parts around miami under water. up to a foot of rain falling in some areas at a pace of 6 inches per hour. hundreds of flights canceled or delayed. rob marciano standing by in the storm zone. >>> a retired judge in wisconsin killed in what authorities are calling a targeted act, found tied to a chair in his own home. what we just learned about the suspect and his alleged hit list. authorities saying it contained the names of prominent politicians. why officials are now investigating this as a possible act of domestic terrorism. >>> the plant at the center of the national baby formula shortage resumes production. abbott's sturgis, michigan, facility given permission by the fda to re-open, but only making specialized formula for now. products for medically vulnerable infants and children expected to hit store shelves later this month as supplies across the country run lower and lower. >>> news from uvalde, texas. emotional parents demanding answers in a board of education meeting, begging for change and accountability

arrancamos con esto, un aviÓn hace un aterrizaje de emergencia en el aeropuerto de miami.jero dice que tenÍa el presente mito de que algo malo iba a ocurrir. la escuchamos. [gritos] >> no sÉ por quÉ tengo tanto presentimiento, me dijo no pienses mal. empieza el aviÓn a temblar, temblar. y me dice: lo que te falta es una escoba, eres bruja? borja: asÍ relatan los momentos de terror y locura que vivieron los pasajeros. venÍan de repÚblica dominicana bordo del aviÓn de la aerolÍnea red air que se incendiÓ tras el colapso del tren de aterrizaje. milagrosamente sÓlo hubo tres personas con heridas menores. vamos hasta el aeropuerto internacional de miami donde estÁ elyangÉlica gonzÁlez con lo Último de la investigaciÓn. elyangÉlica: la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte iniciÓ la investigaciÓn mientras 130 pasajeros intentan recuperarse del pÁnico que vivieron abordo de esta aeronave que vamos a mostrar a continuaciÓn, que es objeto de investigaciÓn en este momento. aquÍ les presento la historia. era un vuelo sin sobresaltos hasta el momento del aterrizaje. >> habÍa un

last august, miami launched its own digital currency miami coin but since then, it's collapsed as oforthless. in miami, here's cnbc's kate rooney >> welcome to the future of finance. >> the city of miami rode crypto's bull market up to an all-time high and is being put to the test during the crash one of the worst performers of this crumbling crypto market, miami coin the city's namesake cryptocurrency down about 95% since launching. their mayor, francis suarez, even takes his salary in bitcoin. he talked about this city coin as a potential alternative to taxes. while the project did bring a $5 million windfall to miami t comes with risks >> these technologies are extremely new, so they're always speculative, and so one of the things i have always said is look, you should never invest money on something you don't, a, believe in, or b, you know, there is a possibility you could lose that money so it has to be money you're willing to sort of invest in that way >> miami has been looking to lure in top crypto and tech talent during the industry's boom crypto bowl now outside of miami-dad

it's not just a miami problem.ting the rest of the country and the world at this point. >> crypto is the only kind of winter you feel in miami our kate rooney. >> we might be able to find it for the market according to one technician he joins us next on "power lunch" to explain. over to tyler. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "power lunch," everybody. why don't we say we join kate at that $50,000 a table club. i have no crypt onto spend i'm tyler matheson how quickly things turn. that's energy, folks, the hottest sector of the year now in a bear market like so much of the rest of the market and we will break down the sector and the moves in those stocks another sector that is changing fast, that would be housing. mortgage rates rising at the fastest pace since 1987. are cracks starting to form in housing? we will tell you that story, kelly, later this hour >> it feels like miami even up here today so hot and so humid outside, and even heating up for th

