this is the police report from the miami beach arrest last year. it shows smith was arrested for dui. it said smith appeared confused and gave two breath samples and his blood alcohol level was above the limit. a judge reduced that charge to re reckle reckless driving. demarcus dobbs was arrested for a dui and possession of marijuana after a car crash as well a while back. >> matt you've been at the team head quarters throughout the day. is alden smith going to play? >> all signs point to him playing. jim harbaugh said let's go out and have a good practice and put this behind them and get ready for the colts game. >> you have to think some kind of discipline might be coming down the pike. is that going to come from the nfl or the 49ers? >> the nfl. these kind of penalties don't take shape until much later, after the judicial system has had a chance to run its course. they might have him on the field for a long time before the nfl makes a move on this matter. >> the team has to have limits. how close are they to those limits right now? >> i think th

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it's undeniable here in miami, miami beach and hollywood, the water is going up.he ocean is rising quicker than in decades past. predictions made by some research scientists make the situation sound pretty dire. >> by the midpart of the century, 2050, 2060, most of the barrier islands in the world are going to have to be evacuated. >> reporter: that includes miami. it's hard to imagine iconic miami beach deserted but it is obvious that rising water is already a common problem here. on a sunny day, a high tide is enough to flood some streets. >> we live on limestone. limestone is like a sponge so we really can't use levees to hold back the water. >> reporter: while the city continues to find ways to deal with the excess water, many experts say there's no way to stop it. >> we saw barricades and sandbags all along alton because the water just sits there during high tide. let's put one more foot of water on top of this, just say one foot sea level rise from here for miami beach. what does that look like? >> so you're telling me every single street here that's blue is

i experienced this firsthand on wednesday when i drove to miami beach., there's water in the street. i said, is there a water main break? they said this is high tide. i went, this is ground. high tide happens over at the beach. happens over on the shore. nope, water comes up through the suhrs a sewers and it comes up every time there's a high tide. no denying it here in miami, the water is going up. the ocean is rising quicker than in decades past. predictions made by some research scientists make the situation sound pretty dire. >> by the midpart of the century, 2050, 2060, most of the barrier islands in the world will have to be evacuated. >> reporter: and that includes miami. it's hard to imagine, iconic miami beach deserted but it is obvious that rising water is already a common problem here. on a sunny day, a high tide is enough to flood some streets. >> we live on lime stone. lime stone is like porous sponge. we really can't use levees to hold back the water. >> reporter: while the city continues to find ways to deal with the excess water, many exp

it was an incident in miami beach shortly after his rookie season, so it was january of 2012, and hes arrested on suspicion of dui. that charge ended up getting reduced to reckless driving under a first time offender program in florida. you know, obviously he has had some incidents off the field, including the house party that resulted in him receiving minor stab wounds. i sayp?sá minor because he was to get back working out for the 49ers' offseason program. there were a couple of shootings victims, and, of course, at that house party that he hosted, and he was named in a lawsuit -- two lawsuits recently. >> he is now napd in two civil lawsuits. mentioned the house party in june of 2012. aldon smith has a lot going on right now. >> smaut, quickly here, you mentioned that at this point very much up in the air if smith will play in this sunday's game against the colts. >> he remains in jail. have police talked about what has to happened before he gets out? >> there's no word yet when that will happen, and i'll be heading out to1.ñcx santa clara later t for 49ers practice. the team is

now high tide in the fall gets to the streets of miami beach along business cane bay and alton road.e reason why. if you warm the thermometer, what happens to the liquid, it goes up. what happens if you warm the ocean, it goes up. the same reason the thermometer will go up, not including the ice melt they were talking about, too. so the rising water now and higher tide putting a lot of big cities in danger. the ocean is rising quicker than in decades past and predictions made by some research scientists make the situation sound pretty dire. >> by mid part of the century, 2050, 2060, most of the barrier islands in the world are going to have to be evacuated. >> reporter: that includes miami. hard to imagine iconic miami beach deserted, it is obvious that rising water is already a common problem here. on a sunny day, high tide is enough to flood some streets. >> live on limestone. that's like porous sponge. you can't use levees to hold back the water. >> reporter: while the city continues to find ways to deal with excess water, many experts say there's no way to stop it. >> we saw barr

