miami does a nice job stringing this thing out. miami is coming to play.now, he wanted to see the guys that are willing to go on the road and fight. it's very early. they're not real deep, but they're fighting right now. >> brian: fourth down and three. this is the ninth play of this drive. from the gun, stanley looking left, throws. incomplete. he was looking in the area of nico ragaini. ragaini in the slot, and the slot receiver has led iowa in receiving each of the last four seasons. >> robert: trying to take their shot on fourth down. didndn't quite get it. i brad, i've got an idea for a song. nationwide has this app. you can pay your bills, even start an auto claim. so what i was thinking... let me guess. ♪ start a claim right from your app. ♪ have you been looking in my notes? ♪ doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. a cockroach can survive heresubmerged ttle guy. underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah. not get

cnn is in downtown miami. you have been seeing a lot of activity at stores around miami. how are people there stocking up? >> i was in north miami earlier today. and the manager of the costco said he had seen foot traffic increase by 60%. we were there when a truckload of water came in. about 1,200 cases. and that lasted most of it gone within about an hour. we were talking to residents there who said they were monitoring keeping a close eye. but starting to prepare and stock up on water but also medicine. folks were looking for generators and extension cords. lanterns were out. so folks taking note of this. and trying to prepare for what authorities are suggesting seven days with limited resources to make sure they have enough for that. should dorian really take a toll here. >> thank you. we'll keep an eye on miami. i want to bring in storm chaser aaron. live from orlando. you were in cocoa beach florida today where hurricane prep is fully under way. we can see businesses are boarding up windows and doors. what else did you see? >> i just said everybody is taking this st

we don't expect you to evacuate miami-dade county. we expect you to evacuate basically miami-dade. we'll evacuate in place away from the coastline toward the center of the county. and we also ask to make sure the generators are checked to make sure they work. gasoline combustibles for the generators. and also we follow up with our elderly to make sure the laws are followed so that there is no repeat episode of what happened up in broward county in hollywood with that elderly facility. we've had new laws and we're following up on that. we're happy to say that every elderly facility in miami-dade is compliant with state law at this time. and so we're prepared. we're going to be looking at this storm. we're hoping for the best. hope that european model is the right model and that it steers away and goes up the coast and basically leaves florida alone. but in the case that it doesn't, miami-dade county will be prepared. >> are you worried, mayor, that the gasoline shortages are going to get worse over the next 24, 48 hours? >> i'm sure they -- that as more and more people gas up, we're

that's all a marketing reinvention of a much-older miami beach. no, we need to go back 50 years or more when caddies with tail fins were pulling into the newest, glitziest hotel on the east coast. the fountain blue. >> miami should be a great city. >> a hotel wheeler dealer ben novak built it and they came. steven gaines wrote about it in his book "fool's paradise". >> it became a destination for the major stars who were performing at the fountain blue and lots of movies were shot there as well. >> novak was the king. he found a queen in a former coca-cola model named bernice with her beauty and effortless charm, bernice turned out to be the perfect hostess to greet the celebrities, gangsters and just plain guests who made the fountain blue the scene of the day. king ben and queen bernice lived in a penthouse suite. then along came their prince, ben novak jr. >> he was a spoiled kid. he was a brat. >> ben jr., don't call him benji would be trotted out to shake hands of the likes of the jfk then back up to the hotel elevator. >> the kids who came t

that's all a marketing reinvention of a much-older miami beach.o, we need to go back 50 years or more when caddies with tail fins were pulling into the newest, glitziest hotel on the east coast. the fountain blue. >> miami should be a great city. >> a hotel wheeler dealer ben novak built it and they came. steven gaines wrote about it in his book "fool's paradise". >> it became a destination for the major stars who were performing at the fountain blue and lots of movies were shot there as well. >> novak was the king. he needed a queen to preside over his palace. he found a queen in a former coca-cola model named bernice with her beauty and effortless charm, bernice turned out to be the perfect hostess to greet the celebrities, gangsteres and just plain guests who made the fountain blue the scene of the day. king ben and queen bernice lived in a penthouse suite. then along came their prince, ben novak jr. >> he was a spoiled kid. he was a brat. >> ben jr., don't call him benji would be trotted out to shake hands with vips. then back up to the hotel

thankfully none of that happened in the city of miami or miami-dade county.ook significant actions before the storm and ordered ice and water, which we distributed very liberally to our residents. affordable housing facilities - where there are extreme risks where there is electricity loss. we're working to make sure the most vulnerable in our community have the help they need. once the refrigerator goes out, you don't have food. we also ordered meals from delivery services that can provide meals to elderly citizens. it's all hands on deck. different governments collaborate together. we work together to make sure our citizens are safe. >> just because, again, pedram was saying, there are a lot of people worrying. >> what is your message to your citizens? >> our message is it's clearly every time you have to prepare because as you just said, these hurricanes shift very fast. we've already seen this model shift two or three times since it began. we know that the intensification tract because there's no landfall between puerto rico and miami in terms of the trac

