>> do you know anything about identity -- -- >> of the north miami beach florida police department willhim with buying these gift cards with stolen tax return money. police say here's the same guy on video at target using a debit card in someone else's name with a fraud elect tax refund on it. and place say, he used that debit card that buy those gift cards that were on the front seat of the car. he's arrested for marijuana possession, but police later charge him with grand theft in connection with tax refund fraud. he pled not guilty to grand theft. >> it's like the federal government putting crack cocaine in vending machines, it's that easy. >> i already have one detective on the scene. >> a car just pulled up. as the target, we observed receiving about 23 fraud let me u.s. treasury checks. >> police in north miami beach alone, with just 98 officers patrolling a city of 41,000, have seen over $100 million in tax refund fraud just in the last two years alone. it's big money, the criminals cash in those debit cards as quick as possible, showing off their riches with expensive luxury car

. >> delgado reconoció la propiedad en north miami beach. >> sí, eso lo saben todos. >> mi esposatabú de hacer negociaciones con irán, estados unidos es el principal con las sanciones. >> todo esto lo pone en un dilema de como conciliar los principios y el capitalismo de la florida. >> este domingo en al punto, los sueños políticos y de una isla, este es un adelanto. >> vamos al punto, esta semana comenzó el sueño para casi dos millones de jóvenes indocumentados. >> esta es la decisión y el evento más importante. >> regresa un joven indocumentado cuyos padres se autodeportaron a méxico. >> es el primer paso para una reforma migratoria. >> bob meléndez nos dicen si los republicanos han dado por perdido el voto hispano. >> y este años los puertorriqueños tendrán que decidir si quieren un cambio de estatus. >> queremos permanecer así o cambiar?. >> todo en al punto a las 10 de la mañana y 9 centro a las 12 en el oeste del país. >> el máximo número de medallas ganadas fue ahora, los deportista recibieron un reconocimiento especial. . >> ahora nos vamos a méxico donde a unas semanas de

. >> the detectives of the north miami beach florida police department will later charge him with buyingift cards with stolen tax return money. police say here's the same guy on video at target using a debit card in someone else's name with a fraudulent tax refund on it. and police say he used that debit card to buy those gift cards that were on the front seat of the car. >> come on, man. >> he's arrested for marijuana possession but police later charge him with grand theft in connection with tax refund fraud. he pled guilty to the drug charge but not guilty to grand theft. >> how easy is it to do this. >> it's so easy like the federal government putting crack cocaine in gum machines. it's that easy. >> we already have one detective on the scene with an eyeball on the jewelry store. >> you guys show up, you will need help over there. >> a car just pulled up, the target we observed receiving 23 fraudulent u.s. treasury checks. >> police in north miami beach alone, with just 98 officers patrolling a city of 41,000, have seen over $100 million in tax refund fraud just in the last two years

. >> en sÓlo instantes los llevaremos a visitar la casa de miami beach en donde se planeÓ la matanza.valentÍn en donde murieron en un hecho que ocurrÓo en chicago. estÁ construida en 1922. impera la ley seco, construyÓ 2 casas para que sus guardaespaldas. es que vivÍa con el miedo que lo fueron a matar. construyÓ la piscina querÍa la piscina mÁs grande que habÍa en el Área. >> se prepararon varios negocios.5 completos y es un baÑo de medio. estÁ exactamente. lo que pensaba. en el cuarto para el aÑo 1947 que muere de un ataque cardiaco. >> ya que cuando la comprÓ invirtiÓ solamente 140 mil dÓlares. >> el mafia so que en su Época >> 80 aÑos despuÉs es una de las figuras mÁs emblematicas del paÍs. >> desde miami florida, univisiÓn. >>

