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, ♪ >> anthony: miami, it's a big place. bigger and more multifaceted than it's given credit for. >> partier: miami, where you at? >> anthony: 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 because, well, you need coffee. and because c

miami-dade college is the convener for or miami book fair -- for miami book fair, and that has been three decades plus of outstanding programming, so thank you to miami-dade college. [applause] we're going to get right on with the show, and at this time i'd like to bring mr. philippe basulto of td bank to the podium. and as many of you know, that is america's most convenient bank, from what i understand. [laughter] so thank you. [applause] >> that was paid. [laughter] good afternoon, everyone. it truly is an honor and a pleasure to be here today at this incredible event. miami-dade college does such an outstanding job. but more so, i get the privilege and the honor of introducing probably one of florida's greatest treasures, and, you know, i could read a bio, but i firmly believe by the crowd that's here that we all know exactly who dave barry is. [laughter] [applause] you know, having a chance, being born and raised here in miami and really loving miami, florida, in general, it truly is an honor that we have an author who not only gets us, but actually writes it and writes it so well. so

and miami beach are separated by biscayne bay. the ocean is what attracts millions of people to live and vacation here and it is the ocean that will ultimately drive people out. >> the present u.s. government forecast for sea level rise this century with accelerating ice melt is between 4.1 and 6.6 feet. that's unbelievable. >> those kinds of projections will not only threaten south florida's coastlines but radically change them. most of the region is at or near sea level. >> when you fly into miami international airport, you're flying into what was the everglades. so we've really modified the land. we're very low, less than 9% of miami-dade county is greater than 10 feet above sea level. >> adding to the problem, most of south florida is built on porous limestone which allows water to move around easily and seep up through the ground. flooding happens often here and not just when it's raining. seasonal high tides occur when the sun, earth, and moon align, leading to flooding made worse by sea level rise. >> you can see that every

trevor, i want to welcome you to miami and welcome you to the miami book fair. >> thank you so much. thank you for having me. thank you for coming out everybody. [applause] >> and i really want to congratulate you on writing a phenomenal book. i've, i've sort of been engrossed in it for the last couple of weeks, and i found it poignant, scary, funny and i learned a lot about south africa that i never would have otherwise known. i really thank you for that. >> thank you. >> thank you for being so truthful. >> thank you. i appreciate it. thank you. [laughter] >> i recognize that many of you in this room, and your family members have shed a lot of tears since last tuesday. and are keenly interested in hearing trevor's take on what happened. i assure you that whether we get to it in our conversation or not, there is an opportunity after that is going to be a question and answer period of and you can ask trevor all about that. so, so, trevor, let me start with the title of your book, it's, "born a crime." what did you mean by that? >> well, i was born at a time when, in south africa, due

it is a lovely saturday morning in miami. what a wonderful fair it has been all week long and here we are at the street fair. i would like to offer appreciation to our sponsors without whom this book fair would not be taking place. we have the knight foundation, hl, bachelor foundation, the group foundation and so many more sponsors. i would like to pay thanks to miami-dade college for convening this book fair. let's give a round of applause. and so many students, faculty and staff have given up their time all week long and throughout this weekend to volunteer to make sure this fair is a success. let me see the hands of all of our outstanding friends of the book fair. thank you so much. [applause] >> for your support of miami book fair and if anyone would like to join the circle of friends you may do so today, please let us know. a wonderful day planned for you. i ask cell phones and other devices so we can all enjoy, and autograph table right across on the other side of the hall across from the elevator where you can have yo