in southwest miami-dade, long lines at 2:00 a.m. and they're not letting up. by midday, pumps running dry at more than half of the gas stations in the miami-ft. lauderdale area. i'm looking for gas myself. but at the stations with no lines, well, that's because the pumps are covered up. they've run out of gas. the florida highway patrol now escorting tankers, bringing in more fuel. in ft. lauderdale, a parade of boats heading to safer water. at the kennedy space center, nasa moving that 400-foot mobile launcher from the launch pad to inside the vehicle assembly building. the florida air national guard flying f-15 eagles from jacksonville to safety in ohio. this is the view from inside the eye of dorian, now a category 3 storm. our station wftv with the hurricane hunters as they gathered data 45,000 feet up thursday. >> that is the central dense f . right now, our dropsonde is falling through the atmosphere, taking measurements. >> reporter: back on land, crews securing construction cranes that dot the south florida skyline, making sure they can stay balanced a

i'll ask the mayor of miami how his team is getting ready. also, a justice department watch dog says james comey violated the fbi policies on his memos about private conversations with president trump. but the former fbi director will not face criminal charges. and he says an apology would be nice. plus, we're hearing the military has ruled yet another death of a veteran at a v.a. hospital is a homicide. the numbers grow. reporting begins now. hurricane dorian update. the southeast u.s. braces for what the national hurricane center calls a possible catastrophic category four storm this labor day. from the florida keys to south georgoverno georgia, they're stocking up with four days left before the storm is projected to hit, the cone of uncertainty stretches about 500 miles. the center puts it south of orlando along florida's east coast. but they caution at the national hurricane center that the storm could hit anywhere inside that cone of uncertainty. right now dorian is churning in the atlantic ocean, a category one storm at last check. that

. >>> moving to miami right after i become extraordinarily wealthy. >> i'm there in miami.150, tim as he is known in real life. he has a very popular youtube channel all about it. he's checking out the porsche design power in miami. if you're a car owner and if you buy the penthouse at the top of this building, this is how you come and go at your apartment. it drives down the driveway and around the and it's up to the iron man penthouse. up 56 floors above miami. >> my goodness, who are these people? >> rich people. here's what it looks like from inside. it automatically went underneath your car. >> there's space for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 cars. >> keep going. there's space for 11 cars in this 20,000 square foot penthouse. it's four floors and i know what you're asking next. >> can you get it in a hurry? no, because it's not going to be there. >> i don't know the price of this penthouse, but he does say this is the highest point in florida that you can take a car. >> well, here's the part where we laugh. >> absolutely unreal. >> footage from baggage claim in toronto with this weird

it says in t miami stions have o gas. tom? >> gio, thank you. >>> and before dorian reaches the u.s. mainland, it will barrel through the bahamas, where hurricane warnings are now in place. flights expected to be cancelled there.e ofruptions on the way. orlando airport will be closed monday. here's marcus moore in the bahamas tonight. >> reporter: tom, they are preparing for a direct hit here in this part of the bahamas, and they have mar maryna, no boats. we're told most of the tourists have left. some cruise liners trying to figure out where to send those ships on their way here or back to florida. we've seen people frantically boarding up homes and businesses. and you can see the line of the people stocking up on food and supplies. the storm surge here could be as high as 15 feet.ey're preping r. tom? >> marcus, thank you. >>> we move on to the staffing shake-up at the white house. president trump's personal assistant at his side since day one of the administration has been forced to resign. kyra phillips joins us now. the

the storm hit north of miami and north of miami beach. but the devastation was felt here, the effects there were downed trees, there were homes without power. my own house in miami, ali, we were without power for five days. >> and i can see the urgency now even with my own family. my husband two years ago was like, oh, it's going to be fine and again we didn't have power for five days. this time he is frantically calling me. my sister was in line for gas for 20 minutes. water is running out in some of the local grocery stores. doesn't mean that they won't restock that water, but people three days out are definitely making preparations. here in miami beach, they are pumping out the water with vacuum trucks. the they are installing temporary generators. they are boarding up. let's listen to what jimmy morlz told me earlier before. >> we are a barrier island with a lot of low-lying areas. so we are at the front line of any kind of hurricane like this. so we have to prepare. and we don't have a lot of time because it's one thing to take care

good luck to everybody down in miami. as i like to say throughout the state, this is a serious, serious potential disaster. we're going to have a lot more on the breaking news coming up as millions of people in florida race to get ready for hurricane dorian. we're going to have live updates from the national hurricane center when we come back. appy b] ♪ ♪ don't get mad, put those years to work with e*trade. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. . >>> in answering a reporter's questions on the south lawn of the white house. he's getting ready to head over to camp david out in maryland for the weekend. that's where he's going to be monitoring the storm. here he is, the pr

on the brief today, jonathan 11 from miami on hurricane dorian headed to the east coast of florida. emma kenny onn, what the narrowing lead of kenneth were president means, and teslas lead in china. let's go to you down in miami. what we expected to hit land. >> looking at labor day at this point. it is a slow moving storm and the schedule has been changing constantly. this could end up landing as a category 4 storm which is no joke. winds, even aour place like south florida which is compared for this kind of thing, constantly preparing for something like this, you can never be ready. david: we will come back to you and talk with that might mean for florida. in the meantime, let's go to emma in washington. we lost kristen gillibrand yesterday. how many more do we have to lose?

