscayne bay on either side, the east and the west of the barrier island. this is in the middle where you have all of these -- in this case, it's condominiums where people live. so what is causing this? mr. president, what is causing it is that planet earth is heating up. the measurements are there. now, why is it heating up? it's simply this, that as the sun's rays come in and hit the earth, they reflect off of the earth, and that heat radiates back out into space. it's the same principle, for example, on the space shuttle when i participated in the space program 30 years ago, when we were on orbit in the early part of the space shutt

vive en miami, es ecuatoriano.do, todo. es como... no me lo creo. [mÚsica] >> es de ecuador, vive en nueva jersey. trabaja limpiando zapatos para enviarle dinero a su familia en su paÍs. todos votaron por Él, a quien tenÍa en su mente era a su mamÁ. >> mami, pasÉ, mami, pasé! >> quiero darle lo mejor. si pudiera, le darÍa todo a ella. porque como que siempre ha estado allÍ conmigo. siempre me ha apoyado en todo. nunca ha dicho que no o. nunca. yo le he dicho: quiero hacer esto, quiero hacer esto y me ha dicho: dale, yo te apoyo. roger: tambiÉn conocimos al hijo del actor fernando allende. no recibiÓ el 75% de los votos pero ricky martin le dio una segunda oportunidad y clasificÓ. la voz del venezolano lo clasificÓ aunque algunos de los jueces pensaron que le podrÍa ir mejor como solista. >> a uno que no le fue muy bien fue a josÉ antonio. aunque estaba bien orgulloso de su voz, hasta la comparaba con la de la cantante mariah carey. >> sebastiÁn fue todo lo contrario. las chicas votaron por Él. su frestura y talento

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en hospital en miami lourdes del rÍo univisiÓn. puedo abrirlos. eloÍsa: no, estas no son mis gotas. julieta: [grita] ¡alÉjate de mÍ! no permitas que la italiana se me acerque. federica: son las que siempre usas. eloÍsa: no, no son, tienen algo. aquÍ me estÁ ardiendo la mano. federica: voy a ver, voy a revisar. eloÍsa: dile--allÁ, a la simona que traiga una toalla, que traiga algo para lavarle los ojos. julieta: ay, no los aguanto, no los aguanto, no. eloÍsa: agua de manzanilla, algo, por favor, fiorella. julieta: eloÍsa, esa italiana me quiere hacer daÑo. eloÍsa: no, mi vida. julieta: como discutimos allÁ afuera, ella me quiere hacer daÑo.

do we have a chance against miami? >> of course, you've got a chance. >> how much of a chance? >> 3-degree -- >> no 3-degree guarantee. >> a chance. sorry, top, i didn't mean to take your mark. i guarantee you. this sunday's game is going to be determined in the trenches. scot mccloughan said his team needs to get big are and strong -- bigger and stronger. we'll find out. we'll find out. the battles keller graduate school at dof management.y's you can learn to unlock the leader inside you. so if you want to own the room, not just be in it. you're our kind of different. keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu now wusa9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> boy, that high -- >>> boy that, miami dolphins bunch is a nasty bunch. 11.5 sacks last year. ndamukong suh comes over from detroit and he's grumpier than a pitbull with a tape worm. both will be lined up over the inexperienced side of the skins o line. good luck, guys. burgundy and gold, let's take a look at practice here, burgundy and gold getting himmerred up for the fans, not wh

al papa francisco con empanadas argentinas compradas en miami. la sorpresa fue antes de su viaje a cuba. mexico conmemoro con un simulacro el trigesimo aniversario del terremoto de 1985 que devasto la capital mexicana.

, rbi single, one run scores, miami would add another later in the inning. they break it open first, trips the rbi double and later justin board will build will run here. making it 6-1 marlon's. marlon's put up three in the inning and a rough night, mets fans worried about him, he has been struggling, miami, mets' winning streak snapped, the-1/2, this story gets more bizarre by the day, jason pierre paul's right hand worse than we thought and getting worse. reports say he is missing the tip of his thumb. can't believe he didn't sign the $16 million contract. jake peavy posted a video, working out, you cannot see his right hand clearly, remember he lost his right index finger in a fourth of july fireworks, espn also said he had a repair procedure done to his we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. [000:28:45;00]

he arrived in miami about an hour ago. msnbc's national correspondent joy reed is live in miami.ious to see about this potential run for president and possible announcement, joy. >> reporter: yeah, well, francis, we spoke with some students who were going into the event before it actually began. not a lot of focus really, at least among the people going to attend about whether vice president biden would run for president. a young lady did like the idea of that prospect. but most of the people were just excited for the opportunity to hear the vice president. as you said, he is here to talk college affordability. one of the things people are talking about, however, in miami is the vice president's job he's come here to do which is to continue to sell the iran deal. and he's really come to south florida to really zero in on talking with jewish groups and leaders about that. so that's really a lot of what people are talking about while he's here in miami, francis. >> also in pittsburgh for labor day and talk show appearance next week and people watching when that gets under way. we'l

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one of our staff meetings there at marlins park in miami. miami native gio gonzalez, all his family and friends on the mound. bottom of the fourth, a man on. gets him swinging to end the i think. only gave up one run allowed. four strikeouts in 5 1/3. that's great. top 7, two on, two out for bryce harper. bryce goes down swinging. he struck out three times and stranded four runners. and not just bryce harperling. the last chance for the nats with a man on. nats lose their fourth straight, 2-1 the final. >>> all right. brace yourselves for this one. one of the wildest games we've seen. orioles hosted royals. bottom of the 8th, bases loaded. swinging for the fences. the foul pole, whatever you want to indicate, it goes off the top of it. grand slam. the orioles take an 8-6 lead. now later in the inning, franklin morales facing khris davis. morales, that's not a strike. crush is not happy about it. crushes the bass. he is also upset about serena losing he gets tossed. the picture should have gotten tossed. but the birds have the bucks' back. ba

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on the field last night, the battle back in miami. curtis on and he's coming home on the bat of an 11th homer with the mets. they jump out to a 4-3 lead. marlins swung back. two on in the ninth. juan rushes home and we're tied. marlins walk off a 6-5 win and with the nationals winning the nl east falls to five games. concern at the u.s. open last night when serena williams dropped the last set. she's done so all year and won all eight. she got all she could handle over the head serena took the second set and swept to the third. she takes another step. big blue relesioning remember super bowl 46 pin the patriots inside the six. he was so good. on the college gridiron 7-0 to start the 2015 campaign. rutgers kicking off its season today at noon. enjoy your first saturday of college football everybody. for today in new york, i'm john chandler. >> 9:15. allegedly day care fight club facing a judge. >> plus a jailed kentucky county clerk speaks out about the same sex marriage licenses now issued by her office. >> hey, good morning. raphi ju

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. >> welcome new kicker caleb sturgis from the miami dolphins. he was out of work after two seasons there. >> got to stay ready, you know, overall a competitive league and there's a lot of good kickers