high tide is now in the streets of western miami beach. and we go up another foot, you saw what happened. many scientists are saying much more than a foot. that's when it starts to get scary. wolf. >> chad, thanks for that report. deadlines are coming fast in washington after the shutdown. we have the debt ceiling. so which can have a greater effect on you and the country and the economy? we're taking a closer look. that's next. nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. a writer and a performer. ther, i'm also a survivor of ovarian and uterine cancers. i even wrote a play about that. my symptoms were a pain in my abdomen and periods that were heavier and longer than usual for me. if you

so western part of miami beach may look more like venice.eally knows. i'm talking about galveston and new orleans and tampa and ft. myers, not just south florida. all the cities along the coast, everybody wants to live on the water. the water's getting more dangerous. >> chad myers reporting live from miami this morning. >>> a detroit bailout from the federal government? you decide. today, several members of president obama's cabinet will be in the city of detroit to hand out $300 million in federal grants. the money is just a drop in the bucket to what's needed. the city is $18 billion in the hole but you'll remember back in july, treasury secretary jack liu said the federal government would not bail out detroit. >> is there a federal bailout for detroit? >> detroit's got serious financial problems. they have been a long time in the making. we stand with detroit and have been working with them, technical advice, working with the kind of programs the federal government has to see if there's anything we can do to help. >> but no major federal

. >>> a new report shows humans are 90% >>> i drove through miami beach, water in the streets.igh tide. the water keeps going up. we could be in trouble. the ocean is rising quicker than in decades past and predictions made by some research scientists make the situation sound pretty dire. >> by the mid part of the century, 2015, 2016, most of the barrier islands in the world are going to have to be evacuated. >> that includes miami. it's hard to imagine iconic miami beach deserds, but it's obvious that rising water is already a common problem here. on a sunny day, high tide is enough to flood the streets. >> we live on limestone so we can't use levis so hold back the water. the water just sits there during high tide. letd's put one more foot of water. so, you're saying every street that is blue is going to have water on it if we get a one foot rise in sea level? >> and the tides will be higher than this, but this is essentially shutting into places that are going to be affected first. >> important thing is to avoid what's happening. then come back to the policymakers and say he

plus, a sand shortage in the sunshine state, how miami beach is dealing with its shrinking shoreline. ♪ . >> and we start with breaking news this morning. the u.s. and russia have agreed to an arms deal for syria. within the last hour, secretary of state and his russian counter part, serovar leg of have said they must give inspectors a head of their compete destruction, just about half an mother ago. kerry outline add sib point frame work, must hand oh a full list of its stock pile within a week. we will be going live to geneva very shortly to speak to phil itner, in the meantime, the u.s. and russia have agreed to an arms deal for syria. it's happening in geneva. secretary of state and his russian counter part, have said as i said, they must turn have access to the weapons. let's go now to fill who has been monitoring this press conference. this is breaking news, and significant process has been made. give us the highlights. >> well, rachelle, we are still die jetting what is going on here in geneva. there's a lot of information we are getting from both secretary of state kerry and f

but at a tasting in miami beach, florida, one customer selects a choice vintage and stuffs it down histhe 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 because 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.

miami. >> reporter: they attract millions of visitors each year. generate billions of dollars in revenue, the beachesda are facing a crisis. sand washed away i by storms and erosion is normally replenished using sands dredges offshore but that's an increasingly press us modally in miami they are about to run out of sand altogether. >> all the tourism places are for ocean and sand. so if we don't have sand, we don't have anything. >> it's not a good thing. this is very enjoyable, we come down here all the time. >> i am sorry, but i am grateful for what is here. it's great. it's nice. and it seems like there is still plenty. >> reporter: it might look that way, but brian flynn who has been working on beach respiration for 30 years says the situation is now critical. >> we don't at this point have a clear-cut solution to it. and, you know, so far we are in the middle of hurricane season right now, in fact we are at the peak of hurricane season right now and we have been lucky so far but if we were to have a major storm we would have to come up with a source of sand very quickly. >> reporter: among the s

