this is in miami, florida.ll be talking about turning back some of the policies regarding the united states and cuba and the relationship. what we expect is that trade will be part of that, that travel will be part of that, and in this nation, we saw the past president normalize relations with cuba, it took a lot of criticism for the baseball game where he was doing the wave and all sorts of things that he did well on cuban soil. now this president on american soil, getting ready to roll some of that back. a legacy point. remember there were certain things that helped define towards the end of president obama's presidency. i want to talk with you, mercedes. a lot of credit was given to obama because he was able to get so many things done right at the end and he was determined to leave with that cloak of legacy and place. now we are starting to see some chipping away of that by this president. >> mercedes: rightfully so. the deal that president obama made with the cuban dictatorship was a disgrace. when he looke

maurice is calling from miami, florida, democrat. caller: yes. thank you very much for taking my call this afternoon. host: you bet. caller: first, i'd like to say just as a human being, i believe that people in cuba deserve as much freedom as anyone else in the world. and they live in a world that's literally 50 years behind the rest of us. they deserve to be brought in the modern era. with that being said, i believe this entire share mopey and -- ceremony evened deal that's happening with marco rubio and trump is a farce. for one, it's a contradiction and not in line with what trump believes about russia where people are just as oppressed of their views and everything else. people here in the united states, even where i actually come from in california that would seem political prisoners now that marijuana is legal. they're still in jail. there are a number of other things happening here in the states. even policies of trump and his cronies that contradict bringing freedom to cuba and their stance it's all about freedom for everyone. host: all

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mayors are gathering in miami, florida for the u.s. conference of mayors. the bipartisan group of mayors are often at odds with president trump. they officially opposed to trum themselves sanctuary cities for undocumented immigrants, a stance that could cost them efforts. mayor mitch landrieu of new orleans becomes the president on monday. you come in as the president of the mayors conference. what are the top three issues you would say that you are most focused on? >> the most important thing is creating safety and security for r fo. that gets broken down into a bunch of different buckets. it looks like immigration reform, infrastructure, criminal justice reform, but what mayors are trying to do, we are looking for answers to complicated problems. >> the deadline is approaching for answering the question whether your city of new orleans is complying with federal immigration officials around ide and rounding up undocumented people. what is going on in your city? >> we are a city of immigrants just like we are a nation of immigrants. the term "sanctuary city

we are live in miami with more. >> like most things about cuba here in south florida, it is emotionalpeople came out hours i had to wait president trump. you can see a number of older cuban-americans, strong trump supporters, many of them said they voted for trump because they want someone to get tough with the castro regime which they see as an oppressive dictatorship. many of the young cuban-americans say they are concerned after 50 years of a stalemate, little progress has been seen. they are also saying these new restrictions are not as bad as they have feared. >> there's a lot here that people from both parties -- americans can still traverse a cuba and cuban-americans can still support their families. >> this time around under new restrictions, that could mean a treasury department audit for u.s. tourists. back to you in new york. >> heather: thanks so much. we'll be on it. >> gregg: you next hour of "happening now," we are going to bring your president trump's speech live as he looks to reset the obama administration's policy on cuba, said to take the podium shortly after 1:00

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july 18th, north miami, florida, police shot carl, take care of a patient with awestism. he was negotiating with officers and the patient. before the shooting he laid on the grounds with his hands raised asking officers not to shoot. ken see survived and 10 days after terrence sterling was killed, charlotte, north carolina police shot keith lamont scot in a parking complex. police say he had a gun. his family say he did not. those were among the 963 people shot and killed by police officers in 2016. that's according to research at the washington post. and right now can deal ya'sen edited interview is on wusa 9.com. >>> the supreme court ruled most of it was constitutional last week. john henry headed for airport for the firsthand look. >> when the first travel ban went into effect we haven't seen families worried they may be split up. that said, the concern is still out there. then the supreme court stepped in and said certain parts could continue. the ban still applies to these six predominantly muslim countries in middle east and africa. that said, there are certain gro

host: from miami, florida. john is next. independent line. caller: after the attacks in portland, it's important for people to keep in mind that washington politicians on both side of the i'll talk about fighting hate and islamophobia, it supported that we recognize, especially on the right, the same politicians are authorizing i military strikes killing muslims every day. surveilledople who surv their own citizens. a snakelike steve bannon or you are trying-- to engineer a state that suppresses muslim citizens to matter what. guest: the caller touches on an important point. what are these law enforcement and surveillance powers that government entities are using from the local level to the ?ederal level back it's important for each of us as americans to be very vigilant about what those tools are. our rights are at stake as well as our security. we need to be sure that while government is doing its job to keep us all safe come at the same time, our rights are not being infringed upon. host: republican line. kentucky. caller: you totally misc

