i play jimmy mcgill on "better call saul." [ cheers and applause ] after the second season, you know,e, plays around the world. then my brother-in-law, luke, sent me a screen grab of an ad for it in china. and i thought, wow, they're watching me play this character in china. i wonder what i could do in features that could play around the world? action plays around the world. and i thought, i'm in okay shape. despite how i look. [ laughter ] i can hold the makeup, stays on my face. and i could -- if i could train, i could play that part. i thought i had it in me. so i passed the idea around. and derek colstead, who wrote "the john wick" films, loved the notion of me being a regular dad who gets in a circumstance, embroiled this a big fight that's a great big cinematic story of one man against the russian mob. he wrote and it it was beautiful. ilya nyshill directed a movie called "hardcore henry." loved it and wanted to direct it. and we just had an incredible team. and i trained for 2 1/2 years. >> jimmy: you trained? did you start training before you actualy sold this movie? >> luckil

for food blurred by the promise of work and moved to the capital after sales reelection 2 years ago saul started major infrastructure projects but then once a booming economy is now stalling since the coronavirus pandemic what people like me saying one thing i voted for markey saul i thought he would move us forward but he's moving us backwards some say it's turning into a dictatorship we need to protect our democracy and it belongs to the people not to the politicians. critics of the government accuse the president of using the courts to eliminate opponents protests broke out after opposition leader it was months ago was arrested accused of rape in february he has since been released but several politicians civil society actors and trade unionists have been arrested local media estimates 600 people were detained some are now awaiting trial. while the protests have stopped for now the anger has not subsided for rights groups and the opposition those detained inside this court are political prisoners that need to be freed immediately for the courts and the government there are criminals t

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pointed out with this sort of thing is you can't just run to the press and say kennedy assassination saul, here it goes. because a lot of these guys like to talk. they like totell stories . another gangster i know said that it was johnny roselli who was shooting from a sewer and shop kennedy. now, when i mentioned this to gotti junior he said johnny had bad eyesight, he could never make the shot. this is the kind of banter you get when you're dealing with some of these guys. it's delicious. and it's great but it's not something i would call and hold acongressional committee hearing on . >> we don't take it as the only reason why j edgarcooper and robert kennedy didn't get along when he was attorney general . >> exactly where he didn't want the mafia attached that's probably not the only basis i'm sure. >> i cover a lot of this in my book ticking clock so i just urge everybody totake a look . short versions of some of the stories. >> this is from susan pfeiffer, having watched 60 minutes from the beginning i remember the exposc on a auto dealer who rolled back domino and the tobacco story.

for food blurred by the promise of work and moved to the capital after sales reelection 2 years ago saul started major infrastructure projects but then once a booming economy is now stalling since the coronavirus pandemic what people might want i voted for markey saul i thought he would move us forward but he's moving us backwards some say it's turning into a dictatorship we need to protect our democracy it belongs to the people not to the politicians. critics of the government accuse the president of using the courts to eliminate opponents protests broke out after opposition leader go was arrested accused of rape in february he has since been released but several politicians civil society actors and trade unionists have been arrested local media estimates 600 people were detained some are now awaiting trial. while the protests have stopped for now and the anger has not subsided for rights groups and the opposition those detained inside this court are political prisoners that need to be freed immediately for the courts and the government there are criminals that are involved in public di

access to chavez the director of the africa center for disease control and prevention that's dr john saul said he hoped the wisdom would prevail as the whole of humanity would lose if such a conflict which he is going to. use and people get the one last time to pay their respects to tanzania's former president john the food before a burial service in he's village of chatto. was one of africa's most prominent kovac 19th skeptics the government say he died of heart failure the critics in the age he succumbed to complications from covert 1000. now the french artist save as to create the world's largest human chain off interlaced hands reaching around the globe. his aim is to create a symbol that bridges people and cultures through his ot his latest creation was recently unveiled at a special location in west africa. not the usual canvas but a sandy beach in been named the project is titled beyond walls and the brainchild of french artist. also known simply as c.p. he's made it his trademark to produce giant outdoor artworks in unusual places but all with a purpose he says he's creating paint

