presentador: la ciudad de miami, florida conocida como ser uno de los principales sitios turÍsticos, otros estados reportera: sol, playa y arena y algo mÁs tiene miami. se ha convertido en un imÁn desde que comenzÓ la pandemia con un gran cantidad de personas mudÁndose a ella y es que ocupa el lugar un lugar entre las 112 ciudades mÁs buscadas >> dÍa a dÍa nos damos cuenta porque el inventario se hace mÁs pequeÑo y la demanda mucho mÁs grande lo vemos cuando sale una casa al mercado, reportera: en julio, las ventas de bienes raÍces en miami—dade rompieron rÉcord y es que segÚn los expertos los precios de las viviendas en miami han aumentado pero aÚn asÍ continÚan siendo mÁs econÓmicos que en otras partes del paÍs es el caso de juan carlos gonzÁlez que hace poco se mudÓ de nueva york el estado donde mÁs personas buscan migrar a miami en estos tiempos >> yo lleguÉ hace cinco meses, desde febrero huyendo de las rentas y del frÍo reportera: hay mÁs razones que hacen de miami un lugar codiciado para vivir >> el hecho de que el estado no cubra impuestos estatales por ingreso personal. el h

any time i'm in miami, i love going to versailles. would be a fun place for ana and i to sit down and just share a meal. that focus group today for me, it was like in a vacuum, it was your personality. you went in expecting the worst. the lady made some comments, you're like, "pfft, what does she know?" then, the minute you heard positive reinforcement, you're like, "i like that lady." ana: yeah, but i was surprised by the positive. it's so funny. lemonis: why were you surprised? ana: i don't know. lemonis: but everybody has told you the product is good, so what are you surprised about? ana: i know. i don't know. lemonis: do you not have self-confidence? ana: i do, but it's just that comes from my upbringing. my whole life. my mom would compare me to all her friends' daughters. she doesn't like people that are overweight. like, she thinks it's a... lemonis: like a lack of self-respect. ana: ...lack of character, yeah. and, so, when i went to law school, during that time, i, like, gained a lot of weight, and she would just tell me, "bu

. >> i was in miami, florida. i had taken my young daughter down to disney world and we were at my brother-in-law's house in miami beach. i was lathering her up with sunscreen getting her ready to go get breakfast and take her to the beach. i remember my brother-in-law coming out to this little guest cottage that they had were we were staying saying you have to turn the tv to the news. women did that, we saw the first building on fire. then, we sought the second plane hit. i knew that something was up. remember, i was a staffer at the time. i picked up the phone to call our chief of staff and he assured me that john was ok because he was at a meeting at the pentagon. a few minutes later, that's we saw the pentagon hit. then i couldn't get a hold of anyone. i was scared for my friends, my boss, and my colleagues in washington, d.c. that i knew but at the same time worrying what would happen in new york. we got in the rental car that day and i ended up driving from miami beach over the next day and a half to st. lou

amy: we want to thank you, vivian smith, for being here, speaking to us from miami with the miami workersenter and faith plank with kentucky tenants, both tenant justice advocates who faced eviction, which washington, d.c., in a historic delegation. faith, thank you for joining us from your highchool. next up, the taliban are already restricting women's rights just after taking over afghanistan. we will speak with v, founder of one billion rising, who is organized mass action saturday to roar and rage for the women of afghanistan. and we will hear from a member of the afghan parliament. she is in hiding. this is an exclusive. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn now to afghanistan, where the new taliban government has closed the ministry of women's affairs that was established soon after the taliban were toppled in 2001 and replaced it with the "ministry for the propagation of virtue and prevention of vice." the taliban are already restricting women's rights, just a month since they overran the cap

