if you're looking for old miami, original miami, you're looking to a great extent for black miami. ♪ ignored by developers, but back in the day it was the epicenter of the black community. a lot has happened since then. >> corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> what do you usually get? >> the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> your parents were jamaican and bahamian. >> yes. my mother was bahamian. my dad was jamaican. >> today i'm having fish and grits at mlk restaurant with this guy, luther campbell. >> a lot of good cooking tradition in the family. >> oh, yeah. one night we'd have rice and peas. the other night we'd have peas and rice. >> otherwise known as luke sky walker. he is something of a musical and political and legal legend. credited with pioneering what would be called miami bass. maybe you know him from campbell versus rose music. >> how do you end up different growing up in miami than you would growing up in l.a. or new york? >> a lot of people would have said southern people, whatever they want to call us, in all actuality, we're an island town. >>

miami was the joke. people made fun of -- you know, people back from the miami vice days, people thought of miami as dangerous, cocaine cowboys, crazy place, you know? a violet place. violent place. i actually had bumper stickers once that said come back to miami, we weren't shooting at you. [laughter] which for some reason the chamber of commerce didn't adopt, but i still think it'd be a good slogan. but it was miami when i first got here that people, whoa, how could you live there? not so much florida, miami. really it's this sort of the feeling of otherness begin to expand and cover the entire state of florida was the 2000 presidential election. which, when florida lived up to its motto, florida, you can't spell it without duh. [laughter] those of you who were here then remember it was not a good it was not a good time to be a and.es the other states were able to figure out who they voted for. k quickly but this completely baffled florida. i was up all night in many buzzword. first they called this da

it is my honor to welcome vicki gonzales of miami florida, miami -- michael collins, kathy from palmer of, and diane milwaukee, wisconsin. it is my pleasure to yield to vicki gonzales from miami, florida. and welcome all of our nurses

lot of folks like myself who go to miami from time to time instead of flying into miami international you fly in to ft. lauderdale, and you make that drive from the ft. lauderdale-hollywood airport. what were you saying before i cut you off a while ago? >> craig, we were talking about the police command responsibility on the ground right now. if they have the one known shooter in custody, which is what seems to be reporting here, then they've got to sweep that guy for intelligence. is he alone? is he acting alone at that spot, or at other spots. if that could be determined, then it ramps down the emergency. of course you still have the public emergency of the injured people, the trauma centers, you have a homicide investigation, but the main thing we'd like to think about is there something else that can be stopped. these parts of the airport, like you're describing, like kerry talked about in between terminals can be sometimes depending on the airport layout public more public spaces than going through security so it just depend on the airport layout. one of the most vulnerable place

someplace warm like miami. >> i was in jamaica. i kind of like it. >> i like miami. i think we should go to gary and lindsey. in miami. >> happy almost new year. i guess happy new year to them. >> happy almost new year to you. i'm here with my dad, meant to honor and celebrate a third new year's in a row with him. from a different angle, we just left and as you were talking about the party was lit like you said earlier. justin bieber performed. i think he's wrapping up. we decided to take a walk across the street because of course miami beach isn't just known for the fountain blue. there are tons of parties across the city. >> the famous avenue miami beach and his the inter coastal waterway and this is where people put their great amazing wonderful yachts. this yacht here, excuse me for a second, i don't want to knock you in the water, this is the baby ruth. the name of this yacht is the baby ruth. it's call the baby ruth because the owner of the ruth is ruth stein. she's no baby anymore. and this is the baby ruth's husband. your first name? >> rob. >> where are you

, not miami's main airport, miami international. 45 kilometers south of fort lauderdale. bringing us the latest. >> at the moment we don't have much information because the incident occurred at 1 p.m. local time. we know large groups of passengers were on the tarmac. this airport is one of the busiest hubs in the country. all flights have been stopped for the moment. we do not know the motivation of the shooter. we just know one man was put into custody. >> as someone based in miami, have you had the feeling these past few months, especially after what happened in orlando is 300ths ago, orlando kilometers away, but have you got the feeling this is a city on edge, where there has been some sense of preparation or heightened sense of security in the event of a tragedy like today's? >> the security is very tight. we can tell the security is extremely tight. the part of the airport where the attack happened is the baggage claim. and we can enter that area without being checked by security. that is a place you go collect your packages when you are flawed -- when you are flying