reporting from saul thank you thank you. icelanders are hoping for a volcanic eruption that will end weeks of sleepless nights due to tremors tens of thousands of earthquakes have rattled homes in the country's south and what experts are calling an unprecedented seismic offend while the earthquakes are caused by molten rock trying to force their way to the surface. experts say it could happen at any minute. here on the wreck in as peninsula icelanders wait for an imminent eruption in the area surrounding night. but among the few residents in this small fishing town the mood is not so much one of concern as it is exhaustion so a situation in green that it is quite uncomfortable right now everyone is sleep deprived because the earth is constantly moving all day on lights some earth quakes a bigger than others randy. is a schoolteacher and lifelong resident here. experts say that an eruption from the brewing volcano will likely occur in an uninhabited zone and not pose a threat to the 10s residence. what can be expected is a sp

all international women say in india saul women take center stage at the months long farmers protests more than 20000 gathered at the site mia delis border with the state of haryana the protesters are demanding the scrapping of new laws they say will ruin their livelihoods and in the next few hours the u.s. secretary of state is expected to honor 7 afghan women who were assassinated last year they were activists journalists and front line workers and they're being praised for their dedication to improving lives in afghanistan under the taliban women and girls couldn't go to work or leave the house without a male escort the situation has changed but recently there's been an alarming increase in the number of targeted killings of women and it remains one of the most difficult places in the world to fight for women's rights earlier i spoke to a fallacy a coffee was an afghan negotiator in the talks between the government and the taliban she is also president of the movement for change body she says of ghana stan has experienced a lot of transformation but there's still a long road ahead.

like ours money judge sauls just brought out to be funny just a little so i will all answer the question about where this money should go not quite i'm sure some of it could be regionally cultural artifacts that are stuck in a museum or there should be research today countries already funny a quick look at other stories from around the world man wielding an axe is injured 8 people in sweden 20 year old suspect was shot by officers and hospitalized police say they are investigating possible terror about the attack a number of the victims are in a serious condition according to a police spokesman incident itself happened in the town of vettel and 340 kilometers south of stop. and another new center greece is being rocked by a 6.3 magnitude earthquake hundreds of buildings have been damaged in the quake which was felt as far away as albania and kosovo there's been no reports of serious injuries 36 people have been rescued from the rubble of their laps. that brings you right up to date don't forget though in the meantime you can check out plenty more news stories we're covering by heading to

i do child study by saul the city has shown just how much life has been transformed . if you want to help save the world. the u.s. targets more saudi officials over the killing of journalists. and calls for the elite unit behind his murder to be disbanded. american tale of this is our jazeera live from london also coming up yemen's death sentence the un disappointed with international donations which crissy the country forced into famine. former french president nicolas sarkozy faces jail after being convicted of corruption. and beaten repeatedly to drive away evil spirits a mother is charged over her daughter's exorcism deaths. i know the united states has urged saudi arabia to disband its rapid intervention force the elite unit behind the 2018 murder of dissident journalist. a u.s. intelligence report implicated saudi crown prince mohammed bin sandman in the killing but the state department will not say if he's among the 76 saudi officials it with visa restrictions because of their connections to the motor. we have urged saudi arabia to disband this group and then ad

joint statement saying that alliance has never been more important public pride has the details from saul. as expected it reconfirms the commitments to this alliance between south korea and the united states and alliance which is the statement said it was forged in blood on the battlefield 70 years ago during the years of the korean war there was also emphasis on north korea as we expected both the united states and south korea committing themselves to the denuclearization of north korea but without going into too much details differences do remain between south korea and the u.s. on how exactly that could or should ever be achieved their words emphasis on also on restoring the relations with these 2 traditional allies in northeast asia both south korea and japan all of this mission has been about resetting the very important relationships also doing some repair work on the relationship between south korea and japan itself which has become quite frayed in recent times when it comes to china there was no actual reference to china by name in the statement that causes problems here in south

stolen saul storage april 13th on d w. i'm reading tea leaves a journalist and then also. a man sitting off to syria to meet a young woman few people have ever heard of it just 33 she's been the mayor of record for close to 4 years this city of 300000 inhabitants which became the capital of the so-called islamic state was almost completely destroyed during the syrian civil war now it's may is a kurdish sunni muslim called layla mustafa. for talks on meds you go to and i am going to mesa i'm hoping to write a book with and about layla although i don't know if i'll succeed or what white says. after driving through northern iraq we into syria under the protection of kurdish security forces this stretch of road is still dangerous. physics shushi reasons we would be staying with a long just 9 days 9 days in iraq. our story starts in 2011 with the arab spring in syria what began as a peaceful uprising was quickly and brutally crushed by president bashar al assad. seem to conflict escalated into full scale civil war thank god thank. you. it wasn't long before islamists had infilt

