speaker, i recently visited port miami, one of the prime economic engines in miami-dade county, located in my congressional district, port miami is known as the cruise capital of the world. with its exclusive geographic location, the port is accessible to many international markets. in 2016, it handled an impressive six million tons of cargo and close to five million passengers. with such large numbers, we can already imagine the powerful impact of port miami. it grows our economy. it creates jobs in miami-dade county and indeed throughout our great state of florida. recent investment in infrastructure have been instrumental in guaranteeing that port miami remains a world-class cargo and cruise port. throughout my years in congress, i have been a strong supporter of our port. a project to dredge the channel to accommodate megacontainer vessels was completed in 2015. also, four cranes were purchased in order to operate the higher cargo volume. the completion of a tunnel has already accelerated the port's capacity to increase the volume of trucks that travel to and from the marine termina

here's keith morrison with "miami heat." >> reporter: it was dusk in miami. the day's heat retreated, parks filled up, soccer games were called to order. orlando mesa loved the evening ritual. he and his 18-month old son, noah. orlando doted on the boy. >> he was a hands-on dad. >> reporter: and noah's mom, cindy, was there to record it all. >> mhu pers so, you know, he was always doin' things with noah. >> reporter: and so, on a spring evening in the gathering dusk, orlando walked behind noah, who rolled along on his toy car. a security camera watched them toddle down the sidewalk. they disappeared around a corner. >> that was the worst day of my life. >> reporter: what happened? well, that's still being debated, in a way. a chain of events, certainly. of which a father-son evening stroll may have been the first. but certainly not the last. but, a moment first to fill you in. cindy, or janepsy, the name she was born with in cuba, came to miami as a teenager. she was bright, and ambitious. she learned english pretty much from scratch, became a hair dresser, e

segÚn alega la ciudad de miami, esta crisis ocasionÓ un dÉficit en su presupuesto.o, abre la puerta para que un municipio o ciudad, pueda demandar a los banqueros. >> lo que la corte dice es que pueden entra la corte, no que van a ganar su reclamo y que van a poder probar los daÑos y que se merecen compensaciÓn, simplemente que pueden entra por la puerta y poner esa demanda. reportero: esto sin duda, hace mÁs vulnerables a los bancos. este hombre, perdiÓ sus propiedades. >> los compradores fuimos los mÁs perjudicados de todos, porque nos quedamos sin nada. >> no tiene nada que ver con las prÁcticas de las personas individuales que tienen hipotecas, las personas individuales, no tiene que ver con este caso. reportero: estas inminentes demandas, podrÍan expandirse a otros estados. el vocero de wells fargo, dijo que es serÁ muy difÍcil mostrar el vínculo entre los daÑos y las prÁcticas de prÉstamo. >> las municipalidades van a tener que probar que las prÁcticas de los bancos causaron las crisis financieras en las ciudades. reportero: uno de los argumentos que tiene mia

miami. welcome to democracy now! can you talk about what you understand is happening right now to the haitian community, who came to the u.s. under temporary prototected s status? >> good morning, amy. thank you so much for having me. well, as you clearly indicated, over 50,000 haitians, some who have been living in the u.s. for years,age of 7.5 to 15 who have made their lives are, build their homes and b business here, facing deportation to haiti. haiti, as we know, is not equipped and ready to absorb all of these refugees. imposedsident obama tps, it was so haiti had a chance to recover. we know based on what we have heard that haiti has yet to recover. not only that it is suffering probably the natural disasters you mentioned, the cholera epidemic and hurricane matthew livestock,scribed forcing people to live in caves. these people are really living in fear of deportation because they have theirir families and businesses to consider. they have their homes to consider. inis wreaking havoc