iris: estamos empezando por nuestra comunidad de miami.cto. presentador: muchas gracias. por las tardes. iris: muchas gracias. presentadora: arrancamos con las rÁpidas.con este clima extremo , una mujer grabÓ con su telÉfono un autobÚs escolar. presentador: ahÍ estamos revisando las imÁgenes. de repente, cÓmo se deslizaban el hielo hasta impactar en la parte trasera con una camioneta. en el vehÍculo iban cuatro niÑos y el conductor. nadie resultÓ herido. presentadora: fÍjate quÉ pÁnico. pÁnico para los padres y estudiantes. presentador: gran parte del paÍs estÁ viviendo temperaturas extremas. se espera que vengan mÁs frÍos. ahora en washington, se espera que el dÍa de maÑana llueva bastante fuerte. presentadora: inundaciones tambiÉn se estÁn esperando, por ejemplo, para el sur de california. presentador: la temperatura esÁa bastante rara. presentadora: la policÍa dice que el conductor de autobÚs escolar iba a 50 millas por hora en una zona donde el lÍmite era de 30 millas por hora. presentador: compadeciÓ hoy el seÑor en corte y fue arrest

it is a lovely saturday morning in miami. what a wonderful fair it has been all week long and here we are at the street fair. i would like to offer appreciation to our sponsors without whom this book fair would not be taking place. we have the knight foundation, hl, bachelor foundation, the group foundation and so many more sponsors. i would like to pay thanks to miami-dade college for convening this book fair. let's give a round of applause. and so many students, faculty and staff have given up their time all week long and throughout this weekend to volunteer to make sure this fair is a success. let me see the hands of all of our outstanding friends of the book fair. thank you so much. [applause] >> for your support of miami book fair and if anyone would like to join the circle of friends you may do so today, please let us know. a wonderful day planned for you. i ask cell phones and other devices so we can all enjoy, and autograph table right across on the other side of the hall across from the elevator where you can have yo

miami calling paradise lost with a?. miami at the time was straining at its seams. a group of us felt we would help heal the wounds of our community by celebrating its diversity because back then miami was one of the most diverse communities in the company, and we would invite everyone under one gigantic tent to celebrate the written word and begin a conversation together. that conversation hasn't stopped for these 33 book fairs. and i for one want to thank doctor petrone who is president of the largest college in the country with eight campuses. [applause] for never wavering from that vision. in this year's fair you will hear from the best writers of poetry, fiction, history, and memoir. and we need the big tent of the book fair. and the power of the written word to express them. we need this more than ever. [applause] >> the book fair has grown over all the years as well. we have some remarkable sponsors. we are pleased to announce we have a partnership with the charles de groot foundation to launch the miami book fair degroot prize, it is the only one in the coun

. >> miami beach was the next zone. that is when the city launched its aerial pesticide spraying program. >> these pesticides that were involuntarily being sprayed on us were really more dangerous for my children than the mosquitoes were. sharyl: is it possible to make it look as though a hat came from one country when it came from somewhere else? >> our adversaries are keenly aware of our generic capabilities to detect the source of origin, what the intelligence community would call these cutouts, being able to bounce it off of other servers out of other countries. the appearance is a far less straightforward. this is what the american people need to know. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. since 9/11, u.s. taxpayers have spent $115 billion dollars to help rebuild afghanistan. and rooting out waste fraud and abuse in that spending is john sopko, the special inspector g

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here in miami i think you are aware of this. donald trump went through his campaign and the media didn't pay much attention to it at when they did and when we did learn he believes climate change was a hoax. i am a member of the u.s. senate committee on the environment an in that capacity i have spoken l to scientists not only throughout our country but all over the world. the almost unanimous conclusion of the scientific community is that climate change is real. it is caused by human activityiy and it is already doing devastating harm in this country and throughout the world. but the day is over. [applause] and if we do not get our act together, what the scientists are telling us, that the situation will deteriorate significantly, there will be more droughts, there will be more floods in miami and there will be more rising sea levels. i think you are beginning to experience that already.ence tha there will be more acidification of the ocean and the incredible impact that has on marine life. there will be more global conflict as

miami book fair since the first year. how many of you are founding book fair friends? anybody else around as long as marcia? a few. okay, good. anyway, she is an alumna of barnard college and the university of miami school of law. she supports many institutions in town but says she is most devoted and most passionate about the book fair. she says that the popularity of the book says more about the intellectual climate of miami than any other event and i think we all agree with her so please welcome marcia dunn who will introduce our next conversationalist. thank you. [applause] >> i'm first going to introduce leigh haber who is going to be the questioner for colson whitehead. lee is the books editor for o, the oprah magazine and as we know, oprah selected "the underground railroad" as one of her books for this year. we lay began her career at a new day for the washington post. after moving to new york she became a publicity director for harcourt and other publishers. her first love is editing. she worked as an editor with

