here is a painting he did of miami beach, the venetian causeway. he stays at the home of colonel frank clark and treated royally and uses the sunshine to refresh, relax and rejuvenate very much as harry truman did here in key west. churchill writes to frank mcclure finally from miami beach in january, so we're about a move out from the speech, the speech was march 5. this is the last part of january and he says, mr. mcclure, i'm looking forward to coming. i don't really know what i'm going to say, but it will be a speech of considerable importance. and it will be about world affairs and i'm going to discuss it with the president, thank you for the apples, they were delicious, as you can see in the letter. churchill was very kind. then the speech happens. i have never met mr. churchill personally until the berlin conference, mr. stall in, mr. churchill and myself. i became very fond of both of them. they are men and they are leaders in this world today when we need leadership. it's a pleasure to me to introduce mr. churchill. he is one of the great

june two thousand and seven and framed in the rowley twenty one year old arms dealer from miami beach is negotiating a three hundred million dollar ammunition for the u.s. plan to go on. his albanian contact because the tributes is secretly recording the conversation he wants to prove to verbally knows that the seller has links with organized crime. the problem i don't have a choice government or. the united states needs weapons for its allies in the wars in afghanistan and iraq. the guns must be kalashnikovs and other soviet style weapons it's what its allies are used to. speed is of the essence. a year after the coup with give the rolly. tribute sky is dead many believe the albanian mafia silenced him to stop him from speaking up about the pentagon deal gone bad. tributes because desk gave rise to a scandal that was supposed to change how the american government buys weapons to arm its allies overseas but the question is has it we set out to investigate just how these weapons find their way into some of the most fragile states on earth . this is david cuckoo he used to be did rowley

." ♪ ♪ >>> this $25 million water-front home is the epitome of miami beach paradise, but it is paradiseg tides andxt increasinglyme storms may already be lowering its val. in fact, this home just five miles inland in miami's little haiti could actually be a better investment according to a controversial new study. >> what we see here is the theory of clite gentrification. harvard university's jesse keenan tracks the values of more than 100,000 single-family homes across miamioing back 45 years, and in a published study coined the term climate gentrification. >> so you're saying home prices areallreadyng 10% because of climate>> change? 10% to where they would have been had their not been clima change. evidence, he says, that climate changes authoring home values both on the coast and inland. >> what we found is the higher elevation properties are essentially worth more now increasingly and will be worth more likely in the future? because multiple predictions like this o from climate central are dire. the ocean overtaking vast swaths of miami in just the next few decades, precisely, keen

june two thousand and seven efraim given rolly a twenty one year old arms dealer from miami beach is negotiating a three hundred million dollar ammunition for the u.s. plan to go on. his albanian contact because the tributes is secretly recording the conversation he wants to prove knows that the seller has links with organized crime . problem i don't have a choice the u.s. government or. the united states needs weapons for its allies in the wars in afghanistan and iraq. the guns must be kalashnikovs and other soviet style weapons it's what its allies are used to. speed is of the essence. a year after the coup with give the rolly. tribute sky is dead many believe the albanian mafia silenced him to stop him from speaking about the pentagon deal gone bad. rise to a scandal that was supposed to change how the american government lies weapons to its allies overseas but the question is has it we set out to investigate just how these weapons find their way into some of the most fragile states on. this is david peck who's he used to be did rowley's business partner the story of how the two y

anywhere from 20 to 25 points behind richard nixon, who have been nominated two weeks earlier in miami beach at a much different convention. the lesson can be boiled down. that was the last year the parties ran the conventions. with the republicans it was very much a television-designed -- it became infomercials, which the have evolved into ever sense. host: our guest will continue on with these conversations about the 19th aca conventions, for lessons learned. (202) 748-8000 for republicans. (202) 748-8001 for democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. if you want to tweet us, you can do soon. you talked about the fraction of the democrats. talk about the state of the party coming out of the republican one. guest: richard nixon was in some ways everyone's second choice. the have the stature as a former vice president, but he also lost in 1960. it is very rare for a party to get a loser a second chance. nixon in 1966s campaign for republican candidates in what was a republican year. he reestablished himself as the tobacco weaver of the party. he opposition from the left -- in those days that w

