it's easy to fall in love with nicaragua. it is the second poorest nation in the hemisphere, only haiti is worse off, poverty is apparent, but still this place is awesome. rural life constantly crosses paths with modern. this is the town of gigante, a village of fishermen like daniel rodriguez who repairs his net the way his father taught him. >> aqui? >> si!! >> life is simple, sustained by the sea. >> red snapper? >> si. >> e sena. >> si. >> but this way of life might soon become a thing of the past. gigante could become the pacific port entrance to the new nicaraguan canal. the canal is the pet project of nicaraguan president daniel ortega, seen here with wang jing, a little-known chinese telecom billionaire, promising to put up 50 billion dollars to turn a long-held dream into reality. the route, announced in 2013 by wang jing's h-k-n-d group-- and posted on their website, cuts through some of the most environmentally sensitive areas in central america, including lake nicaragua. many in the scientific and legal communitie

para sacar a todos los cuba cubanos que estÁn en estos momentos en la frontera entre costa rica y nicaraguas casos este virus provoca un aborto o que el bebÉ nazca con deformaciÓnes en el cerebro ivÁn esta en houston texas con lo Último, adelante ivÁn? >>> la verdad que es una situaciÓn alarmante,en efecto, porque estos paÍses ahora conforman la listado naciÓnes que los centro de control de enfermedades cuyas logras en inglÉs estÁn recomendandole a las embarazadas no visitarlos dicen que hacer caso omiso a esta advertencia significo correr el arriesgo de que sus bebÉs no tengan un desarrollo normal. >>> cunde el pÁnico entre autoridades en colombia, mÁs de 500 madres estÁn bajo sospechas de ser portadoraes del zika, 30 casos ya han sido confirmo ademÁs. >>> tengo dolor de cabeza me duelen los ojos articulaciÓnes todas me duelen. >>> y son los sÍntomas citan autoridades en estados unidos. el causante es este mosquito el mismo que transmite el dengue y el chikungunya segÚn mÉdico sus muy peligroso si pica a las embarazadas durante los primero primeros meses. >>> si el cerebro no crece se a ot

the immigrants have been in costa rica for weeks since nicaragua closed its borders to them. they will now be flown to el salvador... then transported on buses to mexico... where they will cross into the u-s. the holidays are over but it's not stopping thieves from stealing your packages from your porch. this is surveillance video from a home near centennial parkway and durango yesterday.. then turn around the park in front of the house. a man gets out.. walks to the front door.. grabs a package.. then runs back to his car and drives away. if you think you recognize the man or the car.. you're asked to contact metro. a different kind of surveillance photo now. this is from nasa astronaut scott kelly.. who tweeted an amazing picture of the sky over a part of asia today. kelly is on board the international space station.. and says he noticed something unusual about the sky. he says the haze is air pollution that's currently hanging over a large part of asia. a minnesota doctor is sharing his tale of survival after he fell into a deep ditch and became trapped by a boulder... the

. >> on the costa rica nicaragua border, ecuador was a place cubans were flying to, authorized to get to the u.s., is now limiting how many cubans they are allowing in. it's ironic that the government is now treating themto so poorly. >> the reason we have so many this year is ecuador changed their policy, knowing full well they weren't going there as tourists because cubans don't have money for tourism. they were going to ecuador to begin the long journey to the united states. it is a good way to put pressure on the government to end the embargo with the threat of a mass of immigration which they've always used for political purposes. so if they're cutting it off now it's probably because they realize that a lot of their brains are leaving along with the others. >> right. because that's likely why ecuador and nicaragua closed the door in conjunction with the cuban government. what does this mean for u.s. cuba relations? the u.s. touted normalization as a part of the state of the union address, we have this report that cubans are holding on to a u.s. hell fire missile that was sent th

they have been in costa rica for three months after nicaragua refused to let them through by land. under current law, they are allowed to stay in the us.>>> the possibility of thousands of cubans settling in south florida has miami-dade school officials concerned. today they made a plea to the federal government as the school system basis an impending crisis, a flood of new refugee students. gary nelson has more.>>> -- refugees in camps making their way to el salvador and then american.>> in the us, they want to come to miami.>> reporter: miami-dade school board members faced a crisis of a flood of cuban children filling the schools.s. they are by and large poor. they do not speak the language. they need to go and bring programs that are costly. >> reporter: it is anticipated that new immigrate -- immigrant kids will cost miami-dade up to $80 million unreimbursed dollars. social services have maxed out programs. >> these are the people that will fall through the cracks and be living on the streets.>> reporter: the school board and city cried out for help as they face of moral and l

