miami before.that's how robust our destination is, how much demand for travel to miami, to south florida, if you will. and that's -- we expect more. some low cost. it hasn't stopped. it's coming back. but international tourism, and get the cruise industry going. it's a big, big, big market. not only for the global headquarters for the largest cruise lines in the world are located in miami. corporate global headquarters. you talk about diversifying the economy. these are global headquarters. the number one trade show in the world, cruise shipping miami, you know the number two cruise show doesn't exist. cruise shipping miami every year when it's back in miami, the entire world. you can't go to another city in the world that has a port because the people are all in miami for cruise shipping miami. ships, global headquarters and meetings and conventions. >> if you think about it, what the federal government can do is what senator sullivan and i have been working on. the cdc has been really slow. it's

this is a huge industry for miami.downtown miami the cruise lines are probably the biggest purchaser of hotel rooms all year. >> in my stated is huge for the small businesses. so many thousands of employees, so we try to salvage and we are getting there. but the cdc has to keep the pedal to the metal and don't forget about the great state of alaska as well and salvage this summer so we will keep working together. this issue goes more to the international side, but normally they are good neighbors including russia. they closed the borders. we are talking about international travel. people can't even drive to my state. ait's been very frustrating. do you have a message for the neighbors hear about tourism, a lot go to canada for tourism and that obviously hasn't happened but what is your sense of there and if you could also comment on my visit america act we are getting ready to introduce that again. we think that is a really important bill to bring in for the international tourists to elevate as an important council of

the miami gardens portion of miami dade county. it happened at a banquet hall where there was a concert that had been held, sometime between 12:00 and 1 am was when all hell broke down on people. they're >> all right, we've got much more ahead. all eyes be on democrats after senate republicans block the independent january 6th commission. so what is their next move? we're live on capitol hill, next. l hill next [sfx: kids laughing] [sfx: bikes passing] [sfx: fire truck siren] onstar, we see them. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you, onstar. ♪ my son, is he okay? your son's fine. thank you. there was something in the road... it's okay. you're safe now. as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now,

i know you are focusing on miami. do you think miami could be the next silicon valley?here are doubters. jon: i definitely think it has a shot. covid changed how we work, where people live, how we operate companies. . i am seeing a lot o -- alot of people coming to miami. we are starting companies here. honestly it feels of new york back in 2003 when i started shutterstock. emily: talking about some of the skeptics, and investors said it is no surprise some investors might leaving silicon valley but that is not what matters. he says to have a vibrant ecosystem, you need three independent public companies north of a $10 billion market cap. seattle has it, new york has it. l.a. is close. he also says there is a massive network effect for a functional executive to be in the bay area. you can always take risks because there is always another job. moving away has no such insurance. would you pushback on that? jon: yes. i started shutterstock in new york in 2003. we literally created the tech scene there. it was shutterstock and a few other companies. and we made it happen. i

this is considered to be the miami gardens area of miami-dade county. we're told this incident happened shortly after midnight where people were outside this club, a banquet hall for a concert. the authorities are saying the suspects got out of the vehicle, an suv, three of them and shot indiscriminately into the crowd. >> we haven't gotten any word on whether the people have been apprehended. jim, before we ask you any questions, we have some sound of when this was called in. >> multiple patients with gsw, reask you response, palmetto. >> about three to four patients. i have one patient shot below the groin, second patient shot in the abdomen, third patient shot in the arm and the leg, patient number four is below the knee. >> obviously gsw standing for gunshot wound. we don't always like to report initial police chatter because some is unconcerned. so far, hearing someone shot in the groin, in the abdomen, in the arm and leg. >> this is a really horrific scene. assault weapons involved according to witnesses. three killers shooting into a crowd of par

