second, a race riot in miami that had the effect of terrifying the population of miami.n the second explosion in the latin american cocaine trade. their argument in the book is that those three changes shook the city and kind of shattered the power of institutions in miami and into that vacuum moves a new mindset that says, anything goes. i think that is the kind of antecedent that explains why 10, 15 years later, miami becomes this kind of center for all this fraudulent behavior regarding medicare. keep in mind medicare fraud is one of the largest fraudulent activities in the united states, no other kind of fraud comes close. peter: you went through some office buildings with medicare related firms. malcolm: i did. i spent a very fun day in miami going around the city with two investigators from the medicare fraud task force, which was put together by the fbi and justice department to investigate medicare fraud and they have an office in miami. they took me to, the thing to understand if you are going to engage in medicare fraud, you have to register as a medicare provi

no one else is close to miami so the question is why would miami be so different?nt i ran across a wonderful book called the year of dangerous -- by ian griffin which he talkedoo the late 1970s. 1979 or 1980 rather this city had three extraordinary ev thatnedery close in proximity. wh therrival of hundreds of thousands of into miami. the second was a race riot in liberty city. a really major race riot that hadd the effect of terrifying. the third was a sudden explosion in the cocaine trade in the latin american cocaineon trade. the argument is that those three changes shook the city to its foundations and shattered the power of institutions. into that vacuum rose a new mindset that says anything goes. i think that is the antecedent that explains why 10 or 15 years miami becomes this kind of center where all this spot -- fraudulent behavior happens when comes to medicare. keep in mind medicare fraud is the largest fraudulent activity in the united states. no other kind of fraud comes close. >> you went through some office buildings with medicare related related -- >

and then there's the old miami beach. here are the sun-burned back streets of squat apartment blocks where decades past the old people used to sit out in aluminum chairs. and that's where a young couple--wendy and michel-- was trying to make a go of it. the rent was cheap, the window air-conditioning good enough. dennis murphy: but if you've ever thought beautiful people catch all the breaks, then listen to this story of 21-year old wendy trapaga - because she may be the most gorgeous, doomed young woman to ever walk these streets. dennis murphy: she was model pretty? tiare trapaga: i don't think that she thought of herself as anything spectacular. dennis murphy: her much older sisters, tiare (tee-are-ay) and rita, and brother ralph, never use the qualifier "step" sister when they speak of wendy. they'll tell you she was a little bit of a daddy's girl, her father an international airline pilot who died, sadly, in a crash when wendy was just six. wendy's mother myriam raised her with big sister, rita, always pitching in. r

trumpy miami.e scenarios of what that looks like. >> well, i mean, so i think the interesting thing about enrique is that i think there's two sides of the story. i think the story that we keep saying is sort of the story of the very powerful, dangerous enrique. i actually think enrique is a very insecure, dangerous person. he is a black cuban, ordinary person from miami, you know, a bubble of miami where white privileged cubans rain in this in this city. and i think, enrique, from what i gathered years ago, is someone that really never fit anywhere in miami. and in the proud boys. he went from being absolutely no one here, literally no one in the proud boys. he found belonging. he found community. suddenly he went from being nobody to being praised by roger stone, by donald trump. and in that little power that donald trump gave this black cuban person from miami, enrique tarrio, ran with that. i think to your point, joe, i think a lot of people are trying to make sense of how is it, you know, that

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listen for miami and south florida. that is cold. we are talking the coldest temperatures in years as people in south florida think 60 is cold. so 40 is like arctic and it is arctic air blasting much of the nation. annaliese garcia of our miami station, wplg has more. >> you know, it's winter in south florida when you see people out in sweaters and shorts. >> it is cold. yeah, and it's particularly cold, like it feels cold in my bones with the temperatures dropping below 50 this week, we did spot some people bundling up a little more than that. make sure that you have your jackets and your scarves and maybe even your gloves. >> this cooldown in south florida, especially notable considering miami hasn't recorded a temperature under 50 degrees in about two years. and as temperatures drop in soflo, so do the iguanas, as seen in past cold fronts. when the temperature hits, anywhere below 50, iguanas may start to freeze. wednesday morning we went hunting for them. all right, we're out here in the urban jungle of coconut grove searching fo

