i moved to miami. if you want to be a humor writer. >> a small paper in central florida carried to the miami herald and 76 on the city desk, worked in sunday magazine where dave and i crossed paths and work on the investigation team for a few years and in 1985 started writing a column which i still right for them having outlived all the editors and publishers who i aggravated over the years and my career got started a tiny paper in florida, and later became the prototype for usa today which is still around and you can read it but when a flight first assignments was a tv show called batman. there was a guy named adam west to played batman and the show endeded and adam west was doing tours, he would go to shopping malls and entertain kids so i got to go, they sent me an interview, adam west in a tiny dressing room in the shopping mall watching him try to fit into leotards and i just thought this is like woodward and bernstein, the whole watergate thing is happening and i'm sitting in this closet with ada

we will talk about it as a miami station. this was a cia station in a the mystic city, miami, florida. it is not supposed to be that way. during the majority of the 1960's, the largest cia station in the world, other than the one right here at headquarters was in miami. not moscow, beijing, berlin, in miami florida. it existed under the cover name of zenith technical enterprises incorporated. does anybody know miami well? so now i can make stuff up.

miami! >> reporter: patients say the work speaks for itself. >> i want to look how god should have made me. i feel he did that. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm rebecca jarvis in miami. >> thanks to rebecca. "dr. miami" premieres tomorrow on we tv. >>> coming up on "nightline," maybe sex doesn't sell. why franchise carl's jr. is backing off from its busty bikini babe ad campaign. more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again.

every thanksgiving i went home to miami. my wife's family is in miami as well. everything is giving, except for this year. the one year i said, i have done a lot of traveling, we have been out of town, let's just stay in washington. of course, fidel castro dies two days after thanksgiving. i would have been in miami for the greatest party in the history of the universe. my mom will never let me live it down. that is what happens when you don't come home for thanksgiving. [laughter] mr. houghton: it horrible dictator dies and you miss a good party. it really was, from the very beginning, a question that i had to deal with. this idea of desk was this man -- who was this man? he was somebody i could not reconcile the image of castro that i got from my friends families, the image of this monster. with a lot of information i read from more objective sources. -- not a lot of objective sources when it comes to him. you have people that knew him best, and many were pro-castro. you cannot get inside the man's head as they are skewed in certain ways. the other people who

i grew up in miami. i am not cuban, the blonde hair, green eyes, transparent skin did not give that away. but everyone i knew, all of my friends were. many of their fathers, mothers, grandparents were refugees from cuba. one of my best friend's grandfather was a colonel in the army. these are people who came over because they had to, to miami. the funny story behind this is, my mom still lives in miami, my whole family lived down there for many years. i have lived in washington for the last 10 years. every thanksgiving i went home to miami. that is where the family was. my wife's family is in miami as well. every thanksgiving except for this year. the one year i said, i have done a lot of traveling, we have been out of town, let's just stay in washington this thanksgiving. and of course, fidel castro dies two days after thanksgiving. when i would have been in miami for the greatest party in the history of the universe. my mom will never let me live it down. she is like that is what happens , when you don

>> what you think of miami is really 26 little cities, miami beach, miami, miami itself. coral gables is one of the cities. it was built in the mediterranean style, in the 20's, published on his life by the university. it's a gorgeous little city that has become a cultural gem between the community as well. >> who is your audience? >> everybody, actually because of the uniqueness from the store. we get people coming from all over but the local audience is audience just a couple of blocks away is residential area. we are in a business district. but we like to think that we draw from everywhere actually. >> you're involved in miami book fair. >> i was one of the founders. i was a young kid and had no idea of what the future would bring and eduardo and myself and a couple of book sellers said let's put on a book fair and we said, great.mi it was in the early 08's. miami paradise loss with a big question mark. what eduardo wanted to do is rights and we put together, a i whole community came together. diverse community and still is and we decided to cater to the diversity of m

about 26 different little cities, miami beach, miami, hilia, miami itself so karl is one of those little cities and one of the most historic of all of the cities as well. founded by a man named george merrick and in the teens, in fact, more of a book that was published on his life by the university of florida. and -- or it is a gorgeous little city that has become a cultural sham within the miami community. >> who is your audience? >> or audience is just about everybody actually because of the uniqueness of the store we get people coming from all over. but the local audience is an audience just a couple of blocks away with is ridge area where in a business district -- across the street is a wonderful art cinema as well. >> but what we like to think we draw them from everywhere actually. >> you're actually involved in the book fair. what is jr. involvement? >> one of the founders along with eduardo, i was a young kid, and had no idea of what had the future would bring and eduardo and other book sellers together and let's put on a book fair and he said greats. and we did, and miami at the