happening today, president trump will announce a revised cuba policy during a speech in miami, florida. the white house says the aim is to cut off the flow of u.s. cash to cuba's military and security services. expected to leave intact restoration of diplomatic will allow cruise ships and airlines to service the island. the russian military claims they have killed the leader of isis. officials say he was killed in an airstrike late last month along with other senior group commanders and about three hundred other fighters. they say the may 28 air raid targeted and isis meeting being held in rocca. u.s. officials cannot confirm the report. u.s. has been offering a $25 million reward for information leading to his arrest. we will follow the story as well and update you as we learn more. coming up on abc seven news admin, a blimp falls from the sky at the u.s. open, the split decision that probably saved the pilots life. also on the run but not for long, the unsuspecting here that helped capture to escaped inmates in georgia. now here's a look at traffic. this friday, we have midday road c

on the right-hand corner because president trump is getting ready to step up to the lectern in miami, florida, and talk about rolling back the travel and trade and making a better deal for america. have a great weekend, "happening now" now. >> heather: more on that, with this fox news alert president trump has landed in miami for his big speech. >> jon: the president is expected to fulfill up campaign promise and the key state of florida, covering all of that, all the news "happening now." >> the next president to reverse them, that i will do. >> the president set to fulfill a major campaign promise and rollback president obama's cuba policies. plus, president trump claiming that a man overseeing the special counsel investigation was the very one who told him to fire fbi director comey. why he is calling the whole thing a witch hunt. >> sadly, we do not expect there to be any survivors. >> more victims in the london high-rise fire, investigators working to find out how those flames got so out of control. it's all "happening now." ♪ >> we begin with a dramatic change in america's relationship

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. >> reporter: the president will be making the speech from miami. floridaory. now the president is expected to fulfill a campaign promise. mr. trump will be reinstituting some new travel restrictions to the islands which would make it harder for americans to travel there. he's also seeking to block business with the country's military. these changes could have a big impact on airlines and hotels, not to mention intelligence sharing. officials say diplomatic relations restored by former president barack obama would be maintained, but american leisure travel which has more than tripled since 2014 is still under debate. officials in the administration say the overall goal of the policy change is to steer money away from the cuban military and toward the cuban people. in the digital operations center, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >>> new surveillance video of a violent purse snatching that targeted an 82-year-old woman. you see the woman pushing the elderly woman to the ground before grabbing her purse and running away. this happened yesterday in philadelphia's

speech thising a afternoon by president trump in miami, florida. expecting him to rollback changes president obama made to u.s. policy with cuba. joining us now is to lose already got. let me ask you about the purpose of this speech, the timing of it. the president spoke in some detail when he was a candidate about the changes that president obama put into effect with regard to cuba. what can we expect to hear from him today? toluse: the president will go back to one of the sites he visited on the campaign trail where he made a big speech promising the cuban-american community that he would roll back several of the changes president obama made in his administration to open up relations between the united states and cuba. the president will announce some restrictions, scaling back those major changes that obama made him including restricted on travel, restrictions on business that would restrict money from going to the cuban military. that is what the white house as taurus not want, dollars, business dollars going from americans to the cuban militar

bringing back restrictions on travel and trade with cuba speaking to a remote cuban exiles in miami florida trump described the move in stark cold war era language we will not be silent in the face of communist oppression any longer you have seen the truth you have spoken the truth and the truth has now told us this group called us to action. talk like that will probably win the president some votes in the more right wing quarters of florida's cuban exile community as my next guest will explain trump's cuba policy is about as outdated as the rhetoric he's using to describe it joining me now is medea benjamin co-founder of code pink and global exchange as well as the author of the brilliant new book kingdom of the unjust behind the u.s. saudi connection and i cannot. it's impossible to recommend the book to eileen. so walk us through this cuba policy change one of the major changes the trump is making toward cuba balls the big changes around the people the people travel category that existed where you could go on your own check off at the airport when you were getting on your jet blue flight

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dahlia, miami, florida, republican, share your thoughts with us. i have to say this is a witchhunt and you and the media are salivating trying to find something wrong. sayomey were going to anything against a president or if there were any smitten of anything wrong, a special prosecutor would never have allowed comey to testify. you try your best to try to turn things around. trying to say something, say something wrong. it was ridiculous. cbs, they are all out to get him. when they cannot, they will all fall into a pile of menorah. i cannot wait until that happens. host: democrat, brian. caller: a lot of callers are calling and saying there is no evidence and no history. false. simply paul manafort, michael flynn, jared kushner, back channeling, there is plenty of go off to at least get the fbi directors prerogative on who is talking to who and who is doing it. for people who just hide their head in the sand and say this is just not happening, maybe because it will hurt the pride or ego, that is a biggest disservice that we can do to our country a