in and out of the danger zone ♪ >> reporter: this $25 million waterfront home is the epitome of miami beachis paradise at a price. because rising tides and increasingly extreme storms may already be lowering its value. in fact this home just five miles inland in little haiti could actually be a better investment according to a controversial new study. >> what we see here is a theory of climate >> jesse keenan tracked the values of more than 100,000 single family homes across miami going back 45 years. in a published study coined the term climate gentrification. >> so you're saying home prices are already falling 10% because of climate change? >> 10% had there not been climate change. >> reporter: he says climate change is altering values on the coast and inland >> we found the higher elevation properties are worth more now, increasing, and will be worth more in the future. >> reporter: because multiple predictions like this one are dire the ocean overtaking vast swaths of miami in just the next few decades the precisely why climate gentrification, that is wealthier investors displacing low-

de edad falleciÓ por complicaciones de una herida severa durante la demoliciÓn del edificio en miami beachvirginia arrestaron a una mujer de 33 aÑos de edad en conexiÓn al homicidio de un menor de edad. >> el crimen habrÍa ocurrido la noche del domingo en unos de departamentos en mcallen. >> me duele a mÍ como madre que esos niÑos tuvieron que sufrir . >> ella el momento exacto cuando lazos fue arrestada. >> Él caminÓ rÁpido hacia ella ingestiÓn de segundos habÍan policÍas entrando. e inmediatamente se sentÓ en la acera y colaborÓ con el policÍa. >> a las 7:15 de la noche de ayer las autoridades acudieron a la escena del crimen. al llegar encontraron a dos m o menores de edad que tienen impacto de bala. una de las vÍctimas muriÓ en la escena y la otra se encuentra hospitalizada. una hora despuÉs las a autoridades lograron arrestar a verÓnica. de acuerdo a documentos de la corte, estaba en caso de un divorcio que le x exigÍa mudarse el frio de agosto de este aÑo para lacustodia de su hija de cinco aÑos. las autoridades aÚn no confirman la vinculaciÓn de las vÍctimas. (hablan en inglÉs(. >>

. >>> la policía de miami beach reveló las imágenes captadas por la cámara corporal del rescate de 3on de carga se estrelló de frente con 49 personas abordo en nuevo méxico. >>> el desinto final era los Ángeles, los angeles . >>> un paramédico vio el accidente, aseguró que nunca vio una tragedia tan catastrófica, la autopista quedó tapada de escombros después de un cambio de carga se estrellara de frente con un autobús, el autobús iba en dirección al oeste y el camión de carga al este, se reventó un caion de carga que fue en sentido contrario, abordo habían 48 pasjeros, 7 murieron, una familia del sur de los Ángeles nos confirmó que una prima y sus hijos estaban en el autobús 1333,se limitaron a decir que ellos estaban entre los sobrevivientes, tenían lesiones menores el resto tuvo que ser hospitalizado informó el oficial wilson, el destino final era la calle séptima, el autobús planeaba llegar a las 11:45 de la noche y una hora después a la estación de losa los Ángeles:le tocó mala suerte a la pobre gente que muroi y los otros heridos una cosa muy difícil. >>> un informe de pérez, l

who's he used to be did rowley's business partner the story of how the two young amateurs from miami beach turned into international honest brokers was so incredible that it became a hollywood blockbuster. they supplied the pentagon with forty year old chinese ammunition that was stored in albania aboard really any business with us for what works with the chinese weapons when the u.s. sanctions so they repackaged the ammo to hide its origin. in twenty eleven after new york times expose a different oh you went to jail but whose got away with house arrest. so you guys didn't really have a background in that you were just two young guys in their twenty's why did you get contracts to supply arms and you mean why did they give us the contracts. well they gave us the contracts probably because we were very very competitive we were what they called the best value to the government. who says the wood oaks movie failed to tell the whole story he insists the pentagon knew all along that he and his partner was supplying centron chinese ammunition. his claim supported by documents that surfaced in cou

carolina: es alcalde de tallahessee para mucha gente era sorpresa que en miami beach, donde su exalcaldetos que se disputan las mujeres. carlos: marÍa elvira salazar, una periodista muy reconocida que trabajo en univisiÓn y ya se va a enfrentar a la presidenta la universidad de miami y tambiÉn fue secretaria de salud en la presidencia de bill clinton. marÍa elvira no tiene experiencia polÍtica. y ahÍ se trata de mantener el cargo dentro el partido republicano aunque es difÍcil porque es un distrito, el 27, que suelen ganar los demÓcratas en elecciones presidenciales. eso puede cambiar.lovotantes rechazaron el ex alguacil de maricopa, que querÍa ser candidato republicano al senado, quÉ conclusiones podemos sacar de esa contienda. carlos: arpaio para muchos podrÍa sonar como la persona mÁs cercana al presidente trump. la candidata que ganÓ la candidatura para el senado para sustituir a jeff blake tambiÉn se puede considerar una persona afÍn al presidente. los tres se presentaron como el mÁs fiel a la casa blanca y finalmente mcsally una figura republicana logrÓ la nominación, y se va a enf

