he is the mayor of miami. get ready for this, the mayor of miami is a republican. that, he is here at the democratic debates. hi, mr. mayor. >> it is great anytime. connell: how did you win in miami as republican. >> 86%. connell: what is the key? >> key is focus on solutions. not to be overtly partisan. we have issues here. we gentrification issues, things that big cities have, traffic, resiliency, sea level rise, flooding. and those are issues that really don't require partisan solutions. they require intelligent solutions. connell: i don't know whether that applies tonight, whether you give any democratic candidates any advice. will they go after each other, joe biden or attacking president. whatever you think of elizabeth warren, she always has a answer when asked. she always has a policy solution, you may disagree with it. i don't know. >> mayors take that approach. they take the approach of solving problems. they don't get overly partisan. people are tired of the partisan bickering, back and forth, blaming, as a mayor you don't have that luxury. you have to b

, muy buenas tardes les saluda felicidad aveleyra, hoy desde el adrienne arsht center en miami florida y nos hemos venido hasta este lugar del centro de la ciudad del sol, porque aquÍ empieza hoy la carrera de los candidatos demÓcratas para que algunos sea el elegido que se enfrente a donald trump en elecciones presidenciales 2020, son 20 estos a pi rants que hoy y maÑana, participarÁn en el debate de campaÑa por telemundo. >> los electores, ustedes esperan mucho de este primer debate * porque hay temas que son noticias constante por ejemplo el fenÓmeno de la inmigraciÓn que ha llevado a un aumento de las muertes en la frontera y mÁs asuntos que interesan a los votantes latinos todos poniÉndose listos y rogelio mora-tagle atento a cÓmo van los preparativos cuÉntanos, te escuchamos, buenas tardes. >> felicidad aquÍ estamos, bien lo dices, ya prÁcticamente todo estÁ listo para que esta noche diez aspirantes los primeros el grupo nÚmero 1 suba a este escenario para sostener el primer debate de cara elecciones presidenciales 2020, deben estar preparando su stestrategias de acuerdo a los Úl

>> our live coverage from miami starts now. ♪ >> we come on the air with a live look fr miami.he first ten democratic candidates just finished battling in the first debate of the 2020 election. it was two hours of plans, promises and policy from ten hopefuls who want to turn the white house blue next eovernment. >> immigration,th care, gun rights and of course president trump were the hot topics tonight. news4 is covering this debate. here's our coverage from the press center. so much to unpack from round one here. >> reporter: so much ground covered here tonight. obviously we also saw a l of attention paid to president trump early on in this debate, but the candidates here tonight, we knew that elizabeth warren was coming in as sort of the one to beat going into this debate and we wondered whether she would deliver with high expectations on her, i think she did. we also saw we were expecting the other candidates to breakthrough, to be present and shown in this debate tonight and to do of them were abl just that. we're going to dig a little deeper in some of the more gated exch

what you are doing is miami helping miami. >> that's why we call it miami forever.e want to be around for my children's grandchildren. we certainly need help from other governments. we have $2 million from the state to upgrade our storm water master plan which will allow us to spend $200 million in resiliency very effectively. certainly i believe the federal government should be involved. affordable housing, transportation, et cetera. that is certainly as mayor what i am trying to convince the federal government to do. stkpr have you been successful? washington gridlock is getting you nowhere. >> we are trying to prove we are different, unique and a scaleable model. we borrowed $200 million for resiliency. i don't know that there are any other city in america that has done that. and so what we want to project to the federal government is leverage. use us as leverage. we're about to approve tomorrow $8 million in affordable housing that is going to provide 600 units of affordable housing with $8 million. we want to prove a track record that the federal government can

have they ever had a winter day in miami? has it ever snowed in miami? guess what. once i take you back to january 19th, 1977. they call it the blizzard of '77 in miami. enough snow that you could write the date on the windshield of your car. snow in miami the headline. how much did they get? we're talking about a quarter of an inch at most. it's officially listed in the record books as trace amounts as a dusting of snow. the only time in the 20th century, the only time in the 21st century it snowed in miami. a beach day today. we're getting ready. tomorrow we get serious about the presidential race. we got to debate the next two nights. we're talking about florida this week and throughout the campaign. it feels like every presidential campaign comes down to what tim russert said almost two decades ago, florida, florida, florida. it hasn't always been that way. it has to do what happened on the night, november 7th th, 2000 when florida became the florida we know today. we thought we would take you through what that was about. it was election night 2000. it was bush,

