miami goes 10, 11 deep.y have a lot of guys off the bench who can play starters minutes. they've always been like that this year. they're playing 10, 11 guys. of course, the warriors are doing the same, but it's been mixed results. the starters have been the best starting unit in the league. that's no surprise. but that bench unit has really struggled. jordan full james wiseman on the bottom of the league in plus-minus is not what you want to see. now course, it's an extremely small sample size, only 4 games, but we can't live. that bench unit has not been good this year. and miami, you know, they have guys like you see behind me, tyler herro, caleb martin. these are guys. most of them are starters. but, you know, some nice to play 20 minutes. some nice to play. 38 minutes because miami, they go so deep and they rely on so many players and there's never really a drop-off. now. i asked steve kerr about that. would this be a good barometer given that miami has such deep bench go for it? he you know what, jason

that may be miami-dade county.mi is on the praecipes, we have 38 homicides, at our highest moment in the 1980s we used to have 350 homicides, we're 90% down from our historic high. we're on the cusp if we finish the year well of having the lowest homicide rate per capita in our history so our crime is going significantly down in the city of miami and that's because we are increasing funding for police officers, shocking correlation. more police officers and our crime is going down. our homicides are going down. then you factor in things like we've reduced taxes to the lowest level in recorded history which spurred 12% growth. we also have a 1.4% unemployment rate. we're also ranked the happiest city and healthiest city in america. when people are happy, healthy, they're working, they feel protected, they don't commit violent crimes. so that's been our formula for success and one that we think the rest of the country can imitate. maria: and mayor, that's because of your leadership. you've also had the right policies

and miami.— carter is at that event at trump national and miami.i. i get the sense that the players are really - national and miami. i get the sense that the players are really tiring - that the players are really tiring of being asked about the ongoing dispute, if you like, between liv golf and the pga tour, the establishment of golf. but with every turn, players have their opinions, rory mcelroy in a newspaper interview describing a sense of betrayal because of the way that ryder cup team—mates, the likes of ian poulter, sergio garcia and henrik stenson jeopardised potentially their future in the ryder cup byjoining liv golf. mcelroy described that as something of a betrayal, and i asked ian poulterfor of a betrayal, and i asked ian poulter for his reaction to that. betrayal? we can still qualify for the teanr, — betrayal? we can still qualify for the team, as far as i'm aware, unless we've been totally disqualified. i'm still, you know, ready— disqualified. i'm still, you know, ready to — disqualified. i'm still, you know, ready to play as much

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the emergency evacuation of a miami beach high-rise.idents were given just two hours to get out after inspectors found unsafe structural conditions. so what was discovered underneath the building? and this condo building is just two miles from the surfside condo that collapsed one year ago. abc's faith abubey is in florida tonight. >> reporter: tonight this 14-story miami beach condo tower cleared out after officials deemed it structurally unsafe and ordered residents to leave imme immediately. >> i didn't think it would get to a point where we might have to go. >> reporter: residents warned on wednesday about the possibility of an evacuation. at the 164-unit port royale. but given only two hours to gather their belongings a day later, dozens scrambling. in a letter obtained by abc news, engineers noting damage to one of the main beams in the parking garage, adding "we believe this beam and the other beams located in the third floor garage might support the entire building structure." tonight resident miraj markej sharing these images o

meanwhile, the miami heat are 2, 3 on the now miami is a team that goes 10, 11 feet. they've always been like that. there's not much of a drop-off when their bench comes into the game and that's kind of a formula that the warriors are trying to emulate golden state over the first 4 games have been playing 10, 11 players, but it's been a mixed bag. hasn't been the greatest result. the starting lineup has been great. in fact, they've been the best starting lineup in the nba. and that's not surprising with all the guys they have in that starting line-up. but there has been a big drop-off where that bench unit. now i asked steve kerr, hey, this miami team. that plays 11 guys just like you do. they've been extremely successful at it over the years. you think this is a good barometer for your team? and stevie didn't take the bait. told me, hey, jason, we're not worried about what other teams do. we just want to get better every day. >> it's really just about us getting better each day and trending in the right you know, we have so things that we have to improve. so whether