about 98% of residents in miami-dade got at least one dose of the vaccine. over 88% two doses.2 and 17, over 85% of them vaccinated. more needs to be done. secondly, specific to the testing. yes, we have mobile units for vaccination and testing of employees and students. we're going to increase frequency of those services in the schools. i can tell you with more than two weeks into the school year, the positivity rate of miami-dade is lower than positivity rate in the community as large, which means the multi layer protective protocols in place are actually working. >> you have a mask mandate. you fought the state and you have your mask mandate, right? >> we have a mandatory mask mandate with accommodations for those medically endorsed. we are in a series of legal fights. we won in the first court case, it was appealed. there was a stay of the order. it has been appealed. the stay has been lifted, which means our mask mandate is in full force in miami-dade and 13 other districts that adopted similar measures. >> you had some tragedy with teachers dying from covid. can you share

and that's exactly why you should join. >>> tonight 13 employees in miami-dade schools have died.he school district and local teacher's union telling cnn and saying the deaths occurred in the span of ten days. all were african-american and unvaccinated. the school district resumed classes two weeks ago. "outfront" now is super intendat of miami-dade public schools, the fourth largest school district in the united states and superintendent, appreciate your time and look, the details of this tragic situation are really just coming out. there are a few things that show how this happened. what can you tell us about who these 13 people are, when they contracted covid? >> number one, thank you for having me. two were teachers and the others were non-instructional staff like bus drivers. most of them contracts covid-19 prior to the beginning of the school year and unfortunately, as you said, all of them were unvaccinated according to their families that represents the danger of disinformation and misinformation, which is so common these days regarding the vaccination of individuals in ou

en miami, florida, lourdes, univisiÓn. tendrÁn hasta el 14 de septiembre para definir su continuidad en el cargo. los californianos tienen un abanico de candidatos para buscar reemplazo, pero como nos cuenta dulce castellanos, desde los Ángeles hay muchos que consideran que la posible destituciÓn de gavin newson serÍa inoportuna. >> los votantes de california tiene una semana para decidir si el gobernador gavin newson debe ser destituido. 46 candidatos se han postulado para gobernar el estado. 24 de ellos del partido republicano. >> un nÚmero de personas que estaban en contra del gobernador obtuvieron firmas para poder poner esta pregunta los votantes del estado. como es una elecciÓn, no es un aÑo presidencial, sabemos que hay un nÚmero menor de personas que sale a votar. entonces, mÁs importante que nuestra comunidad salgao bote y que se puede escuchar su voz. dulce: algunas organizaciones a favor de los inmigrantes dicen que hay mucho por perder si el gobernador es destituido. >> estÁ en riesgo las licencia de conducir p

incluso miami donde usualmente tenemos temperaturas cÁlidas, 79. nada mal. en houston 63.houston con 75grados. mientras tanto, para o notamos que el calor en kansas city con 90. en dallas con 91. pero segÚn en las vegas, que lo que pasa allÁ se queda allÍ, no en cuanto temperaturas se refiere al calor. las vegas con 94 hoy domingo. asÍ que vamos a comenzar una semana. ya le doy el pronÓstico para maÑana lunes, que conste. temperaturas agradables en el norestecomo el centro . asÍ que ya comenzando un otoÑo bastante rico. temperaturas agradables. aprovecho lo porque sÍ se siente frÍo en el noreste del paÍs. [hablan a la vez] raÚl: fresco el estado del tiempo contigo esta maÑana de domingo. marÍa antonieta: hay otra exclusiva de "despierta amÉrica". habla ante nuestras cÁmaras corte vÁdez porque forma parte del Éxito la serie de netflix, los reyes de miami. hoy sabrÁs toda su historia cÓmo hoy tiene una nueva vida. >> debajo de mi colchÓn vi una 9 mm debajo de mi almohada y esas eran las cosas que me estaban destruyendo. raÚl: una a la diseÑadora panameÑa. hablamos con ella y

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florida 13 employees from miami dade public schools have died from coronavirus since mid august.heir families say that all of them were unvaccinated. the president of the miami dade teacher's union carla mer nan dez matts joining us now to talk about this. thank you for joining us. 13 staffers, there's teachers, bus drivers, cafeteria workers and others, how are you all managing this? how are you responding and dealing with this loss? >> it's honestly very tragic and very heart breaking. these were pillars in the community. we know of three teachers that passed away in the past three weeks. two of them were institutional members of their faculty and staff, 30 plus years. people referred to them as mom for one teacher, mrs. smith. for mr. coleman, he was the fabric of that community. so not only are we seeing students grieve because they're feeling it as well, but the faculty and staff and the community. so you know, it's just really devastating and to see the trends and see this is happening in african-american communities, to see that it's unvaccinated people, you know, we just