they hired the premier interior decorator of miami beach and the house reflects the remodel of 1949.made no consultation with the president. he simply wanted to create a timeless venue, something that would be acceptable to the guests that would be coming to see the president, and he picked colors that were popular at the time. green walls, taupe, gray, tomato red. the house had 20 years of admirals living in it. from 1953 to about 1974. many of the things that had been done for truman were discarded. it was our task to restore the house as it was and of course, although we had the records of what was bought, they did not necessarily tell us who it was from. we found this fabric that is shown in the drapes and on the couch, turned out to be a waverley print. none of us knew that. we happened to find a scrap of this fabric on ebay. we found 200 yards of fabric and we ended up needing 187 yards to complete the task. the paintings on the wall i had been led to believe were stolen, until one day we found a notation that they had been loaned by the naval academy. the naval academy had no

his secretary, the presentation she gave to colonel clark, churchill's host in miami beach. document that a churchill was working on in the embassy in washington the night got on the train. as you can see, this is his presentation format. he loved to read from texts in poetry, one ofe, reasons he is such a great orator. speeches.ing on the this speech is the carbon caller: . ou can imagine churchill reading the typewritten originals and the second taking shorthand making last speech.additions to the here is one of the first things churchill in the cold war. remember, he is a private citizen now, not prime minister, say almost e to anything. that gives him power. in fact, he wants his audience to know that. let me make it clear that i statements of l kind. i only speak for myself. there is nothing here but what you see. >> of course, the backdrop is is what they see. they see the former prime minister of great britain on stage. him is the to president of the united states, harry truman. it certainly is a world platform you see is something of great significance. speech, he ou

grabando y los oficiales la arrestan, se hace investigación interna de este caso >>> la policía de miami beachmplicó cuando uno de ellos no quería subir al barco en el que yo a los oficiales >>> un instructor de artes marciales ha sido arrestado bajo sospecha de actos lascivos por un menor de edad rigo villalobos nos trae los detalles de esta acusación >>> al acusado se le había interpuesto una fianza de $100,000, sin embargo hoy el juez la aumentó a 400 y él se declaró no culpable >>> abril gonzález de 39 años, el juez pidió que no mostraremos un rostro en corte, estuvo callado la mayoría del tiempo, está acusado por haber cometido actos lascivos con una menor de 14 años >>> trabajaba en este local de artes marciales, pero los presuntos actos no ocurrieron en el trabajo, sino en una vivienda >>> en la cadena de artes marciales donde gonzález había trabajado por los últimos tres meses, dice que este los sorprendió con su respuesta cuando le pregunto >>> dice que respiro profundo, que lo miró y le dijo déjame explicarte. una respuesta que para él dice haber sido admitir culpabilidad >>> gallego

and two weeks after the shootout, this is nixon in miami beach and he gives a very dark speech saying, you know, we need law and order, sirens everywhere, and does that sound familiar to you? it should because donald trump used that exact speech in 2016 two weeks after the dallas shootings. so we are in a cycle that started in 1968, we were on the right track in 1968, the commission was right, cleveland now is right, this is a huge problem that needed resources and this backlash that nixon brought in, guess what's the first thing he did, he got rid of office of economic opportunity, the war on poverty clearing house, who do you think he put in charge? a guy named donald rumsfeld. so this all happened, repeats itself 50 years later, this is trump in cleveland giving his nixon law and order speech, that dark speech and, you know, it's just -- it's a remarkable story but it holds in it to me the hope that if you could hit a reset button and go back to 1968, to back to february of 1968, the turner commission, go back martin luther king is still alive, bobby kennedy is still alive and we a

there's also the former mayor of miami beach. you know, gillum says i'm the only millionaire.one who's not a millionaire in this race. i think this is the direct of finding people on both sides. you have a black candidate in a state that is 30% black and hispanic. i think it is a big surprise. who knows what it means for november. it certainly is a shock. nobody thought he would win. nobody thought he would get the nomination. now he has had a lot of money come in over the last couple of weeks. even gabrielle union endorsing him on twitter the other day. >> he has a lot of charisma. he has a lot of grass roots momentum. this is an interesting time for the democratic party. he beat two high dollar, high organization candidates and he did it the old fashioned way. >> he is not running carl azas conservative like. >> he is not that at all. >> he is running as a pure progressive -- >> as mayor of tallahassee he took on the whole state. he sued the governor and got in a legal battle about guns. he has created a following for himself. now he is one man to watch. >> georgia one state

