on the night of may 11th, cunanan slipped into miami beach, in that stolen pick up truck, with the switchedhe music. the lucky loser, staring at each. other strange place to come for to know he was a subject of a massive manhunt. andrew cunanan, decided to hide in plain sight. >> under an assumed name, he shelled out 29 99 plus tax. the daily rate, the stay at the plaza hotel. five miles north of the versace mansion. it may as well had been 5 million miles as far as luxuriously living. >> the plaza. >> what was the reputation of the place? >> it was a dump. >> correspondent, cover the scene for nbc news. >> he drive-by, and lock the, door and rolled the windows. up it was a nasty place. >> which is why, without a, business and it was boarded out. back then, it was a good place to hide out, especially for an unconventional tourist choosing to avoid the sun, live in the shadows. >> he was lying low during the day. he was out at. night he was an easy guy to blend. then he was have filipino, half italian. he could've passed for any number of ethnicities. >> once he lived large in a rich man's,

singer jon bond joe vie tested positive for covid-19 just before taking the stage at his concert at miami beachapid tests before the concert and his turned out positive despite being fully vaccinated. fans ate to the show were required to showproof of vaccination or a negative covid test. the show was canceled. >>> a live look at the pacific up here, and a warning about dangerous conditions along the coast. the so-called stinker waves are expected. the weather service putting out the alert because of a northwest swell hitting the coastline that can trigger bigger than expected waves that cover more of the beach. >>> and in santa rosa, thanks to recent rain, the fire department has officially declared the ender of the wifi santa rosa received about 11 inches of rain in october. >> let's bring paul heggen back in. it has to be a pretty good chunk of what they get during the year. >> yeah, close to what we picked for the one to 2020 rain season. it is still generally wet out there. and these showers are going to continue for the next few hours. gradually becoming fewer and farther between the high

first, we stopped in miami, where we interviewed alex spare key for the 2nd half on the beach. it was very windy. so we had to hide behind, you know, some sort of a cabin on the beach. but the headlines here and this all fi out, we're all that, that decaying empire or the entropy setting in. as you mentioned, hillary clinton was on the news banging on about, you know, bitcoin and how evil it is and all that sort of stuff. but i want to remind you of a headline that we say all the time. we talked about all the time here on this show, and that is from frederick boss. who is, you know, a well known economist from french history. and he had said, when plunder becomes a way of life, or group of men in a society over the course of time they create for themselves, a legal system that authorizes a and a moral code that glorifies it. so i want to use that to turn to this 1st headline of what was in the news, right when we're boarding our plane returning here, home to the home studio. experts caution the use of looting and describing rash, bay area smash and grabs. don't use the word loo

we are in miami beach, florida. and were with the inevitable alex kosicki, who of the amber app, even on before your vin shell, welcome back. thank you max. i didn't know the inevitable. inevitable, inevitable, inevitable as like big coin. oh, you know what's, what's the guy from the marvel comics? yeah, yeah. that then a superman, yet he come to your tv screen and educate people about bitcoin all over the world. number one, orange feller in the world for 25 years straight. all right, so alex, let's get down to business here. i mentioned you are at the amber app, something people can look up at the on ramp for bitcoin. now, we were both in el salvador recently. you, you had a, you had a 1st time look at it. it might be quantization your thoughts. i mean, it's not hyper the quantization there at the moment. it's hypo chiva is ation. at the moment i thought we were in gauging a bit of hyperbole. yes. you, i set the tone indeed work with me. honest. okay. okay, we're getting there. and it's obviously rushed. i don't th

and if we can miami beach with energy that came from the will kina that's beautiful. that's beautiful. up to kelly a president of cali tweeted just today at something to the effect that big coin is beautiful and he seems to be a renaissance man. is that a fair characterization? the green, beautiful man. the please. is. is hall, please lie these the total sympathetic to and empathetic and in, in line with the sentiments of the president. for me, people need to give, like a lot of credit to, to, to press it in that take that decision, you know, that may be from a legal attend there. maybe like a dream can true, a big dream for many people around the world. and that one person in the symposium and there are people by putting these new technology and their societies. you know what's gonna happen? look, i mean, you'd have to convince re i come from the united states where we'd sign the declaration of independence. we needed to break free from the colonial english empire take on the world and become a huge entrepreneurial country. you know, my question is as follows. some p