. >> a miami. >> a miami florida. >> bueno, muchas gracias. >> ya de nada. >> que tengas buen caminono arantxa el autobÚs estÁ lleno de inmigrantes principalmente haitianos, este autobÚs, algunos de ellos estÁn yendo a houston para despuÉs irse al Área de la florida, a miami, o orlando, pero otros van a pennsylvania otros van a nueva york, hay que rescatar dos cosas que no solamente aquÍ se le presta ayuda en estos centros de atenciÓn a los inmigrantes sino tambiÉn a algunas iglesias gente voluntaria les lleva alimentos y ropas ante la crisis humanitaria que se vive aquÍ en la frontera de mÉxico y estados unidos, regreso contigo. >> muchas gracias, edgar, mientras tanto del otro lado de la frontera el Éxodo de haitianos es sumamente prÓximo bastantes lugar de 800 de ellos llegaron a monterrey la mayorÍa fueron acogido s en albergues dedicados ayudar a migrantes como ellos, algunos quieren cruzar a estados unidos, mientras otros prefieren regularizar su situaciÓn incluso quedarse en el norte de mÉxico. a mÁs de mil millas de distancia de la frontera en mÉxico, tambiÉn hay cientos de m

she's the caribbean report what for the miami herald. talk a little bit about these images meant for people who saw them especially haitian-american who is have been so much trauma with the assassination of the president, the earthquake there so many things that have happened to haiti with the insecurity what were people telling you about what these images meant to them? >> as you mentioned, for african americans it immediately took them back to the slave patrols but for haitian-americans especially here in south florida, it was an example of the double standard that they have endureed under u.s. immigration policy. here in south florida in miami, in particular, we had wet foot, dry foot, that was the law enacted by the clinton administration until the obama administration got rid of it wher cuban migrants when they reeved on u.s. soil they were allowed to say. after one year and one day, they could apply for t residency but haitian who is were caught at sea they were returned to their country of origin. we had guantanamo bay where we ha

. >>> coming up, the man who jumped out of a plane and onto the wing in miami. >>> the latest on the search for brian laundrie, >>> back, now, with video of an airline passenger who police say opened an emergency door and jumped on to the wing of the plane, as it taxied to the gate at miami's airport. pla police say the man is a u.s. citizen that arrived from colombia. he was arrested without incident. >>> now, to the gabby petito case, the 22-year-old that was found murdered in wisconsin. the fbi is looking for her fiance, brian dralun laundrie. surveillance video from where laundrie went camping has been turned over to the fbi. authority says brian went to the campsite with his parents, not far from their florida home, after he returned from a cross country trip without his fiancee, gabby petito. the fbi has obtained surveillance video from an at&t store, where brian purj purchased a phone three days after returning home. he left that at home on september 14th, when he went for a hike, the last time he was seen. the fbi also in possession of that phone. >> i would not want to be br

in miami, eve coleman, an elementary math teacher for three decades, died of covid. >> he was a greater to many people. >> reporter: coleman became one of 13 miami-dade teachers and staff to die of the virus already this school year. all of them unvaccinated. covid also killed more than 2400 floridans last week, another state record. four were children uder 16. with the unvaccinated, many college campuses have gone from pleading to punishing. ohio state will deny them housing and in-person classes next spring. at some universities, fines up to $200 a week. more than 700 colleges and universities have mandate vaccines. but this i.c.u. in boise, idaho reflects the situation. >> they all ask, what could i have done? will the vaccine save them now? no. >> reporter: pfizer's vaccine for kids between the ages of five and 11 reportedly could get f.d.a. approval by next month. roughly 25,000 kids have tested positive in the first six weeks of school. marrying? >> brennan: thank you very much. we want to go now to former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb, who sits on the board of pfizer.

