better withstand earthquake tremors rattling the region now according to a document obtained by the miami herald the barracks would be ready by twenty twenty one if congress approves the funding soon while president trump made a campaign promise to reduce costs at the remote u.s. navy base his about face on the afghan war has shown voters that promises made aren't always guaranteed to be kept. all right artie's rain important in miami for us thanks a lot thank you confederate monuments across the country are being taken down following tragic events during a white supremacist rally and charlottesville virginia now the war on statues can be spread beyond confederate landmarks the famous statue of christopher columbus may be the next to be taken down to chavez is in new york computer at statues are not the only ones being called into question we are here as. the famous statue of christopher columbus is now in the middle of some major controversy as city officials look to remove controversial monuments the legacy of christopher columbus is a complicated one some believe him to be a brave pioneer who

on the miami herald it is below the full. adrianna: remember that we are following every move out of the white house closely, whether it is a change or new hire. we have you covered online at wjla.com. stay news on facebook and twitter. now, we have been spoiled with comfortable conditions for two straight days. there may be at slight chance for a few storms later on today. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. a very pleasant day for day three. temperatures will creep up slowly but no major swings. beautiful right out on congressional. nobody on the fairway but the wind is called. liketernoon, it will feel 90-92. let's talk about the current temperatures we have now. 87 degrees at reagan national. we are in the same ballpark -- mid-upper 80's. 86 degrees in baltimore. with the added moisture in the air, it is time to go back to the feels like map and it is indicating it is 90 in warrenton. 89 degrees in annapolis. this video can continues today and all week long and temperatures will climb. not m

. >>> "the miami herald" reports that a powerful venezuelan lawmaker may have issued an order to haveilled. the herald obtained a memo from homeland security last month that warped about the alleged threat. the florida senator has criticized venezuela's government and said the lawmaker is a trafficker. he's a military leader who now heads the socialist party. >>> the "washington post" says a passerby roughed uf a tourist who gave up a nazi salute. they're outlawed. >>> a couple's suv exploded while they were transported a grill. a valve was open when the woman lit a ziggurat. their injuries are not life-threatening. >>> the "east bay times" says marshawn lynch has not explained why he sat out the "national anthem." the raiders' running back doesn't talk to the media. >>> still to come, the latest leak. hackers released upcoming episodes of hbo. we'll tell you which show got leaked. i love you, but sometimes you stink. soft surfaces trap odors. febreze fabric refresher cleans them away for good. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room

that's according to the miami herald this evening and they are citing u.s. intelligence reporting having gained that information sometime last month. we are told that while it has not been substantiated, they are taking it seriously enough that senator rubio is receiving extra security both in miami and here in washington. we will keep an eye on that story. back to you. eric: that's very troubling. kevin cork, thank you. julie? julie: so the violence in charlottesville and president trump's response to it drawing strong reaction across the political spectrum. what lawmakers are saying today. >> our democracy has been through much worse than this, but that requires us to rise to the occasion. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. ykeep you sidelined.ng that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...

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better withstand earthquake tremors rattling the region now according to a document obtained by the miami herald the barracks would be ready by twenty twenty one if congress approves the funding soon while president trump made a campaign promise to reduce costs the remote u.s. navy base his about face on the afghan war has shown voters that promises made aren't always guaranteed to be kept all right argues reid important in my. for us thanks a lot for coming up on our team most of the country's antibiotics aren't heading to the doctor's office stay tuned for that report. there's a real irony going. to be like a play a finger at a responsible choice in the people and parents always say well that's what it was it always seems. to be a little the ordinary you know wholesale surveillance you feel you have already in while those who need to do so since the instructor has used the social media site while are always on the story because it's garbage and real. good politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. it was somet

kid in college or your favorite political party it always needs more money yes according to the miami herald the pentagon is looking to spend nearly five hundred million dollars in new construction at the naval base including two hundred fifty million for a new earthquake proof house the bed hospital two hundred fifty million dollars five beds five beds two fifty. pentagon mathematics at its very best but it's not just the pentagon looking to squeeze money out of u.s. taxpayers no to no our lovely political parties are also looking to oring every last nickel out of their followers with the republicans raising a massive eighty six million in the first seven months of the year leaving the democrats in the dust at just over forty the democrats are power apparently are so desperate to fund their resistance that they are now allegedly sending fundraising pleas in the guise of final notice the bills to their supporters. between the pentagon and our political parties the u.s. taxpayers looking less like a citizen and more like a piggy bank as we start watching the hawks. as. to. what the.