connell: coverage continues from miami.s we said round two of the democratic debate kicks off a few hours from now, where former vice president joe biden will face off against a crowded democratic field. i know other candidates on the stage including bernie sanders, kamala harris, looking for a chance, as he looks, the vice president a chance to solidify his front-runner status. we'll talk coming up why some critics say the debate could some ways early on make-or-break for his white house bid. much more coming up from miami. melissa: looking forward to that. taking on the president's policies, the supreme court blocking the white house from including a citizenship question in the 2020 census at least for now. what the ruling could mean for the 2020 stage. we'll talk to former arkansas governor mike huckabee. that's coming up. >>> the border battle continues. house speaker nancy pelosi saying the house will reluctantly pass the senate bill, a move critics are calling a defeat but will it really happen? my challenge for lawma

parts of miami beach and the keys could be underwater in our lifetimes. does your plan save miami?> yes, first by taking away the filibuster from mitch mcconnell, to start with. we have to do that. look it, look it, we are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change, and we are the last that can do something about it. our towns are burning. our fields are flooding. miami is inundated. and we have to understand, this is a climate crisis, an emergency. and it is our last chance in the administration, next one, to do something about it. and we need to do what i've done in my state. we've passed a 100% clean electrical grid bill. we now have a vision statement. and my plan has been called the gold standard of putting people to work. but the most important thing on this, in the biggest decision for the american public is, who is going to make this the first priority? and i am the candidate and the only one who's saying this has to be the top priority of the united states, the organizing principle to mobilize the united states. nermeen: as the debate took place in miami last

lebron likened his time in miami to going away to college but guess what.rwards and so i think people get behind that. >> that summer the legions of fan that is cursed james for leaving them four years earlier welcomed their king back home. >> i love you. i'm back! >> behind the scenes, james helped overhaul the cavs roster there was they hadn't even come close to winning without him. >> he quite frankly took crib notes from pat riley all the time in miami. he brought it to cleveland, plopped it down on the table and tried to apply it from the very start. >> in james' first season back the cavs made it to the nba finals against the golden state warriors, considered by sports writers as one of the best basketball teams ever. after six games, the cavs lost the series. the following season they regrouped under a new head coach and with some new teammates including nba veteran richard jefferson. >> i didn't go to cleveland. i didn't go to the cavs. like, i went to go play with the best player on the planet that had other great players around him. there was just

da millo,eporr from miami. we will have analysis during the newscast at 9:00 following the be bait. >> we will go over to lester holt who is not only moderating, but anchoring the coverage there in miami. >>> tonight, from miami, the front runners face off in a final round of the first 2020 presidential debate, biden versus sanders as ten more democrats take our stage biden out to protect his lead in the polls. sanders looking to gain ground on the former vp and rising stars kamala harris and pete buttigieg hoping to steal their thunder. who will stand out from the pack after the fireworks in round one? >> i think that you should do your homework on the issue if you did your homework on the issue, you would know -- >> new demands to hold the trump administration in contempt over filthy conditions inside child migrant facilities we were allowed inside one of them

miami is keen to host this debate, especially tking about migration, because miami's at the front end of immigration. 50% of people in miami-dade county were born outside the country and 70% are hispanic. immigration proposals mean a lot to people here in real life ways. it is a vy buzzy atmosphere, and we are going to be hearing about ho candidates plan to take on donald trump and whether or not it is going to be somebodyho can restore normality, which is the page joe biden is making, or somebody who can shake of the system further and be almost the mirr image of donald trump, which is the pitch that some of the other younger candidates are making. we have a lot to play for an a loomto seeg up. laura: who was the underdog that you are watching tonight? maybe someone at none of us have heard of? jane: i would say betoro o'urke is the person i w, ld be watchicause he started off very strongly, he had a full spread in "vanity fair," he looked to be the goldeposter boy of the whole campaign, and then he fizzled. he is going to berying to draw back some of the momentum and get his campaig

