many to miami. very tough economy in 2023, given the federal reserve raising interest rates and evidence that we're seeing demand destruction. what are you expecting in miami? >> well, i think miami's sort of a counter narrative and a beacon of hope. you have people my grating from across -- mgrating from across the united states. i think we're in the early innings of that process. because of the administration's incoherent foreign policy you have unfortunately countries in south america that are continuing to go socialist with colombia recently, brazil is teetering, obviously argentina, chile, venezuela of course, so that produces a tremendous amount of demand pressure for the city of miami, people my greating from those -- my grating from those countries to miami and that propels our country in face of the economic headwinds. maria: mayor suarez, have you seen a big impact from the wide open border. i knows your governor, ron de santis, put 50 people on a bus and sent them to martha's vineyard. in

he opened his prisons and mental hospitals and sent them to miami, therefore changing miami forever. dhs is warning border officials that the venezuelan government is purposely freeing inmates, including some convicted of murder, rape and extortion. it's unbelievable. again, we've seen this before. it's a catastrophe. again, during the carter administration, fidel castro's government, the cuban government, did the same thing. 125,000 people came to florida. a report from 1985 estimated that out of the 125,000 migrants who came at the time, 16,000 to 20,000 were criminals. the miami director for immigration it shouldn't have happened. any other team it would have been an act of war. bill clinton said the exact same thing. no one in the federal government will admit it's an invasion.

>> well, i can tell you that miami certainly is. we have a program called miami forever, which is a 200 million dollar resiliency program which is voter approved, right on the heels of hurricane irma in 2017. that is an infrastructure program where we are spending significant amount of money to make sure that we can be as water resilient and win resilient post hurricane andrew 1982 and we got 200 mile per hour wind event. so we have gotten some money from the state, we've gotten about $50 million in addition to the 200, and we're obviously hoping to get some money from the federal government as part of the infrastructure bill that was passed recently. so in miami we like to say that the environment is the economy. it's not the environment or the economy. so we feel that protecting our environment, whether it's our drinking water, whether it's making ourselves more resilient, that all goes to have thing a healthy economy. we are eight in the nation in green jobs. it's something we are proud of him we think it creates high paying jobs

and they went to miami where miami he has a house in miami very nice on the beach, who calmed down heairs and nadenka flourished. i think that's where they were truly happy. nothing else, i see. well , thank you very much, you can go. our common fraternal sensation yes sasha i don't think i'll be free soon. you ride in victory. of course, yes, i didn't know anything. i tell you honestly, well, then wait a second. but admire, look at the car, they brought it on a tow truck. that's how she's beaten. but this is the same tow truck after 2 hours . could you ask alexey nikolaevich , i was appointed at one in the afternoon. you can see that you have not yet called out how it will ripen. i will invite you, of course. oh, major general, on your orders, colonel firsov has arrived. hello gennady anatolyevich i wish you good health without formalities. let's sit down, please, i beg you, thank you. interested in the state of affairs in the territories entrusted to me. well, of course, but later. first of all, uh. i would like to tell gennady antonovich that meeting you is an honor for anyone inte

example, who do not want to have guns at home or, for example, weapons seized from the streets of miami by our brave police officers, which we planned to destroy and which are no longer criminal evidence, during the last campaign we bought 70 weapons from residents and also from the police about 170 weapons confiscated during the investigation of weapons crimes from a warehouse in miami, all working weapons of the required calibers that meet the criteria we will send to the city police in ukraine, a real debate broke out on twitter about sending weapons abroad, some the americans were interested in whether such a transfer of weapons is legal and how it will get to ukraine, an ally, its people are in a very difficult situation from our side, this is not an act of the federal government, this is one city trying to help another city, the ukrainian police have few weapons in irpen, they need ak-47 rifles air-15 type and pistols we have them and can ship them quickly as soon as the agreements on the twin city relationship are finalized for simple firearms residents were given $50 gift cards

so miami wins it, 21 to 19. that means miami is the only undefeated team left in the fc. that leads to the less than happy reaction from buffalo offensive coordinator ken dorsey . miami guy himself who destroys his tablet. um great, by the way, okay. i wasn't awing because of that. i was calling because the two players hugging the ending came moments after a but punt by the dolphins gave the bills. life, thomas more studs kick went off the backside of a teammate. trent share field for the safety. we can laugh about it because the dog look at that. look at that didn't win. this might be like sure dreaded rivals the jets a few years ago, mark sanchez and the butt fumble, but like you said, they won first place, so it's cool. they haven't lost a game. okay now to a pregame standoff that apparently maybe went a little too far. kansas city, the royals luke weaver and seattle's robby ray stood in place for the national anthem and stood and stood and then it became a battle and their teammates got involved, sending water towels, even a thorough gun for a massage finally gives up