we'll be taping our show at the jackie gleason theater in miami beach. you'll there. now here it is, your moment of zen. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh i really like valentine's day in this office. it's kind of like grade school. everybody gives out little presents and stuff. like last year, jim gave me this card with dwight's head on it. it was horrifying and funny. phyllis. you could just sign here. roy and i are saving for the wedding, so i made him promise not to get me anything too big. happy valentine's day, darling,

victor oquendo, abc news, miami beach. >>> new york city has put the brakes on uber and lyft at leastwmakers have approved a 12-month cap for new licenses for the ride sharing services. supporters say it will ease the growing congestion in the big apple. a uber spokesperson says the move threatens a reliable option for people outside of manhattan. it also establishes a minimum wage for drivers. >>> with so many problems out there in the world, science has a big job. we have to study really important things, like boxers or briefs. >> yeah. science. >> thanks science. >> harvard scientists. >> so they took on the issue in a male fertility study. >> this video. >> sorry, we have to leave the view up for a little longer. >> and the winner is boxers. >> ooh! why? >> we have the best of. the jonas, ronaldo there. >> we'll get to the story eventually. we're just distracted. >> so doctors found that briefs have a bad effect on the concentration and quality of sperm. researchers say the sperm count for the men in tights was 17% lower, and the concentration was 25% below those of guys in boxers

richard dixon accepting the republican nomination for president at the gop national convention in miami beach, august 8, 1968. >> we make history tonight, not for ourselves but for the ages. the choice we make in 1968 will become 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 questions that we answer tonight and america meets the hell. for a few moments let us look at america, let us listen to america and find the answers to that question. as we look at america, we see cities enveloped in smoke and flames. we hear sirens of the night. we see americans dying on distant battlefield abroad. we see americans hating each other, fighting each other, killing each other at home. if we see these things, millions of americans cry out in anguish. did we come all this way for this? did american boys die in normandy in korea and in valley forge for this? listen to the answers to those questions. it is another voice, it is a quiet voice. it is the voice of the great majority of americans , the forgotten americans, the non-demon

on miami beach there's huge amount of homes in residential condos and things that are built in south florida that are at risk just when i when you have i know you're talking i want to show a chief that you want to shed on you will try to find it is one just that pretty much explains why right the water will come and explain what we're seeing. well one of the cameras there is is a basically you know an inundation model of what miami looks like today when you see all the white and then as you see the blue flowing and that's with seven feet of sea level rise which i sort of the eye and what we might imagine will happen by the end of the century and you know you can see that miami as we know it today basically is gone. and so you can think about adaptation with floating structures and things like that but when you have that kind of inundation you know adaptation is is very expensive very complicated and what's really going to end up happening is a kind of retreat from away from the coastline. but i want

venues does that at least help absolutely every step is a step towards mount olympus and it's from miami beach to seattle to berkeley soon we believe san francisco to name but a few cities that are stamping all of this unnecessary waste. that we're swimming and groaning and some people eating and the animals dying from . for people watching tonight what is the most misunderstood aspect of this problem. the invention our lips we all have lips there's not even one reason why you can't use your lips all and to. to hole into your drink there's no reason for us to be wasting this is a waste situation and the root of it is they said earlier is the five point three trillion dollars annually handed to the fossil fuel companies no brainer take it away take that away and the lawmakers also need to do their their duty which is to protect the people and the planet not the corporations dr reese holter thank you as always for stepping into the big picture. thank you. at age nine milo cress founded the bee straw free campaign it's a partnership with the eco cycle and milo's mission is to get stores and resta

this $25 million waterfront home is the epitome of miami beach paradise, but it is paradise at a price, because rising tides and increasingly extreme storms may already be lowering its value. in fact, this home just five miles inland in miami's little haiti could actually be a better investment, according to a controversial new study. >> what we see here is a theory of climate gentrification. >> jesse keenan tracked the values of more than 100,000 single family homes across miami going back 45 years, and in a published study coined the term climate gentrification. >> so you're saying home prices are already falling 10% because of climate change? >> 10% to where they would have been had there not been climate change. >> evidence he said that climate change is altering home values on the coast and inland. >> the higher value properties are worth more now, increasingly, will be worth more in the future. >> because multiple predictions like this one from climate central are dire the ocean overtaking vast swaths of miami in just the next few decades. precisely why climate gentrification, th