jay gray here in miami. thank you very much. as we talked about, as jay talked about, there were so many moments tonight where you saw just a fiery exchange. we talked about immigration, health care. there was talk about climate change. not as much as last night, but still a big part of the discussion tonight. race and criminal justice was talked about. i think that exchange on race essentially between canharris a biden was aen significant mom tonight. i want to replay some of that for you here. >> we're going to get tyou. >> i would like to speak on the issue of race. i was actually very -- it was hurtful toou hear y talk about the reputations of two states senators who built their ed reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country. it was not only that, but you also wored with them tooppose aussing. and there was little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools. she was bussed to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> i did not oppose bussing in t america.

in miami. >>> tonight, from miami, the front runners face off in a final round of the first 2020 presidential debate, biden versus sanders as ten more democrats take our stage biden out to protect his lead in the polls. sanders looking to gain ground on the former vp and rising stars kamala harris and pete buttigieg hoping to steal their thunder. who will stand out from the pack after the fireworks in round one? >> i think that you should do your homework on the issue if you did your homework on the issue, you would know -- >> new demands to hold the trump administration in contempt over filthy conditions inside child migrant facilities we were allowed inside one of them tonight we go across the border, desperate migrants waiting months in limbo. before their asylum cases are heard. >>> a plane skidding off the runway, slamming into a building and bursting into a ball of flames, a passenger on board capturing the flight's terrifying final moments >>> and new twists in the disappearance of a college student. police questioning a person of interest and tonight the piece of evidence they are sti

presidential hopeful on stage in miami florida 5 for the chance to take on donald trump in the race for the white house the 2nd democratic party debate saul clashes over candidates pasts and americans. plus england have pushed through to the women's world cup semi as they put on a stellar performance to send norway home. ceased being linked into the final 4 for only the 2nd time in their history and now they're one of the favorites to win it all. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us world leaders are in no socket japan for the g 20 summit they're facing a ray of problems stretching from the u.s. showdown with iran to trade tensions between washington and beijing on both those issues the european union finds itself caught in the middle. for 2 days osaka is the center of the political atlas the leaders of the world's 20 largest economies flying in for what promises to be a stressful program. small talk is sure to be drowned out by u.s. president donald trump's heavy footsteps as he continues his campaign of america 1st. the trade war he started with china will dominate discussi

downtown miami center of action. here both nights to bring you comprehensive coverage of the candidates and issues. see you later tonight and also on thursday. in miami, reporting for "today in the bay." >>> and all of the debate action gets under way tonight on nbc bay area at 6:00. "today in the bay's" tracie potts also in miami for us this morning with a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> 5:36 for you and ahead of san francisco's pride celebration city leaders approving the formation of a lgbtq cultural district. the law preserves the culture in the historic castro neighborhood and brings additional funding and resources. the newest district will join several others including the compton transgender and ter tenderloin and lgbtq in selma. >>> and as far as traffic, the beautiful green. meaning a beautiful drive in most ports. slowing on 101. on schedule for the first burst of traffic typically coming in there. and towards morgan hill, we'llt something going on. we'll watch it coming out of south county, and other s

to miami to find out. i'm good to have you with us tonight the european union is calling on if only to find a quick solution to its standoff with a german in geo whose migrant rescue ship has entered italian waters now is that despite a ban that was imposed by rome on board the ship people. off the coast of libya 2 weeks ago meanwhile the. head of the federation of protestant churches here in germany has suggested that the church get involved in rescue efforts by partnering with civil organizations to send another ship to the mediterranean. and is that a realistic option to talk about that i'm joined here at the big table now by the chairman of germany's federation of protestant churches mr bradford strawman's good to have you on the program let me start by asking you why does the protestant church want to support search and rescue missions what we're seeing right now in the mediterranean well the basic answer is pretty easy you do not let people drown period. it is a human duty and it's certainly a christ