every thanksgiving i went home to miami. my wife is in miami as well. every thanksgiving except this year. the one year i say, i have done a lot of traveling, we have been out of town, let's stay in washington. of course, fidel castro dies two days after thanksgiving. miami. have been in my mother will never let me live it down. it's like, that's what happens when you do not come home for thanksgiving. a horrible dictator dies and you miss a party. it really was, from the very beginning, a question that i had to deal with. this idea of, who was this man. he was somebody who as a historian, was somebody that i could not reconcile the image of castro that i got for my friend's families. the image of this monster with a lot of information that i had read from more objective sources. the real problem you run into is there are not a lot of objective sources when it comes to him. you have the people that knew him best, many are still pro-castro. you cannot get inside the man's head. the other people who knew him best were his arch enemies. you will not get a

later that same night, garcia and rivera are back in miami.tted by a security camera in that prius withdrawing money at this atm. >> there is a sense about this case that they're not really trying that hard to cover their tracks. they're just going about business pretty openly. >> reporter: convinced they have their suspects nailed dead to rights, police charge rivera and garcia for dan markel's murder. >> one of the men accused of killing fsu law professor dan markel is now behind bars. >> reporter: so what are two miami criminals doing up here, 400 miles away, allegedly murdering a law professor? it didn't seem to make sense, did it? >> no, it didn't. so what is the connection? there has got to be a connection between dan markel and these two guys. what is that connection? >> reporter: well, perhaps that connection isn't a what. it's a who. coming up, is this mystery woman at the center of a web stretching from gangland miami to the lecture hall to a luxury dental clinic? and did someone give her an eye-opening payoff to help orchestrate mur

scott: in south florida, temperatures were hotter inside than out, after the miami-dade commissioners signed off on the mayor's plan for the county to become less of a sanctuary. mayor gimenez: we are also a country of laws. if you are a criminal, if you are arrested, you will be treated like everyone else. scott: the mayor's new policy requires local law enforcement to keep anyone already arrested and jailed for an extra 48 hours if federal immigration authorities want to pick them up. cheryl little: i was shocked, when someone called me and said, "did you hear what mayor gimenez did?" i didn't believe it. chris christopherson: so if you think about this iceberg here as content up on the internet, the dark web or the deep web represents everything that's underneath that water level. sharyl: fbi special agent chris christopherson agreed to show us how the dark web works. chris christopherson: we put a site and banner to notify the people on the forum, on the marketplace, say "hey, we're investigating these things. it is illegal, and these are crimes, and you'll get punished for them."

the spaniard has won 1a grand slam titles but never the miami masters.he quarter—finals, surviving a second set scare against argentina's federico delbonis. nishikori eventually won 6—3, 4—6, 6—3 and next he'll play the unseeded italian fabio fognini. 0n the wta tour, karolina pliskova is the first player into the semi—finals of the miami 0pen. of croatia, winning in straight sets 6—3, 6—4. pliskova has won two out of four tournaments this season, triumphing in brisbane and doha. to cricket and india have completed a 2—1 series victory over australia after winning the fourth and deciding test in dharamsala by eight wickets. despite missing the match with a shoulder injury, the indian skipper virat kohli says he no longer considers australian cricketers as friends. the hosts needed 106 in their second innings to win and reached their target for the loss of two wickets in the first session on day four to reclaim the border—gavaskar trophy. india are still unbeaten at home since 2012 and kohli, who remarked on his friendship with some australian players bef