miami-dade is the first to comply. the reason? money. president trump tweeted that the miami-dade mayor made the right decision. i'll get the mayor on the phone in just a minute. first i want to back up and talking about exactly how we got here. there are about 300 cities and towns who have policies protecting undocumented immigrants from deportation. on wednesday, president trump signed an executive order that aims to strip away federal money from those sanctuary cities and counties. some mayors, though, are holding the line. >> i want to be clear. we're going to stay a sanctuary city. >> if necessary we'll use city hall itself to shelter and protect anyone who is targeted unjustly. >> i'm talking to all mayors in this country. >> are the mayors going to unite to draw a line in the sand? >> we have. we want the federal government to protect those folks who have gotten temporary legal status and we want the overall system to be fixed. >> and as i told you, the miami-dade mayor is instructing his county jails to crack down. mayor carlos g

muy cerca de miami.iciÓn digital por univisiÓn. esta miel le encantara a tu familia. [musica] carolina: cobertura especialmente para la costa oeste del paÍs con la noticia en desarrollo en la balacera ocurrida a las 12:55. javier: por supuesto todo el equipo estÁ trabajando en la redacciÓn, ahora se estÁ moviendo para poder llevarle datos mÁs serios y precisos. el cual todavÍa estÁn desarrollo porque la informaciÓn es confusa. estÁn en la escena tenemos el helicÓptero tan en trabajando en este por supuesto nuestro canal estÁ junto a natalia, que se encuentra esta hora en vivo desde ft lauderdale. te escuchamos. natalia: asÍ es javier. justamente aquÍ con monserrat. monserrat: monserrat dÍaz. natalia: tenÍa un vuelo dentro de dos horas pero serÁ posible el ingreso. no hay operaciones en el aeropuerto de fort lauderdale. asÍ que no va a poder regresar a los angeles que era su destino. cuÉntanos cÓmo cuÁl fue la situaciÓn que viviste? quÉ escuchaste? monserrat: verÍamos un bolero porto y empezÓ - en el radi

la mayorÍa de los habitantes de miami dade son hispanos, un gran nÚmero indocumentados.da, lo que se cosechaba hoy era miedo. >>> es muy triste saber que te puede parar la policÍa y te tiene den y llevan y los niÑos se quedan solos. >>> teresa mantiene sola a sus 5 hijos. ice ya detuvo a su esposo y ahora que el condado miami dade dejÓ de ser santuario, se siente totalmente desprotegida. >>> todos trabajamos. no estamos haciendo nada malo. >>> cumplimos con las leyes del gobierno federal. >>> el alcalde carlos jimÉnez se convirtiÓ en el primer funcionario en el paÍs en acatar la ord ejecutiva de trump decisiÓn que le valio que el propio presidente lo califico ra como un hombre fuerte twitter. pero que provocÓ la ira de muchos en un condado donde casi el 70% de sus habitantes son hispanos. y hay mÁs de 150 mil inmigrantes indocumentados. >>> ¿dÓnde estÁ el partido demÓcrata, que nos permitieron defendernos?. >>> qui en homestead donde miles de indocumentados trabajan en la agricultura, no solo hay temor a lo que los agentes de ice puedan hacer, si no tambiÉn a que no haya

happy new year. >> happy new year miami. >> you are on live television. why are you in miami?e crowd. a lot of people here at the w south beach. you are listening to robin schultz on stage. he's got a new single out with david getta, two number one hits, including sugar, and this happy new year. back to you guys in times square. >> okay. >> freaky phil, freaky phil. >> freaky phil. that is one way of putting it. >> guess what, it's officially 2017, and the celebrations are in full swing around the country. >> i think they can see that. and we've got plenty more ahead for you. my goodness including eric bowling's number one resolution for the new year. you've got to hear this. i want you to stay right there. i just made a couple of new ones. happy new year everybody. it was ten years ago tonight that we were out there on that stage and it was 18 below. i had icicles on my eyelachshes am on a warm beach and thinking of you and sending all my love for a happy new year. ♪ >> announcer: all-american new years brought to you by hillsdale college, pursuing truth and defending liberty

