and they're coming here in droves. >> and it's not just miami beach. south florida is one of the fastest-growing regions in the country. home to six million people. over the past five years, the city of miami has undergone a multibillion dollar skyline altering development boom. >> we've had probably the most significant urban development in miami probably unprecedented in terms of valuation of what's being created and the dollars being spent and the value of the properties that we've never seen before. >> meanwhile, a record-breaking number of people visited the area last year. that's a good thing, the economy depends on. >> it tourism is our main industry and we don't have state income tax. in south florida, tourism and property taxes are the main source of revenue for our communities. >> but much of that property is at risk. hundreds of billions of dollars of assets are currently exposed to the rising seas. billions more will be threatened in the coming decades regardless of whether greenhouse gas emissions are lower. >> we've put a certain amount of

. >> miami beach was the next zone. that is when the city launched its aerial pesticide spraying program. >> these pesticides that were involuntarily being sprayed on us were really more dangerous for my children than the mosquitoes were. sharyl: is it possible to make it look as though a hat came from one country when it came from somewhere else? >> our adversaries are keenly aware of our generic capabilities to detect the source of origin, what the intelligence community would call these cutouts, being able to bounce it off of other servers out of other countries. the appearance is a far less straightforward. this is what the american people need to know. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. since 9/11, u.s. taxpayers have spent $115 billion dollars to help rebuild afghanistan. and rooting out waste fraud and abuse in that spending is john sopko, the special inspector g

art basel miami beach is all of that and more: art of all shapes and sizes and colors and kinds.ll for sale. it can be head spinning, or, if you're a prominent gallery owner like jack shainman, nightmare- inducing: >> a lot happens the first days, or the first few hours. in fact, one of my anxiety dreams that i have when i travel is that all these collectors show up at my booth at the same time at an art fair, and i can't talk to all of them at once. >> brown: here at the miami beach convention center: 269 high-end galleries from 29 countries around the world take part in the main art fair, last year attracting 95,000 viewers and collectors over six days. fred bidwell was back this year: >> this is crazy. this is more art than the human mind could possibly perceive. >> brown: with billions of dollars on the line, including new money from abroad, new york gallery owners james and jane cohan have a lot at stake. >> we really know the kinds of things our clients are looking for. when we have something that's spectacular, they've been interested in a certain artist, we have a spectac

governor announcethe state is of local zika transmission.the area is located in the northern part of miami beach. th health says it has been 45 days since any cases of loca trsmison of the zika virus were found there.officials believe the southern part of miami beh still "the southern part of the beach that's still impacted is 1.5 square miles. we're gonna continue to do everything we can to be able to lithat area hopefullsoon."the governor urged residents to contin to be cautious by getting rid of standing water, wearing bug spray, and wearing protesters block the doors at a wells fargo building this more than half a dozen eapolis. protesters held up a sign that read "wells fargo funds genocide," gihat the bank playa the controversial pipeline project. at one point, protesters hooked arms to prevent ?we employees from using the elevators.some workers had to force their way through the protestersbefo police showed up. a community outside of ned thld studenrandomly pricked more than a dozen of a need. the stent struck at leas17 classmates. some of the students reported they were struck more local

>> matt: the war made miami beach for the simple reason that people were stationed here, and they sawd 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 it. their parents came down. sons came down. they opened 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 that is neon 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. ♪ can i give it to you straight? that airline

a burger king in miami beach might have the answer for you.he burger king has a new promotion to exchange your unwanted gifts for a free whopper. is that a deal? the gifts have to be unused and will be that's a good idea. donated to charity? >> i thought you meant the whopper. >> the exchanges will be limited. here it is again. >> only in miami beach apparently for this one. and don't send me a whopper this morning. i just said that. >>> you won't see his face on the card itself, but you can expect to see a picture of the president-elect donald trump somewhere else. how metro is making up for this issue with the card. >>> still need to get a last-minute gift? not a problem. we're working to help you find the perfect present. >>> and why santa may want to bring his rain gear along with his reindeer. >>> g i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we're helping you get ready for the holiday weekend. >> how do we do that? >> how do we do that? >> we start with meteorologist chuck bell and melissa mollet. who wants to go first. >> i'll go first, i'll