gio benitez is in miami with more.iami and for 50 years they've been empowering individuals with disabilities here but right behind these doors this is why i'm whispering, lourdes matamoros here 38 years leading the way and she has no idea we are about to surprise her here on "good morning america." so let's go. lourdes. >> yes. >> hi. >> i'm gio benitez with "good morning america." how are you? you are live right now on "good morning america." let's do this miami style. let's walk real fast. let's go because this morning we want to celebrate you. you've done so much, so much for this community. >> oh. >> i'm a miami boy. i know. i know. here we go. we got the miami conga right here performing and, wait, let's keep walking, because here. >> oh. >> keep going, keep going. here we go. we got your family, your colleagues, your friends all here. look at that. lourdes is amazing. the shock on your face right now. now, look, they know how special you are. but turn around here for a second. they know how special you are. but

as for that building in miami beach engineers say repairs could take 10 days.musk is now officially the owner of twitter, he tweeted overnight. the bird is freed, must reportedly closed the $44 billion deal ahead of today's deadline. sources say he immediately fired the company's ceo, cfo and its top lawyer. musk says he did not buy twitter to make money. in a message to advertisers, he wrote. it is important to the future of civilization to have a common digital town square, where a wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy manner of twitter obviously cannot become a free for all hellscape, where anything can be said with no consequences. but observers say the job cuts the bus because reportedly planning could be problematic. twitter has struggled. for years to actually get control of some of the worst things that happen on its platform. and so the big question is. how can you expect as elon musk to cut back on moderation or cut down staff and not having this problem? just get worse? there is growing speculation that former president trump will be allo

that is because of where we sit, in miami dade county.s used to be a heavily blue county, and it's getting very purple and a big reason for that is hispanic voters are shifting harder and harder right, at least in this county and in this state, and as a result, ron desantis might be the first governor since jeb bush in 2002, in 20 years, to win miami dade. if that happens, it's a wipeout. >> bush was a miami guy. latino for many people. that's different. >> right. it is different. this is -- a lot of this is the spillover trump effect. trump sort of rewired this county. >> why? how? >> well, he -- he showed up. he told hispanics -- one person had once told me that he made hispanics feel great again. and that was a democratic consultant. and his campaign also did a good job communicating a lot of blue-collar concerns within a culture war context that played very well to the latino electorates down here, not just cuban americans. it's venezuelan americans, it's nicaraguaen americans, across the board, colombian americans. and the fruition o

he said no, no, i was in miami when all this happens i f was on vacation.in fact as the district attorney's office being questioned at the very moment. they never did find out who did it. that wasal s another thing that really started pushing public opinion against prohibition. well, took office the next month and then october stock market crashed. that was the beginning of the great depression. government, everybody's funds dried up, unemployment rose the government's funds were getting very dry. and hoover, when he took office promised to study prohibition and eventually a report came out that saidut it's not really working, it's not enforceable. but we think we should keep doing it and he said that sounds fine to me. a woman who had helped get him elected name polly, she was the first woman on the republican national committee. a powerhouse in fundraising, decided she had had enough. she turned her back on hoover. she resigned from the republican party and she started the women's organization for national prohibition reform. what an acronym. but again, s

and the majority nearly 50,000 of those were filed in miami.the question, when florida governor ron desantis recently took credit for transporting migrants. >> they went from texas to florida to martha's vineyard. >> reporter: why did he go looking in texas and not in his own state? >> i'm sure i could have found him 50 families to get on an airplane. but no one has called me. ron book runs the miami-dade county homeless trust, a public/private entity and says that so many migrants have asked for help in recent months. his new policy is not to shelter them. he says his shelters are full with south floridans. >> it's the responsibility of the federal government. >> we get these calls every day. >> reporter: she runs a small nonprofit. since january, she says she's helped nearly 500 migrants who didn't have family or friends in the area. she finds two venezuelan men waiting outside a shelter that wouldn't take them in. the men say they've been on the street for 15 days. >> so this is what you deal with on a daily basis? >> yes. >> reporter: she s

