, right, the miami beach allows for this activity to take place. $20,000 fines on someone making home available a few times a year to actually help make ends meet, does the city really want to make this work as well as possible for as many people as possible? >> it is an increasingly complex issue. for more of our exclusive investigation go to cnbc.com where we talk to cities around the country about illegal short-term rentals and this issue at large. >> airbnb is not the whole industry if it's a problem there, is it a problem at competitors, too? >> it is, whether it's airbnb, booking.com or expedia's home away they've all been having clashes in varying markets we spoke to officials in many cities around the country and whether it's los angeles or here in new york city or boston, to name a few, there are issues that have been emerging. that said what we found in all of our reporting is that speaking to different officials around the country, by and large, time and time again, the company that was brought up most frequently was airbnb. in miami beach specifically, officials there

talked about in that package, though, that short-term rentals and home sharing is legal in parts of miami beachones. there's a very clear map that shows where it's allowed, where it isn't and for the most part, the places where it's not allowed are residential areas and that is a similar situation in many of these other cities where you're seeing these tensions play out. >> i think your piece is a wake-up call for local authorities who really need to start cracking down. >> yeah. and i think there are -- listen, when we talked about it in this package, there are many areas where airbnb says it is working with local regulators and they are adhering to the laws and there are these regulations on the books and things are going really well and the home sharing industry is growing up but it's these other cities like miami beach or new york city >> places where people want to stay, actually >> right >> and the hotel rooms cost a lot of money >> exactly >> so each city is its own situation. >>> more on cnbc.com that was a lot of work nice job >>> the president says the nfl is doing the right thing by

trback on the sts of miami beach, it's not long before we roll up on a group of vacationers. the building has telltale signs of an illegalrental. two of the units advertised on key b have lockboxes and pads. >> do you live there? >> we do. inghow long have you been l ther >> actually we just rented with airbnb. >> are you surprised to hear it's not lal here? >> you would say when you hear thattory -- r >> reporter: to the mayor, the issue cut. >> they may work in some places but they don't work here. it's not the mom and pops we are seeing here. we're seeing commercializedor pred companies that are unying to commercialize our residential coies. >> predatory seems like a strong word. what do you mean by that? predatory. it's not about a mom and pop or grandmother wanting to i bring a college kid to make him chicken soup at night, it's peop takin very nice properties, buying them, and turning them into essentially a flophouse. >> reporter: gelber, a former prosecutor and former state lawmaker says airbnb and other home-sharing platforms must abide by the law. er he you spoken t

>> right now, we are just not accepting any homeowners in miami beach.day to lease property on our website. >> do your investors know you have outstanding fines in miami beach? >> investors are fully aware of everything gone on, we stuck our necks out for a lot of owners, and we are tackling a really difficult problem in general with our property and with basically accepting single family homes >> are you saying you'll continue to break the law in properties until - >> i don't say we want to fight and enter properties now knowing that the law has changed, and we're not allowed. >> confirming that rachel is still one of the hosts >> she said renters were friends not paying anything. which was false. she lied about cocompliance. are you aware? >> no. how do you know it was false i let friends and family use our places >> here's the violations here's the customer receipt. >> yeah, i mean, she probably was put on the spot, and she was probably scared, and i didn't -- i was not aware. >> this is an increasingly, and and about illegal short term rentals. >> th

high tides known as king tides for example the frequency of flood in increased significantly in miami beach between two thousand and six twenty thirteen with tide induced events soar in more than four hundred percent so the impact on homeowners is already real and some studies making grim predictions of up to five feet of sea level rise by the end of the century others suggest in the up to twenty three billion dollars of existing property state wide could be underwater by twenty fifteen with these predictions in mind the city of miami beach has embarked on an ambitious and expensive defensive program that includes elevating roads and installing powerful new pumps the city has also raised the. heights of newly constructed homes to one foot above base flood elevation experts underline the importance of the infrastructure plans in order to combat sea level rise the city of miami beach has set aside a four hundred million dollars to put in pumps and other flood control infrastructure that will help deal with the sunny.