. >> in the dark waters off miami miles out to sea, a federal agent hunting for drug smugglers spots a suspicious boat. >> i notice the passenger roll a large dufflebag off the side of the boat. >> drugs? the agents never found any. and back on shore no one could find a missing young mother either. >> i was afraid for her. >> lynn was months away from her wedding when she vanished, leaving behind a young son and a mystery. >> any sign that someone had broken in and abducted her? >> no. >> the search continued on land and at sea. no bag, no body, no case. >> i didn't have anything that would show she was actually dead. >> decades go by and the mystery is almost forgotten, but not by everyone. >> they knew he was the bad guy, they just couldn't put him in jail. >> all they needed was a miracle or a witness. >> wasn't april fools, there was a body. >> i am lester holt and this is "dateline." here is dennis murphy with what lies beneath. >> you don't need a moon over miami for it to be beautiful by night. the skyline reflected in biscayne bay will do fine, but it is not for everyone. >>

miami.nown as the booty whisperer. >> all aboard the booty train. >> he's a very popular and well known plastic surgeon in miami. and when you're known as the booty whisperer, you need a video like this one. ♪ cut me up >> dr. miami has been on the show before. but so has adam barrta. he came in to get a nose job and chin job. he and the dog got to talking and said i always wanted to be on the billboard charts. adam and dr. miami made a song called "flawless." we've got exclusive footage of it. he is known to live chat his surgeries to his 2 million followers. >> oh, god. >> and they see everything. >> we tv this friday, march 31st, is premiering their first of six one-hour episodes at dr. miami's office. >> we goof around in this office all the time. why can't it be good for him too? same thing? >> except we're not cutting into people's faces. at the same time the nerves are high so i guess if he does walk in like a clown, it kind of helps you relax. >> that's exactly what he wants people t

used to be more just miami. many years people mocked miami. i've been a longtime defender of miami and avon at bumper stickers made up the said come back to miami, we were shooting at you. years ago. then the miami vice days bit but then it expanded to the whole state and it happened, you can trace directly to the 2000 presidential election where every other state was able to determine fairly quickly whom it had voted for for president of the united states, but we didn't do it, you know, like early in the night. they called it for gore and been called for bush and they called it for granted again. lately i think william shatner was leading down here, and at the end of the night they were shooting heroin on television. nobody knew who he had voted for. then we had that like four or five week. we're all in but it talked about was florida because they're still counting the votes. they which are evident some pork palm beach county election official looking at about that event shooter by weasels or something. what was this person thinking when he d

another miami staple of the rotary club of miami, is the baskin-palmer eye institute. established by one of the club members and is ranked the nim one -- number one eye hospital in the united states. the rotary club of miami also helped found of e largest burn centers in the south. the bonend tissue bank at the university of miami, and the rotary club of miami has also supported education by providing scholarship opportunities for high school, college, and postgraduate students. mr. speaker, i am honored to recognize the rotary club of miami for its impressive legacy. i thank everyone who is involved in this club, supporting this wonderful organization, and i wish the members of the rotary club of miami much continued success in the decades to come. mr. speaker, i'd like to pay tribute to a former member of the house, robert garcia, or as we used to call him, bobby, who passed away nearly two months ago. i had the opportunity to serve with bobby for only a few months before his retirement, but during that short time i was able to see firsthand his commitment to our gre

many people marked miami. i have been a longtime defender of miami i had bumper stickers made up, come back to miami, we weren't shooting at you. years ago and the miami vice days was that it expanded to the whole state and it happened, you can trace it to the 2000 presidential election where every other state was able to determine fairly quickly who would be president of the united states but we didn't do it. they called it for gore, bush and gore again, then briefly william shatner was down here and that the end of the night, they were shooting heroin on television, nobody knew, then we have four weeks, five week period where all anyone talked about was tallying the votes, and the ballot choose by weasels, what was this person thinking when he did this? i proposed at the time in florida, voter proof ballot because apparently it was too much for florida to figure out how to punch a hole in a piece of cardboard. my ballot ideas and photographs of candidates on the ballot, you poke out your candidate's eyeballs

and roger federer beats tomas berdych, to seal his place in the miami masters semi—finals.ale—force winds cause the first round of the ana inspiration golf to be suspended for the day. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that fifa has announced how the expanded 48—team world cup will be divided up in 2026. all football regions will see their slots increased, with africa the biggest winner. the plan to expand the competition beyond its current 32—team format is subject to approval in may. each confederation is guaranteed increased places, with oceania granted an automatic place for the first time. fifa are also proposing a six—nation play—off tournament to decide the last two slots at the 48—team world cup in 2026, as our sports news correspondent richard conway reports. europe richard conway reports. get 60 places, that is the price europe get 60 places, that is the price that they put on their support for this tournament being taken to 48 teams —— 16. asia get eight, africa get nine. all in all that is 46 places amongst the confeder

