at four properties in miami beach. the city is on track to conduct more than 1,000 investigations his short term rentals year, up from more than 800 in 2017. total fines so far this year, $2.4 million. but only about 183,000 has been collected. at another illegal air bnb advertised by the same host identified by the city is rachel perea, the officer walks in ha find out wt's going on. >> this building is located in a zone where it'srohibited to rent out apartments for less than six months and one day. >> oh, wowth is e the college students tell us their group of six rented the apament for fi days. the apartment is clearly set up for short term ests. >> is this the other bedroom? >> this is a two bedroom apartment. it supposedlyei sleeps ght. >> this unit and a second one in ere building have racked up four violations, both leased by vacao. the owner said he didn't know ything about them being used for this purpose. the company said it's given the ts a full refund. >> these properties on air b. >> we wanted to get some

the shocking moment a miami beach condo building comes ouumbling down. >> aer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and thank you for joining th. white house is taking aim at several top level national security officials who have been publicly critical of the president. threatening to yank their securi clearances. the list includes former cia director john brennan who criticism of president trump at the helsinki summit. the white house accusing brennan and five others politicizing their high-level access and stripping them of clearances could be seen as an act of political retaliation by the president tt ainst his critics. our chief white house correspondt hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: it's an unprecedented threat aimed at critics of the commander in chiefs. the white house considerg stripping the security clearances of six intelligence officials. >> they politicized and inome cases monetized their public service and security clearances. >> reporter: most of the officials worked for democrd republicans and have been tough on president trump publicly. >

>> matt: the war made miami beach for the simple reason that people were stationed here, and they sawworld 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. ♪ ♪ just another day on the farm. or is it? thi

. >>> miren cÓmo se desplomo un edificio residencial de 12 pisos en miami beach. >>> el equipo de construcciÓnendo que no hayan personas atrapadas. en nicaragua hoy hubo llamado a la paz en el dÍa del estudiante. miles de jÓvenes pila garon las calles porque piden a daniel ortega que deje la presidencia y pare el baÑo de sangre que solo busca un paÍs tranquilo. la greciglesia catÓlica reclama gobierno que detenga la cacerÍa shumach humana pero los paramilitares siguen. >>> unos hermanos en mÉxico unidos por el hÍgado por fin pueden dormir en su cuna setÓ u de desafÍo mÉdicos y retos emocionales para su madre, noticias telemundo estuvo paso a paso con ella >>> yo esperaba un bebÉ. y cuando me dicen son dos, obviamente mi esposo y yo pues nos pusimos muy feliz al parecer vienen unidos al nivel abdominal. >>> su relaciÓn es mÁs que de hermanos cuando nacieron estaban cercanos porque durante 36 semanas de gestaciÓn estuvo recargado en Él y no es para menos. fueron siameses unidos del tÓrax. >>> habÍan momentos donde estaban dormidos y asÍ agarraban y hacÍan esto juntaban sus manos porque yo creo q

andrea: invitamos a donatila a miami beach y le presentamos a nicole guerra. iempo, pero nos vamos a sentar en mesas diferentes. y vamos a ver a quién atienden primero y cómo nos tratan. mientras el camarógrafo jorge vásquez, esperaba en una tercera mesa, donatila y nicole se sentaron dispuestas a pedir un café. una en inglés y la otra en español. lo que estaba a punto de ocurrir fue sorprendente. levis torres, de la organización we count en la florida, predice que el resultado de esta prueba será adverso para donatila. levis: las tratan de indios y sabemos que ellos no son indios, son indígenas. de esta forma la ofenden. inclusive, se han visto agresiones físicas. andrea: mientras tanto, donatila y nicole esperan al mesero. llevan ahora tres minutos sentadas. nicole es la primera en ser atendida, le traen un menú. donatila espera. se pueden buscar respuestas de todo tipo al racismo y al rechazo que hoy genera el español en los estados unidos. y para encontrar los antecedentes del fenómeno nos fuimos a la sede de la real academia española en madrid y hablamos c

still ahead, new details about what happened along this busy stretch of miami beach. >>> the prince george's county school system has a new leader. i'm tracee wilkins. coming up on news 4, we have a one-on-one interview with the one-on-one interview with the interim ceo as she welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios. is that a good thing? good? fiber-optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, so you can stream, game, and watch 4k shows all at once. kid's right about that! see! we are gonna have so much fun here. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. get the fastest speeds available for the best price with the fios gigabit connection. >>> look at this the building crumbling to the ground in miami beach. construction crews were 12-story complex this morning when it collapsed. all the workers are accounted for,ut one man was found in the street inti cril condition. investigators want to know if the crew followed all the appropriate safety protocols. these condos were build in the '60s. the