right now they are converging on miami. some of them behind closed doors prepping for this big debate. among those is joe biden who's expected to come down here on thursday exchanging fire with the president of the united states where he's been trying to direct most of his attention. biden's aids tell us that they anticipate other candidates will be looking for a breakout moment. they don't believe of that they need one, so he's going to try to stay above the fray to try to pivot focus on president trump and try to deliver -- deliver a positive message here. elizabeth warren, the front runner on the first night, she has an efent later today, a town hall here in miami. she's not the only one out. castro and delaney are here. beto o'rourke today will be meeting with voters as well. all of them, craig, trying to get a head start to warm up for what for these candidates will be their first opportunity to speak to a national audience on wednesday and thursday nights. >> all right. ali, let's turn to you here and let's talk about

s of xander phenomena there in miami thank you so much. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today us republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he backs president trump's approach to iran mitch mcconnell also said that trump doesn't want to go to war tensions have escalated between iran and the u.s. as we mentioned earlier washington called off air strikes following tehran's downing of an unmanned u.s. drone a new. bodies of a father and daughter who drowned trying to enter the u.s. via mexico are being returned to their home country of el salvador the 2 were swept to their deaths by strong tides in the rio grande they were found together with the girl tucked inside her father's shirt. italy is bracing for soaring temperatures as a heat wave sweeps parts of europe rome is one of 6 italian cities on red alert with the expected high of 43 degrees celsius the extreme weather is being caused by hot air from africa moving northward. you're watching the news still to come the u.s. football team and co-c

the 1st debate is over on thursday the leading candidates will take the stage in miami. that was some of the other stories making news around the world today german authorities say they've arrested a bosnian man wanted in connection with islamic extremist attacks in paris in 2015 officials say the 39 year old was detained a week ago in the eastern german state of saxony. is now set to be extradited to belgium $130.00 people were killed in the november 2015 attacks including the theater. dutch police say they have seized 2 and a half tons of crystal meth in a raid in russia it's the largest haul of the drug in europe to date investigators found the stash worth hundreds of millions of euros behind a fake wall in a warehouse. 13 ahead of the g. 20 summit coming up in japan concerns have again been raised over the health of the german chancellor angela merkel after she was seen shaking out a function with the german president walks on focused on mile 2 leaders were attending a ceremony to decommission justice minister catherine of barley who has been elected to the european

we'll have more from miami ahead. lester holt will have a preview of the debate tonight on "nbc nightly news." he and i will be moderating with chuck todd, rachel maddow, and jose diaz-balart you can watch on nbc, msnbc, and telemundo. it starts at 9:00 eastern time craig, back to you. >> savannah, thank you. >>> more breaking news overnight. word that the united states and north korea are in talks for a new summit between president trump and kim jong-un. "today's" senior international correspondent keir simmons is in japan this morning keir, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: hey there, craig. good morning the south korean leader has been instrumental in every meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. he says there are behind the scenes negotiations for a third summit, just four months since president trump walked out of that meeting in hanoi and the diplomatic freeze appears to be unfreezing, with the two leaders exchanging warm letters just in the past few days. craig, there are many hurdles. the north

are we going to see you in miami? iowa and new hampshire to see what they think of miami. so -- >> that's kind of remarkable, stephanie. you and we are going to miami where mariana lives and she's leaving the state. >> well, we will be down there. we're very excited to be there tomorrow. >> it's going to be fun. we'll ride together on the plane. >> no, we're not. definitely not. >> we're not on the same -- >> just because we can't possibly risk the two of -- you and i together. >> that's right. we're not allowed to travel together. have to separate it. >>> the first debate airs tomorrow here on msnbc, on nbc and on telemundo. and every way you can stream this thing. 9:00 p.m. eastern. it's, as you know, a two-night event live from miami. pnc bank has technology to help make banking easier, like.. pnc easy lock, so you can easily lock your credit card when its maximum limit differs from its vertical limit. and clover flex, for when you need to take credit cards when no one carries cash. or requesting a call to help get

