and this fishery being healthy is what pays the bills in south florida.at as much as the next guy. we need those farms. if we didn't have the farms it would be urban development which would kill everglades park. the question is how do you balance that? i need two hands to hold the pole and i need mac to tell me what's in it. >> so it's a camera on a pole. >> a gopro. >> but now after decades of frustration, water managers call jerry for his advice before they open floodgates in ways that would wipe out his beloved birds. >> i like to say well we quit digging a hole anyway. we've been digging a hole for the last hundred years and it's getting worse and worse and worse. this bay and the everglades are unbelievably resilient if unbelievably delicate. we can screw them up, but if we can put things back right, they'll heal themselves. >> okay. it looks like there's one chick. it's alive. >> that's a good thing. >> yeah. it's a relief. ♪ why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected

however, let's look at south florida. we survived it. our experience of immigration in the 1970's and 1980's have shown we have nothing to fear from immigration. immigrants are not problems. their opportunities because they bring gifts and possibilities and dreams and determination etc. we can see how -- we should be able to say that our south florida experience should show to the country that there is no reason to fear immigration, that it is a positive for american society. a few weeks ago i saw that are cuban-american congresspeople were advocating that now is the time to do away with it. i thought that was a full list thing for them to say, because that is what the castro government has been saying for over 20 years. so here we go. politics makes strange bedfellows, doesn't it, that we have a hard lining cuban-americans basically advocating for the position of the cuban government that has been advocating for two decades, to do away with the cuban adjustment act. i think the cuban adjustment act or be a template how we should treat i

however, let's look at south florida. we survived it. our experience of immigration in the '70s and '80s have shown us that we have nothing really to fear from immigration. immigrants, you know are not problems they're opportunities because they bring, they bring gifts that -- and they bring, you know possibilities and dreams and determination etc. etc. so we can see how, you know, we can -- we should be able to say that our south florida experience should show to the country that there's no reason to fear immigration that it is a positive for american society. and let me just end with a little -- [inaudible] about the cuban adjustment act because a few weeks ago i saw that our cuban-american congress people were advocating that now is the time to do away with it. and i thought that was a foolish thing for them to say. because that's what the castro government has been saying for over 20 years. so here we go politics makes strange bedfellows, doesn't it? that we have the, you know the hard-lining cuban-americans basically advocating for

of human hearts... [♪] the voice of the wild within. [♪] >>> and developing right now here in south floridaof hours and then make his way to the florida everglades, where he'll tour the nation's largest sub tropical wilderness and deliver a message on climate change on this earth day. mark potter is in the everglades ahead of the president's visit. mark, good to see you. >> reporter: nice to see you, jose. this is the area where the president will be speaking that podium, and out here is the famed river of grass as the everglades is often known. the president has chosen this area because it helps make his point about climate change. the everglades is a low-lying, extremely sensitive ecosystem that's long been under threat from the north because of development and agriculture and canal building but now there's another threat linked to arguments of climate change and that has to do with rising sea levels. scientists say if that continues, the beaches that surround the national park will disappear, the freshwater environments will be changed and will be overrun by saltwater. this is an area th

south florida, you're getting your drinking water from this area. and it depends on this. and in terms of economic impact all of this poses risks to florida's $82 billion tourism industry on which so many good jobs and livelihoods depend. so climate change can no longer be denied. >> there it is from the president earlier today inside the hour from everglades national park in florida. mike you started to list some of the areas where the president is beefing up his legacy in this area of climate change and the environment and you made me think of november as we look at the skies over homestead, florida. i think you're right, they're trying to get air force one out of florida before that and everything that's in that rolls into their direction. >> it's part of a theme that the president has struck since the midterms. remember he said he was going to use his pen, phone, but he certainly axel accelerated that in congress certainly to the ire of congress and that includes his announcement about a year ago around memorial day to cap carbon emissions in this country. majorly antic

in 1992, hurricane andrew devastated south florida but turkey point emerged largely unscathed unscathededorida power and light cites that prominently on its website. but andrew's peak surge missed the plant by ten miles. >> they'll tell you that turkey point withstood the brunt of hurricane andrew. it never was tested by the surge. >>reporter: even if florida power and liked and the nrc are right and turkey point is safe he says south florida will soon be tested by bigger questions as the water permanently rises. >> how soon? not this year. not 30 years. 200 years, i don't expect much of florida to be above the water line. how do you depopulate an urban area like miami? it's not going to be pretty. >>> guilty verdicts in the biggest cheating scandal in georgia's history. in atlanta today 11 of 12 former educators were on trial convicted of theft and making false statements. more than 200 teachers were suspected of wrong doing. many took plea deals to avoid prison. some say they were instructed to change test scores to get bonuses or even keep their jobs >> starting today most minimum wage