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this is president trump in miami, florida. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> thank you, everybody. much. it's a great honor. and thank you to my truly great friend vice president mike pence. he's terrific. and thank you to miami. we love miami. let me start by saying that i'm glad secretary of state rex tillerson and i along with a very talented team were able to get otto warmbier back with his parents. what's happened to him is a truly terrible thing, but at least the ones who love him so much can now take care of him and be with him. also, my dear friend steve scalise took a bullet for all of us. and because of him and the tremendous pain and suffering he's now enduring, he's having a hard time, far worse than anybody thought, our country will perhaps become closer, more unified. so important. so we all owe steve a big, big thank you. [ applause ] and let's keep the warmbier family and the scalise family and all of the victims of the congressional shooting in our hearts and prayers. and it was quite a day, and our police officers were incredible, weren't they? they did a great job

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neil: all right, miami, florida, we're waiting to hear from president trump.be addressing a group on how he wants to redo his predecessor's open ties to cuba right now and sort of dial them back. not cut them off, but dial them back. i think that's the gist of it. adam shapiro at the white house with the very latest. >> reporter: it's not only what the president's going to do that's getting headlines, but what he tweeted this morning. let me go through the tweets in order, especially the last one and clarification fox news got about the last tweet just moments ago. first tweet came this morning, and the president said: after seven months of investigations and committee hearings about my, quote, collusion with the russians, end quote, nobody has been able to show any proof. sad. second tweet: the fake news media hates when i use what has turned out to be my very powerful social media, over 100 million people, i can go around them. third tweet: despite the phony witch hunt in america, the economic and jobs numbers are great. regulations way down, jobs and enthus

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david: two hours ago president trump speaking to very energetic crowd in miami, florida, reversing one of president obama's key foreign policy initiatives regarding travel and trade with cuba. tracee carrasco in miami with the very latest. hi, tracee. reporter: david, the free cuba is what we will achieve. he was pretty confident as he cancels the one-sided deal as he calls it. that it plays into the hands of a repressive cuba regime that offers nothing in return. he laid out bullet points how he will achieve this. one, he will enhance compliance with united states law. hold cuban regime accountability for on depression and human rights abuse. national security and foreign policy interests of the united states and those of the cuban people. lay the groundwork for cuban people to develop greater economic and political liberties. president says once this happens we will be able to move forward with cuba. >> any changes to the relationship between the united states and cuba will depend on real progress toward these and the other goals, many of which i've described. when cuba is ready to t

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julie: nats miami, florida, where president trump announced changes to obama era cuba policies. chief political correspondent for bloomberg news is following this, but you are miami, are you, kevin? kevin: no, i am in washington dc. so -- julie: so these changes were initially called modest. what is the headline? kevin: i think the part we have to underscore here is the restrictions from u.s. businesses doing transactions with any companies that are owned or controlled by cuba's military. that includes some of the hotels that the cuban military has a threshold on, which directly impacts the tourism industry. critics are saying that that in the longcy will, run, help the u.s. tour is an industry, u.s. eltel companies -- hotel companies, by forcing the cuban military out of the market, but the flipside of that is in the short-term it could lead to higher prices for americans looking to go to cuba. but much of this is untouched. you can still go to cuba, there is a cigar band, there is a limit on how many cigars you can take back of the united states. and you just spoke to patrick l

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help find your unlock. >>> welcome back to "power lunch" i'm michelle carouso-cabrera outside of miami floridat trump just finished his speech here in this neighborhood where he talked about cuban policies we're going to talk about what his implications are good to have you here. >> god to good -- good to be he. >> the new policies makes it gi difficult to travel, what struck you about the policies that he's announced? >> i think more than anything how divorced the rhetoric we saw on the campaign trail, and even in the speech today was versus the reality what the policy is i wouldn't call it a policy change in any way shape or form because you see much of the conditions, normalization of embassies still continue, and even the travel policy for americans. we were expecting a full scale roll back which is what president trump accompanied under in the campaign trail, didn't really see that today i think some of the changes will be well received especially by a cub cuban/american community >> a lot of red meet in that speech for the cuban community >> it's funny you ask because sometime in the pas