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kid in college or your favorite political party it always needs more money yes according to the miami herald the pentagon is looking to spend nearly five hundred million dollars in new construction at the naval base including two hundred fifty million for a new earthquake proof house bed hospital two hundred fifty million dollars five beds five beds to fifty pentagon mathematics at its very best but it's not just the pentagon looking to squeeze money out of u.s. taxpayers and to know our lovely political parties are also looking to oring every last nickel out of their followers with the republicans raising a massive eighty six million in the first seven months of the year leaving the democrats in.

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is no longer being treated as a sanctuary city by the trump administration, according to "the miami herald." miami dade county officials learned this weekend that they have been deemed compliant with federal immigration provisions after reversing its sanctuary policies back in february. so far no other major city has taken similar action. other cities, they are digging in. chicago, suing attorney general jeff sessions in hopes of lock blocking the justice department from withholding federal grants for policing. chicago mayor rahm emanuel says it's unconstitutional for the justice department to make its cooperation in cracking down on undocumented immigrants a condition to receive the funding, but the attorney general, he fired back in a statement yesterday saying that complying with federal immigration laws would actually help chicago combat its crime crisis. he writes, "the mayor complains that the federal government's focus on enforcing the law would require a reordering of law enforcement practice in chicago, but that's just what chicago needs, a recommitment to the rule of law and to p

the trump administration will no longer treat miami-dade county of the sanctuary community the miami heraldeceived a letter from the doj saying the county is in full compliance with federal immigration requirements and will receive a nearly $500,000 government grant. miami-dade reversed it sanctuary policy in february, now the second county along with clark county to be cleared by the trump administration this month. >> new evidence north korea is not listening to our threats was the rogue nation deploying anti-ship cruise missiles as the tension continues to boil. >> the us ambassador to the un nikki haley wants north korea could or should brace for pressure from all around the world. griffin jenkins has breaking details. >> reporter: not just pressure from the us but the entire international community and in pyongyang after a troubled response by north korea in the face of sanctions amounting to a billion-dollar cut of their export revenues with harsh retaliation as we watched on their state run media. >> translator: there is no bigger mistake in the united states. >> north korea showing

according to the miami herald, three carnival shifts and one royal caribbean ship have been waiting in the gulf of mexico. they were supposed to dock in galveston and the royal cruise ship is on his way to miami and the port of galveston will likely not open until at least tomorrow. >>> organizers of the large demonstration berkeley say they overshadowed the planned rally by the group of far right protesters. >> we have more on those counter protesters that turned out with alex savidge in the newsroom. >> the no to marxism rally was officially canceled but right- wing demonstrators still made their way to berkeley and met by thousands of counter protesters determined to drive them out of the city. >> we are here to claim a victory. this is suggests the forces of the white supremacy, all right neo-nazis and the sympathizers attempting to descend into our community with their messages of violence, hatred. >> nazis go home, nazis go home. >> there were heated confrontations at the civic center park in downtown berkeley as they tried to keep the two side the part to keep the peace, and cou

the business side of the media she was an award-winning journalist beginning her career at the miami herald which is part of a team that covered the elian gonzalez international custody battle, and she also served as the acting washington bureau chief for the "milwaukee journal" settle for her work has appeared in the "washington post," "usa today" and the south florida sunset approaches abound and past president of the washington, d.c., chapter of the national association of hispanic journalists. so welcome, diana. next to her is roslyn jordan, the united nations correspondent for al-jazeera and sh she's priy covered the state department and the pentagon for al-jazeera. previously she covered the white house for nbc news as well as broadcastinbroadcast missions nr an emmy for work on nbc's 2004 presidential election night coverage in she want original associated press award for her reporting on the u.s. immigration debate. i work with threat in bc. next to her is eric ham, a political analyst for the bbc, sirius/xm, the hill and is also contributed to cnn. he has been senior contributor an