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the search is on for three gunmen who left two dead and at least 20 injured outside of a miami concert. >>> it was a weekend that saw record pandemic crowds of over 135,000 athe indianapolis 500. sightseers flocking to national parks including the grand canyon plus today may be the busiest air travel day so far. >>> breaking overnight, a lone star state battle. texas democrats stage a walkout to stop debate on a restrictive voting bill. but the gop backed legislation whether be added to a special session. >>> why are beef and pork prices rising so quickly and will there be any relief soon >>> fighting fire with fire. the race to restore the endangered redwood trees has officials scrambling for solutions. >>> and paying tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice as we kick off your memorial day monday "early today" starts right now glad you're joining us early i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. we know it is early but we hope you're enjoying your memorial day so far right now millions of americans are traveling for the unofficial start to summer. the nation's airports an

speak to andy gallagher in miami for us. and what more do we know? well, this happened in the neighborhood of hi aliyah in miami, which is a very hispanic neighborhood. and we know that according to police reports and su v pulled up to what was a banquet hole being rented out for a concert. and people began shooting indiscriminately into the crowd that 2 people died, at least 20 more people injured. and the chief of police is saying that this he thinks was a targeted attack. all of this is cause coming up the back of a huge spike in getting violence in this country as the nation starts to pull out of the pandemic. but this is a serious shooting if the police are right and this was a targeted shooting. there are many questions that remain also, of course we don't quite know the condition of those 20 or so people that have been taken into various hospitals around miami, at least one or 2 of them said to be in critical condition. we're still waiting for details on what weapons were used in the shooting, but certainly a shocking event in a community. a v

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this is a banquet hall west of miami gardens. crowds gathered overnight for a concert. an suv pulled up in front of the banquet all after mid nights, three people fired indiscriminately at the crowd. the miami police department calls it another "targeted and cowardly act of gun violence." we'll continue to following the search for the shooters and updating you on air and onloin. >>> we continue to hear how victims are hero knick final moments and saved their co-workers' lives lp the sikh dmunt xh san jose is mourning the loss of their brother and hero, singh, one of the nine victims who lost his life saving his friends. friends and family gathered yesterday to heal and call for change. here's "today in the bay's" ginger conehojo saab. >> reporter: he's proud of how his brother lived out the last moments. >> his focus was saving other people. he never called his family between the moments. nobody received a message from him. >> reporter: karman is comforted by his faith community like the one that gathered outside the sikh temple in san jose, the temple opened its doors

boardwalks packed from miami to waikiki. across the northeast, a washout. >> no boating today. >> reporter: high winds and rain forcing folks indoors. >> the weather is not the best. >> reporter: but it was a record-breaking weekend at the box office "a quiet place part ii" expected to net nearly $60 million. the highest of any film during the pandemic signaling a hollywood comeback but all good things must come to an end the nation's airports bracing for what could be the busiest travel day in over a year. >> it's good to see people are going places but i wish not so many people were going right now >> reporter: it was a holiday weekend the nation needed, and a remind they're there is an end in sight 5 million people have traveled since thursday, and that's a record for now all projections that this is going to be a busy summer. so the tsa is hiring they're planning to bring on an additional 3,000 more officers by labor day phillip? >> things are only going to pick up from here, meagan, thanks >>> investigators have recover

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people brand miami, oh, miami's a hospitality town or just a retirement place.ment time. and for me, this is a movement. >> thank you all for coming here -- >> reporter: mayor frances suarez is a miami born republican and cuban american with an appreciation for traditions. he's waging a marketing campaign trying to lure entrepreneurs to miami with the goal of turning paradise city into tech's new frontier. that inviindication came in the effort of a tweet? >> it did. it got 2.7 million impressions. it was a tweet from the founders fund who said what if we move silicon valley to miami. called the tweet heard around the world. four words -- how can i help? >> that tweet and other by a leading silicon valley venture capitalist helped inspur entrepreneurs to flock to miami for a tech week in spring. the mayor embraced the moment by launching his tech talks and hosting business leaders in town hall-style conversations. >> we have very little homeless in comparison with major cities. very little crime in comparison with major cities. >> reporter: when you say you want

i've done business in miami, i do business in miami today, you understand the streets and the neighborhoods very well. and i don't want to ever make this a political thing and i don't ever want to make it a gun control issue. what i do want to make it is a solution issue. we know that we need to find a way to eradicate these problems. and there is no simple solution. and my $100,000 is nothing more than an attempt to create awareness around this particular issue in trying to find and solve this case. >> all right. and i know you talk about that area being close to your heart. we heard from natasha earlier in the last hour that local officials are concerned about kind of this violence that they're seeing as summer ramps up and more and more people are out, bigger crowds. what's it been like for you seeing this tragedy play out there, and kind of seeing, you know, again, more crowds and the potential for violence? as the summer goes on. >> well, i do worry about that, i worry about it whether it's summer or the middle of winter. the reality of it is is that across this country people are star