this is a live look in miami. the 2020 debates hosted by nbc ne democr they're being divided over two nights. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live for us outside of miami concert hall with the latest. tracee? >> reporter: marcus, good morning. the californians, three of them, are tomorrow night. tonight a mix of veteran lawmakers and some who are new to the national stage. all of them trying to stand out in round one of this debate. the stage is set. the countdown is on. >> this is our chance. to fight hard and to win. >> reporter: massachusetts senator elizabeth warren leading by double ditch is in a new poll with progressives. >> has a chance to dominate, if she plays her cards well, it should work for her because she'll be the center of attention. >> reporter: it's two hours, packed with questions on everything from immigration to iran. >> i will make sure that we only take this country in to war as a last resort. >> reporter: that's beto o'rourke from texas. he'll be sharing center stage. for those trails in

agendas de candidatos demÓcratas a la presidencia que maÑana estarÁn debatiendo aquÍ en el centro de miamirimer gran debate presidencial que ustedes verÁ a travÉs de las pantallas de telemundo, esta es nuestra principal noticia, pero ademÁs. este martes, todo listo para el debate en espaÑol por telemundo, solo uno llegara al final, maÑana se enfrentan cara a cara conscientes que el verdadero rival serÁ donald trump. >> no sÉ que hacer. >> una tragedia sin fin, desconsuelo en las familias de los niÑos migrantes que perdieron la vida este fin de semana cruzando el rÍo grande. los cruces por la frontera estÁn a su nivel mÁs alto de los Últimos 13 aÑos. nuevo ataque racista, golpean a una madre latina que quiso defender a su hijo acosado en la escuela por ser hispano. la mujer y su esposo nos dicen que el dolor que siente es mÁs profundo que un puÑetazo. ♪ noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart >> ¿quÉ tal?, los saludo desde miami * aquÍ maÑana el primer gran debate demÓcrata presidencial aquÍ estarÁn los primeros diez candidatos aquÍ estaremos los moderadores del evento, tengo el privilegio

. >>> tonight is the first of two debates in miami. the 20 candidates were randomly divided into two groups of 10. senator elizabeth warren who has been rising in recent polls. four of the top candidates are in the debate tonight. senator bernie sanders and former vice president joe biden. later this morning political writer joel girafoldi will tell us what to watch for. >>> now democratic contenders aren't the only ones in miami ahead of the debate tonight. republican leaders are also there speaking directly to voters. >> hola miami. >> launching a campaign in miami to edge the latino vote. >> now latino americans know better than most about the cost of socialists. >> a swipe of democrats who are gearing up over the next two days in miami. >> down here in south florida it's very toxic. socialism versus liberal democracy that becomes really important in places here like south florida. >> 50% of voters would vote for a democrat over president trump. but florida voters of cuban origin would vote to re-elect the president by 57%. >>> 4:34

as if miami can't be more hot and humid, it is. thank you, miami, feels like home. it is "mtp daily." i am chuck todd in miami where it is hotter than usual ahead of the first democratic debate which kicks off tomorrow night on the stage. we begin tonight with breaking news on an issue dominating the political conversation nationally, the humanitarian crisis having to do with the migrants coming over the southern border. amid reports of terrible, unsafe, unsanitary conditions at facilities that are housing migrant children, the trump administration border chief, the acting customs and border protection commissioner john sanders, is stepping down after two months on the job. again, he was acting because his boss is the acting homeland security secretary. you need a score card to keep up with the temporary replacements in the administration sometimes. that news hours after the cpb said it was moving a group of 100 unaccompanied children into a texas facility where some of the worst conditions have been documented. so to give you a sense of some of the conditions, pres

we see this every day in miami dade. if you think this is not a real fear, come to my community in the redlands, where they work and live. .hat is the theme, arturo padilla? the concern that we talk sometimes to intellectually about questioning the citizenship of every person in america through the census, the impact that could have. from prior experience, knowing our community, it will discourage people from participating. is not thatrvation that is anecdotal, but that it is very, very palpable. communities, to leaders in academia, in government, in philanthropy, across-the-board. that concern and that fear is very palpable. and, as i have been saying in california. this applies across the country. every 10 years, it is tough enough to ensure a complete national population count. it is tough. there is a reason why it is -- why there is a hard to count designation that we utilize when it comes to the census. now come on top of all that, we layer on the citizenship question. layer on top of that, years of underfunding and