. >> carl cameron on the trail in south florida. now more on secretary clinton's campaign. taking a more low-key approach. ed henry is in iowa city where secretary clinton is headed. what do we know about plans for when she arrives? >> reporter: well, tomorrow she will be nearby here. still eave a little drive to go. monticello, out a couple hours outside des moines. she is trying to be at a community college talk too educators and students, low-could behind the scenes as you suggested. and then on wednesday, do something similar closer to des moines with small business owners. the whole point of this is following up on the campaign video yesterday, the announcement where she basically said on social media, this is about you not about me. there are people here in iowa who are still perhaps a little burned by the fact that the last campaign, 2007-2008 she made it more about her, less about them. didn't come here as often as then senator barack obama didn't roll up the sleeves. she is determined at least at the start to change that. >> what are democrats on the ground saying

steve harrigan has the latest from our south florida newsroom from which we cover the caribbean. say that it has now been determined that cuba no longer sponsors terrorism? >> reporter: that's what this would mean, shepherd. it really is one of the key road blocks that has prevented normalization of relations between cuba and the u.s. removing this really paves the way for something we could see in a very short time, that's the reestablishment of embassies in washington and in havana after a 50-year gap. this is something that's been projected to happen especially after the recent meeting in panama between raul castro and president obama and things are moving very, very quickly after 50 years of a real stalemate we're seeing one of the final stumbling blocks between cuba and the u.s. removed. this state sponsor of terrorism was actually put into effect cuba was named a state sponsor in 1982. they've med ld all around the world over the past 50 years. this was as a result of what was going on in columbia. they were accused of supporting the farq terrorists in columbia. that's wher

however, let's look at south florida. we survived it. our experience of immigration in the 1970's and 1980's have shown us we have nothing to fear from immigration. immigrants are not problems. they are opportunities because they bring gifts that -- and they bring possibilities and dreams and determination etc., etc. we can see how -- we should be able to say that our south florida experience should show to the country that there is no reason to fear immigration. that it is a positive for american society. let me just end with a -- the cuban adjustment act. the cuban american congresspeople were advocating that now is the time to do away with it. i thought that was a foolish thing. for them to say. because that's what the castro government has been saying for over 20 years. here we go, politics makes strange bedfellows doesn't it? that we have the hard lining cuban americans basically advocating for a position that the cuban government has been advocating for two decades to do away with the cuban adjustment act. i think the cuban adjustm

it was never tested by the surge. >> if they are right and turkey point is safe, they say south floridaill be tested by other questions. as the water permanently rises. >> how soon? not this year, not 30 years. 200 years i don't expect much of florida to be above the water line. >> how do you depopulate an urban area like miami? it's not going to be pretty. so the question really is for me and my wife: will we live out our life here in this house? and we hope to. my daughter would not be able to do that. >> that was paul beban reporting. michael gerard is a professor and the director of the sabin center for climate change at the columbia law school and he joins us tonight. so michael give me your opinion on this. many nuclear power plants were built 40 years ago when climate change was not considered an issue. they were often built along the water because they used water for cooling. are they built to withstand the effects of climate change today? >> no, they weren't built with that in mind. when they were designed, there was no real concept that there would be significant sea level ris

south florida, as well as the rockies.the gulf coast all the way to arkansas. >>> and if you're flying airport delays most likely in dallas, houston houston, and new orleans. >>> now to the guy arguably the most well-known doctor. this guy dr. oz is battling a group of other physicians accusing him of quote promoting quack treatments and cures for personal financial game. >> dr. oz taped a show yesterday refuting the claims. a clip was released. >> freedom of speech is the most fundamental right we have as americans. and these ten doctors are trying to silence that right. so i vow to you right here right now, we will not be silenced. we will not give in. >> well last week challenging dr. oz's position on the faculty there. >>> when the finding your roots show researched ben affleck's family it found that somebody in his family once owned slaves. affleck said he preferred they not mention that relative and they did not. on facebook ben affleck says quote, i regret my initial thoughts that the issue of slavery not be include