not far from miami. a number of people use this airport who are going to miami. this is also a very popular airport that's used by folks taking cruises from ft. lauderdale as well. commissioner bill bratton, former commissioner of new york police department, los angeles as well. commissioner, we continue to see scenes like this unfold. law enforcement, guns drawn. these are live pictures. you can see the heavy law enforcement presence, if you will. your assessment of this situation is that this is not something we should be overly alarmed about at this point, is that right? >> in response to these type of incidents, not only does the entity with primary jurisdiction, in this case the broward county sheriff's department respond, but you get these sources coming in from a myriad of other locations. federal, state and local. so, one of the things they'll quickly set up will be incident command post to get people to report there, assignments. takes a while to get your arms around something this complex. it doesn't get much more complex than an airport. the airport is

why'd you come to miami?> well, it's our first time in the united states and the weather, $26 degrees, why not? >> and what's your new year's res lauolution for 2017? >> stop smoking. >> yes. >> sorry, didn't really want to be on tv. >> let's walk around to the other side of the pool. this is it, 1,200 people. tables go for 1,000 to $15,000. hey, say hello to fox news. >> hello, fox news. >> what's your new year's resolution. >> what? >> what is your new year's resolution? >> uh, i wish all the best for everybody. >> come on! that's so sweet! thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so, the dj starts at midnight, and then after that is club wall, which is also here on property. hey, everybody, new year's eve! happy neiers! >> sorry, i'm not -- >> happy new year! >> what's your new year's resolution? >> what's your resolution? >> yeah? >> oh my gosh, people can't even hear my questions. it's a travesty. but it's still one of the hottest tickets here in south beach. a great party. robin schultz is coming up later.

playoffs and giants beckham and teammates had a blast on their one day vacation this week on a boat in miami but today's trip to green bay leaves him so mad he reportedly banged his head against a door and punched a hole in the wall, the giants must still think they are in miami and come out shirtless and in shorts are they nuts it's 13 degrees in green bay aaron aroundi arounding -- rogers look warm and all the time in the world and finally findings adams and green bay a one point lead and rogers what the heck throws it up hail mary and how does randall cobb come up with this 42 yards and eli apple take another look and green bay 38-13 and won 7 straight since beating the eagles and are going to dallas and they lose the first playoff to losing against the eagles in 2009, ice cold in pittsburgh and miami looks frozen and antonio brown and the first quarterback in history with a pair of 50 yard touchdown passes in the first quarter of a playoff game and pittsburgh wins 30-12 and steelers will face andy reid and the chiefs next coming up, next on action news sports sunday we will discuss the e

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it is my honor to welcome vicki gonzales of miami florida, miami -- michael collins, kathy from palmer of, and diane milwaukee, wisconsin. it is my pleasure to yield to vicki gonzales from miami, florida. and welcome all of our nurses who are with us today. >> thank you. >> thank you and good morning, speaker pelosi. my name is vickie gonzales and i am a wound nurse at jackson memorial hospital, florida's largest public hospital. my heart is overjoyed when our patients get released. we were consistently flooded with individuals with individuals who lack health care coverage and relied on emergency medicine for primary care. we can't turn them away, but emergency medicine costs five times more than a visit to the doctor's office. far too often, uninsured individuals cannot afford out-of-pocket charges that can easily exceed a month's rent. with more patients covered and more of a safety net, my hospital can invest patient care dollars wisely. more patients have access to care regardless of pre-existing conditions. if congress forges ahead and take health care away from millions of flori

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that's what we do in miami dade. liz: miami dade florida is getting rid of the policy.is following president trump's executive order that would cut federal funding to sanctuary cities. president trump praising the mayor's move saying quote miami dade mayor drops sanctuary policy. right decision. strong. now, here's the map showing the largest sanctuary cities that are losing federal money. new york city at risk of losing $700 million. chicago more than half a billion dollars. my next guest florida resident whose only child was killed in 2004 by an illegal immigrant with 12 prior arrests. joins me now. carol, we are so sorry about your loss. it's an outrage and a disgrace. can you please tell the viewer about what happened to your only son justin? >> yes. thank you, liz, for your condolences and for having me on today. i am not a resident of florida. i am colorado. but what happened to my son justin was in -- on july 5th of 2004, he was killed in a hit-and-run accident by an illegal immigrant who had been in the country for about 12 years or 13 years prior to the death o