he went back to miami beach and died there. or by 1928 repeal had become a major issue of the campaign around the mid-1920s public opinion really started changing the episcopalians and i'm one had reluctantly gone along with the methodist and the baptist and the president and the presbyterians to support prohibition. they said we're out of it. this is we're going back to our cocktail parties because of what had happened with the crime. the murder rate was twice what it is today in in new york and chicago. so al smith, the governor of new york was nominated for president fdr put the nomination in. and it became a very ugly race that focused on his catholicism his strong position as a wet and being a people suggested or accused him of being just a puppet of the the big tammany hall party machine in new york and he lost in a landslide to herbert hoover. so herbert hoover wins in 1928 that february on saint valentine's day was when the valentine's day massacre happened in chicago, and it was the most brutal and just spectacular mur

he went back to miami beach and died there.by 1928 repeal had become a a major issue of the campaign. around the mid 1920s public opinion started changing. the episcopalians and i am one had reluctantly gone along withb the methodists and the baptists and the presbyterians to support prohibition. basin where out of it, we're going back to our cocktail parties. because of what it happen with the crime. murder rate was twice what it is today in new york and chicago. so i'll smith the governor of new york was nominated for president. fdr put the nomination in. it became a very ugly race that focus on his catholicism, his strong position as a wet and peopleim suggested her accused m of being just a puppet of the big tammany hall party machine in new york. he lost in a landslide to herbert hoover. herbert hoover wins in 1928. that february on st. valentine's day was when the valentine's day massacre happened in chicago. it was the most brutal and spectacular murder that the country had seen. al capone was largely thought to have bee

"the miami herald" reports the city of miami beach ordered residents of a 14-story condo tower to evacuatee after engineers noticed structural damage to a beam in the garage. the 164-unit condo tower was built in 1971. engineers say that it should take about ten days to shore up the damaged beam, but it's not clear when residents will be allowed to return. last year you may recall a condo collapsed just a few miles away, killing 98 people. >>> the "associated press" says there are warnings the largest volcano could erupt. it last erupted in 1984. officials say while an eruption is not imminent they're on alert after a recent spike in earthquakes at the summit. authorities say the volcano makes up 51% of the island's land mass, so a large portion could be affected by an eruption. >>> and the "los angeles times" says an app provided an early warning to alert more than two million people during tuesday's bay area earthquake. the u.s. geological survey's shake alert app warned users several seconds before shaking began. the magnitude 5.1 quake was centered in the hills east of san jose. the fu

and those passengers were put on another plight to miami. >> this is in the a heart stopping emergency, but sit an emergency. any time we have something going wrong with an engine, and a bird is that. >> reporter: bird strikes rarely cause serious accidents. david, even though bird strikes may cause flames, the engine may be totally fine. but still, pilots can't take any chances. david? >> gio benitez tonight. thank you. >>> we turn overseas, tonight russia saying it is evacuating civilians in a key ukrainian stitt, taking them into russian controlled territory, and what putin is telling people about his draft. fund t usedysk saying he can't ukrainians in t here's ian pannell tonight. >> reporter: even as missiles were raining down an zaporizhzhia today, vladimir putin declared there was,massiv on. but after days of missile and drone attacks, western sources tell abc news russia is rapidly exhausting its arsenal of long-range weapons. and in a sign of how badly the war's going in some areas, russia are now offering to evacuate citizens from occupied kherson, one of the territories puti

it is just one of several -- another one as the 27th district in miami-dade county. democratic state senator and that today was challenging republican congresswoman maria salazar. our state senator is joining us now. senator start thank you for being here. you've made abortion rights one of the key issues in your campaign following the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade this past summer. meanwhile, and contrast congresswoman salazar praises decision it has voted twice against women's health protection. also on her wrecking congresswoman salazar voted against impeaching former president donald trump following january six right at the u.s. capitol. has proudly perpetuated trump's big lie among other conspiracy theories. the republican party recently spent nearly $2 million on tv ads for salazar. do you think they are scared that your opponent is that a step of the voters in south florida and that you may be able to use and away towards victory? >> well, my republican opponent is definitely out of step with the district. and, in our district, a lot of people