pit bull is bringing back new years revolution celebration live from miami's bay front park.ls. >> reporter: pitbull's new year's revolution is returning to fox saturday for another action packed party filled with music, celebrities and unpredict ability >> two years we missed the countdown makes it special, there's been chaos and i love it. that goes to shell you how much fun we're having not people on stage performing or hosting, behind the camera, stages, this is a part of it >> queen latifa and snoop dogg will help him ring in the new year live from miami. >> you're going to see people bringing in 2017 with a bank. all this music. it's what allows me to understand the true meaning of party. and party is getting loose, have fun, escape, enjoy. >> pitbull is keeping his new year's resolution simple >> try to improve and get better. that's what makes life exciting. >> reporter: he learned a lot from his success >> when you do what you love it's not work. it's never about making it. it's about maintaining and that's the toughest >> if you think pitbull is worried about the co

sin embargo, imagina estar en miami de vacaciones. muy triste.en ir a la playa porque con el frÍo no se quieren meter. presentadora: pueden ir abrigados. presentador: para sacar fotos. [risas] presentadora: en canadÁ tienen bastante claro que las carreteras no son sÓlo para autos. la gente estÁ saliendo ahora a patinar. presentador: desde principio de esta semana, ha caÍdo un cuarto de pulgada de nieve que ha convertido y es lo que el asfalto en montreal. los vÍdeos han sido publicados en diferentes redes sociales. ahÍ estÁ moviendo algunos que estÁn causando sensaciÓn. muestran el ingenio de la gente que estÁ viviendo ahÍ. presentadora: sabes patinar? presentador: no lo sÉ. presentadora: tienes que aprender. te puedo enseÑar. yo patino con cuatro rueditas. [risas] cambiando de tema. un niÑo transgÉnero de ocho aÑos de edad lo expulsaron de su grupo. su familia dice por su condiciÓn de niÑo transgÉnero. presentador: el niÑo de origen hispano ha dicho que nunca se sintiÓ una niÑa, aunque nacio mujer. su madre dijo que cuando lo inscribiÓ en el gru

. ♪ >> and finally, pit bull is gearing up to host new year's eve in miami. >> what happens in vegasys in vegas. whatever happens in miami never happened. >> you coming into 2017 swinging with positivity. >> all right, now, my friend pitbull gets miami jumping, lionel richie will be partying all night long in vegas. he will be the first performer in 2017 just moments after midnight on dick clark's rocking eve 2017. that airs on abc. >>> still ahead, look back at zsa zsa gabor's controversial 30-year romance with prince frederick. >> it's all about zsa zsa dpa bor. >> only "e.t." was there when she said "i do" to her ninth husband. >>> then, our screen flashback as the horror classic turns 20. >> and the cast of office christmas party cracks up. we've got the bloopers. >> your mother's never coming back. merry christmas. >>> dolly parton's christmas of many colors is coming to blu-ray tomorrow. closed captioning provided by -- >> welcome back, everybody. i'm outside the bel air home where hollywood socialite and actress zsa zsa gabor passed away this weekend. she and her now widower f