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i'm victor oquendo, miami beach. >>> a colorado man captured incredible video of a lightning strike.ake a look. >> wow. >> you can see the lightning strike the top of the tree and arc down the trunk. small branches break off from the tree, they go flying. no one was hurt besides the tree. >> right. that is pretty incredible. >>> steph curry is firing back at calls the warriors are ruining the nba. >> he called that the dumbest phrase ever. the team has caught backlash since kevin durant joined the all-star lineup and just last week signed all-star center demarcus cousins. curry went on to say, we're always trying to find a way to get better. if we were just happy winning a championship and staying stagnant, we wouldn't be doing ourselves justice. >>> in about an hour, a 16-year-old girl from concord will tee off with a huge lead in the final round of the girls junior pga championship. she's entering the play with a 7-stroke lead. yesterday we posted a personal best. 8 under 64 at concern i hills golf links in lexington, kentucky. she set a record at 21 under par with a first and seco

of absurdity there are some towns in the city of miami where the rich are being ousted by the even wealthier where changes in poverty levels in golden beach indian creek and miami dade are being gentrified even further most notably in property values in the one nine hundred twenty s. half of the population lived in rural areas across the u.s. and all that time has shifted with people walking to metropolitan areas we remain far from bridging the gap with stagnant wages and lackluster legislation in washington their amount of stale r t. would be we've gotten.

for a group of accomplished young musicians, the road to carnegie hall starts in miami beach. they've come from around the country to take part in a new program helping minority musicians make it into major thskin y orchestras. that i'm in to do the thing i was doing. >> reporter: african-americans make up less than 2% of the musicians in orchestras nationwide. latinos less than 3%. >> i've had plenty of cases where people have told me that i won't, because of the color of my skin. >> reporter: why is it there are so few african-americans and latinos in orchestra? >> well, you know, we're an art form that came here from europe, you know, our unions were segregated until 1964. the musicians union, either black union or white union and there was active discrimination. >> reporter: to give these musicians a leg up, the program, the national alliance for audition support, focuses on just that. the all important audition. tell me about the audition. what that's like for you. >> i think just the word alone scares a lot of us. it's a really nerve-racking experience., it's important t

absurdity there are some towns in the city of miami where the rich are being ousted by the even wealthier where changes in poverty levels and golden beach indian creek and miami dade are being gentrified even further most notably in property values in the one nine hundred twenty s. half of the population lived in rural areas across the u.s. and all that time has shifted with people walking to metropolitan areas we remain far from bridging the gap with stagnant wages and lackluster legislation in washington their montevideo are to. never change will be we've gotten better we're even better at wealth inequality than we were at that or i'm a depression early early breaking all sorts of records our way you know and if this is not a wake up call the people that they still want to push this over to trickle down and over that oh yeah we've been waged war i'm sure we give back to the poor well no it's not happening now at all no no no it's not going to happen one of the things i think that's interesting is you know we were just talking about an article on c.n.n. money a bad side like people are prepared to march care should never brag why are t

willy es capitÁn de este tipo de bote turÍstico en miami beach desde hace siete aÑos.usted ve que el tiempo estÁ malo, no puede salir. o si ve que a los 15 o 20 minutos que van a empezar a salirse va a poner malo o que algo viene, tÚ puedes decidir no salir. lourdes: dice que no tiene informaciÓn suficiente para saber lo que ocasionÓ esta tragedia y que por lo tanto no va juzgar al capitÁn que conducÍa el bote, que dicho sea de paso, sobreviviÓ y fue identificado. ¿se estÁ cuestionando si por quÉ decidieron continuar con el paseo? " estamos profundamente consternados por este trÁgico accidente. seguiremos asÍ no todo lo posible para ayudar a las familias afectadas," fue la reacciÓn de la compaÑÍa. pero el propio presidente ha admitido que el bote no debiÓ entrar en el agua bajo esas condiciones. estamos en pino verano, por lo que este tipo de entretenimiento turÍstico es bastante comÚn. los que trabajan en el negocio aseguran que no se trata de temer, sino de mÁs bien asesorarse bien antes de entrar en uno de estos aparatos y tomar uno de estos tour. sabe la calidad de