burger king, or at least one burger king location in miami beach has a solution.in on december 26th. the opportunity to exchange an unwanted christmas gift for a whopper. >> could i give them a nanopod and get a whopper? or could the pope do this? >> i believe anyone. as long as you show up to that particular restaurant in miami beach between 10:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on december 26th. give them your unwanted gift. get a whopper. if you post i of your unwanted gift, they'll select the first 100 and they'll get some sort of surprise. >> can i bring all of my gifts and get a -- a multitude of whoppers. >> thank you very much. i'll filibuster while you eat. thanks for joining us. we'll be back tomorrow morning with much more of this. >> good morning, we are off to a slick start from hagerstown to including gaithersburg right now. notice that dark pink shading we interstate 70 toward baltimore definitely if you can avoid travel right now off until 10:00 or 11:00 a.m. this is going to change to rain. freezing rain heading into laurel, back toward rockville including and

court. 3 police in miami beach shut down an entire city block last night... due to the threat of possible explosives. authorities say... someone called police claiming that ?at least one explosive device? "ocean drive."the caller didn't say ?where? specifically the device was--- or--- what it consisted of. miami beach police say... officers are checking all vehicles in the area for the device. charleston church shooter dylann roof made his first court appearance yesterday. yesterday.final jury selection happened yesterday morning... then some family members of victims took the stand. roof's lawyer told the jury he might not call any witnesses during this part of trial. however.. roof will represent himself during his sentencing.he's accused of killing nine black people at a church last year. did it to start a "race war." if convicted.. he could face the death penalty. 3 attorneys for mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman are fighting to keep the head of the sina-loa cartel from being sent to the united states.the defense is asking mexico's supreme court

the only down story is that the burger king in miami beach is the only franchise taking part. >>> weerstand those gifts have to be, though, unused, or burger king will donate them to charity. still a nice idea. >>> a lot of folks looking ahead, perhaps making plans to get out of town here tonight or tomorrow. what are they going to be facing out there? >> no big storm. we will have some showery weather around here for the first part of the day tomorrow. a little showery around here tomorrow morning. it will be dry by late tomorrow evening. by the time the sun goes down tomorrow on christmas eve, it will be dry. little shower chance on tuesday, next good chance of rain comes up on thursday. cold weekend. >>> that's going to do it for "news4 midday," thanks for joining us, we'll be back ♪ >>> stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. ♪ dashing through the snow in a one horse open sleigh over the fields we go laughing all the way ♪ ♪ bells are about to ring making spirits bright what fun it is to ride and sing a sleighing song tonight ♪ >> what a great way to start

. >> police in miami beach shutdown a block because of a possible threat of explosives. someone called the police saying checking all of the vehicle ins the area for the device. >> scary moments at a high school in nevada. a student waving a knife here add shot by a school resource officer. that happened yesterday in reno. the 14-year-old student was threatening students with the knife. the teen refused to follow the orders and the officer fired. no other students were hurt. the victim is in criti >> happening now, a deep freeze and heavy snow is not stopping the protestor in north dakota. take a look at this. the chairman of the standing rock is calling for the protestor to leave the camp and no reason for the people to put their lives at risk. the protesters are sticking it out. the u.s. corps of engineers denied the final permit for the controversial pipeline. hospital john glen. officials at the hospital say he was admitted a week ago. the 95-year-old had a heart valve replacement in 2014. he was the first american to orbit the earth in 1962. >> wisn 12 news time now