fÉlix: muere el prestigioso periodista de univisiÓn miami, que estuvo a la cabeza del noticiero duranteamers con la presidencia de donald trump? estÁ perdida la guerra contra las drogas? armando correa recuerda. >> cuando regrese me di cuenta que cuba ♪ ♪ arantxa: el papa francisco se convirtiÓ hoy en el sexagenari exagente celebrÓ u my recibiÓ los buenos deseos de miles de fieles. fÉlix: un atentado con coche bomba dejÓ al menos 13 soldados muertos. el ataque fue contra un autobÚs que transportaba miembros del ejÉrcito turco. el vehÍculo se acercÓ por el lado izquierdo del transporte militar. arantxa: oposiciÓn siria pidio completar la evacuaciÓn de alepo. un oficial de las fuerzas rebeldes afirmÓ que el convenio permitirÍa evacuaciÓn completa de los lugares asediados y que todavÍa se hallan en poder de los grupos aislados. fÉlix: entrÓ por la puerta grande del fÚtbol mexicano. pero no le fue igual en el terreno de la polÍtica. le deben los problemas despuÉs de que asumiÓ la alcaldÍa de cuernavaca. se ha declarado en huelga de hambre para defender su puesto. >> se declara culpable por

condan n moon is four miami- p lit e llapsee man was s-a e " vf ternl rpt en e as other passengers they peormep-r anused defibrill. i was basically surrounded by i should've been dead and i'm still here and it's only because of them."they kept him stable until paramedics arrived to take him back to the hospital. one of the officers said he's happy they could be ere to help basketball st lbeen named the s illustrated sportsperson of thar. james helped bring a championship back to cleveland for the first time since 19-64 when the cavaliers beat the defending nba champion goen the finals m-v-p and fulfilled the promise he made in 2014 when he returned to cleveland after four seasons in miami. meijer is helping to bring still ahead - we'll get a look at the markets this afternoon... and -- safety for kids. the hidden holiday dangers that could pose a risk... and the steps every host should take when taking a look at the market if you have children at home... or you'll be entertaing some for the holidays... we've got an important tune up here on keeping this safe this season. jessica st. ong

lisa fletcher: if miami's little havana is home to many cuban americans, then versailles is their kitchen. inside or out, the conversations are frank. politics and food mix like pastries and cortada, the cuban coffee of choice. felipe valls: now the conversation is no longer what's going to happen to fidel, but what's going to happen to cuba. now that fidel is gone, is there really going to be any difference? sharyl: hello, i'm sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure." you may not know it, but there's a war going on over the nation's water. right now, bottled water is poised to outsell soft drinks for the first time. some insist it's a healthy trend. but others say bottled isn't necessarily better than tap and worry about the environmental impact. that's this week's cover story: "water wars." sharyl: even with a gps, we had a hard time finding this small natural spring nestled in the scenic hills of maine, where the owner's love for water runs as deep as the ancient, underground aquifer that feeds it. bryan pullen: trust me, it's the best you'll ever have. sharyl: it's very good. cold

governor announcethe state is of local zika transmission.the area is located in the northern part of miami beach. th health says it has been 45 days since any cases of loca trsmison of the zika virus were found there.officials believe the southern part of miami beh still "the southern part of the beach that's still impacted is 1.5 square miles. we're gonna continue to do everything we can to be able to lithat area hopefullsoon."the governor urged residents to contin to be cautious by getting rid of standing water, wearing bug spray, and wearing protesters block the doors at a wells fargo building this more than half a dozen eapolis. protesters held up a sign that read "wells fargo funds genocide," gihat the bank playa the controversial pipeline project. at one point, protesters hooked arms to prevent ?we employees from using the elevators.some workers had to force their way through the protestersbefo police showed up. a community outside of ned thld studenrandomly pricked more than a dozen of a need. the stent struck at leas17 classmates. some of the students reported they were struck more

there's a report she bailed on her new year's eve in miami to spend the holiday with him in vegas. while a source tells e.t., she has nod made plans yet but we asked her rep and got the reply, jennifer and drake are spending time together working on a new music pro jek. nicky ma nauj will step in for j-lo at miami's 11 nightclub. >> let's move to the set visit of the year. a lot have one thing in common, or shall i say one man in common. >> i like that, i like that. it's been aexciting year. it has been an exciting year for john travolta as well, up for golden globe playing robert shapiro in the people versus o.j. sim p ton. in the life and death of john gotti. >> watched how you interacted in the dancing scene and the wedding scene and it is beautiful to see. >> for us to be in a movie playing other people is so much fun, and that's what we kind of live for. >> okay. you think john gotti, you think mafia crime boonsd convicted murderer. but he could turn on the charm, and in the life and death of john gotti which comes out next year, travolta captures the swagger perfectly. what i