city economics in miami voting to access 5 million dollars worth miami coins a community driven miamiody mines it joining me right now mayor of miami, francis suarez, mayor great to have you today thanks for being here how does miami coin work. >> miami coin product of -- they decided a specific coin a protocol that built on top of step on top of bitcoin launching every time, there is a mining transaction every time miami coin is exchanged between one person and another protocol riders 30% reward for that mining transaction to go to -- generating 2000 dollars every 10 minutes over 5 million dollars last 30 days, unpace to raise about 50 million dollars interesting because not involuntary tax not philanthropy it is possible city of miami coin could generate enough taxes residents don't the pay one cent in taxes, that would be you yous revolutionary. >> how do you see digital economy progressing in miami? >> part of the big frn when i began how to help create where we sees cities in america rejecting innovation, pushing out amazon -- elon musk in california city of miami we want to be i

nigh niece works in miami children's hospital and they're just full there. the whole state of florida is full, and i'm talking children. the new variant of the delta -- i'm not a doctor but it's supposed to be more transmittable and more dangerous. and if you a child like my son who has asthma he could end up in the hospital. my nephew was in the hospital 14 days. imagine a child being in the hospital not being able to see mommy and daddy. could you imagine that? they have to stay outside because they have covid. >> i hear you. i get the fear. it's real and that's why you've been so active. you john but also you, robin. you're part of a separate federal suit with other parents claiming that desantis' mandatory school mask ban violates inada, americans with disabilities act because it places your medically sensitive kids, you know, him having asthma in jeopardy. what's the update from the lawyers in that suit? >> they just had a hearing today. i believe desantis was arguing we hadn't exhausted all the remedies. but that's kind of a moot point because we're sa

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>> mis padres se vienen a vivir a miami.o tienen precio. [mÚsica] karla: estoy de acuerdo contigo . la familia es todo. le doy los buenos dÍas a la protagonista de esta historia. bienvenida. >> me van hacer llorar otra vez. me emocionÉ muchÍsimo. gracias por esta entrevista. por permitir hablar un poco de mi vida y de mi corazÓn. karla: nos encanta ver estas historias. mucha jovencitas como tÚ tienen muchos sueÑos. estas historias demuestran que trabajando duro se puede alcanzar. felicidades. eres una inspiraciÓn para toda la jÓvenes que quieren llegar a hacer como tÚ. en la conversaciÓn con raÚl hablaba de tus inicios en el segmento del estado del tiempo. quÉ recuerdos te trae el estado del tiempo? >> tuvo su reto. de acuerdo que practicaba. me ponÍan frente con un espejo. en ese momento es con el croma que es la pantalla verde y no estÁs viendo lo que hay detrÁs de ti. entonces, me ponÍa y yo hablaba por aquÍ. entonces, era como para practicar. tiene su chiste. karla: te voy a pedir que me acompaÑas. vamos a recordar. noso

desde miami,rivero, univisiÓn., la polÉmica continÚa como en el caso del distrito escolar de los Ángeles que decretÓ que todos los estudiantes mayores de 12 aÑos tienen que estar vacunados para asistir a las clases presenciales y como era de esperarse, numerosos padres reaccionaron indignados. [habla en inglÉs] >> el distrito escolar unificado de los Ángeles aprobÓ de forma unÁnime que todos los niÑos mayores de 12 aÑos asisten a escuelas pÚblicas de los Ángeles deben estar completamente vacunados contra el covid—19 para ingresar a un plantel educativo. >> la junta tomÓ esta decisiÓn con la guÍa de expertos mÉdicos. sabemos que la vacuna es segura y efectiva. >> el segundo distrito mÁs grande del paÍs ahora requiere que estudiantes a partir de los 12 aÑos que participan en programas extracurriculares deben de recibir la primera dosis de la vacuna antes del 3 de octubre y la segunda a mÁs tardar el 31 de octubre. los demÁs estudiantes que son elegibles deben detenerla primera dosis antes de el 21 de noviembre y la s