does miami have what it takes?tely think miami can be one of the top five tech centers in the country. people five years ago might have questioned whether austen could have done that, l.a. or new york. all three cities have become part of the top five. miami can be part of that in the next five years also because it is starting to get capital. it is starting to get engineers. engineers could be anywhere now. what you need is executives and entrepreneurs to start companies here. every day, there is three or four starting in miami these days. emily: one of the top five but not the top. is that what you are saying? >> having been in silicon valley for 20 years before i moved to miami, silicon valley will be a special place for a little while longer. it is going to take a whale for any city to catch up to the bay area from a tech standpoint. emily: all right, well, you will have to keep us posted on how that is shaking out. dpcm chair and ceo. thanks so much for taking the time today. coming up, chip crunch. the global

and he gallagher in miami. thank you. andy. fill a head on al jazeera australia and new zealand prime minister and meet in an effort to resolve differences on immigration and china. fast making this way, child one of the world's most polluted cities, is trying to clean up its fact with the help of electric vehicles. ah, ah hello, are monte rains have really ramped up the cross sumatra, and really the proof is in the numbers. so per day, $532.00 millimeters of rain so far this month. and we'll add even more to that when you consider typically about 315. so there's a heavy rain continuing on monday through the malay peninsula as well. but we're getting into some breaks across into china. so bangkok, pretty much a week of sunshine ahead for you off to the philippines and yeah, we've got tropical depression. dante move in northwest up the philippine see it is really turning up the sea and it is spreading rain across the philippines on monday and really the days to come off to china and along the pearl river valley are plum ra

more from miami in just a few minutes.want to say i'm looking forward to hurricane danny, but i can tell you based on my experience, it won't be that bad. >> we will see. >> let's hope so. >> we'll see. you're a little hurricane yourself for sure. >> that's what i'm saying. the bark is worse than the bite. rob, thank you very much. >>> here's what's coming up on "gma." we'll talk to the teenager who says she was forced to cut off her braids in the middle of a softball game. >>> and then preparing for hurricane season, the expected stormy season ahead and the importance of addressing climate change. i saw at the last minute the truck coming towards us. and i knew it's gonna hit on my side and i just... i remember hectic moments, everyone just panicking and a burning smell from the airbags my pixel started vibrating, it prompted me whether i needed to call 911. i don't ever really think about how's my phone going to save me today? at panera, we take care of dinnertime. we use fresh, clean ingredients to make mouthwatering ma

. >>> and terror at a miami concert. the manhunt for three suspects who fired at a crowd, leaving dozens injured. >>> plus, the alarming discovery that was not shared with local authorities before the vta mass shooting. i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. the heat is on and it's only the beginning. the first major warming trend of the year starting today. >> and looking live out at dublin now the east bay, seeing the highest temperatures today and it's only going to climb. a live look at the bay bridge as loathes of traffic on the bay bridge as you can see. sizzling temperatures and tail pipe exhaust are prompting the year's first spare the air alert. tomorrow, in part because traffic is returning to prepandemic levels generating a lot of smog. >> and darren peck is here to talk about whether or not we're going to set some records tomorrow. >> we probably will. that's that camera in front of dublin again, livermore is 90 right now. 94 in concord and nose numbers are about 20 degrees warmer than they were yes

port miami, park and ever, and what of galveston. carnival says it's another step closer to putting three ships in service in july. it is yet to be seen if they start with volunteer passengers on full sailings. >>> citing the recent rise in unruly passengers, american airlines said it won't offer alcoholic beverages in the main cabin until at least september. beverage service was halted last year at the start of the pandemic, to limit contact between passengers and flight attendants. the airline sent a memo saying the pause is going to continue. passengers who sit in first or business class will still be able to get a drink on the flight. >>> amid the travel news and busy holiday weekend, transportation secretary pete buttigieg will be on this week with george stephanopoulos. we will talk about president biden's proposed infrastructure spending plan and the proposal from republicans. >> we have stayed within the boundaries of our original plan. i think that's what the american people think of when they think of infrastructure, and th

victor oquendo is in miami tonight. >>> packing the stands. the indy 500 today believed to be the largest sporting event in the world since the pandemic began. this as millions of americans continue to pass through airports across the country. many reuniting with loved ones for the first time in more than a year. but tonight concern over a new variant overseas as the daily vaccination rate plunges 60% since its peak in april.

