not exactly the same zip code as palm beach but perfectly fine for two up-and-comers.ms like any couple young and in love. aspirational, at the very least. she, had a $20,000 dollar diamond engagement ring. he had a porsche in the garage. their story for public consumption, the g-rated version, was love at first sight. mike was an internet entrepreneur and dalia the businesswoman he fell head over inevitable. there was a teensy problem in their paradise, mike dippolito was married. lawyers jason brodie and josh friedman arranged a quickie divorce so the ballad of mike and dalia could begin. >> he fell in love with her. he thought she was the end-all, be-all. he felt as though, "this was it. and i'm gonna have a family with her and we're gonna grow old together." >> he thought she was the real deal? >> they hit it off right away. they had a lot of things in common. they enjoyed the same things. >> dalia is a real estate agent? >> yes. >> and that's what attracted him to her. >>> this is "dateline." >> i learned that he was arrested. i was shocked. i was so confused. i d

and then eighteen months of house arrest while he was in the palm beach county jail he was on a work release program which means that he left his private cell in a private building without any inmates. in his surroundings at six in the morning and returned every day at ten o'clock at night and he was allowed to go to his affiliate job correct essentially that's correct a joke sentencing but i mean here is a powerful man he was a hedge fund owner he had a pretty powerful influential friends including former president clinton prince andrew and others so did we learn that i heard just so that he divulged names to the f.b.i. people this may have actually been complicit with him in these crimes absolutely first of all the feds do not give you that kind of a plea deal unless you're going to give them something and what could you possibly give the feds it certainly wasn't money so it was information if you recall when he was arrested and while he was negotiating his plea deal the economy in our country was about to collapse were we were talking about the two thousand and seven financial cri

driven into the huffington post in west palm beach we have dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina and in los angeles we cross to wrongful cone he's a comedian frequent guest on the jimmy doors show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate you know let me go to you because i know your political stripes pretty well and reflect upon what i had to say in the introduction to mean if you don't agree you face in sold surround and violence representatives beliefs about what it means to be on the receiving end of violence it seems to me and i don't want to overdramatize things but over the last few weeks it seems to me that part of the political spectrum to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead gene in west palm beach you know it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'm wrong and i hold myself out to the fact that i may

spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead jeanne in west palm beach it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life has been that sometimes i'm wrong and i hold.

spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead gina in west palm beach it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'm wrong and i hold myself out to the fact that i may be wrong. wrong but i enjoy the civil discourse as some of my favorite things to do have always been shows like yours where you can have a conversation in a civil dialogue without ridiculing the other person without calling them names without accusing them of some form of bigotry but the left has taken a tack you call it a civil war i'm calling it an uncivil.

spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead gene in west palm beach you know it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'm wrong and i hold myself out to the fact that i may be wrong but i enjoy the civil discourse as some of my favorite things to do have always been shows like yours where you can have a conversation and a civil dialogue without ridiculing the other person without calling them names without accusing them of some form of bigotry but the left has taken a tack you call it a civil war i'm calling it an uncivil war as a massive step away from the civility and then they tend to want to do this blame game and blame the whole thing on the fact that the president is somebody who hits back just because conservatives traditionally have never hit back and so i think that it puts conservatives like me in a in a really discouraging place and that we've always wanted somebody who would hit back the bully on the playground right i think that's a good thing because bullies in politics they shut dow

there was a time the president had to settle with the town ever town of palm beach agreeing to make a $100,000 donation. he paid it from the foundation and not by accident. in the complaint, there's a note in the president's own handwriting ordering the foundation to pay $100,000 to the fisher house foundation in parentheses, settlement of flag issue in palm beach. there was the time he used $10,000 to bid on a portrait of dot last spotted hanging on the wall in the restaurant of one of his golf clubs, one of the items he bought including a football helmet sign bid tim tebow, another trump president costing $20,000. he managed to use other people's money to fund those endeavors. according to the complaint, he hasn't given a single solitary cent of his own since 2008. now, think about this. all of this what we've seen today in the complaint amounts to a tiny glimpse of the flagrant improprieties lurking in the president's secret financial operations. you can't help but wonder what we would find out from say his tax returns. joining me david farenthold whose reporting on the trump found