high tides known as king tides for example the frequency of flood in increased significantly in miami beach between two thousand and six twenty thirteen with tide induced events soren more than four hundred percent so the impact on homeowners is already real and some studies making grim predictions of up to five feet of sea level rise by the end of the century others suggest in the up to twenty three billion dollars of existing property state wide could be underwater by twenty fifteen with these predictions in mind the city of miami beach has embarked on an ambitious and expensive defensive program that includes elevating roads and installing powerful new pumps the city has also raised the. heights of newly constructed homes to one foot above base flood elevation experts underlined the importance of the infrastructure plans in order to combat sea level rise the city of miami beach has set aside four hundred million dollars to put in pumps and other flood control infrastructure that will help deal with the sunny day flooding that they're experiencing and they have been really proactive the c

property state wide could be underwater by twenty fifty with these predictions in mind the city of miami beach has embarked on an ambitious and expensive defensive program that includes elevating roads and installing powerful new pumps the city has also raised the minimum heights of newly constructed homes to one foot above base flood elevation experts underline the importance of these infrastructure plans in order to combat sea level rise the city of miami beach has set aside four hundred million dollars to put in pumps and other flood control infrastructure that will help deal with the sunny day flooding that they're experiencing and they have been really proactive the city leaders have been incredibly proactive in not denying. ignoring it but facing it and taking real steps in real time to deal with it we're not seeing really the same amount of political will at the state or federal levels private developers are also taking precautions a good example of this is a recent condo project in the coastal neighborhood of coconut grove where the builder added a seventeen acre park to better absorb

him, too much >> there is a reason it is on our disruptor list the other thing i would note is in miami beachally, there are areas where home sharing and short term rentals are ill leeshlgs particularly in places much like south beach the city specifically has a map that shows where it's allowed >> they can if they wanted to. >> this is one of the debates, it's a part of the reason we did this months long investigation you see stuff happening in other markets where airbnb used chris le husseins words constructive conversation. >> it seems like a quick fix how does the hotel industry fit into all this? >> it's been in a beg place like airbnb he says miami beach has to use his words, hasn't had a desire a serious desire on a resulting issue, based on everything that's come out, that city, official there is are working closely with the hotel or effectively with the hotel industry >> it cuts into the revenue, every time in the hotel industry >> i will tell you, we did get a response on that the american hotel and lodgeing association said, quote, instead of supporting common sense regulation, air

ahora estÁ en otra locaciÓn en miami beach, una muy famosa, la conocen ustedes? jennifer lÓpez. quiero que vean lo que me comentÓ esta gran cantante. ♪ hoy es un dÍa de esos ♪ ♪ que saben a platos sedientos de sal ♪ >> se crea en 2014, llevo cuatro aÑos en lo que es esto. me dediquÉ solamente hacer canciones. Éste es un Álbum extremadamente personal en muchos sentidos. jessica: hay un tema que es todo lo opuesy habla mucho de la opuesto, habla mucho de la igualdad entre el hombre y la mujer. >>sÍ. hicimos algo que aÚn cuando tiene mucho toque de humor tocar mÁs con mucha profundidad, intercambiamos los roles, nos divertimos cantidad y estamos locos por mÁs adelante trabajar juntos. empecÉ en el video de "soy yo" me quito todo el maquillaje. la realidad es estar con moÑo, estar sin la mÁscara puesta, sin el rimmel, te quitas los tacones, te haces un cafÉ, eso tambiÉn es uno, eso también es maravilloso, el que se enamora de uno, se enamora de la que saliÓ asÍ. estamos viendo "challenge" de baile, de tanta cosa que hacer un reto como este me pareciÓ muy bueno. hacer

ronald reagan showed up in miami beach, gave a press conference and said, i'm running for president.s moment, response to that resolution by the california delegation. >> reagan is in many ways everything nixon is not. he's smooth. he's handsome. people like him. and people are confused, they're like, we believe that he's a true conservative and we've never really trusted nixon. okay, so now what are we going to do? >> the name of the game right now is stop nixon. now, if a lot of those southern delegates move away from nixon to ronald reagan, then they feel that nixon can be stopped on that first ballot. >> the real fear was that rockefeller and reagan could hold off enough votes so they could prevent us having a victory on the first ballot and then it would break wide open. now, i didn't fear rockefeller. i never did, but reagan was something else. >> any circumstances under which you would accept the vice presidency? >> there is no circumstance whatsoever that could alter my decision about that. >> the pressuring of delegates to come out for nixon, or not to do so, proceeds with a

marine laboratory in a small boat house on bell isle in miami beach. fast forward to today, the school has transformed into one of the world's premiere marine and spheric research institutions, including developing state-of-the-art approaches to tackling some of today's most pressing environmental problems. this vital research includes coral reef restoration and sustainable fishing studies that have had a positive impact on south florida as a community and stewards of our fragile environment. u.m.'s efforts help ensure that future generations can enjoy our unique and beautiful oceans for centuries to come. i would like to congratulate u.m. rosenstiel's students, staff, both pass and present, for their commitment to oceanographic research and the work that has made them this wonderful institution it is today. happy 75th. o canes. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize a prominent figure of not only our south florida community but of the entire nation, mr. stanley tate. a miami-dade county native, he has been successful in many roles, including businessm