fee millions of dollars that the deral government gives to miami dade county every year. i believe in our sanctuary area city status. i want to >> you are safe in boston. >> i'm willing to lose every penny to save those people. >> some dra francisco andto vowing to fight the immigration order. >> a new study minds over half of america's children feel anxiety now that president trump in office. muslims, immigrants, or children are immigrants are reporting the highest levels of stress. we spoke to a local therapist who says the best thing to do is talk to your children and let them know everything is going to be okay. >> there's also an element of having basic trust in the system and the universe and to the extent that you can help your children understand that the system has worked for a very long time. there are a lot of checks and balances. >> if your child is struggling with anxiety we have free resources on our website. wusa9.com. >>> in other news this afternoon court records show deon caraw abusing children in prince georges county. careaway is facing 15 federal coun

that was implemented a couple years ago here in miami-dade county. was put out by the justice department about five, six months ago saying that that may be in violation and may put us at a sanctuary city and that document was issued by the obama administration. all i did today is we no longer need the immigration decides that somebody who is in our custody, that they want us to hold that person, that we no longer require that letter saying they will pay for the costs. >> so do you require -- because mayor garcetti saying they would require a warrant for that person. do you require that or simply notification? >> it's a notificationotificati. if a federal agency says look, we're interested in one of your prisoners and they notify us they want us to hold that individual, then we will hold that individual. what we are worried about and have been is that obviously costs us, there is an expense to that and we wanted the federal government to reimburse us and they hadn't been, so for us this isn't like -- it was at the time about a $600,000 issue. but real

to paint a picture of how critical affordable care is to miami-dade community, just this month, a "miami herald" story showed that three congressional districts in south florida have the highest number of people who purchased care on the health exchange in the nation. clearly, patients need that care. we need congress to put a real plan in place that ensures hospitals and health care professionals can serve our patients and our communities with the quality of care they need and deserve, not less. now, i will introduce michael collins, registered nurse from las vegas. >> good morning. thank you, speaker pelosi. my name is michael collins. i'm a registered nurse at university medical center in las vegas, nevada. university medical center is the only burn care center in the state of nevada and has the only level one trauma center in the state of nevada and it provides the only renal transplant center in the state of nevada and that is where i work. before the affordable care act, our hospital was chronically in debt, to the tune of at least $180 million every fiscal year. we are mandated by

estamos en miami, florida. la actriz acaba de hacer una conferencia de prensa.? kate del castillo: hola, lo saludo, antes que nada. agradezco el interÉs. nosotros podemos estar ahÍ, pero si no le dan difusiÓn a este tipo de eventos y problemas, la gente no se entera. lo que queremos con esto es crear conciencia. todavÍa existe mucha ignorancia. sobre todo, del abuso. yo que estoy con ciertas causas, falta mucha informaciÓn. nosotros estamos aquÍ parÁ poder hacer que la gente se entere de lo que estÁ sucediendo. de lo que pasa en los acuarios. no es natural que ellos estÉn ahÍ para nuestro entretenimiento. para que ganen dinero ciertas personas. no es natural. reportera: yo tambiÉn estoy de acuerdo. por eso le damos esta burbujitas en facebook. [risas] nos quieren! me encanta estar contigo. viva mÉxico! presentador: muy bueno. presentadora: gracias. javi creo que no escuchÓ nada de la entrevista. quedÓ rojo cuando le dijo "javi ". presentador: me encanta. le invitamos para que pueda estar con nosotros. te queremos mucho. presentadora: hablando de esta misiÓn, a f

-- by miami-dade cities to reject miami-dade mayor orders jails to comply with federal immigration planciting donald trump's executive order, cracking down on century cities. the move was a victory for mr. trump, who rolled out numerous policies this week, citing illegal immigration, including penalizing cities that protect undocumented immigrants in defiance of the federal government. he celebrated the decision in a writingursday, "miami-dade mayor drops century policy. right decision. strong! and end of quote. we have ruben from maryland. what you think about his twitter use? it as: the issue of president is [indiscernible] because we are used to it is not a new thing for us, so we are used to it. they are telling us on top of the issue. host: we hear you. caller: it is on top of the issue that he knows what is going on in the country. [indiscernible] tax that mexico will be paying on shipments in the country. when they ship it back to the and [indiscernible] shipping things to the country, it will be fair by the americans. [indiscernible] that is what i want our president to know. th