esta noche le diremos cÓmo se vive el anuncio en la concurrida ciudad de miami beach.hes, el equipo de rescatistas. nos cuentan su experiencia de cÓmo se abrieron paso entre los escombros hasta llegar a la zona de los heridos y de los cuerpos mutilados, alejandro madrigal tiene sus testimonios. >> el momento en que el equipo de respuesta inmediata logra recuperar a uno de los Últimos cuervos de la tragedia del tren de la muerte. >> nosotros rescatamos toda la cantidad de gente que podemos. >> entrar hasta llegar a los atrapados y heridos, sus cÁmaras atestiguaron cÓmo se atienden a las vÍctimas. >> empezamos a sacar a mucha gente, habÍa desde niÑos y personas de la tercera edad, era un desastre muy grande, muchos sentimientos encontrados. >> su comandante ha estado en catÁstrofe, los daÑos pueden estar en varias estructuras. >> yo fui investigador de accidente y esa me fallÓ, hay que mutilar todo. trabajaron para sacar a los tripulantesde este auto. >> fue algo muy impresionante. >> no van a mover una sola piedra, la realidad es otra, comenzaron a llevarse parte del as

la frontera sur de texas, valeria y mariana fueron entregadas a la tía yolanda en un aeropuerto en miamipezar una nueva vida. >> me siento feliz po mis hijas que están con la tía por fin, tanto tiempo y la verdad ahora sí a sonreír . >> por videollamada los padres hablaron con las niñas por primera vez luego de entrar por el monte a estados unidos, mariana les pguntó por qué no estaban con ella . >> (información en pantalla) bueno, dame la cara, enseña la cara (risas) . >> horas antes, ambos en exclusiva para noticias telemundo explicaron sus razones de por qué dejaron a sus hijas con tres niñas al lado del rio las niñas no quedaron solas, tenían comida, sé que ellas quedaron con comida, agua, leche. >> les dejaron ustedes ahí . >> sí, todo lo tenn ellas y hasta con una cobija con suéteres, todo. >> ¿qué sentías ver a tus hijas ahí?. >> me dolió más por la bebé, es una bebé bien pequeña y todo, yo en ese momento no la quería dejar ahí . >> con las niñas que las tiene yolanda, la tía, cuál es el sentir ahora de ustedes?. >> la felicidad que están mis hijas ahí . >> en el monte estuvieron

, miami dade county with the very latest.nhunt is underway after a deadly shooting in florida. gunfire rang out early sunday morning outside of a banquet hall in miami dade county, where a release party for a local rapper was going on, police said. a small crowd was gathered outside the venue when three suspects drove up in a white suv and started shooting indiscriminately with assault rifles and handguns. unfortunately multiple people were shot. as of right now we have 20 to 25 victims at various hospitals around the community, as well as. two deceased victims on the scene. authorities believe the shooting was targeted. the miami dade police department is asking anyone with information about the suspects to come forward. a television personality from the area is also offering a $100,000 to help authorities arrest and convict those responsible for the shooting. this type of gun violence has to stop every weekend. it's the same thing this is targeted. this is definitely not random. um i've my condolences to the families and to

what in the next time you're in miami? hopefully absolutely and just remind a reminder to everyone that you can order the book a books and books and that we would love it if you would. and again, thank you for to everyone watching from everywhere. stay safe. and fly safe. yeah why thank you so much. thank you. here university of north carolina charlotte history professor karen cox discusses, her book. no common ground confederate monuments and the ongoing fight for racial justice which recounts the creation of confederate monuments and the generations of protesters and defenders who've debated their presence. the abraham lincoln book shop in chicago posted this event and provided the video. hello everybody and welcome back to a house divided. this is bjorns captain. this is bjorn skepticon coming to you from abraham lincoln book shop in chicago, and i have our guest with us right here and it is dr. karen cox, dr. karen cox the author of no common ground confederate monuments and the ongoing fight for racial justice dr. cox