the palm beach sheriff's office was in puerto rico.ting law enforcement to help people after the devastation of hurricane mariahey were joined by mart's daughter. so she's quite amazing at 99 years old. listen to her here. >> how many more years he going to be doing this? >> as long as god grants me life and health. i'm happy to do it, i just wish i had a little more speed. >> so she can make even more. thank you martha for all you do. >> i know a guy. >> how sweet is that, because people forget about puerto rico. so nice that she's doing that. >> theyere very cute little dresses. >> adorable. my mom used to so all my dresses. it's a very loving thing to do. >> my mom did so all my close. there were like these crinkly paper. it was very strange. yway, podcast, it's great. michael malice, we talk about the latest north korea stuff. he's really good on it. foxnewspodcast.com, and i just tweeted it so you can find it there. but first or second, i hate these >> i hav de one ofse in a while because it's vacation time. it's almost time to go

he has been in palm beach for a decade. officials let him stay. and now had wears this. ankle bracelet. so immigration officials can track him. something he struggles to explain to his three daughters. >> what is it like to come to work wearing this ankle monitor? >> i don't mind. i would rather be working with this than being arrested. >> being in jail? >> of course. >> this is better. >> right. >> do you feel like a criminal. >> how. >> reporter: despite feeling like a criminal. they believe the ankle monitor is the best option compared to detention. and a proven success. >> there's no comparison. at least you have your freedom to move around and be with your family. it's better than detaining people at a huge expense to taxpayers. they track you and you'll appear at future hearings. it's a no brainer. >> reporter: he's always shown up for check ins. for a long time it was every two to three years. after trump was elect the, check ins were required two to three months. then came the deportation order. >> i don't want to hide anymore. i want to do everything right. >> r

and columnist at the gazette, hiaason worked in several news rooms from the baltimore sun and the palm beachon just 33rd wedding anniversary and he was killed on his own wife's birthday, leaves behind three children. >>> 61-year-old gerald fischman was the editorial page editor. he worked there more than 26 years. he was described as shy, but dwy with the tea and known for being inhe office at all hours. 56-year-old john mcnamara was a news editor but his real was sports. mcnamara t worked at newspaper more than 24 hours. he leave bind a wife >>65-year- wendy winters was an editor and community reporter for the capital gazette, the first spent in new york city working in public relations and fashion before moving tond maryla winters leaves behind a 34ear-o in theale saless behind a fian. a mefu andit cal their families almost reached its algo. hours,an $153,000.heorgan money will go towards medical bills,uneral costs and repairs to the newsroom. the page was started by ana list who does not walk at the capitgazette. >>> caitlin i here to talk about the weekend recast. is 91 right now. 's get

we know the first lady landed at palm beach airport in florida around 3:00, 3:10 that day. the plane was early based on the schedule. if you look at the time of that text message, it shows approximately 4:15 that afternoon, a prior report in the "new york times" stated that, in fact, michael cohen spoke with the first lady during that trip to palm beach. lawrence, we think that it is fairly clear at this point that what happened here was mr. davidson tipped off michael cohen to me coming into the case. it's important to know, lawrence, at this point i had not surfaced with mr. davidson directly. i had not contacted him to alert him that i was coming into the case. and i certainly had not contacted michael cohen. mr. davidson learned that through alternative means. he tipped michael cohen off earlier that week, which caused michael cohen to run into arbitration to try to get an order against my client preventing her from speaking. and then he followed that up with telling mr. cohen that we were going to be filing our complaint. so it's pretty clear what happened, michael coh