it's a $52,000 a year issue for miami-dade.r the detention requests regardless of the fact if their government says they will pay for it. steve: our tweeter in chief, president trump, after you made that announcement tweeted this out. miami-dade mayor drops sanctuary policy. right decision. strong. mayor, what's your message to as brian mentioned the mayor of new york who said, you know, we are not going to budge. the mayor of l.a., or the mayor of any of the other sanctuary cities across the country? what's your message regarding they should do what the federal government says if you want their money? >> well, look, my message is this. the message of miami-dade county has been we are not a sanctuary city. we never have been a sanctuary city. we provide the federal government with information whenever we arrest somebody here who is an illegal immigrant. we don't arrest people for being illegal immigrants. we arrest people for doing some kind of either misdemeanor or a crime and they go through our system. once they are in our s

playing the miami heat.>mark: steph curry attack in the basket one woman is dead another is recovering after getting pull the city ocean dweller the new instruments about where the warehouse fire may have started here with a lawyer for the man who is the warehouse is they're not responsible if. >>darya: they will retrieve the car then plunged into alameda creek, over the weekend and find the driver who was still missing this morning the cleanup continues following the recent storms in the south and moscow nelson wrote a close after 30 ft. section of roadway collapsed no one was hurt when both planes for about 20 ft. on sunday. >>robin w: the acid and all the way it once again as all mixing together that that was forming well before 530... >>robin w: the richmond san rafael bridge a breeze compared to the bay bridge san mateo bridge ride a delay free camille a very nice ride on at 811 of quick eight minutes from the toll to 1 01. >>james: you conceal the rotating like a giant wheel down to california coastlin

but late in the fourth, miami is up eight. about 3:00 left. >>> sunday afternoon, she began her career at idaho in 1978, then ohio state, and has been at stanford since 1985, with a year off to coach the olympic team. >> you win because you have great assistants, you have great talent, and they buy into what you want to do, and that's what is important to me. just keep improving, stay healthy. >> the 49ers head coach search has been extended to this friday. t they are competing with the colts for the gm. stay tuned. kyle shanahan wanted to ma will friday. julio jones cannot be covered one on one, and coleman and freeman are tough to handle. coach darren quinn is trying to bring atlanta their first super bowl title. the message to the team, don't just be happy being in the big game. >> going to the super bowl is not the reward, it's winning. so we'll have to battle for it. but i thought they knew when you win that one, you have a chance and an opportunity that comes next. >> jim harbaugh is pushing the limits once again. last y

about 20 miles north of miami. on the right side of your screen we have what looks to be an active situation around the parking garage. can you lay this out for us? what's the schematic or what's the area? >> definitely. like you said, it's been now for two hours and almost 30 minutes we've had these gripping, live pictures. we haven't had a chance to look at the layout. if we put that graphic back up of the airport i'll go over what kerry sanders was talking about. in the yellow you have terminal one. in the red is terminal two. shortly after 1:00 p.m. in terminal two, in that lower level of the baggage claim where the first shooting took place. the only shooting we know of for sure that took place. we have some video of the aftermath. i want to warn our viewers. it's a bit graphic. this is what it looked like moments after the shooting took place. >> flying all around us -- >> an hour and 25 minutes after that video was taken, reports started emerging there had been shots fired in, quoeshgts terminterquote, termi

but late in the fourth, miami is up eight. about 3:00 left. >>> sunday afternoon, she began her career at idaho in 1978, then ohio state, and has been at stanford since 1985, with a year off to coach the olympic team. >> you win because you have great assistants, you have great talent, and they buy into what you want to do, and that's what is important to me. just keep improving, stay healthy. >> the 49ers head coach search has been extended to this friday. t they are competing with the colts for the gm. stay tuned. kyle shanahan wanted to ma will friday. julio jones cannot be covered one on one, and coleman and freeman are tough to handle. coach darren quinn is trying to bring atlanta their first super bowl title. the message to the team, don't just be happy being in the big game. >> going to the super bowl is not the reward, it's winning. so we'll have to battle for it. but i thought they knew when you win that one, you have a chance and an opportunity that comes next. >> jim harbaugh is pushing the limits once again. last y