and this also applies to one of saul to lin sky's rules where he talks about freezing the target, beingw that there is a group of academics who are trying to reclaim the university, this is a step in the right direction. >> we'll be curious to see where it goes, that's for sure. doctor, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> and a georgia police officer is hailed a hero for pulling a teenager from a burning truck. a collision with a wrong-way driver, the girl was trapped inside. two others helped the patrolman rescue her with seconds to spare. >> all i heard was go, go, go. we were in about a 50 feet, and i set her down, turned around and looked and the entire cab was engulfed in flames. >> the wrong-way driver faces several charges. good to see you, benjamin, see you tomorrow. >> see you tomorrow. >> there are more children coming across the border than we have facilities for at this point in time. >> eventually, it's going to be a national security crisis, because they're children today, but they could easily be terrorists tomorrow. >> a sixth woman has come forward. >> she is acc

. >> reporter: saul gropeman runs a cafe. he is encouraged to reopen his dining room though he says it likely will take a few weeks to hire staff and get ready. he is looking forrd to the orange tier. >> once we get to 50% indoor plus this we will be at regular capacity. >> reporter: of course, outdoor dining more dependent on the water. here at the maya restaurant they have tables without heating elements, people less willing to sit there on a chilly weather. >> when this weather is cold and windy, if they're not near a heater they don't want to stay. >> reporter: he owns maya restaurant. he plans to have indoor dining by tuesday, though he says the tier change won't automatically bring back the tourists and warmer weather. >> summer is coming and we are hoping we're going to make a little more business. >> reporter: in sonoma, matt boone, "abc 7 news." >>> today it became official. california breweries and wineries no longer need to serve food to operate outdoors, no matter what tier they're in. "abc 7 news" reporter luz pe

burns the successor was a guy named raymond saul in the air who you see here in the middle. on the left is sherman adams the well known. staff chief for eisenhower and burns is on the right. but even saulnier criticized comfort, but he said it more politely said his quick responses tended to be a little disconcerting to the academic and reflective mind. so these kinds of feelings? it's it's a wonder that the strong disagreement. that they occasionally had to not make the newspapers, but it was a different era. yeah likes people were very loyal to him. you didn't have people, you know going outside. and talking to the media except maybe the army officers that i mentioned. in the end doing nothing turned out. to be a successful course of non-action because the economy revived and expanded rapidly beginning in mid 1954. now humphrey felt vindicated, but i arguably learn the wrong lesson that doing nothing would always be the right thing to do. and of course a few years later in 1957 there being more serious recession, but this was after humphrey had resigned. in the end ike int

thing like bowling alleysl saul this is a step in the right direction but many are wondering what life will actually look like on the other side of this after a year of being shut down. are these changes permanent? >> we have a lot of people that have been stuck in the house. they are restless and ready to get out and mix up the routine and you have some that are been used to staying home. it's a toss up. some will come back, some won't. >> all right. not everybody though is excited about the reopening. remember, one of the thing that is reopening today are nonessential office buildings. i'm standing outside the sales force tower. that's something that could reopen today. just down the curb i can see staff arriving, getting ready to picket because they feel like this isn't going to be safe. in the next half hour i will talk to them. show you new video. so you know, there is the other side of that coin. now we are live in san francisco. >>> this morning in abhijit update, score one for santa clara county in its battle with blue shield. the insurance company is dropping its demand that s

they got him into the car, took him to sauls lee toe. bridge. train responders ushered him out of harm's way and to an underpass. they are nursing him back to full strength with the help of fish smoothies. >>> time for clear the healthers from pets in need. meet gordo. he is a special boy in need of a special home. despite his rather large size, he thinks of himself as a lap dog. he loves to get outside and go on walks. he's good on leash, well mannered. they have discovered he has a seizure disorder. they have got him recently on medication for that. they're optimistic as long as it is maund he will be happy and healthy for life. pets in need is looking for a home with adults and no other pets. if you would like to find out more about gordo, go to pets in need.org or give them a call. what a cutie pie. we hope he finds his forever home. and i can see just a peek of your little forever baby behind your shoulder. we love having binx be a part of our morning. thanks to you for making us part of your morning. more news at 5:00, 6:00, and 11