stuart: so you'reli me that you sell real estate in palm beach.d 62% -- >> i do. stuart, sales were up 62%. now do you link that directly with tax refugees from new york and new jersey and elsewhere? >> i do. i mean if you look at a perfect example, a ceo buys a 15 million-dollar home. he has to move his company. his employees have to move. it's a trickle-down effect. stuart: those people are moving because of lower taxes in florida? >> absolutely. i can't speak to the tax laws themselves, i can tell you that it is definitely affecting our market. stuart: is it affecting the price of real estate in places like palm beach? >> definitely i think our prices have gone up dramatically. if you look on realtor.com, you see pending, pending, every day in the paper. there is a new 40 million-dollar sale that is front page. it's record-breaking. stuart: i don't know whether you can tell me, but douglas elliman is broadly based company. you do business all over america i think, if i'm not mistaken? >> we do. stuart: are there problems with luxury real estate

around columnist the capital gazet he worked different news za ortion physicals baltimore sun, palm beacht. 61 gerald fischman was cap gazette's editorial page he hadar. worked more than 26 years. communityers editor, reporter spent early part of career in new york city working in public relations an fashion before moving to marand and teaching journalism to high school students along the way. rebe smith 34 years old new hire. les assistant and coworkers say her job to make sure the office ran smthly. >> fifth victim, john mcnamara o editor reportef bowie blade. >> updates on website fox5dc.com as well as social media>> channels. president trump pla to move quickly toppoint nominee to replace antho kennedy. >> he told reporters air fce uding twoin womencl.owed down t demoats vowing to fight the nonee especially in he or she is hard line conservative. >> all right. let's check in with caitlin for the forecast. >> real quick check of the forecast guy as we take a live look outside. probably say it in one warm to you, you already know what it is, it's going to be hot this le t's get straight

west palm beach florida. independent line. john. hello. that manywas curious countries that allow people to just come into your country the way these people are trying to command. guest: all countries have an obligation to hear asylum-seekers. and to allow asylum-seekers to apply in the country. that is something we have to do under international law obligation. far as representation from central america, of the advocating for these folks on the border? -- do they have an opportunity to do that? guest: i'm not sure i have heard a lot of statements coming out of those countries. that would certainly be something i would expect to see. host: the history this policy goes something -- goes to something called the floor. guest: that was the son -- the culmination of several years of litigation. children who had arrived at the border without parents, we were placing those in shelters and they were -- there was concern about the quality of the shelters. the u.s. government was obligated to hold unaccompanied child migrants in the least restrictiv

i'm sorry i laughed, there was a time here we both worked at the palm beach coast in the west palm beachn the south county bureau and he was in the main bureau and he was covering the commission. it was not a flacheral fit. his editor at the time would definitely back me up on that. and he would call, rob, what about the numbers? what about the tax rate? that's a great interview you'd have with the guy after. >> he would be caring about the humanity. >> yeah. and that is where he began the journey to feature writing and the love of narrative writing. >> talk to me, i understand he is a big james taylor fan and he got a chance to interview him. >> i could go on. >> and he was rendered nearly speechless. >> okay. yeah, i was not there then. i believe that he had moved to raleigh, north carolina, and was working at a station as my competitor. so he was an acquaintance maybe i'd seen. but within a year's time we were engaged and got married. great friend, went to hear bob taylor. and i can't tell you how many times he saw them. i know it was approaching 20. we were there last summer to see h

and she now lives in palm beach during the winter and she's at the cape . spring and summer you praiser but you also say were times when her love didn't feel unconditional i had it all just relationship which i talk about with my mother from the time. and that really. and when i was young i couldn't see these really heroic qualities as clearly as you can where you met i was just you know i was rebellious kid i think. you know and like i own kids. our cars have six children an inch and there are constantly looking for evidence of hypocrisy or or whatever mean living in consistency isn't. challenging kids. and i think that's what kids have to bay i think you're supposed to parents are supposed to do it at a older age i did a very young age. you know early as i experienced as petty to tyrannize didn't make any sense and i spent a lot of time running away and doing things that and then i got drugs after. of course that inflamed the whole relationship so i was unable to see. all of these extraordinary qualities at other. and then i got sober are you know twenty