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it's a cash market in miami and south florida. >> really.r to anyone less than a billionaire? >> absolutely. i do everything. i sell from 300,000 to the limit. but it just so happens to be that everyone is cash these days. i mean, once in a while, you'll see a mortgage. but i couldn't even -- >> do you wince when someone says, all right i want to finance about half of them. oh look at the time. >> we'll check those people out. >> the market you cater to it's a high-end market. when people look at markets like south florida and they look at -- even silicon valley and nevada the markets that had been running up fast and furious and tumbled what do you think miami is indicative of? could it be a trend-setter on the upside as it was in the meltdown? >> yeah, i think it's a place, again where people want -- it's a new place to be. people from new york are moving in droves. they want to live there and experience life there. they don't want to just invest or have a vacation home. so it's turning into a city where people are embracing it and want it

by far the worst weather overnight and early this morning has been here in south florida. soaking rain a lot of lightning strikes. that squall line is now heading down through the florida keys. also a little rain through the southeast today from atlanta to charleston, a little rain. nothing too bad out there. get better as the afternoon goes on. the middle of the country there's nothing at all. we have a very weak frontal system trying to push through the west. it's about as weak as it possibly can get. very little precipitation with this at all. you barely even notice it's moving through, even a little wind shift and that's it. we're also starting to get very toasty and hot in areas of the desert southwest approaching some of the warmest temperatures of the season and of the year. areas like phoenix have a good chance of getting up to near 100 degrees over the next couple of days. i know thursday is going to be very close. we should be somewhere maybe right around 96 or 98. it looks like we're going to be starting off and looking pretty good as we go towards the upcoming w

however let's look at south florida. we survived it. our experience of immigration in the 70s and 80s have shown us that we have nothing to fear. immigrants are not problems they are opportunities because they bring possibilities and dreams. and we can see how we should be able to say that our experience show to show to the country that there is no reason to fear immigration that is a positive for american society. and let me just end with a bit about the cuban adjustment act because a few weeks ago i saw the cuban-american congress people were advocating that now is the time to do away with it. i thought that was a foolish thing because that's what the castro government has been saying for over 20 years, so here we go. politics makes strange bedfellows, doesn't it, that we have the heart lining cuban-americans basically advocating for the position of the cuban government that has been advocating for two decades to do away with the cuban adjustment act. it should be a template of how we should treat immigrants. because they have been th

south florida, as well as the rockies.looding along the gulf coast all the way to arkansas. and the lower mississippi valley. >>> and if you're flying airport delays most likely in dallas houston, and new orleans. >>> now to the guy arguably the nation's most famous doctor, at least he comes in a close second to our dr. richard besser around here. this guy, dr. oz is battling a group of other physicians accusing him of quote promoting quack treatments and cures for personal financial gain. >> dr. oz taped a show yesterday refuting the claims. his show released a preview clip in which he shows no signs of changing what he does. >> freedom of speech is the most fundamental right we have as americans. and these ten doctors are trying to silence that right. so i vow to you right here, right now, we will not be silenced. we will not give in. >> well, dr. oz accuses that group of doctors of trying to intimidate him. they wrote a letter to columbia university last week challenging dr. oz's position as a faculty member. >>> we tur

bernard: when you were born and raised in south florida. >> indeed.k tax cuts, tax rate cuts will go down in south florida? >> in terms of that area is a wealthy area. a lot of money down there. stuart: thank you for joining us today. president obama says climate change contributed to his daughter's asthma attacks. what about his cigarette smoking habit? new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business >> i am jo lin kent with your fox business brief looking at the dow, is up 30 points. jerrod the top performers with a watching, jpmorgan doing well mobil also opted take merck doing well as well goldman sachs putting a 62 week high at t