. >> invitamos a doÑa atila a miami beach y le presentamos a nicolÁs guerra. >> soy nacida aquÍ en miamiero nos vamos a sentar en mesas diferentes y vamos a ver a quien atienden primero y como nos tratan. doÑa atilio y nicolÁs se sentaron dispuestas a pedir un cafÉ. una en inglés y la otra en espaÑol. lo que estÁ a punto de ocurrir fue sorprendente. torres, de la organizaciÓn de la florida predice que el resultado de esta prueba serÁ adverso para doÑa atila. >> los tratan de indios y sabemos que ellos no son indios, son indÍgenas. inclusive se ha visto agresiones fÍsicas. >> mientras tanto, doÑa atila y nicole esperan al mesero . nicole es la primera en ser atendida. le traen un menÚ . doÑa atila espera. se pueden buscar respuesta de todo tipo al racimo y al rechazo que genera el espaÑol en los estados unidos, y para encontrar los antecedentes del fenÓmeno no fuimos a la sede de la real academia en madrid y hablamos con su director. >> aparte de lo que estÁ pasando con la nueva administraciÓn, de no ser nada favorable el reconocimiento y el respeto de las minorÍas, el espaÑol en estados

carlos: aquÍ en miami beach ya se ve en el de ensayo para el desfile. compartir su orientaciÓn sexual con los estudiantes? ustedes hablaron y dicen que si parece que la campaqa del presidente trump quiere un poco de sol... carolina:al parecer el presidente donald trump quiere un poquito de sol, al parecer estaba a la venta este traje de baÑo con este mensaje. cuesta 65 $ y es vista como una contribuciÓn al esfuerzo para recaudar fondos para reelegir al presidente donald trump, la pregunta es, se lo comprarÍa sato enamorada? carlos: tambiÉn hay para hombres, pero no se aceptan devoluciones, tenga su talla pensada. el viernes y nos acompaÑa e remos este domingo. marÍa antonieta: lay collins. poniÉndonos en un tono del memorial day, crÓnicas ha hecho una crÓnica especial. fÉlix de bedout y yo lo presentaremos este domingo. ashile ffue reclutada con estaba en la secundaria a los 18 aÑos va a irak y al mes muere en el desierto. oficialmente fue un accidente extraoficialmente, fue un ataque de rebelde contra las fuerzas norteamericanas. cuando nuestros vetera

. >> it looked nothing like the first unofficial week of summer on miami beach. after alberto makes landfall, forecasters say heavy rains could cause flooding in georgia and alabama. daniel nottingham, cbs news. >> it hit western cuba, dumping more than 4 inches of rain in a few hours. >>> the mid air brawl, and what happened to the man who caused it? at stanford health care, we can now simulate the exact anatomy of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become

at the gop national convention in miami beach, august 8, 1968. >> we make history tonight, not for ourselves but for the agents. the choice we make a 1968 will determine not only the future of america, but the future of peace and freedom in the world for the last third of the 20th century, and the question that we answer tonight, can america meet this great challenge? for a few moments, let us look at america. let us listen to america. to find the answer to that question. as we look at america, we see cities enveloped in smoke and flames. we hear sirens in the night. we see americans dying on distant battlefields across. we see americans hating each other, fighting each other, killing each other at home. and as we see and hear these things, millions of americans cry out in anguish, did we come all this way for this? did american boys die in normandy and korea and in valley forge for this? listen to the answer to those questions. it is another voice, it is a quiet voice and the turmoil of the shouting. it is the voice of the great majority of americans that have forgotten americans, the non-

the dnc received proposals from seven other cities like atlanta, birmingham, denver, houston, miami beach new york city. the party will consider event facilities in each city, transportation options, and hotel accommodations among other factors. officials expect the selection process to play out over the next year. >>> a tough competition is taking place right now in the foothill of san jose. 27 swat teams are there to prove who is the best in the west. matt keller is live at the gun range, and, matt, this is more than just the competition, right? >> reporter: yes, it is also about learning from each other. this is the combined weapons course. you got the folsom police department about to begin and will be timed. it's fun for the law enforcement officers as they try to be the best or at least learn from the best. cover your ears, the best in the west swat competition gets loud. the santa clara county sh office has been hosting this since 1992. >> it's training more than anything else, a competition, but everybody learns from each other and highly regarded in the law enforcement community.