residentes de miami lo rechazan.o pueden ver a mi alrededor los fanÁticos de la mÚsica electrÓnica no paran de llegar. las autoridades estiman que habrÁ muchas personas a lo largo del concierto. >> soy una princesa galÁctica. >> soy un fanÁtico. >> soy de colombia. vinimos de vacaciones. >> asÍ culminÓ el festival. las tarimas se preparan para el aÑo que viene. presentadora: excelente reportaje. para la prÓxima que estÉ aquÍ en vivo con nosotros. la gente lo quiere conocer. presentador: es un festival que se exporta a muchos paÍses. ha estado en diferentes lugares. en colombia, chile, argentina. es el festival mÁs grande. aquÍ llega la mayor cantidad de djs. serÁ el prÓximo aÑo. presentadora: esta maÑana cuando venÍa por el trabajo habia mucha gente. hay dos discotecas al lado donde se hace el festival que abren las 24 horas. presentador: hoy podemos ir por ella. presentadora: vamos. presentador: te gusta? presentadora: me gusta david. presentador: otro que no estuvo pero es tremendo, el artista con mayor producciÓn.

the editors including one down here in miami, the miami herald. and then when fairly short time i was offered jobs at newspaper and took a job here in miami. so i went from being a guy writing a column kind of almost as a hobby, the daily local news, the little paper that ranked weekly was payingmy me 23.50 a week and i was suddenly a humor writer. i happened to me. it would just the right piecegh and get in all this marks. i happened to me and was wonderful. very much unexpected. >> were you got at teaching effective writing to business executives.at >> i was good at teaching it. they were not good at learning. it's probably still try. don't know. but like my -- the people, our clients-were engineers, chemists, auditors, people whoo didn't -- they were intelligence people and educated but thing think of themselves as a writer and they wrote like they're company wrote. and everybody wrote the same way. if you had something really important to say and figure out a way, after three years of testing, and experiment and you were like dupont employee o

we start with a shock at the miami masters tennis. the un—seeded fabio fognini has knocked out the second seed kei nishikori. the japanese player was the runner—up last year but was always on the back foot in this quarter—final and lost the first set 6—4. the second set was even easier for the italian as he sent the world number four running all over the court to win it 6—2, meaning he's also the first un—seeded player to make the semi—finals in ten years, and he'll play the winner of rafael nadal and jack sock. and unique kerber is looking like she will head out against venus williams. she is serving for the match. —— angelique kerber. she is looking for her first title here since 2001 and the winner will take onjohanna since 2001 and the winner will take on johanna konta since 2001 and the winner will take onjohanna konta in the semifinals after knocking out simona halep. 10th seed konta threw away a three love lead in the first set to lose it 6—3 but recovered to level the match on the second set tie—break. konta broke in the fifth

and world number one angelique kerber is through to the last sixteen of the miami open. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with football and there were three groups in european world cup qualifying on sunday including world champions germany. they were away to azerbaijan where they continued their impressive form making it five wins from five played in group c winning 4—1 in baku. lutz pfannenstiel was there and he told me that it wasn't quite as easy as the scoreline suggests for the germans. the first 25 minutes azerbaijan played very good football. they did not make it easy for germany and it was quite a challenge. at the end of the day, the will class of the players gave us a clear victory. the first time in eight games that germany have conceded a goal so that would be disappointing? yeah, having that record broken now, that is something for the statistics guys but at the end of the day it had to happen at one stage. azerbaijan, they scored out of nowhere and nobody expected them to do that. when you look at it, that is 44 unbeaten games on the road f

. >> miami versus michigan. i would love to be in miami right now because it's cold.i. >> harry geils on the duke team. what is frank's last name. >> are you asking me what prank's last name is? >> no. >> what are you asking. >> kentucky, villanova, duke, tennessee, arizona. >> st. mary's. kansas for the win. i think the wids of oz is going to help them win the tournament. >> according to my list here, it's going to be north carolina. >> not nova. >> they got a diaper dandy on the team. the kid's a real player. >> going to go north carolina. >> you just said nova. >> north carolina. >> you said nova. why would you change your final pick? >> because i meant. >> what is -- >> i meant north. >> what is this? i know what's going on here. >> i was just music. >> hey, bri. you talking to kendis. >> i talk to people. >> i knew you were feeding him the answers. sports illustrated from the future? >> something like that. >> where did you even get this? it's in russian? >> no! >> code red! code red! >> how come you're not in slow mo? >> did you get to keep your answers? >> yes,