check out this video in miami beach, or a photo sent in from south beach, miami, something that i'm sure'd never see, an empty miami beach. this was sent to us from dominic. he shot this picture here and sent it in as he was walking on the beach earlier this morning, people deserting the beach as those bands of rain make their way in to south florida. probably, don, the most dramatic video we've seen we got yesterday from our affiliate wftv. look at this video from the "freedom of the seas" cruise line ship. one passenger crazy enough to go out and challenge the wind and the rain. that ship experiencing 65-mile-per-hour heavy winds and rain. they made it back to port canaveral safe and sound, but some passengers trying to enjoy a last bit of vacation they have left. that passenger a little more adventurous than the rest. this is a small snippet of the ireports coming in. if you find yourself stuck in the eye of the storm, be careful. but we do want to hear from you. you can always upload your videos to ireport @cnn.com. we have a whole team of journalists vetting those photos. just a sma

you can see right there, these pictures are from miami beach. courtesy of our miami affiliate wsvn. ier in the day when there were lots of squalls of wind and rain hitting the beaches there, and then we also will show you pictures of folks who have come out to kind of enjoy the rough seas and the winds and seeing how picturesque even in the face of a tropical storm or hurricane the beauty of mother nature. right there looking empty on that beach. these are pictures from earlier from our affiliate wsvn. meantime, we understand that tropical storm isaac is brushing over the tip of south florida as you see on this radar image right here. the concentration will be along the west coast of florida within hours as it makes its way into the mouth of the gulf of mexico. and you're looking at tampa, kind of highlighted there on the map of florida. because that is a place that's concerned about what potentially isaac could be bringing. >> big hitch for the republican national convention taking place there in tampa is, of course, this storm and already organizers have made some adjustments. they

. >> en miami beach regresando a los estudios. >> los jÓvenes estÁn bajo las rejas, los sospechosos elegÍanse recomienda que no usen aparatos cerco del tren, mantÉngase alerta de lo que pasa alrededor y ponga atenciÓn de quiÉn se sienta al lado suyo. >> buenas noticias para el mercado inmofl ar y ese es el incremento de las casas, los pro sk skwoi son menores con el aÑo anterior, los dicen que principio de verano pasarÁ esto. >> una pareja encontrÓ los restos de una ajo gente del fbi que estaba perdido, apareciendo que el terreno detrÁs de una iglesia y un avrma de fuego al lado del cuerpo. >> dicen que el agente estaba sdprim ido pdeprima ido por lo e cree que se suicidÓ. >> quieren ayudar a estudiantes. >> ¿quÉ son las inme becas? >> programa del gobierno que mÉxico que aÑo con aÑo promueve a toda la red para invitar a organizaciones para apoyar educaciÓn adultos y su superior. >> que Área de la bahÍa. >> algunas plazas comunitarias se han visto beneficio adas. >> ¿estos dineros los reciben los jÓvenes? >> los ex soliciten entreguen el beneficio, tienen un comitÉ que se encargan de de hec

the outer bands already lashing miami, miami beach and the keys as well.svn's reporters are in the thick of it from hallover beach and key largo. >> reporter: very cool out here. i don't mean cool as in cool, temperaturewise it's very cool. it's -- boy -- it stings when it hits you in the face. it's just coming like that. there is no downward movement in this rain. half of it must be water, off the ocean itself. now it's a mist. just a whiteout. >> definitely much he'ser wind and rain than we have seen all morning long. i am looking north and i can see, it's very dark with a long way to go. the other outer bands have been short. this one lasting longer than the minute or two-minute squalls. this is really packing a punch. >> reporting from south florida. a new update from the national hurricane center is 12 minutes away. take a look at key largo in the upper keys, being lashed by the wind and it is rain of tropical storm isaac. we'll be back with more coverage in just a moment. seems they haven't been moving much lately. but things are starting to turn aro

caught everyone by surprise, this one came down from the north heading south and made landfall miami beache'll keep i updated on the changing weather. in the meantime, the whole world was trance fixed when neil armstrong walked on the moon. his small steps leaving a giant foot priont history. we'll take a look back at his amazing life and career. y. but because of business people like you, things are beginning to get rolling. and regions is here to help. making it easier with the expertise and service to keep those wheels turning. from business loans to cash management, we want to be your partner moving forward. so switch to regions. and let's get going. together. >>> quick fox news alert. a large swarm of earthquakes in california. we counted 19 and centered around east of san diego. we're told the quakes are being felt as far as san diego. largest initial reading of 5.3 magnitude. so that is enough to wake you up and get you out of bed. we'll keep an eye on the situation. >> earthquakes on one coast, hurricanes on the other. it's not a good weekend. neil armstrong the first man to walk o