host: we will go to john in north miami beach, florida. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to ask this fine lady what will they be doing about redlining? redlining is a big problem. i was a banker in connecticut, i know they redlined. thing. a horrible redlining means you discriminate. that is what they do. thing that people don't all overs the banks have flexible software. they have the maps and they redlined. if they don't want a group theyt i -- to get in, change it. this is a dirty secret the banks have. i got very sick and had to leave. they asked me to leave because i was going to blow the whistle. i made a mistake. accepted a six-figure severance pay in 1990. it was a good amount then. host: we will get reaction from lisa rice. he uses the term breadline, what does that mean? -- redline, what does that mean? guest: a practice of excluding financial services and products from a particular geographical area based on the race or national origin of the people living in that pettitte you learn community -- in that particul

myers and on the oceanfront in miami beach. >> we don't really need plastic straws. i think they are bad. we can sip out of cups. >> reporter: the city of malibu voted to stop restaurants from handing them out with plastic utensils and stirrers starting on june 1st. >> it's polluting all of our oceans and affecting the people who go swim. >> reporter: mcdonald's is urging shareholders to vote against the study, saying it's unnecessary and could hurt its existing plan for all packaging to come from recycled materials by 2025. but across the pond in the uk mcdonald's is testing paper straws and moving them behind the counter. jo ling kent, nbc news, los angeles. >>> to the stunning verdict handed down in a georgia courtroom. a rape victim given a massive and possibly record-breaking $1 billion award in a civil suit against a security company. tonight, she's speaking out to nbc's katy beck. >> reporter: as the jury read the verdict, hope couldn't believe what she was hearing. >> she just said it. we are awarding her $1 billion and just the courtroom got quiet. >> report

beach party in ft. lauderdale was cancelled. in miami, miami beach, they had an air and sea show this memorial day weekend. they cancelled the sea portion. the sea is too rough. the air show did continue. far smaller crowds than would have been expected. leland? >> we appreciate you cancelling your memorial day plans to be there covering for us. phil keating in panama city. a few folks head out, putting their toes in what should be scold and stormy water. phil, thank you. president trump's on again/off again meeting with kim jong-un might be back on again. in a tweet yesterday the president said u.s. officials are now on the ground in north korea to prepare for the summit. the state department says the team is in the dmz between north and south korea just last week. president trump pulled out of the june 12th meeting because of open hostility from the north. now he seems to be taking a more positive tone. greg palkot live in seoul, south korea. so night time there, greg. what more do we know about these talks happening just north of the

host: from miami beach, good morning to amy.caller: i find this very interesting. , he was neverd officially diagnosed, but the family knew he had what we called at that time, the outdated words, aspergers. i was married for 52 years to a man that was definitely on the autism spectrum. be -- he was like our own family encyclopedia. it was like a light bulb went thathen we realized, oh, is what is the matter with daddy. he must be on this autism spectrum. it was something that, it was like a relief that i knew that all of the problems that we may cave suffered, the illogi conclusions he would come to is his ability to be shaken from a belief, which you might think would be a good thing, but it was illogic. the ability to say, you are from podunk junction, isn't that the city where the mayor was indicted? you would think, how does he know that? in the same breath or on a different occasion, he would say who is that lady who keeps coming up to me? i would have to say, that is your want -- aunt. guest: one of the things that that co

atlanta, birmingham, denver, houston, miami beach, new york and san francisco. the selection process will play out over the next year. republicans plan to announce the location of their 2020 convention by the end of summer. back to you. >>> that will be exciting if we got it. >>> this is wildfire awareness week as we get closer to consistent warm weather. fire officials are detailing steps you can take to minimize the damage. crews gathered in santa rosa yesterday. one of the areas devastated by the most destructive wildfire in california history in orange county. fire officials are telling residents to treat red flag warnings as urgently as people on the east and gulf coast treat hurricane warnings. most of all to have a plan to protect your family and property. we have ways to prepare your home, what to pack, an emergency kit and other helpful tips at our website, abc7news.com. >> state officials will allow whether self-driving cars can test drive to the public. first one would let companies transport passengers in autonomous vehicles with a back up driver pre