>> what we are doing here in miami can and should be done in every american city.e for success, doable and can be done, just requires political courage. >> you can provide a model for the country, would you ever consider running for presidency? >> is something growing up i never thought was possible. my parents came to this country at 12 and seven, first generation success story, to think of myself in the conversation is incredible but i'll tell you, it's something i have considered, i'm flattered by so much conversation about it. people are looking for somethi something, or someone to unite the country and inspire them so certainly something i'll be thinking about the next few months. ♪ >> definitely someone to watch. you've heard the reports, pandemic caused learning lost even worse but one chicago area school district race-based grading is what we need. you don't want to miss that. coming up. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexib

nos acompaÑa la meteorÓloga de nuestra afiliada en miami.tÁ fortalecido y se hace inminente su llegada a la florida. se comienzan a activar algunas alertas tropicales. en el Último boletÍn encontraron que tiene vientos de 65 millas por hora. todavÍa continÚa siendo una tormenta tropical, pero tan temprano como para maÑana cuando te despiertes podremos estar hablando del huracÁn ian categorÍa 1. impactarÁ el oeste de cuba, se insertarÁ en el golfo de mÉxico, ganando fuerza, pero allÍ podrÍa encontrar condiciones desfavorables y quizÁs no hablemos de un huracÁn que impactarÍa nuestro estado como categorÍa 3 o 4, sino mÁs bien categorÍa 1. si estÁs dentro del cono, el mensaje es "prepÁrate". si vives fuera del cono, tambiÉn deberÍas estar alerta. en zonas del centro de la florida podrÁn registrarse lluvias de mÁs de 15 pulgadas. toda la costa oeste podrÁ recibir esos vientos y lluvias. si estÁs dentro del cono, prepara tu plan de emergencia. muy buenas noches. maity: comenzamos en este tema. la florida se prepara para la posible llegada de la t

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liv williamson is a biologist at the university of miami.en coral sperm. so this is coral sperm. >> this is coral sperm that has been kept at these really, really low temperatures now for a year or more. >> her work is similar to that of domestic animal breeders. she and her team mix the sperm with carefully chosen coral eggs to create offspring that will be more likely to survive disease and rising ocean temperatures. >> i never thought i would ask this question, but how do coral have sex? >> so the idea is that all the different colonies on a reef are using cues from the environment to make sure they release their eggs and sperm all at once so they're able to mix with the spawn of other colonies. >> sex life of coral is nothing to write home about. most spawn only once or twice a year after a full moon. so scientists have to be ready to capture the sperm and eggs at the exact right moment. >> we use very fine mesh nets with a jar at the op. and they slowly float their way up into the jar, and all we have to do is cap off the jar and take i

ilia: gracias guillermo por ese reporte, desde el aeropuerto de miami.erca de un campus universitario la policÍa detuvo a este hombre de 38 aÑos como posible sospechoso tras encontrarse muestra de adn en un par de sandalias encontradas cerca del lugar donde fue vista la profesora y una camioneta similar a la cantada en el video fue encontrado en el estacionamiento cerca de la residencia del sospechoso. habrÍa salido de prisiÓn el 2020 despuÉs de cumplir 2 dÉcadas tras las rejas por secuestro. mÁs adelante le diremos porque los hispanos son los favoritos de estafadores telefÓnico,. . si usted está cubierto tanto por medicare como por medicaid de su estado, hay algo importante que debe saber. ahora, usted podría recibir aún más beneficios de salud de los que ya tiene. es el plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. es fácil saber si cumple los requisitos... llámenos ahora mismo para hablar con nosotros. medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos beneficios. pero un plan unitedhealthcare dual complete puede agregar aún más beneficios y caract

but it was worse than what happened in miami. dolphins punter kicked it rightf trent's fap any out of the end . miami won the game. so he could laugh about it. he tweeted my cs have a big w, tatted on them. d they were man reported those chs are going to need something soft. with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. > >> thanks, vern. > >> a bay area pioneer of the pas honored for turning 101 today. a 101 today. a special birthday celebration for betty suskin, right after this. > >> and join us every weekday for new live newscast at 7:00 and 8:00 on our sister station kbc w w and streaming on cbs news bay. you can find us on channel 397 d kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democrat