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desde miami, guillermo gonzÁlez nos cuenta quÉ deja a su paso.ormes inundaciones en cuba con el menos dos personas muertas y una desaparecida, la tormenta tropical se dirige al sur y centro de la penÍnsula de la florida. las principales emergencias se reportan en la habana, la capital de la isla. en aguas del caribe, la tormenta avanza muy lentamente al noreste. en miami, algunos turistas apenas se enteraban del pronosticado mal tiempo. >> maÑana me voy de vacaciones a un crucero y me entero que hay tormentas por ustedes. reportero: otros dicen estar listos para el paso del temporal. >> hay que buscar la manera de poder resguardar nuestras familias y buscar estrategias para cubrir lo que viene. reportero: las autoridades desarrollan planes de prevenciÓn. algunos gobiernos locales como el de miami, entregan a sus residentes bolsas llenas de arena para proteger residencias y negocios, mientras equipos de bombeo tratan de reducir el nivel de algunos canales para evitar inundaciones. con la ayuda de voluntarios, muchos residentes empezaban a tomar pr

se incendiÓ al aterrizar en el aeropuerto de miami.nto domingo tocÓ tierra en una de las pistas. se trata de un aviÓn perteneciente a una aerolÍnea de bajo costo. la tripulaciÓn activo en lugar. tres personas fueron trasladadas a hospitales cercanos. llegÓ a miami con un retraso de mÁs de 40 minutos. >> varios miembros para la seguridad en entra orte fueron desplazados a miami y comenzarÁ la investigaciÓn para determinar las causas reales del emergencia. leÓn: el senado de estados unidos busca un proyecto de ley bipartidista. los demÓcratas llegaron a un acuerdo debido a esto. las negociaciones comenzaron luego de los tiroteos en uvalde, texas. claudia useda nos amplÍa. >> el proyecto de ley de armas incluye reforzar la comprobaciÓn de antecedentes, financiamiento para salud mental, incentivos para los estados que aplique leyes de bandera roja. >> es un gran avance y lo mÁs importante es que es bipartidista. esta ley harÁ menos probable ataques como los de uvalde y protege la segunda enmienda afirmÓ este republicano. tuvieron problemas

when everything is said and done parts of miami-dade county, specifically in the city of miami and south, they will most likely have seen nearly a foot of rain over a single day period. fredricka. >> what a mess. thank you so much. jean, to you now in the weather center. so as we saw right there the storm has caused quite the mess and it's ongoing really so how much longer can people expect to be in this deluge. >> i'd say another six hours they're going to see more of this rain and here's the radar that carlos was talking about. you see the bright red colors, a couple of flashes of lightning moving between ft. lauderdale and miami and miami getting pounded under a flash floodwater warning because the rain is coming down so fast at a rate of maybe 1 to 2 inches an hour and already seen 11 inches and get another 2 or 3 out of this before the system finally moves on out. this part of the state, the southeast part is the one that's getting the most rain right now. you see everybody else is kind of clearing out over here by lake okeechobee and back by fort myers not looking so bad. even key

county which does include miami.e'll see an additional 2 to 4 inches tomorrow. it's not until midnight that we see this activity taper off. these tropical storm warnings continue to be up, but those will likely end the closer that we get to midnight too. >> tyler malden, appreciate the forecast. carlos skuarez, i hope him and his team stay safe in the rain, thank you both. >>> remember the baby formula plant at the center of the nationwide shortage? it is expected to reopen today. abbott says the sturgis plant will reopen. >> a dangerous bacteria in the building caused the plant to close down. cnn's polo sandoval is with us now. polo, the good news, the plant is going to be back up and running, that doesn't mean that store shelves will even be able to fill with formula even this week. >> reporter: that's right, it may be some time before that formula makes it to the shelves here, christi and boris. the plant behind me has cited time and time again by government and industry officials as the reason we're experiencing

