miami beach south is a microcosm. early turnout vote is going to be literally twice as much as it was in 2012, and miami beach is historically a very strong democratic city. >> now, what donald trump's campaign will say to you, absolutely, turnout is huge, and that is because there are so many absolutely fervent trump supporters who won't tell you they're voting for donald trump, but they're coming to the polls. >> in donald's alternative universe, that may be true. but in the reality of the world today, we don't think that's true. there are so republicans, i hear it every day, that are voting for secretary clinton. so as far as dade county, right now, over 100,000 more democrats have voted as opposed to republicans, that's big. these are historic numbers. and as you know in the state of florida right now, the hispanic turnout, which is decidedly very democratic going for secretary clinton is up 30%. >> now, is it up 30%, you think, for one of which reasons, a, there's more hispanics, puerto ricans have moved in, espe

miami beach is seven miles long, and they've budgeted to lift about half of miami beach's rode about two feet her, lay 80 place of storm pipes and build up seawalls. >> anybody who says global warming isn't happening idiot. >> it faces coastal cities. here as in other parts of the country, global climate change remains a political debate. so unless we raise the city we're going to be under water. miami beach city manager jimmy morales grew up in the city. whether it's global or climbed change or not, you say problem >> this is saltwater. >> yes, very salty. we have dolphins out here. we have manatees out here. at this race you might have them in your house soon. >> you're absolutely right. >> reporter: another sunny day flood is expected here tomorrow and then again next month. for "sunday today," kerry sanders, nbc news, miami beach. >>> next on "sunday today," the the extraordinary group of vets who drop everything and r ? ? ? and off you go, ? ? ? and off you go, ? ? ? and off you go, ? for every step, every stride, every start, and off you go. the pursuit of healthier. it begins

miami beach is seven miles long, and they've budgeted to lift about half of miami beach's rode about two feet her, lay 80 place of storm pipes and build up seawalls. >> anybody who says global warming isn't happening is an idiot. >> it faces coastal cities. here as in other parts of the country, global climate change remains a political debate. so unless we raise the city we're going to be under water. miami beach city manager jimmy morales grew up in the city. whether it's global or climbed change or not, you say problem must be solved. >> this is saltwater. >> yes, very salty. we have dolphins out here. we have manatees out here. at this race you might have them in your house soon. >> you're absolutely right. >> reporter: another sunny day flood is expected here tomorrow and then again next month. for "sunday today," kerry sanders, nbc news, miami beach. >>> next on "sunday today," the very best the extraordinary group of vets who drop everything and r ?? ?? ? and off you go, ? ?? ? and off you go, ? ?? ? and off you go, ? for every step, every stride, every start, and off you go.

miami beach detectives reviewed the footage and ar home. it's an issue that's generated complaints for years in arlington. tow trucks - hooking up, and driving off with your car minutes after you park. now, some fear a new proposal will actually make it easier for towing companies to act in a predatory way. the plan would increase the distance a tow company storage lot can be located from the county line by a quarter mile. goal is to increase competition without adding an unreasonable distance people have to travel to pick up their car. the county board will consider it and several proposals next month. many of you may have friends or family who have joked about moving to canada depending on the outcome of the elec kidding. a south carolina realtor's advertisement to help people sell their homes and move to canada went viral. the billboard's were put up back in august and now months later-- business is booming. as soon as election results started coming in, so did the calls to keff cook real estate. agents have there is more coming up.. we

miami beach detectives are reviewing the footage to breaking right now at 6-am... it's been a violent morning across the valley. police are investigating two shootings at different locations... one near owens & nellis. the other near cheyenne and civic center. we have team coverage of these shootings. let's start with marissa kynaston who was first to the scene in north las vegas.... marissa you just spoke to a witness? one person has died in this shooting-- thats according to north las vegas police twitter account-- but i am still waiting to talk with police. we do crime scenes-- the 7-11-- and also right behind that building-- where a victim was found. according to witnesses-- this may have started with a robbery. i havent talked with police yet-- but according to their twitter account-- somebody did die here this morning-- away on a stretcher. the pio is on his way to the scene-- i hope to talk with him and get more information. mk-- 13an. thanks marissa-- now let's get right to parker collins who's the scene of the shooting near nellis and owens-- parker? -- ad