to miami beach, they are being go to miami beach, they are being flooded regularly.s, but what do i know? i do think it has anything to do with climate change. —— i do not think. miami ranks second in assets and the water level they are rising and the water level they are rising and nearly ten times the average worldwide rate. the politics of climate change in america is by no means as clear—cut as the science. florida demonstrates that you can deny its very existence and still e; j. g! '...e.!...e "" the e; j. g! '...e.e...e "" the white house. even the reach the white house. even the winter white house is at risk from rising sea levels. well, from the environment or diplomacy, us secretary of state rex tillotson is currently on a tour of asia. he declare that 20 years of diplomacy has failed to get north korea to scrap its nuclear programme. in japan, he said a new approach in tackling it is needed but has not specify what that may be. —— has not specified what that may be. these sorts of international meetings between diplomats are usually pretty between diplomats

andy murray was meant to be playing in miami but had to withdraw because of injury. fit for great britain's davis cup tie against france next week. his brotherjamie has revealed that the world number one has a tear in his elbow and needs rest. we already knew about the injury but not the severity. the scotsman had hoped to return for the start of the clay court season in about three weeks time. 0n the wta tour, world number one angelique kerber is through to the quarter—finals of the miami 0pen. the number one seed breezed past japan's risa ozaki in straight sets, the german winning 6—2, 6—2 and she'll next play either venus williams or svetla na kuznetsova. karolina pliskova is into the last eight after the czech beat her compatriot barbora strycova in straight sets. pliskova sailed through the first set, losing just one game. she had more of a match on her hands in the second, losing her serve twice before going on to win it 6—4 and she'll face mirjana lucic—baroni in the quarter—finals. now to cricket and india are on the verge of winning the fourth test and the s

miami beach is going to disappear. tell that all of these people building these new houses and apartments. they don't want to hear it. they are in total denial. >> a local resident gave us a tour of the newly built flood defenses which scientists fear will be obsolete in just a few decades time. the u.s. projects water levels could rise five feet by the end of this century. but america's new commander-in-chief is a climate change denier. >> our so-called president thinks it is a hoax, a chinese hoax. mean, i can't believe it. i live in the middle of climate change every day. we're so affected here. how dare the leader of this great country say it doesn't exist. it is impossible. we can't be thinking this way. the people around him cannot be thinking this way. >> just up the coast is the presence luxury florida mansion mar-a-lago. because of the winter white house am a but it is also a climate change ground zero. donald trump has repeatedly rejected the science of climate change. even though it is estimated that over th

a estar en miami.ambiÉn, tienes hambre en este momento? [risas] presentadora: tengo hambre todos los dÍas. me gusta el maÍz. presentador: te gusta el helado. [risas] presentadora: vamos hablar con la inventora de los lotes. [risas] hablando de risas. presentador: vamos a la pausa. [risas] ♪ presentador: seguimos junto a ustedes a travÉs de las pantallas de univisiÓn y todas las redes sociales. gracias por estar con nosotros. presentadora: tenemos algunas respuestas acerca de la pregunta que les hicimos a ustedes hace un rato. quÉ opina de la posibilidad de que hombres casados de Órdenes como sacerdotes? aquÍ tenemos la respuesta de sandra viviana. presentador: "me parece bien, ellos tambiÉn son seres humanos que sienten y desean, no tendrÍa nada de malo". gracias por participar con nosotros. presentadora: ahÍ tenemos la respuesta que nos enviÓ leonor. le agradecemos a toda la gente linda que siempre nos mandan sus comentarios. cambiemos de tema. presentador: esto es lo que nos reÍamos antes del corte.

otro que estÁ feliz es un barbero profesional de miami.omenzo esta idea? por quÉ rubio? geant carlos: saludos. el lÍder del equipo que se llama javier molina, en el tiempo libre que tuvieron, llegÓ con su cabello teÑido de colorado. se le planteÓ a sus compaÑeros de equipo sÍ se querian unir. yo creo que alguno de ellos se fueron contagiando. el resto no se veÍan en esa posiciÓn. por ahÍ surge. presentador: te has convertido en ese amuleto. cÓmo te sientes? geant carlos: me siento bien. bÁsicamente, no me veo como un amuleto. estoy ahÍ para hacer mi trabajo. de la manera que puedo aportar para la uniÓn del equipo lo voy hacer. haciendo mi trabajo. presentador: perfecto. te queremos agradecer por ese contacto que hicimos contigo muchas gracias. vamos a desear toda la suerte a puerto rico y estados unidos. presentadora: por supuesto. creo que te quedarÍa muy lindo el cabello rubio. [risas] pueden opinar en sus casas. [risas] mÁs adelante, "la bella y la bestia" llegan versiÓn mariachi. tierra llorar de la risa. presentador: seguimos avanzand