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joining us live from miami beach, blink charging ceo michael farkas. great to have you on, what i'm sure for the entire industry, has been an historic day. break down for us how meaningful today is for the private sector ev companies like blink. >> thank you for having me. it is tremendously impactful. there is no way we would be ab able to achieve the goals of the administration without the $7.5 billion. and it's going to be the extremely impactful for blink. not only do we sell our equipment to others, and that'll really help us in that arena, but we for the most part prefer to own and operate our charging infrastructure. this will heavily subsidize our ability to get more infrastructure out into the marketplace which will alleviate range anxiety and allow those who are thinking about getting an ev to more likely purchase an ev. liz: i'm glad you brought up range anxiety. part of the the issue with the ev adoption and whyst the within slow to -- why it's been slow to come, although lately it seems everybody's jumping on the bandwagon, but it's got ve

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you're redeveloping the shore club hotel in miami beach.to florida and what it meant for development there. we're looking at your development right now and we want to hear more about the shore club. >> maria, florida today is like new york in the '90s. new york in the '90s was about a compact between the private sector and government. and all through the betterment of new york city and those were the glory days in new york and it began the glory days and continued on. florida is very much like that. no matter what the political stripe, democrat or republican, i talked the other day at an event and i talked about how you had democrats and republicans on a zoom call the other day, promoting technology in miami. you just don't see that in new york at large today. it may change. but it is an open for business marketplace where you're also encouraged to be very, very sensitive to community needs and we are. we always have been. and that's -- it's just a great dynamic. maria: i love that. but steve, what about valuations? i mean, you know, have w

when we hear sea level rising, we think south beach miami, but in scenic bar harbor and wells beach, maine, hundreds of millions and property value is at risk. no sooner does the california wildfire season died down than flooding and mud slides begin. in rhode island where i live, 3 tornadoes touch down last weekend. the last time we had a tornado was 1950. the climate change future is now. can we stem the damage? let's asked brian teen founder and president of smart power, a washington based non profitable, non profit renewable energy, energy efficiency, outreach and marketing company. brian, i guess that's the point, isn't it thickly, hey, up president biden's, a infrastructure bill includes billions and billions of dollars to fight climate change. how is that gonna be spent? well, it's in, in a lot of exciting ways and, and i would just say kind of, if we're going to talk about fracking by the way, we're just doing that to summers. and that's the definition of insanity to just keep doing the exact same thing that we've been doing in just slowly and slowly boil the earth as now wit

i made it to miami beach. i got a lot of warm clothes. i got my jackets, gloves, my boots. horizon. a land mass roughly the size of the continental united states and mexico combined. and it's virtually uninhabited of course, except for the wildlife. orcas and humpback whales weighing up to 40 tons, and leopard seals can grow more than 10 feet long. then further south, we will finally set foot on antarctica, where we'll be greeted by its most famous residents, penguins. from emperors, colonies of over 100,000 birds. it's all going to be worth it though. we're going to be traversing as i said some of the world's roughest seas. the drake passage, it's fairly infamous. we just got the forecast and we're told we're looking at about 18-foot swells. i have no idea what that is going to look or feel like, but we're ready for it. we've got the medicine we need not to get too sick, but we're excited about what lies ahead, guys. >> you are truly taking one for the team. so amy, tell us -- just remind folks why you're going to such great lengths to get to antarctica. >> reporter: right

metro area, long island, miami, palm beach, los angeles, nashville, and charlotte. some of the asylum seekers are able to get work permits, but since so many of them do not actually file asylum applications, they end up working illegally. competing directly with less educated american and legal immigrant workers and especially teens who are already some of the most marginalized workers in our economy, and who have suffered the most from the pandemic shutdowns and the consumer price inflation. study after study has found that the presence of illegal workers, and the lack of consequences for the employers who hire them is a double whammy for these marginalized workers. it's fewer job opportunities and lower wages. the fact that so many of these new arrivals are kids, and i estimate 300,000 just this year, either coming alone or with their parents, and again, they're concentrated in certain areas, so there are plenty of school systems that know that this is a problem for them, and that know where some of these migrants are settling. it's a strain on them. the national

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i was at miami beach loews, we had a conference in-house. it was full. years, but we're going to get back to levels that we are accustomed to in the travel and tourism industry >> jonathan tisch, it is always great to see you we got the jobs number in just a moment i will kick it back to joe >> three minutes now, andrew, before we see those numbers, highly awaited let's introduce our panel and get some predictions kne neela richardson, former cea chairman and really a major star of tv, film, broadway, he's everywhere, nick mulvaney, former director of the office of management and bucket, former white house chief of staff and stephanie link, high powered streef strategist. rick santelli and wow a six-box. our own steve leishman, myla, will it be a better report than we've seen in recent reports in your view? >> the adp reports shows hiring and goods and services, a good number about 450,000 >> thanks. austin, i never know with you. i think you have a lot of time being sort of, i don't know, you've taken on the you were betting on draftkings, you'd always

. >> what better way to kickoff week ten than down in south beach as miami plays host to baltimore hereows a thing or two about magic, it is this man. >> lamar jackson, sensational. >> proving that his team is here to stay. >> touchdown, lamar jackson. >> he is not the only one with greatness in his sight. can the fins put a stop to the purple pain?