the undercover miami beach police officer asked him are you a police officer?which point the person in the other car said yes. >> shepard: but the answer was. no and the orlando sentinel newspaper reports there is more that the teenager also once posed as a nurse at another hospital when he was 13 years old. last year the teenager's father said i have no answers. >> if can you come up with a reason, i'm all ears. i'm completely and totally all ears. i don't know if i get in some psychiatric help. i don't know. >> shepard: now his son reportedly faces, get this, up to 40 years in prison for impersonating a physician's assistant. but the teen insists this isn't his fault. it's the hospital's fault. trace gallagher with the story. explain why he says the hospital is to blame. >> well, as you might imagine, police say everything he says is kind of to be taken with a grain of salt. matthew claims he was simply going down to get his assistant clerk's bad in administration and that he might have forgotten to fill out his date of birth. apparently somebody filled in th

but at a tasting in miami beach, florida, one customer selects a choice vintage and stuffs it down hisants. the wine bandit then takes something else, a good look at the security cameras. >> the cameras are pretty obvious, you see them, and still he goes on and steals the bottle. >> what was this customer thinking? in miami, nobody loves wine more than eddie lagaric. the owner of "w" wine boutique. >> it's magic. of all the grape juice, you can discover the miracle of strawberry, blueberry, vanilla. >> that grape juice can get expensive. >> i think the best sales that we've done is a case of three bottles for $36,000, which goes down to $12,000 a bottle. >> that's right. $12,000 a bottle. eddie keeps these rare and expensive wines in a highly specialized room called the 100- point room. >> the 100-point room has its own temperature system where we keep all the older vintages, rare to find, very limited wine, all the gems. >> in october 2009, the 100-point room receives an unwelcome visitor. "w" wine boutique is bustling with activity as the miami beach elite taste a premiere champagne.

in 1968, the convention was held in miami beach. richard nixon would win in november defeating then vice president hubert hum friz and a third party candidate alabama governor george wallace. here is richard nixon's acceptance speech in august 1968. mr. chairman, delegates to this convention, my fellow americans, 16 years ago, i stood before this convention to accept your nomination as the running mate of one of the greatest americans of our time or any time like the eye sen showers. eisenhowers. eight years ago, i had the highest honor of accepting your nomination for president of the united states. tonight, i again proudly accept that nomination for president of the united states. but i have news for you, this time there is a difference. this time, we are going win! we are going to win for a number of reasons. first a personal one. general eisenhower as you know lies critically ill in the walter reid high hospital tonight. i have talked to mrs. eisenhower on the telephone. she tells me his heart is with us. she says there is nothi

absolutely no one out here now except for avid exercisers and lifeguards are not patrolling the beaches in miamiing off the beach. they're driving around making sure nobody is out in the water. it's very dangerous conditions out there. the officials are begging people not to even get on the beach, slip and fall not to get in the water and swim. the rip currents are very dangerous and this storm they say is headed for key west late this afternoon or perhaps tonight and picked up strength overnight and expected to hit either at a tropical storm or a category 1 storm and the feeder bands are already pelting school board and key west and there's no school in broward or miami-dade counties and canceled schools and businesses and universities and the palm trees blowing already and just expect today deteriorate and get worse, we're expecting a lot of rain as the day increases, probably about six inches or so, so, of course, that flash flood watch is in effect in this area as well. with a back to you in new york. >> thank you for the live report in south beach. >> and it's not just mother nature impacti

just minutes ago florida closed the ports of miami, everglades, and miami beach. florida governor rick scott declared a state of emergency today. people who live along the south florida coast bracing for the storm's arrival now. key west airport stopped all flights tonight because of the weather. isaac is already blamed for at least four deaths in haiti. storm 4 meteorologist kim martucci is here now with the latest on isaac's track. what do you see? >> the winds are still 60 miles an hour, jim. good evening. and isaac is going to skirt just along the north central coast of cuba tonight. and its winds, the tropical stormforce winds go out about 205 miles from its center. and it's right now about 340 miles east-southeast of key west. now, the path of this anticipated storm brings it to hurricane status probably sometime tomorrow, and you can see it stays off the mainland of florida but does still have the path to bring it into the western panhandle sometime monday late and into tuesday. more on isaac, how it could or could not affect us. and of course we have a lot