a pesar de que el joven tiene una primer manerageorgia y miami su futuro es incierto.? >> montÁndose en ese aviÓn lo hizo porque tenÍa miedo por alguna razÓn en cuba. tambiÉn que si lo devuelven ahora, las consecuencias, castigo, cÁrcel. >> el joven puede pedir asilo bajo el concepto de miedo creÍble. falta que se le otorgue una entrevista para que presente su caso. estos procesos se basan en los mÉritos y también en la discreciÓn de los oficiales migratorios.la espera continÚa. ilia: autoridades de guadalupe en el estado de nuevo mÉxico, informaron de la explosiÓn de un camiÓn cisterna o pipa de gasolina, varias vÍas fueron cerradas y se evacuÓ la zona. el vehÍculo transportaba 25,000 l de combustible que se derramaron. se desconoce el nÚmero de heridos o vÍctimas mortales. >> el nuevo embajador estados unidos en mÉxico llegÓ a la ciudad de mÉxico para ocupar uno de los puestos diplomÁticos mÁs importantes de washington y que ha estado desocupado durante mÁs de un aÑo. dijo a su arribo, llego con la mano extendida. estados unidos gana cuando hay un mÉxico prÓspero y e

florida this week, the miami dea team sniffing out the florida this week, the miami dea team sniffing out the illegal distribution of opioids. in three days, 290 arrests, 3.3 million in assets, and more than 600 pounds of illicit drugs. >> we're trying to get ahead of this problem and we're trying to reduce fatalities in our communities. reduce fatalities in our communities. >> reporter: a manager at t >> reporter: a manager at this convenience store arrested for and also the streets. selling heroin and cocaine tied to multiple overdose deaths. agents hitting stores and also the streets. dea agents have initiated a traffic stop after their surveillance captured a hand to hand drug sell most l liw america's most deadly drug we got a close up look at what's been taken into evidence taken into >> people are dying. it's a terrible trend that we're seeing for sure. >> reporter: agents wear protective suits to avoid all contact with the dangerous chemicals. dealers now combining the drug with others like cocaine to make products more potent and more addictive. >> we know that someone died b

miami at trump dural, craig. one of the many headlines that's come out of this extensive news conference. he gets ready to hop on air force one and head back to your neck of the woods, back to the east coast to washington. let me sort of highlight here a couple of the biggest headlines. on iran -- and president rohani of iran, which would be a very significant development. i think what you heard from the president standing alongside macron is that he's not quite ready to do that, at least not right now, the conditions are not in place to do that over the next two or three weeks if you're looking at that window of a timeline here. the president also talked extensively about the issue of china trade. and reporters here in the room are trying to get -- listen, what changed? what is making president trump so optimistic now about a potential breakthrough when it comes to these trade talks? china has been saying that it's looking for a deal, and president trump wants a deal. but yet he is sounding this new note of opti

it could hit miami had on. it could miss miami. it could miss the state. it could hit anywhere in the state. it's a problem for us. but, you know, we'd rather be safe than the sorry. a very conservative approach to that, it may be we inconvenience some people for some time. we have people evacuate and nothing happens. you know what? it's better than nothing happen happens. we make that call all the time down here. last time we had hurricane mode, looking to have a 185-mile-per-hour storms were never seen nothing like that. ordered 655 people to evacuate. it ended up being a category one coming through miami. but better safe than sorry. i guess that's why i got elected, that's why i have to make those calls be very countable making these calls. i'm a former fire chief. i was the former fire chief miami when hurricane andrew came through. we handled them better than anyone in the nation. glad all the support we are getting from the state and federal government. we've got a lot of experience down here. we learn with every single storm something you and i'm su

a partir del domingo de la tarde los vientos se irÁn intensificando y desde miami hasta fort pierre la del ocÉano por los vientos de dorian podrÍan hacer subir los niveles de la costa, la temible marejada ciclÓnica que podrÍa afectar todo el litoral. tenemos vientos, marejada ciclÓnica y mucha lluvia asÍ que el peligro puede ser muy elevado. >> albert, que agradecimos por estar en la ediciÓn digital. carolina: recordemos que durante el aÑo 2005 el huracÁn katrina toca tierra en luisiana con categorÍa tres. despuÉs el huracÁn sandy tocÓ tierracomo categorÍa dos así que estamos hablando de que pudiera ser devastador. >> todavÍa estas importante las vaya los supermercados, compre agua, comida medicinas. carolina: intente pedir por internet agua y ya no habÍa. >> vamos a ver algunos videos que se han publicado en las redes sociales de las las vÍrgenes por donde ya pasÓ dorian. no dejo muertes pero dejÓ daÑos de gran dimensión. aquÍ podemos ver olas de mucho tamaÑo y escombros por la zona costera. carolina: este otro vÍdeo fue grabado desde un depala fuerza categorÍa uno.Árboles y tambiÉn c