no city in the western hemisphere has successfully stopped the spread of zika except miami, and miami stopped a very small limited outbreak in three neighborhoods, and they did it by multiple, multiple applications of pesticide, adult -- that kills adults adults ane in the water and going to people houses to throws these tableted in swimming pool and get rid of standing water. miami is the best city in the world for fighting mosquito-spread diseases. >> host: peggy in denver go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: yes. i've never heard anybody say what the life expectancy might be for the mike mike -- mike row -- mike row enreceive lite tuesday. >> the answer is every child i would different. there's no way to generalize. maybe mothers the children die in the womb after the zika infection, miscarriages. some children are born and live a few hours. a lot of the children have one seizure after another and ultimately die of disruption of heart rhythms of breathing. a lot of kids born with badly formed jaws and airways so they end up with aspirational pneumonia and die of that.

abby: energy manhunt in miami after two police officers are ambushed sitting in their car. those officers rushed to the hospital by fellow officers in the back of a pickup truck overnight. >> two officers shot. >> two officers shot. >> undercover officers in an unmarked car investigating gang activity, six people walked up, opened fire and took off. one officer shot in the leg, another grazed by a bullet. a tragic end in oklahoma. an officer killed in a traffic stop shoot out. justin turney shot three times as he tried to stop byron shepard from running away the scene. shepherd, shot by an officer is now hospitalized. he was wanted for theft last month. the ninth officer killed in the line of duty this year. >> maps and pictures of the westminster bridge in his rented war room. police releasing disturbing details but insist khalid massoud was not linked to isis but the terror group raising him as a soldier for the bloodbath after he ran down and stabbed people on the street killing four including an american. abby: three would be burglars shot dead after breaking into a hou

the 25—year—old becomes the first british woman to reach the last four in miami.er was the runner—up last year but was always on the back foot in this quarter—final. italian fognini becomes the first un—seeded player to make the miami semi—finals in ten years. he now faces rafa nadal who beat the american jack sock in straight sets. africa is not a continent usually associated bobsleighing, or even other winter sport. no bobsleigh team from nigeria or any country in africa has ever competed at the olympics. but now, the women's team's in nigeria is on the verge of that dream coming true. it only needs to complete three more competitions to qualify for the 2018 winter olympics in south korea. here's their story: these are the three things you need to bea these are the three things you need to be a successful bobsled driver. weimann, fearlessness. —— 0ne. to be a successful bobsled driver. weimann, fearlessness. —— one. you have to be able to live on the edge of. two, determination. you have to have the ability to focus. and three, discipline, because the team in th

andy murray was meant to be playing in miami, but had to withdraw because of injury.against france next week. his brotherjamie has revealed that the world number one has a tear in his elbow, and needs rest. we already knew about the injury, but not the severity. the scotsman had hoped to return for the start of the clay court season in about three weeks' time. on the wta tour, world number one angelique kerber is through to the quarter—finals of the miami open. the number one seed breezed past japan's risa ozaki in straight sets, the german winning 6—2, 6—2, to progress to the fourth round. the last few minutes we have heard that one of nelson mandela's closest friends and allies has died. our correspondent looks back at his life. he was one of nelson mandela's closest friends. but not only was he a close associate of nelson mandela, he was a human rights activist in his own right. like mandela, he spent 27 years in prison for fighting white minority rule. following the famous trial of 1963. he was the fourth of six children born in the north—west province, previously