. >> that was tori davis' reaction when he pulled up to this chevron in miami beach. that $4.49 a gallon for regular unleaded was about 60 cents a gallon higher than the other station in that area. the florida department of consumer services says it is illegal to raise prices on a critical emergency supply like gas, but only once a state of emergency has been declared and the manager, they couldn't find the manager. >>> between the impact of isaac and that explosion at a refinery over the weekend, gas prices are going up. aaa says the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded is up to $3.75 across the country. that is up 3 cents in the last week. 7 in the last two weeks. now in our area, the average price for the greater d.c. area is about $3.72. you can always find the best prices in your area at wusa9.com. just click on pump patrol. >> a very brief session to start this year's national convention as daniel nottingham reports, delegates were asked to ride out tropical storm isaac in their hotel as organizers cram four days of convention into three. >> in session

the last time it was held in florida, miami beach in 1972, when richard nixon was running for re-election. the primary race to the convention began eight months ago in iowa when mitt romney was thought to have won the caucus by eight votes. weeks later it was shown rick santorum actually won the state, but momentum had already shifted romney's way. next week gives romney a chance to show case his perceived strengths, moving the conversation away from abortion and his personal taxes and back to jobs and the economy. the theme on monday will be "we can do better." some of the featured speakeers include john boehner, senator rand paul, senate candidate ted cruz and mike huckabee. the night ends with a speech from mitt romney's wife, ann. meanwhile, governor chris christie is giving the keynote address. he says he's still putting the finishing touches on his remarks. >> see, i'm not going to tell you what i'm going to say to the american people next week. you've got to show up, tuesday night 10:30. come on, we don't want to lose the suspense. i'm going to draft ten. i finished draft ten befor

miami beach was the site of both the republican and democratic national conventions. that was the year richard nixon beat george mcgovern for the presidency. >>> let's hud sell up around the water cooler to watch congressman ron paul fire up his supporters at an event a few miles from the republican national convention in tampa. the 77-year-old libertarian leader who's retiring after 12 terms in the house spoke to a crowd of nearly 10,000 people university at the university of south florida. he ran through his pitch for less government calling for the legalization of drugs and the closing of the federal reserve. congressman paul also railed against foreign intervention, suggesting did people listened to him the victims of 9/11 would still be alive. the three-time presidential candidate will not speak at this convention in part because he never fully endorsed mitt romney's candidacy. with that we look back at some of the ron paul highlights from this 2012 campaign. >> you would be the oldest president of the united states if you were elected. are you prepared to releas

que todo mundo se entere. >>> a j. >>> de donde es.>>> de miami beach. >>> aproveche las cÁmarastudios adelante, me voy en bicicleta. ay no, dios mÍo. >>> cÓmo se monto en bicicleta con ese hombre. >>> te digo una cosa, ese seÑor es famoso porque me ha tocado estar por esas calles y siempre con la misma tanga lo que me preocupa. >>> no, no ahÍ lo dijo que es un hombre libre. >>> pero. >>> menos malo que si no dio la vuelta porque sÍ anda en tango enseÑando.... >>> uno esta comiendo y pasa el seÑor musculoso y pasa con su byes cleta al lado y de frente okey pero por detrÁs dios mÍo vpt. >>> lo que sÍ no se puede perder el capÍtulo final de "la que no podÍa amar" esta noche en horario especial a las 9, 8 centro gran final de esta novela que se ha metido en todos los hogares de la familia hoy sabemos con quien se queda ana paula y. >>> y los besos que le da rogelio, es que es varonil, rogelio es rogelio y todas soÑamos con Él. >>> quisieras ser ana paula. >>> no yo tengo mi rogelio. >>> queremos que seas parte de nuestro programa comunÍcate con nosotros por facebook o twitter que ta