for a better life. stranded in costa rica sinc nicaragua closed the border to them weeks ago the the first group of 180 is expected to leave costa rica today if the cubans can arrive at the u.s. border they will be allowed to enter the country and apply for residency. >>> the 2016 legislative session begins in florida today. that session starting two months earlier than normal this year. governor scott will mark the beginning of the 60-did i session by outlining his priorities for the state during his sixth state of the state speech. scott is trying to sway a divided legislature to pass his $1 billion tax cut package. yesterday the governor went before a legislative committee to try to win over sacramentocal lawmakers. >>> abc action news streams the address upline at 11:00 this morning. watch it live with our free mobile app. >>> it will be a big night for president obama in washington tonight. he will deliver his final state of the union address before a joint session of congress. optimism about the nation's future while promoting agendas he feels strongly about, that includes gun

a gooddaniel sanchez is friend of alvarado's mother, who was from nicaragua. >> she is not eat or drink or sleep. chris: katherine lived in their hyattsville home with her mother and brother. she also said her boyfriend was in a gang? >> yes. chris: a few hundred feet from where katherine's body was found they found gang graffiti, and they say that gangs are strong here. so strong, she moved. >> i don't trust this neighborhood. i just don't. chris: you would never walk that trail at night? >> no. chris: if you have information about the murder, there is a reward of up to $20,000. kimberly: the man accused of driving drunk and slamming into pedestrians on new year's day will stay behind bars. dhe judge almost let malik lloy walk out of court after he pled guilty to dui, reckless driving, and assault with a dangerous weapon. that dangerous weapon was a car. it was only after prosecutors reminded the judge of that charge she denied lloyd's bail. just after 2 a.m. friday, his car skidded across the road, jump to the sidewalk outside of the barcode nightclub. seven people are injured, includ

local 10 was there when the crisis started back in november after nicaragua stopped allowing cubans to cross into their territory. government has had strong ties with the castro government. so for weeked costa rica government tried to figure out a solution. finally el salvadore agreed to allow migrants to be flown there. then bus to guatemala and eventually mexico. back in loredo, texas, at the immigration processing center he spots his other friends. >> imagine, he says, a cuban reaching the american dream. hard to explain, he goes on to say. then we meet his wife, 20 year old liliana gonzalez. >> coming here, she says, has always been my dream. a dream for many cubans. but it is tied to a significant amount of pain and heartache during the voyage. for many colombia was the place where they faced a lot of deficit. >> that's where they took my us up, where the police is corrupt. cubans were known as walking atms. no more worries for this first group but let's not forget there are 7600 cubans left in costa rica who will try to make the same journey. >> we understand there might be anoth

and it's affecting not only guatemala but from nicaragua up to here. el salvador has been hit very hard, honduras as well, 135 million people are affected by el nino. >> inside their tiny mud shack, preparing tortillas, what the family eats for breakfast, lunch and dinner. but today clara had to borrow a few pounds of cornmeal for their nu noontime meal. as each day passes making sure their five children get enough to eat becomes more of a struggle. working to buy food isn't much of an option either. jobs here pay as little as $5 a day if you're lucky enough to find one. in guatemala, when food is scarce, the youngest often suffer the most. nearly half of all guatemalan children are malnourished, the fourth highest rate in the world. inside this hospital, an hour from maura's community, children are fighted for malnew transition. five month old is ending her stay. she suffers from a severe type of malflish caused by protein deficiency. she could hardly often her eyes she was so swollen. clear why the consequences for guatemala are far reaching. health