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families as well will be roughly the same houston, dallas, long island, the dc suburbs, miami-dade county, palm beachounty and nashville. we have an idea of where they are and how many. but dhs should be pressed to provide more details. >> i see them on planes and we have a sense of where they are. but those 50 percent of those addresses that are given at the border are not correct. >> is not shocking. any other questions? >> by the way to go down the line right now in order and those is the best way to stay on the same topic at the same time. >> i'm often asked to provide my perspective on border security. it's incredibly important but the premise of how we look at these topics are generally misleading and uninformed and with that binary choice among the american people is the environment as the reality is no are ignored as we are worse fed that justify that mean argument american people are intentionally misled that the policies responsible for the worst crisis at the southern border in modern history are separate and distinct from the ability to secure the borders from anyone doing harm that is a

first we stopped in miami where we interviewed alex spets, he for the 2nd half on the beach. it was very windy.

families as well will be roughly the same houston, dallas, long island, the dc suburbs, miami-dade county, palm beachounty and nashville. we have an idea of where they are and how many. but dhs should be pressed to provide more details. >> i see them on planes and we have a sense of where they are. but those 50 percent of those addresses that are given at the border are not correct. >> is not shocking. any other questions? >> by the way to go down the line right now in order and those is the best way to stay on the same topic at the same time. >> i'm often asked to provide my perspective on border security. it's incredibly important but the premise of how we look at these topics are generally misleading and uninformed and with that binary choice among the american people is the environment as the reality is no are ignored as we are worse fed that justify that mean argument american people are intentionally misled that the policies responsible for the worst crisis at the southern border in modern history are separate and distinct from the ability to secure the borders from anyone doing harm that is a

long beach to miami. but since i want the senator from florida to know, i actually believe in his port economy. i don't know what's going to happen to the port economies of the world. i don't know if we're going to switch dynamics. we've supported freight investment because freight can't wait. if you don't have good freight movement, you're going to lose to some other country. so we supported that. in fact, i see my colleague from maryland here, the director of the port of baltimore came and became the director of the port of seattle. i said, do you think if we invest in freight and moving freight somehow we might lose to the west coast and other places? he said, the buy is just going to continue to grow. everybody will lose if we don't increase more efficiencies. that is the objective, increase more efficiencies at every port. i know the presiding officer from the great lakes wants to do the same thing, increase the capacity and efficiency of the great lakes. let's get an ice break area. let's invest in

it's a houston, dallas, long island, the dc suburbs, miami-dade county, palm beach county, nashville, and places like that. we do pretty -- we have an idea of where they are, we have an idea of how many. but i think dhs should be pressed to provide more details on it, and as you said -- >> it's probably not as good tracking as what the administration is contemplating tracking your checking account. >> i see them on planes too when i travel. we do have a sense of where they are. >> [ inaudible ] of the addresses that are given at the border are not correct. >> not shocking. any other members of the press with questions? okay. why don't we go back into -- by the way, if you've already pretty well your opening statement, you don't have to do it again, i guess, but if you've got more to say, let's go down the line right now, we'll do it in order, and then we'll open it up for questions. i think the questions are really the best way to elicit this information, we stay on the same topic at the same time. mr. morgan. >> thank you, sir. i'm often asked to provide my perspective on border secu

and so to that point, i adults who have never, who have grown up in miami who spend very little time at the everglades or beach, for that matter. we have two places to go for that kind of natural sense of awe here. >> and i am returning very often in the book to the interactions between the physical place and how we live as people. actually, it was churchill who said we make buildings, and then they make us. or we make places, and then they make us. he was on to something. physical spaces we inhabit are reflections of how we live, but they shape us. in greenwich i ended up writing about another of these small little details which is the growth of the stone walls around people's houses. because, you know, there is this ancient tradition, a kind of new england stone wall, robert frost kind of perhaps. tizeed about these farmers -- rhapsodized about these walls. and about 20 years ago, the stone masons wrote it at the time and started talking about it, but there was the creation of these things they called greenwich walls which were these large sort of fixed 8 or 9-feet fortifications really around the outside of