. >>> new pictures on "action news" a driver in miami beach plowed into a fence and drove into a swimming pool at the driving complex. the driver and passenger said they swerved to avoid hitting a racoon in the road. residents saw the car with people inside crash into the pool. crews had to remove the car and clean you happen the area littered with debris. >> time for the first look the business, and evolution in this story, galaxy note 7 is officially useless if you're a t-mobile customer. yesterday they released an update that made the recalled phones useless after the phones caught fire. at&t verizon and sprint will do the same thing next week. >>> the dow fell 111 points and futures this morning are pointing to a lower open. >>> dozens of your favorite disney movies are on h up -- hulu. disney is the parent company of 6abc. >> 4:54. new this morning, a berks county man rams a police car and leaves police on a chase with his children abbey woman in the car. >>> police in bucks county want to know if you voices this smash and grab burglar who was caught break into a kohl's store. >> pol

being, some buildings built or not on miami beach. n miami proper and some are a few blocks inland. we will see if people continue to steer away from the ocean. vonnie: maybe we can look at it humanestament to optimism. thank you very much. for more, check out pursuits. still i had, the interview with lagarde.tor christine this is bloomberg. ♪ >> good afternoon. i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, we are covering stories out of mexico city, toronto, and paris this hour. a mixed picture for the u.s. , 178,000 added in november. wages declining month over month. what does this mean for the federal reserve and market? fed chair janet yellen's future has been in question since donald trump was elected president. but the two could become allies rather than enemies. an exclusive interview with te imf managing director christine lagarde. john nichols suite will ask her about everything from women's economic contributions to the world to u.s.-china relations. we are halfway into th

burger king, or at least one burger king location in miami beach has a solution.o comes in on december 26th. the opportunity to exchange an unwanted christmas gift for a whopper. >> could i give them a nanopod and get a whopper? or could the pope do this? >> i believe anyone. as long as you show up to that particular restaurant in miami beach between 10:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on december 26th. give them your unwanted gift. get a whopper. they're also doing a thing on instagram where if you post interesting pictures of your unwanted gift, they'll select the first 100 and they'll get some sort of surprise. >> can i bring all of my gifts and get a -- a multitude of whoppers. >> thank you very much. great "pop news." i'll filibuster while you eat. thanks for joining us. we'll be back tomorrow morning with much more of this. >> whopper? be back tomorrow morning with much more of this. >> good morning, i'm gray hall and i am rezephyr jennette reye. morning snow makes it slick in parts of the area. >> chris sowers is on top of the timing of the freezing mix of rain. >>> "

. >> we're hanging in miami beach with the sexy stars of "baywatch."ies are right over there. no, no, i was talking about the ladies. >> oh, the ladies, yes. >> like kelly who plays pamela anderson's role c.j. parker. was there any pressure when you booked this role? >> a little bit for sure. >> was there a moment where you're like i just want to breathe and have ice cream? >> every day. >> you're the cheater? >> total cheater. hey, hey. >> the little dance party playing stephanie holden is ha darea, played by alexandrea paul. >> when zack is busy, he will give us a quick workout and we're trying to look like zac, all of us. good goal. >> i try to give myself a cheat. >> oh, do you? what is your cheat? >> chocolate. >> alexandra who plays summer quinn, nicole eggert's role in the series, once played the rock's daughter in the blockbuster "san andreas." >> what do you call him now? >> dwayne. >> do you? >> i think it would be weird, good morning the rocker, hey, rock. >> she says she never calls you the rock. >> no, she always calls me d.j., never the r

an update on the fight against the zika week after the announcement that the northern portion of miami beach is now clear of the virus. but there are still concerns that zika fears could impact florida's busy winter tour season. the governor is expected to address that worry today and talk about what's next. >>> the governor wants to give state law enforcement officers a raise. he's propose ago 5% pay increase for next year. about 4,000 state troopers, wildlife officers, fdle agents and several other agencies. some florida counties pay more than the state which has caused some state officers to jump to county jobs. >>> this morning a convicted killer is waking up not in his prison cell but at home with his family. duley posted bond and walked out of jail on thursday, as you can see our cameras were rolling when it happened. he was convicted 3 years ago for shooting and killing his boarding at their neighborhood basketball court. he is free on $100,000 bond while he appeals his conviction. >>> this morning an 8 on your side consumer alert questions about a funeral home employee accused of sel