but miami is also a majority latino city. 70% of the population in miami is hispanic. and that spanish speaking and latino population in miami is itself really diverse. and so the democratic party choosing to site their first debate for the 2020 campaign here in miami, it's basically a de facto challenge to all these candidates to make sure they are competing for all different kinds of latino votes. and to prioritize that at the start of the democratic primary and at the start of their campaigns. and so that is why i think the coincidence of this first debate here in miami and the latest news of this administration's attitude toward and treatment of latino immigrants and their families, and particularly little kids, i think that is part of why this is a particularly potent mix right now because the democratic candidates competing for the opportunity to run against trump to try to end his administration, they would be criticizing him for what he has done to immigrants anyway. but to have that happening in the light of these latest revelations, that criticism, that compe

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i'll be back here live from miami 6:00 p.m.by another candidate on the stage, senator elizabeth warren. we're looking forward to having her. thanks to everyone in miami for the hospitality. don't go anywhere, of course up next we begin our special coverage with brian and nicole for this predebate. see you later. >>> what kind of nation will we be? >> i will make sure that i sign into law the equality act. >> if billionaires can refinance their yachts, students should be able to refinance their student loans. >> we are on a mission to find the america that has been lost. >> we're the party of science. >> we are the party of working people. >> we can pass criminal justice reform. >> i want to strengthen medicare for the people who are on it. >> it will be the american economy that is going to thrive. >> overturn citizens united. democracy is not for sale. ♪

i am kasie hunt in miami.me on twitter and catch me every sunday night on kasie dc. but ali velshi is going to pick up the show right now. >> thank you, friend. and you have yourself a great rest of the afternoon. the spin room is important. that's where we are right now. it's where after the debate, candidates or their surrogates come through that little door over there. they walk around here, and they come out here, and you can actually see a demonstration of the sort of thing that's going on right here, candidates or their surrogates talk

alexander phenomena in miami and we stay in the u.s. where jonathan ive apple's chief design officer is leaving the company he helped shape after almost 3 decades all the news has shocked the entire tech industry some say i have has been as important to making apple what it is today as the company's co-founder the late steve jobs. jonathan ive once said the computer industry is creatively bankrupt because he was referring to the boring gray computers screens and floppy disks back in the day together with steve jobs he sought to make tech colorful and fun he developed the i macin 1988 which helped kick off a spectacular comeback for the ailing company just a few years later the british designer created the iconic design of the i pod the scroll wheel which lets you scan through a long list of songs easily helped apple to dominate the market in 2001 despite not being the 1st to release an m p 3 player back then one of the most challenging tasks was to create the design for one phone one internet device and one i pod in a single device the

well, peter alexander, tell us about miami, how hot is it down there? >> reporter: i was going to say, as long as i'm the one outside, i hope you let me go first today. the heat index a cool 102 degrees right now. it is, the president likes to say, drain the swamp, it feels like a swamp out here. 63% humidity. suffice it to say, the spotlight, the heat will be on these democrats when they take the stage. to give you a little bit of a backdrop, they are now converging here on miami. elizabeth warren this evening will host a town hall to warm up. beto o'rourke has his own event this afternoon. julian castro, jay inslee holding events as they get ready. others are preparing more or less in private, joe biden among those. of course he is the front runner, expected to arrive down here on thursday. his aides tell nbc news that they anticipate the other candidates who share the stage with them. on thursday night we'll be looking for breakout moments. they're convinced they don't need one of those. their strategy going in will be to try to deflect, focus on a p