and so to that point, i adults who have never, who have grown up in miami who spend very little time at the everglades or beach, for that matter. we have two places to go for that kind of natural sense of awe here. >> and i am returning very often in the book to the interactions between the physical place and how we live as people. actually, it was churchill who said we make buildings, and then they make us. or we make places, and then they make us. he was on to something. physical spaces we inhabit are reflections of how we live, but they shape us. in greenwich i ended up writing about another of these small little details which is the growth of the stone walls around people's houses. because, you know, there is this ancient tradition, a kind of new england stone wall, robert frost kind of perhaps. tizeed about these farmers -- rhapsodized about these walls. and about 20 years ago, the stone masons wrote it at the time and started talking about it, but there was the creation of these things they called greenwich walls which were these large sort of fixed 8 or 9-feet fortifications really around the outside of

i don't know if you've been following the news, but in south beach, the little tip of the town of miami, the voters backlashed against sound violations, and they voted to close the bars earlier. in new york city, there's a lot of sound violations in their version of parklets, so they're thinking of pulling the program. so i think we have a great responsibility to make sure that, as commissioner lee said, all the bad apples don't ruin it for all the other businesses. so i think we should bring them in, blue light especially, and talk it over. and if they don't want to do it, we can order them to shared spaces, which would be a big thing for them as they're applying for a shared spaces. i don't want to waste your time if we feel that we've resolved it in the next couple of days. >> president bleiman: well, how many times have we felt that we've resolved things with the blue light. i recall they had a deejay in their kitchen at one point, and i don't know for sure if they knew that was not allowed, but most of us know that's not allowed, so we may need to consider the alternatives. but abs

was scheduled to give a concert in miami yesterday but had to cancel after he and others tested positive. he was going to give an acoustic performance at one south beachhotel, and according to the rep, bon jovi is fully vaccinated and doing well. >>> according to a recent "washington post" report, up to 12,000 personnel have rejected orders to get fully vaccinated despite the pentagon mandate. it amounts to less than 4% of the overall active airmen. those that refuse could be dismissed. >>> the bay area team, teaming up with afghan refugees to send a message through art. the 17-year-old caroline has been painting social justice murals at a number of bay area high schools. her latest one, she created a mural entitled, i see you, and all good living. the store in alameda, it features a 8-year-old boy killed by a suicide bomber. she worked with afghan refugee families over the weekend that made their way to the bay area to help with the project. >>> on february 4th, winter olympics get under way, and you know what that means, and it's time to brush up on your curling knowledge. one club in the south bay will get a lot of attention. the silicon valley cur

and in hollywood, florida in south fort lauderdale, miami, what are those challenges and right away they have to be in one ways an expert in marine, beach patrol, on foot as well as the squad car. >> almost like a seal type situation, lanier c. >> and they have openings, 16 openings in a 325 person department and although they get a lot of new yorkers, they are selective in who they take but they are somewhat surprised they have openings today because they believe there are other options for people and we know how the police officer image from the country took a huge hit. >> those openings will be filled because governor ron desantis is hoping for that $5,000 bonus. dollars to be a police officer. and the cops situation so much better. every tax situation is better than new york city. check your ride along with the police. >> do you have the money to toss to a package? carley: let's do it, watch. >> policing in any community has unique challenges. good in the car, good in the water, good in the sand or the police station, to see what an average day is like for these officers. officer williams. thanks. what i be able to tag along? >> of

a group of gunmen stormed a beach not far from where some american tourists were on vacation. more from miamirea at the all-inclusive luxury hyatt resort, not far from the airport. tourists relaxing on the beach and at the hotel pool, suddenly had to rush inside for safety as the gunfire erupted. men and women still in their bathing suits credit down that crowded into the hotel lobby or barricaded themselves in their hotel rooms. mexican police say it was a planned attack by one drug gang against another, brazenly arriving by boat on the beach, opening fire, and killing two people, presumably in the rival gang. one tourist was also injured after being hit with one of the rifles. you can definitely see the worry and concern on their faces scare for their lives. police say about 15 assailants armed with long guns stormed the beach, commando style, shot and killed the rival and another that was hiding. for an hour it was vacation chaos. >> we are all safe at this time. i just ask that, please -- [inaudible] >> and other drugs shooting south of the in tuolumne killed bystanders from california. l

birthday to emily in miami there down along the bottom we have madeline celebrating her first birthday with her mom and grandparents. happy birthday, madeline. graham in myrtle beachhow commitment of the week celebrating a recent wedding in aspen, colorado. congratulations. i love seeing the mugs with the dress and tux. send us your mug shots and you might see yourself next week. you can get the mug at today.com/shop. thank you so much for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back >>> good morning. it is sunday, november 7th. welcome to pacific standard time, 7:00 on the dot as we look at the gorgeous view. daylight-savings time ended, and we fell back one hour. welcome to your new day. what a gorgeous sunrise. thanks to all of you for starting your morning with us. i am kira klapper. meteorologist, vianey arana, takes a look at your microclimate forecast.