we hear from the doctor who discovered the brain disease cte, and his advice for the miami dolphins quarterbackelined by head injuries. dr. omalu: my strong advice to him would be to hang his helmet, and cherish his life. geoff: and climate change in alaska. how warming waters are decimating salmon populations and forcing native people to change their way of life. all that and more on tonight's “pbs news weekend.” >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no-contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the "newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: good evening. it's great be with you. we start tonight with the latest from ukraine. overnight missile strikes on the city of z

this miami herald reporter joins me now. just go back and describe to me what is happening there.now you were last in haiti in july. >> today we are approaching week five where fuel distribution has been blocked, people are risking their lives, things that we take for granted in this country, the ability to just walk and go to the grocery store, that's not happening in haiti. and you have a gang or gangs today that are basically holding an entire nation hostage. >> the prime minister is pleading for help. a few days ago the u.s. state department released a statement saying that the past 18 months the u.s. has allocated more than $90 million in security assistance to strengthen the haitian police. what more needs to be done at this point? >> you have a police force that's ill-equipped, they don't have guns, they are outgunned by the gangs. right now they don't have fuel. a police force of barely 12,000 for 12 million people. those who can are fleeing to the united states, dominican republic. those who aren't able to, they're basically risking their lives on the boats. the situation

take miami, for example.mi is, for the average renter, they're going to need to spend more than 50% of their income on housing. that is unsustainable. and so what has happened now is people are looking at more creative ways to, how they live or how the new housing formation, but looking at other markets now. because success to a certain degree breeds more success, but at a certain point they're after, it starts creating a place where it's very difficult for businesses to operate. and i think miami is getting to that place right now, where we're going to have to pay people a lot more money in order to be able to live in miami. and so i think other places around the sun belt, like texas, arizona, and tennessee are going to continue to do well charlotte, north carolina, is a big sleeper, i believe, and i think they'll do well on the rental side, very much so. >> something really caught my ear, don, in terms of what you said, the for-sale projects that you see, that could be a problem. but five years should be ok

she knows that desantis -- it's not his airport. >> miami-dade. yeah. >> south florida, miami-dade. >> but it's not-not -- >> but that's the joke. you blame the hurricanes and iran, thanks, biden. the level of stupidity reaching new highs. >> incredible. president biden, that was him right there, speaking with staffers at the democratic national committee headquarters in d.c. yesterday with the message that republicans would,. >> thanks, desantis. >> if they take over congress in the upcoming midterms. >> you blame somebody for something that they have nothing to do with. that's a level of stupidity, willie, that, you know, our -- >> and if things don't go well for you, just say you're an old donkey. >> donkey. >> seriously. >> well, you're an old elephant. like, what? >> staff giving him high-fives, way to call him an old donkey. >> i swear that happened. >> they lose a little punch, those lines, when you're reading them off a piece of paper, don't they? not quite as effective. but that was a fascinating debate. we'll talk with charlie crist, gov

well, tonight, he's back home in miami, recovering.ngton, justice ketanji brown jackson, the first black woman to serve on the u.s. supreme court, made an appearance at the court today. with president biden and vice president harris on hand, justice jackson took part in a ceremonial welcoming for the new justice. chief justice roberts wished jackson, "a long and happy career in our common calling." the high court's new term begins on monday. well, there is a dramatic new shift coming to late-night tv, with "daily show" host trevor noah making a surprise announcement. that's next. ment. that's next. flu complications, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi flu vaccines, which help prevent flu in older adults. they've even been shown to provide better protection from flu-related complications compared to standard dose flu shots. don't get fluzone high-dose quadrivalent if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its components, i

law enforcement sources tell cbs miami news partner "the miami herald" jorge arias was accidentally shot fellow agent while they were role playing during a training class wednesday. sources tell the paper the agent who shot arias in the chest had mistakenly replaced his training pistol with his loaded hand gun. tonight, the e.p.a. is investigating whether officials in mississippi discriminated against black people by refusing to improve the water system in the state capital. more than 150,000 people in jackson were under a boil water alert for nearly two months this summer after harmful bacteria was found in the tap water. then in august, floods knocked out one of the city's water treatment plants. there's a new warning for parents to check their children's halloween candy after a disturbing discovery at a major u.s. airport. that story when we return. time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ever before when taken wit