and today, in a place like miami-dade county, they are considered heroes, not patriots.as not like that's one of the words that they kept saying. and so that, to me, captures him. >> what we're living to the point where proud boys today gathered in downtown washington during the inauguration. they felt they own the capitol. now it's theirs. and who's to argue that it isn't donald trump? there, there, there they are marching down the capitol, fully proud, proud boys about what they did. melissa, meanwhile, you're having joe biden feel the need to pardon mark milley, whose apparent crime was describing donald trump as a fascist to the core and not being willing to engage in violence against the american people. your thoughts? >> well, i think president biden said it best when he said i wasn't pardoning these people because they had broken the law, which is typical for a pardon. this is to excuse conduct that was criminal. he said he's granting these pardons because these were people who had actually acted to uphold the law. and that sort of went to the whole question of wh

what i do know is that a lot of the miami chapter proud boys don't feel regrets.eresting is, you know, you hear enrique saying with a lot of confidence that he that he's one more time part of the proud boys. but i wonder if the larger movement of the proud boys, that sort of shield their white supremacy behind, you know, this black cuban son of immigrants? i wonder if you ask them, does enrique tarrio today in trump's america belong in your movement? i wonder what they would say because in november 2020 and i always think about this, kyle chapman, you know, one of the former leaders of the proud boys spoke of enrique and said something along the lines of the west was built by white race and white race alone, and we owe nothing to no one else. and so i think it's interesting to see how enrique would actually fall back into that role, and if he would be in sort of accepted in trump's america. >> i think you just gave yourself your next assignment. i always appreciate this. i learned so much every time you and i talk. thank you paula. as always, paula ramos is an msn

christian: still looking at these pictures of miami airport on the right.tingly, one woman who turned down a pardon, this 60-year-old woman pamela hemphill who was sentenced to 60 days in prison. she told the bbc there should be no pardons for the riote onr january six. joe: she committed a crime. what a courageous thing to do. she is the only one. caitrÍona: as we look at the miami airport where henrique terrio is due to arrive thousand he has had his sentence commuted. as far as the record books of the land say, those crimes are still crimes, do you think we will see these people appeal those convictions take it to the next level? susan: i don't know the answer to the question, but if i were them i wouldn't take the commutation and run. joe: but i don't think they will because donald trump -- this is almost an act of lawlessness. trump has opened the door to this. christian: that would be the final chapter, would it not, in retelling the january 6 story, if you clear all the prosecutions, you relitigate in congressional committee, you tell a new story of

acá el triple de tyler miami, que trataba de nivelalar su registr.ero qué ofrece verlander a bob melvin? a sus 41 años de estar sano, verlander trae a san francisco su currículum de leyenda 3 ihop, en donde en un año logró la triple corona y es el jugador más valioso de la americana. 9 apariciones en el juego de estrellas de un pitcher que ha sido seleccionado en 9 ocasiones al juego de estrellas. los niners siguen los movimientos en el staff técnico luego de que bryan snider no fuese confirmado como coordinador de equipos especiales esta noche. matt maiocco, de nbc sports bay area, confirmó que nick sorensen no continuará como coordinador defensivo. sin embargo, fuentes le indicaron a maiocco que shanahan quisiera mantenerlo en su staff bajo otro cargo con un mágico inicio de 2025. tras 2 victorias, los sharks querían mantener el buen momento al recibir a las vegas, pero los golden knights mandaron en el estanque al llevarse el triunfo. 4 goles por 2 ante unos sharks que lucharon hasta el final. san josé es último en su división. cerramos con fútbol

the angie in miami. in a few days time we will have the return of donald trump as present into the united states. obviously his political banner is maga, but in the weeks proceeding to isn't argue racing, we've seen a lot of futures and, and in squabbles within the mag a movement. what does maga mean to you? and when i ask when it, what it means to you, does mag of mean something different to everyone? is it really a movement or is it something that we all possess? we think we know when it is go ahead entry. well, mega is a very personal thing, but it is. ringback movement, we've seen the mandate that president trump has gotten to change america and make it right again, and they get great again. so you're going to see that you're leasing that he's living in office yet. it's been 2 months since donald trump has been elected. and you're seeing the world shift monumentally, things like bite and couldn't even do in 4 years. so it's a major movement. i think you're gonna see a lot of changes in the 1st 100 da