and in south florida, the miami dolphins. >> yeah, the dolphins. listen, the cabbage diet. juicing. topics to discuss other than politics. thanks. the herbalife diet. and in comes charlie. the gloves are off as the battle between guru jeffrey and trian ceo nelson peltz continues to heat up. back up a bit and explain how this began. charlie: peltz is in du pont. demands board seats. an op-ed basically attacks peltz saying he's a short-term guy. larry fink attacked him. attacking people. and son enfield who heads the yale school of -- in this op-ed that peltz is basically -- his returns stink. that's what he said. they lag the s&p. and guess what, his returns are worse than du pont's stock returns over the past year. peltz came back and basically said, you're cherry-picking my numbers. this thing boiled over to some business television, and the latest thing is this, sonenfeild. this is a letter that we as fox business exclusively obtained. it accuses peltz of spreading falsehoods. mischaracterizing his relationship with du pont. what sonenfeild is saying, he would like peltz to stop m

south florida will be tested by bigger questions as the water rises. >> how soon? t this year not 30 years, 200 years - i don't expect much of florida to be above the line. it's not going to be pretty. >>> we are joined from chicago from the senior policy analyst with the national resource defense counsel. great to have you with us. >> when we look at the rising water levels how concerned are you that some of the areas, despite levies are at risk. >> it's concerning. if you look at florida, there's over 145 billion worth of property that will be basically having water lapping at its foundations with three feet of sea level. that's a conservative estimate as the earlier segment on antarctic glaciers melted. we are seeing the ice caps melting more quickly than scientists understood. and a lot of sea level projections don't factor in ice melt that is that fast. >> given that fact how would you assess the global or national response? >> nationally we made progress. the obama administration made steps that are important. they were updating flood protection standards usin

. >> all of which makes him one of the best wildlife photographer in south florida. >> wow.es there. bill weir joining me now. so bill these are incredible images. i understand them. i used to live and work in the miami market so the whole notion of the beauty there in contrast with a lot of people with their exotic animals, and then they dump them there when it becomes a bit too much to handle. you helped focus on the issue of these pythons that are damaging the ecosystem there, at least interrupting it. >> it is. when the raccoons and possums and arm adilos even small deer began to disappear, they realized wait a minute there may be 100,000 of those massive, you know african or south american snakes swallowing these things. they had an open python hunt a few years ago to very mixed success. that's just one front in a war for nature there. the everglades a lot of people thought was a swamp full of snakes skeeters and gators in the '30s, '40s, '50s, we dug it up diked it and dug it and then things started to die. and now the same army corps of engineers that ripped it apart

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. >> the doctor in question ophthalmologist is south florida.k in 2012 he received more than $20 million from medicare. that's more than any other doctor in the country. jim? >> thanks, chris. >>> new developments tonight in the investigation into voting issues in virginia during last november's election. the department of election says it has serious security concerns with an outfit that makes voting machine equipment. the machines are used in about 20% of the voting precincts in virginia and that includes spotsylvania the board will meet to discuss what is to be done by that and they are committed to finding a solution in time for the primaries in june. >>> 9-month-old devin ellis died in october. her father says she went limped when he was feeding her. the medical examiner's office says she died of blunt-force trauma to her head. she had injuries consistent with blunt-force trauma. despite the ruling today, no one has been charged in her death. her mother gave birth to a new baby girl last week but the father is barred from seeing the child b

. >>> a south florida officer is facing charges after being caught on tape pushing and slapping a homelessan. look at this video taken by a woman waiting for a bus that went viral. watch the woman on the ground. he was trying to use the restroom and buzzwas arrested for trespassing. >> a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth a million. >> the officer is on unpaid leave pending the outcome of the case. >>> and the man accused of killing his millersville university girlfriend shows that he called 911 and was giving her cpr when the medics got there but hall was dead for hours after being strangled. gregorio orrostieta will be in court next month. >>> and a coworker called police after the man didn't show up for work and relatives say the family was using a generator after their power because put off. >>> after a month of testimony, both attorneys closed their arguments arguments. he killed three people and averted 240 others. >>> meantime, closing arguments in the aaron hernandez trial. the form erer by in time in court will resume today. >>> and rand paul is the second person