controversia el gobernador desantis respondio sobre su propiuesta migratoria y nuestra estacion en miamios que por ordenes del gobernador o ocurrio el pasado septiembre se repetira y no importa si son venezolanos o de otros paises. se espera ocurra pasada la e eleel eleccion de mediotermino >> asi dijo el gobernador. e enviando a washington nueva york y martha's vineyard ha elevado el asunto. los mas afectados son los que viven en la frontera y enviado apoyo. la decision del gobernador esta bajo escrutinio y es impopular para muchos. toma remanentes en mexico y dice que son solo para venezolanos pero debe ser para todos. es un g gobernador que no suele dar e entrevistas y adquiere un perfil nacional. >> h"habla en ingles >> es interesante, estan ve vendiendo propaganda de santis 2024 y no lo he autorizado ni recibo regalias. existe el s sentimiento que la gente busca a la florida por el liderazgo. >> en un estado que ha dejado de ser un estado pendulo para ser un estado que busca voto de i independientes y de indecisos. >> noticias telemundo >> el gobernador a una semana de elecciones >>

and also earlier today i met some workers who said they were brought in from miami. these are guys that recently came from venezuela to miami, and they said they were happy to get hired to come be part of this cleanup effort here in fort myers, which is ironic because weeks ago we were reporting that the governor of the state had been sending migrants to martha's vineyard as you can remember, and now the members of the migrant community becoming an essential part of the cleanup that's going to be necessary here as they join the contractors and everyone that's going to be working to rebuild this area, kate. >> yeah, it's going to take a lot of folks, guad venegas, thank you. >>> the second sex crimes trial of harvey weinstein is now underway. jury selection began today in los angeles. the disgraced movie producer is charged with rape and other sex saumt crimes. weinstein is serving 23 years in prison after being convicted on similar charges in new york. he is appealing that case. maura barrett is in los angeles for us today. walk us through the charges that weinstein

until recent will he he was a member of the miami-dade republican executive committee.med to the times that he has been on page to deradicalization and his disavowed his previous racist ideology. but when he ran unsuccessfully for city council last year, he maintained his on line ties to the white supremacist league of the south. the miami new times reports that when members of the media were invited by him and his family to interview him at the hospital this week, they were blocked from his room by proud boys. so again, there are still a lot of questions to be answered about this awful violent attack this week. the police are investigating. there have been arrests. maybe we will eventually know whether senator rubio's claims this was a politically motivated attack, maybe we'll know whether the claims are accurate. but separate and apart from that, there are questions that need to be answered about why a guy with a violent white supremacist history is being paid by the florida republican party. florida gop. you okay? florida gop. you okay plan a didn't work out? get pla

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. >>> the nfl is now updating its concussion protocols after two frightening injuries to the miami dolphins star quarterback, the doctor who allowed him to play now fired. >>> two developing stories in the west. hackers release data from the l.a. school district after the superintendent said he refused to pay a ransom. >>> and a serial killer on the loose in california, what police are saying after five men were shot to death over three months, and why the murders might be linked. >>> and florida strong. neighbors and strangers coming together in the wake of the storm. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. as we come on the air, the death toll in florida jumped again today and hundreds of thousands are still without power tonight, as crews desperately search for victims trapped in their homes. and today for the first time our crews made it to pine island, which is cut off from the mainland and without water and power. residents are telling us about the terr

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no one on board the flight was injured, and those passengers were put on another plight to miami. >> this is not a heart-stopping emergency. but it is an emergency. any time we have something going wrong with an engine, and a bird flying through it is in that category certainly. >> reporter: bird strikes are very common, about 16,000 a year, but rarely cause serious accidents. and, david, and though bird strikes may cause flames, the engine may be totally fine. but still, pilots can't take any chances. david? >> gio benitez tonight. thank you, gio. >>> we turn overseas and to the war in ukraine and tonight russia saying it is evacuating civilians in a key ukrainian stitt, taking them into russian-controlled territory, and what putin is now telling the people of russia go his draft. >>> there's also news about elon musk and ukraine. musk saying he can't fund the starlink satellite being used by ukrainians in this war. here's our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell in ukraine again tonight. >> reporter: even as russian missiles were raining down an zaporizhzhia today, vladimir puti