i'm joined by my guess, entry wong in miami. she is a miami executive district committee woman. also in florida. we have tom logo. he is publisher of the gold gods and guns blog and newsletter. and in nashville, we crossed to steve gill. he is an attorney and conservative tv and radio, political analysts or at cross walk roles. and in fact, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. okay, let's go 1st. the angie in miami, in a few days time we will have the return of donald trump as president of the united states. obviously his political banner is maga. but in the weeks proceeding to isn't argue racing, we've seen a lot of futures and, and in squabbles within the mag a movement. what does maga mean to you? and when i ask when it, what it means to you, does mag of mean something different to everyone? is it really a movement or is it something that we all possess? we think we know when it is go ahead entry a. well, mega is a very personal thing, but it is a movement. we've seen the mandates that president trump has gotten to change america and make it

so he, rightly so is sending kevin to break from miami down there to handle that. all of this stuff is good for america and he knows he wants to be that guy. he wants to be a legend. and in order, and this is going to be recorded in the history books as such. now i wouldn't be surprised if he went to other countries and said, hey, how about a deal? you know, he's going to ask for it. he's the guy who's just going to ask, no one else is asking. now whether or not, you know, denmark is going to allow this happen a, maybe not. i don't know people armstrong. well, i, i don't know. i mean it's, it's been a bi partisan effort over the years. is this through completely just the europeans and the european union? let's face it tom. if the donald trump, once greenland, he's going to get it and there's no one that's going to stop him. go ahead tom. no, he is. and this is and i, i want to to 5 to finish up on my original point because it actually tells directly end of this greenland, it represents the tensor move against europe the, the ceasefire in a run it with, with israel

miami dictated defensive play, 114-906 , the record dropped to 18-18.kerr said quote, we are suffering from a crisis of confidence . they are in detroit on thursday. >>> baseball, the giants signed picture, justin verlander to a reported $15 million deal. a three-time winner will turn 42 by street spring training in your area. he did have the worst statistical season of his career at an injury plagued 2020 . but the future hall of famer will add a valuable veteran present in the clubhouse to a young rotation. >>> hockey night in san jose, former shark in town for the golden knights early third period, vegas up to-1. richter olson last that one, as the knights won the game 4-2, second straight win for san jose dating back to march 14-23. >>> and back to the nfl, the raiders have fired antonio pierce after just one season as head coach. pierce went 5-4 as interim head coach in 2023, but went 4-13 in 2024. the next coach will be the franchise's, since they moved to las vegas five years ago. tom brady is expected to be a part of the coaching search, and we

defense lawyer: eighteen-year-old, honor student from miami, charter academy.est friend about. dennis murphy: his best friend-- that's what the defense said christian was to pedro right up to the time he disappeared. his lawyer insisted that pedro never saw christian as a romantic rival-- that's because he didn't know that christian and erika were dating until that day in the police station. police officer: do you know christian? erika friman: yeah police officer: how do you know him? erika friman: i'm his girlfriend. dennis murphy: and now, the jury was about to hear from pedro himself. and only pedro; the sole witness for the defense. and when he took the stand the jurors didn't see some hulking psycho killer but a pale, intelligent, lovesick boy in a tidy suit. pedro bravo: i graduated from doral academy. yes. prosecutor: with any distinctions? pedro bravo: i graduated magna cum laude. dennis murphy: though he denied any malice toward christian, pedro did concede another key element of the state's case: he was desperate to rekindle his relationship with erik

cristian benavides, cbs news, miami. >>> the first measurable rain in more than eight months fell inortions of greater los angeles on sunday. that rainwater is providing much-needed help to crews battling the region's wildfires. but it also comes with a risk of mudslides and toxic ash running off from neighborhoods that have been devastated by flames. five major blazes have consumed about 55,000 acres, and the amount of reconstruction work ahead is staggering. cbs's elise preston reports on how that work is progressing. >> it is a sliver of a difference between crying, between happiness and sheer anger. >> reporter: jens lindeman's pacific palisades home was one of nearly 12,000 destroyed in the l.a. fires. ♪ a professional musician, in the days following the fire lindeman returned to the ruins of his home to take some time to reflect. ♪ we spoke with him from kansas, where he was preparing for a concert. he and his wife have just started the long road to recovery. >> we registered for fema immediately, and it has been as quick as one could imagine. but the system, it's overwhelmed r