came out of the convention trailing anywhere 25 points behind nixon, who had been nominated in miami beach three weeks earlier at a very different convention. the lesser of the two conventions could be boiled down, that was the last year the convention.a in 1972, beginning with republicans, it was very much a becameion designed, it infomercials, which of course they have evolved into ever since. host: our guest will continue with the conversation about the 1968 conventions. for republicans -- for democrats, republicans (202) 737-0002, for independence (202) 628-0205. talk about the state of the party coming out of the independent and republican conventions. richard nixon was everyone's second choice. he had stature as a former vice president but he also lost in 1960 and it is rare for a party to give a loser a second chance. is, nixon in 1966, campaigning for republican candidates in a republican year, reestablished himself in a sense as the defect the leader of the party. his original opposition from the left, in those days there was still liberal republicans and the governor of michigan

june two thousand and seven efraim given rowley a twenty one year old arms dealer from miami beach is negotiating a three hundred million dollar ammunition for the u.s. plan to go on. his albanian contact caused attributes is secretly recording the conversation he wants to prove to verbally knows that the seller has links with organized crime. the problem i don't have a choice governments or. the united states needs weapons for its allies in the wars in afghanistan and iraq. the guns must be kalashnikovs and other soviet style weapons it's what it allies are used to. speed is of the essence. a year after the coup with gives a rolly. tribute sky is dead many believe the albanian mafia silenced him to stop him from speaking up about the pentagon deal gone bad. tributes rise to a scandal that was supposed to change how the american government lies weapons to its allies overseas but the question is has it we set out to investigate just how these weapons find their way into some of the most fragile states on. this is david peck who's he used to be did rowley's business partner the story of

richard nixon accepting the republican nomination for president at the gop national convention in miami beachgust 8, 1968. >> we make history tonight, not for ourselves, but for the ages. the choice we make in 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

richard dixon accepting the republican nomination for president at the gop national convention in miami beach, august 8, 1968. >> we make history tonight

. >> reporter: the officer pulling 3 brothers out of the water into the boat off miami beach.the water for about an hour. no word why the boat flipped over. rob: convicted in 1993 world trade center bombing, now suing the united states. jillian: he says his religious rights are being violated in prison because his meals aren't catered to his islamic beliefs and he has not been given a muslim prayer leader. rob: the man who lost his father to a terrorist attack in new york in 1975 and lost his cousin on 9/11 joins us now. thank you for coming in this morning. i can imagine after what you have been through stories like this drive you crazy. >> we are not giving his religious rights, what about the people murdered that day, what about the people they plan to kill. 1200 pounds of nitrates, they expect to knock one into another and kill 100,000 people. that was their goal. the fact they failed and only killed 6 people, for the people who get killed, it is no less a tragedy than the thousands of this guy wanted to kill 100,000 or more americans because of our religion, jew, christia

por las calles de miami beach se daba la gran vida y lo mostraba.ara eso debía tener antecedentes criminales y hablar el mismo idioma. james: la dea lo encontró en una prisión en hungría, donde lo había pateado la policía y estaba con la boca rota en una celda. los de la dea le dijeron que lo sacaban si cooperaba. >> el infiltrante húngaro consiguió infiltrarse en las redes que operaban en el sur de florida y fue quien advirtió a los investigadores de una transacción que salía de lo común. james: el cartel de cali estaba usando a un cubano narcotraficante que conocía a otro cubano narcotraficante que conocía a tarzán para ir a rusia a comprar submarinos. >> el objetivo era claro... james: para el cartel de cali exportar de colombia a estados unidos usando submarinos que podían traer miles de toneladas de cocaína. >> ¿esos submarinos eran antiguos submarinos nucleares? james: el representante del cartel de california y el otro tomaron fotos en la base naval rusa, y el informante vio la foto y tomó fotos de la fotos y se las entregó a la dea. >> para