and she now lives in palm beach during the winter and she's at the cape autumn spring and summer you preserve but you also say were times when her love didn't feel unconditional i had it all just relationship which i talk. with my mother from the time. and that really. and when i was young i couldn't see these really heroic qualities as clearly as you can where you may have it i was just you know i was a rebellious kid i think. you know and like i own kids. our cars have six children an inch and there are constantly looking for evidence of hypocrisy or or whatever mean living in consistence that isn't. challenging kids. and i think that's what kids have today i think you're supposed to divorce your parents are supposed to do it at a older age i did a very young age. you know earls i experienced as petty to tyrannize didn't make it nice and i spent a lot of time running away and doing things that and then i got drugs after my dad of course that whole elation shit so i was unable to see. all of these extraordinary qualities at other. and then i got sober earning twenty nine years old a

and in the northeast, crews are assessing the damage this morning after a palm beach tornado. overnight severe storms slamming northeast pennsylvania. >> just a lot of damage. >> reporter: a suspected tornado township tearing apart a mall. it damaged this panera bread and destroyed other businesses including a dick's sporting goods and barnes & noble. >> so we took a ride down there and the back half of barnes & noble's roof was blown off. the whole entire front of dick's sporting goods was blown off. there was all debris all over the parking lot. >> reporter: witnesses describe a very strong smell of gas. firefighters were clearing the area even asking carolyn blackburn with our station in scranton to evacuate in the middle of a live report. >> here's a look at the eddie bauer outlet along with the men's wearhouse and barnes & noble over there. the eddie bauer out let as far as we can see, the storefront was been completely smashed in and debris all over the place. a very heavy police presence here as well as emergency crews and firefighters. it appears we have to get going.

abe as our guest at mar-a-lago in palm beach. the alliance is an enduring force or peace and disability in the pacific region and aroundthe world . on the beginning of my administration, the prime minister and i have been working to expand our cooperation. in a range of areas including defense and commerce. what we discussed today. as i prepare to meet next week with kim jong un, and i want to bring up the fact that the prime minister and also president moon of south korea were helpful, cooperative and they like to see something happen. it would be great for north korea, south korea. it would be great for japan, the united states and the world. our partnership is valuable in reaching this moment and we will continue to be in close communication in the weeks ahead. including the issue of japanese abductees which i know is a great personal importance to prime minister abe. i hope the upcoming meeting in singapore represents the beginning of a bright new future for north korea and indeed a bright new future to the world. the denucle

talbot new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post in west palm beachwe have dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina and in los angeles we cross to ron paul cohn he is a comedian frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the.

the former police officer claiming self defense for a deadly shooting in palm beach county, florida.ge rejecting newman raja's stand your ground claim for killing a stranded driver in 2015. who prosecutors say was calling for a tow truck when raja approached with his gun drawn, and never identified himself as an officer. his trial is set for next month. >>> to miami international airport now. an american airlines worker injured when his company van accidentally drove through the wall of a parking garage, falling four stories down. he's in stable condition right now. >>> the new headline about usain bolt. he and his teammates stripped of his gold medal from 2008 after a teammate was found guilty of doping. bolt saying, the rules are the rules. >>> the boston-based company making necco wafers, finding a buyer, for more than $17 million. >>> when we come back, the baby, her eyes and the band of brothers, who is our person of the week? f the week? ... had a ball being. ...and built a career in construction. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor a

he worked insreveralooms from the baltimore sun tohe palm beach post.man. serious with s a soft side an grense of humor. he had jt celebrated his 33rd wedding anniversary and yesterday he was killed on his own wife's birthday. he leaves behind three children- >>> 61old gerald fishman was the editorial page editorke. he wor there for more than 26 years and man accolades were his described as shy but where and witty and known for being in the office at all hrs. >> 56-year-old jack he worked at the newspaper for more than 24 years and he loved everything sports. his co-workers describe him as a great person and a jack of all trades. macnamara leaves behind a wife. >> 65-year-old wendy winters was for the capital p gazette. fiart of her career she in public relations in fashion before moving to maryland. she' described as wonderful woman, dedicated and a fantastic reporter. wints leaves behind a daughter daughter. and 34-year-old rebecca smith. she was a recent higher at the capital gazette she worked in the sales departm as a sales assistant. her co-worker