second place, by the way, miami. miami. summit therapeutics, royal caribbean, and more did well. last year was our beloved philadelphia. it was actually negative on a median basis. i love philly. great people. better food than new york, but not a great stock market. >>> let's trade them. managing director of strategy at asset management, cnbc contributor, boris, feel free to chime in with your favorite city but let's start with tesla up 62% last year. what do you think? >> yeah, i agree with philly. best food there is. so austin tesla, obviously people like to select them as their stock but at this point it is a question of whether that stock is overvalued based upon the fact you view this as a car company or as a transportation company and if you view it that way, musk has his robotaxis and it's a different ball game. it is hard to chase them but if you want to buy, you could sell 350 for $20. you can get a very good total on the stock at that level. >> all right. >> next, our second place performer, miami. royal caribbean, second straight year of gains. what do you see ahead, b

cristiano also in florida from miami. good morning, luciano. caller: first, i disagree 100%. with what this guy was saying about the cuban refugees. i came in 1980 thanks to president jimmy carter who open the door of the united states to people like me. there were 5000 cubans who came to america and less than 5% of these refugees were really troubled people, people who had problems and made trouble in the united states. but, a sickly the crime -- basically the crime in miami in the 70's and 80's was because a big part of the cuban-american community that were involved in illegal drugs trafficking and the colombian cartel. in 1987, i had the opportunity to visit the carter center and personally say thank you to president carter and his wife for giving me the opportunity to meet and to the cubans who believed in freedom and contributed to this great country. i do not have words to say thank you for president carter for the opportunity. thank you very much and the rest of you -- and rest in peace president cardo. -- carter. host: that is luciano sharing his memory of meeting pr

on inauguration day, msnbc's paula ramos reported from a watch party of trump supporters in miami as rioter and proud boy who had been convicted on felony charges, learned that he had been pardoned. >> watch i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> this is a january 6th pardon watch party hosted in miami by january 6th rioter gabriel garcia. during donald trump's second inauguration, garcia gathered with his friends as they waited to see whether trump would pardon him. i think a lot of people would ask, why do you deserve to be pardoned? >> i've never been arrested in my life. i never did drugs. i never held. >> a gun. >> i paid my taxes and i deserve to be pardoned. >> some capitol police officers believe that pardoning january 6th rioters is a betrayal. what do you think about that? >> they'll keep saying, oh. >> it was the worst day of my life. so why are you reliving your life selling books and selling t-shirts if it's sold dramatic. >> to you? >> so, yeah, i don't care what those people think or say. >> don garcia is a cuban american, for

he's a january 6th rider from right here in miami where i'm talking to you. and last night, he drove over four hours from miami to see all of his friends being released. you can hear that video. one of the things that he says is he calls them heroes. and i think that kind of captures the moment we're in. but before gabriel garcia was taking that video, chris, he was right here in miami, and he was hosting a january 6th pardon watch party. and gabriel garcia was sentenced to one year in prison for the actions that he committed on january 6th. and yesterday, by 7:30 p.m, we could see him cutting off his court ordered ankle bracelet. he was celebrating. but i think what you're about to see right now, chris, is someone that shows absolutely no remorse. take a listen to what he told me. >> as a new president and i'm going to speak. i have zero regrets for what happened that day and what especially my actions. i can't speak for everybody else. >> the last time you and i talked was exactly almost two years ago. and you specifically said. you said, i regret going tha

the miami heat have suspended star forward.immy butler, 7 games for conduct detrimental to the team. the 35 year-old has publicly stated his request to be traded and now the heat say they're going to listen to offers the warriors have been one of the teams rumored as a potential destination for butler who is averaging 18.6 rebounds and 5 assists per game this year. you see steph. he was certainly playing with joy. jimmy butler last night after indiana's or after miami's loss to indiana basically said he he's trying to re find that joy again, playing basketball and doesn't think it can happen in miami. i guess he's he's done i do see that as a good fit. it would be interesting. i mean, i think it would help a lot. i don't know if it be enough necessarily to put the warriors over the top. but i mean, look, they need another scoring option. and he was a guy who's to go 8. steph, never another act would show is great with a sprain. he hasn't missed a 3 this year in 2025. activities get i again. all right. as millions return to work

miami closes on a 2712 run. warriors lose 100 1498. they're 18 and 18 overall. macklin celebrini right into your living room. sharks wrapping up a six game home stand against vegas tonight. first period marc stone on the breakaway. 11th of the season one nothing golden knights they led two nothing after one. sharks get one back in the second. it's william eklund power play goal two one game. but vegas gets it right. back in the third. jack eichel backhanded pass across to viktor olafsson shoots and scores! golden knights win, four two. they sweep the season series. hot stove news from espn. the giants and justin verlander, agreeing to a one year deal pending a physical. the future hall of fame pitcher is a two time world series champion, three time cy young award winner. he's going to be entering his 20th season when spring training opens next month in scottsdale. andre iguodala at the first ever tgl golf match. he's part owner of the bay golf club with steph and klay, you tee off by hitting into a five story screen, and then you chip or putt based on where it l