florida-based a company and it has some charging stations in miami beach but it is going to expand howy stations it has. it announced a couple of weeks ago it was going to renovate and reduce some of the charging stations at mcdonald's in san francisco. it has some charging stations around the country. wholked to david welch covers auto for us because i have no frame of reference. some of the automakers have their own charging stations they have made and there is charge point that also has charging stations. that is a competitive landscape from what i could suss out. >> how much is it tied to the fate of tesla? or the other electric cars? it's fate is directly tied. some of the electric vehicle offerings from other companies. you see areforecast that it is going to grow and not just because of tesla but because of the other automakers. the interestting in this area. i put together a chart not just of the stock price which is up 290% but on the bottom what we has it -- have is the volume. tuesday, they were about 60 million shares that traded hands compared with 42 million for apple. ar

you see the winds gust in miami beach, tampa, and some of the rains are torrential and they'll be getting it hard here in the next six to ten hours and the forecast track brings it to 50 to 60 mile an hour, and increasing in intensity and making landfall around here tomorrow afternoon and drifting into the tennessee valleys and giving everybody a big stretch of rainfall. thunderstorm warnings have been extended across much of the entire western coast of florida with storm surge and the heavy rain and a tornado threat all inclusive today. guys? >> we appreciate you being out there covering it and we'll be covering the storm throughout the show and throughout the weekend. thank you again, rob, but we do move on to new developments overnight in the on again/off again summit between president trump and dictator kim jong-un. >> the pre-summit negotiations are very well all of this after a surprise meeting was held between the leaders of north and south korea to salvage their talks and bob is here to cover it all. good morning to you. >> good morning, dan and paula. we have a remarkable, unexpe

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just two months ago this disturbing incident was caught on camera inside a nightclub on miami beach showing packed crowd before the horse appears to take a bad fall knocking the woman off. after this video surfaced the club was shut down by the city which cited animal cruelty and public safety laws but has since re-opened. >> it does nothing but first of all make the animal anxious, nervous, upset but it's sending the wrong message. we're sending a message that these animals that belong in an open area like this in an educational platform are being exploited for entertainment. >> reporter: as for the prom ron miguel says the event was legal as long as the animals were properly caged and they had the right licenses. thankfully no incidents with those animals. >> i love it, didn't force them to perform. what's that? >> imagine what would happen if you tried that. >> nothing like the prom you went to, right? >> not at all. >> all right, everybody, coming up, how about a little motivation for you on this monday morning? going to hear what oprah winfrey, "black panther's" chadwick bozeman and ti

buenos dÍas paulina, asi lo que normalmente hubiera sido un fin de semana lleno de turistas aquÍ en miami beach para salir de chi. >> nadie pensaba pasar un dÍa en la p arena, pero con la llegadae la tormenta subtropical alberto no hubo otra opciÓn. >> alberto la primera tormenta del 2018 se adelanta a la temporada dent huracanes supuess a comenzar el 1 de junio mientras avanza sobre las aguas del golfo de mÉxico arroja a su paso fuertes lluvias que mantienen alia sureste de estad unidos en alerta, 4 pulgadas de lluvia han caÍdo en menos de 8 horas en cuba, por lo que gobernadores del estado de florida, alabama y missisippi han m declarado alertas. >> vientos de 50 millas por hora podrÍan llegar a traer hasta 25 pulgadas de agua en algunas zonas. >> ellos huÍrÁn de la tormento, ya que la tormenta toque tierra se espera se mueva hacia el sur. >> paulina seguiremos muy de cerca todo el desarrollo de esta tormenta y les tendremos toda la informaciÓn, regreso t contigo estudio. >> gracias lourdes para el reporte para tener mÁs informaciÓn sobre la tormentaen alberto pasemos con janice, adelante. >>

and are certainly things to be written about south beach, but there's other parts of miamind not to write about them. maybe they have, but i haven't seen it. >> sex plays such a big role in your book and a lot of your characters are really driven by it. i remember when i saw you in new york maybe five years ago, you told theld audience that sex is god's little joke. what did you mean by that. >> slu in new york about five years ago. you were reading a latin jazz ensemble was playing and it was near nyu and near the end you look at the audience and you said sex is god's little joke. what did you mean by that? i still believe that. [laughter] just read the papers today and yesterday and you understand. you have all these ambitions but you can't get rid of that urge and it's going to torment you. it was god's little joke because god said you can do whatever you want but you're going to procreate and work and have more of your time whether you want it or not there's a country so full of unwed mothers. it's a tough thing to pull off and it's very hard to be ceo of the bank and a