as long as you show up to that particular restaurant in miami beach between 10:30 a.m.26th. give them your unwanted gift. get a whopper. they're also doing a thing on instagram where if you post interesting pictures of your unwanted gift, they'll select the first 100 and they'll get some sort of surprise. >> i love that idea. can i bring all of my gifts and get a -- a multitude of whoppers. >> thank you very much. great "pop news." i'll filibuster while you eat. thanks for joining us. we'll be back tomorrow morning with much more of this. >> whopper? be back tomorrow morning with much more of this. >>> good morning, i'm cornell bernard. happening today, the police and fire department also distribute thousands of toys to kids this holiday season, more than 3,000 will be given to kids in the toys for tots program. can still donated to, bring it to any berkeley fire station or the public safety building on martin luther king jr. way. it will start in a couple of minutes at 8:00 a.m. >>> also happening, st. anthony's foundation will have the curbside donation drive. they're

. >>> florida governor rick scott says the state has cleared the little river area in northern miami beachlocal zika transmission. but officials still believe the southern part of miami beach is still affected by active zika transmissions. >>> ford is recalling more than 680,000 midsized sedans in north america because the front seat belts may not hold people in a crash. the recall covers 2013 to 2016 ford fusions, 2013 to 2015 lincoln mkzs, and 2015 to 2016 ford cars. they're also listed on the ford website. >>> the nation's largest mall is hosting its first ever black santa claus this weekend. the "star tribune" reporting the mall of america in suburban minneapolis has hired larry jefferson to play kriss kringle as part of its santa experience. you are up to date. that's the news update this hour. back downtown to "squawk alley." carl, have a great weekend. >> same to you, sue. >>> on the heels of president-elect trump's agreement with carrier, eamon javers is looking at how the incoming administration will interact with businesses, a theme we've been following all morning long. hey, eam

now, his visit comes over a week after an announcement that the northern portion of miami beach is clear of the virus. there are still the busy tourist season. the governor is expected to address that issue today and talk about what's next in combatting zika. >>> and the governor wants to give state law enforcement officers a raise. he's propose ago 5% pay increase for next year. about 4,000 state officers would benefit from this including state troopers wildlife officers, fdle agents kill certificate waking up not in a prison cell but at home with his family. he posted bond and walked out of jail on thursday. you can see our cameras were rolling when it happened. he was convicted 3 years ago for shooting and killing his neighbor david james. duley and james were arguing about a kid skate boarding at their neighborhood basketball court. he is free on a $100,000 bond while he appeals his conviction. >>> a jacksonville bank is closed this morning after nearly a dozen people attempted to rob the community first credit union yesterday morning. we're told the suspect threatened those hostages

and trump supporter and phil levine, former mayor of miami beach and kate anderson-brower, author of "first women and residents, inside the private world of the white house." great to see you. sara, phil was talking about the reporting on jared kushner and where the loop hole is there. you are reporting on ivanka trump and her role in the white house and her real estate in the white house. >> right. at one point, she did this interview and said she would not be heading to the white house. that appears to be changing. they are peerepared to relocateo washington, d.c. and ivanka trump is expected to have an office in the east wing. normally this would be the first lady's office. under a donald trump white house this will become the first family office. it will be an opportunity for her not to just do the washington hostess thing but we have already seen her advise her father on issues like climate change, on issues like paid family leave. she brings a more liberal perspective than some of the other folks he might be talking to. she's planning on doing that in the white house as well. i