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and thousands wearing limbo after nicaragua's leftest government shut down the boarder and would not allow cuban too pass. it snartd ecuador. a country that was aloud moo cuban migrant to come with without visas. that has sin changed. for mt. journey has been long and arguous. >> in columbia they say they were robbed and extoward the by corrupt police but now they are here in the lafntd free where capitalism rules. cuban who drove from south florida stand at this corner for to oof fer a a ride and it not free. these guys are fighting for business with another local company offering the same services, a ride to your final destination. >>let remember, there are still 7600 cuban migrant in costa reca so on monday several will be meeting in decide if this plan worked and how to move forward. for now reporting on the u.s. mexico board. hatzel vela. local 10 news oo. >> neki: a travel warning for pregnant woman heading to certain latin and caribbean countries. health official will monitoring an out break of the zeka virus which is related to birth defect. they should postpone trip to 14 co

they are among 8000 stranded in costa rica after nicaragua it to the us border. under us fought any cuban who sets foot on us soil is allowed to stay in the country and qualify for legal residency after one year. >>> american prisoners held in iran are you reuniting with their families. this comes as sanctions against the said country are lifted. these are the first sections -- pictures of the us marine after his release om the prison. his reunion is taking place in germany with family members were us doctors are checking him out after more than four years in captivity. iran released five americans over the weekend including in washington post reporter. robert levinson who disappeared in around in 2007 while working for the cia on an unapproved intelligence mission was not part of that deal. if he is still alive and that is a big if hehe is the longest held hostage in us history. his family lives here in south cbs this morning and said while they are happy for the families whose loved ones have been leased they are angry that he has been left behind. >> we had be

were cuban refugees and part of the thousands that spent more than three months in costa rica after nicaragua of refuse to let them cross the border. >>> john gerard is joining us now. a lot going on weatherwise. >> the el nio pattern which means the storms usually have extra energy and form a lot quicker than typical storms in a dry season. every other day we will be chasing storms or tracking storms and they will be chasing us. don't get used to anything. when it rains don't get too used to it. used to thatat either. it seems like every other day will be kind of unsettled around here. system number one we are watching is down here in the florida streams. that will start shifting to the north late tonight and tomorrow. it's kind of a nuisance shower around tomorrow. here's your planner through noon at 6 am not as cool as it was earlier today with a few showers around. 67 at 9 o'clock with a few spotty showers. some of the lighter rain will fill in more. showers are around but the temperatures will be pleasant. we made it to 71 in miami today and 73 in fort lauderdale. 76ers are statistical h

the the 1st of 8000 cuban migrants beginning their long waited journey to the of agreement after nicaragua's last approval to land. >> we're not traveling on the first flight because we have older children. we hope god wilg we can take the next fly snie. >> reporter: as cuban migrant make their way to the u.s. >> we're not prepared. >> reporter: miami mayor regular gla to concerned about support. >> what we're sayininis gotten give money to the city of miami. give money to the aght agency so they can have more resource. >> reporter: more resources for the children and families to envolume roll in pun lick schools. each foreign born students comes with an additional 2700-dollar burden. >> congress and administration need to act and provide the financial support to school system like miami-dade's snoontd superintendent says without more federalupport, the miami public school system is facing a serious financial crunch. jessica holly. 7 news snie. >> lynn: jessica thank you. >> danielle: coming up on 7 news. a woman back from mer ma tyranny leave at work when the place gets rob and the dangerou

many were struck at nicaragua, and sought preferential asylum rights in u.s.or cubans may end >>> one of china's richest men is laying a leading role in hollywood. real stade tyke can spend spent $3.5 billion to by a film studio. rob reynolds reports. >> reporter: legendary entertainment produced films that were hits in china, like "godzilla", and "pacific rim", china is passing america as the billingst biggest movie making place on earth. >> i think it's a good acquisition for them. they are complimentary. it fills needs for both. >> this is a blank in a larger strategy to be a world class company. >> wanda is building a large film and tv complex. and bought major movie theatre chains in the u.s. and australia. china's richest person has close ties to the government. critics say it's unlikely that the mon ser and robot flicks would be used to advance an agenda. >> he is forward in saying - he talked to film-makers, it's not going it affect the product. >> films in the pipeline include a remake of king kong. >> it reflects not only the company's global ambitio