aterradores, son los relatos del aviÓn que se accidentÓ en el aeropuerto internacional de miami.co que se viviÓ dentro del aviÓn que provenÍa de repÚblica dominicana. jorge: vamos con los detalles. reportero: alejandra martÍnez querÍa registrar en esta fotografÍa el inicio de sus vacaciones en miami a bordo de este vuelo, justo antes de que el aviÓn despegara de venezuela. >> hicimos escala en santo domingo y de santo domingo hasta acÁ. reportero: al aterrizar en miami el sistema de neumÁticos de la aeronave se accidentÓ y se incendiÓ, con 140 personas a bordo. [algarabÍa] >> agarramos la paÑalera de la bebÉ, el bolso y salimos corriendo a primera clase. reportero: alejandra cuenta que las cosas comenzaron a caer y la aeronave temblaba. >> yo le dije que no tenÍamos el cinturÓn de seguridad puesto. me dijo que le diera la bebÉ y me pusiera el cinturÓn. la reacciÓn fue levantar las piernas y rezaba a dios para que nos sacara de esto con vida. reportero: este es el video que grabÓ el esposo de alejandra. todo se salvaron. >> una vibraciÓn muy fuerte y el aviÓn se saliÓ de la pista

the downtown and the financial district of the city of miami.ng stalled. in fact the city of miami, they had firefighters go out in six elevated trucks to try to get some drivers that were stranded in their cars, to get them out safely. and right now the effort down there, other than trying to get some of these roads reopened, is they're trying to get the word out on where folks can go and find their cars. that many vehicles, we're told, had been towed from across the city of miami, that they're now trying to concentrate their time and effort in getting the owners to come pick them back up. the story remained the same across alligator alley, fort myers and naples, where that part of the state saw 6 to 8 inches of rain, something that forecasters have been calling for for the last several days. they said all along that this was going to be a rain event and it has held firm. right now, here in the city of fort lauderdale, just under 8 inches of rain over a 24-hour period. the forecasting right now shows that a lot of the worst of the weather is go

que venciÓ a minnesota de miami.l inter de miami al marcador para los visitantes del final del partido voltereta con doblete que con anotaciones en los minutos 87 90 se dio el 2 1 definitivo, ganÓ el inter de miami. en otro encuentro de la misma... pÉrdida con la anotaciÓn, consiguiÓ un doblete ya se pone el tres a cero, intentaba cortar y asÍ finalizÓ el encuentro. no te pierdas el campeÓn de campeones presentado por thayer. el cruz azul domingo 26 de julio en vivo por univisiÓn y tudn. en el bÉisbol de las grandes ligas y en el diamante, juego donde hay 11 inaugurÓ dos innings. en mÁs de la mlb, texas superaron por resultado de tres carreras agua 101, partido que se definiÓ. llega una marca de 26 a 28. queda perfectamente informados, eso fue lo mÁs destacado en el mundo de los deportes, regresÓ con ustedes. >> para la despedida, una iniciativa que se ha tomado en australia para ayudar a curar el planeta, el productor dio un informe novedoso para la limpieza de la basura, recoge varias toneladas de residuos y se las

el sismo dejÓ varias aldeas totalmente destruidas. >>> pÁnico en el aeropuerto de miami.ente pertenece a la lÍnea aÉrea de repÚblica dominicana y en noviembre del aÑo pasado inicio sus operaciones aÉreas. el dÍa de hoy aquÍ en el aeropuerto internacional de miami, reina la calma x pero ayer fue todo un caos, algunos pasajeros que viajaban a bordo de este aviÓn nos relataron los momentos angustiantes que vivieron. >>> las lÁgrimas desesperaciÓn se escuchaban de la terminal. la pista de aterrizaje del aeropuerto internacional de miami se convirtiÓ en una escena de terror cuando la parte trasera de un aviÓn se incendiÓ trastocar tierra, creando caos y angustia fuera de la aeronave. >>> la gente se volviÓ como loca. estaba tratando de resolver su vida. en medio de la densa humareda negra. los pasajeros abandonaron el aviÓn por la salida de emergencia. algunos con sus pertenencias acuestas. >>> nos bajaron por los toboganes y tarde como 20 minutos de salir del aviÓn. >>> llegÓ a miami proveniente de santo domingo alrededor de las 5:30 de la tarde del martes. de las 126 persona