and just the people i have spoken to in miami and miami beach, they are anxious.up city buildings here. i spoke to my sister. we live here. she said she spent 20 minutes trying to get gas today. she went to two grocery stores. it doesn't mean they won't restock. it means people here in south florida are not taking this storm lightly. here in miami beach, this is a barrier island. there is a lot of low lying areas. authorities tell me there are no shelters here. earlier, i spoke to city manager and this was his message to the public here. >> we started messaging to our residents to do personal preparations, be ready regardless of what happens. we are working with businesses to make sure they are closing sidewalk cafes by saturday. we're going out and clearing debris. anything that can become flying debris and create damage. we're doing all the things to be ready including preparing for recovery. >> reporter: this storm right now looks to be very wide. it looks like it could possibly hit florida as a category 4. it's been so unpredictable so far. we were covering in

already miami beach is flooding.ct of king tides which of course are the highest of the highest tides. so we're very concerned and we're preparing for the worst. >> how are you preparing? >> well, we're doing everything we can both the mayor of miami-dade county and the governor have already issued warnings in the community and everybody is gassing up. they're boarding up their houses, they're putting their shutters in place. they're getting seven days of food and water because that's our estimate. this is going to go on for awhile from every evidence we have. it's not just going to be one hit. it's going to go on for two or three days. >> as of now, any evacuation orders planned? >> none so far. just preparations for everyone to stay in their own homes at the moment. i would not be surprised. i'll be at the operation center tomorrow to talk to the mayor and see where we'll go from there. we're not very precise where it will hit. we do know that it will have a huge effect in miami-dade county, in south florida, and a

. >> se armÓ tremendo problema con la llegada de belinda al aeropuerto de miami, donde se esperaba queemos imÁgenes. >> los yankees barrieron a los marineros de seattle, tenemos los detalles en dallas texas fanÁtico de juan gabriel armaron una gran fiesta para recordar a juan gabriel y hasta hicieron concurso de talento, desde mÉxico te contaremos que pasÓ con el museo de juan gabriel a iba inaugurar silvia urquidi y le diremos si quedÓ cerrado para siempre. >> tambiÉn te enamoraste, pero tu pareja ya tiene hijos? te daremos las claves para ver si funcionarÁ. >> descubre cÓmo combinar las prenda que tus hijos tienen en el clÓset para que luzcan a la moda cada dÍa de la semana si no tienen uniforme. >> atenciÓn si eres de los que piden comida a domicilio tu repartidor la abriÓ en el camino. >> en la mÚsica hoy tendremos estreno y tambiÉn quien creen que estÁ aquÍ con nosotros, la patrona del corrido quien ademÁs nos cuenta sobre su controversial relaciÓn con la familia rivera, aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" mÁs cerca de ti ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ camila no corras

miami completely out of the mix now here.ld see some minor flooding but we're still going to watch the storm surge. the big-time change, if you are in the carolinas, south carolina, charleston to north carolina as well, i'm even going to throw atlanta into the mix of this as well. look how north the cone starts to go here, even macon, you're in as well here. potential storm surge. this is the big-time change here. potential landfall now just out of the south carolina coast. charleston, myrtle beach you're in on that as well. so still we have a ton of time here, the cone of certainty is still very large but that's a huge change. i want to talk about our model data. the european is really starting to come into agreement with all of our models here. look at how it barely touches the coastal areas of south florida here. so we're going to watch this. this is actually the left quadrant of the storm. so, this is the lighter side. the right quadrant is where you'll see the gustier winds and damaging winds from this potential hurrican

joining me on the phone is the mayor of miami, francis suarez. mr.ayor, thank you so much for being with us. tell us what you're expecting right now and what steps the city is taking to prepare for this storm. >> well, we're monitoring the system very closely. obviously we have seen a variety of different kinds of storms over the past few decades, hurricane andrew was an intense wind event where we had winds that were sustained over 200 miles an hour. irma by contrast was an extremely wet event. there was a lower intensity wind but it brought a 6 to 8-foot storm surge and much of the city was under water. we've been very aggressive since irma making the city much more water resilient. we changed our building codes after andrew and we are extremely, you know, all our buildings are very, very wind resistant. what we've been doing is checking our pump systems. we're about ready to open our emergency operations center and checking to make sure everything is functioning properly. and also there are things that are somewhat out of our control as a city lik

and miami beach.king this lightly. as you mentioned, this is a very wide storm. forecasters say it could be potentially the worst storm to hit central florida. here in miami, already with hurricane irma it was raining for days. people are making preparations especially here in miami beach which is a low lying area. i want to bring in the director of public works. tell me what is the sentiment here on the ground? is there a sense of urgency? >> there is a sense of urgency. we are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. we are a low lying barrier island and subject to flooding. we're preparing for a direct hit. >> how is the city preparing. >> we're installing portable water pumps all around the city in the low lying areas. so when we receive any type of surge we'll be able to recover quickly. >> reporter: how many people are we talking about just here in miami beach? >> we are 90,000 permanent residents. on any given weekend we have 250,000 visitors here, also. this is a holiday weekend coming