. >> it's a taste of miami's south beach in downtown walnut creek. the lead at this is lead at the new latin caribbean restaurant to bring some bling to the east bay. it's definitely. it's. it's a little cloudy. >> and i think the idea was to bring miami here. you'll see road gave and along with other family members who run as well as a number of other bay area eateries really kind of want to take it up a notch and take it to next how do we bring something different to downtown the 5 here at leda is cool to see stylish. the food is fun. fusion, the tequila cocktail and it's refreshing. it's a good all of a mushroom >> on the menu here lead-up and there are quite a few. it's something they call a lobster corn dogs. i can do. the lobster. corn dog is a hit but not to be missed are the empanada ticking. >> so the fish fritters park belly and saw same plan paint chip. yeah, i mean, it's definitely a lot of authentic inspiration. chef nick peters gets his inspiration from his new york in your neighborhood route. but there was a lot of caribbean. there was

along with several proud boys, until recently he was a member of the miami-dade republican executivee. he claims to the times that he has been on a path to deradicalization, and has disavowed his previous racist ideologies. but when he ran unsuccessfully for city council last year, he maintained his online ties to the white supremacist lead of the south. the miami news times reports that when members of the media were invited to interview him at the hospital this week, they were blocked from his room by proud boys. and so again, there are still a lot of questions to be answered about this awesome -- violent attack this week. there have been arrests, maybe we will eventually know whether senator rubio's claims as a politically motivated attack. maybe we'll eventually know what the claims are accurate. but apart from that, there are also questions that need to be answered about why a guy with a violent white supremacist history is being paid by the florida republican party. floated gop, are you okay? technically when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but there are ways you can re

the miami dolphins quarterback going down, the head injury, and his hands, fingers appearing to curl. what that signaled in this moment. his second serious hit in a matter of days. the nfl facing intense scrutiny over its concussion protocol. here's erielle reshef. >> down he goes! >> reporter: it was this terrifying injury seen by millions, a second head hit in less than a week for the quarterback of the miami dolphins, triggering an investigation into the team's handling of the nfl's concussion protocol. tua tagovailoa sacked in last night's game against the bengals. his back and head slamming the turf. you can see his fingers seizing, what's known as fencing. >> it's a neurological response to head trauma. >> this posturing response certainly signifies that a head injury has occurred, but does not really tell us anything about the severity of that head injury. >> reporter: tua went to the hospital but later flew home with the team. the dolphins last night announcing he suffered head and neck injuries. >> the best news that we could get is that everything has checked out, that he di

. >>> in miami tonight, the developing headline. the customs and border protection officer shot and killed during what they say is a training accident. accidentally shot in the chest. >>> 20 days until the midterms. the former police chief from orlando, the democrat, aiming to use her background in law enforcement against the incumbent, senator marco rubio. the fireworks on stage. what was said. and was a promise broken? rachel scott is here. >>> the first images tonight of that iranian female climber who competed without her hijab, her head scarf. arriving home to iran to cheers. so, what next? >>> and tonight, the new image just in from nasa. a look at the stars like you've never seen them before. >>> and america strong tonight. here in florida, what was saved after hurricane ian. and tonight, the remarkable effort to find their rightful owners. >>> and good evening tonight from orlando. three weeks to the day since hurricane ian hit here. what our team witnessed today on that causeway once destroyed. and the new health concerns h

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live from new york city and miami and all across the country.s good to have you on this tuesday. >> carley: yes, it is. you are right. in two tuesdays we are all going to the polls unless you have the opportunity to vote early. we have 14 more days. >> brian: a lot of people are i can't believe. one thing great about people being so into politics these days. everyone is voting. seems like everyone has an opinion. more people voting than ever instead of going the other way and feeling like they don't matter. people feeling very engaged. in miami, one of the finest, if not the finest city to host a super bowl. they seem to have everything. >> ainsley: we had a lot of fun down there. >> brian: it's pretty cool. don't expect to get anywhere quickly. >> ainsley: this year it's in arizona? >> brian: this year in arizona which is another great city for it. >> steve: so, welcome aboard to the big tuesday telecast. and, as we have said. if you don't vote, you can't complain. and we know you love to complain because we do. >> ainsley: as we were saying we