florida, south florida, lots of money there.d the projections with jeb bush trying to raise up to $100 million in the first quarter. marco rubio, the "washington post" reporting he might try to raise 50 million dollars in the primary season. he has one big backer, a billionaire activist, a philanthropist in south florida. he said he could put up to $10 million for marco rubio. >> okay, you have the jeb bush party. >> marco rubio would be the most formidable candidate in the 2016 elections. the first generation american citizen. he's the one that can appeal all the way across the board. >> of course, how many more normans are out there are in both of the guys. >> great stuff. we'll enjoy seeing your stuff on the campaign trail. blake berman, good to see you. >> the "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis, and this is "the willis report." the show where consumers are our business. we all dread it, tax day tomorrow. and just one thing is worse. where are all the tax dollars are going? and the trouble

south florida, you're getting your drinking water from this area. and it depends on this.rms of economic impact, this poses risks to florida's $82 billion tourism industry on which so many good jobs and livelihoods depend. so climate change can no longer be denied. it can't be edited out. can't be omitted from the conversation. and action can no longer be delayed. that's why i've committed the united states to lead the world in combatting this threat. [ applause ] the steps we've taken have made a difference, useing more clean energy than ever before number one in wind power and jen rated 20 times more electricity from sunlight than we did in all of 2008, 20 times. we've committed to doubling the pace at which we cut carbon pollution. china, in part of because of our actions, committed for the first time to limit their emissions. this means that there's new hope that this year the world will finally reach an agreement to prevent the worst impacts of climate change before it's too late. we're wasting less energy with more fuel efficient cars that save people money at the pu

it's also throwing some storms down through tampa and south florida where they need to break their big time heat wave. we'll track this as it moves across the southern u.s. later on today, tonight and tomorrow n. will eventually end off shore. what it will do for us is give us a decent day with high pressure in control. by thursday morning we'll start to see a few more clouds around. i think we're okay through midday thursday. but in the afternoon, showers are going to start to develop mid- to late afternoon. might feed a yellow alert for the thursday afternoon commute. then by friday, it looks like the bulk of this is going to be potentially south and east of us. so best case scenario, little showers thursday afternoon, thursday night. worst case they'll linger toward friday, especially south and east. 70 today, still breezy. tonight 52 with 40s north and west. tomorrow low 70s. a pleasant day. then as we go into thursday, mid-60s. cooler, cloudy with the mainly afternoon and evening showers. may see some lingering showers friday, south and east of town. cool, 64. then the weekend loo

in the past ten years, the gang spread from south florida northward to our area.> one person is now in charge of helping historically overlooked communities in washington. mayor bowser named the district first deputy mayor for greater economic opportunity. courtney snowden will focus on job creation, transportation and public safety concerns in all parts of the district, but especially in areas that are struggling. >>> you can now own one of the beautiful horses that served at arlington national cemetery. two are retiring and up for adoption. this is freedom. he is a 12-year-old therapeutic riding horse. and kennedy is a 15-year-old form are racer. he joined the herd with the u.s. army cason practice tonightkaycason platoon. you'll find a link on our app for the adoption application. >>> new questions about the future of vcu basketball coachociated press, the athletic director from the university of texas is making him an offer. texas fired rick barnes last weekend. vcu athletic director told a.p. nothing is a done deal just yet. smart is still under contract at v

and mohsen mililani from the university of south florida. is this a binary yes or know thing? can iran have some nuclear program and no weapons program and make it work over time? >> well, in theory that's possible. of course there is suspicion as to iran's strands parentcy if a deal was signed because iran has a whole history of misleading the international community including weapons inspectors including agencyies that are tasked with these kinds of inspections. there is a lot of suspicion. i think this is why, of course we've been in this torturous process even tonight at the final hour we don't know if there is going to be any sort of agreement. i think from the iranian point of view they feel this has been an asystemsymmetrical negotiating process. as you mentioned. these countries, some have varying degrees of programs that virtue tallly they're always given the light on, and iran believes they're treated unfairly. so they believe they're always viewed with suspicion in an unfair way. this is why i think you have this feeling on the iranian part now they're going to be i