mayor oliver gilbert iii of miami gardens florida. i want to go 65 miles north and bring you mariana atencio who is in palm beach. you've been talking to a lot of people there including the mayor. let's talk about this because as things stand now and it could change a lot between now and monday evening, but you're kind of where that storm is heading right now. how are people around you bracing for this, and what could be not just a serious storm but a multi-day event? >> reporter: ali, people are anxious because you said it. right now it looks like this monster of a storm could be headed right this way. i just spoke to the mayor, and he said the main thing for him right now is making sure that he is coordinating police efforts, firefighters, city officials to make sure that everyone is working in conjunction. he said the most important thing is actually going to be the aftermath of the storm, the flooding, the rainfall totals, and that debris flying around. and of course hurricane irma for a city like palm beach gardens was the best e

a picture-perfect day on miami beach.d never get that a dangerous menace is on the move ready to strike somewhere along florida's east coast. same story on the gulf coast. this is the scene on clearwater beach. likely one of the last sunny days before hurricane dorian comes ashore. it's expected to grow into a potentially category four storm. ken graham joins us from the national hurricane center. you have always done yeomans work down there. you have a lot of people in an around the florida area that have to evacuate soon and they don't know where to go. when are we going to have a better timeline on the precision of this storm? >> yeah, you know, we always want to get the most accurate forecast we can. when you get to the extended portion of the forecast, it's tough. so that's why we're looking at the cone. we're telling people just be prepared. you can still see the center. the strongest portion along the coast. one of the big things to realize, we have today, tomorrow and we also have sunday to get ready. we're not se

>>aquÍ tenemos entendido que el individuo que amenazÓ con exterminar a los latinos en miami podrÍa seryland pero fue arrestado en seattle, lo acusan de haber enviado cientos de mensajes a travÉs de facebook a residentes hispanos de miami. >>la casa blanca estarÍa para anunciar cambios del acuerdo flores para mantener a las unidades familiares detenidos de manera indefinida y asÍ los rep portal diario y es que este acuerdo le prohÍbe al gobierno tener menores de edad en centros de detenciÓn por un periodo que exceda los 20 dÍas, las autoridades han procesado y liberado a decenas de familias esperando que se presenten en cortes de inmigraciÓn. a propÓsito del tema la secretaria de relaciones exteriores estima que hay 25.000 estudiantes parados, 11.000 de ellos devueltos por estados unidos en espera de su audiencia en una corte migratoria, tijuana es una de esas ciudades y por esto las instancias estÁn abarrotadas y ya no tienen cupo. un pequeÑo grupo de hondureÑos habilita lo que serÁ el primer albergue de centroamericanas en tijuana, la iniciativa nace a raÍz de la política de gobierno

she joins us live from miami. but still mariana atencio in miami, florida.e mayor isn't taking a chance of it letting up, and there you see boarded-up windows. this is smart. >> reporter: alex, as you drive through the community, you can see many businesses boarding up. the dunkin' donuts across the street boarding up as well. i have to say i've been covering this from miami beach all the way to the east coast, and there is a change in the mood. people are sort of relaxing a little bit with a change in the forecast, but that's exactly what authorities don't want to see. we heard governor desantis say any bump to the east could potentially put a lot of these communities back at risk. as you mentioned, many of these beachside cities, communities along the east coast of florida are still in the crosshairs, still in that cone of uncertainty. here in del ray which is about 60 miles west of the palm beach, sandbags running out in less than an hour, people boarding up, and the mayor telling me they're in full preparedness mode. this is the message from her constitu

because in miami, miami beach, is it didn't have to rain for water to start bubbling up from streets.he cities that has been very aggressive when it comes to climate change. that's a great thing. that's why people here are very proactive, you can see people are putting sandbags in their cars, taking them home. again, christi and victor, the good news is that miami is outside of the cone of uncertainty, you can see people here still preparing. >> as they should. rosa flores, thank you so much. >>> so, we want to go to allison chinchar right now, we know as people are preparing as we just saw from rosa, there are certain things that you need more than others. and you don't always know exactly what that is perhaps unless you're been through something like this. >> what should people stock up? >> the obvious, flashlights, water, radio. water is the obvious, but do you know how much you need? here's the general rule of thumb, one gallon per person per day. a family of five, you're going to need five gallons per day that you end up having to ride out the storm. keep in mind, you don't lose