. >>> miami beach mansion where fashion designer giovani versace has been sold at auction.rs, including the family behind jordache jeans had the winning bid. donald trump wanted the estate. it will likely remain a hotel. >>> the texas rangers break a long losing streak. >> here's linda and neil at espn with details. >> good morning, america. alongside linda cohn, i'm neil everett. we're on the "sportscenter" set in los angeles. linda's going to lead it off. >> baseball, the wild card race. rangers and off the first pitch, ian kinsler. 1-0, rangers. kinsler's 12th home run of the year. top of the third, rangers up 3-0. who didn't know that? elvis andrus, two-run home run, adding to the damage. rangers stop their seven-game skid. they win 7-1, beating tampa bay. >>> braves and nationals. an emotional day. game one of a day/night doubleheader. both teams paying tribute with a moment of silence. two on. under the glove. two runs will come in. and the nationals win in walkoff fashion. 6-5. >>> christiano renaldo told madrid, show me the money. 1$120 million american. and he was

." >>> and finally tonight, could the miami beach mansion that once belonged to the fashion designer, johnny versace, become an apple store? it could happen. the famous oceanfront estate was bought last week for more than $41 million. the thinking was, the home on ocean drive, and it is one heck of a place, might be converted into a hotel. but now representatives of the owners say part of the property could become a retail space and mentioned an apple store as a potential occupant. it's not a done deal, by any means, and as you might expect, no comment from apple, which usually goes for a sleeker, more minimalist look than that. >> can you picture that? >> a very baroque place. >> i can't picture the iphones and ipads there. that's "nightly business report" for us. have a great night. i'm susie gharib. >> we'll see you back here monday night. >> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by -- >> sailing through the heart of historic cities and landscapes on a river, you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures. viking river cruises, exploring the wor

matt gutman, abc news, miami beach. >> and we thank you so much for watching.want to say we love those back to school pictures you've been sending us all day. thanks. and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow. good night. >>> next at 6:00 a grieving mother speaks to abc 7 news i team about her daughter killed riding a bike in san francisco. the case now sparkedír a lawsuit. the i team gits new police poll sni response to ak sayings of racial profiling what officers are now being instructed to do. >> evening commute is underway on the new bay bridge if you can see from the live picture what people are saying about the drive on day one. >> and look at the new span like you've never seen it before. on bicycles. the grand opening awill youing bikes and pedestrians on the bridge for the first time. >> what was going through my daughter's mind? >> a mother speaks about a daughter lost in an accident in san francisco it's a case sparking friction between bicycle advocates and san francisco police and now the subject of a lawsuit. the family of that woman has no

the beaches are rapidly running out of sand. andy gallagher has more from miami. >> reporter: theatric millionstt millions of visitors each year. the beaches in south florida are facing a crisis. in miami they're about to run out of sand all together. >> all the tourism places are for oceans and sand. if we don't have sand, we don't have anything. >> this is very enjoyable. we come down here all the time. >> i'm sorry, but i'm grateful for what is here. it's great, nice, it seems like there is still plenty. >> it might look like that, but brian flynn, who has been working on beach restoration for 30 years, says now the situation is critical. >> we don't have a clearcut solution to it. you know, so far we're in the middle of hurricane season right now. we're peak of hurricane season right now, and we've been lucky so far. but if we were to have a major sandstorm we would have to come up a source of sand quickly. >> reporter: among the solutions to avoid this impeding crisis is to bring sand in from the bahamas, but there are those in the environmental community wh