desde miami, luis carlos vÉlez, noticias telemundo. >>> ha dado un vuelo vuelco la vida de una dreamerrsidad, consiguiÓ un buen trabajo, pero su mundo se desamor o de la noche a la maÑana, al enterarse que no tenÍa la protecciÓn de daca, angie sandoval nos cuenta lo que pasÓ. >>> jessica no puede creer lo que le estÁ pasando hace una semana estaba en washington, exigiendo un paro a las deportaciones, pero hoy esta joven mexicana puede enfrentar este mismo fin. >>> fui de tener una vida normal, tener un trabajo, a nao tener nada. >>> ice le negÓ la renovacion de su daca por un delito menor que cometiÓ hace 7 aÑos >>> en este momento lo que realmente creo, es que la oficina de ice estÁ tratando de hacer un e jem plo. >>> en el 2010 a jessica la arrestaron por manjar sin licencia y admitiÓ que le dio informaciÓn erronea a las autoridades. pero pensÓ que mÁs de un mes de detenciÓn migratoria y trabajo comunitaria el cas estaba cerrado la joven estÁ entre los 1500 soÑadores a los que estados unidos les ha negado renovar esta protecciÓn desde que comenzÓ el programa en el 2012. >>> su abogad

here they haven't identified the anti discrimination harm to the city of miami. they have identified the economic harm. that is why this case is not within the zone of interest but the one there is. you can think of it this way. the two road stars in the cases. one is the thompson shareholder. the shareholder who has an economic injury. no doubt they are hurt by an underlying act of discrimination like the ceo fired for race discrimination but this court said no, that opens the door toward way too many lawsuits. >> that was a hypothetical the court brought up. i am surprised you put weight on thompson because that case upheld sandy. >> i believe our position is consistent with thompson. something justice kennedy raised by oral aurrgument and picked u by justice breyer. if you accept their interpretation you are opening the door not just to the city but anyone else who can barrow someone else's anti discrimination interest. >> is your concession or formation that the city can sue sometimes, are you thinking the city might be in the same position as home was in the

bank of america corporation versus the city of miami and the consolidated case. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. the question in this case is whether cities can sue under a nation's important laws of the fair housing act. our answer that question is yes, sometimes and i mean three things for that. first, the answer can be yes always that would eviscerateth three key doctrines of this court, proximate cause. second, the answer can be no never because cities can identify concrete farms that fall within the zone of interest such as discrete expenditures to combat particular defendants racial misconduct. third, this lawsuit failed both interests and a proximate cause because the injury its extremity is unrelated to the purposes and because that injury is several steps removed from any alleged tax positions. if i could start with.rest. [inaudible] >> could you please tell us, you shared cities can sue under the fs a but not in the scenario.te under what circumstances put a city sue? >> absolutely. our we want this existing laws one is a haven like situation in which a city like the mto

>> the family dollar store in miami, florida. >> reporter: miami?o miles from diana's home. >> reporter: detectives contacted the family dollar chain and got very, very lucky. family dollar was able to give them security video of someone buying a tracfone on january 23rd, just two days before peggy was murdered. is diana on the tape? >> it doesn't appear so. >> reporter: so end of the road? >> no. >> reporter: no, because the woman buying the phone was someone detectives recognized. not diana? >> definitely not diana. >> reporter: who was it? >> karen hamm-samuel. >> reporter: and how did they know who she was? >> karen hamm was somebody i had already profiled as a person who came up frequently on diana's call records. she was a high frequency caller. >> reporter: so you got a friend of diana's buying the disposable phone that called peggy just before she was killed? >> yes. that was a big moment. >> reporter: now they knew who had bought the phone. the next step was to figure out who had turned the tracfone on. tracfones need to be activated using

the city of miami has standing. and the -- i don't understand either bank in their briefs to disagree with us on that as long as we make the pleadings. so it seems odd that we would be prevented from making those pleadings as explicit as possible, certainly under rule 15. >> do you think you're a direct victim of discrimination? it seems to me that the were the direct victims of the discrimination? >> we are seeking -- we are a direct victim. this court has repeatedly and in all three cases dealing with standard under the fair housing act realize it's direct and indirect damages that are at issue. plaintiffs who are indirectly harmed are also harmed. we're suing for our own injuries. we do not have status to sue for our residents. >> your injuries are derivative of the injury of the homeowners who had the subprime mortgages and suffered foreclosure and so on. you don't start with you. i understand your argument down the line, but i don't see how you can say your loss of property taxes is a direct injury. >> it is --