was we report from miami, florida. >> welcome to miami, water, sun, a legendary party scene, but thelent homes be ally the city's housing crisis. miami has the worst income inequality in the country and has become the least affordable city for housing. even if you have the means to buy a home, the process of getting a loan can be a struggle. she lives in a $1.3 million home with her husband david. she has no debt and more than $100,000 cash in her account, an ideal candidate for a loan, but for months, the bank has been blocking her mortgage application. >> i have friends who are white. i have friends who are blocked. i know what my black friends have gone through getting loans, and i know my white friends who couldn't get loans and how quickly they got them with no problem. >> why do you think you are being treated this way? >> because of my color, my skin. i am an african-american woman. >> racism is not just in america's past, but for her, built into the economy today. enter one united bank, black-owned and black operated, set to breapotential barriers for african-americans. >> if

so i'd like to take the opportunity to blast our page, moms for liberty miami.ve parents, inform parents, empower parents. your children are not safe in the school system. >> excuse me ma'am, but we have not addressed the board about schooling issues. this is not going to be a platform for any political organization. that's not going to happen. so you can articulate -- >> it's not a political organization. it's an organization to give parents information. >> several times a month, eulilia meets with her local chapter of moms. when kids learn about lgbt issues and, school is at the top of their agenda. >> but child, middle school, high school, whatever, has a sexual inclination. that is accepted and welcomed and we will maneuver that as needed, with parental involvement, the teachers, the counselors, it's a team effort. however, there does not need to be this agenda pushed on a little kindergarten or, that is just going to school to play. to learn their shapes and colors. >> i was just thinking about that the kids that do have -- their confuse, they're gay, or wh

one place though that has really hurt is also miami. this man once talked about city coin as an alternative to taxes. while the project did bring a $5 million windfall to the city, it comes with risks. >> this technology is new and they are always speculative. one of the things i have always said is that you should never invest money in something that you don't believe in because there is the possibility that you could lose that. >> miami has been looking to lure top crypto in tech talent. crypto has also taken the miami real estate market by storm. people are paying for luxury apartments in the currency. >> about a month ago everything was on track. lately things have slowed down. whatever one says is instead of watching and waiting for an apartment they watch the market. >> reporter: then there is the miami party scene. nightclub 11 charges $55,000 for a table and is a hotspot for people who have made a lot of money off of crypto. >> i think, in general, the world is in a bit of pain right now. so, i am seeing it and i am not sure if

subiendo por el costo de la viviend esta persona vendiÓ su casa en miami al triple del precio o originalijos dijimos, lo mÁs seguro es buscar otra ciudad donde tengamos un techo ase asegurad ciudades como i(informaci'on en pantalla) de declive. solicitudes nuevas están en el nivel más bajo en 2s han convertido en una de las mÁ econÓmicas para los compradores por ahora la demanda de h hipotecas sigue en declive, las solicitudes nuevas tienen el nivel mÁs bajo en aÑos n noticias telemund) en washington dc la pregunta e si trump presionÓ tanto a pence para cambiar la elecciÓn que, incluso puso en riesgo su vidac audiencias del asalto al capitolio. cristina londoño reporta. >> (hablan e, piense eso, un presidente que pudo haber puesto en riesgo la vida de su vicepresidente, esto estuvo en el centro del tercer dÍa de audiencias del asalto al capitolio. tenemos la info informaciÓn con cristina londoÑo somos afortunados de tener a mike pence porque salvo la democracia dijo thompso thompsonthompson(m' antes de mostrar el presidente trump,. >> (hablan imÁgenes de la turba avanzando sobre el capit