i want to bring in the mayor of miami, francis suarez. how is the weather in miami now? ask because it looks like the worst of the storm will bypass the city? >> that is what we are hoping for. we are getting those rain bands which are affecting the city, the storm is massive in size and in the event, the storm turns in our direction. right now looks like we are outside the probability cohen of getting impacted directly from the i and the most intense winds and we hope that continues but we are collaborating with the rest of the state, the mayor of tampa and collaborating through the state with search and rescue teams at a strike team from miami to help tampa in the event we get it directly as it appears. stuart: governor desantis, governor of florida, the executive in charge of handling this hurricane. is a test for him right before the elections? >> i had hurricane irma before my mayoral election in 2017, always an opportunity is a public official to stand up in a crisis, people want to see public officials make executive decisions and it was beneficial for me, 85%, it

a miami dad buying his newborn baby son a yacht and designer studs worth tens of thousands of dollarsd we spent $2.8 million on a yacht for romeo and name it had after him. all the designer baby clothes. if they sell them, we've snapped them up. check out romeo and don't expect his 2-year-old sister to be very jealous. she has her own personal chef and a team of house staff that meets her every need. that's one adorable baby boy and looks adorable in that o outfit. if you want to give your kids thins, that's great. how do they learn how to work for thing ifs you give them everything. >> harris: you teach them and how to live a purposesful life with graciousness and attitude. i was a really late mom, i didn't start till i was 40, burberry was in our house on the baby. i mean, i felt so blessed to celebrate her at every moment, and i celebrated her through my love of fashion. but i don't have money to buy my kid a yacht, and some of that might have to do with taxes so, you know, i always say check in with the irs before you go crazy. >> kayleigh: yeah, a yacht, i mean i think he was bor

to miami. the bengals deliver the dagger. cincinnati, 27 in miami 15. the eagles are now the are now the last remaining undefeated team. warriors fans, brew the coffee and set the alarm for 3:00 pacific. golden state tips off the season againt the warriors in about 3.5 hours. 3.5 hours. the game is in japan. players receive sumo wrestling. wrestling tips. klay thompson and steph curry have work to do. can't move him an inch. here is is gary woodland at the sanderson farms championship. is is driver number 1. is a great . great shot. he does make the sports cast. the worriers at 3:00 i am. stay up a few hours d watch hoops. >> he was way too strong. > > >> silicon valley tech giants he been known for explosive growth. mehta is downsizing. announceda hiring freeze and budget cuts amid shrinking revenue. with tht to more of hybrid work, expertsy more companies could follow. >> i wonder if we will see more of this. as it is, apple, google apple, google and facebook eat up a ton of real estate around the area. it is basically the city of cupertino. it is int

to miami. the bengals deliver the dagger. cincinnati, 27 in miami 15. the eagles are now the are now the last remaining undefeated team. warriors fans, brew the coffee and set the alarm for 3:00 pacific. golden state tips off the season againt the warriors in about 3.5 hours. 3.5 hours. the game is in japan. players receive sumo wrestling. wrestling tips. klay thompson and steph curry have work to do. can't move him an inch. here is is gary woodland at the sanderson farms championship isdriver number 1. is a great s. great shot. he does make the sports cast. the worriers at 3:00 i am. stay up a few hours d watch hoops. >> he was way too strong. > california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. togis 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. >> silic

we heard from the mayor of miami _ quicker. we heard from the mayor of miami dade - quicker.f miami dade county quicker. we heard from the - mayor of miami dade county who said there was all sorts of federal, state and local effort swinging into action to help people in the, have you got everything you need? we have for now, everything you need? we have for now. yes. _ everything you need? we have for now, yes, thank _ everything you need? we have for now, yes, thank you. - everything you need? we have for now, yes, thank you. what | for now, yes, thank you. what is left for _ for now, yes, thank you. what is left for you _ for now, yes, thank you. what is left for you now, _ for now, yes, thank you. what is left for you now, putting - is left for you now, putting everything back together and battening down the hatches? it is not just about our is notjust about our individualised lives, it is about power, i am a realtor, we had clients, we were receiving a deposit on their sale on wednesday, we had to redo the contracts to make sure we maintained those contracts and didn't fa