. >>> a drivener miami beach through a fence and went into a swimming pool. they said they were avoiding a raccoon. it left damage and debris for crews to clean up. >>> a fishing trip in the flee keys almost turned tragic. their boat overturned and rescuers were amazed how calm they stayed during the ordeal. >> reporter: it was a dramatic rescue for these three teens after a routine fishing trip turned upside down literally. >> we are in the middle of the ocean we flipped the boat. they were fishing two miles off the florida keys when their boat started to take on water. >> it probably took a minute for the boat to go down quickly and brent quickly saved his phone. as he called 911 the teens climbed on top of the 22 foot boat. >> we don't have our life jackets. >> everybody a good swimmer? >> yes. >> we lied to ourselves and said everything would be okay. but we were not sure. >> luckily deputy james hager spotted the teens and brought them safely to shore. >> it was a huge relief to come up and see all three there together with the boat. >> we are thankful t

northern part of miami beach, of any ongoing active transmission. he said then, that he hoped to clear the rest of the state soon. he plans to make an announcement at 8-30 this morning. (vanessa) president-elect donald trump says: he's narrowed his choice for a supreme court nomineee down to "three or four candidates:... and he plans to announce his nominee pret but we already know his pick for defense secretary. fox's patricia stark tells us: the announcement came, during a stop on trump's "thank you" tour. trump says: "i am here for one main reason. to say thank you to ohio." president-elect donald trump goes on a victory tour... giving thanks to voters in swing states who helped him win the election. he acknowledged how controversial his win has been... as it's sparked riots in cities throughout the country.trump says: "we're a very divided nation but we're not going to be divided for long. i've always brought people together. i know you find that hard to believe." democrats say his speech has done nothing to bring the country together.soltz says

. >> new information this morning, police in miami beach city block due to the threat of explosives. someone called the police and saying an explosive could be found along ocean drive. they didn't say where it was or consisted of. it is checking all of the vehicles in the area for the device. >> scary moments at a high school in nevada, a student waving a knife was shot by a this happened in reno and the 14-year-old student was threatening other students and the student refused to follow the ortds and the officer opened fire. no other students were hurt in this. the victim is in critical season this morning. >> former astronaut john glen is in the hospital. it is unclear what condition he's in or being treated for. the valve replacement back in 2014. he orbited the earth in 1962 and served as a senator in ohio. >> a judge rejecting brad pitt's request to seal the details about the custody. jolie has custody of their six children. the divorce filing came days abusive to their son. no charges were filed against the actor. >> giraffes at the risk of becoming extinct. the scientists are

they're gathered in miami beach, for the annual festival known as art-bozzle. it's a collection of art, from all places, the super 8 hotel change. dylan explains. >> reporter: if you're an art aficionado, this is the place to be, miami and art bozle. you have a huge arrays to look at. >> reporter: collectors and looky element ous, prices if you have to ask, you can't afford. >> i would say we start from million dollars. >> reporter: but this year, something different, a any exhibition, where the paintings are truly priceless. >> come on in. >> this collection called when the art comes down, curated by super 8. yes, that super 8, proving everything old is new again. >> we're not your grandfather's budget motel anymore. >> reporter: after more than 40 years, the economy hotel is with attention to art. but with all the new art moving in, what to do with all those bygone beauties of yesterday? >> we didn't want to create a mountain of waste. rather than let it go into the trash, we thought we'll bring it to life one last time. >> reporter: earlier this year super 8

now, the only remaining area of active zika transition is the one and a half square mile near miami beach. >> we have to continue to work on this. we've had good active efforts whether it's code enforcement or control we all have to take this seriously. it's not gone, we have to continue to be >> the governor went onto say as of now the federal government has only $7 million to help reimburse florida's cost of fighting zika but more money is definitely needed. >>> and a dangerous car jacker expected in court today. the 53-year old is accused of beating a man back in october. investigators say he then tried to carjack 2 people before taking off. he's been behind bars since it happened. he's today. >>> president elect donald trump's latest cabinet pick has some ties to tampa. retired marine corps general james mad dog mattis is his pick for secretary of defense. . >> reporter: retired general james mad dog mattis was head of central command here from 2010 to 2013, now, he's in line to be the next united states secretary donald trump made the announcement during a so-called thank you tour th