southern part of miami beach and the little river area. pregnant women are still being advised to stay away from those areas. and the state added ?ten new travel-related cases on tuesday. the current total of zika cases in florida is the new and improved "planet hollywood observatory" at disney springs, may be open ?soon.. management hopes to have the restaurant open by mid-to late decemeber... just in time for the holidays.. the 22 year old themed restaurant is currently undergoing a major re-model.. crews are replacing the iconic blue and green globe, with an observatory.. hopeful customers can make reservations for january 3rd... even though the restaurant has not released an ?official opening date... this is your last day to get a free ride... across tampa bay. the cross-bay ferry has been "testing the free. normally it's ten dollars each way. the boat travels from the tampa convention center to the vinoy basin in st. pete. it leaves st. pete at seven this morning... and its first departure from ?tampa is at 9- 30. you can only get tic

miami beach is spending hundreds of million of dollars to prtect the cit from rising tides. according to one study, south florida could see a six-inch increase in sea level by the year 2030, four years before we'll see the next super moon. 3 strong aftershocks are still rocking new zealand...one day after sunday's 7-point-8 magnitude earthquake caused heavy road and property damage and triggered landslides. at dead and some were left stranded after the quake destroyed main highways.a ship fr the new zealand navy has been sent to rescue some of those stranded people. 3 it's been a mild november so far, but let's not kid ourselves, the cold weather is just around the corner. that's why milwaukee firefighters are doing their part to "warm up winter" for local students at ?12? schools this week. cbs 58's kate chappell reports from 'sty elementary school' on milwaukee's west side 3 kate on cammilwaukee cause this year...topping their 120-thousand dollar goal. that money will provide winter coats for 7-thousand kids in milwaukee this winter. winter.the first school is story elemen

((christianne klein)) >> if miami beach's sea level rises just two feet... the area could undergo a radical transformation. because of that threat... keep the tourist mecca higher and drier. according to one study, south florida could see a six-inch increase in sea level by 2030, four years before the next "super moon."/// ((weather toss)) tedd florendo (((>>>nice day today with temps still above avea coming off a warm weekend. still no 80's this time around to bring us to tie the record of 80 degree temps set back in 1950. but we will remain warm to mild for at least a few more days before it begins to get colder ........ ........................... temps shot up to the high 70's for the east part of the valley where we're typically warmer since we're lower in elevation. cooler mid to low 70's for the west side in the foothills from centennial hills through summerlin as we cooled off there. colder up in the in the high 30's again. ................................ ... ............. regional temps also staying warm from laughlin to death valley especially. ev

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miami beach detectives are reviewing the footage to determine if any charges will be filed. some tense moments for one woman as she walks into work... only to find a masked man waiting -- armed to the teeth. robber. plus... need a lift? how you can save some money and get a big discount from the ride sharing service. you're watching 13 action news, where you get breaking news fast and first. this woman -- 56-year-old kelly thorn. she was last seen near owens and marion on november first. suffering from severe emotional distress. right now -- firefighters in new york are continuing to battle a massive fire at an industrial park just outside buffalo. the fire broke out early yesterday morning when a hot light bulb fell onto some cardboard inside a business. witnesses reported hearing several explosions after the fire started. huge plumes of smoke could be seen for miles as the fire the fire also prompting the evacuation of several nearby schools. a motorcycle chase comes to a dramatic finish in southern california after the suspect crashes then takes off. take a look.. you can

here we have james comey saying the break. >>> what a picture on miami beach. the sun out this morning on a very busy saturday. 80 degrees. you have to wonder how many of those tourists will head off to the beach and go talk to folks and how many of the folks are locals of which you'd imagine are a lot. we'll head to the ballot box. early voting ends either today or tomorrow and obviously election day tuesday. by the current numbers, roughly a third of the votes in florida have already been cast. that's the presidential election. obviously the senate election here around the country, there are two gubernatorial seats up for grabs, governor mansions across the country. one of them north carolina, where of all things, the bathroom is what could make all the difference for the governor there. jonathan serrie to explain. >> reporter: controversial legislation has made for one of the tightest gubernatorial races in the country. pat mccrory came into the governor's office with the reputation as a business friendly moderate. his bid for a second term turned into a ref