according to the miami herald three carnival cruise ships and one royal caribbean cruise ship have been waiting in the gulf of mexico. they were supposed to dock in galveston and the royal cruise ship is on its way to miami. they say that the port of galveston will not likely open until at least tomorrow. >>> it is 5:45 am. >>> first responders from the bay area and all over the country are heading to texas to help the disaster victims. christien kafton has more on the search and rescue team from menlo park heading to texas. >> reporter: all morning the members of the urban search and rescue task force 3 out of menlo park were in standby mode knowing they would be deployed to respond to tropical storm harvey. at 12:30 pm the order came down. >> we will send a 14 person team to man the rescue boats and motors. >> reporter: hauling tons of rescue gear to texas including chainsaws, extra fuel in a variety of boats able to navigate the shallow waters inundating the area. >> people need to get out and get to shelter or they could have a medical emergency, those kinds of cases, and we can go

the "miami herald" reports a former military chief and socialist party lawmaker in venezuela they have put out in order to kill florida senator marco rubio. a vocal critic of the venezuelan regime. an aide says the senator have a security detail for a few weeks. the vice president has hinted that more sanctions against venezuela soon. though there are still questions of whether the u.s. would restrict venezuelan crude oil imports. some in the industry worn, that could increase energy prices in the u.s. it's due on rich edson reporting in washington. california fires back at president trump, an immigration dispute that might cost that state a lot of money. we will have a report from san francisco when we come back. >> bill: this is a fox news alert. north korea saying moments ago kim jong-un has been briefed on plans for missile test aimed at guam. officials had said the briefing would come in mid-august and indeed it has. there is no word on whether or not kim has given approval for the planta fire four missiles into the waters near that u.s. territory. as we told you, defense secretar

separately we should note that the "miami herald" is now reporting that venezuelan lawmaker cabello didhave republican senator marco rubio assassinated. the florida senator is getting beefed up security now. >> harris: before i let you go, i know the vice president faced questions about michael flynn and the russia investigation. >> yeah. the vice president reit rated that during his experience on the campaign, he never once witnessed any evidence of collusion. vice president mike pence said this. >> we'll fully cooperate. and are cooperating with special counsel. we'll provide them with all the information. >> pence was asked about being misled by michael flynn concerning flynn's conversation with russian officials. pence said he repeated what flynn told him and said the president was right to move him out of the white house. harris? >> harris: trace gallagher, thanks very much, this coming from the joint chief chairman, joseph dunford that said that america is looking for a peaceful way to calm the tensions with north korea. if that doesn't work out, he says our nation's military stan

the "miami herald" reports a former military chief and socialist party lawmaker in venezuela they have put out in order to kill florida senator marco rubio. a vocal critic of the venezuelan regime. an aide says the senator have a security detail for a few weeks. the vice president has hinted that more sanctions against venezuela soon. though there are still questions of whether the u.s. would restrict venezuelan crude oil imports. some in the industry worn, that could increase energy prices in the u.s. it's due on rich edson reporting in washington. california fires back at president trump, an immigration dispute that might cost that state a lot of money. we will have a report from san francisco when we come back. hey dad, come meet the new guy. the new guy? what new guy? i hired some help. he really knows his wine. this is the new guy? hello, my name is watson. you know wine, huh? i know that you should check vineyard block 12. block 12? my analysis of satellite imagery shows it would benefit from decreased irrigation. i was wondering about that. easy boy. nice doggy. what do you thin

according to the miami herald, a security detail has been protecting rubio for the past few weeks ind.c. and in south florida. it came from a member from the socialist party who has publicly feuded with rubio over the unrest and political turmoil in that country. >> announcer: now your nbc10 first alert weather. >>> you can see the clouds hanging around for many of our area this morning. this is a live look outside at the sky line in downtown wilmington. nbc10 first alert meteorologist krystal klei is here with your most accurate forecast. >> we're looking at right now is that radar and satellite view. the satellite overlays the gray you see and you can see the clear movement is from the southwest. that's actually ahead a good deal of moisture that you see and rain starting to pass through areas like west virginia and parts of virginia. this is moving our direction. i think a lot of this is going to fizzle a bit as it heads our way. we are looking at a chance for some rain and into tomorrow as well. mostly cloudy conditions will prevail across the area. here's why i think some of the

this according to the "miami herald." 's leaving a tv gig as a game analyst to reunite with his former offensive coordinator, now the head coach in miami. after the dolphins' starter, ryan tannehill partially tore his acl. another possible window of opportunity for -- for colin kaepernick appears to have opened and closed. the team was interested in signing him as well as tim tebow. >>> 10-year-old jesse palas still deals with brain swelling and bone loss because of the leukemia he's battled since he was 4. the cancer is now in remission, and this weekend he beat the new york jets into submission. taking a handoff from quarterback josh mccown, scampering 50 yards leaving defenders in the dust. his mom, dad, and older brother were there to cheer him on and watch him score a touchdown and to see the team lift him up in celebration. the jets found out about him from the lions foundation started by a former player of theirs 35 years ago that grants the wishes of children with terminal and life-threatening illnesses. the team w