the visit come over a week after the announcement that the northern portion of miami beach is clear of the virus but there are concerns that zika fears could impact the busy tourist season. address that issue today. >>> and the governor wants to give stay law enforcement officers a raise. he's proposing a 5% pay increase next year, about 4,000 state officers would benefit from this including state troopers, wildlife officers, fdle agents and several other agencies. some florida counties pay more than the state which is why some officers that have previously worked with the state jumped over to the county to find fine out there. >> that's thanks to yesterday's cold front. less humid air this morning. in fact, look at the humid for today we're starting off in the pleasant category. i want to show you that meter, this is the forecasted due point. it's going to hover in that category later today but as we start going through weekend that dew point starts to come back up. so the humidity starts to rise. so enjoy that very comfortable air while the numbers get to the mid-70s, right around 75

last week, the governor cleared the northern part of miami beach of any ongoing active transmission. at the time he hoped to clear the rest of the state soon. he plans to make an announcement at 8:30. >>laura: president elect donald trump made a surprise announcement at a victory rally in cincinnati last night saying that he will pick james mattis to be his secretary of defense. >> we're going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. >>jennifer: he retired in 2013 after serving as the commander of u.s. central command. if confirmed, he would be the second retired general to serve as defense secretary. the first being george c. marshall during the korean war. a nominee must be out of the active duty military for seven years. congress could still bypass that restriction. announcement next week. >>russell: another former centcom commander is up for the position. david petraeus being considered for secretary of state, though his conviction for leaking classified information could prove problematic. petraeus would have to notify his parole officer when travelling outside of

campus, refused to drop the weapon.the student is hospitalized in critical condition. 3 police in miami beach shut down an entire city block last night due to the threat of possible explosives. authorities say someone called police claiming that at least one explosive device could be found on ocean drive.the or what it was.miami beach police say officers are checking all vehicles in the area for the device. two juveniles are facing charges... in connection to the largest wildfire to hit tennessee in a hundred years. years.the fire destroyed or damaged hundreds of homes in and around gatlinburg last week... and killed more than a dozen people.the juveniles stand accused of aggrated arson. 3 president-elect donald trump contues his 'thank-you' tour in iowa today... amid his ?latest feud? with a union leader who criticized his recent carrier ?jobs deal.? deal.? trump took to twitter... stating "chuck jones" had done a terrible job.he also suggested the steelworkers union president... was the reason companies were leaving the country. in an interview with cnn -- jones accused trump of ?inflating

the only remaining zone is a small area of miami beach. >> today is a good news day. after 45 days of no local transmission in the little river area, we can see the little river area transmission of zika. >>vanessa: and the governor called on the federal government to speed up funds, getting more funds to fight zika. we have an update now for folks who live near the mosaic plant. it will continue to test their wells for contamination through 2018. they made the announcement today. they say it's all because that giant sink hole, you'll recall in august it caused 200 million spill in the aqua fer. the fertilizer company will continue to test for free. for folks within a four mile radius of the plant, they will test every three months next year and two times in 2018. new this afternoon, police are searching for the man they say murdered a woman at a tampa mcdonalds this past summer. police say antonio santiago shot and killed a woman at a fast river road in july. her boyfriend called police but unfortunately, they could not save her. officials say he could be in a white

it's in miami beach, florida. you can take a picture and hash tag it. >> what if your gift is two whoppers? >> you lose. >> set your dvr. "special report" is next. >>> syria's president calls it an historic event comparable to the birth of christ. government forces retake aleppo and the evacuation of the battered and broken survivors begins. the u.s. meantime calls it a massacre. this is "special report." good evening, welcome to washington. it's a watershed moment in the syrian civil war. the government of syrian president assad is once again in control of the rebellion's most important strong hold. hundreds of thousands of civilians have been killed since the beginning of the war in