imo moved to miami right after hurricane wilma in 2005 which was a huge hurricane huge hurricane that was overshadowed by hurricane katrina which hit new orleans in mississippi. but in the past ever since then the past 15 years i have noticed continued construction right in miami and south florida. they continue to build condos and houses on the water at sea level where the houses around here are few and far between that are built on the water are made to meet a minimum i think 18-foot high tide surge. so thers first four has to be 18 feet above high tide, and it's ridiculous. i would like to see what percentage of florida has used of fema funds in the past 20 years as oppose opposed e u.s. or other states. >> host: mark in massachusetts. we will get your thoughts on congress approving this continuing resolution is what they call it here in washington, d.c. to keep the government funded until mid-december and then they willde have to take up the issue all over again and the senate approved it yesterday. this is a "wall street journal,"

in miami-dade county, which has a venezuelan population, 50% of miami-dade county, where i live, is foreignhowever, those who are coming here, generally, find more in the way of services, and are little more established, and a little less desperate. so, it is possible, it was just easier pickings and san antonio, to find people, who they can get to go. having been said, the fact is, miami-dade, and florida, does have a housing crisis. the cost of living is very high. they are a dense county, and we are seeing an uptick, from what i understand, the homeless situation, the housing situation cÔte d'ivoire. there are more, and more, migrant families, and they are difficult to play some. desantis explanation is, look, we are stopping them before they come here, however, that has a minority report, department of pre-crime feel to it. we know you are going to florida, so let's stop you. nevertheless, florida senate democrats have sued, quite clearly, that the state budget, authorizing this 12 million dollar program, says you need to be an unauthorized migrant, from this state, and these appear to

i mean, but only 5000 for a donor from miami. but because of the lower appeal to them, that is poorly stuff in miami. not because men are separate of feebler. it's a different world than i'm based in joining me now from cambridge in the u. k, as dr. lucy van to will a research associate at the reproductive sociology research group at cambridge university and author of freezing fertility. lucy, thank you so much for your time. so with this new research should we start regarding the age of 35 as a facility cliff? the question of 35, those are very much and not just the biological question, but the social question is linked to a history of being out of concern around the biological clock. and that issue of the biological lucy font video is conducting a study on how our ideas and actions concerning fertility are changing. thanks to these new technologies builders enabling women to turn back their biological clocks . what's really interesting about a craving is that is changed. our idea and our feeling around for timothy, so oh, and t

tonight in miami, in miami, a career homerun in front of his family. look at this.was more excited than his brother, who breaks out out in a full sprint. a trot of his own through the stands, up the stairs and then starts going going nuts on the concourse. you you can't do that at every ballpark, but with miami's attendance usually in the hundreds it seems like, he has the whole place to himself to run around. that is good stuff in sports. when you're a brother, you have to celebrate like that. >> thanks, charlie. > >> still ahead here at 5:00, if your pet is >> is your pooch getting a little plump? i am. a new studyt study suggest that if you get moving, so will your dog. michael george has more. >> reporter: 11-month-old cooper has tons of energy. it takes a lot for his owner to keep up with him. >> very highly energetic and we go at a minimum of three times a a day. an hour and a half per walk. >> reporter: when connor exerci, connor exercises, cooper exercises with him. >> when we go for runs he goes to the side until we are both tired. >> reporter: research sug

we have the details from miami. >> reporter: satellite images show bridges in puerto rico, before andurricane fiona fiona brought catastrophic flooding to the island, isolating some areas entirely. with hundreds of thousands of residents still without access to clean water, four days after the storm hit, the u.s. military military helped distribute bottled water to victims and with much of the island still without electricity, drivers waited in long lines to get gas for their generators. >> i am here because we are laser focused on what is happening to puerto rico again. >> reporter: president biden, who declared a major disaster in in puerto rico, was briefed about relief efforts thursday. >> we do everything we can to meet the needs you have and we know they are real and signific. and significant. >> reporter: at this puerto rican restaurant in miami, many are concerned about the latest disaster to strike the island, five years after hurricane marid maria caused widespread damage and destruction there. >> my heart is in so many pieces pieces right now. >> reporter: she says she wish

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a huge hammer had shock right next with swimmer at miami beach, scientists who track their ocean predators have discovered that situations like this. ok, a lot more often than you might think. despite the noise and pollution shocks don't seem to mind hanging out me a densely populated areas. we really thought they would because studies of like, big land predators have found that you know, walls and bears in kind of the big land. carnivores tend to avoid being around the city. and that's not what we found at all the shots. in fact, we found a shark spinning quite a lot of time close to what we call like urban areas that really close to the metropolis. miami. in the study in florida, 3 different species of shock with tact, with small transmitters that amid all trust sonic waves, researches and placed listening stations on the water to monitor the creditors movements over several years. the data they collected confirms previous findings, which found that humans are not really on the shock menu. the shots were cruising up and down the coast line in areas that, you know, there are people that b