agree with rich, i think a lot of things got way ahead of themselves discovery went from 21 to $70 saulecause they had discovery plus they probably priced in several other products s of as i think about it where is the money going to go it's going to go to producers of content. maybe disney is a play, maybe. i have always said and will say it again, i think you buy l.a. real estate. >> or virtual real estate. coming up. gamestop to the moon one analyst uped the target by more than 1,000% and later, crypto cars, you won't believe what you can now buy with your bitcoin, much more "fast money" in two.t# ♪♪ in boxing or any other business, one day, you're gonna take a hit you didn't see coming. do you stay down? or do you get up? [announcer] and this fight is a long way from over, leonard is coming back. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money. jefferies out with a very figure call on gamestop, upping the price from $175 from $15 a share. so overnight she went up 1 -- $160after earnings release which was underwhelming. i read through her note she switched from price to sell multiple and took

that saul there is to it.nt to say, to have an absentee ballot, you can't get to the polls, you need a notary to come to your house, what poor person is going to do that. so this is despicable. scrks-1 would undo it and allow the justice department to undo it. we have to pass it. >> stephen: mitch mcconnell said on the floor of the senate that if y'all change the filibuster, there will be scorched earth of the kind that no one presently sitting in the senate has ever seen. what could possibly be more scorched earth than the way mitch mcconnell has just run rough shod for the past four to eight years, really? i mean isn't he threatening that if you do this mitch mcconnell will continue to be mitch mcconnell? >> yeah, we used to call the senate when he was in charge the legislative grave yard. the house would send over good bills that had a lot of popular support. he might oppose them, fair enough but he wouldn't even put them on the floor for a vote. mcmitch con el is so afraid for of the american rescue plan t

congressman brian babb and, tom homan, along with kristin tate, jeanine bonelli, christopher bedford and sauliesenberg on today's big headlines a big development, house democrats and border states up in arms over the biden administration denying the border crisis saying it's only just a challenge we have the update on that in the update on the horrific car crash at theat border now being investigated as a human smuggling operation more than a dozen nowsm dead. a defiant new engineer governor declaring he will not resign as he apologized for the sexual harassment allegations against him this after protests against him broke out this is happening days after cuomo was criticized for downplaying his flirtation to be misinterpreted and an irony bother governor cuomo signed two years ago dramatically lowered f the bar r proving sexual harassment claims making governor cuomo potentially liable under the new standard that he approved it also governor cuomo is not the only democrat governor facing investigation for creating covid super spreader disasters in nursing homes and will tell your who else ha

was on paul saul so as to do it all more until devean great deal with. the 2 gay bully gleg siebold isn't nomen to skew the us was on bill's own syl book obama says dude little hope gandhi said the new food lepage if you need there's a limit. to have a monetary union work effectively. what happens is that the more efficient regions or in the case of the eurozone countries become even more efficient and wealthier the poorer regions or less efficient regions become poorer and less efficient. italy south was industrializing until the country unified and in the in the $860.00 s. and seventy's and once that happened if you are an italian investor in the south why would you invest money in the south when you can earn more money by putting your savings in milan. or investing it in the north of italy so the south became steadily poorer so what did the italians have to do they had to get always and they still doing it had to send money to the south regularly not lend money but give gramps. and then the old days they had the big gossipy metal door the funds for so