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in miami our for fiftn years, just received a voter card t vo vote in miami-dadey county in the upcoming midterm elections. hogan gidley joins us now to ha' explain what else he found. >> this is an amazing stort y us that i guess we're not allowed to talk about. >> we're going to anyway. hogan, thanks for coming on .>>i would you find. >> thank you so much, tucker. look in the law there, civil violating is the civil rights act of nineteen sixty, which 1 requires the state to preserve t and maintain these listsai and voter data for twenty two months after4 a federal election. >> and ostf course, weates did go into these 14 states. we looke thed at these top mostn populated counties. one hundred of thetrm, of the oe hundred, only six managed to keep any data whatsoever. and it was egregious when we num took a look at those numbers.be. s worse because we also took a look ao t the numbes of voters who voted o and compared that to the number of ballots cast they didn't match anywhere. and when we asked the officialos on the ground, they had no answers. it was absolutely ridiculous. you menti

and there's been an outpouring of support for miami dolphins quarterback to a tie of all that. >> toon of yes. so he took 2 hits in 2 consecutive games are really frightening injury that is dealing with yet. fans saw the quarterback carted off the field on a stretcher. he slammed his head on the turf when he was tackled against the cincinnati bangles. and doctors say he's at it head injuries. we had injuries to his head and to his neck. we've got rich mchugh with the very latest. >> days after tua tagovailoa suffered his second head injury within a week. the dolphins head coach addressed the media right now is in the he's a he's had a couple good days, but he's a he's just trying to go through with that. proper procedure and protocol. so he's i'm feeling 100%. and now a shoe has dropped. the nflpa fired the doctor who cleared him to play in a joint statement. the nflpa in the nfl announced an investigation into the application of the concussion protocol involving the miami dolphins quarterback and said modifications to the concussion protocol are needed to enhance player safety. the

you know, earlier, miami dolphins head coach mike mcdaniel defended his decision to play to a despite in the previous game. i wouldn't have i want to put him out there. if if there is. any inclination given to me whatsoever that he was in danger and himself from that previous game. and the nfl chief medical officer defended their protocols to the nfl dot com and said was checked for concussion symptoms. >> every day leading up to the day of the. do you think this incident with he's going to lead to any lasting change? i don't think this incident with is going to lead to any lasting change because they keep making the same mistakes and all they have to do to make change is to say, you know what, when we see a guy fall over after hit to the head, we're not going to as back spasms if they couldn't have made that change by now, i have no confidence that they will make it in the future. and that was rich mchugh reporting. we'll take a break. reporting. we'll take a break. we're right back. how are the costumes coming for the double bonus jack combo promotion? great! we left one with your a

miami dolphins will be all for it ahead of sunday's green bay packers giants game quarterback. aaron rodgers said players need to bear responsibility for their own safety players want to be out there. we need to think about our long. health and i think we all know the difference between getting rocked. and getting concussed is definitely a difference as a result of the investigation the league and union agreed to change the concussion protocol to include the term ataxia to the no-go symptoms, which they define as abnormality of balance stability motor coordination or dysfunctional speech caused by a neurological issue under the amended protocol tungabailoa would have been diagnosed with a concussion on september 25th against the bills making him ineligible to return to the game and league officials say it would have been extremely unlikely for him to play the following thursday philipoff abc news, new york. much more to come tonight including a san francisco building owner slapped with a lawsuit what some high-rise tenants are asking for after their apartments flooded. and the

another scare at a miami beach condo on the very same street where a building collapsed. >> dozens of people what lead that city to order dozens of residents to evac >> police arrested 2 environmental activists who used orange spray paint to vandalize the front of a rolex store in central london today. the just stop oil protesters were arrested on. suspicion of criminal damage this morning. their actions marks the 28th day of citywide protests by the group which is calling for the british government to halt all new oil and gas licenses and consents an evacuation order for says residents have a 14 story, oceanfront condo building in miami beach. >> after engineers deemed it an safe. the property is on the same avenue where the champlain towers south collapse last year, killing 98 people. inspectors found a main support beam in the 14 story. port royale condominium. shift cracks. another supports had grown. the beam was identified for repairs some 10 months ago. the building constructed back in 1971. has 164 unit. >> the world of rock and roll is mourning the loss of jerry lee lewis tod