. >> for environmentalists south florida is on the edge of climate change. the president's visit raises tough political questions. the governor's administration is accused of banning turns like climate change which they deny. they'll welcome funding. >> the president pledged to condition restoration project. many campaigners say saving the everglades shouldn't be a political issue. >> whether or not you believe that humans are responsible for the sea level rising, we need to do something about it, because people live here. visitors pump around 15 billion. the president says it's about more than money. >> the young people who are here the next generation are way ahead of us in understanding how important it is. let's make sure we don't disappoint them. and we stand up and do what is right. >> the white house says the visit here shows a determination to push or change. for a congress controlled by republicans, that may not be easy. >> chile issued a red alert after a dormant volcano erupted. it's near the southern town and authorities have ordered the residenc

>> i feel lime ooik in south florida saying good-bye to relatives. i'm not-- i'm not going to see you again uncle randy. you were always good to me. ( laughter ) uncle stuy, what are you doing with the watch? could i have the watch? i always loved that watch. but you've just been amazing to watch. >> jon: stop it. >> no, no, no. ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: we had great times together and i hope we continue. billy's daughter, lindsey incredibly talented director-producer worked for us for a while. saddest day of my life, is her getting married and moving to l.a. and we're like but she's the producer. >> she did this great work here. >> jon: great work. >> i have to know-- and i'm going to embarrass you for a second and you can edit it out. >> jon: this isn't about me-- >> no, no. he has really good manners. ( laughter ) but he does everything here. this is his-- when you say it's his show. this is his show. >> jon: it's our little playground. >> it's more than that. and you've meant a lot to millions of people every night. ( cheers and applause )

lori fidel and worked for the research forum and now a professor at university of south florida and does training for many police departments including some training for the san francisco police department because using the occ's limited training budget i brought her to san francisco two years ago -- three years ago and had her conduct an eight hour training that included the investigators on my staff, the attorneys on my staff, members from other civilian over sight agencies throughout the bay area as well as members of the internal affairs division. it was an eight hour training and her model of training is to not just include the members of the police department that she iss s if focus -- focusing on but add diversity and additionally we had members from the community and it's extremely important when any of the training takes place on implicit bias that members of the aggrieved communities, the individuals in the communities that have been hurt by bias should be there at that training to tell their stories. otherwise it's in a vacuum and just moving to some of the more detailed recom

truly love baseball down in south florida. top of the sixth, marlins up 2-1. bryce harper at the dish and harper knocks this in with two outs. denard span comes in to score. harp's tenth rbi of the season. the nationals tie this game at two appear, but in the eighth with two on for martin prada, we lines this to right and harper makes the throw to keep runner at think, but the damage already done an rbi single. the marlin lose their third straight and the nationals drop their third straight. final score in this one at 3-2. >>> orioles looking to dial up a win. losers of four straight games. they are hosting the red sox. top of the fifth, birds up 2-0. david ortiz with two men on just crushes this ball. it's not coming back. a three-run blast. the red sox take a 3-2 lead and that's the fourth homer of the season for big papi. in the eighth tied at four. three-run homers continuing to hurt the birds. this time it's brock holt. this one bounces on to >>> we've got to go. got to call the seek soak to let them know doreen will be flying in on her broom sunday to th

. >> in south florida people are enjoying record breaking heat for this time of year. it got up to 96 degrees at miami international airport shattering the 1998 record of 93. officials urged people to stay inside in air conditioning. a lot of people chose to spend it on the beach. >> it wasn't summer like though. it was a beautiful morning yesterday to make a difference to local families. march of dimes held its annual march for babies at the museum. this was the run before the walk. it's the nation's oldest walk fund-raiser. raises money to help more moms have full-term pregnancies and babies. fight against prematurity. i've been honored to emcee that event for years now. it's great to see the kids come back. >> what a day for that. >> it was. it was chilly early in the morning for the run but the runners loved that. the sun came out and started to warm up. it was nice. >> lots of sunshine. we're already seeing clouds. clouds are a little ahead of schedule so we'll be in and out of the clouds during the day today. mostly cloudy view now from the comcast center in cent