miami beach would be the hardest hit city losing over 37,000 homes worth $33 billion and those numbers just count residential properties, not expected losses to commercial or public properties. the insurance industry uses the term "hundred-year flood" to would describe a flood that has a 1% chance of occurring. according to a study commissioned by the federal emergency management agency, the area in the u.s. susceptible to 100-year floods will grow by 4r5% by the end -- 45% by the end of this century. our government accountable office says federal flood insurance premiums aren't keeping pace with that growing risk. for 2002 through 2013 already, taxpayers' bailed out insured properties to the tune of $18 billion to $25 billion. government-backed mortgage giant freddie mac is preparing itself for broad losses from climate-driven flooding. the economic losses and social disruption may happen gradually, says its website, but they are likely to be greater in total than those experienced in the housing crisis and the great recession. let me say that again. they're likely to be greater in to

david: sounds good to me, customers in miami beach, london, and brazil the day after christmas, restaurantfts to charity. melissa: there is still hope, first 100 fans to post a picture of themselves with the unwanted gift, and #whopperexchange will get a surprise. david: i want the free burgero fries. melissa: you just take a picture and keep the gift. david: they are regifting the gifts. you get a whopper, someone else gets a gift. melissa: i love it, "risk & reward" starts right now. >> one virginia democratic congressman is calling for a delay in monday's electoral college vote, welcome to ris risk and reward i am adam shapiro, filling in for deirdre bolton. a democrat is calling for a delay. tweeting --

that leaves just one miami beach neighborhood in the danger zone. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. >>> one need look no further than the way donald trump announced his selection of james mattis as pentagon chief nominee to see the president-elect is not morphing into someone new just because he won the election. what can we expect from a president trump? here is james rosen. >> reporter: chalk up another unconventional first for the president-elect bhowhose announcement for his defense secretary was not only a departure from longstanding practice but a surprise to his own staff. >> i gave up a little secret. my people over there are probably saying, you weren't supposed to do that, mr. trump. >> this is the way donald trump communicates with people. he doesn't need to put out a press release. >> reporter: even though obama was a singular president in his heritage, race and overseas upbringing, the 44th president discharged his duties in a classically conventional style, with deference to whit

today we have monday afternoon football and the miami beach bowl. central michigan versus tulsa at 2:30 eastern. >> that looks horrible, coy. that is horrible. >> brutal. >> no amount of money you could pay me to sit out there and -- >> do it for the love. nobody does it for the money. >> there's television. that's the beauty of television. >> six years in buffalo. we used to have chicken soup broth on the sidelines instead of gatorade. because the games were so cold. anything you could do to stay warm. >> thank you, coy. now he has my attention. >> money, no. soup, yes. >>> the 2016 election finally coming to an end with the electoral college vote today. what are hillary clinton supporters thinking and where does the democratic party and these voters, where do they go from here? >> those people who traditionally voted democratic were swayed somehow and it has to -- there's something emotional that rocked them. and hopefully -- >> how are you going to win them back? >>> you're going to hear the answer to that from our panel of die-hard clinton suppo

. >>> well, a driver is giving police unusual excuse for driving his car in the the miami beach apartmentomplex 's swimming pool. he said he was avoiding a racoon that dashed across the street. driver plowed through a fence and drove straight into the pool, and as shocked apartment residents were lounging nearby fortunate thely there were no injuries, even the racoon was okay. >> you have to watch those animals. throw you in the ditch. >> they can, they can. >>> well, in our area cars are dodge something rain drops this morning. >> yes, guys, men some cases a little bit of snow, possibly freezing rain or sleet, we have a whole mixed bag out there this morning, guys but good news is this you will fine silver lining it is this, these temperatures are claiming pretty swiftly. even though right the new we are looking at a snapshot of the radar up across eastern pennsylvania, and, this should change pretty quickly. i was over on kyw news radio listening to tim jimenes out near quakertown and he said that there is nothing even falling from the sky just yet. this can be deceptive, leading edge i