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a las emergencias en la última semana las hospitalizaciones en el estado disminuyeron casi 2000 en miami-dadesminuyeron en 153 la combinación como prevención y el uso de mascarillas sumado al tratamiento monoclonal como tratamiento en las primeras etapas de las enfermedades han contribuido a esta hospitalización la tasa de mortalidad pero miami-dade sigue siendo una zona de alto contagio en la tendencia general hospitalizaciones es a la baja en la última semana los ingresos han disminuido en 53 sin embargo se han producido incrementos hospitalizaciones que van desde un caso hasta siete entre sábado y lunes la tendencia diaria sido de aumento en nuestra área siguen muriendo personas ahora que comenzado el curso escolar. tres colegas que fallecieron que no se habían vacunados maestros en una seguridad y de verdad que nos está distribuyendo. la vacunación las hospitalizaciones o muerte del doctor este fin de semana de la vacuna de pfizer para la población general poder estar disponible para el 20 de septiembre pero posiblemente no para de moderna es muy temprano todavía estamos todavía con las c

>> some tense moments at saturday's miami appalachian state game. look there. a cat was dangling from the upper deck and hanging on by a paw. it fell into and outstretched american flag fortunately. everyone excited about that. not even focused on the game t cat the call is safe with its eight remaining lives. and the nfl paid tribute to those long in the 9-11 attacks. coaches wore pens and players had stickers on their helmets. new york fire department gear. when we come back, the little canadian town that welcomed thousands of stranded strangers on 9-11. >> finally tonight, when america was attacked on 9-11, 38 jetliners headed for the u.s. were diverted to the small town of gander newfoundland. locals called their sudden guests the plane people. in years since, the hospitality has never been forgotten. jim defade >> hi! >> hi! >> it's been 20 years since roxanne loper saw bruce and susan macleod. >> i have to go. >> roxanne and her husband, clark, were among the nearly 7,000 passengers stranded in gander, newfoundland on 9-11. once on the ground, the passeng

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recent miami herald article yourrecent miami herald article titled "grenade-dropping drones, a paranoidresident, guards who ran: latest on haiti assassination." you write -- night moÏse was "the night moÏse was shot was actually the second time in a span of weeks that his life was in danger, according to testimony from one of the colombians in custody, and one of the haitian americans. two weeks earlier, a plan to arrest moÏse, using a bogus arrest warrant, upon his return from a trip to turkey was thwarted when a signal to act was never given, jheyner alberto carmona florez, an ex-colombian solider now in custody, told police. another plan to employ disgruntled, masked haitian police officers known as fantÔm 509 to grab the president was also aborted, according to solages. according to the report, what is fantÔ509, who is joseph felix badio, and what role may badio have played in the assassination of president moise? is there a warrant for his arrest? >> fantÔm 509 to seven are active and some are former, number of them have been arrested was the earlier this year, some of your viewers

>> evidentially the it is, now you can find them at miami airport four dogs detecting covid-19. this is cobra, one of the dogs trained to detect the virus. watch how she sits after she smells the inside of a mask that has the activated virus in it. then watch how she keeps walking when she smells the mask of someone who is not infected. >> the dogs are 97% accurate. it's the same as a pcr test. it's a great thing. >> reporter: miami international airport is the first in the nation to have the fogs. >> i think in this particular airport, now we're doing it with employees. but people will see the dogs and know that is another when poen that we're using to fight this pandemic. >> that's coverage from wtvj in miami. one of the dogs is named cobra. she's a 7-year-old belgian wellinwa. the other is also a 7-year-old girl, a dutch sheppard. her name is one betta as i can do that one better. if you work at the miami airport, you have to go through a security check every day, all airport employees do that just like airline passengers have to get checked. airline crew and personnel get ch