con una como zo comezÓn en las manos y cuenta en la revista que fue recluida en un hospital de miami beachra guzmÁn se someta a la sexta operaciÓn. despuÉs de un fallido tratamiento estÉtico que hace 3 aÑos que la puso al borde de la muerte, difundiÓ por twitter la siguiente imagen en donde luce mal, leen enviaron el siguiente mensaje. >> esperemos, porque es una persona que en lo personal quiero muchÍsimo. >> es la mÁs profesional y rockera. >> un saludo muy grande y todo va a estar muy bien porque es la reina del rock. >> ellos revelaron que durante su gira con alejandra guzmÁn notaron que estaba adolorida pero cumpliÓ con todos sus xr compromisos artÍsticos. >> como hablÁbamos ayer se desatÓ la controversia sobre la herencia de chavela vargas. >> ni siquiera habÍa terminado el homenaje de cuerpo presente para chavela vargas cuando la polÉmica se desatÓ de los agentes de seguridad y miembros de la prensa que intentaban acercarse a su sobrina que convocÓ a una rueda de prensa. >> hemos procurado por todos los medios oficiales posibles, que la familia sanguÍnea tenga acceso directo a los r

here in miami beach, people work play and live as close to the water as possible.'as the coastal populations grow - accurate forecasts that give adequate evacuation lead time become ever more critical. >> 'if you live in a hurricane prone area, it just takes one. you be prepared! and that message has got to come out.' dr. marks says our high tech world makes us far more vulnerable to weather-related disruptions. and when we asked about global warming, our experts tell us if the climate models are right and there is substantial global warming in the next few decades, there would be more wind shear affecting the tropics which would actually mean fewer hurricanes. but the ones we do get may be stronger. that kind of interesting. this is such a timely thing because some of these improved models are being incorporated in the forecasting technique on isaac. we are hoping to improve these forecasts even more. i think we are going to hear a lot more about isaac before it comes ashore next week. and what is in the white house of beer recipe a lot of people are demanding that

follow-up seasons sent them to miami beach, even to italy.t even led to a spin-off series for snooki, jay-wow and pauly d. the final season will premiere in october. >>> after a very difficult and public effort, a tv celebrity coming is celebrating the birth of their child. they tweeted details of their new son edward duke. he was born via surrogate. guiliana rancic is the host of "e news." the couple stars in the style network reality store that dealt with their fertility issues. >>> the ever-impressive actress kathleen turner is in town appearing at "red-hot patriot." >> she was right here a few hours ago. she stars as the outspoken news columnist who died the breast cancer just a few years ago. >> no reporter takes a vacation in late summer. every news organization leaves for the weird, the astonishing, absurd and in our ways, explodes in august. >> that voice, turner appeared on news4 midday, as jim just said. she says molly eye advance loved to secure the weaknesses of politicians, turner says that's the main reason she wanted to bring t

by sunday morning with a gust of did a plus miles an hour, miami beach and a few other areas with a gustere will be pretty windy across the peninsula. the storm goes out into the gulf and that's where it could explode into a hurricane of some substance. the southern coastline and the east coast seems most favored by the heavy rains. we ran through some of the model forecasts. there is some pretty good rains there here are the big storms up in the dakotas which give us an idea as to what's and our future. sunday afternoon is what we have to worry about. we have turned up warm, pushing the cool air north. interesting, isaacs remnants coming up here. there is a dorm of warmth right there. in the short term it will be above 90 degrees tomorrow. this is the only year that have had more 90s by now was 1988. the highs today we had mid-90s in hoffman estates. we have 84 degrees going at lincoln park tonight. more on the rain coming up in our update. we will show you some late numbers as to what we may have coming. tonight scattered clouds, windy and warm. south wins at 8-18 gusting tonight. tama