miami 0saka was thinking when she stepped back out on courtm miami 0saka was thinking when she steppedut on court. it cannot be easy defending a grand slam title for the first time and naomi 0saka had a lot of hard work in the match against the world number 84 from russia. she took it six games to four but at the moment she is about to face a second set point. patrick a bit gone through comfortably. and grabbing your muguruza has been beaten by alison riske of the united states. we had that wobbly but winning start from roger federer, novak djokovic looking strong and we will get to see rafa nadal in a few hours. miami sucker hasjust saved the second of those set plays. —— 0saka. rafa nadal says his knees are feeling better than the last time when he had to pull out. simona halep will also be playing shortly. and coco gauff, the 15—year—old who beat venus williams at wimbledon is back and she will play a bit later on. this is the fourth event she has been given a wild card for, in this year, feared that she turned 15. and thatis year, feared that she turned 15. and that is technically

new york miami say no more get on the floor ♪ >> we'll see.heir own decisions over there. ♪ get on the floor >> in an "e.t." exclusive last month, j.lo said she would consider it -- and here's why it would make so much sense -- >> j.lo already has a key to the city of miami. >> thank you very much. >> and here's -- ♪ another one >> her "dinero" collaborator dj khaled? well, he just happens to be one of jay z's roc nation artists. >> i can't wait to see how he elevates this. by the way, super bowl 54 will be played in miami february 2nd. >> i'm so excited for you, 50 yard ticket. have a barbecue and tailgate. >>> celebrating another live event "america's got talent." julianne hough opened to me. >> people are going to take whatever headlines they want to take -- >> and hey did. >> and they did. and that's totally fine and i get that. but at the end of the day, if i feel like i have something to hide, then that's not me being totally just like open. >> julianne admits she chooses to be with her hubby, even though she's "not straight." brooks lai

the president seems to be hinting at it for the next g7 in miami.urprise here in reality if the president chooses one of his own locations to host these leaders next time. it's been in his style so far. we've seen how much far a lamar has been used. of course, this is a president breaking the mold, and the world leaders here, if they didn't get it before, they get it now. >> nic, thanks so much. before you go, we have some sound from president trump talking about miami. this was just moments ago. take a listen. >> probably be in miami, right next to the international airport. great location. it's one of the biggest airports. it takes planes from everywhere. sometimes you have hours and hours of driving to get to certain locations. we're have -- you'll only have a five-minute drive, which is good. >> almost sounds like a pitch there from a pr guy talking about his own hotel. >> nic, look, this is always unprecedented, but we're talking about his own property, where profits and revenues are down steep from 2015 to 2018. how unprecedented is this, and

places like miami, ft. lauderdale, or does it veer just a little bit to the north and hit more of the central locations near the space coast areas. maybe around melbourne. the other question is, when does it make that turn north. the slower it does that, the more time it has to dump a tremendous amount of rain across florida. we have hurricane watches in effect for portions of the bahamas right now, likely to add some of those to florida as we head into the weekend. and we get closer to that landfall point. the storm is stirred by a high pressure system here toward florida. the problem is, once we get toward tuesday, you have multiple atmospheric factors in play, that could stall this storm out. in doing so, rainfall becomes a major factor, what you're looking at here is the european model, this favors more of the southern half of florida ending up getting the majority of the rain, we're talking 10 to 20 inches of rain. because this effectively keeps it very, very slow as it slides north along the florida p

. >> la ciudad se encuentra a dos horas de miami, con unos modelos de proyecciÓn podr aqÍ podrÍa endelte viene dorian llegarÁ el lunes en la madrugada al estado de la florida pero tambiÉn habrÁ que mencionar que sus efectos podrÍan comenzar a sentirse el domingo. es un huracÁn categorÍa uno que tiene vientos sostenidos de 85 millas por hora pero de acuerdo con el centro nacional de huracanes podrÍa alcanzar la categorÍa cuatro que son vientos superiores a las 130 millas por hora. y pueden causar daÑos catastrÓficos por eso el gobernador rond de santis ha hecho un llamado a los meridi o meridianos para que estÉn atentos y no les vaya a tomar por sorpresa. >> en casi todo el paÍs muchos se preparan para disfrutar de las minivacaciones del dÍa del trabajo, el prÓximo lunes es c cuando el huracÁn dorian tocarÍa la costa este de florida en los condados mÁs prÓximos al impacto de dorian la gente se prepar >> residentes del Área de miami-dade se ha lanzado desde esta msuaÑanrmercados para comprar vÍveres y agua embotellada han estado llevando a lo largo de la maÑana algunos de ellos nos dicen

estoy en una tienda walmart en miami.r que es una tienda 24 horas pero desde muy temprano la gente comenzaba aquello que necesita para poder protegerse por cualquier cosa que pueda pasar con este huracÁn que no se sabe si impactarÁ por esta zona de miami. lo cierto es que en esta tienda que es la que mÁs ven dentro del paÍs en esta circunstancias es cuando mÁs se ve porque incluso gente de otra zona viene a buscar agua, pilas, baterÍas y cualquier cosa que necesite para poder acometer la emergencia. esto demuestra que la gente estÁ inmersa en la dinÁmica de prevenir y asÍ se los muestro en el siguiente informe. esta maÑana en florida la gente llena sus tanques de gasolina mientras el agua embotellada vuela de los estantes. la alarma estÉ encendida por las autoridades llamando a todos a prepararse para la llegada de dorian el fin de semana y la gente estÁ cumpliendo. >> hay que abastecerse en este tipo de emergencias. >> de hecho pensÉ que viniendo en el dÍa de hoy evitaría finas y que no encontrarÍa tanta gente. >> los fl