formation of three hundred drones that emulated a flock of birds unleashed into the night sky over a beach in miami. he wanted to be the first to bring out. a swarm of drones that would actually react on each other and have these poetic movement real birds forming actually house it's raising the question michael ward actual freedom is or are we living in a lose you know freedom and where and why do we want to live do you want to leave separately but free or do we want to adjust yourself to a social structure. moby's or free. the lights on history react to the heartbeat and brain waves of the visitors. to the most fields like ours like little stars in the sky to make me happy and it is getting very movie like going to go dancing somewhere because it's also inspiring and it's also life lee you know this is beautiful and it's so for tickets think what more of the pieces have to thing have they pushed to quality. i was dreaming that this was my bed and that it would lie on top and then like flow to do. this sculpture has sensors that allow it to react to visitors movements like a natural independent or

formation of three hundred drones that emulated a flock of birds unleashed into the night sky over a beach in miami. he wanted to be the first to bring out. a swarm of drones that would actually react on each other and have this poetic movement of a real bird swarm actually has it's raising the question michael what actual freedom is or are we living in a lose you know freedom where where do we want to live do you want to be separately rich free or do we want to adjust yourself to a social structure or. mobius or freak. the lights on this tree react to the heartbeats and brainwaves of the visitors. to the most feels like there is like a little stars in the sky to make me happy and it's getting very movie like going to go dancing somewhere because it's also inspiring and it's also life lee you know this is beautiful and it's so forensic in this i think what more of the pieces have to they have a very poetic quality. i was dreaming that this was my bed and that it would lie on top and then like flow through. this sculpture has sensors that allow it to react to visitors movements like a natural indepe

host: we will go to john in north miami beach, florida. go ahead.ler: thank you for taking my call. i just want to ask this fine lady what will they be doing about redlining? redlining is a big problem. i was a banker in connecticut, i know they redlined. thing. a horrible redlining means you discriminate. that is what they do. thing that people don't all overs the banks have flexible software. they have the maps and they redlined. if they don't want a group theyt i -- to get in, change it. this is a dirty secret the banks have. i got very sick and had to leave. they asked me to leave because i was going to blow the whistle. i made a mistake. accepted a six-figure severance pay in 1990. it was a good amount then. host: we will get reaction from lisa rice. he uses the term breadline, what does that mean? -- redline, what does that mean? guest: a practice of excluding financial services and products from a particular geographical area based on the race or national origin of the people living in that pettitte you learn community -- in that particular c

at the gop national convention in miami beach, august 8, 1968. >> we make history tonight, not for ourselves but for the agents. the choice we make a 1968 will determine not only the future of america, but the future of peace and freedom in the world for the last third of the 20th century, and the question that we answer tonight, can america meet this great challenge? for a few moments, let us look at america. let us listen to america. to find the answer to

. >> let's start with bright line, now that you have service from miami to west palm beach how is ridershipo far? >> last weekend was the first weekend and we were sold out it's going to be the big subject down thereon we think there's lots of -- too short to drive, too long to fly. atlanta, charlotte, houston, dallas, st. louis, chicago many we think are viable >> and when you talk about railroads, you're talking about putting steel on the ground. >> well, you know it's a big impact on us, right? we try to lock in the construction stuf ahead of time so it's something we pay a lot of attention to. >> sofbank is buys a lot of stuff. a lot of people says fortress didn't enjoy the experience of being public, what is your thought about the current market and current mindset. a lot of founders have said it's more short term than ever. >> it's been an interesting experience i would say we're enjoying our time being promised. the news with softbank is as advertised there's a lot of positives to take out of it. >> why would it make that difference why would it affect operational methods? >> it remo