. >> it is stunning you fly into miami. all of the lights of miami end abruptly at the everglades. jack: a lot of people don't realize that the everglades recharge the biscayne aquifer, the soul freshwater drinking source for the south florida population. as we continue to deprive the everglades of a proper level of water we are depriving that aquifer of its proper level and that allows saltwater intrusion that will become more common with the rise of sea levels. peter: jack davis. his most[applause] liz: hello everyone. i'm liz neely. i am absolutely delighted to be moderating today's session. this is "underwater: climate change and me." if you are not interested in hearing about oceans and coral reefs, first, i'm sorry for you, second, you can go out of the room. we will be diving into 45 minutes of conversation about our oceans. we will start at a sundrenched, shallow waters with ra

close to what we call like urban areas that really close to the metropolis. miami. in a study in florida, 3 different species of shark were attacked with small transmitters that emit ultrasonic waves. the researchers then placed listening stations under water to monitor the creditors movements over several years. the data they collected confirms previous findings, which found that humans are not really on the shock menu. the shots were cruising up and down the coast line in areas that, you know, there are people that been in the ocean. and i think, although this might make you a bit nervous to me, it just proves the point that sharp, you know, really don't want to bite people. and that, and back sharks, really tory people and tend to avoid them. the scientists say it's still unclear why the shocks were not infect repelled by the cities, given the high levels of noise light and air pollution, they produce. one theory is that the marine predators have grown used to urban centers over time. another is that they are drawn to the dead fish and pots thrown into the water

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plus the miami dolphins star quarterback taken off the field on a stretcher during thursday night. football 11 update on his condition just in the fda, finally approving the first drug to treat ls but only after please from patients and the daily show host trevor noah , surprising his viewers with an announcement on this friday. september 30th. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good friday morning, everyone we begin with the aftermath of hurricane ian in florida and the storms next target further up the coast and expected to make a second u. s landfall today. the storm is barreling towards south carolina , packing winds more than 80 mph . the entire south carolina coast is now under a hurricane warning. latest timing in track coming up, but first the urgent situation in southwest florida, where hundreds of people have now been rescued since ian made landfall their new video revealing the incredible destruction on fort myers beach. entire buildings and appear now gone. the storm also destroyed the causeway leading to nearby santa bell, cutting off cutting off

according to one person that i spoke to, was that they wouldn't be taken to a city, you know, like miamior new york city, that is so, you know, overrun by migrants seeking services and seeking jobs. they would be taken to a place where they could actually find what they wanted. so, it was a pretty calm scene when i was there in the parish that you've seen the footage right now. they were just, you know, waiting to hear from attorneys what the next step should be. a lot of them, the migrants i spoke to, had hearings set in immigration courts across the country because they were given addresses that were linked back to homeless shelters all across the country, from washington state, to texas, to washington, d.c., to florida. but obviously, none of them were in those addresses. they were all in martha's vineyard. so, attorneys to tell us that some of them had addresses to the places where they actually planned to be. but again, they arrived to martha's vineyard. and they had none of the things that they were promised. they are obviously, there were not any jobs waiting for them. there weren

earlier i spoke to nicholas snyder, a journalist in miami, and he gave us an update on the situation. i mean, it's all looking good. this is one of the most powerful storms that had florida in a long time. i mean we have millions of people with another tricity. we have several that have passed away from the storm. we have hundreds that are stuck on islands. i mean bridges have been blown out. houses have been washed away, lives have been washed away. it's. it's a bad one. it's definitely a stored one for florida. i started a grim assessment there and a very grim warning from president biden. he said that there's potentially substantial loss of life. what's the state of the emergency response at the moment? to be honest, is incredibly difficult. i mean, a lot of these situations are stuck and in very, very difficult situations. i mean there are people, there are people that are unable to be reached because they're basically locked in by water. and some cases they can only be reached by boat or by air. so we have families that are stuck in their homes or families that are stuck in certa

the quarterback for the miami dolphins taken off the field on a stretcher now there are calls for the team to the nfl's concussion protocol is under heavy scrutiny today. >> after a brutal sequence of events with the miami dolphins quarterback. there were no one has the story. >> thursday night football came to a halt when miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa was slammed to the ground on his head tagovailoa arms and fingers appeared to seize up almost immediately and he remained down for about 10 minutes. the dolphins later said the 24 year-old quarterback was conscious had movement in all his extremities and was taken to the hospital for evaluation and was released. >> now, just days before in a game against the buffalo bills, tagovailoa underwent concussion evaluations after taking a hard hit. he later just missed 3 snaps and returned after halftime. the team originally said he suffered a head injury but then called it a back injury. he was listed as questionable for most of the week. the team said monday that tagovailoa was not in concussion protocol. after the game. the nfl p