our own eliana diaz lives in miami. experiencing the flooding firsthand. >> heavy storms already passed through here. the mess in their past, many neighborhoods like this one are still shut down in miami because there's so much standing water just an hour this water came to my knees. >> potential tropical cyclone won its official title, spread rain throughout the northern caribbean. gusty winds and heavy rain battering cuba where reports indicate 2 people are dead and another person is missing. the storm began as hurricane agatha on the pacific side of mexico before losing steam as it crossed the yucatan peninsula. meteorologists at the national hurricane center still anticipated to form into tropical storm. alex as it exits florida emerges into the atlantic. now emergency crews in the miami area are helping stranded, homeowners and motorists in need. they're also urging people to stay inside and off the roads until the flood waters subside. the mayor of miami-dade county says crews are working hard to manage the situat

miami has no state income tax. it's an extremely business friendly environment it's a right to work state, so even on my business construction side, unions do not have the same kind of impact that they do, say, in new york city. the quality of life in many regards is superior, certainly on a weather basis, and they don't have the same challenges of public safety, so they're fundamentally just so much better equipped to compete right now. >> it's a little humid, so not everyone likes that heat but i take your point, since you know so much about the real estate market, don, where would you have the individual investor put their money to work? do you like the office reits down 20% do you think they should steer clear of that and maybe look towards something more residential? should they be involved with reits at all, or is this a time for maybe more individual property ownership or rent exposure where do you think has the most value right now? >> i would stay away from the office reits investors understand that they a

>> nos conocimos en miami hace varios aÑos, ahÍ me naciÓ poner un mensaje.ira un lote de comida para perros. son bolsas de cuatro libras y media, tienen fecha de vencimiento del 29 de octubre de 2022. este producto estarÍa contaminado con salmonela y fue enviado a mÁs de un centenar de tiendas en una docena de dados. cuando faltan dos dÍas para que se el primer aniversario de la tragedia la comunidad se prepara para honrar la memoria de las tic y mÁs. >> con mucho gusto te muestro, ya ha comenzado el movimiento policial preparando todo para el prÓximo viernes, va a acudir la primera dama de estados unidos. de lo que ocurriÓ se sabe poco o nada, lo que sabemos son los acuerdos econÓmicos a los cuales allegado a la familia que la propia ciudad ha hecho cambios para evitar que esto se repita. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ni un dÍa pasa que no estoy pensando en lo que pasÓ. >> estoy feliz que al menos tenemos algo, es lo mejor que pudimos hacer. >> al menos dos aÑos mÁs tendrÍa que esperar la comunidad para saber por quÉ la tragedia tocÓ a su puerta. >> estamos enfocando cada dÍa e

we will hear from the mayor of miami following crypto's plunge.osing half of its value this year. below the 21 handle this morning. don't go away. we'll be right back. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> volatility continues for crypto this morning, yet another exchange, this time babble, suspending withdrawal citing unusual liquidity pressures. as crypto continues to fall, where does that leave cities that once promised to be the epicenter of that industry kate rooney is in miami and speaking with some of the leaders who promoted crypto all the way up. >> reporter: miami investors have been sobered by crypto going bust there are people who bet their careers on this industry, they do say they are in it for the long haul. they tell me younger investors have been caught off guard, on their heels and shocked at how quickly things unravel asked

sam champion in miami. is a little lighter right now. i want to show you images because our station wplg in miami has been reporting some rain gauges ten inches of rain on the overnight. flood warnings were popping, just going nuts on phones all night long and throughout the morning. so there is an isolated tornado risk as we're in this tropical storm warning all the way through south florida as we go through the day today. want to show you where some other storms were moving during the country, and last night, yesterday about six tornado reports in colorado, so today there may be a little isolated tornado possibility in this zone. but it's more likely to be wind and hail in those areas in kansas and nebraska but, boy, i got to tell you this flooding situation will be a big story in the miami area all the way up the east coast of florida. that's the >> reporter: and, guys, the >>> and, guys, the crazy thing about this, it is an unnamed tropical system right now. we haven't been able to find a center of circ