ray coley manages the waterway and sewer systems in miami beach... where scientists say flooding incidents have increased at least 400 percent in the last ten years. if miami beach's sea level rises just two feet... the area would undergo a radical transformation. (gfx desperate measures. the city is spending at least 400 ?million? dollars trying to keep the tourist mecca higher and drier. most people here in fort lauderdale live less than five feet above sea level. according to one study, south florida could see a six-inch increase in sea level by 2030, four years before the next "super moon." david begnaud, cbs news, fort lauderdale, florida. 3 still to come on the news at four -- er ransomware to hold local businesses' information hostage...a live report on what's being done...next. 3 and a local community giving what it can to try and build a memorial for a wisconsin state trooper killed in the line of duty...we'll tell you how you can help out. 3 we've got much more news and weather headlines...coming up as the cbs 58 news at four 3 we are conti

(gfx in) if miami beach's sea level rises just two feet... the area would undergo a radical transfor to desperate measures. the city is spending at least 400 million dollars trying to keep the tourist mecca higher and drier. most people here in fort lauderdale live less than five feet above sea level. according to one study, south florida could see a six-inch increase in sea level by 2030, four years before the next "super moon." david begnaud, cbs news, fort (((>>>nice day today with temps still above average in the 70's again and unseasonably mild coming off a warm weekend. still no 80's this time around to bring us to tie the record of 80 degree temps set back in 1950. but we will remain warm to mild for at least a few more days before it begins te ... ............ neighborhood by neighborhood temps shot up to the high 70's for the east part of the valley where we're typically warmer since we're lower in elevation. cooler mid to low 70's for the west side in the foothills from centennial hills through summerlin as we cooled off there. cold

>> matt: the war made miami beach for the simple reason that people were stationed here, and they saw during world war ii, miami saw a massive influx of military personnel. hotels, which had seen a sharp drop in business, made a deal with the government to house troops at the empty resorts. >> matt: they told their parents about their parents came down, sons came down, they opened their businesses here, and they were basically jewish at the time and that's how it started. >> anthony: by the fall of 1942, more than 78 thousand troops were living in 300 hotels in miami and miami beach. how long have you been running the deuce? >> matt: i took over in 1964. half of my life i've spent here. miami beach has turned over at least six times since i've been here. all i need is "miami vice." they put it in there. this was their favorite bar. >> anthony: it makes sense too. >> matt: still, it was very flattering. the same as how flattering it is to have you here. >> anthony: i love this place. i mean, i love it. it's my favorite bar in miami. to many more. ♪ and every room that's in it floors, d

. >> ray manages the waterway and sewer systems in miami beach. there scientists say flooding incidents have increased at least 400% in the last ten years. >> if miami beach's see level were to rise just 2 feet, the area would undergo a radical transformation. desperate times, lead to desperate measures. the city now spending at least $400 million trying to keep the tourist mecca higher, and dryer. most of the people living here in fort lauderdale live 5 feet above sea level. but there is a report which is suggesting the sea level could rise nearly 6 inches by 2030. that would be four years before we're talking about the next supermoon. david begnaud, cbs news, fort lauderdale, florida. >> david loves to stands in big puddles of water. >> indeed he does. >> every time always at a flood, when he comes, you know there is water coming somewhere. >> i do think he is from louisianna. >> the swampy necessary. >> yes, but katie you had a good way of describing the superman, we were just talking about that. >> yes, kind of like but to put a vac over over

that leaves south miami beach where there hasn't been a locally transmitted case since october 24. pregnant women still urged to avoid travelling to miami dade if possible. >>laura: tragedy was avoided in st. petersburg overnight when a newborn and his family were >>russell: the baby had just been brought home monday. the bad news is the house is damaged but you can't get over how much worse this could have been, right? did we lose you, alcides segui? >>reporter: it could have been a lot worse. i'm here. you know, you said it exactly right. this could have been a lot worse. a family had just welcomed their new baby born into the home right here on monday and then all of this happened. there was a small fire actually within a couple of minutes. no big deal, right? well, it was a big deal because there was another fire and then another fire so crews used a sledge hammer to actually break out the back concrete of that house and they realized the fire wasn't in the back patio. it was actually started behind the wall. meanwhile, the family was inside that house. they got out alive and th