. >> former congresswoman glenn graham held a steady lead over for amber miami beach mayor philip levineam and orlando businessman chris king. >> each of them has to carve out the winning percentage which could be very low and secure the nomination with 35% of voters. >> reporter: levine's outspokenness against donald trump, has made him a close second to graham who campaigns on her role as a mother and relies on a reputation as daughter of god graham. democratic strategists jim davis says change is needed in a state that hasn't seen a democrat when the governors mansion since 1994. >> i think this is a year being a woman is an advantage. >> you can't win with your own party alone. the attention has to be how can i reach the 20% of floridians not registered as democrat or republican. >> reporter: the democratic nominee must face off against either of the republican candidates, adam putnam and ron desantis in november. jillian: polls will open in florida. one candidate is standing out for sticking to his guns on second amendment rights. that candidate state representative matt caldwell is

por las calles de miami beach se daba la gran vida y lo mostraba. >> tenÍa carros, era dueÑo de un restorÁno debÍa tener antecedentes criminales y hablar el mismo idioma. >> la dea lo encontrÓ en una prisiÓn, creo que en hungrÍa, donde estaba en una celda, representantes oficiales de la dea le dijo, te sacamos y comparas con nosotros. >> el informante hÚngaro consiguiÓ infiltrarse en las redes criminales que operaban en el sur de la florida y fue quien alertÓ a los investigadores de una transacciÓn que salÍa. >> el cartel de cali que estaba usando a un cubano narcotraficante que conocÍa a otro cubano narcotraficante que conocÍa a tarzÁn para ir a rusia a comprar submarinos. >> el objetivo era claro. >> para el cartel de cali exporta de colombia a estados unidos usando submarinos que podÍan traer miles de toneladas de cocaÍna. >> y esos submarinos eran antiguas submarinos nucleares. >> un cubano narcotraficante y el otro tomaron fotos en la base naval rusa y el informante dentro del restorÁn de la foto y tomÓ fotos de la foto y se las entregÓ a la dea. >> para su sorpresa, el pentÁgono confi

former miami beach mayor phil levine has voted today.e the first black governor in the state. he's endorsed by bernie sanders as well. dana? >> dana: thanks, phil. now back to arizona where voters are choosing a republican candidate in a key senate race. peter doocy is live in tempe. peter? >> dana, there's been more than 100 reports of problems at polling places according to an a.p. report that says officials had an idea there might be something wrong and they apparently were not able to stop it. they were reaching out to get more information about that. it does add chaos to an already chaotic set of contests. on the democratic side, you have kirsten cinema expected to easily win. she's watching on the republican side at dr. kelly ward trying to explain what she meant on facebook when she wrote that the mccain family was trying to hurt her campaign with the announcement that he would stop seeking treatment. >> i do understand how many could have misconstrued my comments as insensitive. for this, i apologize. but again, the intention of

philip levine, who was former mayor of miami beach, you can see the pale blue doing strongly.ght now in that race on the democratic side. they're the ones who will face off against whoever winds up winning the governor's seat here, which, of course, rick scott is leaving to go run for the senate. >> right. so the governor's side, let's look at the senate side of the battle where, as you mentioned, you have rick scott going up against the incumbent bill nelson. what are we seeing there so far? >> what we see is a case of what the money being spent here is going to look like. right now if you look at outside spending on these campaigns, bill nelson is getting most of -- most of the fire and most of the water at the same time. 5.9 million dollar by outside groups spent against him. 7.3 million spent for him. not quite so much against the governor, running for senate now. it doesn't look like much in being spent in his favor but that's because he is funding a lot of this himself so it doesn't show up the same way. nonetheless, it is an area where republicans would like to hang on

>> i'm in miami beach. there's no -- john: see? all online. >> that's why i'm skeptical. john: i want to ask about the nfl. when rupert murdoch bought the nfl rights in the '90s they said he overpaid. it made fox sports. tonight you have the nfl debuting a former super bowl champion, philadelphia eagles taking on the heisman trophy led cleveland browns without baker mayfield. six of the top ten shows last year were nfl shows. the demise of the nfl seems way overdone. is live tv the one thing that because of streaming that is still key out there? >> i think it has a long-term what i call health insurance problem. people are subsidizing these long packages. it's a long death. not like tomorrow it will be out but fewer people subscribe to cable and are essentially subsidizing the package because you pay money whether you watch these things or not. it will be harder and harder to finance that. will netflix and all start paying the nfl? i'm concerned about the long-term future and viability. they will figure out a new way to stream and maybe some people will pay but i don't kn