i'd like to bring in leonard pitts jr., pulitzer prize winning columnist at the "miami herald."wake of what happened in charlottesville, there were a bunch of different, you know, hashtags that were out there. there was a hashtag, #thisisnotus, meaning this is not who we americans are, but you say we're lying to ourselves. why? >> i think we have embraced a lot of -- my white fellow countrymen, frankly, have embraced a false narrative that everything that needs to be done with regard to race was done or was ended about the time that martin luther king left us, that we have overcome, that we have reached the promised land. the fact of the matter is, that by any measure you want to use, whether you use anecdotes or statistics or any other measure, that is not the case, but they seem to have a vested interest in believing that, and when you challenge them on that, then what you get is this sort of intellectual dishonesty, these answers which really don't hold together, these assertions which really don't hold together or really make any sense except to the degree that people need t

and leonard pitts, jr., he's a pulitzer-prize winning columnist with the miami herald. carol, i want to start with you. i wanted to start on the events of friday night, but the comments of the president today put that in a different dimension. the images that you saw on friday night of people walking with torches on the uva campus versus the one the president saw seem to be a different picture. what came to your mind? >> what came to my mind when i saw the torches and the marching was it reminded me so much of like klan marches in the '20s. it reminded me of the marchs that happened in montgomery as the klan was trying to force african americans to get back on those jim crow buses, to get back in their place. it was a signal of white power and of trying to create black fear. as i thought about it, it was a well... a way of seeing how this toxin of racism and white supremacy has reemerged in a very vir you -- virulent form in american society, and it's been aided and abeded by the kind of politics of dog whistles that have now led to the rise of donald trump. >> sreeniva

the lead story in "the miami herald" is about the withdrawal of troops from vietnam, and there's a feature article on george mcgovern's campaign. when i see that the watergate complex is mentioned in a small story in the middle of the front page, i'm interested. the watergate. that's where mother and i stayed with bob while he was decorating -- while we were decorating our new home. under the headline, "miamians held in d.c. try to bug demo headquarters," the article describes a burglary that took place after midnight yesterday. on june 17, five men were arrested for breaking into the democratic national committee headquarters in the watergate. dressed in business suits, they wore rubber surgical gloves and carried burglary tools, surveillance equipment, walkie talkies, and cameras. four of the men are from mime miami, but the fifth is a former employee of the cia, presently working as a security consultant in washington. the story is weird. i'm curious to hear what bob has to say about it, but i don't want to interrupt him while he is working. peering through the glass doors, i see him se

"the miami herald" reports that someone may have issued a death threat to marco rubio. s confirmed that u.s. intelligent issued a warning last month about the threat. >>> the "washington post" reports closing gumts are expected today in denver over the alleged assault of taylor swift. on friday the judge dismissed claims that he intended to get her firesing. she is countersuing for $1. >>> episodes of "curb your enthusiasm" were posted online. hbo said we are not in communication with the hacker and we're not going to comment every time a new piece of information is released. >>> and "fortune" says amazon shoppers who bought the glass will get a refund. the moon will brief le block the sun sun's rays. >> it's one week >> save your ass. >> your what? >> glasses. >> or save both. >>> they seized more than 10,000 gallons of alcohol for a producer for its, quote, bad manufacturing practices. the state didn't told americans traveling to mexico, be careful of what they drink. they reported on the death of a wisconsin woman who drown after she allegedly drank tainted alcohol. t

. >>> "the miami herald" reports on its first sexually transmitted zika case.ened after a victim's partner traveled to florida. the first case was reported last week in texas. >>> and "the seattle times" says amazon will be hiring today. nearly 40,000 of the 50,000 packing, sorting, and shipping jobs will be full time. amazon had previously announced a goal of adding 100,000 full-time workers by the mid f o of next year. >>> a mother of four living in ohio was deported to mexico after a traffic stop revealed he she had been in the country illegally for 17 years. it's considered one of the most dangerous places in mexico. tony due kopi is here with how her family is responding. good >> good morning. beatrice's husband who is here legally on a work visa drove from ohio to be with her and make sure she's safe. her relatives call it unfair and worry about the uncertainty ahead. >> she's scared. i believe she's more scared for her children than for her right now. >> christian and his wife are aching over the quick deportation of their aunt beatrice. she was heading