. >> reporter: the migrants have been strand ed in costa rica since november 15th when nicaragua refusee them transit visas on their way to the u.s. cubans benefit from an old and some critics say outdated law that allows them to apply for residency if they just make it to the united states. no other migrants have that right. janet is five months pregnant and wants to get to the u.s. soon. >> translator: i was going to leave before i got pregnant. everyone says i was crazy for risking my life and my child's. but the truth is, i am doing it for my baby, who will thank me one day. >> reporter: migrants find ways to pass the time, but what they really wants is to be back on their way north. officials say they don't know when other flights will follow. it would be at least a week they say after the pilot flight on january 12th. it's a waiting game for thousands of cuban migrants at these temporary shelters at this school where hundreds of people are camped ouch. no one from the government has come to tell them when they night be going or who might be the first to go. >> translator: there ha

you know, like, you can never have an argument with a kid in nicaragua about your problems, you know. he'd be like, "hey, man, how'd your dad die?" "oh, my dad? yeah, pringles. like, once he popped, he couldn't stop." you can tell a lot about people by the jokes they tell. i've been doing stand-up about 8 1/2 years. and for the majority of

they are among 8000 stranded in costa rica after nicaragua it refused to allow passage across to the us border. under us fought any cuban who sets foot on us soil is allowed to stay in the country and qualify for legal residency after one year. >>> american prisoners held in iran are you reuniting with their families. this comes as sanctions against the said country are lifted. these are the first sections -- pictures of the us marine after his release from the prison. his reunion is taking place in germany with family members him out after more than four years in captivity. iran released five americans over the weekend including in washington post reporter. robert levinson who disappeared in around in 2007 while working for the cia on an unapproved ininlligence mission was not part of that deal. he is still alive and that is a big if he is the longest held hostage in us history. his family lives here in south florida and they appeared on cbs this morning and said while they are happy for the families whose loved ones have been released they are angry that he has been left behind. >>

many were stuck since mid-november after nicaragua shut its borders. they are happy to reach their destination in fear their preferential u.s. asylum rights >>> a violent clash is breaking out in port-au-prince has haiti prepares for the scheduled january 24th presidential and legislative runoff. look at the video here of several electoral offices that were also attacked yesterday campaigning for haiti's presidential runoff election that kicked off last friday. but it appears there'snly one participate. >>> and we have been talking about this all morning long. this is just weird, i feel like i don't have my shoes on or something like that, i'm missing something. because twitter is down, at least very slow for a lot of people. completely down for others. on social view 6 here, a whole lot of people are talking about it on evererhing but twitter. google plus, facebook, instagram, everybody is chatting about this. it's a cool for everybody, espeally us in the newsroom. one user now launched the infamous sail whe to make it come back. twitter says the outa

lorena/take vo --sobrevivientes de un bote que se volc en la costa de nicaragua llegaron a la capital.. --la marina dice que 13 personas murieron... cuando el barco se volco durante una tormenta de fuertes lluvias y rafagas de viento. --las 13 vctimas eran turistas de costa rica... otras 19 personas sobrevivieron. autoridades dicen que el dueÑo del bote fue detenido porque no tena permiso de estar en alta mar durante el mal tiempo. juanfra/take vo --- y en mxico conductores de un popular servicio de transporte compartido se tomaron las calles para exigir mejores condiciones laborales y la negociacin de nuevas tarifas que han bajado hasta en un 25 por ciento... --- los empleados dejaron de trabajar a principios de la semana pasada para manifestarse en contra de recortes a la tarifa, esto debido a la implementacin de una nueva modalidad, que permite compartir el viaje, lo cual baja el costo del mismo... lorena/take vo --miles de artistas de perforacin y tatuaje se reunieron este fin de semana en rio de janeiro brasil... para el evento ms grande en este tema en latino america... --se est

counts of first degree murder. 13 people have been killed after a ship capsized off the coast of nicaragua. according to the officials most of those who drowned were costa rican women. it was carrying tourists from latin america and other countries when it sank. the hong kong government is going ahead with the demolition of the city's last urban walled village despite protests from the villagers. some are refusing to leave demanding that the site be protected. >> reporter: it is not often you see a low-rise structure in the heart of hong kong. this village is home to around 100 people, some who have been here all their life. >> translation: my father built this house all by himself. so no house is now 50 to 60 years old. he was born here and is one of 15 households who still call it home. his days are numbered because of government plans to demolish this site at the end of the month. >> translation: if the government was about the people t wouldn't force us to give up our homes before we have been resettled. >> reporter: the village was built by indigenous people in the 16th century with t