we see that every day in miami-dade. and if you think the fear is not real, come to my south dade community in a rural area in the redlands where they live and work in the fields. so that is the theme, arturo, fear. >> secretary paddia your reflection z on the commission experience. >> yeah, not a big surprise with you certainly an important observation. you know, the concerns, the fear that we talk sometimes too intellectually about oh questioning the citizenship of every person in america through the census that impact that could have from prior experience, knowing our community. of course it's discouraging or intimidate people from participating and the consequences and all that. the big observation is not that that's anecdotal but that it's very, very palpable from people in community, to leaders and in academia, government, philanthropy, across the board, that concern and fear is very palpable. and as i've been saying in california, this applies across the country. every ten years it's tough enough to ensure a compl

if miami is flooded as it is.esterday the everglade -- kind of swamp like, but a beautiful place -- was on fire. and so this is something that is our last chance. and we have to solve this problem now. it will be too late one or two administrations down the road. and i do have a unique commitment to that. and that is the right thing for the nation and for my candidacy and i feel good about it. >> there's a political reality check about september. there's going to be a third debate then. you're going to have to have higher standing in the polls and more money than you already have in order to make that debate stage. without making the debate stage people from past campaigns will tell you, you're done. so we're going to find out what the polls say after tonight. there will be a check and see who made any movement, up, down on this. have you checked money this morning? are you hearing real time response? are people going onto your website and saying, yeah, he's saying something i want to hear? >> i have not checked t

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to be clear, the democrats are now converging on miami.is week. he's hunkering down with advisers his aides tell nbc news they acknowledge that other kand day-to-d dates will be looking for a breakout moments they say biden doesn't need one. expect him to emphasize that contrast between himself and president trump. elizabeth warren, she's been rising in recent polls propelled by a laundry list of ambitious proposals. she'll warm up with a town hall. be beto o'rourke will be the same the two of them will debate on wednesday. bernie sanders and kamala harris will share the stage with biden thursday they may look to put a dent in his advantage. the key issues for democratic voters heading into this debate, health care, chlimate change, te economy and guns and trying to find that candidate who they believe can beat donald trump. >> the debate is tomorrow night and thursday night, ten candidates each night. i'll be one of the moderators along with lester holt, chucked to, rachel maddow and josÉ diaz-balart. you can watch it live here on nbc and

election meddling will live to a stalker for the latest also coming up presidential hopefuls on stage in miami florida by for the chance to take on donald trump in the race for the white house a 2nd democratic party debate saw clashes over tenet's pasts and america's future. almost one year after the deadly collapse of a bridge in the italian city of genoa it's remains have been demolished dorothy's to back away to the thousands ahead of the controlled explosion which happened less than an hour ago. and england have pushed through to the women's world cup semifinals they put on a stellar performance to send norway home when the season england into the final 4 for only the 2nd time in their history and now they're one of the favorites little . fellow i'm terry martin good to have you with us world leaders are in osaka japan for the g. 20 summit they're facing a ray of problems stretching from the u.s. showdown with iran to trade tensions between washington and beijing on both those issues the european union finds itself caught in the middle. for 2 days osaka is the center of the political atlas

democrats get under way in miami tonight. >> tracie potts live for us in miami this morning. tracie, thank you. >>> and reminder, aaron gilchrist is also in miami covering the debates. check out his reports tonight beginning on news 4 4. on twitter low him for live updates on these debates. >>> it's 5:47 this morning. we have details on two big staffing changes in the trump administration. >> sarah huckabee sanders is on her way out and president trump has announced his new press secretary stephanie gresh m moves into that role. grisham will remain in that position and take over the duties of white house prs secretary and the white house communications director. grisham has been with the trumpc team si 2015, longer than almost any other member. >>> andthe administration is also losing a top official. the acting commissioner of customs and borderrotection is stepping down on july 5th. the agency has been under intencr sutiny betiuse of quable conditions at facilities on the u.s./mexico border. while she's still very much a member of the trump administration, senior adviser kel