, new york, london, miami beach. and before you open them and buyers, to pay the hotel.u dhabi u.s. selling to a country that may not be a fan of israel, and big fans of israel, and capitalism can can overcome boundaries, tell us about that angle. >> tell me about the additional. these hotels are $800 million investment, really unusual for marriott to step in with a balance sheet to build hotels on the balance sheet. we did because of our partnership and this was the speech we felt we had to be in and we had to the inn with a dominant entry. the great thing about these cities is they are global cities, great demand whether business traveler leisure travel everybody wants to go to the city's, expensive in the cities and it was a big bet for a. dennis: seldom at a profit. >> we run 3800 hotels today. leon 5 to 10. none of our callers know whether we own the hotels are not. cheryl: you are selling the properties and the management company and that is where a lot of competitors are got it going. in the end welcome back to both of you, we heard two years ago talking about add

very afternoon i's miami beach mansion has sold. he was shot and killed there in '97.se are your headlines, america tonight is next. >> on america tonight, questions tonight. with a history of mental illness and lots of red flag how did the navy yard shooters slip through the cracks. and still picking up the pieces in haiti. billions earmarked, but where did the money go? special correspondent soledad o'brien. >> how does it feel to look at your school. >> i try to avoid coming by here because it hurts. it hurts deeply. >> and gathering up for obamacare. why louisiana said no, and what it means for healthcare in other states. >> show me something that the federal government does that is done well watt without exceeding the budget and without a lot of waste. [♪ music ] >> hello, and welcome. i'm joie chen. tonight investigators had gun to peace together disturbing details of the last months and even last minutes of aaron alexis' life as he began his monday morning rampage at the washington navy yard. by the time it ended 12 workers at that sprawling campus laid dead. wi

. >> rising water levels are impacting miami beach. at another foot of water, but how much of south florida could flood. online map shows how increasing levels would impact the u.s. six feet and look at how the region changes. be on the would not water, it would be underwater. look at the changes predicted as the water rises. it is likely sometime before you will need to worry about needing flood insurance but certainly something people are aware of. as you may imagine, there are some in the community who do not totally buy the argument. some of them are questioning the science behind the study and are calling it alarmist. kris van cleave, abc 7 news. kris.nks, abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- at 6:00,s abc 7 news on your side. over legislation to prevent government agencies shutting down next week. >> president obama stressed once again he will not negotiate when it comes to funding health care reform. rebecca cooper it has the latest. >> the back-and-forth between

> now, smith had a few turbulent years since 2011 n january, 2012 smith arrested for a du nismt miami beach. >> in 2012, smith stabbed breaking up a fight at a party he had in his home z on september 3 a man shot at that party filed a lawsuit against smith and a fellow 49er. police did not say the two men did not shoot the plaintiff. >> also earlier this month prosecutors say they may consider charging smith for gun charges. police say smith had three assault rifles that are illegal in california. and today, dui and marijuana arrest. stay with us for more on this developing story we're going to hear from players on arrest of the teammate and you can follow us on twitter for late-breaking developments. >> turning our attention to weather. looks as though some of us are about to get wet. >> here is a picture you can see gray, groundy conditions, looks better, i can see blue skies there. >> sandhya? >> already santa rosa airport reporting drain rop drops not measuring of the most rain up along northern california coast. eureka getting rain now. it's coming in our direction. take a look at the

miami beach to 84, daytona, 84, myrtle beach, 80. get the dry air, maybe that will work out.f rain, but nice in the center and closer to the coast in the west. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> this weather report has been brought to you by purina. and today's kid forecasters, maya and alex, twins, both 6 years old from northbrook, illinois. >> if the weather's good, wear these? >> no. >> this? >> no. you have to wear these and this. >> i'm mya. >> and i'm alex. >> we are 6 years old from northbrook, illinois. thank you. >> i just was going to say, i need props. >> they are cute. >>, so cute. thanks, ginger. >>> coming up on "gma." his name became a verb. tim tebow, out of a job. saying good-bye for good. >>> she almost upstaged her sister at her wedding. now pippa may have her own engagement news. light & healthy. how it's a no-sacrifices, calorie-light way to help keep him trim... ...with a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend he'll love... ...and 20% fewer calories than dog chow. discover the lighter side of strong. new purina dog chow lig

it's beaches are rapidly running out of sand. andy gallagher has more from miami they attract millions of visitors each year, and generate billions in revenue. the beaches of south florida are facing a crisis. erosion is normally replenished using sand dredged offshore. >> all of the tourism places are for ocean and sand, so if we don't have sand, we don't have anything. >> not a good thing. this is very enjoyable. we come down here all the time. >> i'm sorry, but i'm grateful for what is here. and it seems like there is still plenty. >> reporter: it might look that way, but brian says the situation is now critical. >> we don't at this point have a clear-cut solution it to. and so far we're in the middle of hurricane season right now, and we have been lucky so far, but if we were to have a major storm we would have to come up with a source of sand very quickly. >> reporter: one of the solutions is to bring sand in from places like baj bahamas or ground up glass. >> we're going to lose our port facilities, our airport, all of these things will be non-functional. >>