our own eliana diaz lives in miami. she's experiencing the flooding firsthand. >> heavy storms already passed through here. the in their past, many neighborhoods like this one are still shut down in miami because there's so much standing water just hour this water came to my knees. >> potential tropical cyclone won its official title, spread yucatan peninsula. meteorologists at the national hurricane center still anticipated to form into tropical storm. alex as it exits florida emerges into the atlantic. now emergency crews in the miami area are helping stranded, homeowners and motorists in need. they're also urging people to stay inside and off the roads until the flood waters subside. the mayor of miami-dade county says crews are working hard to manage the situation, but residents must be aware of the many hazards. >> let's be smart. let's not go out unless it's absolutely necessary. well, let's be sure to stay up above the water line. and of course, there are some in those waters as well. electrical lines that may be

blayne alexander is in the storm zone in miami tonight. >> reporter: on the waterlogged streets of miami, hours of rain have transformed some roads into rivers. heavy flooding in parts of downtown leaving some fresh from a friday night out scrambling through a sunroof to get themselves and their car to safety. >> careful >> reporter: across the city, rescue officials have fielded more than 100 911 calls. >> most of them being as a result of vehicles trapped or stuck in the water, but then also we've had some incident where people were finding plaster falling from their ceilings as a result of the heavy rain. >> reporter: it's a wet welcome to the official start of the hurricane season with a potential tropical cyclone blowing through south florida dumping more than a foot of rain the storm was first felt in cuba where at least two people were killed, and a carnival cruise ship rescued 16 people found in a small boat off cuba's coast. >> i never thought that it was actually going to be to the point where the water was all the way up to my waist >> reporter: officials say the system swept

he lives in miami-dade county.volved with partisan politics anymore unless it is calling santas one of the greatest leaders. >> please clap. >> congressman, do republicans actually see a utility to something like the proud boys even if they are extremists storming the capitol. >> katie, this is the issue. we are witnessing the legacy of donald trump. he told republicans, hey, brought in the coalition. anyone who is with me or with us a should be welcomed in and forget about the details or the radicals. forget about whether they are pushing conspiracy theories. if they are for me, they are good. you hear this in former senator rene garcia and now chairman of the gop. he says, we have different points of view. when you see centuries, of five years ago, ten years ago, they would've said people are crazy. they do not represent us. we do not want to be associated with them. after trump, republicans have this high tolerance for people who are just radicalized, and in some cases, a races. this is what we are seeing here.

that's according to miami-dade aviation. the fire has been extinguished and the passengers who were still onboard are being bussed from the plane to the terminal. we're going to continue to follow this story as it develops. david, we'll bring you any updates as we get them. >> victor oquendo from florida tonight. victor, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to those chilling new details tonight on the school shooting in uvalde, texas. authorities now say armed officers inside the school could have stopped it all three minutes after it started. the new surveillance tonight showing officers in the school hallway with weapons and at least one shield. and a new image obtained by "the new york times" showing numerous officers in the hallway. they were waiting for a key for a classroom door that apparently they did not need. authorities today revealing the door was unlocked. and tonight, the head of the texas department of public safety calling it an abject failure by police. abc's mireya villarreal from texas tonight. >> report

the miami police department has responded in an unusual way. it's set up a voluntary gun buyback program aimed at sending those weapons to ukraine. we just finished our ours guns for ukraine on my back. and it's been a while since we have one of these. looks like a few of them after we are there examination and work on them will be fit to send over to our friends over in ukraine. a number of cars queued in. miami with people eager to cash in. busy on the deal, according to the guns for ukraine program, police are offering $50.00 for hung guns, a 100 for high powered rifles in total. 68 goes up so far, being collected with officials healing it as a successful program. well, just to pop that number of 60 guns in some perspective, more than 35 percent of adults in florida live in homes with firearms while almost 350000 of them are registered holders. the controversial scheme saw people take to social media to slammed in miami pd's mood. so the miami police have apparently figured out how to use taxpayer money to get americans to give them guns, wh