nosotros en miami tambiÉn. tremendo lÍo que se armÓ en miami.as. en cuanto a retirar las llaves, puedo decir que tenemos que consultar con univisiÓn. univisiÓn fue quien pidió la llave para "gente de zona" debido a que fueron los mariscales de la parada de los reyes magos, el evento mÁs emblemÁtico y tradicional que se celebra los meses de enero en miami con la asistencia de mÁs de 100.000 personas, en donde la tradiciÓn hispana, la cubana, de los reyes magos. cada vez que hay un mariscal que preside esta parada que abre esta parada, univisiÓn pide a la ciudad de miami que se le otorgue la llave. ese fue el caso. orlando: si se ponen de acuerdo se deban a revocar la llaves de la ciudad al grupo "gente de zona". muchas gracias a nuestro alcalde tomÁs regalado. "gente de zona" recibiÓ a un nieto de castro y ahora piden que se revoque. vamos a seguir informando. aquÍ estamos en "despierta amÉrica", tenemos mucho, mucho mÁs más adelante. no uno, dos, tres. cuanto más sufres alergias, más cosas te pierdes. zyrtec® comienza a aliviar tus síntomas de a

johanna konta will become the world number seven if she beats caroline wozniacki in the miami open finaly display to beat venus williams in straight sets in the semis and becomes the first british woman to reach the final in miami. and just very happy to have come through that. i wasn't able to the first time, the second, i was, so obviously relief and excitement that i get to be part of the last day of the tournament. defending championjudd trump is out of the china open snooker. this was quite a shock. he lost 5—3 to the world number 76 hossein vafaei. the iranian made two centuries on his way to victory, with breaks of 100 and 106. the 22—year—old now takes on mark williams for a place in the final, after he surprised shaun murphy. kyren wilson plays mark selby in the other semi final. british canoeing is the latest national governing body to have concerns raised about the welfare of its athletes. a coach was suspended last year, following a formal complaint. an independent investigation was then started, and is yet to be concluded. our reporter david ornstein has more. uk sport, the

y tampa es la controversia si lleva a salame no o no, se lo pusieron en tampa >>> los cubanos en miamias, un experto era entrevistado por la cadena de bbc cuando la charla tuvo una serie de inesperada interrupciones miren ustedes. >>> el presentador le hace referencia al experto sobre la presencia de la niÑa, sin embargo eso sÓlo era el comienzo. mientras continua la entrevista llega un segundo niÑo en su caminador, y luego la mujer, la esposa del experto que aparece rÁpidamente intentarlo sacarlos de escena lo mÁs rapido posible. (risas) >>> lo mÁs admirable es el intento del profesor de mantener la calma ante la travesura de sus hijos, pero a pesar de la seriedad no pudo evitar lo inevitable que el video sea hoy una sensaciÓn de las redes sociales, a ver cuando me pasa aquÍ, asi llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo, gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo, buenas noches. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) - lo que pasÓ es que Él nunca regresÓ. Él como que estaba perdido, como ido. - tiene un tipo de amnesia. - y me dice: "encontrÉ a tu marido... y yo: "¿quÉ?", bailando en un go-go". - mi

nos vamos a presentar en miami, en washington, en nueva york. 30 en miami beach, 31 en south miami.gullosos de ti nuestra querida francisca. william:orgullosos de francisca, como todos los latinos que venimos a este paÍs a cumplir nuestros sueÑos. karla: vamos con satcha. satcha: felicidades al otra querÍa francisca. esta maÑana la oposiciÓn a las polÍticas migratorias de trump encuentra terreno fÉrtil en estados unidos, legisladores presentaron un proyecto de ley que anularÍa Órdenes ejecutivas de trump en materia de inmigraciÓn y aumentarÍa la protecciÓn a quienes se han detenido en operativos de ice o incurran en alguna infracciÓn. por el temor a ser deportados migrantes de varios recursos cancela sus cupones de alimentos y otros beneficios. en muchos casos se casa de indocumentado con hijos ciudadanos que prefieren no exponerse dando sus datos personales. cerca del 20% de las 500 61 familias que reciben ayuda alimentaria ha solicitado cerrar sus cuentas en los Últimos meses. en medio de la desesperaciÓn que se vive en perÚ, se dan impresionantes rescates como el de una bebÉ de 4

miami book fair co-founder mitchal kaplan will join us along with the director of the creative writing program at florida international university in miami and the author of 20 books including water to the angels, the man who invented christmas and last train to paradise. also anna menendez whose books include in cuba i was a german shepherd and the last war. we're also opening up the phone lines as well as taking viewer comments on e-mail, twitter and facebook so you can be a part of conversation. that's today at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span2's booktv. >> the c-span cities tour and booktv's look at san jose continues as we look at big tech and silicon valley's impact on the city and surrounding area. >> for someone who hasn't visited silicon valley, they would be driving around, and it wouldn't hook a whole lot different from a whole lot of other urban areas. but then you would start noticing logos, you might see people on the multicolored google bikes, you might see people on the apple bikes. so you'd see these buildings with the company logos on them, and that would give you a clue that