while puerto ricans are american citizens, it's difficult to imagine storm victims in miami or miami beachket living in the dark without power to their homes for 328 days. our second number is 559. that's the number of children who remain separated from their families as a result of the administration's so-called zero tolerance policy. there's a smaller number, five, and that represents the number of children the government has been unable to connect at all to any known parents. five children in this country tonight unattached to their past, their prior home, or the people who might have brought them here. we should emphasize a federal judge has been driving this process to try to fix this. a good many people are working so hard to that end, including some top flight lawyers who have donated their time and efforts to attend court proceedings and represent all those children and parents who need their help. on that note, that is our >> tonight on all in. >> i am going to expose the corruption. continue to blow the whistle on all of this. >> more allegations from omarosa and desperate reacti

on miami beach there's huge amount of homes in residential condos and things that are built in south florida that are at risk jeff and i would then you have i know you're talking i want to show a chief that you actually shot on your twitter feed is one just that pretty much explains why right the water will come and explain what we're seeing. well the camera there is is a basically you know an inundation model of what miami looks like today when you see all the white and then as you see the blue flowing and that's with seven feet of sea level rise which i sort of the high and what we might imagine will happen by the end of the century and you know you can see that miami as we know it today basically is gone. and so you can think about abdication with floating structures and things like that but when you have that kind of inundation you know adaptation is is very expensive very complicated and what's really going to end up happening is a kind of retreat from away from the coastline. but i want to share with you this tweet we got from i am shocked woman h

all the way from north miami beach, florida. it was a must.er face. red pumps, her legs are crossed, she is on the freeway to heaven in the pink cadillac. you are glad you waited in line for this? # i am grateful, yeah. everyone is singing, this is actually more of a celebratory mood than sombre. sounds like you have a singing voice. maybe 30 seconds of your favourite aretha franklin song. # knew you would be a vision and white. # how did you get your pants so tight? # i don't know what you're doing, but you must be living right. # we are going riding on the freeway of love. isn't that right, y'all? # freeway. thank you. a realjoyous mood here, as people celebrate the queen of soul who has a special place in this city's heart. we can speak to iain duncan smith now from milton keynes. that call is coming from the centre for socialjustice and has been co—founded by iain duncan smith, who joins me once again. hope you can hear me this time, but i was asking you your blueprint is based on what has happened in glasgow and american cities like bosto

former mayor of miami beach, but the story at this hour is andrew gi gillum, the mayor of tallahassee. he is overperforming examinations. that is safe to say he is very much in this thing. let me take you through exactly what you're seeing right now. what is keying that for gillum. a couple of places right now. number one, take a look, duvall county, jacksonville, there's a hot congressional race there. very high turnout. gillum absolutely running up the score there over gwen graham. he's getting a big margin. we got some vote, a little over a third coming in, orange county, orlando area, gillum leading there. look at this down here in miami-dade. look at gillum, again, phillip levine from this area, this is his home turf. the reason this got so close, just moments ago, the early vote in broward county came in, levine leading. but look, graham right behind him. whose name do you not see here. gwen graham. she is getting her clock cleaned in the early voting here in broward. take a look down here in miami-dade. again, a ton of votes here. she's running far, far behind. so if you've got

there's also the former mayor of miami beach.'m the only millionaire -- i'm the only one who's not a millionaire in this race. i'm the only one who came up from humble beginnings. working class family or at least, you know, now. he's still working-class family. but i think this is -- chris, i think what this is is it's the direct antithesis of fine people on both sides. because you have someone who's a black candidate in a state that is 30% black and hispanic and who actually has a pretty good chance of actually securing this job. we shall see, but i think it's a big surprise. who knows what it means for november, come november, but it's certainly a shock. nobody thought he would win, nobody thought he'd at least get the nomination. and now look at him. he's had a lot of monday, though, come in over the last couple of weeks. and even gabrielle union, remember, dwyane wade's wife, endorsing him on twitter the other day, tweeting out her endorsement. >> but look, this is an interese for the democratic party. he beat two high dollar

on miami beach there's huge amount of homes in residential condos and things that are built in south florida that are at risk just when i when you have i know you're talking i want to show it if that you want to shed on you will try to find it is one just that pretty much explains why right the water will come and explain what we're seeing. well one of the cameras there is is a basically you know an inundation model of what miami looks like today when you see all the white and then as you see the blue flowing and that's with seven feet of sea level rise which i sort of the high and what we might imagine will happen by the end of the century and you know you can see that miami as we know it today basically is gone. and so you can think about it taishan with floating structures and things like that but when you have that kind of inundation you know adaptation is is very expensive very complicated and what's really going to end up happening is a kind of retreat from away from the coastline. but i want to share with you this tweet we got from i am chuck wal