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the south beach area of miami beach, the last-called zika zone has been cleared and the centers for disease control lifting its advisory urging pregnant women to stay away but still urging cause. >>> in houston a case of road rage caught on camera. two truck drivers stopping traffic and one driver attacked the other trying to pull from behind the four-wheeler. a third driver also then joined the fight. one of them pulls out a metal pipe. no word on any arrests. >>> finally some city bus riders in pittsburgh could be forgiven thinking they were in the north pole. look at how sam defilippo gets his bus ready for the holidays. santa there, the grinch and decorations in every corner of his bus. defilippo says he plays music inside and outside to enjoy. he says his boss lets him do it as long as he doesn't block passengers from passing and sitting on the bus. by the way, it's taken 15 hours to decorate that bus and he has even bigger and better things for next year. >> i can imagine some cranky passengers like maybe me might not like all the christmas carols first thing in the morning. >> that's

cnn political commentator alex stewart and miami beach mayor philip levine who supported hillary clintong the campaign. we will learn the details next week but the "new york times" reporting donald trump intends to maintain, keep a stake in his business. that's not a blind trust. that is enough? >> here's the thing. obviously we will find out more next week. he's made it quite clear that he is going to focus first and foremost on the business of the nation, the people's business, not his. i take him at his word. i truly believe he will. he's taken the proper steps now to make sure there is a wall and -- >> really? >> i think it's a good thing. >> that's a wall? >> he's made it quite clear that -- first of all, he doesn't have to do this. it's not a matter of law. it's a matter of making sure there's not the appearance of anything untoward happening. but he's making steps to make sure that there's a distinction between him and his business. >> that clearly is not good enough for you, mayor. why? >> well, i got to tell you, i'm an entrepreneur, built my companies and became mayor, and i go

the final zika zone around miami's south beach has been lifted. governor rick scott made the announcement this morning. it will be the fourth zone lifted started this past summer. he says the state is welcoming the tourists back with open arms. scott says: "what that means is our state has no local transmission of zika. so we are going to continue to welcome all the tourist to come down here, the people who want to come down and enjoy our beaches, our weather, our restaurants, amusements..we are going to make sure everyone knows this state is open for business, and as we do that we are going to get more jobs. " although the scare is over-- florida's surgeon general warns residents mosquito repellant and eliminate standing water. beverly taylor joins us now from the news room with some stories they're working on for fox six news at five. a story sure to warm your heart in this cold weather. a local business is helping less fortunate children learn how to read. at five, the incredible gifts it gave to those kids. and, if that doesn't get you into th

miami. >> the beach, bikinis. >> yeah. i don't know anything about that. >> no. not on the itinerary?> don't know what you're talking about. >> so the beach is out. the prize they won is the orange bowl trophy. a win would be great. orange slice snacks? awesome. >> i don't know anyone who doesn't like hands run oranges. i find on, tow very refreshing. same with orange juice. great thirst quencher. and last time i ate an orange was yesterday. i had one the day before that. >>> all right. will muschamp and south carolina just scored against south florida and went for two in the birmingham bowl. just a minute to play. here's jake bentley great leaping grab by hurst. it tied the game. south carolina had been down by 18. in overtime, south florida closed it out. flowers to dillon. and dillon hauled it in for the game winning touchdown. and south florida won it, 46- 39, first 11-win season in school history. >>> nba here's steph curry with three of his 28 last night. a 121-111 win over toronto. golden state is playing nine of ten games at home. the road game at sacramento. how about that, c

rick scott declared that state zika free and invited visitors back to the miami south beach area ands identified in the area for more than 45 days now. and south korea's president temporarily stepped down after she was impeached thursday. it stems from a corruption scandal that ignited mass protests in recent weeks. the impeachment now goes to a constitutional court which will decide whether she must step down permanently. the president accused of colluding with the contact who has been arrested on fraud and extortion involving tens of millions of dollars from south korean companies. she denies those accusations. >>> retired four star general is raising red flags over president-elect donald trump's pick for national security advisor. specifically concerns about mike flynn's twitter feed, a site that includes posts propagating conspiracy theories and so-called fake news as well. i'm joined now by the retired military man with some harsh feedback, retired general mccaffrey, military analyst, of course. what's your chief gripe here? >> let me say, bthe way, i was somewhat reassured last

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