betsy waddell tiene el momento de su encuentro con su familia en florida. >> asÍ recibieron en miamitolio el 6 de enero de 2021, en el que murieron cuatro personas y mÁs de 140 agentes resultaron heridos. cuando el medio local de abc en miami le preguntÓ si estaba de acuerdo con que todos, incluyendo los que actuaron de forma violenta, hayan sido indultados. asÍ respondiÓ. >> but the process it wasn't about what they did it was about the process. >> aÑadiÓ que el ex secretario de justicia, merrick garland, deberÍa ser investigado y pagar el precio. >> put them to the same system that we went through. >> su sentencia a 22 aÑos en prisiÓn fue la mÁs severa del grupo. a pesar de no haber estado presente. y es que por un altercado con la ley, dÍas antes le prohibieron entrar a washington y vio los sucesos por televisiÓn desde baltimore. >> should never been locked up. >> la congresista republicana lauren boebert apoya el perdÓn y hasta le hizo una invitaciÓn especial a los indultados. >> to offer them a guided tour in the capital. >> algunos republicanos no estÁn de acuerdo con un indult

the six time all star has made it clear he wants out of miami after miami's loss to the pacers on thursday, he told media members that he's lost his joy on the court. when asked if he thought he could get it back in a heat uniform, he replied probably not. the heat are currently in trade talks around the league. on sunday, the 40 niners will take to the field for the last time this season. josh dobbs will get the starting nod as purdy rests his sore shoulder. deebo samuel will also miss the finale. george kittle is questionable with the season all but over. head coach kyle shanahan already has his eyes set on next season. >> be much more excited that to not have one and to go all the way to february again, you know, but it's that does that is tough. everything's about finishing this year up the right way and not cutting anything short, finishing your job. but i also have been able to look to when i can start improving next year and making sure we're not in this position again. i know that starts monday. >> duke's mayo bowl, that's tubby, the official mascot. minnesota and virginia tech did

van a comportar la condiciones del tiempo es ahora, pasamos con el meteorÓlogo de nuestra filial en miamios fuegos forestales, dientes fuertes con rÁfagas inclusive de hasta 75 mph, no me asombrarÍa ver rÁfagas superiores como las 100 millas por hora que vimos en malibÚ los dÍas pasados. el servicio nacional de tiempo mantiene aviso en todo el sureste de california y este aviso de bandera roja, indicando la baja humedad presente en esta zona. posar como tuve lamentablemente necesario para que crezcan los incendios forestales, siempre el viento soplando hacia la cosa, para colmo, mala calidad del aire en todo el borde costero en el sureste de lo que es california. bajas presiones, mÁs al sur, altas presiones en el norte, mantienen los vientos fuertes y el potencial de incendios forestales se mantienen elevados, durante el dÍa de maÑana, en toda la costa sureste, el riesgo crÍtico permanece debido a estos vientos fuertes en la baja humedad. esta baja presiÓn tormenta invernal justo en el grupo de mÉxico continÚa favoreciendo la formaciÓn del mal tiempo, hacia norte de la florida con lluvias

lo que estÁ pasando en miami es cÓmo miami decidiÓ hacer las cosas.e cuando las mujeres pasan por un proceso les da por cortarse el cabello. a lo que voy, metafÓricamente hablando, para empezar de nuevo o reiniciar algo. habrÁ quÉ cortarse algo? raÚl: no lo sÉ. depende la alineaciÓn de los planetas que lo tendremos mÁs adelante en alineaciÓn de los planetas que lo tendremos mÁs adelante en "despierta amÉrica". ♪ si no sientes rozaduras, a pasear ♪ ♪ sin rozaduras, a dar vueltas sin parar ♪ ♪ el forro skin essentials™ ayuda ♪ ♪ a que tus pompis se sientan bien ♪ ♪ así que bebé ya es hora de descansar ♪ (♪♪) una orden de chewy está en camino para cash. el empleado favorito de la bodega de juan. juan usa chewy para comprarle a cash su comida favorita. a precios que juan adora. bajos precios para la vida con mascotas. chewy. quiero waffles! yo también! ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ $6 nunca han sido tan sabrosos! el breakfast faves combo de ihop ahora cuesta solo $6. incluye los world famous buttermilk pancakes. tocino crujiente ahumado estilo hickory. y dos huevos cocinados