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in miami, 3 people shot indiscriminately into a crowd outside a concert. the president of democratic republic of congo says the situation in the east is serious, but under control, that's what i think is most active volcano is threatening to erupt once again. it's been one week since yet are gone. go central rivers of lava streaming down a hillside, destroying homes and uprooting many people. nearly 400000 people and nearby goma had to flee. and president phillips, just a kid is advising them not to return. well come, web is in 2nd, where many people have taken refuge, determines have continued. so we were sleeping in the city go my last night. once again, we will woke up by some of the biggest trim as we felt yet the building that were staying and was shaking windows rattling. they hadn't repeatedly over the course of several hours, not to court, causing quite some alarm and the vulcan ologist. the scientists say that they are not sure if it means that there's going to be another option or not. that's why the evacuation order is stayed in place and that's

first let's go to laila santiago in miami. the reward for information leading to the suspects is g growing. >> reporter: jim, we are seeing the reward now up to 130,000. this comes as a new development now in just the last few hours, police have actually found that suspect vehicle that we have seen in that video. it was submerged in a canal. this is happening as family members are coming here to the hospital hoping to hear that their loved ones will be okay. it took just seconds to change lives forever. three individuals seen jumping out of an suv with assault rifles and handguns before opening fire into a crowded banquet hall near hialeah, florida, sunday. >> we have a total of 23 people were shot, two were deceased on scene, three are critically injured in the hospital today, clinging to life. >> reporter: all three of the shooters still at large. >> we need your help. we need information. we need you to come forward if you have information to help us solve these crimes. >> reporter: this afternoon miami-dade police found th

indiscriminately into a large crowd as go straight to miami, and andy gallagher has their force. and what more do we know? well the shooting happened in the early hours of sunday morning outside a banquet hole, but as being reported, it was rented out for a rock concert. what we do now is that 3 men pulled up in a white s u. v. walk out of that vehicle with a mixture of assault, rifles and pistols, and indiscriminately shot into the crowd that was gathered outside the concert. hol, killing 2 people and injuring at least 20. there were some report saying that 25 people were injured. at least one of those critically some of those people that were injured drove themselves to local hospitals across the city. but the chief of police saying he thinks it was a targeted cold blooded shooting in a miami neighborhood. so we're still waiting for more details. the police officer now looking at the footage from the area to try and identify the 3 suspect the shooters in this case, but this is a 2nd shooting this memorial day weekend here in miami. there was another one on saturday night in whi

victor oquendo is in miami tonight. >>> packing the stands. more than 135,000 fans gathering at the indy 500 today believed to be the largest sporting event in the world since the pandemic began. this as millions of americans continue to pass through airports across the country. many reuniting with loved ones for the first time in more than a year. but tonight concern over a new variant overseas as the daily vaccination rate plunges 60% since its peak in april. >>> the scenes tonight of vacant boardwalks and empty beaches as record-breaking chill and relentless rain moves across the northeast. but there may be some relief on the way for memorial day. rob marciano times it out for us. >>> the deadly plane crash investigation. dive teams combing a lake outside of nashville after the small jet carrying seven people went down in the water. what we're learning about those on board including a prominent church leader and a '90s tv actor. >>> and 100 years later we're on the ground in tulsa tonight commemorating the tulsa race massacre. the critical

ilia: en miami se suma un nuevo centro de vacunaciÓn provisional contra el covid.formaciÓn, pasaporte, correo y me vacunan. reportero: vive en ecuador y se quedarÁ dos semanas para la segunda dosis de pfizer. >> lo necesito identificaciÓn. siempre tenemos que identificar quiÉn es la persona. y requisito de que la partes vive en la florida o visita la florida. reportera: segÚn las autoridades cuentan con vacunas para todos. esto incluye unos 30.000 trabajadores. >> supercÓmodo. estÁ uno, es subir y ponerse la vacuna. para uno es esspectacular. reportera: habilitaron uno de los estucinaomientos para vacunar en los autos lo que ayudÓ a josÉ que llegÓ de venezuela. >> me agarrÓ de sorpresa. que me den esta chance de ponerme la vacuna aquÍ. me la voy a poner las dos dosis. me voy vacunado. reportera: las personas llegan sin cita previa, pero tambiÉn tienen la opciÓn de registrarse con anticipaciÓn en la pÁgina web del aeropuerto. jorge: la duda si era legal y moral. el aeropuerto dice que sÍ a las dos cosas. ilia: todos se pueden vacunar. jorge: gracias, vacunados nos v