i mean, he's in miami, in south beach. -i don't know.lemonis: maybe going back home would be, not only good for business, but it would be good for him, potentially. i want to sit down and go over the financials. okay? mary ellen: yep. lemonis: so let's look over 2015 first. lemonis: 2015, you made $759,000 in sales, $253,000 of gross profit, which is 33%, which is terrible. the total expenses are $289,000, which leaves net income of negative $36,000. 2016, you made $777,000 and lost $40,000. i mean, you guys are essentially out of business right now. chuck: it's immeasurably hard, and it isn't that it's hard on me. i know it's hard on her. mary lou: no, it's not. chuck: and that's what hurts me the most is that i know i'm letting her down. -mary lou: no, it's not. -chuck: it is, and that's what hurts me the most. mary lou: it's very hard for a man not to be the main provider. you know, he does everything for us, and i'm just very upset about that. if he didn't work, then it'd be one thing, but he works 24/7. lemonis: i just need to dig i

waves are geg ggbierer h just to our west, the national park service has closed the beach there.ev sk aen meanwhile, in miami, canals there lowered up to a foot in anticipation of the heavy rain. red warning flags raised at this beach in gulf shores, alabama. >> we do have the shutters and such ready to go, to put up if we have to. >> reporter: and in mississippi, emergency management officials are calling alberto their worst nightmare. >> the rainfall amounts could be double digits. we've got to stay vigilant and ready. >> and rob standing by for us tonight in pensacola. rob, you have the latest track and a big update for folks living right there in if florida panhandle? >> reporter: we certainly do. doesn't look good for this area. you can see the waters churning up behind us. these yellow flags could be red, easily, tomorrow,lo t beach to swimmers.ulf of mexico, it's kind of lopsided. florida really getting a lot of rainfall the last day or two. and that will continue tomorrow with the added threat of an isolated tornado or two, with a lot of spin on that side of the storm. as you see it entering and movi

beach day, especially saturday, maybe friday too. here's the weekend forecast. heavy rain through the southeast. florida looks to keep wet. incredibly wet may so far. that continues. heavy rain near miamistill soggy. a slow moving storm system like the last one. on sunday, we start okay in the northeast, then afternoon showers and storms. a cold front pushes down from the north. it will actually be a cool memorial day. doesn't look like it is too rainy. 59 in boston. 68 in new york city, with a few showers. then steady rains in the mid atlantic. the weekend forecast as far as holiday wnl holid holid holiday weekends, a lot of lost revenue. >> we should book to wisconsin. >>> still ahead, facebook ceo facing questions over his company's data scandal. >> the latest on mark zuckerberg's apology tour. i'm about to start the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge. so my future self will thank me. thank you. i become a model? yes. no. start the challenge today. and try new tropical citrus flavor with collagen. nature's bounty. ♪ ♪ bring all your apps to life on a cloud that runs on premises. ♪ ♪ the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. the ibm cloud. oh hi sweetie, i just want

miami. >> everybody needs to get prepared. >> reporter: typically packed beaches were largely empty with red flags warning swimmers of dangerous rip currents and high surf. >> people are not allowed to go in the water. there could be lethal consequences. it is very dangerous. >> reporter: residents along the gulf coast line homes and businesses with sandbags, a practice that has become all too familiar. >> i am concerned and listening, and all i can do is take it one step at a time. >> reporter: alberto also dealt a blow to businesses over the holiday weekend. >> it is usually crazy busy down here, but people are staying home. >> reporter: alberto is expected to make landfall this afternoon and then we can to a sub tropical depression as it moves north. last week, forecasters predicted a 35% chance of an above average hurricane season, and with a storm this early, many are wondering what is in store.>>> in hawaii, lava from the kilauea volcano is now covering more than 2300 acres, a crater is producing small bursts of volcanic ash in areas nearby are experiencing elevated levels of sulfur di

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beach weather and summer, turned to soaking rain and flash floods in miami. subtropical storm battering the florida coast is expected to strength into a tropical depression with sustained winds of 50 miles per hour. hour and rainfall in some areas as high as 25 inches. the governors of florida, mississippi and alabama declared states of emergency ahead of a 2 to 4 foot storm surge. and rough surf for hundreds of miles. in sarasota, florida, residents are stock up on sandbags to protect their homes, as not only tropical storm alberto but the entire 2018 hurricane season looms on the horizon. >> this is a reminder that w live in an area that gets threatened by hurricanes. and, and rain is a big factor when it comes to tropical systems so. you need to be prepared. >> getting into hurricane -- >> florida governor rick scott. all have to continue to follow the weather the next few days. we'll get significant rain, chance for severe flooding. everybody needs to get prepared. >> after alberto makes landfall around dawn it could push heavy rain as far north as virgin