people here in miami beach have been in line getting these sandbags. there is seasonal king tide going on right now. so you don't even have to have rain in miami for water to start bubbling up and flooding some of these neighborhoods, so people here take this very seriously. they have been getting sandbags all morning, taking them to their homes, preparing, even though like i said according to our cnn weather center miami is outside of that cone of uncertainty. but i think the word for this hurricane is uncertainty, at least it has been so far. chr christi and victor. >> we are waiting for a news conference to start. carlos jimenez, the mayor of miami-dade scheduled to start here in a few moments. t we will bring that to you. you see that podium there on the right of your screen. now, as we have said that dorian may have veered away from florida, still not clear of trouble. >> yeah, and governor ron desantis very well aware of that. listen to what he's saying. >> there is still significant chance of a strike on the state of florida. if you look at that

el aeropuerto internacional de miami.uerto internacional de miami en donde se preveÍa un grupo de personas que viajarÍan a nivel nacional. 17.5 millones de personas se espera que aborden un aviÓn en el aeropuerto de miami. en este momento las lÍneas estÁn un poco mÁs congestionadas de lo usual. si nos fijamos en esta tabla en donde muestran los vuelos que estÁn saliendo no hay niuno cancelado sÓlo hay uno poco retrasado pero no se ha cancelado ningÚn vuelo. de las aerolÍneas y las autoridades prevÉn y alertan a los pasajeros de que tomen las medidas necesarias. son nueve las aerolÍneas afectadasque comienzan a cancelar vuelos. la mayorÍa estÁn en el caribe. las aerolÍneas piden hacer los cambios con anticipaciÓny recordar que esto es para fechas y para rutas especÍficas. se les pide llegar con dos horas de anticipaciÓn y tres horas para vuelos internacionales. 12 cruceros han cambiado su ruta para esquivar los fuertes vientos y lluvias. la empresa de royal caribe han cerrado por una semana. los aviones se preparan para mo

miami, and others they encourage you to check the airlines before you go.al say when it stop operations altogether. travelers we talked to are on edge and especially the people who have homes in the path of the storm and aren't there right now to take care of business. >> just going to pray that it will go away. >> i have lots of concerns right now. i'm really stressed out. >> i'm going home a couple of days earlier. my pets are there, we don't know if i can kweet a flight back. >> a 4% increase from last year at this point. several airlines have issued waivers for change fees and delta for pets. and lifting travel restrictions for unaccompanied minors. a lot is going to change before dorian makes landfall and anybody travelling over the holiday weekend is likely to feel some impact. kristin: some like delta are adding flights out of florida to get people out of harm's way, leland. leland: federal appeals courts say that travelers, those travelling any day, suing over mistreatment by tsa and the judges said that tsa agents can act like law enforcement offic

>> yes, we have a tremendous amount of construction going on in miami and the miami economy has been booming. as a result we have cranes throughout the downtown area, the brickell area. and as we have seen hurricane irma we actually had a failure of two of these cranes. now, these cranes are designed to what we call wind vane in these high winds so that they turn with the storm. but again the cranes are not necessarily designed for the types of wind speeds we could potentially see, so it's always a concern. so one of the things we've done is we've been able to have the ability to geofence a certain area and inform residents if we have a concern about a crane within their area. we can actually as we did with hurricane irma direct people to move from one side of a building to another. >> and one of the things about this storm is could really slow down over the peninsula and inch its way up which means hurricane force winds, the pounding rain could be there for some time which hampers your efforts. what message to do you want to get to people about getting ready now because there might

. >> joining us now from miami, julia, you are outside a gas station there, costco in miami. how are people feeling? >> reporter: we've talked to people who say they had trouble looking for gas overnight. some people say they wanted to get up early while people are still asleep. this spot here, they have enough capacity for 90,000 gallons. we know from triple a, across the state, there is plenty of gas. the governor has ordered state highway patrol to escort tankers to get to the spots where they need to deliver gas. just this morning, we have mike who has been filling up some containers. [speaking non-english ] just like everybody else, getting prepared, filling up the containers for agagenerators. preparing and will be with his children and his wife. >> again, this morning, this place has plenty of gas. that is something that has been hard to find here. they are expecting five trucks to deliver to this spot. they tell me they did not run out of gas yesterday. they are not expecting to run out either today. definitely people waking up trying to beat the lines. yesterday was