>> reporter: raj, miami is abus.idates are taking advantage of the opportunity, hoping to garner some votes as they take advantage of this pre-deboo i night here in the city of miami. it could by a make-or-break moment. the stage is set here in miami. 20 democrats vying for the presidency, will take the stage over the next two days. it will be interests to see if they will go after the president or if they go after the front-runner joe biden. a poll of early primary state voters puts biden in the lead and pollsters say anyone looking to move up in the polls needs to focus on one thing -- proving they are more qualified than the former vp when it comes to beating president trump. >> a lot of people city think he's the guy that can beat donald trump especially given the fact that trump keeps attacking him. >> reporter: voters will have to wait until thursday to see biden on stage. tomorrow it's group 1, which includes senator booker, senator war are warning, and beto o'rourke. many pundits call this a warm-up night, be

estarÁn sobre la tarima dos candidatos que son favoritos entre votantes latinos, randy serrano estÁ en miamivio >>> quÉ tal, hubo acciÓn anoche y hasta chispas en miami, el segundo grupo se prepara para debatir sobre los mismos temas >>> me gustarÍa >>> ricardo ramos estuvo entre los 1600 presentes en el auditorio anoche en el primer debate polÍtico >>> estoy sorprendido de lo bueno que fue, hay muy poco espacio para que contesten >>> hubo promesas, crÍticas y momentos contenciosos, hasta hablaron en espaÑol mientras debatÍan sobre inmigraciÓn >>> debemos incluir a cada persona >>> otros como juliÁn castro expresaron indignaciÓn por la muerte de migrantes que fallece cruzando >>> un paÍs de migrantes, algunos candidatos aprovecharon p para visitar un lugar donde albergarÁ niÑos indocumentados, un tema por las condiciones en las que estÁn detenidos >>> cuando hay personas que corren para una posiciÓn polÍtica y poner atenciÓn es porque la conciencia se siente >>> aunque se abarcara un sin nÚmero de temas para algunos el debate dejÓ mucho que desear >>> ninguno de ellos tenÍa soluciones de una

we'll be back soon. jane o'brien there in miami. central america risking their lives to try to cross illegally into the united states has been thrown into sharp focus this week. the image of oscar ramirez and his daughter — face—down in a river after they drowned trying to cross into the united states has shocked the world. he was trying to find a better life for his family from el salvador. it is central america's smallest country but has one of the world's highest crime rates. our international correspondent orla guerin reports from the capital san salvador. in el salvador, daily life. and death. another killing in gangland. it barely merits a glance. and doesn't stop the ice cream vendor. the gangs are like a virus, unseen but infecting every aspect of life. locals are telling us that by dumping the body here in broad daylight, it's a clear message of defiance to the government. and over here you can see just whose territory you're the gang has branded the street corner. no—one dares speak out against gangsters of barrio i8. not

and this is all taking place in miami. can watchi livet here on nbc 4 at 9 tonight. >> aaron gilchrist is tre on assignment and will bring us coverage tksight. thanor joining us fors "new 4 today." "today show" is nell. >> we'be back in 25 minutes with a look at your weather, traffic and local news. traffic and local news. >> have a great day. geico makes it easy to get help when you need it. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy! roooaaaar! it's a walrus! ridiculous! yes! nice save, big guy! good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not juseasy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. ♪ >>> good morning. breaking overnight, forcing his hand. lawmakers issue,a subpoena calling robert muelle to testify before congress against his wishes. >> i hope and expect this to be the only time that i will speak to you in this bmanner. >>ut this morning the date is set. straight ahead what democrats hope to gain and stand to lose and what the president lawyer is saying t

. >>> and the first 2020 democratic debate kicking off tonight in miami.e're going live to the sunshine state for a preview of tonight's event. good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, june 26th. i'm yasmin vossoughian. amit outrage over living conditions at a border patrol facility in quint, texas, there's new reporting about 100 migrant children have been moved back into the facility. the transfer came just days after about 300 children originally housed at the border station were moved to other facilities to relieve overcrowding. lawyers who visited the site last week reported that children were not being given adequate food or even water. and described unsanitary conditions including outbreaks of flu and of lice. in an interview with msnbc this week, texas gop congressman michael burrges suggested that children are not leaving because they're well taken care of. >> yes it's a restored walmart. you know what, there's not a lock on the door. any child is free to leave at anytime. but they don't, you know why? because they're well taken care of. >> okay,