recent rain is helping firefighters battle a brushfire that's threatening homes and businesses in south florida. firefighters will be back on southwest miami-dade county later this morning. the fire burned more than 2,000 acres since sunday. it is now 60% contained. firefighters say the rain will make it harder for the fire to spread. >>> coming up on 4:41, for us, this morning we're dealing with temperatures right around 56 degrees outside our studios. looking live here. we're one of the warmer spots though. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell to find out what kind of day we'll have. weather and traffic on the ones. >> hello, eun and aaron. yeah we're one of the warm spots at 56 degrees and most of the suburbs are in mid to upper 40s and rain drops are moving into maryland. garrett and allegany counties. we're all dry this morning. you won't need your umbrella on the way out to the bus stops this morning. temperatures near 40 and 50 and low 50s by 8:00 and 9:00. later on this afternoon, you'll need the umbrellas from about lunch time from early afternoon. showers shoul

high temperatures through the south and through south florida well into the 70s and 80s today. take a look what we have in store. this cold front moves through the east. squeezes the warmth up the coastal plane. south and east of philadelphia could make it into the 70s. we'll see some wind. we'll see some rain. periods of rain. not a lot all at once but throughout the day. and then as this area of low pressure tracks a long the front we'll see heavier rain and that may hold out until tomorrow night. we may get lucky with that. so for your friday periods of rain. we to the it all up between a half an inch and three quarters of an inch. gusts up to 35 miles an hour and temperatures approaching 70 degrees. by saturday the front is long gone. the winds turn northerly and it's cooler. we have the wind out of the north that make it feel cooler than the temperatures. easter sunday looking great. high pressure to the south where we want it. sunshine with temperatures well into 50s as we look ahead more april showers are in our forecast and april is typically the month we see a good deal

no one injured sfwlmpblt another blaze in south florida has burned acres. the brush in the area is extremely dry. no structures have been lost and no injuries reported. unclear what sparked the blaze. >>> now to the unfolding tragedy in the waters of the mediterranean sea, hundreds of people believed killed in a ship wreck, searchers are looking for the migrants who were kramd onboard a boat. some were locked in the cargo hold of the ship that was traveling from libya to italy. this could become the worst disaster involving migrants. >>> no apologies this morning from the mailman who deliberately violated washington's no-fly zone. despite 2 1/2 years of planning he said that he didn't expect to make it all the way without being stopped. more from abc's mara schiavocampo. >> reporter: gyrocopter pilot doug hughes is grounded, back with his family in florida. >> i was in shock. >> reporter: his wife and 11-year-old daughter speaking out about their dad's dangerous stunt, what he calls an act of civil disobedience protesting campaign financing. >> i was just d

and nowhere is it going to have a bigger impact than here in south florida. no place else. it has to be paying closer attention to this and acknowledging this and understanding if we take action now we can do something about it. this is not some impossible problem that we cannot solve. we can solve it if we have some political will and we can solve it in a way that creates jobs. we can solve it in a way that doesn't disrupt our economy but enhances our economy. and it's a bipartisan issue. on the way in i was talking to some folks about the fact that teddy roosevelt is a republican. the impacts of climate change and that we need to do something about it. this is not something that historically should be a part

asking you to do more by votingy on this amendment to help expedite like projects like the critical south florida restoration and the hoover dike. thank you. . i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. is anyone else seeking time on the amendment? question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from florida. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. frump does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: offered by mr. duffy of wisconsin, reduce by $10 million, increase by $10 million. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 223 the gentleman from wisconsin and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. duffy: thank you mr. speaker. i rise to offer an amendment for all those around the great lakes. great lakes restoration program is responsible for planning, design and construction of projects to protect and restore the fisheries and aquatic habitat of

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. >>> in south florida people are enduring some record breaking heat.t got up to 96 degrees yesterday. shattering the 1998 record of 93. officials urge people to stay inside in air conditioned places. many chose to hit the beach instead. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> you will find cooler temperatures at the beach, even in our area this afternoon. it's going to be chillier right at the shore. inland we're headed for the 60s while the shore will see 50s. we'll see a lot of sunshine. what we're not seeing much of is the wind. just a gentle breeze blowing at the "nbc 10" studio. temperature, 49 degrees at the airport. that's the warm spot this morning. most of the area is colder and some 30s to be found too. just a 6-mile-an-hour wind so wind is not an issue just yet. completely dry at the shore looking for 50s to low 60s at the shore this afternoon. not a bad warmup. 40 degrees at pottstown. millville down to 40. 42 in wrightstown. there's some chillier spots to be found. audubon is 43 and camden is 46 degrees