our detectives also seized two firearms. >> reporter: victor oquendo, abc news, miami beach. >> this is a wild story. the fbi and the atf now investigating, and federal charges are likely to be added to the attempted arson and the attempted murder charges that stolper is currently facing. as the police say, classic case of see something, say something. >>> we want to move on to the nearly three dozen airline passengers sent to the hospital after a terrifying flight. >> as you can see, oxygen masks were deployed when the plane took a sudden plunge. some of those passengers now describing the harrowing experience, and abc's janai norman has more. >> reporter: panic in the air as this flight bound for croatia quickly turned into a nightmare for the 189 passengers on board. >> not fun. >> reporter: the chaos unfolding nearly two hours after takeoff from ireland. >> the plane just started to go downwards. >> reporter: flightradar24.com showing ryanair flight fr7312 apparently losing cabin pressure rapidly descending more than 28,000 feet in less than ten minutes. video from inside the cab

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video shows a 13 story building in the process of being demolished suddenly collapsing yesterday in miami beacha construction worker is in critical condition. no one else is hurt. it was being torn down for construction of a new ocean front condominium. >> there's new images of a suspect and signs of progress in north korea. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the washington post reports satellite images suggested north korea has started dismantling a key missile test site. the location has been the main site for north korean satellite launches since 2012. it's also believed to play a role in the development of engines for north korea's missile program. after last month's summit president trump said kim jong un pledged to dismantle a site. >>> police released new surveillance photos and videos of a suspect in the murder of a prominent cardiologist. he once treated president george h.w. bush and was shot to death last friday while riding his bike to work. the video shows him riding a yellow bike just before he was shot. a suspect also on a bike trails shortly behind. wearin

this is mainly new york and miami palm beach, florida. half of the real estate in miami is cash. if you have more than $10,000 in payment, then it should go through the bank of the finance institution. this is something that's unheard of. it is peculiar. it is not happening. the situation was perfectly clear. the patriot's act, you can see all the problems with banks and etcetera and where it is sold. it is applied. if it is not applied then it is not effective. >> looks like you have something to add. >> i think we are highlighting of the best outcome or the patriot's act, the real estate aspect of it and the temporary exemption of october 2001 there about, 17 years of the temporary exemption is still a temporary exemption. now with that said, we are talking about this earlier of public treasury of 2016 concerned about the $100 billion that's laundered in american real estate industry. again, the pirate program, targeted handful and i think about half a dozen local in the u.s., miami, palm beach and san diego and i think the bay area is included in there. it could not be made an

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the demolition accident in miami beach. the building coming down, debris flying into the street. building was scheduled for a controlled demolition. the myour says, quote, somethin went terribly wrong. >>> that driver causing an uproar. jason gargac secretory livestreami ining video of passengers. the driver claims he had a small sign warning passengers. >>> 0 wlim pick swimmer ryan lochte has been suspended. he is accused of doping and barred from competition for 14 months after he posted this on instagram, receiving an improper iv infusion. >>> when we come back tonight, history on broadway this evening, and deborah roberts backstage.y backstage. ♪ ♪ if you have recurring constipation and belly pain, talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. see if you're eligible to get 90 days for as little as 30 dollars. do not give linzess to children less than 6 and it should not be given to children 6

not just any airports you look at the map you've got you know philadelphia minneapolis chicago miami beach harrisburg lost bag a san francisco i mean that's all over the country. you know mr hobbs and the major hubs are sort of catching people at these international crossroads in the united states put it where borders even though it's these are international airports are these places where a lot of international traffic happens that's not what they're looking at they're not looking at foreign nationals or foreign citizens traveling in and out in the process this kind of area so according to the agency. that the documents that were released all u.s. citizens who enter the country are automatically screen for inclusion and quiet so their travel patterns as you said affiliations are checked and their names are run against the terrorist watchlist and any other databases that sort of cover of that kind of thing wow so once the list once the list travelers once the list travelers are you know are then surveilled on the airports on plates as you said by these undercover air marshals documenting l

not just any airports you look at the map you've got you know philadelphia minneapolis chicago miami beach harrisburg lost bag a sand berm cisco i mean that's all over the country. yeah mr hobbs and the major hubs are sort of catching people at these international crossroads of the united states put it where borders even though it's these are international airports are these places where a lot of international traffic happens that's not where they're looking at they're not looking at foreign nationals or foreign citizens traveling in and out and the process is kind of weird so according to the agency. that the documents that were released all u.s. citizens who enter the country are automatically screen for inclusion and quiet so their travel patterns as you said affiliations are checked and their names are run against the terrorist watchlist and any other databases that sort of cover about kind of thing wow so once the list once the list travelers once they list travelers are you know are then surveilled in airports on flights as you said by these undercover air marshals documenting like y