agentes del departamento del alguacil de miami—dade, la ciudad de miami han venido a washington, d.c.dora: recuerde que maÑana lunes les vamos a tener en vivo el especial regresÓ de donald trump desde washington d.c., nos lo pierda a travÉs de univisiÓn noticias.com y a travÉs de vix desde las 8:00 a.m. y aumentarla incertidumbre entre la comunidad inmigrante sobre lo que podrÍa pasar. el fiscal es una de california dio a cruzar nuevas guÍas para ayudar a la agencia de seguridad para saber cÓmo deben actuarfrente a las Últimas amenazas de la nueva administraciÓnhacia la comunidad inmigrante. los fiscales deben informar a los acusados las posibles consecuencias migratorias al aceptar un acuerdo de culpabilidad. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: dice que los planes de deportaciÓn masiva y arrestos serÍan inhumanos, ilÓgicos e irresponsables para la economÍa del estado donde casi el 30% de los residentes con inmigrantes. y tambiÉn se establecen pasos para tratar los crÍmenes de odio contra migrantes asegurando que las vÍctimas denuncien delitos sin tener ningÚn temor. y ante la difusiÓn de

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we've talked a little bit by miami, a little about new york. and so today we're going to think about south. i mean, a lot of the work that we're doing in our class is about the of latinos in the south and the work that we're doing, the history of latinos here in durham. and so we're going to talk a little bit about that. that's what our reading was about today, the sort of more recent history of, latinos in the south. so what are we going to do today? we're going to review some, but we've already learned we're like sort of remind ourselves what we knew about the history of latinos in the south prior to the 1970s and eighties. we're going to talk about how and why latinos arrive in south. that's something really important. i want us to by the end of today, we've talked a lot about migration and how why you migrate shapes, what that means for what you experience and i want to talk a little bit about what that means the south, and then i'll end by talking about latinos as place makers in the southeast. so as we get started, can remind me a little

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the angie in miami. in a few days time, we will have the return of donald trump as present into the united states. obviously his political banner is maga. but in the weeks proceeding to is an occupation. we've seen a lot of futures and, and squabbles within the mag, a movement. what does maga mean to you? and when i ask when it, what it means to you, does maga mean something different to everyone? is it really a movement or is it something that we all possess? we think we know what it is, go ahead entry. well, mega is a very personal thing, but it is a movement. we've seen the mandate that president trump has gotten to change america and make it right again, and they get great again. so we're just you the airline seeing that people have been in office yet. it's been 2 months since donald trump has been elected and you're seeing the world shift.

certainly miami. my wife's family is from columbia.me expense for different reasons nonetheless. the fundamental challenge your point to go to the broader issue we've been discussing, and that this sort of the anchor that infiltrate itself into the language. the truth is if 2% of the political voices are xenophobic, they get 50-60% of the coverage. it annoys me because some of these people are total and complete losers. they've never been successful anything different to what they get all this coverage and attention. [applause] they really do. they get all this coverage and attention that's paid to them. it's a balancing act that you don't want to ignore the fact there are these voices that are sent these horrible and outrageous things but you don't also want to turn them into celebrities because that's what they want. they want to be famous. they want to be superstars. many of them know that so they become increasingly provocative in order to garner more attention. i do want to ignore the fact that our people after they believe these

she wants to make a miami resort to lure american tourist. and of course fredrik ritter who just wants to study his philosophy. and margaret hines and hines wittmer, who was other quiet family living there, are appalled and terrified about what she's going to do. and she's sort made no bones about the fact that she's not afraid to use violence to get to get which carries a gun she does carry she carries gun she carries a knife she carries a whip. she throws soup at people, various things in the book. but but she shows up and that's her intention is that's her idea of of a utopia is miami on floreana so you know when she makes those plans and announces that intention, things really start getting dicey for. everybody. yeah. so, okay, so one of the first things i read about the book before i read the book was that some folks have compared it to agatha christie and i have to admit, i'm a huge christie fan. and i was like, i don't know, you did it this a awesome mystery. and for me, what was so fascinating because i have not read a ton of, you kno