. >> congressman lewis set to speak any minute in miami this morning. we're taking you live down there. how will he respond? let's talk about the backlash to all this. more than a dozen members of congress joining a handful of their colleagues who were already planning to sit out donald trump's big day. i'm going to talk to one of those lawmakers, congresswoman barbara lee during the show. and that public fight over the nation's secrets, not over yet. the cia director taking issue with donald trump's recent comments suggesting the intelligence community took on naziesque tactics. lots to take on with donald trump getting sworn in on friday. and more than two dozen democrats say they will be sitting this one out. how come? partly it's the fight between the president-elect and congressman john lewis. we're going to hear from the congressman coming up later in miami. it's possible the congressman could expand on comments he made right here on nbc on "meet the press," that he does not see donald trump as a legitimate president. that prompted donald trump to

the decision by miami/dade mayor. the president tweeted miami/dade tweeting right decision, strong.id begnaud is in miami. david, good morning. >> reporter: gayle, good morning. big city officials have been railing. here in miami/dade county, the mayor who actually voted for hillary clinton said his decision is simple. it's all about finances. he doesn't want to lose federal funding. under mounting pressure from the trump administration, miami/dade county, which is the largest county in florida, adjusted its policy for illegal immigrants to comply with orders from washington. in a three-paragraph statement thursday he ordered -- >> we said that we wouldn't hold them unless we guaranteed we would be reimbursed. now my order says don't worry about it, it set rachlt we will hold them for the held real government. >> he said the decision was financial. he said the county had declined to hold 100 inmates last year, which would have cost miami/dade county about $52,000, but that number pails in comparison to the nearly $355 mill in federal funds that miami/dade is expecting this year. >>

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we have a lot of other things that we have to police in miami dade county.e one of these illegal immigrants commits a crime in miami dade county and they're arrested, then that information is given to the federal government in compliance with federal law. the only thing that changed here today by me was that we no longer require a basically a letter, document from the federal government stating they will reimburse us for the cost of the additional time we will incarcerate that illegal immigrant on -- for the federal government. >> i appreciate your time and perspective. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> much more ahead in the second hour including a fast moving day in the feud over who is going to pay for the border wall. the latest on mexico's reaction and another fallouts when we come back. join directv today starting at $35 a month. no extra monthly fees.

miami has to go to pittsburgh. 30 degrees or so. miami playing in the cold weather in pittsburgh.our thoughts on that game and the other match-up in the afc that will start the playoffs with houston hosting oakland. >> of all the teams playing on wild card weekend, i like the steelers and where they are. they are playing balanced football on offense. their defense has come along. we had the steelers on thanksgiving night on nbc. i talked to mike tomlin that night. and he said, this year, anybody can win this thing. anybody can get hot. he liked where his health of his team was. he liked where they were playing. and i think, you know, aaron rodgers talked about running the table. pittsburgh has a team capable of running the table. i like them in that cold weather against miami. the other game, oakland and houston, we don't know what to expect. you got quarterback problems on both teams. and i really think oakland has a better team. but they've got to get used to playing that kind of smash mouth, ugly type football, with the backup quarterback. we had them on thursday night also, a

according to "the miami harold" miami-dade will receive $355 million in federal funding this year. jimenez says he doesn't want to put that money in generaler did. president trump responded to that news on twitter writing, miami-dade mayor drops sanctuary policy, right decision, strong! a number of mayors from new york to los angeles have vowed to fight back against the president's executive order. >>> while speaking at the republican retreat, president trump reiterated that violence in america is increasing whiled aing the host city philadelphia to his list. >> right now too many families don't feel secure. just look at the 30 largest cities. in the last year alone, the murder rate has increased by an estimated 14%. here in philadelphia, the murder rate has been steady, i mean, just terribly increasing. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenny responded, our police officers have worked tirelessly and with great sacrifice to get philadelphia's crime rate down to the lowest point in 40 years. the homicide rates are slowly declining. while we are not satisfied with our current numbers, we are

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miami has to go to pittsburgh. 30 degrees or so. miami playing in the cold weather in pittsburgh. your thoughts on that game and the other match-up in the afc that will start the playoffs with houston hosting oakland. >> of all the teams playing on wild card weekend, i like the steelers and where they are. they are playing balanced football on offense. their defense has come along. we had the steelers on thanksgiving night on nbc. i talked to mike tomlin that night. and he said, this year, anybody can win this thing. anybody can get hot. he liked where his health of his team was. he liked where they were playing. and i think, you know, aaron rodgers talked about running the table. pittsburgh has a team capable of running the table. i like them in that cold weather against miami. the other game, oakland and houston, we don't know what to expect. you got quarterback problems on both teams. and i really think oakland has a better team. but they've got to get used to playing that kind of smash mouth, ugly type football, with the backup quarterback. we had them on thursday night also,