over the yrs hiaasenas worked in veral news rooms from the baltimore t sun to palm beach post. his co-workers as a generous man, serious with a soft sid humor. 33raelebedditengd anniversary. and yesterdil he wasled on his own wife's birthday. >>> he leaves behind three children. fischman was the editorial page editor at the capital gazette. fischman worked there more than 26 years and had many awards accolades. he's described as shy but rye and witty and known for in the office at all hours. >>> 56-year-old john mcnamara was a sports reporter at the capital. mcnamara worked at the newspaper for more than 24 years. he loved everything sports. his co-workers described him as a great person and a jack of all trades.mcnamara leaves h. wendi winters worked in public hilations and fas before she moved to maryland. shis described as a wonderfuloman dedic and a fantastic reporter. winters leaves behind four children.ea >>> r-old rebecca smith was a recent hire at the capital gazette. partment as a salesales assistant. her co-workers sayad she m sure the office ran smoothly. she w thoug

officer came to palm beach county for that hearing and showed a video of a man biking along the city of fort lauderdale sidewalk submerged in water. in other words, what's happened in miami beach is happening in the loss olos area of fort lauder dale. then we took the committee to st. petersburg which is on the opposite coast, the gulf coast, where the city has designed its new pier out of floating docks to accommodate the rising seas as they rise up and down in tampa bay. or how about st. august syrians where the public works department is seeing nuisance flooding from high tides that overwhelms their storm water system. but all of these examples of how sea level rise affects coastal florida on sunny days, not rainstorm days, and the nasa scientists at our hearing were talking about how climate could exacerbate damage from hurricanes. why? because if the water is warmer, that's the fuel for a hurricane. that's what is sucked up into that vortex as the hurricane feeds itself. the hotter the water gets over, the more ferocious and likely frequency of those storms. warmer ocean water f

really something very special and we had the prime minister and mrs abi as our guest at mara lago in palm beach the steadfast alliance between japan and the united states is an enduring force of peace and stability in the pacific region and around the world from the beginning of my administration the prime minister and i have been working to expand our cooperation in a range of areas including defense and commerce which is what we discussed today as i prepared to meet next week with kim jong un and i want to bring up the fact that the prime minister and also president moon of south korea were extremely helpful cooperative and did like to see something happen be great for north korea south korea be great for japan the united states in the world our partnership has been invaluable in reaching this important moment and we will continue to be in very close communication in the weeks ahead including the issue of japanese abductees which i know is of great personal importance to prime minister. i hope the upcoming meeting in singapore represents the beginning of a bright new future for north korea an

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a rk, 59-year-old journalist rob aason worked for various news organizations the baltimore sun, palm beachorkers described him as a generous man wh had are a great sense o humor. heust celebrated his 33rdrs wedding anary. yesterday was his wife' birthday. 61-year-old geraldischman was the capital gazette's editoredi years won dozens of awards b shy and with the tea man and all hours of the day. the office 56-year-old john mcnamara w also an editor. he worked at the newspaper more than 24 years. his coworkers described him as a grea person and a jack-of-all-trades, mcnamara leaves behind on a. >>> wendy winters spent the early pa of her career in new york city before coming to il maryland, a is underway at the unitarian church of an apolis, she was described a wonderful what time, dedicated and a fantastic reporter a youn recent hire, working as a sales assistant, she coworkers sayhu e made ser office ran smoolily described her as thoughtful, consider the and willing oh help othe. she leaves behind a fiancee. they had a combined 75 years of journalism experience. two others have been releas