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

a miami-dade judge recently ordered not only does trump doral have to pay the paint in full, but also nine times that bill for enriques' legal fees. total judgment, more than $300,000. a lawyer representing trump doral tells nbc news they will not appeal. why did you take on donald trump? >> what's right is right, what's wrong is wrong. >> reporter: and despite three years of angst -- who did you vote for? >> business is business. politics is politics. >> reporter: yes, he voted for trump. >> i know it's hard to believe, but it's the truth. i voted for donald trump. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> in the west tonight, late word that a couple is under arrest after a manhunt in connection with a deadly shooting spree near los angeles. at least one person was killed, three others injured, and the victims may have been targeted at random. nbc's steve patterson has the latest. [ sirens ] >> i got two victims. i got one gunshot victim, one shot to the left side. >> reporter: tonight, an alleged killer couple accused of being at the heart of a one-day wave of terror in the s

y su madre lo echÓ de su casa, cuando tenÍa 18 aÑos. >>> pero el destino le escenario y lo llevÓ a miamijustificaba su desgracia. >>> enrique sepÚlveda. >>> 3 aÑos mÁs tarde, el joven se recibiÓ con un tÍtulo de ciencias polÍticas y ganÓ una beca para seguir estudiando en indonesia. >>> hace poco tiempo estabas aquÍ, era tuve cined rio ¿no?. >>> por la noche caminÉ por aquÍ, para comer en el mcdonal's que estÁ por ahÍ. >>> enrique no solo cambiÓ el rumbo de su vida. >>> yo quiero ser la persona que la gente pueda mirar y decir, si Él puede hacerlo, yo puedo hacerlo. >>> si no tambiÉn, lo hizo sin olvidarse de donde vino en miami, angie sandoval, noticias telemundo. >>> enrique, volviendo a la lucha proinmigrante $que se vive hoy. nos vamos a la esta stau de la libertad. el gigante de hierro que simboliza a los extranjeros que emigran a este paÍs. que recibe mÁs visitantes nos ampliare beca smith. >>> ella representa la libertad y la democracia y creo que la gente quiere venir aquÍ, a ver este sÍmbolo. >>> hasta este sÍmbolo que parece tan estadounidense es inmigrante pues es un regalo de

and miami be >> this is a private beach of the mansion. we bring new sand. ♪ >> the new italian owners paid $8 million for the property plus a nearly $2 million renovation. >> we found it in very bad condition. when we bought this property, we decided to save it. >> but they made sure to maintain many of the original details. >> now we are in the bathroom of the cabana. all the structure is original. >> this is the original window. >> as many 1920s touches as possible were kept, including the wood multi-pane windows, some original light fixtures, fireplaces, and art deco features such as gold-and-black powder room. >> we want to show you the al capone bath. ♪ >> this is completely the design from al capone. and it's a clear example of the art deco style. and the tiles are amazing. it's -- everything, it's original. >> the estate is actually a collection of three houses -- the main villa, a gatehouse, and a two-story cabana. >> al capone wanted to be protected from the land and from the sea. >> the guesthouse, which served as the guardhouse

larry, a scene of mass chaos on miami beach last night. two people shot near the fountain-blue hotel lobby. 911 calls flooded miami beach police... people screaming that shots rang out... 2 people were hit. one is in critical condition. for hours last night police searched from the air and the ground. traffic along the beach came to a stand still for hours. taxi's stopped. club goers filleed the streets, woman taking thier heels off, just to get back to their hotels. police had no luck in their search... and this morning the shooter is still on the run. autria larry. the world watching over the weekend as the people of france picked their next president. and this morning-- the new president-elect, is celebrating his victory. centrist candidate emmanuel macron celebrating a decisive victory over the far-right's marie le pen -- winning by a landslide margin of vowed to fix the economy, fight terrorism and rebuild the european unity. macron says he looks forward to meeting with president donald trump about several issues, including one that t