>> reporter: because when i arrived in miami beach wednesday, it hadn't rained, there was nothing inown, i said there must be a water main break, that's the only possible reason there would be water in the streets. when i talked to the experts, they said no, that's the tide. the tide is so high, water levels coming up so much, you can get water in the streets in high tide and it is saltwater, and it is everywhere, up and down alton, not miami beach proper, but the rising warm water, potential for bigger hurricanes, hurricane experts say this is just the beginning. >> what you're seeing is a microcosm of what's happening all across the u.s., you see it in norfolk, sea level rise is causing areas to flood under unusually high tides. our building, we put things where we thought the water would never go. now because of sea level rise, the water is going there. as we advance this out in time, that means storm surges which come on top of sea level and any sea level rise is only going to get worse. >> reporter: there are so many cities in the way of a storm surge with a big hurricane, inclu

miami beach to 84, daytona, 84, myrtle beach, the water temperature is 80.ip in, get the dry air, maybe that will work out for you on the beaches. a horseshoe of rain, but nice in the center and closer to the coast in the west. >> this weather report has been brought to you by purina. and today's kid forecasters, maya and alex, twins, both 6 years old from northbrook, illinois. >> hey, maya, what is the weather going to be like today? these? >> no. >> this? >> no. you have to wear these and this. >> i'm mya. >> and i'm alex. >> we are 6 years old from northbrook, illinois. thank you for watching "gma" little forecasters. >> why don't you come with props, ginger? >> i just was going to say, i need props. for the next weather forecast, i do. >> they are cute. >> so, so cute. thanks, ginger. >>> coming up on "gma." he's a man who became so famous, his last name became a verb. tim tebow, out of a job. will he be saying good-bye to football for good? >>> she almost upstaged her sister at her wedding. now pippa middleton may have her own engagement news. sister at

plus, a sand shortage in the sunshine state, how miami beach is dealing with its shrinking shoreline. ♪

here's one from brian diago in miami beach, florida.st." that's the hometown paper. let's do what it says here. "watch stephen colbert's epic 'get lucky' dance party with jeff bridges, matt damon, and jilly fallon." [ laughter and applause ] sounds like a cool guy. i don't know who he is. sounds cool. >> steve: oh, jilly. >> jimmy: this one's from sam porteus in shanghai, china. they watch the show in china. yeah, that's cool right? he sent a screen grab from an old vampire movie from the '70s called "twins of evil." that's the name of the movie. i never heard of it. but he says there is a guy in it that looks like me. i don't know. take a look at it. [ laughter and applause ] quest, you of all people! we actually have a clip of the movie. i don't think he looks like me. >> you are arrogant, count countstein. because you have the protection of the cult. [ laughter ] but, there is a higher authority. >> don't let them bother you. some men like a musical evening. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh, who is that dude? is he your twin? i

this one from miami beach in january of last year.one of the civil suits that followed the shooting at his house said smith consumed significant quantities of alcohol, was legally intoxicated and his judgment was severely impaired. >> the dui arrest was the best thing for the plaintiffs that could have ever happened because they need to show that aldon smith was out of control on the night of the party and that the premises were out of control on the night of the party. exhibit "a" in the plaintiff's case is going to be a dui at 7:00 in the morning. >> now, according to the miami police report, smith did take two on-scene breathalyzer tests and those showed he was above the legal limit. but because he pled down, that dui to reckless driving, in the legal system, this will be smith's first dui offense. how the nfl deals with a second dui arrest will likely follow in the next few months. terry, janelle? >> thanks, tony. >>> what does this mean for smith's time on playing field? >> for that part of our coverage, let's go to comcast sport