periodista: un obispo que vino desde nicaragua cree que la situaciÓn de los niÑos es terrible.y se aplica a rajatabla y no se busca el aspecto misericordioso que toda ley por ser humana debe tener y se saca a los papÁs dejando a la dariva a estas criaturas. periodista: existe gran expectaciÓn porque en los prÓximos dÍas el mÁximo tribunal del paÍs debería decidir si toma o no el caso de la demanda de texas y otra veintena de estados que han bloqueado las acciones ejecutivas conocidas como daca y dapa que anunciÓ la administraciÓn de barack obama hace ya mÁs de un aÑo. desde la corte suprema en washington, fernando pizarro univisiÓn. >> usted no se repite que regresamos tras la pausa. - en cuidadodesalud.gov encontré bajo precio, calidad y cobertura. - hombre: chequeos de rutina, medicinas... mi seguro cubre todo para mi familia. - narrador: la mayoría califica para ayuda financiera en cuidadodesalud.gov y evita pagar una multa de $695 o más. - a mí me ayudaron a encontrar un plan excelente y ayuda financiera para pagarlo. ¿qué más puedo pedir? - narrador: es tu última oportunid

one of the first to become a temporary safe haven in november when they were not allowed to enter nicaragua. the cubans tried to make the best of the time here playing dominos, basketball, cooking meals and talking about the journey. "i'm so happy the day is finally here. a day i dreamt about for many years to make it to the united states." long journey ahead for this group of cuban migrants. their flight takes off at 10:25 we will be there. at 6:00, hear reaction from the cuban migrants on the legislation proposed by senator marco rubio. laura rodriguez, nbc 6 news. >>> you can follow laura's coverage from the nbc 67ews app and social media. >>> in just under four hours, president obama will deliver his last state of the union address and he is making it clear this speech will be different. not looking ahead so much, according to the president, but looking where we need to be. nbc steve handelsman is on capitol hill with a preview. >> reporter: good evening. the 2016 campaign, the competition for who the next president will be is ratcheting up our partisan divide. that's why this state of

-woman: nicaragua. -lemonis: nicaragua. -man: dominican republic. -lemonis: dominican republic.n: ecuador. -lemonis: ecuador. -[ laughs ] -esteban: cuba! lemonis: the most beautiful part of america is that they give us a chance, including me -- i'm from lebanon -- to come to this country to make a living, to provide for our families. esteban, 50 years ago, you came to this country, and you said you wanted to become something. esteban: yes. lemonis: i would say that if you look around, you've become something. esteban: this is what i wanted to do. so, i have my dream. [ applause ] lemonis: you have a lot of work to do. everybody excited? woman: yes! whoo! lemonis: let's go to work. grafton's primary business is the custom-furniture business -- a great foundation. and they sell mostly to designers. but i think the real opportunity here is to find a way to sell directly to customers. i told you that i wanted to figure out a way to build a line. steve: mm-hmm. lemonis: and so what i'd like to do is i'd like to start with creating a quick-ship product designed solely by you. steve: o

used the bully pulpit to break the soviets and he used the cia to help the covert operations in nicaragua, and to help the solidarity in poland. he formed a vital pack with pope john paul the second and margaret thatcher in presenting a united front to the soviet threat. he used many many powers at his disposal, not just the power to increase defense spending. he used all that to break the soviet union and, in fact, he did. when the berlin wall was coming down and he's already a couple years out of office. he went on nightline and later told buchanan he always thought it would happen. he just didn't think it would happen so soon. >> host: from little rock arkansas, independent line, you are on, go head. >> caller: i wanted to ask this question, i used to be administrator myself under the bush's-- bush should ministration and i'm not really educated on reagan administration, but i do know a little bit about him. i just wanted to say why, he under reagan did he put money where it belongs or whatever like that? i said put money where belongs and redistribute wealth. >> host: okay, call or. w

maria is the mother of three, an undocumented immigrant from nicaragua. >> on sunday, it was scary, andn't even want to go to the store to buy food or anything. >> reporter: dhs says the latest raids are targeted on focusing people who came to the u.s. from central america in the last 2 years and received final deportation orders, but it has not done much to quell maria's fears. >> some say they are stopping people and taking them away. they said the target is only for those people who came in 2014, but i don't even trust in that. i'm really scared. and that they will take me away. i have three kids, and i have been living here 16 years. my home is here. >> casa de maryland has not heard of any detainments since january 1st. so far dhs has not said if any activity occur in the states. i'm ellison barber. >> thank you. jeh johnson said 160 people were detained over the weekend. >>> in fairfax county they are bragging about how romantic they are. the circuit court tweeted out love was on the rise in 2015 the clerk of courts issued a record-breaking 6,139 marriage licenses. >>> a mother ba