>> me fwan has learned to deal with mar miami's cats and mar miami has learned to respect her privacy i'm a cross between the wild child and rue mcclanahan and bea arthur. >> i'm bea arthur. can't you see that? >> these days there are a lot of bea arthurs out there. >> i think i'm more like estelle geddes, sophia. establish boundaries early and talk through disagreements. there are going to be disagreements. don't put a pot over your roommate's head and hit it with a spoon is that that's really great advice, jane. so we go into this matchmaching situation speaking of dating, how are roommates matched up on silv silvernest? how do they find the right fit? >> it's a little bit like e harmony and they offer matches if you're the renter. in this case mar miami interviewed somebody else before she met me fwan. it didn't quite work out. she met me fwan, they're both from the midwest, both work with underprivileged people and they both like sy-fy moves and thought why not give it a shot. >> thank you so much. >> you bet. >> thanks a lot. i'm contessa brewer. becky will be back next week. >>>

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

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>> en cualquier sitio. >> me gustarÍa a miami. karla: le gustarÍa venir a miami con su esposa? diferente a lo que hemos hecho en el pasado. esta canciÓn es mÁs musical. muy bonito. estuvo precioso el clima. se prestÓ bastante para grabar el vÍdeo. muy pronto estarÁ en youtube. francisca: dÓnde te vas a estar presentando? >> vamos a estar aquÍ en el estado de florida. los invito a que me sigan en las redes sociales. francisca: buenÍsima. te quiero cuchar cantar. ella canta "en fin". adelante. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ parece tan difÍcil que nos podamos entender ♪ ♪ miles de estrategias han podido funcionarme ♪ ♪ ilusionarse fÁcilmente con cualquiera ♪ ♪ eres muy importante ♪ no te da cuenta que sÓlo es un espejismo ♪ ♪ estoy a tu lado como el Ángel de tu guarda ♪ ♪ pero de estar ciego nunca escuchas mis palabras ♪ ♪ en fin ♪ sÓlo escucha lo que sea por esta vez ♪ ♪ estoy muy cansada con tu inmadurez ♪ ♪ tÚ no me valoras ♪ ♪ todo miras al revÉs ♪ ♪ aunque te amo, de tu genio me canse ♪ ♪ en fin ♪ lo quiero resolver ♪ quiero estar segura que me voy a perder ♪ ♪ si el dÍa de maÑana me miras con otro

phillies in miami where they will take on marlins in 35 minutes.y hole i can son on the mound and howie kendrick is back in the line up batting second. he has been on the dl since april 15th with a injury, he was batting .339 before he was hurt. with the return of kendrick odubel herrera is out of the line up next couple of days, in a one for 22 slump and has dropped his average to .217 so pete mackanin is hoping this time off will help him. >> he is in the giving us consistent at bats. he is searching, you know, both physically and mentally. it is not easy for him. i can tell he is down on himself. he is in the happen bye what is going on. but, you know, i have been there before where you just really don't necessity how, you don't necessity how to get out of it. >> eagles resume otas tomorrow at novacare complex. fletcher cox will be thereafter he was a in she for last week practices. eagles are hoping carson wentz will continue to grow and become a leader in year to. he had a good debut broke all teams rocky quarterback record jason kelce says ca

the second day, again, this is all in miami. the second day will be security, better police, better border protection, and an improvement in their police. there's corruption there, there's terrible intimidation, they're afraid for their families and for their parents. these cartels are horrifically violent and they hold neighborhoods, cities in a grip of fear and that includes police in many cases. so the point of all of this is to raise the awareness to that we can start to make a difference in central america because by making a difference there, drug demand reduction in the united states, improve police, improve courts, improve human rights which are actually going to say the least in a great direction since the troubled times of the 1980s. we can maybe make a difference there. and as i've told president trump, the securing of our southwest border in my view begins 1,500 miles south. we have unbelievably good partners in that part of the world. the colombians are absolutely the best friends and allies we have in this regard i