. >>> a criminal investigation is under way in miami beach this morning after this demolition disastera construction worker suffered critical injuries when that 12-story building collapsed. some of the debris actually hit him in the chest. the building was supposed to be brought down one section at a time. one worker blames poor planning. >>> and in connecticut a home that survived two hurricanes including superstorm sandy was destroyed during this attempt to raze it. the house was being lifted onto concrete pilings. one worker was injured. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the mishap. >> they were doing that to protect the house. >> yes. >>> and survivors of the las vegas concert massacre say they will not back down in their legal fight against the owner of the hotel where the gunman staged that attack. >> their strong reaction opposing mgm resorts comes as the company sues the victims. all in a bid to avoid liability. abc's danya bacchus with the details. >> reporter: outrage and anger. >> i'm disgusted, in fact, that i've already lost my son and now they want to sue

. >> reporter: tonight, police in miami beach saying they thwarted a potential catastrophe when they arrested this man, walter stolper, as he was trying to burn down his condo in an alleged plot to, quote, kill the jews. the 72-year-old now behind bars allegedly caught in action. police tipped off by this man who says he said he heard his threats. >> he was telling me that, you know, he was tired of the association of his building. the jews in the building. he was going to do something about it. he told he was going to burn the building. >> reporter: police say they found him pushing a shopping cart with two plastic containers. officers noticing a strong odor of gasoline coming from the cart and his car parked in the building's garage. later locating this storage room linked to stolper, inside finding 28 additional containers with gasoline, sulfur powder and potassium nitrate. >> he already poured gasoline down 15 floors of this building. >> reporter: police say he planned to use padlocks to block people from escaping. and tom, tonight, he faces charges of attempted murder and arson.

. >>> so the mayor of miami beach simply said something went wrong, you think? . >> oops.ebris -- you can see there -- went flying across the street. it was supposed to be a controlled demolition. but the entire building imploded. something it doesn't been /* didn't have a permit for. a construction worker is in the hospital after suffering some critical injuries as a result of this. a criminal investigation is now in the early stages there in miami beach. >> turning to the university of southern california. >> usc, of course, being one of the storied universities tarnished by sexual assault and abuse claims brought by dozens of women. some are speaking out for the first time. >> there was something very menacing about him. >> i shrieked. >> it's the scandal that rocked usc. >> the doctor improperly worked on women. >> they claim george tyndall sexually abused or harassed them. in a lawsuit, 51 women coming to sue not just the doctor but the institution that employed and protected him three decades. >> it makes me angry my alma mater that i really adored and they allowed t

a project manager in critical condition after being hit by debris in miami beach. had a demolition permit but not an implosion permit. authorities are launching a couple investigation to figure out what went wrong. it was being torn down to make way for a new oceanfront condo, this is four months after a pedestrian bridge collapsed during construction, killing six people. a couple walking their dog robert at gunpoint. a group of teenagers dramatic surveillance video showing thieves approaching with guns drawn demanding their wallets and phones was the man killing his wife with a shotgun before handing over and iphone. the suspect got after leading police on a chase in a stolen car. rob: nikki haley putting russia unnoticed slamming the kremlin while defending donald trump's meetings with vladimir putin and kim jong un. >> we don't trust russia, we don't trust vladimir putin, they will never be our friends. that is a fact. whether it is the president sitting down with kim or vladimir putin, there are things that have to happen. you can't get to the end of the other

affairs will be coast hosting a memorial and candlelighting ceremony with a synagogue in north miami beach. the south florida jewish community holds this eventuallyly to not only commemorate the victims of this attack but bring attention to the threat that is iran an hezbollah, as well as the hostility and discrimination that jews around the world are still facing and the rising tide of anti-semitism. mr. speaker, as the 24th anniversary of the bombing nears, let us remember the lives lost and continue working so that these acts do not happen again and let us work to ensure that iran and hezbollah may never be able to carry out such terrible acts again. . thank you to the south florida community members for putting together this event and for their work to bring justice to the families of the lives lost, thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. huffman, for five minutes. mr. huffman: finally, finally, scott pruitt is gone. after months of scandal, 19 separate investigations, countless