. >> andrea, 13 who died since beginning of the year in miami-dade which is the sixth largest schoolt. those are teachers and other staff that got sick from coronavirus and died. so it is very personal to folks here. they feel that they have investment and they understand that there is actually a push and pull in all of this. about 85% of the teachers in the miami-dade school district are vaccinated, but we still see people who are unvaccineated and people who get coronavirus and having to be hospitalized and we know it is the unvaccinated who are more likely to be hospitalized and it is the unvaccinated who are hospitalized and are most likely to die. i'm in broward county, across the state, republican ron desantis lost in court in his effort to try to force every county to not have a mask mandate. 13 counties have it and the judge upholding that and telling the governor that he cannot withhold funds from each of the 67 counties saying that no, they deserve to get this money. you cannot withhold them because they have mask mandates. all of this going on at a time when as kelly just

aeropuerto de miami desatando un autÉntico caos. quÉ pasÓ despuÉs?emos el desenlace y asÍ comenzamos. muy buenas tardes. te damos la bienvenidaa tu ediciÓn digital. y es jueves y te saludamos michelle galvÁn y un servidor borja voces. michelle: jueves, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. borja: lamentablemente tenÉs que abrir los noticieros del con el aterrador momento en que se escuchan disparos en long beach, california . en oficial de seguridad en una escuela al ver un altercado en la calle entre dos jovencitas disparÓ contra el automÓvil donde estaba como pasajera manuela mona rodrÍguez de tan sÓlo 18 aÑos. ellas madre de un bebede cinco meses y fue quien recibiÓ un disparo en la cabeza. esta familia hispana hizo una vigilia para suplicar que el hospital no la desconecte pese a su muerte cerebral. el novio de rodrÍguez y su hermano dicen que el oficial nunca les pidiÓ que se detuvieran y que simplemente dispararon. michelle: la familia estÁ devastada. hay conmociÓn en arizona. una madre de 24 aÑos de edad es acusada de dispararle a sus hijos, espera

situación por allá >> que tal como están miren lo primero que estamos en la intersección de las calles miami derecha está completamente bloqueado con unas tres cuadras que pudimos ver a unos cinco minutos de la conocida intersección donde hay mucha presión y casinos que están a la intemperie porque no saben cuándo entrar a sus hogares, la llamada de emergencia dice la policía llegó pasado casi las siete y cinco de la madrugada atrincherados para 500 de la avenida lo que podemos ver de media distancia y lo que las autoridades dijeron los que este vecino tenía un arma de fuego y le apunto hasta otro vecino cuando ellos recibieron una llamada de emergencia se trasladaban este perímetro no pusieron detrás de la mañana penetran estamos viendo >> vemos oficiales de nuestra división operaciones especiales con el sospechoso hemos que termine de manera pacífica >> tiene hacia aquí hace la intersección de la calle miami no es un perímetro de tres cuadras en que está evolucionando minuto a minuto y nosotros seguiremos muy atentos tenemos un nuevo contacto con ustedes en vivo noticiero telemundo 48 >> v

stuart: i want to bring in the mayor of miami, francis warez, good to see you.. are you going to enforce president biden's vaccine mandate on city workers in miami? >> in miami, 98% of eligible population, no reason to mandate a vaccine if 98% of the population has received one dose. it doesn't apply in the city and that is why our cases of not been going down. there's a large percentage of people getting hospitalized that are not vaccinated and that is why we continue to push people to get vaccinated. stuart: you don't want to mandate that says you've got to because a lot of workers wouldn't show up for that. you are not going to do the mandate thing. >> people have to make the best decision in consultation with their doctor for themselves. what happens in the situation, politicians act like doctors and doctors are quite politicians and people should be consulting their personal doctor to make those decisions. stuart: you have a crypto wallet for miami, take money out of that wallet and use it for development. my question, who put that in there crypto wallet in

. >> freeze, miami vice. ♪ >> friday nights on nbc are different this season thanks to "miami vice.”ld theme but a lot of new twists. described by one critic as containing flashes of brilliance nonetheless, shot entirely on location in south miami, the story centers around two undercover vice cops. >> i don't know how this is going to work, tubbs. i mean you're not exactly up my alley style and persona-wise. heaven knows i'm no box of candy. >> television very much was the small screen. it was interesting about tony's pilot screen play for "miami vice.” it was not that. very much the approach was, okay, they call this a television series. but we're going to make one-hour movies every single week. >> here we go. stand by. >> action. >> police! >> you were just describing the show as sort of a new wave cop show. >> yeah, it's a cop show for the '80s. we use a lot of mtv images and rock music to help describe the mood and feeling of our show. >> in a lot of ways you don't get "miami vice" without mtv because in a lot of ways "miami vice" was a long video. the music was such a big part o