. >>> "the miami herald" reports on florida's first sexually transmitted zika virus case. 90-travel related case this is year. the nation's first locally transmitted case of 2017 was reported last week in texas. >>> and "the seattle times" says amazon will be hiring today. a dozen or of its warehouses across the country. nearly 40,000 of the 50,000 packing, sorting, and shipping jobs will be full time. amazon had previously announced a goal of adding 100,000 full-time workers by the middle of next year. >>> a mother of four living in ohio was deported to mexico after a traffic stop revealed she had been in the country illegally for 17 years. she was arrested for driving without a license on july 23rd. she was deported yesterday. it's considered one of the most dangerous places in mexico. tony due kopi is here with how her family is responding. good morning. >> good morning. the state department issued a travel warning in december 2016 due to violent crime. beatrice's husband who is here legally on a work visa drove from ohio to be with her and make sure she's safe. her rel

as far as we know this is according to "the miami herald" by the way who is the sole reporting on it,25 million of his own money, but he'll run the team and he'll run the baseball operations sherman will be like a silent partner. that just broke. the marlins are being sold back to you. >> we'll ask mr. baseball about that is this below the price? >> about the going rate. i think he thought -- >> jeter wanted this but needed the financing. how many people would back this? >> he's obviously the public face of this interestingly when he was on cnbc several months ago, nothing was going on he's very close to the vest. this is what teams are going for. that disney deal for ban tech, $3 billion something like that. >> wow >> a lot of money. they overpaid. >> disney? >> yeah. >> question about whether they are overpaying for the marlins longest lasting war in american history. now the white house may try to turn to private contractors to help win the war in average. up next a retired top air force general on whether that could work google's ceo is under pressure details coming up on the clos

found that mary alice firestone was not a public figure, notwithstanding the 47 articles in the miami herald and the 45 articles in the palm beach press and the press conferences she held and the fact that she was a member of the sporting set in palm beach and was regularly covered. and justice marshall dissented saying she had -- what'd he say, that he must assume that it was by choice that mrs. firestone became an active member of the sporting set. then, the thing that caught his attention was the alternative suggestion from the court that although times report was certainly a rationale interpretation of an ambiguous court document that that was not a defense to a private figure libel case. as you might have imagined these poor claimants filed their claim on december 31st and this case made it to the supreme court. the agency was confused by what it meant. apparently these claimants had got advice from employees of the bureau of land management saying any time of the year including december 31st of this year would be fine. if the claims were filed by mail which these people had not done. a

found that mary alice firestone was not a public figure, notwithstanding the 47 articles in the miami herald and the 45 articles in the "palm beach press" and the press conferences she held and the fact she was a member of the sporting set in palm beach and was regularly covered. and justice marshall dissented saying she had -- what'd he say, that he must assume that it was by choice that mrs. firestone became an active member of the sporting set. then, the thing that caught his attention was the alternative suggestion from the court that although times report was certainly a rationale interpretation of an ambiguous court document that that was not a defense to a private figure libel case. and justice marshall thought that was simply outrageous and the press should get some leeway. and that was the essence of dissent. but basically he loved reporters, he loved paling around. he sort of grew up in the front page era of ben hickance charles macarthur's play. >> let me broaden out the question, apart of other areas his interest in, were there any other areas? go ahead. >> so this was not the wo

this is a report in the miami herald, alleged threat was believed to have come from the ruling partyeader cabello while it was uncorroborated, federal authorities beefed up security after the threats, your thoughts on that? >> i would like to stress that this is speculation to this point. having said that, any political leader in a nation has got to -- the nation itself has to standby those kinds of actions and so that sort of an event should it happen or should it be proven is a very, very serious assault on american institutions and our government. dagen: i want to turn to north korea, the rising tensions with the hermit kingdom. there's editorial from defense secretary james mattis and secretary of state rex tillerson, op-ed in the wall street journal this morning focusing on the regime of kim jong un. they write together, the u.s. is willing to negotiate with pyongyang but given the long record of north korea's dishonesty and negotiations and repeated violations of international agreements, it is incumbent upon regime to signal desire negotiation in good faith, a sincere indicati