art acevedo is the chief of miami police.d morning, chief. >> good morning. >> dickerson: i know this shooting was not in your jurisdiction, but can you tell us anything more about what happened last night? >> i can tell you that is the second shooting in the greater miami-dade area. we had our own shooting the night before where seven people were shot, and one dead. that's 30 shot, two dead in the greater miami-dade area. and it is just an indication of the problem we have with the scourge of gun violence in this country. we need to do much more at a federal level to stop. >> dickerson: you wrote "mass shootings continue to occur on a major basis, and the government talks about the militaryization of the police on the right. gun violence is a public health epidemic our nation needs to address." how do youth that health epidemic, as you call it, should be addressed? >> first and foremost, they need to come out of their own corners, the left and the right, and come to the middle. we need to have universal background checks. we

in miami we have soraya foss she is a former us presidential candidate and in atlanta we have lived on jones she's an attorney and a former state director for bernie sanders in 2016. in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it. being let me go to you 1st because we've kind of bumped heads in the past about this issue here what does socialism mean to you in and i really want to make it very clear here i don't really want to go into the pros and cons of it i want to talk about the meaning of it in the context of american politics because everyone knows i'm a conservative but i have to you know show my cards a little bit here i'm really tired of conservatives throwing that word out is that is if it really means much anymore go ahead caleb in new york. well the essence of socialism in the sense that karl marx and lot of your lenin and others wrote about the essence of it is growth and progress the idea is that the means of production the banks act or ease major industries should be organized to serve the public good and liberated from the anarchy of pro

>>cruzaría sola porque no tenía dinero para pagarle a los coyotes, la próxima escala está en miami suiz, emocionado, mi corazón late feliz de la vida . >> espera que le den una oportunidad de quedarse en estados unidos, cumplir el sueño de su hijo . >> estudiar . >> el primer juguete es el regalo de su madre, así se consumó el reencuentro . >> estamos juntos por fin . >> por fin juntos, estamos con rogelio mora tagle desde texas, cuentanos rogelio toda la familia estuvo pendiente ,. >> así es julio el encuentro era esperado porque fue el símbolo de esta oleada migratoria, vamos a ver imágenes dentro de la posada, podemos verlos a ambos, como también están felices los familiares en nicaragua, que celebran con su mamá, escuchamos las declaraciones de la abuela eterna de wilto . >> no hay cómo expresar mi alegría, esa madre alegre que estarán juntos los dos, unidos es una tranquilidad para nosotros, todo salió bien, aunque sufrieron pero salieron adelante . >> pues sí, celebra laamilia en nicaragua, la familia de miami florida, espera con ansias a que lleguen en los próximos días, no se

sobre todo en miami. gracias, andrea.e acuerdo. a mí, cran-pineapple, me sabe tropical. ¡como unas vacaciones! pero el cran-mango, es como ir a un parque de diversiones. ♪ patricia: la ciudad del centro de estados unidos se han convertido en los Últimos aÑos en los principales destinos de los inmigrantes. en iowa, kentucky y columbus figuran entre las Áreas con mayor crecimiento de la poblaciÓn entre 2010 y 2019. en ese mismo periodo la inmigraciÓn en ciudades como chicago en illinois y los Ángeles en california disminuyÓ en forma notoria. esto con los datos de la oficina del censo. vamos a el salvador. ahÍ aumentÓ a 18 la cifra de muertos que se encontraron en la casa de un expolicÍa que estÁ detenido en el penal de mÁxima seguridad como el principal sospechoso. cree que podrÍan haber mÁs de 20 cadÁveres en la vivienda de este agente que fue destituido de la fuerza policial acusado de acoso sexual. trabajan en la extracciÓn de los restos y pruebas de adn que han reportado familiares desaparecidos. un tribunal en espaÑa i