the north the north miami beach police department says that officer has been relieved of duty pendinginternal affairs review. ebony successfully gave birth to a baby boy named joe. (ken) new at 8. a dramatic rescue caught on police body cam.(justine) a georgia police officer moved quikcly lly locked in cilchrease was patrolling a grocery store parking lot...when he spotted the young girl not accompanied by an adult. that officer eventually smashed the window and freed her. however...he says the young child...is the real hero.(sot) office andrew gilchrease/ atlanta police:"i was communicating with her as much as i could through she she was calm. she's the rock star in all of this. she was calm. she didn't panic. i was just fortunate to be in someone that was in need."(justine) the girl was checked out and is o-k. the child's grandmother, who locked her in the car, will not face charges because police believe it was an accident. (ken) ahead in sports... gary and his lovely wife alicia answer viewer emails. with end his holdout and join the team for training camp? our sports director, ga

tourist books 9-dollar trip and found out driver kept on going after dropping him off. 150 miles from miami beach lucie, the tourist thinks it was an intentional money grab. this wraps up hour, i will see you in a couple of weeks, until then follow me on social media, i will let you know how i am doing, time for rob an jillian, see you. rob: we wish you well and see you back soon. fox news alert, upping the ante president trump getting ready for high-lel meetings just hours after nato nations have caved to tough talk and cough up cash for their own defense. public will hear from antitrump fbi agent peter strzok today. jillian: high-stakes hearing as republicans threaten lover with contempt. rob: still tough as nails, 95-year-old veteran who helped 60-year-old overcome fierce. >> the story of bravery that will make your morning, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪

. >> i will take talents to miami beach. >> reporter: and just announcement from the sports agent that he is trading his cleveland new jersey for one of the most storied teams in history, los angeles lakers. in los angeles, the celebration started immediately. the lakers have 16 championships but haven't made the playoffs for the last five years. fans believe lebron can make that change. >> we've been having a drought with water and rain and championships, it's time to bring it back. >> reporter: lebron hasn't said much about the four years $154 million deal, only posting on instagram to thank his hometown saying, thank you, underneath ohio, for an incredible four seasons. this will always be home. in cleveland, fans are disappointed but say he kept his promise and that's all they could ask. >> a little bit upset but not too shocked. he's the hometown guy for us. everything he's done. >> he did keep his word. he did bring a championship to this city. >> many people are not too surprised by this move. james has two homes and production company in los angeles. magic johnson spent time wi

paul sumner is joining me, a cave diver and retired firefighter, paramedic with miami beach fire andescue. so paul, thanks for being with me. i have been wondering. is it the healthier boys they are pulling out first. it's the healthier that they are getting out first. what do you think the strategy is in doing that? >> well, this is all new territory for me. the rescue work that emergency services would entail more than likely we're dealing with somebody that's totally incapacitated. so the fact that we have 12 or 13 vindividuals alive and healthy, that's incredible. i'm not really sure if it's a difficult call as to why pull the healthier ones first. possibly thinking the belief might have been that perhaps they've got the wherewithal to withstand some of the anxiety level that they are going to get in this operation. >> the divers are less familiar so to take the stronger boys first and helps moral. the word is getting back to the weaker boys. these guys got out. here's my next question. the weather so far has cooperated. but if heavy rains move in before these final boys are able

he is of the miami beach fire and rescue department. paul, i see you've got some equipment with you that you're going to show us. just talk to us about this situation. this is not a cookie cutter cave rescue by any stretch of the imagination. what are some of the tactics and equipment that they're using to try and get these kids out successfully? >> as you have shown in the past presentations, a lot of the equipment is stuff that either rescue divers, navy and military seal divers are using. this particular type of mafacemk i've seen is a mask that fits a wide variety of faces. so it obviously it was successful for four of these teens. and this gives them an opportunity, i would assume, they might have some communication capability within this mask to where the two divers that are leading each of the teens outs of the cave system have the ability to talk with them and allay some of the fears and anxiety by hearing somebody's voice as they're traversing this cave system. >> how difficult is it to get used to wearing something like that?