week, but that hasn't stopped him from working as a job as a manager at this popular restaurant in palm beach for javier came to the u.s. at 15 to live with his brother and left his family in native mexico. when he returned he was told the visa he used before without any issue wasn't valid and was refused entry and sent back to mexico. >> i basically, you know, grew up in a farm with not much education. they don't real el explain to you or have someone next to you telling you what you're signing. >> reporter: before being sent back javier signed the documents immigration officers put before him, but he and his lawyers say the paperwork didn't spell out that he was banned from the u.s. for five years so he returned before the five-year mark and was eventually caught. javier has now been impalm beach for more this a decade. officials let him stay, and now he wears this, an ankle bracelet so immigration officials can track him, something he still struggles to explain to his three daughters. what is it lyric for you to come to work today wearing this ankle monitor? >> i mean, i honestly don't min

there was a time we both worked for the "palm beach post."s not a natural fix and he would call, rob, what about the numbers, what about the tax rate. >> he would be caring about the humanity. >> yeah. and that is where he began the journey to feature writing and the love of narrative writing. >> talk to me, i understand he is a big james taylor fan and he got a chance to interview him. >> i could go on. >> and he was rendered nearly speechless. >> he had moved to raleigh, north carolina. and within a year's time we were engaged and got married. great friend, went to hear bob taylor. and i can't tell you how many times he saw them. i know it is approaching 20. i am more of a punk rock fan, so it was interesting this marriage in that respect. as bob phillips tells it and rob tells it as well, i got up there, and i didn't know what to say. i was speechless. there was that humility, some journalists make mistake, all journalist do, all human beings do. it is those of us who are adults in the world, who admit mistakes and try to correct them. my

but casey, these days, her mom and she's trying to live as normal of a life, living in west palm beachrida, south of orlando where this occurred. she lives with an investigator who worked for the case -- who worked on her defense team and was pretty important to the case. she does some filing and clerical work. we're told that she goes out for a run in the morning, her neighbors don't see her much. she doesn't say much. but she did give one interview in all of the years to the associated press where she talked about this case. and that was an interesting interview because she said she doesn't care what anybody thinks of her. she didn't put it that delicately and she sleeps well at night. which as you could imagine, on a probably -- surprising a lot of people that she sleeps well. >> as a mother, myself. >> if i lost my child, my child was killed, i don't know how i could ever sleep well. >> and her life -- it is obviously anything but normal. she barely speaks to her mom and doesn't suprepeak to her father people think she skmited murder. see the report tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. here

during vacation in the early 1940s, robert relaxed with the family at their winter home in palm beach, florida. strolls here with sisters jean. and he entered harvard in 1943, but left shortly after to his the navy where on request he served aboard the newly commissioned destroyer named for his brother joe in action the year before. in 1946,arvard robert posed on the steps of the varsity club with three fellow members of the team.ll he played end that year and 1948, heduating in entered law school at the university of virginia. in 1950,age came in a ceremony at st. mary's roman catholic church in connecticut. mrs. robert f. kennedy. at right.nedy is robert received his law degree in 1951 and became known in the years immediately following. counsel for senator mccarthy's committee.ve they began raising a family years.his one of the most controversial episodes in kennedy's career, a subject often brought up by opponents over the years, was his service as assistant council to the mccarthy committee. this was 1953 when mccarthy after rocking the nation with charges of communism in high pl

you build an amazing community, in west palm beach, florida, we never -- and so have to bill my black family later in life, fortunate to have the community now but met that through the internet, didn't know anybody with natural hair let alone anybody -- when i get these nasty messages, we all throw down in the comments and you are going what you are not going to do. it is awesome. i have to remind myself. that is what we have to do because we deal with negative people in our lives that diverged us from our past and it is easy, the time and attention, not fair for the people who care about us, spending all this time doing energy to people that don't like me a, are never going to like me. people were like it is my birthday and changed my life if you responded to my tweet and i was spending hours arguing with someone like a russian bot. and so i tried to encourage people in the book through my personal story, who is that person who is diverging attention from things you need to put attention into, and not giving them the thanks for doing that. thank you for being part of that community.