>>shepard: if she was on miami beach nothing could have happened. >>randy: once again, keep your mouth shut. >> gas spiking. now the saudis are reaching out to iran. is it time to start drilling here? welcome,en, i am stewart van -- stuart varney. gas is up 24 cents in the last month alone as oil continues to climb. now, word that iran's president will be headed to saudi arabia for a summit reportedly next week at the urging of the king. former shell oil president says that it is time to stop relying on the middle east. this meeting with saudi arabia and iran seems like a sign inthattibility. do you think we in america will take that as a signal to start drilling? will we do that? >>guest: our dependence on the middle east and, particularly, the persian gulf, has absolutely no sense, whatever, behind it. the fact that we know we have domestic natural resources here, in this country, and we are not allowed to go after them by government policy, is absurd, the american people are paying through the nose for political whatever on the part of the admini

to, and from a statistical standpoint how the landing was achieved was the same as hitting from miami beachhitting the center of a frisbee on the 50 yard line on the rose bowl in pass tadena. >> and controlling it is tricky too. the delay to getting the signal from here to mars and back is many, many minutes. you better respond. >> stop. >> really amazing. >> good job for them. beautiful weather for the rover on mars. about 260 degrees below zero. other than that, the sky is clear. nice day for us. considerably warmer around here, but we don't have the clear sky over washington. rain drops promised to you by me to arrive a little later in the day are now promised to you to arrive earlier in the day than i promised you yesterday. cloudy skies for now. mother nature playing hard ball with us today. temperatures in the low 70s in and around town. light east breeze at five miles an hour. mostly 60s and low 70s. 66 degrees in winchester and toms brook. 66 in charlottesville. get over into maryland, 70 at the inner harbor. and 78 degrees down at solomon's island. your planner, cloudy and mild thr

the follow-up season sent the cast to miami beach, italy, even led to spin-off series. >>> the kind of fire sold out. amazon launch the tab lett last november, but gave it a smiler price tag. amazon officials will not say how many they sold, but the industry estimates about 5 million. and there are rumors that a new kindal fire will be unveiled next week. >>> when we come right back, a 100-year-old driver plows into a crowd of children. was the man's age a f >>> 11 children were injured in los angeles yesterday after a 100 years old driver backed into them at an elementary school parking lot. now police are trying to determine if it was bad brakes or bad judgment that led to the crash. mike taibi reports. >> reporter: it was a low-speed accident. police say preston carter, 101 next week, had backed out of a parking spate on onto the crowd. >> it was a cadillac down the street, was backing out of the one of the parking stalls. he misjudged the street and backed up into the sidewalk. >> reporter: carter, who had a valid driver's license and not cited, said his brakes failed. >> i want, i

the storm pounding the keys sending ribbons of rain lashing into miami beach and high winds there, too. the national convention is supposed to kickoff tomorrow in tampa as well. it is scheduled to open tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. the actual convention with all of the hoop law begins on tuesday. nothing is set in stone. >>> we are going to make safety our primary kreern. just to see how things will unfold. at this point very confident by tuesday we will be in great shape and kickoff the convention. >> the governor of florida, mississippi, alabama and louisiana have all postponed or canceled their convention plans. they have each declared a state of emergency in their homes. louisiana's governor bobby jindal already ordered mandatory evacuations begin tomorrow at noon. people are already getting out at this point. >>> the gulf of mexico the oil and gas companies have begun evacuating off the platforms. that could end up in isaac's path as well. the storm has potential to be dangerous. now, it is setting the sights on the gold coastline an area that knows a hurricane fury all too well we have t

eating sushi off a human platter at the kung fu kitchen right there in miami beach. >> the owner says eat their sushi off a woman or man. his restaurant options popular with bachelor and bachelorette parties. >> it feeds up to 15 people and will only be on offer until the end of next month. so, bon appetit, everybody. >> remember in "sex and the city" samantha putting the sushi on her body? i don't know why someone would want to do that. >> i want to know the premeal bathing ritual. >> it is like a surgeon's prep. they really are, really cleaning these human platters extremely well. >> yeah. yeah. yes. >> that's what they're saying. >> the way it should be. i don't know how i feel about it. i need to digest this and process this a little more the way i feel about it. >> you do? you don't have any instant reaction? you are speechless? you are speechless? >> i am rarely speechless. i am torn on how i feel about that. >> this is shocking to me. >> yeah, i don't know -- i need the commercial break to kind of mull it over some more, you know what i mean. i don't know. i don't know about th