they were stuck in costa rica after nicaragua closed its border in mid-november >>> the world economic forum is taking place in davos, in wits, a summit that could be overshadowed by the falling price of oil and china reporting its lowest economic growth in a century. we have this report from davos. >> you are quarantined two things in davos, snow and economic news, usually positive. on day one in 2016, the news was mostly bad, a fall on the markets, a drop in the price of oil. we have talked about economic recovery, now it's a situation potentially worse than the crisis of 2007. the organization for economic cooperation and development reckons we are out of ammunition. it's time, according to the secretary-general for a change in thinking. >> we continue to rely on the central banks. they have run out of ammunition, because they are the heroes of the last five years. it's time for the finance ministers, for the trade, for the innovation minister, for education ministers, it's a time to go structural. it's a time to go green, it's a time to go institutional. social. it's a time to do a

the explosive spread of the zika photo-- you can see a here of a worker fuming a house in nicaragua. guardian," thehe virus is now in 23 countries in the western hemisphere. millions of people could be at -- millions of people could be infected. this photo was taken in brazil, and this little baby was born with microcephaly. brazil really is one of the hardest hit countries by the virus. it is going to host the olympics in a couple of months. there is an interesting article in "the new york times" about how specialists are weighing the risks of zika spreading at the olympic games. 500,000 people are expected to come to brazil for the olympics, and there is a fear that foreigners that are infected could bring the virus home. the article talks about the fact are 200,000 americans expected to come to brazil in august. when they return home, it will be summer in the northern hemisphere so there will be a lot of mosquitoes around. if they are infected, the mosquitoes could potentially spread the virus there. is a potentially worrying situation on the horizon. there is a lot of focus on th

some 8,000 cuban migrants have been stuck in costa rica when nicaragua closed its borders to them. they'll be taken by bus to guatemala and mexico. and in mexico, the islanders will have 20 days to make their way to their final destination, the u.s. if all goes well. the second batch of cuban refugees are expected to depart no later than the a week. look for the live report height other on nbc 6 and make sure to follow her social media pages as well. >> the supreme court will be hearing arguments today. the focus, union dues. the justices will have to decide pay the fees even if they choose not to join the union. the ruling would affect public sector unions in 23 states, and that does include florida. >>> and it is that time again, florida lawmakers head back to tallahassee this week to start the 2016 session and they're hoping tofind some common ground on issues. some of the issues to be addressed will be issues that actually failed last year. the contentious water protection issue will take place. and the aid to disabilities. and lawmakers will go over gun rights and the massive

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were cuban refugees and part of the thousands that spent more than three months in costa rica after nicaragua of refuse to let them cross the border. >>> john gerard isoining us now. a lot going on weatherwise. >> the el nio pattern which means the storms usually have extra energy and form a lot quicker thanypical storms in a dry season. every other day we will be chasing storms or tracking storms and they will be chasing don't geused to anything. when it rains don't get too used to it. when it clears up to get too used to that either. it seems like every other day will be kind of unsettled around here. system number one we arere watching is down here in the florida streams. that will start shifting to the north late tonight and tomorrow. it's kind of a nuisance shower around tomorrow. here's your planner through noon at 6 am not as cool as it was eaier today with a few showers around. 67 at 9 o'clock with a few spotty showers. some of the lighter rain will fill in more. showers are around but the temperatures will be pleasant. we made it to 71 in miami today and 73 in fort lauderdale. 76ers