one of america's largest homes miami beach mansion has been sold at auction for $41.5 million.he ten bedroom house which feature add gold inlaid pool went for as much as -- was supposed to go for $125 million but much less than that. the former owner, shot and killed in the front of the house, right on the steps of the mansion in 1997, you could beaver statute he's mansion or something like it before you are the winner of the power ball. fair warning those odds of winning the jackpot are one in 175 million, and if you are the only lucky winner you will walk away with $223 million. at the end of our first hour, here is a what we are following new detailing emerges about the emotional stability about naval yard shooting. president obama has ordered a review of security at all federal agencies and military installations in the wake of the shooting. the president will also meet with business leaders today to discuss the need to grow the economy, and create jobs. >> baseball took center stage tuesday while also taking minds off the tragedy, at least for a few hours that story and mo

it's hard to imagine iconic miami beach deserted, but it's obvious flooding water is a problem. >> welly can't use levees to hold back the water. >> while the city continues to find ways to deal with the excess water, many experts say there's no way to stop it. >> we saw barricades and sand bags all along alton because the water sits there in high tide. let's put one more foot of water on top of this, just for a one-foot sea level rise from here to miami beach. what does that look like? >> you're telling me every streets that blue is going to have water in it if we have a one-foot rise in sea level? >> yeah, and the tides f we get king tides, it will be higher than this. but this is essentially showing you the places that are going to be affected first. >> the important thing is to keep observing what's happening, look at all the ranges and projections, and then come back to the policymakers and say here's the actions you have to take. >> the southeast florida climate change compact has been created to monitor and help mitigate the harsh consequences of climate change. >> they're not

the 23,000 square foot estate located in miami beach was bought by, vm south beach, llc this includeshing company, jordan jeans. the second place bidder is man not used to being number two and getting beaten on real estate. mogul donald trump. he offered 41 million for the property. remember he was murdered at the front steps. david: kind of gaudy and geirish. you can get away with it if you're one of those guys. we asked you on twitter and facebook if you think financial firms are gets off too easy by paying fines. jim wrote on facebook this, is very smart. government fines don't punish the banks but punish the banking customer who ends up paying these fines in the form of fees and surcharges. liz: amen. number two thing to watch, august housing numbers. number one thing to watch the federal reserve policy statement. 12:30 p.m. eastern. fed chairman ben bernanke's news conference at 2:15 p.m. investors will listen closely. we'll have it live not only the decision but what he says after on tapering, how much and when. david: 5, 15, 20 billion, who knows. we'll be watching melissa: i'm

what ended up happening was my father found a job as a bar assistant basically on miami beach. and then eventually through hard work he was promoted to bartender. then one of the top bartenders at the hotel. it wasn't going to make him rich but it made him stable. but 1966, ten years after they had arrived, they felt so confident in the future, they bought a home. five years after that, they were so confident that even though they were both over 40 years of age, they had me. then my sister a year and a half after that. now you asked a question rhetorically to the chamber, and i'm going to answer it. what would it have been like if a program like this would have been in place? but it's not just a program like this. it's not just obamacare. it's all the other things that government is doing. and to answer that question, i have to focus on why they had opportunities to begin with. so why did my job -- why was my dad able to raise our family working as a bartender at a hotel on miami beach and then in las vegas and then back in miami? because someone who had access to money risked

tuesday sees an auction of the miami beach mansion for fashion designer versace was shot in 1997.sit. on wednesday forbes publishes its list of the 400 richest americans. bill gates, warren buffet and larry ellison topped last year's list. thursday the hollywood chamber of commerce celebrates the 90th anniversary of the hollywood sign. friday sees the premiere in i-max theaters of the 3d version of the classic film the wizard of oz. and this saturday the third saturday in september marks the beginning of oktoberfest, the annual german beer festival that attracts six million people, many of whom apparently are eager to get a head start. ("the star-spangled banner)" >> osgood: o say can you see the folks around baltimore harbor hailed the twilight's last gleaming. "the star-spangled banner" or rather an exact replica of the flag that flew over fort mchenry when it was under british bombardment 199 years ago this weekend. the turning point in the war of 1812. >> people are still trying to figure out what it all means to be an american, to be a citizen of this country. and the flag an