the raiders honoring new hall of famer at their game against miami in las vegas. the coach. dolphin scored the first 14. in from 12 yards out. miami comes back. final seconds in the fourth. fourth and goal. gotta have it. he buys time. into the end zone. they get the two-point conversion. we go into overtime. daniel carlsen, the game-winner. the raiders have one to-three in overtime. vegas went dirty eight-28. first time there were 3-0 since their super bowl run. first time ever they are playing l.a. and he is taking it in. looking good there, tom. matt stafford finds former hollywood highlight. runs up the tunnel. look at the head coach. 35 years old. he will sprint down the sidelines and get his guy. fired up. third quarter. brady sneaks it on in. tampa bay down seven. never out of the game with tom brady. the rams offense is so explosive. two cooper cup. stafford threw four touchdowns. kawai leonard and paul george looking on. warriors media day is tomorrow. rams win already 4-24. the rams are 3-0. two seconds away from the first one of the year against the rav

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tony had been moving to a house in miami gardens with a.olice drove a train for a living detectives want to talk to toni and recorded the conversation. >> how well did you, know this deborah's foreign? >> melissa, i know her from her. i've seen a few times. >> you guys never had any problems maybe, anything like? that no i don't think i ever spoke to her. >> do you know if she had anything to do with what you're going through right now with debra? >> i don't know. and i really don't know. >> that wouldn't bother you if she? did >> know the thing is i just want to get away from my wife. i just want to be in peace. with melissa's death? >> no. >> but what tony didn't know was that before detective spoke to him, they had obtained a copy of the train route he drove the day after the murder. and guess what? it matched the route traveled by melissa's phone. detectives confronted him with the evidence. >> her phone after it was stolen, drove to the area of your house and stay there overnight. and came to work with you the next day, and travel nort

in florida, this tragic headline from our local affiliate, 15 miami-dade county school staffers dead from covid in just ten days. overall the national picture is bleak. the "wall street journal" reports that, quote, since the school year kicked off in late july, at least 1,000 schools across 31 states have closed because of covid-19. a data service is monitoring school closures at 1,200 districts nationwide, and that includes the 200 largest districts. altogether these headlines paint an uncertain future for america's students. the majority of whom are still not eligible to get vaccinated against a virus that shows few signs of slowing down. so the question now is, how much worse could the fourth wave get and will we look back on this moment and regret sending our kids back to school? nbc's we have a pediatrician and an msnbc public health analyst, and president of the american federation of teachers. what a great panel. thanks to all of you for being here. guad, according to the american association of pediatrics, one in five new coronavirus cases in the last week of august were in

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and as i mentioned, my miami hurricanes. in this game, this florida state/notre dame game, was a cool moment, where mckenzie milton, after a devastating knee injury he suffered two years ago, came back on the field for the first time here and completed his first pass. >> good for him. good for him. >>> coming up, glow-in-the-dark pringles. >>> and hitting the malls on this labor day. where you can find the deepest discounts on clothing and outdoor and home items. >>> and later, the big announcement from miss piggy. how the muppets are set to take halloween. you're watching "world news now." >>> okay. >>> okay. if you're like us and your labor day isn't taking you to a beach or a pool party or a cookout, why not take yourself out to the mall, christine? >> yeah, why not? quite a few retailers are offering some deep discounts as they prepare to clear the way for holiday merchandise. abc's becky worley checked out some of today's biggest deals. >> reporter: this holiday weekend is one of the rare opportunities to snag a deal in