. >> nearly 8000 cubans have been stranded in costa rica since nicaragua closed the boarder to them after they tried to to make atat long and difficult journey through the the u.s. cuba hasased restrictions to leave the island which create aid frenzy for travel document. migrant packed shelters waiting for chains to better their life. >> we're not traveling on the first flight because we have children. she and an older one who is eight years old. we hope, god wilg, we can take theness next flight but this test flight they are doing i think is really good. >> >> craig: get together u.s. $555. many sold their homes and cars before leaving cuba to pay for it.. >> we tiewdz make it to the united states with 300 do laferlt so what's humanitarian about that? >> craig: the russian immigrants fliefg the united states concern officials as the evacuation of 8000 people from costa rica is expected to take just three week. >> the president has the ability to freerks to unfreeze some ped fed funds but he has the first declare it an emergency. and immigration mefnlgt want to pretend that everything is

the group was stranded in costa rica for months after nicaragua ima closed it's boarders. a recent a agreement ah lod them to continue the journey to and another group arrived in miami over the weekend. >> danielle: well, alarming allegations against the professor at penn state university in ohio. and a professor at university being investigated by the fbi for possible conneneions to isis. he is also accused of trying to recruit students to join the extremist group and he has been watched bit fbi since 20 14. he says he no ier dehe was being investigated until a student reporter asked him about the gailingses which he de nievmentz the university lease leased a statement saying that are cooperating with the investigation. >>> >> coming in off our satellites. the officials marking the cause of the fire that sparked a hotel fire in dubai on new year's eve. an electrical circle is to blame for all of thvment unexpesd wires found between the two 16th floor. the three story luxury hotel ee snrupped flames flames jusus hours before the new year. 14 people hurt. one person suffere

they were stranded in costa rica after denied entry through nicaragua. >> ready to move on, three daysin mexico and she is off again. she and our cubans at this shelter in southern mexico have a flight to catch. they hope to make it to northern mexico and then across into the united states. before flying to ecuador in october to begin her journey, she had never left home. since then, she's crossed six countries. one more to go. she has come so far but still has more than 1700 kilometers to go before she reaches the u.s. border. her husband is in florida, where a whole new life to start is daunting. >> it's a radical change for me. i don't know what i'll have to face once i get there. it's another country. i am excited, but i know it's a very drastic change. >> reforce in cuba actually helps daisy leaf home. like others, she told her house, which was illegal in 2011. with thousands of dollars in hand, she could afford the trip. they thought flying to the u.s. border would make their trip safer but when they landed in the border city of reynosa famous for gun fights and kidnappings, it b

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costa rica getting ready to leave the country. 8,000 have been stuck there since november 14th when nicaragua closed doors to them. we report from costa rica tonight. shelters where they have been living for months. as could you see in town, everyone is living in a community. people playing basketball. there are about 500 people staying in this shelter alone. many of them here have been selected as the first group of the 180 migrants leaving costa rica tomorrow on the pilot program. many leaders came to an agreement to help them reach their final destination which is the united states. the plan for the group, they must finance their own trip. this le fly to el salvador and take a bus to the border with mexico. once they reach mexico, each person has to find their way to the united states. the mexican government will give them a 20-day period to leave their cotry. the trip cost is about $555. not including the mexico portion of this trip. so a very big day for many gathered that shelter. they are telling me they have mixed emotions because they have very grateful for the generosity and we will

coast rock this all began in november as local10 news reporter hatzel vela first showed us when nicaragua a refused to let them in on their village north from ecuador. this is one of the first buses that will take the first wave of costa rican immigrants. they will fly to el salvador where they will be bussed to mexico. >> laurie: the florida legislature is back in session. governor rick scott delivered his state of the state speech. in that dress governor scott asked the legislature to package. we take you to live pictures now from the white house in washington, dc, where president obama is preparing for his final state of the union address. his speech will include plans to curb gun violence plus a update on the country's economic recovery. and you can watch the state of union address a 9:00 sharp live right here on local10, and then count on a full wrap-up by our from michael putney with his perspective on local10 news at 11:00. story in washington dodd the pentagon said it briefly lost contact with ten american soldiers in persian gulf. >> laurie: and they are now in the custody iran.