miami marlins loses money as is, it is heavily indebted. the fat lady hasn't sung yet.at we're hearing. greg fleming is telling people he he is increasingly optimistic he will raise the money. one other thing that is interesting, there was a report, i can't remember where, said anthony scaramucci, our old colleague at fox business is involved raising money for invest tore outreach. fleming is telling people point-blank, that is not the case. he is not involved in this deal. just thought i would circle that one make sure everybody knows. anthony scaramucci is not involved in the investor outreach to make this thing happen. back to you, liz. liz: charlie, when are you coming home? you enough already in beverly hills. >> i'm having such an amazing time. growing to eight miles for lunch. liz: get the westwood sandwich. turkey on rye with coleslaw and russian dressing. which is basically ketchup and mayonnaise mixed together but. >> by the way, ketchup, one of my favorite condiments. ketchup is like calf area to me. liz: that ketchup is a meal to me. charlie, thank you. seri

arrestar a indocumentados tienen indignados a los que protegen los derechos de los inmigrantes. >> miami: " nuestro sistema no estÁ conectado con las autoridades fronterizas o de inmigraciÓn. si un oficial le pide a un ciudadano la identificaciÓn porque estÁ involucrado en un accidente y la persona no tiene licencia, el oficial puede llamar a los servicios de inmigraciÓn. la potra de carreteras de la florida no es una que sea de inmigraciÓn". >> que nos den una soluciÓn y sino, que nos den un tiempo para irnos. pero no queremos eso. mis hijos estÁn educados acÁ. tenemos toda una vida hecha acÁ. ilia: el gobierno mexicano decidiÓ tomar medidas para evitar que los nacionales que sigan al paÍs, deportados de los estados unidos, sean estafados. los de ellos reciben dÓlares tras la venta de pertenencias que se han aquÍ y ahora con la creaciÓn de un sistema de mÓdulos bancarios especiales podrÁn manejar esos fondos. alejandro: juan carlos romero es uno de los mÁs de 50,000 mexicanos deportados en la era de trump. fue detenido por tener cuatro ingresos ilegales a los estados unidos. este martes

. >> take a look at this mug shot, he is from miami. joker. he has the body art on his face, arrested because he was brandishing a gun at the drivers in miami. during his arrest he told the officer that these are just have to. >> this story is just unbelievable. ♪ ♪ >> justin bieber just made a dream come true for one of his believers and it was all caught on camera. this 11-year-old was playing her guitar and singing on tuesday when guess who showed up. ♪ ♪ >> she says that she still cannot believe it. >> at first i did not know who allies. it was. and i was like oh, my gosh. it is justin bieber on my microphone. >> she said that this meant a lot for him to cheer her on. ♪ ♪ >> i played better on the song even though i was out of practice. he left about halfway through the song and i think that is because everyone was coming in and he had to get out of there. he told me that i did a good job. i was really freaked out. because that's just not going to feel real. >> she sang that song for me ♪ ♪ >> ava has been playing since she was eigh

you met in miami, right?first night. >> the day after he was deported. >> reporter: janice was a prostitute at the time. >> it was, i don't know how to say it, magical. because he saw the hurt that was there. he saw the human in me, you know what i'm saying? but he thought i was worthy enough of a second chance. >> reporter: is it strange for you to have found love in your late 60s, early 70s? >> you know what? i instantly saw in janice what i had been looking for my entire life. >> reporter: but as mcafee was starting out on that new life -- >> yes, i was outraged. i was angry. >> reporter: eileen keeney still wanted to make him pay for what she believed were the sins of hi >> i have a folder here of all the letters and correspondence that we had with officials in the government. senator nelson, u.s. embassy, belize. >> reporter: she did everything a grieving mother could do to get answers, and justice, for the death of her son. >> i can't say it brought much in the way of results. >> reporter: but now she's

on july 15, 1997, versace was as his lavish miami beach recreate, casa casurina. at the time, carlos noriega, was a lieutenant with the miami beach police department. >> on that particular morning, gianni versace decided to go to the cafe, and it was on his return home approaching the door that he was shot and killed. >> reporter: police were lucky-- they got a break from versace's friend lazaro quintana, who was at the mansion. he heard the shots-- >> go get him. >> reporter: ...and followed the gunmen. >> i ideal, "why did you do this? why did you do this?" >> reporter: lazzaro never saw the gunman's face but he did see his clothes. inside this parking garage, police discovered clothes that matched the description lazzaro gave them. they were next to a stolen pickup truck, and inside were documents. the gunman had vanished, but now police had a name-- andrew cunan. and as it turned out, cunan, was already the focusave nationwide manhunt. former foeb profiler mary ellen o'toole. >> we have what we typically call a spree killer. mr. versace was targeted. >> ninan:

live from miami, back to you, los angeles. >> you guys go find some ac.nne barr used a wheelchair to get out of l.a.x. but her razor-sharp tongue seemed to be just fine. >> i got to ask you about the "roseanne" reboot. >> she had just landed from hawaii, where she has a home. >> is sara gilbert coming back? >> i don't know what the hell i'm doing. >> how can you bring john goodman back? >> your series about a blue-collar family was once number one in the ratings, and ran for nine seasons on abc. it ended in may of 1997, 20 years ago next week. and of course, "e.t." was there. >> that's what i wanted to do on television, and that's what i did. >> john goodman was killed off, but both he and her sister have said they want to come back. >> everybody is onboard and i think contracts have been hammered out and all that. we just have to sell it. >> she seemed to be playing coy because she recently tweeted, of course i want to do a reboot of "roseanne". >> i can't say anything. i'm holding out for nudity. >> the season finale of "ncis: l.a." is sunday. and ll co

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topping the list though is miami. we all need to move to miami. orlando was next at number 2. the comparison of salary abto cost of living. you have some experience in miami. >> so does jeff both from florida. >> they like to pay new sunshine because it is so sun judge. >> around here even better. >> we've got it made here did i overlook that? >> we're both still here. >> exactly. the bay area is where it's at no matter what the list says. hotter weather tomorrow. hang on. a major cool down coming our way this week. >> as we get a live look outside from the hief definition camera you can see the golden gate bridge, fog free and we are checking in with 62 degrees relative humidity 58%. always a little bit higher that in that moisture level closer to the coastline. numbers drop down to 50s as we head even into this next hour. now, the main reason why it was warm today wg e, really bufrl by all accounts high pressure is starting to build in. but the same area of high pressure is going to be responsible for even hot are temperatures tomorrow. he we'll approach some uncomfortable l

a glitzy star-studded premiere on the beach in the backyard of miami. all the stars had their families in tow. ♪ ♪ >> i mean, everybody came. this is what happens when you is a premiere in your hometown. >> dwayne's immediate family included mom and daughter, kelly rohrbach brought her proud papa. >> it has to be amazing watching your child. >> absolutely not, no, no. >> with alexandra daddario was her look-alike sister. look at the eyes. >> all the girls in the family. >> oh, my god, you're sisters. so excited. >> my parent, aunt and kun >> caller: are here. taking this all in. as i am. >> i brought my mom's sister. >>> also in the beach party, david hasselhoff and pamela anderson, both of whom have cameos in the movie. does your life go into slow-mo like that. >> yes. >> i had to do a scene with the rock, i got in the gym for six weeks. he's like a man and a half, you know. >> you may have a few fans here. >> it's cool. i'm stoked. >> we watched these stars in their red and blue bathing suits. for the premiere, they cleaned up nice. >> i thought it wa

a miami guy. >> i have my vices, but not in miami. >> you are full of those. pretty funny. annamarie -- lisa, pay attentio attention. >> do not get sucked into waters world! >> if somebody narrated your life, who would you want to narrate or to be >> don't look at me... >> sorry, you got stuck with that. >> oh, my gosh,... i'm blanking on his boys. it's a male voice. would that be weird? >> lou dobbs? [laughter] what are you having to make laughing about? lou dobbs is, like, fox news' lou rawls. >> you know, there is some commercial on the air now? it plays on fox. in an australian chick? i want her. >> someone will write you on twitter. >> what about you, jesse? >> i'm going with james earl jones. no-brainer. >> e she's not an australian girl. [laughter] >> my mind is blown! >> i self identify as an australian girl. >> that's what i thought you were referring to. that's what i was originally thinking. >> i have two. either or both when fee or morgan freeman. >> those are two obvious. everybody wants morgan freeman. >> ice and opera first. >> i would like morg