weigh in on the initiative thatt miami has taken. >> the majority are doing that.h if the mayor of miami-dade to do that, that's his prerogative. we don't know exactly what the federal funding that's going to be withheld is because a lot of what donald trump says, it is unclear. he hasn't thought it through. he has been inconsistent with his message. is he going to do it with the fire department funding? the police funding? >> eric: there are many forms of funding that the president can withhold. steve cortez, as enrique points out, has he been inconsistent? >> as the son of an immigrant, i do say illegal immigrant. they're not documented. that makes it sound like there is some paper that is not in order. if you come into my home, you are a thief. we have to speak in plain english. after we be honest about it. when it comes to sanctuary cities, the ones that suffer the most are latinos because largely, these people are hiding in plain sight. these criminals were hiding in plain sight are terrorizing a latino communities. president trump, thank goodness, is going to bring sanity back to this c

if the mayor of miami-dade wants to do that, that's his prerogative.ly what the federal funding that's going to be withheld is because a lot of what donald trump says, it is unclear. he hasn't thought it through. he has been inconsistent with his message. is he going to do it the fired apartment funding? the police funding? >> eric: there are many forms of funding that the president can withhold. steve cortez, as henrique points out. has he been inconsistent? >> as the son of an immigrant, i do say illegal immigrant. if you bring into my home at night, you're not in a document a visitor, you're a thief, a burglar. i think it matters, the terms we use. we have just "plain english and may have to be honest about the situation. when it comes to century cities, the people who suffer the most are latinos because largely, these people are hiding in plain sight. these criminals were hiding in plain sight are terrorizing latino communities. president trump, thank goodness, is going to bring sanity back to this country. we know there are people who are not supp

it's my pleasure to yield to vicki gonzales from miami, florida. and welcome to all of our nurses who are here today. morning.you and good my name is vicki gonzales and i am a nurse at jackson memorial hospital, florida possible largest public hospital. my heart is overjoyed when our patients get the care they need. 'st too long ago, jackson memorial emergency room was flooded with individuals who lack health care coverage and relied on emergency medicine for primary care. emergency medicine costs five times more than a visit to the doctor's office. far too often, uninsured individuals cannot afford out-of-pocket charges that can easily exceed one months rent. that was more patients covered and more of a safety net, my hospital can invest nation care dollars wisely. more patients have access to care regardless of pre-existing conditions. if congress forges ahead and takes health care away, millions of flirty and, people throughout south florida will be forced to rely on our emergency room services once again and will go back to being in the red. mi

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. >> that's republican miami-dade mayor carlos gimenez. he said the decision is about money. he is afraid the city stands to lose $355 million in federal funds because of president trump's executive order and plenty of residents he serves are not happy. >> we have a lot of power with the economic and labor force and we have that power. if we take it away, we show cannot run without immigrants. >> protests have gone a common sight. the mayor says his decision does not mean police will round up people suspected of going undocumented immigrant. >>> in texas, austin is becoming ground zero in the battle over sanctuary cities. there is a new sheriff in town, literally, and she is moving to adopt some sanctuary policies. that's setting some leaders -- that's upsetting some leaders there. the sheriff will probably find some support in a restaurant. >> reporter: amidst the bustle of the local neighbors, the golden goose, at its heart the co-owners. >> if you are going to open up a restaurant, you better feel passionate about it. >> reporter: they have done things a little differently

miami -- miami international airport security there as well, this is terminal one. this shooting happened in terminal two. there was a panic at terminal one partly maybe because the united airlines pilot said he thought he smelled gunpowder. then this report of shots fired in a parking garage. again, nothing new on that. no suspect, no gunman, no second gunman. there's a picture -- do they have the picture in the booth? a picture of a guy being taken into custody. this is that picture coming here from wsvn. the picture that you'll see, this is a man being taken into custody or being handcuffed at terminal one. now, you know, this picture does not tell the story. it's possible there was just confusion and they put a man in handcuffs. we know there's is great activity there. now atf is there, they're on scene. all of these people on the runway. you heard them say it's raining. we haven't seen it. it's 3:00 p.m. in south florida. the chances of rain are good. a slight sprinkle. nobody has anywhere to go. this happened more than two hours ago. so they sit around. we've