ays investn after miami dolphins cornerback tua tagovailoa appeared to sustain a head injury during a game against the buffalo bills. tua tagovailoa was seen as staggering after a hard hit but later returned to the game. just four days later, against the cincinnati bengals, he slammed his head into the turf. his fingers seizing in response known as venting, a sign of neurological trouble. the quarterback placed in concussion protocol and rushed to the hospital. prior to the announcement dolphins coach mike mcdaniel's saying he supports player safety. >> i'm not going to ever pretend to be the foremost expert on it. i think that as long as the protocols are derived with the proper spirit, if it helps the players and keep them safe, the miami dolphins will be all for it. >> ahead of the green bay packers giants game, quarterback aaron rodgers says players need to bear responsibility for their own safety. >> players want to be out there, but you need to think about it long term. health. i think we all know the difference between getting rocks and getting concussions. there is definitely

ficciÓn se da tras reviso en el manejo del caso del mariscal de campo titular de los tel tengos de miamis videos cuando Él cae hace momento, las manos que es caracterÍstico de que tuvo una disfunciÓn cerebral severa. >>> recientemente otros jugadores han sufrido lesiones similares, como este de indianÁpolis y este otro de tampa bay riesgo que estÁ consciente steven que tiene dos hijos practicando fÚtbol americano. >>> estÁ bien que pongan estas normas porque dicen que muchos se pegan mucho y como estÁ el juego ahorita, juegan muy difÍcil y es muy competitivo. >>> si bien los protocolos son estrictos y hay mejorÍa neurÓlogos dicen que hay mucho por hacer cÓmo cambiar interacciÓnes y desa ar un equipo de protecciÓn echo ciento y monitorear siempre las funciones lec actuales de quienes se someten a lesiones repetitivas. informe para las noticias. >>> la escena heroica de un chofer logrÓ regresar a un niÑo a sus padres. >>> los padres estaban acompaÑando a otro hijo a la parada de auto bus y dejaron el auto encendido con el menor dentro y alguien se lo robÓ alÍi el chofer llamÓ por radio a o

her mother telling our miami station wplg. she's thankful her little girl managed to get away safely. i'm just happy that she made a good conscious decisionnd we'll seek help. and with halloween just days away, there is an urgent effort to catch the suspect. authorities continue to hand out flyers across the neighborhood with that suspect's picture on it, hoping someone will recognize him. elwyn lopez . abc news, los angeles thank you residents living in the shadow of hawaii's mauna loa volcano volcano received an unnerving message this weekend to be prepared. the mountain has not erupted since 1984, but it has been at the yellow alert stage for about three years. now, recent earthquake activity in the area has led to some concerns. scientists say they can't exactly predict when it might erupt again. modelo is among several active volcanoes on the big island. it's also the largest volcano on earth. all right. coming up. my kansas city chiefs clobbered the san francisco 40 niners green bay. yes so much sports news now is next.

i went to miami, florida and spoke to hispanic voters about what's driving them to the polls and awayom the democratic party. watch. >> was the number one issue facing you and your family today. >> the economy in a few for my grandchildren. the violence, it's everywhere. >> the economy, inflation you go around in miami and the is a dollar 50 and always $3. it's also that were seeing how this administration and the policies that are pursuing are so similar strikingly similar to the policies that they have in place like cuba and venezuela and nicaragua where our families fled from. >> assisting the economy it's funny when i heard her say the grandkids that's foremost in my mind because i have to no one born july 4 and i look to him and thought is there going to be socialism when you were growing up and i won't be here, what can i do what can i do now when i won't be here have to leave something for them in the scares me what that's going to be like. >> my concerns are for my children very similar to the violence in schools the lack of education it's hard for the children. with everythin

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