live tonight in miami. the house minority leader nancy pelosi is telling reporters tonight that she is now pushing for an independent probe outside of congress to study the allegations of russian involvement in the election. she's also calling for congressional investigations. but an independent commission called for by the president, she says, like the 9/11 commission. meantime, more electors, pelosi's daughter among them, are now calling for an intelligence briefing on what is known about russian hacking before making the electoral vote official on december 19th. more on all of this in just a moment. >>> but first, today was decision day for president-elect donald trump. and he made official what we told you last night. exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson is his pick to be america's top diplomat. like trump, tillerson has never served in government but has business ties all over the world. but it's the exxon ceo's ties to one particular country that are raising eyebrows in washington. russia. trump's chief of st

live tonight in miami.he house minority leader nancy pelosi is telling reporters tonight that she is now pushing for an independent probe outside of congress to study the allegations of russian involvement in the election. she's also calling for congressional investigations. but an independent commission called for by the president, she says, like the 9/11 commission. meantime, more electors, pelosi's daughter among them, are now calling for an intelligence briefing on what is known about russian hacking before making the electoral vote official on december 19th. more on all of this in just a moment. >>> but first, today was decision day for president-elect donald trump. and he made official what we told you last night. exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson is his pick to be america's top diplomat. like trump, tillerson has never served in government but has business ties all over the world. but it's the exxon ceo's ties to one particular country that are raising eyebrows in washington. russia. trump's chief of staf

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live tonight in miami. the house minority leader nancy pelosi is telling reporters tonight that she is now pushing for an independent probe outside of congress to study the allegations of russian involvement in the election. she's also calling for congressional investigations. but an independent commission called for by the president, she says, like the 9/11 commission. meantime, more electors, pelosi's daughter among them, are now calling for an intelligence briefing on what is known about russian hacking before making the electoral vote official on december 19th. more on all of this in just a moment. >>> but first, today was decision day for president-elect donald trump. and he made official what we told you last night. exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson is his pick to be america's top diplomat. like trump, tillerson has never served in government but has business ties all over the world. but it's the exxon ceo's ties to one particular country that are raising eyebrows in washington. russia. trump's chief of st

>>jennifer: governor rick scott is in miami. they've had several cases this year involving local mosquitos. governor gave the all clear for the northern part of miami last week but he might declare the rest of the state zika-fe hour. we'll let you know what he says. >>russell: fishing may never be the same again. a story that may change your perspective on that sport. >>jennifer: and a costly commitment. becoming a pet owner. how much you should expect to pay in the first year. wait until you hear it. >>dave: depends on if you buy clothes for them like jen does. budget. u.s.f. marine science camera. we're beautiful this morning overlooking tampa bay. beach grab you? we're at 50s and 60s, mostly 50s outside this morning coming off the 70-degree temperatures yesterday at this time. it should be nice and refreshing for you outside today with a high of 76. tomorrow a couple of degrees >>dave: 7:15. look at that 59 degrees that we have outside. clear skies, dry air. a little breezy but a beautiful start to the day. let's turn the cam

the last time they played miami, he had 34. guess who else has had 34 against miami this season? john wall. you could be a step in the right direction. tip-off at 7:30. final note the terps will host jacksonville state in college hoops. the ravens are in foxborough tonight against the patriots. we'll see what happens there. jonathan: all right. thanks. >> what is happening here? doug: fairly quiet for a couple of days but we expect a huge change in the weather starting thursday. so for tonight partly cloudy. drop to 34 degrees. tomorrow increasingly cloudiness and 44. wednesday just ahead of the front is nice. 43. mention a sprinkle or a flurry tomorrow night as the disturbance goes by. steve rudin has an eye on the sub-zero temperatures by wednesday and the wind chill. maureen: looking forward to that. "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you back here at always wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone

it's in miami. it's called grafton furniture. it's similar, because you make a type of furniture, but they're in the -- you know, they're in the residential furniture business. ana: right. right. lemonis: like pacific, grafton's a family business, and they suffered from a lot of the same issues when i first met them. they had problems with their process and their efficiency, but in the last year, they've made a ton of progress and their business is up about 50%. they lose a lot of customers, because they can't handle the freight to the west coast. and i'm assuming that you lose a lot of customers 'cause you can't handle the freight... ana: to the east coast, right. lemonis: ...to the east coast. and i see that they could help you. and i feel like you could help them a lot. so i'm going to make an offer for $300,000. the $300,000 is going to go towards improving the facility and putting the rest in working capital in the business. once we fix the margins, the company will have plenty of cash flow to service the debt. for that, i w

i worked at miami-dade community college. and imagine giving them the old federal courthouse is a legacy. june of thiss in year, to get to the president and -- president. building that is faking in 2007 -- vacant, million, going to my mama motter. it will be the college of judicial studies and architecture. anything you did not accomplish? are some things underway. the privatization of air traffic control. chairman isent doing a good job of moving that forward. you look at what is available around the world. we got the unions and others to look at. usis just a step of head of in the operation. the technology, so, and traffic control modernization, privatization is up. in the next generation, air traffic control is very important. that is taking us from a ground-based radar system to a space gps system and that thenology, if we also lead private sector for solutions, we will get that in place, making our aviation system saves. it is safe now because some of the things i did as chairman. we went from the inspections that what h

lo at miami's 11 nightclub. >> let's move to the set visit of the year. lot have one thing in common, or shall i say one man in common. >> i like that, i like that. it's been an exciting year. it has been an exciting year for john travolta as well, up for golden globe playing robert shapiro in "the people versus o.j. simpson." i joined him on the set where he transformed into a famous figure from the other side of the law in "the life and death of john gotti." i watched how you interact the in the dancing scene and the wedding scene and it is beautiful to see. playing other people is so much fun, and that's what we kind of live for. >> okay. you think john gotti, you think mafia crime boss convicted murderer. but he could turn on the charm, and "in the life and death of john gotti," which comes out next year, travolta captures that swagger perfectly. what is it like to direct john travolta in the film? it's got to be incredible. >> it is amazing. >> the dapper don. >> dapper don. there he is. >> and when he looked at me, i completely felt like i was in jo

miami, 81. miami has been breaking high record temperatures. feels like summer right there across the southern florida at least. with the one spot that really didn't get any of that cold air. here's your sunday temperatures. none of that cold air we had is really black in place. the longer term picture does not look like we're going to see any of that coming back in any short order. it's stormy across the southwest. one spot we have rain and snow, southern california, arizona, we need it. we have two storms. one that's going to move through there tomorrow and today and another one comes into the west. this will be our trouble kind of travel troublemaker across the southwest and the west on friday/saturday. but the really no major problems travelwise. if friday is the way you're traveling hope, looking good. saturday, christmas eve, not west.g that bad as well except the one day that if it was the big travel day is sunday christmas day. hopefully people are not going anywhere. ice storm across parts of the northern plains. rainstorm, severe weat

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behalf of all at the book fair i want to welcome you to the 33rd miami book fair. how many of you is this your third night here? quite a few of you. this has been a remarkable become fair and couldn't come at a better time to be honest. we had trevor noah, then we had james carville and if you didn't see allen coming culping he was remarkable remarkable and then jerald geraldine books who was track and tonight we have a special guest. as many of you know it takes a village to put this book fair on, and i want to thank everybody here at this remarkable college of miami-dade college for owning their doors and sponsoring this and being the heart and soul of this become fair. so let's give them a pick rousing applause. [applause] >> i was going to say we also have a journalist -- two journalists speaking with one another. also want to thank the remarkable coverage that all the journalist have given us, particularly "the miami herald" led by n book critic, connie, and i want to thank connie. it's not easy these days being a journalist where you have to file three our st

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