art acevedo, chief of police in miami, sir, thank you.he state of policing right now >> i think it's in flux, i think it's in motion it's a tough time to be a police officer in our nation. i think it's also a time where there's a lot of great opportunity with what happened last year with george floyd, if there's good opportunity to be the next generation, the change agents that our community wants. i'm still hopeful that we're going to be moving this profession forward. >> you've been making change and demanding change, to read the editorials in the miami her related and the "sun-sentinel," that everybody's happy about them >> no. but you know, hey. change is inevitable change is the only constant. we should always count on, as police officers, just as human beings you know, the world's always evolving the challenge is always evolving expectations are evolving. for the police services in this country to continue to be successful, and to build trust, we have to evolve with public expectations i think that if congress does its job and takes

here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: horror outside a miami concert venue. at least two shot dead. nearly two dozen wounded in a mass shooting. >> i have one patient shot below the groin. second patient shot in the abdomen. third patient shot in the arm and the leg. >> reporter: more than a hundred bullet casings littering the parking lot. >> three subjects stepped out of the vehicle with assault rifles and handguns and began shooting indiscriminately into the crowd. >> reporter: at leas grief- fily an friends keeping vigil outside. chad harris' 19-year-old daughter in surgery after being shot. what were you thinking when you got that call? >> don't let it be mine. and then turned out to be mine. >> reporter: police say the three suspects waited right here outside the venue for 40 minutes inside of a white nissan pathfinder before they started shooting. we're also told there was return fire. police say the shooting was targeted but at this point they can't say who the target was. there is still no word on a motive tonight. according to the gun violence archi

we had another mass shooting overnight in miami.ere is a problem in this country. what do you think we need to look at in terms of solving this problem with gun violence? >> you know, there is common ground here, ali. between you and i, i'm a big gun guy. you and i could find common ground on this issue. the focus should be on doing whatever we can do to make sure guns stay out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them. universal background check, standing and enforing red flag laws. those are two areas where people like and i can come together on. >> we're going to because you keep coming on my show and we keep having these conversations. they might kick you out of their platform. you are welcome on mine as always. thank you, friend. >>> another thing conservatives are actively trying to cancel is critical race theory in tools. we mark 100 years since the tulsa race attack. joining me now is my colleague. jonathan, tulsa is exactly the example of why we shouldn't be shutting down conversations on history because successfully i

. >>> miami manhunt. new images of three heavily armed men suspected in that mass shooting at a banquet hall. more than 100 shell casings found at the scene. two killed, 20 injured. the anguished father of one of the victims interrupting a news conference, demanding justice. >>> texas vote drama. the democrats late-night walkout to block one of the most restrictive voting measures in the country. one lawmaker texting members, take your key and leave the building. >>> the desperate search for an 11-year-old boy, last seen near his home thursday morning. some 500 people scouring around his home. >>> tennis bombshell. naomi osaka withdrawing from the french open, locked in a heated battle with officials over media boycott. the ten his phenom revealing she's suffered long bouts of depression for years. >>> and day of of remembrance in tulsa, oklahoma, on the 100th anniversary of the massacre. honoring the survivors and playing for the up to 300 black americans believed killed on that horrific day. >>> good ev

fÉlix: cuÁles son los destinos favoritos desde miami?palmente quieren ir a latinoamÉrica a visitar a sus familiares. felix: y en la escena polÍtica nacional, se dio a conocer que el ex presidente donald trump va a participar en varios mitins republicanos. tu regreso estÁ creando polÉmica dentro del partido republicano entres aquellos que lo apoyan y entre los que rechazan su liderazgo. reportero: donald trump en junio va a tener dos mitin y otro en julio. >> lo que ocurre es que muchas personas dicen que lo admiran porque Él dice las cosas que ellos piensan, pero que tienen miedo de decir. reportero: donald trump ha indicado que se irÍa a postular para las elecciones del 2024. pero los que se oponen a Él, piensan que una nueva presidencia de donald trump, dividirÍa aÚn mÁs al paÍs y serÍa pÉsimo para la comunidad hispana. >> esto serÍa muy malo para la comunidad inmigrante, ya que estarÍamos viendo lo mismo o peor que lo que vimos hace unos aÑos. repotrero: tambiÉn hay republicanos que no lo quieran de vuelta. >> inspirÓ a la resurrecciÓ