and so i think in a place like miami, which is where we shot that interview, they're literally beingn as heroes, not just as these political prisoners that. >> were just released. >> but i think in a place like miami dade county, which is where they are. >> they're specifically. >> seen as these anti-communist heroes. >> i think. >> the danger there is that it validates the very reason why people like gabriel garcia or enrique tarrio initially sort of were associated with january 6th, because both of those men were really driven by. >> this belief. >> that the capitol was being taken over by a communist regime. >> so to. >> now have them. released just validates the very same and dangerous paranoia that that drove them there. so it was it was pretty remarkable. >> to see. >> how how they are now being seen as heroes in trump's america. >> i see many ties between this and the immigration stories that you have been reporting on, including the breaking news that we have. i mean, on one hand, you have donald trump talking about the criminality of immigrants in this country, when in reali

the six time all star has made it clear he wants out of miami after miami's loss to the pacers on thursday, he told media members that he's lost his joy on the court. when asked if he thought he could get it back in a heat uniform, he replied probably not. the heat are currently in trade talks around the league. on sunday, the 40 niners will take to the field for the last time this season. josh dobbs will get the starting nod as purdy rests his sore shoulder. deebo samuel will also miss the finale. george kittle is questionable with the season all but over. head coach kyle shanahan already has his eyes set on next season. >> be much more excited that to not have one and to go all the way to february again, you know, but it's that does that is tough. everything's about finishing this year up the right way and not cutting anything short, finishing your job. but i also have been able to look to when i can start improving next year and making sure we're not in this position again. i know that starts monday. >> duke's mayo bowl, that's tubby, the official mascot. minnesota and virginia tech did

the angie in miami. in a few days time, we will have the return of donald trump as present into the united states. obviously his political banner is maga. but in the weeks proceeding to is an argue racing. we've seen a lot of seizures and, and squabbles within the mag a movement. what does maggo mean to you? and when i ask when it, what it means to you, is maga mean something different to everyone? is it really a movement or is it something that we all possess? we think we know what it is, go ahead entry a. well, mega is a very personal thing, but it is a movement. we've seen the mandate that president trump has gotten to change america and make it right again, and they get great again. so we're going to see that airline, seeing that people have been in office yet. it's been 2 months since donald trump has been elected. and you're seeing the world shift monumentally, things that bite and can even do in 4 years. so it's an major movement. i think you're gonna see a lot of changes in the 1st 100 days of th

no miami. it's this volcanic island covered in lava rocks very unappealing and not very. a lot of people who had been there before talk about it. the first record the new york zoological society said lucifer heaved up at bunch of rocks from why would they pick this? i think he said tonight be the uber mensch that he wanted too be. we go to the highlands we will have a good attempt at making a garden and having drinking water so they pick the one island that maybe they possibly could have sustained themselves on and it was a challenge but of course they worked it out for a wild. >> and the fact that they came to the island beforehand. >> right before frederick and dori showed up their word group of norwegians trying tond settle their and they have built a little house on the day in the course by the time frederick and dori got there they had fled. >> dared great gothic ways to start theah book. >> how did you go about the process of determining is there enough material out their? and i'm curious if you ever found frustratingly there's not enough? >> adaptively happens alll

ilia: de los Ángeles a chicago hasta miami y san juan, puerto rico.ahÍ anuncian el arresto de miles de inmigrantes indocumentados. el presidente de colombia gustavo petro se retracta de despuÉs de la presiÓn de estados unidos acepta el aterrizaje de vuelos con colombianos deportados. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ilia: todavÍa no saben cuÁndo van a regresar a sus casas. >> noticiero univisiÓn. ilia: buenas noches. desde el viernes y hasta hoy, ice ha arrestado mÁs de 2000 personas en varios estados, segÚn datos de la agencia publicados en equipo. se suma a mÁs de 1700 detenidos en custodia de otras agencias. han habido grandes operativos en atlanta, chicago, los Ángeles, nueva jersey, florida, entre otros. en chicago, ice llevÓ a cabo las redadas, con la presencia de tom homan. los arrestos siguen de la mano de varias agencias federales. reportera: estas son las imÁgenes de un operativo que ocurriÓ en waukegan, illinois, y donde fue detenido andrÉs de mÉxico. >> mi esposo me levantÓ. le dije que abriera la puerta porque habÍan hijos afuera. no sabemos lo