governor "rick scott" make the announcement on miami beach. he says a three mile area of the city is now considered ?free of zika transmissions. the department of health believes the zika virus is now only spreading in the part of miami beach and the little river area. pregnant women are still being advised to stay away from those areas. a new report from the c-d-d suggests infants born with zika can still develop microcephaly after birth. they tracked 13 newborns infected with zika. but born with normal-sized heads. researchers say, 11 of them developedmicrocephaly ?later on. however, researchers say the infants ?did have other brain abnormalities consistent with the congenital it will be business as usual for people on the florida memorial university campus... a day after the campus went into lockdown because of a shooting. it happened just before noon yesterday. a man was shot outside the front gate of florida memorial university... causing that campus and nearby st. thomas university to go on lockdown. the man was shot in the leg and taken

. >> pictures coming out of miami beach. the ocean has basically come ashore during the time of the the full and new moons, but when you combine the supermoon, the closest pass to our planet, that created additional pull. i tell you what, the water came right in. folks are getting around, bicycles trying to move through. it has been quite the scene there. conditions improving today, but before that happened as the ocean came in, the ocean creatures did, as well. take a look at some of what we have. an octopus coming in. try to find a wonder if he found it. that's a parking garage strange pictures coming out of miami. hopefully he got back to where he belongs there. but there, you see flooding as a result of those king tides, the so-called king tides because of the supermoon. by the way, that was not an event just for miami beach but up and down the eastern seaboard. we saw those tiesd coming in. things are beginning to wide wind down. temperatures this morning, that's the story for us. also have very chilly temperatures. kna

local case in the miami beach area, in the past 45 days. a total of 12 hundred and six cases have been reported across the state. a second florida man has filed a lawsuit... after claiming his e-cigarette ?exploded. james dardin of clermont says he was smoking with the device in 20-15 when his leg was suddenly engulfed in flames. he was rushed to the hospital to get surgery. dardin is now suing the ?store where he bought the e-cig, along with the manufacturer. a destin man has already filed a similar lawsuit... after his e-cig also exploded in 20-15, burning his face. the "morgan and morgan" law firm they blame the fires on cheap batteries. e-cig makers... deny that claim. we're one step closer to finding out our ?next florida supreme court justice. a state nominating panel interviewed 11 candidates and whittled down the list to just three finalists on monday. the panel is recommending governor scott pick chief judge "charles lawson" , district court of appeals judge "wendy berger", or attorney "daniel gerber." the governor needs to make th

. >> reporter: if miami beach is sea level would arise two feet. the area would undergo radical transformation. desperate times lead to desperate measures. the city is spending $400 million trying to keep the tourist mecca higher and dryer. 50 temporary pump stations have been installed. more permanent on the way. similar to those in new orleans. and miami beach is actually razing the city streets and elevating flood walls. the doctor says this has gone beyond the debate over climate change. >> what is happening. we have sea level rising in our neighborhood and we need to do something about it now. >> most people here in fort lauderdale live five feet above sea level. there its a report that says, by 2030, sea level could rise another 6 inches. 2030 that would be four years before we are talking about the next super moon. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. my cold medicines' wearing off. that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. guess i won't be seeing you for a while. why take medic

that's what people found at a flooded parking garage in miami beach. experts say it probably made its way to the garage during the latest high tide though drainage pipes they say people should get used to seeing sea life in traditionally dry places. great picture to share with you this morning. --this is a daughter and stepfather who have a powerful connection. --this was shared on a page called "love what matters" facebook page. --it shows this young girl who's fallen asleep snuggling with her "we don't use the term stepfather.' he is her father." --the mom wrote how he's been in her life since she was 9 months old. --she says...he's there for everything...when she cries...he's there to comfort his daughter. --reason he was home for this picture: she was having a rough day and he came home to comfort her. --he'd been gone for and he came home to comfort her. --he'd been gone for two weeks... --going through adoption process a missouri couple knew exactly how they wanted to wanted to say i-do. during a christmas parade over the weekend, they got marrie