and the other problem they have in all of miami beach is this massive seaweed issue that has a lot ofout there on the beach. they're just kind of chilling in the pool instead. >> stopping tourism and the environmental dangers. >> this building where people are spending tens of millions of dollars for the view. and the seaweed is acting as a deterrent for the people. >> like that whale shark. that's insane. good luck to florida. >>> when we come back, how an nfl star totally embarrassed his kids. >>> and how britney spears may have embarrassed herself on stage. "the skinny" is next. back, how an nfl star totally embarrassed his kids. >>> and how britney spears may have embarrassed herself on stage. "the skinny" is next. herself on stage. "the skinny" is next. gives skin the moisture it needs and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology skin is petal smooth after all, a cleanser's just a cleanser unless it's olay. ♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ just give me "the skinny" >>> skinny time. what's special about skinny on monday? an epic moment from this weekend. >> yeah, tbout the pro fo

host: it is a segue to the republican convention in miami beach, florida. this is the republican platform, newrica urgently needs leadership that will recapture the control of events, mastering them rather than permitting them to master us." "our convention can spark a republican resurgence to face the realities of the world in which we live." as you hear that platform of 1968, what led to richard nixon's choicest burea -- choice as his running mate? guest: there were concerns that he would take a vice presidential candidate that was not romney or rockefeller, not a liberal. and a lot of conservatives did not trust him. agnew had run as a fairly moderate republican, but quickly established himself as an anti-radical emblem. someone who repeatedly attacked longhairs and protesters, antiwar demonstrators. we heard a talk about anarchists from george wallace. agnew would engage in like-minded rhetoric. the selection in a sense was a shrewd one. it was consistent with the campaign themes that nixon would run on, especially law and order. agnew later became some

victor oquendo, abc news, miami beach. >>> new york city has put the brakes on uber and lyft at leastd a 12-month cap for new licenses for the ride sharing services. supporters say it will ease the growing congestion in the big apple. a uber spokesperson says the move threatens a reliable option for people outside of manhattan. it also establishes a minimum wage for drivers. >>> with so many problems out there in the world, science has a big job. we have to study really important things, like bfs. >> yh.science. >> thanks science. >> harvard scientists. >> so they took on the issue in a male fertility study. >> this video. >> sorry, we have to leave the view up for a little longer. >> and the winner is boxers. >> ooh! why? >> we have the best of. the jonas, ronaldo there. >> we'll get to the story eventually. we're just distracted. >> so doctors found that briefs have a bad effect on the concentration and quality of sperm. researchers say the sperm count for the men in tights was 17% lower, and the concentration was 25% below those of guys in boxers. so we saw -- >> how interesting. >

convention that year in miami beach? guest: i wasn't there but david douglas duncan did an incredible photo essay of inside with nixon -- duncan tooing the great korean war photos and all that. he'd known nixon in the pacific when he was also in the navy out there. and his photographs of inside the nixon campaign, inside the convention and inside the democrats, it's a fantastic photo book and all i know is what i saw from those photographs and it was a hell of a lot more orderly than democrats, which is probably one of the reasons nixon, it helped his campaign. host: one more from the democratic convention in chicago courtesy of cbs news, and here's walter cronkite. there ailey, are -- is going to be any delay in the convention as a result of what's going on downtown? >> i'm here with the delegation. i haven't been watching television and somebody handed me something. >> yes, a rather large disturbance downtown and there's thought that some of these delegations are caucusing now not to come back tomorrow because of what

nixon didn't win on the first ballot in miami beach. >> they started going to reagan, the rockefeller people would go to nixon. so we were a good second ballot as well. >> real quickly, did richard nixon consider ronald reagan as a running mate even though both were from california. >> nor a while, those days, you could not close a 6-point gap. at some point, nick son was behind humphrey in the polls by 6 points. and there was a number of us that got together and send reagan -- anything, son a memo saying you have to put reagan on the ticket. ray price and i got into a violent argument at montawk point. nixon was going to have to roll the dice and make a choice, dramatic choice. if he was going to do that, we thought it should be reagan. once the polls came out showing nixon ahead, then you go with a safe centrist like agnew. >>> tony joining us from prairieville, louisiana on the line for republicans. thank you for waiting. >> yes. i have a question or comment and a question directed to pat buchanan. i have long held the belief that had nixon won in 1960, he would have been a better