me encuentro en el centro de bÚsqueda y rescate de la ciudad de miami donde aquÍ se preparan para lorofe. gracias por acompaÑarnos. >> estamos preparÁndonos ahora para el huracÁn dorian y lo que estÁn viendo es las preparaciones que estamos tomando por si el huracÁn nos afecta en miami o en todo el estado de la florida. >> ustÉ me estaba comentando que este es parte del equipo que tiene. este automÓvil puede entrar a cualquier Área donde hay inundaciones. con quÉ equipos cuentan? >> lo que hemos aprendido de los huracanes como en texas cuando hubo inundaciones, es que no podÍamos entrar en ciertos lugares, entonces agarramos estos camiones este . >> aquÍ vemos un tipo de lanchas y botes que los usan para este operativo. >> asÍ es. con esto pueden entrar a las inundaciones aunque no sean muy profundas y podrÁn entrar para rescatar a las personas. pero no es solamente el equipo sino tambiÉn el entrenamiento del personal que lo va a manejar. vemos que ya estÁn listos para responder. cuando nos llamen y nos den la orden, nosotros podremos meternos en la carretera inmediatamente. >> menci

in miami, gainesville, fort myers. the governor ordered to escort fuel tankers to replenish supplies. ed to cam david. this hurricane is looking like this could be a record setting hurricane, maybe things change. >> the president and vice president were briefed by acting fema director, the post has gone unfilled since february. >> people traveling may feel the effects of hurricane dorian. more on what's happening with travelers in and out of orlando and other parts of florida. >> sfo has several airlines that run direct flights. passengers said things were smooth, orlando international announced it will close on monday and that could have a ripple effect nationwide. >> passengers arrived at sfo from orlando. >> the flight was full. >> some flad a glad to leave before hurricane dorian. >> rick wolff says they decided to take their holiday trip even if the storm meant extra precautions. >> the stores were running out of especially bottled water. the shelves were empty. gas lines, people trying to fill up fast for the gen

we go to miami right now to be joined by casey frank, the miami herald's senior editor for investigations. the newspapers multipart series published in november is largely credited with reopening the epstein case. casey frank, thank you for joining us. welcome back to democracy now! first, share your response when you heard the news on saturday. authorities saying that jeffrey epstein hanged himself in his cell. s surprised.ut not jejeffrey epstein would haveve n a person w who would enter the jail system up there with blinking the on sinino was a "potentitial suicide risk"k" anf course thahat was the incident where heate july perhaps attempted to kill himself. the details on the incident are a little bit murky. so what really surprised me was to find out he was not, at the time of his death, on suicide watch. is extremelythis significant. he had attempted suicide in july. many people thought, as you said, he was still on suicide watch. they only learned after his death that authorities took him off suicide watch and put him in a cell. the protocol is, if you're taken off suicide watch, y

i decided miami was over for me. back to new york. my parents had taken my sister and i on lots of trips to canada. she like to stop and look at the art gallery art gallery on the way back. it was very famous for its musician residents. at the time they called butterfield. in any case. woodstock did have this history going back to the early night teen hundreds of bni being a arts community. not only free thinkers but musicians and artists and the perfect place for michael to have these interests. but also participated in some events. tell me about the sound offs there that added to your ideas of an outdoor festival after your miami experience? >> the local realtor. every weekend she ran these concerts at the farm. 6 inches off the ground. and the amazing way to see music. he would get a crowd of three to 400 people. they would come and go from town. most of the music was local. it was an amazing array of talents. and so comfortable and natural to be in this environments. it occurred to me then that this was the best way i started to t

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

. >> reporter: i'm morgan chesky in miami where dorian's already wreaking havoc by land, sea, and air on a busy holiday weekend. >> we're leaving today we're going to be gone before it thinks about hitting >> reporter: flights filling up statewide as many cut their trip short or cancel them altogether. >> how excited are you to get back home to tennessee altogether. >> how excited are you to get back home to tennessee? >> man, words can't explain. >> reporter: no mandatory evacuations yet, but drivers getting ready. >> man, words can't explain. >> reporter: no mandatory evacuations yet, but drivers getting ready. still finding fuel in short supply florida's governor saying half of miami stations have run em >> we're constantly having trucks being refuelled at the ports and then going to fill up (. as crowds swarm the new star wars galaxy's edge attraction. on the water, cruiselines aren't taking any chances carnival cancelling and rerouting trips to the bahamas along with royal caribbean nerves on edge for anyone getting out of town before dorian blows in. >> what are you thinking wha

miami florida. 8 years ago a $5.00 earthquake magnitude earthquake hit the u.s. state of the genea it was strong enough to crack the washington monument and cole's $20000000.00 in damage to the national cathedral today stonemasons a still repairing the gothic style what an earthquake ship loose. my name is sean callahan i'm a stonemason stand stone carver at the washington national cathedral in washington d.c. by basically has knocked on the door one day and asked for a job and that's how i ended up here as an apprentice and i was 987. when i 1st came here i relished the opportunity it was very exciting and unique and over time it becomes who you are. when i came here vince plummer was the master carver i think the last one hired actually. over the years you build a breath of dollars i got a repertoire of chefs and skills so each piece you do will inform the next piece you work on when we had the earthquake here it was months before even got the building back open structurally what happened to us wasn't too bad it was a lot of things on the outside but we still h