they got married on thursday in north miami beach. this is maria's first marriage. they met less than a year ago. look how happy they are! they couple says they feel in love at first sight. know how hard it can be. --this is a story we wanted to share. --dad leaves 'goodnight kisses' for son while deployed -- a total of 190 -- the number of nights he'd be gone. --they were left in a jar for his son sean. --steve is a major in the air force and was deployed to kuwait from april 17 to october 24. --each night, when sean missed his dad the most, he would pull a goodnight kiss out of the jar. --sean's mom mary ellen says he didn't go without a kiss from dad. --he even took the jar with him on trips to south carolina, ohio, delaware and maryland. --when there was just one left, sean knew his dad was --when there was just one left, sean the ledger we have a lot to get to here on 10 news this morning. the holiday shopping season is almost here. so is it better to buy online or in the store? you may be surprised what our shopping expert says. and this morning we are live at

monday through the next 24- the florida department of health has lifted part of the zika zone in miami beach. the newly cleared area covers around three square miles.. and runs between biscayne bay and the atlantic ocean. the health department hasn't detected any cases of local transmission in that area in 45 days. here's every day. nasa astronaut shane kimbrough showed how the international space station crew will be spending their thanksgiving 200 miles above earth. in those pouches he's holding are different foods like turkey and berry cobblers. they'll heat them up and feast. still ahead on live looking for so extra holiday cash?ere the powerball jackpot stands this morning .. and -- hanging it up?after a season ending injury .. wisconsin native j-j watt answers the burning question wow, sure making a splash i desatnedress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. is the pride of pewaukee-- hanging up his cleats? houston texan's defensive end-- and former u-w mad

gof nor scott snopg miami beach today to share the good news. a 3-mile area of that city is free of zika transmissions. >> today the good news is that for beach area that was impacted, we're able to clear it now because it's been 45 days since our last time, last time of active transmission. >> that's out stand oog yeah, the department of health believes zika is snreaghtd southern part of miami beach and little river area. pregnant women still advised to stay way from the areas. and still unsettling effect of the effects on babies. infants develop microcephaly after birth. cdc released 2350eu7bd gz today saying 13 born with normal size heads and researchers say 11 of them ended up developing microcephaly after they were born. researchers say those infants did have other brain abnormalities as well that were consistent with the zika virus. >> the biggest college football game year could mean big bucks for hoanl owners in tampa. on january 9th, the stadium is ship and that means tens of thousands of fans flooding to the city and as hotels are book

. >> raymon terrain souths sewer systems in miami beach and flooding incidents increased 400% in the last 10 years. >> miami beach sea level to rise 2 feet, the area would undergo a radical transformation. desperate lead to desperate measures. the city is spending mecca higher and drier. >> reporter: most here live five feet above sea level and it could rise nearly 6 inches by 2030. that would be four years before we are talking about the next super moon. >> reporter: david begnaud cbs news, fort lauderdale, florida. >> denise: wow. didn't know that. it was quite the sight though, got to get the kids out and check it out. jeff? >> jeff: you know for the most not as good as last night. we have more cloud cover around. they may block the moon at times. this has been a huge social media craze this super moon. 8:00, 44. by 11:00 we will drop it back down to 38 and eventually well in the 30s. if you are to watch the super moon this evening definitely need the jacket with the light 8:00 tomorrow morning around 40. today we hit 60 for a high in many spots. it was a beautiful day and average

. >>> a violent road rage incident caught on camera in miami beach. this is helmet camera video. you can see here is a motorcyclist is writing down the street. a driver comes out of the car and attacks the biker. the 2 exchanged blows. police arrested the driver. he claims the whole g woman. >> i do have anger issues. i'm cuban, i get it for my roots. i already told him to come meet need to come fight and he never showed up like a man, so honestly all i did was i was leaving the area. i saw him and bada bing bada boom. studios near a ride. investigators don't know what happened but insists the death of does not have to do with ride safety. osha is investigating. >>> across america more bodies are linked to a serial killer in south carolina. investigators found the bodies of a man and a woman on the role property -- property of todd cole. investigators believe they had been buried for years. he is accused of killing 5 people. he was arrested after investigators found a woman alive changed to a storage unit on his property. >>> scientists are searching what they call the soap molec