. >>> i've been to hard rock stadium and seen many miami hurricanes games. i have never seen anything like that before. >> i feel like people say cats have nine lives because they get themselves into situations like that. >> yeah. >> and you were not on the internet this weekend if you did not see that video. >> uh-huh. >> i had 1,000 questions like, what was the cat doing there? like -- >> where did the cat go afterwards? >> where did the cat go afterwards? if you want to talk about unity and something bringing all people together -- >> and the way those 'canes fans came together to save that cat's life. >> you would think someone scored a touchdown. >> well -- >> ooh. >> there weren't a lot of touchdowns in that game, on the field. let's just say that. that might have been the catch of the game. we'll get to that and the full video and the ending to that story. >>> we begin with the already storm-battered gulf coast getting set for another drenching all because of tropical storm nicholas. >> residents and officials along the texas/louisiana coast, are taki

we see dictator-like behavior is what he is doing. >> reporter: also in miami, a stark warning from the school superintendent after three teachers and ten other school employees died from covid since school began, all of them unvaccinated. >> the narrative about mandatory mask policies or the elimination of those have been absolutely political in nature, and that quite frankly as an educator, as a father, it bothers me. because children should not be political pawns in this political chess game and we need to get past that. >> reporter: in just a week, nationwide nearly 252,000 kids testing positive for covid, like 11-year-old levi quartucci, four days in an austin, texas hospital >> there was some fear and some dark thoughts that crept in, but thankfully he started to get better pretty quickly once he was in the hospital. >> reporter: serious illness and death is rare among children, but parents joe and katie quartucci felt helpless as covid spiked levi's temperature to 103 >> he was on high-flow oxygen for a little bit, needed steroids and blood thinners >> reporter: levi now home, to

is a pick six with 85 yards the other way and the biggest home folks were stunned and it was 14-0, miami and the dolphins tried in and some short past and he snuffed it out for a safety and that is how they got on the board at 14- 2 in the second quarter 14-5 and a good pass and catch and a black hole 14-12 with a slim lead and in the third quarter, hunter on the receiving end and a touchdown and his first score of the season and patent up and over scoring and they missed the extra point +25 straight points and 25-17 and they kept them out three straight times and for the fourth time was a charm and he score the touchdown and he still needed a two-point conversion and got it and will fuller at the pylon tied at 25 and both teams traded field goals in overtime and edwards look at this catch 34 yards and 386 and two touchdowns and the defense on their heels and he ripped off another one and that set up the daniel carlson field goal to win it. 31-28 final and their 3-0 for the first time since 2002 and let's go outside the locker room. >> when you're down 14 -0 and score 25 unanswered in th

que esta siendo rechazada por numerosos gobernadores republicanos, como nos dice danay rivero, desde miami .un niqo de cinco aqos fue encontrado, caminando solo, por una carretera cercana a la frontera con texas, estaba desnudo, lleno de espinas y raspones, por lo que creen que camino un largo trecho por el monte antes de salir a la autopista. las autoridades buscan ahora a sus padres francisco cobos con los detalle d este nuevo y dloroso drama. en mexico continuaron las labores de busqueda y rescate de personas en la zona donde hubo un desgajamiento del cerro del "chiqui-huite"... ahora las autoridades reportan 3 desaparecidos y unas 80 familias fueron evacuadas por el peligro de nuevos deslizamientos de tierra y rocas... paulina gomez nos tiene mas de esta peligrosa mision que se lleva a cabo. en peru a un dia de cumplirse veintinueve aqos de su captura, abimael guzman reynoso fallecio en una prision de maxima seguridad, en la base naval de el callao... el sanguinario excabecilla del grupo terrorista 'sendero luminoso', de 86 aqos, cumplia cadena perpetua por sus crimenes de lesa humanid

amanda: you have also opened miami headquarters.n a bunch of other finances moving to that state. what is the benefit to being there? kurt: it is really based upon the explosive growth we have had at the company level. when we were forced to shut down due to the pandemic in march 2020, we didn't have any u.s. assets, didn't have any u.s. employees. fast-forward to today, we have north of $82 billion in the u.s., around 1000 employees. it was important to establish that corporate headquarters where we could oversee our u.s. entities, focus on executing our u.s. strategy, expand our business from their. the timing was right given the size and scale of the business we have in the u.s. kailey: when will he have all of your u.s. employees at the headquarters back working in person, will you make any mandates around and being vaccinated? kurt: we are working through that right now. we have a two-pronged approach to all of our businesses, which is true in canada and in the u.s. miami will be our corporate headquarters but we have 21 differ