. >> that saul horse hockey. none of that is true. none of that was true when they said it, and they knew it. i mean, the intelligence community under trump concludes putin authorized and a range of russian organizations conducted, and we assess that china did not deploy interference efforts. but nevertheless, there's the attorney general under trump, the deputy attorney general under trump, trump's national security adviser robert o'brien, trump's director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe, all just shoveling that bull. i'm not worried about russia. russia is not doing anything. china is really. we now know that when they said they were looking at the intelligence, what the intelligence said was exactly the opposite of what they told us the public during the election. what the intelligence said was that russia was attacking the 2020 election again to help trump again, and china wasn't. that's what the intelligence said, but all of those trump officials told the american public exactly the opposite. which is not only lying to t

the head of social security right is a man named andrew saul, a hold over from intrump administrationr the delay, those democratic chairmen were not having it. they sent this letter to the head of the social security wednesday night demanding that his agency immediately give the irs the information they need so they can send out those checks and send it immediately. they meant by the very next day. the four committee chairmen signed it, quote, with sincere concern for those who need their money now. before 9:00 a.m. the next morning, the social security agency, in fact, sent over the information the irs needed so that the checks could go out. we still don't van exact date for when the checks will be received, but the irs has everything it needs now, so presumably that can get resolved quickly. as to why they were delayed in the first place and people on social security weren't getting them, that remains to be explained. but it appears that a little pushing and shoving solved it late this week. stay with us. d shoving solved i late this week stay with us [typing sound] i had this hundr

educated our own, saul results. -- saw results. then, we were like, ok, wait a minute, we shouldn't have to do this. we shouldn't have to pull all these resources together. what's happening in every other city in california and across the country that does not have a virtual home providing literacy and these pieces? for us, it's like we have to run parallel track. we build and we fix. we have to build our own, we are going to build our solutions, but we also want to fix the system that puts them in a position where we have to do this work and educate our own children. curtis: i'm glad you said that. it is not either or. in black church, we say pray while moving your feet. you demand more, but you also act as well. here is our next survey question. we will throw this on the screen. it's a question around this idea of adequate versus quality, and you have to choose one. every state constitution should include a quality or adequate education. which one do you believe every state constitution should guarantee? is it a quality education

libya is striving for stability after years of political turmoil with saul former president evo morales flee the country in 2019 to be replaced by a right wing interim government socialists are now back in charge nationally but it's your thirty's handling of the pandemic that now underlines every campaign promise every political decision. all the candidates all over the country have said they'll fight against the disease but there are still particular problems in each region in relation to infrastructure. the pandemic has starkly highlighted the issues that most concern bolivian voters. the most important is health not just physical but mental health too and we were going through right now with this virus we also need to be economically stable. 7 medical professionals are on strike over government emergency measures to fight the disease or the number of daily new infections continue to rise. has killed more than 3000 people in bolivia. a former minister unable well as his government one presidential. elections last october organized at the height of the pandemic. his 1st few months in o

sending a signal to the region with this whole is a visit so let's start with the relationship with saul is this a show of strength then for pyongyang well a show of strength of showing young i'm not sure it's i think it's just a signal mostly to the world again by destroy issues prepared to actually put its money where its mouth is so to speak he's talked about consultations he's talked about putting alliances 1st he's doing all of that 1st trip overseas by the secretary of state in the secretary of defense or to north east asian alliances and the priorities detached consultations he's also emphasizing the the priority that he's attached to the end of his civic region which he's been repeating time and time again and that's that's a constant theme in u.s. foreign policy for for over a decade now so i think the signal here is 1st and foremost to the world that this is going to be a return to some very well known principles of american engagement in american diplomacy and then after we've gotten past that then he's going to be focusing i think on on on countries like north korea and as as

this happens to be one at the saul duck river falls in the rain forest area of olympic national park, and i had the good fortune with my son to cross that bridge or at least a successor to a few years ago and take a photograph from nearly the same location. i'd like to think my pictures as good as george's but i'm not going to brag on that. while he spent most of his field seasons in the west and he would usually be in in a field season from spring until fall traveling in the west. he would occasionally make trips in the east coast. he's based in washington dc so you would think that he would get assignments in the east occasionally and in the spring of 1937. he made a trip down the east coast, georgia and florida all the way to the dry tortugas is the far end of the florida keys and it was here we made this wonderful photograph. i love the symmetry of it at fort jefferson at the dry tortugas in that particular trip. he was also the official photographer for the dedication of the going to the sun road at glacier national park in montana in july of 1933. and he took this photograph of

we have existing foundry customers at saul -- small scale so this business will get underway.imated the overall foundry market at $120 billion by 2025 and we will pursue a meaningful portion of that. shery: pat gelsinger is speaking to emily chang. let's get more of intel at's -- intel's plans as well. midazolam any joins us now. what do you make of intel's move? >> thanks for having me. it makes absolute sense if you think about the current state of leading semiconductor main effect drink, a majority of the chips are made in taiwan. taiwan is a location that is been -- the country is going through its water shortage. there are also political issues, especially with china, and all of these factors raise significant risk to the viability of taiwan remaining the only location for manufacturing of semiconductors in that context, it makes a lot of sense for intel to become an enabler for manufacturing in the u.s. as you can imagine, this is a bipartisan issue. the u.s. government is providing funding, and on top of that, the demand of, especially with glad infrastructure, it does