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steve harrigan on that from miami, florida. >> shannon: hillary clinton says the email scandal was ang burger and she did nothing wrong. f.b.i. director comey disagreed. >> i didn't break any rule. nobody said don't do this. i was very responsible. not at all careless. >> there was evidence they were extremely careless of very sensitive, highly classified information. >> shannon: clinton blaming everyone and everything except for herself for the election loss. more details and reaction next. >> bill: nasa is gearing up for another space rocket launch. what's so special about this one? we'll tell you in moments. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. >> shannon: hillary clinton unfiltered and sounding off yet again on her election loss. after former f.b.i. director james comey said it was extremely careless for her to use multiple private servers she is saying it wasn't that big a deal. >> my email account was turned into a biggest scandal since lord knows when. an

just visit florida. miami beach into a modern-day atlantis, a city submerged by water.ven on sunny days, the tides and bring ocean to people's doorsteps. and further up the coast is mar-a-lago, the president's luxury estate. .25 of it could be underwater. miami beach is going to disappear. thinkscalled president it's a hoax, it is a chinese hoax. i cannot believe it. i live right in the middle of climate change every day. we are so affected here. how dare the leader of this great country deny it exists. trump'sof donald supporters, the paris agreement is seeing as a killer of american jobs. head to the west to california and you will find a democratic governor who promised to conduct his own climate change negotiations with president xi jinping of china. jinping, ando xi california will work with them and other countries to do whatever we can to offset the negative pathway chosen by president trump. >> this is a decision of enormous planetary and geopolitical significance here . the biggestably issue, america first means america alone. the european commission says it de

he is in miami springs, florida. hey, todd. >> hey, guys, we just heard from one vietnam veteran. orner in advance of president trump's visit to miami. guys, are we ready to have some fun today? >> oh, come on. we can do better than that one more. [cheers] ed toed ted][mother "fox & friee other side of this break. ♪ it's me and my best friend only new tena intimates has pro-skin technology designed to quickly wick away moisture to help maintain your skin's natural balance. for a free sample, call 1-877-get-tena. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. ainsley: president trump headed down to miami, florida today unveiling a speech involving cuban's policy. steve: new policy rolls back the stuff that the obama administration tried to do. meanwhile the newest member of the "fox & friends" family todd prior row i

we are continuing to listen in on the vice president speaking in miami, florida right now talking aboutration very up on message. donald trump met with a number of other governors in the senate is pushing alternatives to college education because as these folks accurately point out, you don't need a college degree to be very much in demand. to an electrician, and a mechanic because they are impossible to book. more after this. america's beverage companies have come together to bring you more ways to help reduce calories from sugar. with more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all, smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels, and signs reminding everyone to think balance before choosing their beverages. we know you care about reducing the sugar in your family's diet, and we're working to support your efforts. more beverage choices. smaller portions. less sugar. balanceus.org. neil: we are told the senate intelligence committee is holding a closed briefing. we don't know if there's anything to do with the ongoing investigation into conclusion. the russians, trump campa

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. >> we are having breakfast with friends here in miami springs, florida, the president about to speakyou to come down here, have some of this cuban toaster. "fox and friends" at the top of the hour. >> defense secretary mantises we need work in afghanistan so thousands of american troops will head that way. deployment would be the largest under donald trump to date, 10,000 and country training and advising afghan forces fighting terror. the decision by jim matus could come as soon as next week. in a few days donald trump is expected to sign a reform bill to make it easier to fire corrupt employees. telling martha mcallen this is a major step forward for our veterans. >> when it comes to our veterans there are not democrats and republicans, this is a bipartisan issue so we saw both the senate and house work hard to pass the accountability bill. rob: this will boost protections for whistleblowers. rob: a fourth of july celebration canceled in new orleans because one person doesn't like donald trump. saying in an interview when i think about wearing my flag dress and waving flags i don't

miami beach florida independent. caller: [indiscernible] he was not investigating the leaks of the opposition party. [indiscernible] if all memos were leaked, could it be the leak from anybody close to him? host: i want cover those paul singer let you start. paul: this is the fair question. where are the leaks coming from? are they close to james comey. a person very close to paul singer who maybe wearing his shoes. i suspect those are questions he will be facing. ayesha: he's going to have to answer those questions about why didn't he go harder against the leaker? was he involved in any leaking. those are questions he'll have to answer. host: we'll figure it out thursday at 10:00 live on c-span 3 and c-span.org. i want to thank our panel ayesha rascoe and paul singer of "u.s.a. today." thank you so much. up next on "washington journal," it's our weekly your money segment. 14 presidential libraries under the management of the federal government. we'll look at how taxpayers are footing some of that bill. we'll be join