bienvenidos a miami. miami serÁ una de las sedes y hay mucha alegrÍa.losa que se vive en el sur de la florida. esto nos dijo el alcalde de miami cuando se supo la noticia. >> hemos desarrollado esta ciudad, una ciudad que es centro de tantas nacionalidades. es algo muy especial de nuestra comunidad. lindsay: maravillosas noticias. son 11 sedes en estados unidos. vÁyase preparando, hay pachanga futbolÍstica en el 2026. en mÉxico se usarÁ el estadio azteca. por primera vez, un estadio del mundo albergarÁ tres copas del mundo diferentes. aylen: en quÉ serÁ diferente este mundial con respecto al del 94? lindsay: en esa Época la gente no conocÍa bien lo que era la copa del mundo, pero despuÉs se crea la liga mls y crece el deporte en el paÍs. me atrevo a asegurar que es el paÍs en donde hay mÁs crecimiento futbolÍstico en todo el mundo. carolina: muchas gracias. seguimos conversando con lindsay casinelli en facebook. aylen: y hoy todo el mundo estÁ hablando de los anillos que le dieron a los warriors por coronarse campeones en la nba. estos anillos tienen un

miami picked up 6 inches of rainfall in the last 24 hours.s picked up 10 inches of rainfall in the last 24 hours. we're at sea level here. that rainfall is a recipe for disaster. for that reason and the fact the rain is not ending any time soon, we continue with the flood watch across the peninsula. we have a flood warning in effect for northern miami-dade county and as well as broward county here. we expect on top of what we already picked up additional 3 inches or so. some areas a little bit more than that over the next 24-to-48 hours as the system moves slowly to the north. it is not just the flood threat. we have to watch for a qui quick isolated tornadoes and up to the coast to the southern tip of the peninsula. that is where the system departs today. notice it is a slow moving system. it is starting to speed up a little bit. it is not out of the area until we get to probably closer to midnight. even when it does pull away, it will continue with the daytime heating and the winds trying to pull away from the system and we will continue to

big waves and rain swamp miami. grief in uvalde.funerals today, and the news on the future of the mass murder site. brutal fighting. ukraine reclaims lost ground, even as russia's attacks intensify. >> reporter: i'm imtiaz tyab in odessa, as ukraine marks a grim milestone. >> diaz: california's covid comeback. could the surge lead to mandates? and later, platinum party. the latest on the pomp and circumstance. >> reporter: i'm holly williams outside buckingham palace in london where the queen is celebrating 70 years on the throne. >> diaz: with a final look at m the monarch's lifelong passion for these small subjects. >> this is the "cbs weekend news" from chicago with adriana diaz. >> diaz: good evening. we begin tonight with the latest on the nationwide baby formula shortage. today, abbott, the country's largest baby formula manufacturer, announced that production has resumed at its plant in sturgis, michigan, for the first time since february. but boosting supplies in stores is a whole other matter. it is an urgent issue for pare

the controversial scheme saw people take to social media to slam them miami pd's mood so the miami police have apparently figured out how to use taxpayer money to get americans to give them guns, which they can then sell on the international black market under the pretense of helping ukraine kind of brilliant evil, but brilliant miami police tried to explain their illegal gun bye back m p d is using sympathy for ukrainian forces as a ploy to get guns off the street in the belief this will make their residence safer. how do police buy back something they never actually owned? yeah. guns are too dangerous for our streets because inexperienced or unethical people might get a hold of them. but please let us send them over there to volunteer malicious and we'll give you money. if there's a blue and yellow flag, suddenly guns are a good thing. this is crazy. first of all, we're going to get a bunch of legal and non working firearms that would be dangerous to any ukrainian troops that would have them. you know, we saw what happened in the last gun give away in ukraine, and the ukrainian governme