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y vamos con la primera noticia, me mudo a miami beach, shakira vende su casa por 15 millones, accesota sino decepcionada, y finalmente gracias que reaccionaste. y esto fue lo que dijo. y aquÍ hay guacalicano para largo. si no saben que es goglealo. los trapitos al sol van a salir. >>> siempre salen. >>> pero no veo que no haya nada de malo. si hay o no amistad. >>> ya no se hablan. >>> y aunque los twitter son pÚblicos, ahÍ comienzan los problemas. >>> y ayer se lanzÓ un comunicado a travÉs de golden boys promotiÓn, y anuncian que vuelve a rehabilitaciÓn, no me parece bueno, me parece bien porque se da el tiempo de rehabilitarse, pero tiene sus dos hijos... >>> cuÉntame lo que pasa en la cabeza de milly ahora. >>> no te lo tengo que contar yo. todo el mundo se arriba con el twitter. miren lo que dice: se paciente, las cosas pueden cambiar para mejorar. lo que quiere decir, y milly estÁ en todo esto de la religiÓn. y tuvo que reaccionar a esto, y siempre le gusta mantenerse al m margen del ojo pÚblico. y creo que estarÁ apoyandolo. >>> aplaudo a Óscar de la hoya que primero estÁ su sa

matt gutman, abc news, miami beach. >> that is awesome. 1,000 feet off the beach for 300 years. >> rightting our time. we should be treasure hunting. >> charter a boat. >> don't have to charter a boat. we can swim offshore 1,000 feet and make it to the treasure. >> apparently the law in the united states is finder's keepers unless there is not an insurance company or somebody involved. in that case the treasure hunters will find it if you give a percentage. second career. let's do it. >> i'm very interested. $300,000, a lot of loot. >> yeah. >> announcer: every day more americans choose abc news, america's number one news source. > brea >>> breaking news this morning on "world news now" -- the man convicted of kidnapping and raping three women in cleveland is found dead. details and reaction from this bombshell in ohio. >>> taking action. the political support the president is getting from capitol hill after a deadly chemical attack in syria. >> that poses a serious national security threat to the united states and to the region. >> debate on capitol hill over what kind of military actio

. >>> the miami beach mansion where versace was murdered has been sold at auction.donald trump for the prime real estate on ocean drive. versace was shot in '97 on his home's front steps. it is run has a boutique hotel which is set to remain open. >>> in a few hours apple will tell users they will be able to download their system for the iphones and ipads ios 7. the first big update for devices since 2007. in addition to upgrades to siri and photo capabilities, one new feature itunes radio where they can listen to a free internet music system based on their personal taste. >>> john, our resident new york mets fan, can tell you his team is waiting for the current baseball season to end. sorry. i want to have a little fun, right. >> why not? that's exactly what the mets' broadcasters must be thinking when they were welcoming jerry seinfeld to the booth to do a little play by play. it wasn't all serious baseball stuff. listen to seinfeld and keith hernandez talk about how their relationship began. >> keith and i are celebrating our 20th anniversary of appearing on tv t

we've had showers and thunderstorms pushing down through miami, palm beach county, and we're drying out in places where there was flooding around the gulf coast. we still have expectations of showers but it's closer to the georgia and coast lines. you'll have light rain showers and then temperatures dropping down in the lower. we're starting to feel that fall change in the air. blank . >> good evening, everyone. here are tonight's top stories. the senate is expected to vote as early as friday morning on a bill that would prevent a government shut down next tuesday, but unlike the house's bill, is net version is not likely to go for the defunding of president obama healthcare law. there's a possibility that the government will shut down. senators voted unanimously to move forward the measure shortly after texas senator ted cruz ended a hour long speech against obama-care. the leader of al-shabaab is confirming that they were behind the deadly mall attack. in abaudio posted on

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