during vacations in the early 1940's, robert relaxed with the family at their winter home in palm beach, florida. he is shown here with his sister eunice and jane. he entered harvard in 1943, but left to join the navy where he served aboard the newly forissioned destroyer named his brother joe killed in action the year before. back at harvard in 1946, robert posed on the steps of the varsity club with three fellow members of the football team. after graduating in 1948, he entered law school at the university of virginia. the at aage came in 19 ceremony -- his marriage came in 1950 at a ceremony. eunice kennedy was to marry sargent shriver is that the right. robert received his law degree in 1951 and became widely known in the years immediately following, first as a council member investigating subcommittee in the senate, and later, chief counsel for the subcommittee. he raised a family during the years -- during those years. one of the most controversial was his in his career service as assistant counsel to the mccarthy committee. ,his was 1953 when mccarthy after rocking the nation wit

len se encontraba en la zona, en el condado de west palm beach mudando a sus más de 70 reptiles bajoatravesó esta puerta que estaba abierta y luego se dirigió en este sentido. en ese momento, esta reja había sido derribada por el huracán irma y george, ajeno a los peligros de la calle, decidió salir a darle la vuelta al barrio. lenard: salí a buscarlo a la calle, en el barrio, entre los matorrales. hablé con los vecinos. vilma: de inmediato, puso un aviso en las redes sociales. particularmente, en dos sitios donde los residentes de la zona reportan mascotas perdidas y encontradas. y sus esfuerzos no resultaron en vano. ese día tú venías manejando ¿y dónde estaba george? carlos: george estaba tratando de cruzar la pista... vilma: carlos es vecino de lenard y había escuchado que george se había perdido. dos días después del huracán, salía rumbo a su trabajo cuando tuvo el grato encuentro. carlos: yo pensé: "se va a alegrar mucho de verlo". vilma: a carlos le ilusionaba llevarle la tortuga a lenard, ya que comparte el amor por los animales. Él y su familia tienen una puerquita llamada j

you can see weezer on tour with the pixies starting june 22nd in west palm beach, florida., jamie foxx will be here, glen powell will join us, we'll have music from gallant featuring asap ferg, and later this week jon hamm, tiffany haddish, lil rel howery, dj khaled, plus music from ella may and from g-eazy with yo gotti. our first guest is a multi-award winning actor and director whom you know from some of the greatest movies of all-time. his new tv show is called "yellowstone." >> can't stop it, john. >> watch me. >> go ahead. say it. it will make a lawsuit much simpler. say stop building your house. >> i'm skipping straight to [ bleep ], you [ bleep ]. from now on this is all you get. by the way. give me a horse, you son of a bitch. >> jimmy: "yellowstone" premieres one week from tomorrow on the paramount network, please welcome kevin costner. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: they're excited. you're a real movie star, now television star as well. well, you did television previously. i like this show a lot, "yellowstone." it's really good. >> i saw it last night for th

massachusetts milton academy in the early 1940's, robert relaxed with the family at their winter home in palm beach florida. he strolled here with sisters units and jean. he entered harvest in -- entered harvard but left to join the navy. his brother joe, killed in action the your before. 1946, robertrd in posed on the steps of the varsity club with three fellow members of the football team. he played and that year. in 1948, heting entered law school at the university of virginia. his marriage came in 1950 and a ceremony at st. mary's roman catholic church in greenwich, connecticut. mrs. robert f kennedy. eunice kennedy is at right. robert received his law degree in 1951 and became widely known in the years immediately following. first is a counsel for senator joseph mccarthy's subcommittee in the senate. later as chief counsel for the subcommittee. he and ethel began raising a family in those years. one of the most controversial episodes in his career, a subject often brought up by political opponents, was his service as assistant counsel to the mccarthy committee. 1953 when mccarthy, after rockin

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