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odesa is a partnership with miami and miami beach in the state of florida in the united states of america ms. valentina well, say a few words about this, by the way, the draft decision was submitted to the next session of the city council, which will be held in videoconference mode on june 29, which in general now e cities of the country express their willingness to help, which partnership ties are now being established, because we see that yesterday taiwan, which would seem far away, expressed a desire to assist in the restoration of buchi in the kyiv region, so that is, well, the most unexpected are words of support from the most diverse and diverse corners of the planet. how , uh, in the context of new partners from the united states, uh, from miami, and what can be done to help uh, odesa already after the victory, well, in general, i want to say that a lot of international partners, as you said, are generally recalled from such unexpected cities and unexpected and we also have new partners, here i can tell about the humanitarian headquarters in odesa, because the girls serve more than

we're getting our first look at the search and rescue teams down in miami. and they've provided us with some video of one of their teams going, essentially, neighborhood by neighborhood looking for folks that may be stranded in their cars because of all the flooding brought on by this tropical system. we're talking about nearly a foot of rain that has hit parts of miami-dade county. in miami aillone, which is wher we saw a lot of flooding in the downtown area and financial district, cars have been towed the entire night because of getting stalled from 7 to 8 inches of rain that fell in the morning hours. we're told the number is expected to be over a foot of rain once what's left of the storm makes its way past east the state of florida. here, in fort lauderdale, parts remain under water. they're trying to keep traffic south of where we are, a few cars as you can see are still trying to make it past some of the flooding we've seen out here. this portion of a1a, did undergo some repairs a few years ago and you can see the amount of rain that fell here has mad

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you are just north of the video we showed in miami, but it still looks like flooding there.ing? >> reporter: yeah. it is a mess out here on ft. lauderdale beach. parts of south florida have seen over 8 inches of rain in the past 24 hours. and that has led to some serious flooding. we're on a portion of a-1a where all of this water is just having a difficult time getting out and as a result drivers, well, they're doing the one thing law enforcement does not want them to do, to go through these streets because of all the flooding. the situation is whole a lot worse down in miami where the city's three water pumps have been going for the better part of a day now. they are having a difficult time keeping up with all of that water. you can see some of the flooding that has led to a number of cars being stalled in downtown miami as well as the brickle financial district. we're told that the city of miami fire rescue has a number of firefighters and at least six trucks going around town, trying to get anyone who might be stranded in their cars, trying to get them out safely. author

take a look at miami, they got just over 11 inches.take a look at this video out of the miami area hit so very hard with the heavy downpours. this is drone video, very dramatic, you see how widespread the flooding rainfall was. now, there is a vehicle, it is a flood unit, and it looks to be carrying a boat that perhaps will help people to get out of the floodwaters here. they are saying that about 125 people were flooded and cars that responded to the numerous people impacted by the rainfall that came down so suddenly. what happens in the forecast? it will move off towards the east and northeast, going out towards the mid-atlantic probably becoming extratropical as we go into the next few days. in the central united states, hot temperatures, it looks like the risk of severe weather once again in oklahoma, also into kansas. kim, back to you. >>> some greek residents have evacuated their homes due to a wildfire threat in the country's capital. officials say there have been reports of damage to at least 20 houses near the southern suburbs

same story for miami. tonight on nightly news, we're going to take you to the hottest real estate market in the country right now. it's beautiful there, but you have to pay for it. the influx of people seeking all that florida sunshine and loosened covid rules are fueling a staggering climb in rent. prices up almost 60% in miami. sam brock shares one family's jaw dropping rent surprise. >> reporter: at any point did the thought go through your head this might make our family homeless? >> absolutely. the first weeks i was absolutely frantic. >> hear what a landlord has to stay tonight on nightly news with lester holt at 6:30. and there's really no relief in sight on either coast. our investigative unit searched for answers on our own bay area housing crisis. watch the series overpriced, overwhelmed, overit. watch it on roku, amazon fire, or apple tv by downloading our streaming app or simply go to www.nbcbayarea.com/overpriced. >> now even my old stomping grounds where i grew up is overpriced. jeff knows th

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