>> we're hanging in miami beach with the sexy stars of "baywatch." the ladies are right over there. >> no, the ladies. >> yes. >> hi. >> mike kelly who plays pamela anderson's role c.j. was there any pressure when you booked this role? >> a little bit. a little bit, for sure. >> welcome to baywatch. >> was there ever a moment when you said i just want to breathe and have some ice cream? >> you're the cheater??o cf1 o >> a total cheater. >> playing stephanie holden is hadera originally played by and ra paul. have you done any workouts? sets sometimes and when zac is busy he'll give us a quick workout and we're just trying to look like zac all of us. it's the goal. >> i try to give myself a cheat. >> okay. what's your cheat? >> chocolate. >> alexandra who plays summer quinn and that was nicole eggert's role in the series once played the rock's daughter in the blockbuster "san andreas". >> what do you call him? >> dwayne. >> i think it would be weird to or hey, the rock. >> she never calls you the rock. >> she calls me d.j., never rock, never the rock o

we are talking about a 3 mile stretch of miami beach that hasn't seen any new cases and beach is still active. it could be cleared but governor rick scott said there will still be increased effort to kill mosquitoes. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. >> good afternoon, everybody. we started off around 32 degrees with another frigid start by the afternoon warmed up beautifully. it is a taste of things to come and today we are a. 80 by thanksgiving with 32 in crystal river and lakeland was 39 with another cold night for northern counties and closer to the beach a lot warmer with 56 in st. pete. skies are clear and they should stay that way with the only exception a few clouds pushing in. i don't think it brings any rain with clear skies overnight. i will tell you how long the up in a couple of minutes. >>> right now a manhunt is underway at the south florida college for somebody shot a man with investigators arriving at the florida memorial university. they say the victim was shot outside the front gate of the miami gardens campus. the school was put

against the zika virus, the florida department of health has lifted part of the zika virus own in miami beach. over the summer 3 different sections of south florida were called the zika virus zones. lifting part of this zones -- this zone means no one has for 45 days . >> we can't take this for granted. we have to understand that we will have to continue to fight this until we get a vaccine at the federal level. >> a zika virus zone that covers about 1 1/2 square miles remains in place to the south of that area that was just cleared. >>> travel headaches can be ahead for a lot of families as millions can set to hit the road and head to the airport for thanksgiving. winter storms are threatening to delay or even cancel flights across tampa international airport. i see people behind you already getting ready to head to their gates. what is it like so far? >> it has been pretty quiet here at tampa international. we have seen some long lines but once the security checkpoints did open up those lines state clear pretty fast. it is not just long lines that people need to be worried about. the us sta

. >> reporter: if miami beach is sea level would arise two feet. the area would undergo radical transformation. desperate times lead to desperate measures. the city is spending $400 million trying to keep the tourist mecca higher and dryer. 50 temporary pump stations have been installed. more permanent on the way. similar to those in new orleans. razing the city streets and elevating flood walls. the doctor says this has gone beyond the debate over climate change. >> what is happening. we have sea level rising in our neighborhood and we need to do something about it now. >> most people here in fort lauderdale live five feet above sea level. there its a report that says, by 2030, sea level could rise another 6 inches. 2030 that would be four years >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. it's judgment day. back seat chefs peer inside your oven. but you've cleaned all baked-on business from meals past with easy-off, that beautiful bird. go ahead. let 'em judge. ? ? what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why ar

and miami beach is actually elevating flood walls. the doctor says this has gone beyond the debate over climate change. >> what is happening. we have sea level rising in our neighborhood and we need to do something about it now. >> most people here in fort lauderdale live five feet above sea level. there its a report that says, by 2030, sea level could rise another 6 inches. 2030 that would be four years before we are talking about the next super moon. my cold medicines' wearing off. that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. guess i won't be seeing you for a while. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? it's judgment day. back seat chefs peer inside your oven. but you've cleaned all baked-on business from meals past with easy-off, so the only thing they see is >>> president elect donald trump is backing off his promise to have hillary clinton investigated by the justice department. he also says he will keep parts of obama care and possibly co