otto richter library and miami-dade college's freedom tower. i join with many saying thank you to jake and his family for his decades of hard work and dedication he has given to bring the world these magnificent historical artifacts to life. thank you, jake. many more years. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. costa, for five minutes. mr. costa: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. i rise : mr. speaker, today to speak about the asian pacific heritage month. in may of each year, we come together to celebrate the asia and pacific heritage cultures that have made up america for generations. it's time to recognize those important signature roles that asian americans play in our american story. we're very suck lucy in the san'a joaquin valley to have a community rich with culture and ethnic diversity. our asian american and pacific islander neighbors are a part of that richness. from the chinese americ

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en miami mucho sol, 81 de mÁxima y 55 mÍnima. al primer lugar desde hace 20 aÑos. permÍtame felicitar a zuleika! si no fuera por ti no hubiera llegado al nÚmero uno. zuleika: tampoco asÍ! [risas] orlando: vamos con las noticias. tenemos una noticia de altura. todo no es despacito en la vida. algunos van a los trancazos, como nuestros queridos y muy perseguidos amigos. juliÁn gil y marjorie de sousa. bienvenidos al capÍtulo 551 de la vida real. vamos directamente lo que dijo juliÁn. aquÍ va a pasar algo pero nunca pasÓ.vamos a ver lo que iba a pasar. julian:quiero pensar que mÁs que nada es una estrategia legal de los abogados. me conoce y sabe que soy cero violento. me conocen sus amigos, sabe que no uso drogas y no tomo. mÁs detalles no puedo dar por instrucciones del abogado. pero obviamente, bien no me siento, a nadie le gusta que lo juzguen de cosas que no son. eso se verÁ todo en el proceso. lo que te puedo decir y que deseo es que termine pronto por marjorie, por el niÑo, por las familias. las batallas en la vida dios se la

por las protestas en venezuela que ya tienen un mes..manifestaciones que parecen no tener fin, en miami / cesar --telemundo anunci esta maÑana el acuerdo para llevar a la pantalla la vida del cantante luis miguel... maÑana el acuerdo para llevar a la pantalla la vida del cantante luis miguel... --la serie es la nica oficialmente autorizada por el artista y podr verse, aqu mismo, en 2018.. --la historia estar basada en la vida de la superestrella de la msica internacional, ganador del premio grammy y multiples discos de platino.. --telemundo ha querido seguir as la estela de otras exitosas series biogrficas como la vida de celia cruz y el cantante juan gabriel.... topvo / lorena --una taquera no solo es famosa por su comida, tambin porque se ha convertido en una sala de exhibiciones... --un hispano que venda naranjas en las calles, se convirti a puro esfuerzo en el propietario de un reconocido restaurante que tiene toques artsticos... take sot trt 04 secs secs --el dueño exhibe en su establecimiento impresionantes piezas artsticas, que llaman la atencin por el material que utiliza para d

productores de miami, tenemos que ir a los marlins este fin de semana.rÁn permanentemente los reales, el equipo dijo que el estadio estarÁ listo antes de 2020 debido que las lluvias del invierno pasado retrasaron la construcciÓn. la humedad del suelo impidiÓ que los constructores avanzaron en la excavaciÓn. despuÉs de subir mÁs de 100 libras con su primer embarazo, marÍa guerra se dio cuenta de que estaba viviendo en depresiÓn. fue en el ejercicio que encontrÓ un cambio de vida y es una inspiraciÓn para mÁs mujeres. su historia en " latinas de Éxito." >> fuerza, disciplina, ejercicio, estas palabras acompaÑan desde hace mÁs de una dÉcada a la vida de marÍa guerra. nacida en california, entrÓ al mundo del acondicionamiento fÍsico por accidente, dice. desde muy joven su cuerpo pasÓ por varios cambios. >> en mi adolescencia sufrÍ por un hipermetabolismo. siempre era delgada. >> pero todo cambiÓ despuÉs de conocer al padre de sus dos hijos. >> cuando me casÉ y me embaracÉ, hubo como un cambio en mis hormonas. se fue de hiper activo metabolismo. >> aquel cuer