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victor oquendo, abc news, miami beach. >>> a minnesota man is facing vehicular homicide.. he's also accused of leaving the scene of the accident. police chief suspects the truck drive knew the boulder had fallen out. >>> the kansas city water slide where a 10 year old boy died two years ago will be torn down. demolition will begin after the season ends on labor day. caleb schwab died after the raft he was on went airborne. >>> you see a pair of launch towers used in 1957 were demolished yesterday. each was nearly 200 feet high. the towers launched nasa's first three mars rovers. they were last used in 2011. a private company has leased the site to launch a lunar lander next year. >>> serena williams keeps adding to her legacy. >> just ten months after suffering life-threatening pulmonary embolism after giving birth, she is in her tenth wimbledon singles final. she beat julia gergis and faces angelique kerber for the title tomorrow. >>> president trump is apparently thinking of making changes to the country's most famous jumbo jet? >> yes, according to a report on axios, h

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is behind bars without bond after police say they caught him in the act trying to burn down his miami beachan alleged plot to, quote, kill the jews. this morning there are growing calls to prosecute the incident as a hate crime. police discovering a stockpile of dangerous materials after receiving a tip from this man, who says he heard the 72-year-old making threats. >> this is the classic case of see something, say something. this person made comments to a witness and the witness called us. thank god the witness did. >>> john schnatter, the founder of the pizza empire who stepped down as chairman after he admitted to using the n-word, is now explaining in a new interview why he used that racist slur. >> schnatter claims in a new interview that he was pressured to use the n-word from a marketing agency. >> the agency was promoting that vocabulary in that genre. >> this morning, the agency has not commented. schnatter reportedly complained during a conference call that kfc's colonel sanders called blacks the n-word and never received backlash. >>> overseas in thailand, we are seeing new imag

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amazon has asked in a delivery from whole foods to prime now in fort lauderdale, miami, palm beach and select areas in new york city beginning with lower manhattan and brooklyn. prime numbers can get delivery in as little as an hour from whole foods in 24 cities with more expected to be added. cheryl: they've got to have the rest of manhattan. let's talk about making. employees getting a nice pay hike. >> as they are. nike is raising salaries for more than 7000 employees. that is 10% of its workforce. the company changing how it awards annual bonuses to its global staff. their broad overhaul of compensation to address concerns about pay equality and transfer of the culture at nike after complaints of inappropriate behavior. >> thanks, tracey. good news for president trump. satellite images show north korea dismantling a rocket launch site. will google's gangbuster earnings with facebook and amazon reported later this week. meanwhile, u.s. stock index futures and the green. the dow 37. the nasdaq up a tiered you are watching "fbn:am". so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you

. >> they followed up with a second branch in miami beach.nd welcome to "the dish." >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> we're overwhelming with the size of that chicken and the look of that cake. tell us what else is in store here? we have a buffet here, kind of a journey of all of the restaurants i've opened over the last few years. we have this coconut shrimp we have in our restaurant in miami. these are our deviled eggs from our res straunltds in new york city and we have location in miami. and this is fried chicken. it's our signature dish. there's a little lemon powder on the fried chicken that gives it a nice zing and simple root vegetables. and, of course, we have to finish with dessert, lemon cake with whipped cream and strawberries. very simple stuff but really nice elevated versions of the classic dishes you're accustomed to. >> please tell us. >> i love gin, champagne, i love strawberries, and it's summer and rhubarb is in season. so we made you a little spritzer. >> that's delicious. >> absolutely delicious. >> you grew up i

jeff rossen is in miami beach yth the tips need to stay safe. >> good morning.m i thought to myself this must be an awful freak accident, but then at happenin as you mentioned just a couple days later. another woman impaled by a beach umbrella. a little digging and it turns out it happens more than you think. the beach umbrellas being ripped out of the ground and flying through the air. these spikes t on end, and think about this, flying through the air at 20 to 30 miles per hour, it can do seramuse. if you're like me, you get to the beach. you stick ihent tnd get it in. oh open it up and think you're good but thas not enough. this morning the crazy video you f.ed to see and how to actually protect yoursel >> caught on camera, a gust of wind shooting more than a dozen of these umbell lrellas into th flying across the sand and nearly crashing into people. beach umbrellas going rogue and flying missiling. these umbrellas very barrelibar this camera man. this umbrella flighting out of control high in the air. >> an umbrella impaled a lady's leg. >> just last week o