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and several gofts government agreed to fly them bypassing nicaragua. our crew was there when some of them first arrived to la ray do texas on friday. how many will be headed here to south florida? how many south florida facilities and schools and social serces are ready to a come state them? big questions and you'll hear from not only our crew be ot miami-dade school board member that's district looks for federal help to fund what could be possible student influx. >> also final debates before the candidates head to iowa. one of the topic we t te to the round table. add injure voice. join michael and me for "this week in south florida" right here at 11:30. >> neki: thanks glenn navment looking forward to i i >>> and we continue to track severe weather rolling through the sunshine state. coming up next we'll have more of the damage left behind bit storms in sarasota. >> take local 10 with you on like us o facebook or >> todd: we continue to see some of the devastation caused by the severe weather over night in central florida. siesta key and sarasota wer

a lot have been stuck since mid-november since nicaragua shut down their borders. they are happy to be here with the right to asylum here in the united states. >>> and police in new york city have a hate crime on their hands. a man from bangladesh living in the bronx was attacked when adam kuperstein reports his attackers shouted the words "isis" repeatly during the assault. >> reporter: speaking through a translator, he says those are the words he heard before he was attacked in front of this school in the bronx. the suspects kicked him to the ground, threw jabs to his face, severely bruising his eye and forced him to go to the hospital. the hateful attack happened friday just as he picked up his 7-year-old niece from school, who could do nothing but watch her uncle defenseless. >> i was bleed inging and it didn't stop throughout the night. she said she never wants to go to school. >> reporter: the community has many are saying this kind of attack will not be tolerated. >> people have to feel free to walk as they want, practice whatever faith they want and not fee

many were stuck since mid-november after nicaragua shut its borders. they're happy to finally reach their destination in fear that their preferable u.s. asylum rights might soooo end. >>> today residents from liabilityliberty city celebrated mlk day with a parade while sending a message to the community. >> put away those guns! >> the common theme -- a message of nonviolence echoing the words of reverend martin luther king jr. students from miami northwestern senior high delivered that caskets. floats, police and fire trucks bearing local politicians were also a part of the celebration. the parade ended the martin luther king jr. memorial park for food, live entertainment and children's activities. >>> and president barack obama and first lady michelle visited an elementary school in washington, d.c., and helped plant vegetable seeds in a garden bed as part of a martin luther king day service event. president obama gave some of the kids advice about the value of spinach in their daily meals. the first couple also distributed bags with books for childre

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he moved to florida at eight years old from nicaragua. pursuing a career in aviation. following in his father's footsteps going to aviation college in miami to get the skills that he needed to get a good paying job. he can now provide for his wife and his son. he said his job allows him to live his american dream in florida and can get back to his community. as a law-enforcement officer working hard to become a volunteer reserve officer. thanks for being here and helping florida. [applause] the favorite three topics are jobs jobs in a more jobs. i wanted to switch gears. thinking about terrorism across the states increasingly focused on safety. to make it clear that religious in the world where a terrorist raid said evil seems unbridled. those that were ruthlessly murdered in paris in those massacred in california. and those be headed at the hands of isis. no one will dispute isis is evil. our next president must make it their mission to immediately eliminate the threat of isis in the united states of america. [cheers and applause] s.a. a prominent u.s. navy veteran, e

bring a journey that will eventually bring them to the united states for a better life. rica since nicaragua closed its border to them weeks ago. they could continue by bus through mexico to reach the u.s. border. the first group of 180 is expected to leave costa rica today. if the cubans can arrive at the u.s. border they will be allowed to enter the country and apply for residency. >>> the latest efforts to make the streets safer for walkers and bikers at st. pete. officers will be look 4th street north all morning long and then they will hand out free bike lights to cyclists at night. it's part of phase one of a program that the police department started with an fdot grant meant to encourage pedestrian and bike safety. >>> there's a new national champion in college football. little after midnight the game between number one clemson and number two alabama wrapped up. it was a good one, tied at 14- 14 in the third, jake coker with the perfect pass to oj clemson eventually takes the lead but alabama would tie it on a field goal and they would eventually add to the score with a kickoff return

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this >>> the journey continues for cuban mying rarnts stranded after -- migrants stranded after nicaragua closed their borders, al jazeera joins them as they make their way closer to the u.s. >>> families of the more than 200 missing schoolgirls marched to the office demanding to know what the government is doing to find their children and freedom from boko haram. . >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news, as many as 2,000 refugees could be forced from a makeshift champ in france. first a look at stories making headlines across the u.s. in the men minute. the fbi found no links between the man that shot a markus phillips police officer and i.s.i.l. edward archer told them he was acting in the name of islam when he opened fire on a police cruiser, injuring the police officer. archer has been charged with attempted murder. a video of another deadly shooting has been released. showing a police officer opening fire on cedric chapman three years ago. fry told investigators he thought fry was holding a dark object. he was holdin

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