one part prune juice, one part miami beach tap water with just a pinch of buddy ebsen salt. sabrina: i'll give him the medicine. you don't change people's personalities. and if you do, you don't mix it with caffeine. all right, mr. kraft let's get your dignity back. here comes the choo-choo train. choo-choo, choo-choo choo-choo, choo-choo, choo-choo, choo-choo. that noise is going on your permanent record, sabrina. what's going on here? how did i end up here? we were at dinner and you got sick and passed out. oh, dear lord, what happened to you? had to dive across the nachos to keep you from hitting your head. thank you. listen, i insist on buying you another dinner, and i'm not leaving here until you say yes. say yes. say yes. oh, all right. wonderful. sabrina... something very odd is going on here and i can't help but think that you were responsible. oh, well, you know, that could be sign of a concussion. hilda... tuesday? mm-hmm. black angus night at the stockyards. if i come home with a steer it's sleeping in your bedroom. really? too much iced tea? it's the only thing m

>> we're hanging in miami beach with the sexy stars of "baywatch." the ladies are right over there. >> no, the ladies. >> yes. >> hi. >> mike kelly who plays pamela anderson's role c.j. parker. was there any pressure when you a little bit, for sure. >> welcome to baywatch. >> was there ever a moment when you said i just want to breathe and have some ice cream? >> you're the cheater??o cf1 o >> a total cheater. >> playing stephanie holden is hadera originally played by and ra paul. have you done any workouts? >> zac has a guy that comes on sets sometimes and when zac is busy he'll give us a quick workout and we're just look like zac all of us. it's the goal. >> i try to give myself a cheat. >> okay. what's your cheat? >> chocolate. >> alexandra who plays summer quinn and that was nicole eggert's role in the series once played the rock's daughter in the blockbuster "san andreas". >> what do you call him? >> dwayne. >> i think it would be weird to say good morning, the rock. or hey, the rock. rock, never the rock or daddy like you call me. >> daddy. >>

and miami beach is actually elevating flood walls. the doctor says this has gone beyond the debate over climate change. >> what is happening. we have sea level rising in our neighborhood and we need to do something about it now. >> most people here in fort lauderdale live five feet above sea level. there its a report that says, by 2030, sea level could rise another 6 inches. 2030 that would be four years before we are talking about the next super moon. will be right back. it's judgment day. back seat chefs peer inside your oven. but you've cleaned all baked-on business from meals past with easy-off, so the only thing they see is let 'em judge. ? ? what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save it's what you do. tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen does not make you a model. ahh...still sick, huh? i'll take it from here. i'm good. i just took new muci

flooding incidents are up about 400% in miami beach. in the area's sea level rises two feet, you would see a radical transformation. that's why the city is spending at least $400 million trying to keep the tourist mecca higher and drier. >> we are that, you know, the waters are rising high enough that it's interfering with public safety. >> bobby, did you get a chance to see the supermoon last night? >> yes, i did. >> i saw it through some trees. >> i saw it through the higher clouds. the best time to see it is on the horizon, when it's coming up, because the illusion makes it look bigger on the horizon. unfortunately, we won't have much of a chance. this is visibility satellite. space. the green is the rain. look at the clouds. a different picture of it, you see the cold front's there. yeah, we have thick clouds headed our way. does not look like we will see it tonight. as a matter of fact, tomorrow morning the sun sets after seven, just before 8:00. sets around 7:52 in the morning. comes up at 6:10 p.m. there may be a couple glimpses

. >>> a motorcycle helmet camera shows another man attacking him in miami beach florida. he approaches the motorcyclist and then hits him. the two had gotten in a heated exchange on inextra gram over a woman. and after reviewing thege they went to his home and took him into custody. >>> in ford dale 18-month-old gypsy ended up two miles away. gypsy weighs 68 pounds and had short legs was found two hours later by a boater clinging to some driftwood. >> when i see her try to swim, in a pool or something like that, she sinks. >> she saw an article about the rescue, she is okay now the dog is and is great. for the men that pulled her out of the water. >>> now to abc news for the meeting with donald trump and. [. lets go to abc news. >> i like donald trump in the oval office. we saw him fly down earlier today. promising to try to bring the country together. we heard that in his acceptance speech wednesday morning. it all has to be rooting for donald trump's success, in the wake of that protests overnight in several american cities, thousands in the streets and hundreds were ar