. >> breaking overnight, two undercover officers shot in miami. are trying to piece together the scene. the officers raced to the hospital in the back of a pickup truck. >> new this half-hour, why breast-feeding may not make your kids smarter. >> we've been learning about the many benefits. but there is now news about what breast-feeding won't do for your kids. >> things are heating up on and off the dance floor. there were some naughty numbers. some angry actors. one pro is now out with an injury. how long will it take for him to return? and find out who was the first star eliminated this season on "dancing with the stars." all coming up on this tuesday. >> can't be rashad. >> on this tuesday. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you know i think this may be my favorite season of "dancing with the stars" yet. >> the shirts are off this early. >> nothing with how rashad takes his shirt off or shakes his hips. >> dancing with the stars takes halfway through the season for them to take their shirts off. >> no, give people what t

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

his company was one of the food vendors at the miami gardens jazz festival. teddy was staying at the courtyard marriott, which is in miami-dade county. it's also where his life ended. police say his co-worker found his lifeless body in the hallway on tuesday morning just before 1:30. investigators say he had been shot. >> i feel so bad because i wish i was there to protect him. he was all alone in the hallway by himself. [crying] >> reporter: the pain is unbearable for his family. >> for awhile, i haven't left. i just think up on him so much. >> reporter: pe investigation but so far, an arrest hasn't been made so now his broken family is is left with so many questions, while they hold on to each other for strength and pray for justice. >> i want to know why they -- why? if they wanted money or anything, he would have given them money. he's that kind hearted. >> reporter: meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> acting dc police chief will get a hearing before the d.c. counsel tomorrow, the next step toward confirmation for the permanent job but tonight, some opponents

un fallo judicial dice que es inconstitucional la orden del alcalde de miami de retener indocumentados por inmigraciÓn. piden la renuncia de sessions por contactos con funcionarios rusos. un equipo de univisiÓn presenciÓ la deportación de nueve hombres y confiscaciÓn de drogas.

vienen del caribe y es el clima en donde mÁs adaptan, en miami tenemos un grupo grande de animales,por supuesto. >> ademÁs tan suave. >> tiene un plumaje muy suave y el color es precioso. >> ¿quÉ te parece que si pasamos con el bÚho? se llama luz de luna. >> romÁntica es una seÑora. >> ah! es una seÑora pero bellÍsima, ¿de dÓnde son originarios los bÚhos? >>> prÁcticamente los bÚhos existen en todo el mundo esto en particular es un bÚho de cuernos. >> y es un tipo de animal el plumaeje es lo particular que al final de las plumas puedes ver es muy fino con lo cual le hace que vuelen con algo ligero. >> cualquiera pensarÍa que no. >> dicen que estos bÚhos pueden volar alrededor tuyo, pueden ser 500 bÚhos y no oyes da. >> ¿el bÚho por ejemplo de quÉ alimenta? >>> son carnÍvoros, libres, conejos todo lo que sea roedor. >> ella como lo tenemos nosotros, es la rica exquisita que son ratones. >> ¿quÉ tan agresivos podrÍan llegar a ser? >>> hombre si eres un ratÓn seÁa agresiva, pero viven de la caza y por las noches suelen a cazar. >> si viven en la caza lo podemos tener como mascotas. >>

. >>> and we are just getting word of two police officers shot in miami. the video just coming into the live desk as well as their condition when we check back in with mette green.ol >>> breaking news out of florida where police officers were shot overnight. molette green at the live desk. >> two under cover miami officer shot in what's considered an ambush style attack. incredible video just in. these officers getting out of the back of the pickup truck at the hospital there. amazingly you see they were able to walk in with some help. miami-dade police say the officers were working last night. they are in stable condition. police still have to track down those suspects. back to you, aaron. >> molette, thank you. >>> some of the other stories we're working on for you this morning. part of a key confession in the case of a murdered virginia teen thrown out. what the judge said police did wrong. >>> people here have been doing it for years. now uber is trying to cash in on it. the service that could change how some people -- some of you get to work. >>> and

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