en miami—dade los precios de vivienda bajaron julio por primera vez desde otoÑo de 2021, alentando aprimera oportunidad de tener una. patricia: cruzar la frontera hacia estados unidos se ha vuelto mÁs peligroso debido a que las lluvias han aumentado el nivel del agua y la agresividad de las corrientes en el rÍo grande. en lo que va de aÑo, 216 migrantes han perdido la vida intentando cruzar el rÍo. de amos el peligro que enfrentan muchos de los que buscan una nueva vida. reportero: las aguas del rÍo bravo son prisioneras y peligrosas. estos migrantes son empujados por la corriente, pero milagrosamente lograron salvarse y cruzar. en fechas recientes, el rÍo bravo llevo mÁs agua de lo normal por las copiosas lluvias, aumentando el nÚmero de migrantes abogados mientras intentan cruzar. en la frontera mexicana de ciudad juÁrez, las autoridades de protecciÓn civil han incrementado los operativos de rescate ante los aumentos de agua en el rÍo bravo. >> hacemos el reconocimiento que sonÓ para facilitar el rescate. reportero: el Área mÁs mortÍfera es piedras negras, frontera con eagle pass.

enter francis warez, mayor of miami.action this is getting from the administration and democrats nationwide, these are all stunts. what do you say? >> immigration is a problem that is befuddled a variety of administrations. obviously creating essentially a national crisis that is not just a border crisis as a crisis throughout the country and time for us to solve this problem as our mayor, we don't have the luxury of getting into partisan squabbles over these issues, just to solve a issue. it is an economic issue, national security issue. neil: you espoused this for a long time. i grant you, and parties work together. democrats complaining about what texas is doing, and states like yours but texas and arizona. this newfound rage is a little odd. just as odd, that people in the middle of the night, and said nothing about dozens of such planes landing in the middle of the night. they are fine with that. it is what it is so where does it go? >> it is tremendous hypocrisy. they all don't cover purported 70 planes that flew i

what is miami preparing to see in the next week?will, unfortunately we have a lot of experience with these kinds of storms so we yesterday did a press conference getting our residents alert to the possibility that this storm was coming. it would be intensifying over the weekend. it started off as, you know, as a tropical depression potentially now forming into and now could be a very intense hurricane by the time it hits the state of florida. of course depending on where it hits in terms of the probability cone could dramatically impact miami so we're getting residents ready and getting all of our systems ready, our pumps, making sure the stationary pumps and portable pumps are ready and focusing on a variety of different areas in the city that typically will flood with heavy rains and making sure that everybody is prepared. will: well, mayor suarez, we wish you the best of luck in that and we'll keep an eye on that and hope and pray and hope everyone gets prepared flat configuration if florida for what -- there in florida for what

i was wearing my miami golfing. hats and i literally had stopped as somebody who, i thought they were going to engagement with the new england paid true to want to know if i was from florida and what was wrong with my governor. and of course, there is something very seriously wrong with our governor right now. because he is treating children and families who are escaping, really, an incredible trauma from venezuela's political ponds. in a very craven effort to august relapse the port for an election in 24 because i don't know how this in any way would appeal to floridians. so many of whom have themselves felt the kind of persecution and -- the so many of these refugees are feeling. >> mayor, legal experts are saying that many of these migrants who are seeking asylum in the united states will have to return to where they enter the united states in order to make their case in immigration court. however, and now the desantis and abbott have basically shifted thousands of miles from the border and made it impossible for

and we're in use. nicholas snyder, a journalist in miami, thank you. thank you. it's been 3 weeks since queen elizabeth died and her son charles became king with the official period of morning. now over, it's time for change and i'm talking my pocket change. the royal meant has unveiled a new king's portrait, which will soon appear on british coins in keeping with tradition, charles faces the opposite direction from his mother, whose face adorned some 27000000000 coins in use in the k. one's with the king's portrait shall begin to enter circulation late this year. germany says a cap on gas prices, but it won't become, it won't be cheap. steven beardsley has the details on dw business after the break on problem leaves. thanks for watching. back again at the top with every jenny is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips with.

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