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we are in a strange situation which i am not sure many people for saul, that a democratic administrationhawkish on china issues than donald trump and mike pompeo did. this partly came about because last year, the budding campaign took a decision they could not be seen to be soft on china because it might play to their disadvantage domestically. u.s. sentiment has turned hostile to the people's republic of china especially in the last year because of the pandemic. this began as a calculation. they are now forced to follow through. on the chinese side, the rhetoric has gotten a great deal more strident in the last year. we have become used to will for your plumber see. -- used to wolf warrior diplomacy. it has elicited a good deal of hostility from not only the united states but from european countries too. haidi: we have heard from at least two top chinese generals talking about a possible confrontation with the u.s. we know the military budget is not likely. do you think under this administration we are surprisingly closer to the risk of the thucydides trap? >> it is an idea my old frien

believe they do not want facebook to be the arbiter of truth and deciding everything that is true and sauls deeply conscious, we feel a deep responsibility to keep the people who use our product safe and secure. >> the chair of the house antitrust subcommittee says a major reckoning is in order. >> these companies have monopoly power. some need to be broken up. i'll need to be properly regulated and held accountable. >> it is the first major congressional antitrust investigation by congress in 50 years, and thursday's hearing on big tech staggering influence not be the last. i am a great -- i am emily chang. kailey: that was emily chang giving us a preview of today's tech hearings. joining us for more is daphne keller of stanford cyber policy center. until 2015 she was associate general counsel for google. daphne, you are the perfect person to speak with. when it comes to the section 230 issue, the ceo seem divided on what the implications would be if it was changed or removed. what would it mean in reality? daphne: it depends what change was made. removing section 230 entirely would be a

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saul, an incredibly dynamic colleague and will be a terrific leader. we got to make the loan program and doe work not for just big projects but for smaller projects in smaller communities as well. growing up in a town of 9000 people i know what the kind of employment needs are in those communities. i would absolutely love, if confirmed, working with you and your staff to make changes necessary to the loan program or other parts of what doe has worked on to make sure everyone benefits, all countries, all states, all communities can benefit from the opportunities. >> it is a considerable initiative. we want to make it work at all levels. one of the things that you have indicated a great deal of interest in is the arctic energy office and i had in opportunities to speak to secretary granholm about this. last year we work to reestablish that and it's a pretty great partnership going on with housing research center and the national renewable energy lab and i look at partnerships like that is really key to what we are going to be able to do with, not only de

esto luego de que circularÁ un vÍdeo que se puede ver a saÚl canelo Álvarez celebrando junto al que parecealbert. hay cambios. albert: han bajado las temperaturas en toda la costa este. [risas] soy rÁpido. hay cambios en la costa este. es impresionante ver las temperaturas a esta hora. en la costa este hace frÍo en el noreste. new york 24°. si comparamos estamos entre 20° por debajo. en texas llegamos a casi 30° menos. han bajado la temperatura. hay que pensar en ese pedazo de hielo que tenemos en la antÁrtida. las imÁgenes se hacÍan virales durante el fin de semana. para poner en perspectiva, para que se den cuenta, tenemos que voltear el mundo. tenemos que ir al polo sur. ahÍ estÁ la antÁrtida. ese pedazo de hielo se ha roto en la zona del continente congelado que tenemos en el sur. puede ver la posiciÓn de ese hielo. para poner en perspectiva si lo comparamos con la ciudad de nueva york serÍa 21 veces la isla de manhattan. es el pedazo de hielo que se ha desprendido. visto esto. querÍa mostrar en cuÁnto al polo sur. tenemos en nuestra zona nube en atlanta, carolina del sur, miami. aguac