still developing in south florida as we wait to see whether they will rescue any one. we've been fortunate enough to have the facility of wsvn in florida. now a live report from the field. let's in as wsvn's coverage continues. >> many people managed to be on the other side of the collapse. they just left their cars and raced out of there. there was quite a few walking wounded. sadly to the right where you see that yellow tarp, that is one person who we know has died on the scene. that's why that car, that victim is being covered by the yellow tarp. personnel assessed that they did not survive. >> for those -- i'll mention this again. we have sheldon fox there. we'll check back shortly. there's a spot on campus that's been designated for families, loved ones that have concerns about anybody that would have been in that area to reconnect. the reunification being held in room 100 of the sasc building, 107th and 16th street. you're told to take the 16th street entrance. it's been designated as the family reunification center. a lot of concern among folks worrying about any

behind this bridge was should the biggest of all storms, an andrew-style storm come roaring into south florida, this pedestrian bridge would survive. "the new pedestrian bridge is post tensioned to achieve a design life that exceeds 100 years". instead, just days after the opening, the collapse in south miami-dade county. new bits of information just coming in. the national transportation safety board has just announced that it will be sending a team to investigate this. the ntsb says stand by for more information. governor rick scott enroute to the scene in west enmiami-dade. the miami-dade mayor, carlos jimenez during a phoner with cbs miami said he's not there, but traveling out of town. he says he's in touch but does give us this information from his office. what we know now is six people have been taken away. one in cardiac arrest. and underneath this bridge right now, according to the miami mayor, there are eight vehicles. a statement now on the pedestrian bridge collapse again from the mayor. i have received news about the fiu pedestrian bridge collapse and i'm actively monitoring this.

first we will not update you on the situation in south florida. those of you who have been with us for the last couple hours know that authorities have just updated us, and we know that there are a number of vehicles trapped beneath this collapsed bridge which is at 109th avenue due west of downtown miami. wsvn with a comprehensive update. let's listen. >> trying to hear any sound under the bridge. from anyone trapped underneath the rubble. days after the 950 tons span was installed over the busy stretch of southwest eighth street, the unthinkable has happened. hello and welcome, everyone. >> officials say at least eight vehicles were crushed in the collapse and we have team 7 coverage. >> let me set the scene for everybody at this hour. you can get a live look on southwest eighth street. you can see it's an extremely active scene. eight trapped vehicles, eight victims to the hospital, this bridge collapsing around 1:30 in the afternoon. let's get to live pictures of seven sky hd, which will give you an enhanced view of what's going on, and what's

this is coming live from wsvn, the news station in south florida. a month ago, it was the school shooting in broward county and parkland. we're all familiar with this. and now this horrifying accident that happened at florida international university right along the tamiami trail as you heard her say on southwest eighth street. lynn martinez was giving us the play by play. most interesting is the fact that this thing had just been built. just went into partial service on saturday. in fact, it's so new, they released this time lapse, this is building this bridge over time. this was no small structure. remember, lynn martinez just announced that it's more than 900 tons that has collapsed on to cars. we don't know if there were pedestrians underneath at the time. a major roadway. you presume there weren't people walking on it. trace gallagher with some more facts on this situation. trace? >> yes, just what you're saying there, shep. it's amazing. it's built on separate objects and they rolled it in space. the span is 176 feet wide. it's a massive bridge

her family mewants to know why. >> a 44-year-old mother of two from richmond flew to south florida forral cosmetic procedures. she stayed with her friend. she says employees at the surgery site sent her to get a pre-op ultrasound in a different location. the cementer was closed, and when they came back, the cg cosmetics proceeded with the operations anyway. after the one-day surgery for breast implants, lypo, and a tummy tuck, she says she was in pain all night, moaning until she collapsed around 4:00 a.m. she later died at the hospital. long time friends back here in the bay area couldn't believe it. >> everybody is just devastated. it was a big loss. >> reporter: family members say they want justice and set up a gofund me to bury her and help in the legal fight. the police say the case and cause of death are under investigation. cg cosmetics surgery sent a statement saying in part, it is our preliminary understanding that the events giving rise to the incident are unrelated to cg cosmetics services. we are closely monitoring this case, and we'll facilitate any and all investigation i

matt finn with the news in our south florida newsroom this afternoon.ed that she was not a partner and her husband's crime and basically, her husband's captive, and the jury agreed wie defense. noor salman was just released a short while ago and we obtained this photo that shows her with her attorneys. after the verdict, and smiling from ear to ear in the hallway saying buy according to one of our reporters in the courtroom. she is now expected to be reunited with her 5-year-old son that she hasn't seen in one year. during the verdict, salman cried tears of joy. she wrote a confession saying she saw her husband by a gun and said she was going to tell someone but was afraid. the defense argued that she was depressed and coerced into that confession. the attorney argued during the trial, all the evidence used against her was proven wrong and that there was never a moment he felt he had lost the case. after the verdict, salman's attorney gave his thoughts as the family spokesperson. >> this was a case where the more we learned, the better noor salman look.

under construction, however, it was already standing right on top of the intersection here in south florida. right now the good news out of all of this is florida international university is in the middle of spring break. this is a very, very large university. normally it would be very busy. i could see some students running outside trying to get a closer look at what was happening. and some people were definitely in shock, crying. it's not clear if it's because they knew the people affected or just the sheer shock of seeing sufficie such a large structure lying on top of these cars. still an active scene out here. they did ask us to move further away. from where i'm standing right now, i can't really see if they're still actively trying to get people out of this bridge. >> they are. we can see from our overhead shot. are you sure the structure was made of concrete? >> i'm not sure exactly the material. i can tell you by the debris lying around, it's definitely not the sort of material that is designed to fall on top of cars. >> no doubt about that. >> these cars are completely flattened by

in south florida two minutes in against panthers had co gudas drills a guy draws a penaltyer mrazek flyers down one to nothing. panthers cherry picking here the other way mrazek well allowed 11 goals in just two days. flyers down four to nothing right now in the third, trying to avoid losing three straight for the first time in a movement. >>> sixers are fighting for the playoffs, and one of the teams that they are fighting with for seeding is very teae facing they are a behind sixers for sixth spot in the east. >> it is a collective progressive growth born out of some rough times early in the season, and now sort of delivered into march, withe excitement that we're really close to achieving something, in our eyes, that is special and was a planned goal and that toys play in the playoffs >> they will tip off tonight at 8:00 o'clock. >>> one month ago today, eagles won the super bowl, and eagles fans this will make it even sweet tore day. cowboys owner jerry jones says it raises and puts more pressure on the cowboys. the under dog, man's best prussia at philadelphia sports c

. >> i am stewart varney in for lolou dobbs, a tragedy in south florida, a pedestrian bridge, still underonstruction collapsing in west ern miami, killing people. we'll have a full report in moments. >> also, top republican senator joining the cause for a second special counsel to investigate deputy of justice, and fbi corruption. >> and embattled former fbi deputy director mccabe making his case for why he should not be fired days before his pension kicks in. we'll take it up here. >> our guest congressman ron desantos on effort to purge the deep state and the fbi and justice department. congresswoman martha mcsally, discussing president trump's track down on sanctuary cities. dr. sebastian gorka on new pay-to-play allegations involving former vice president biden. and best political analyst in country, ed rollins, on president trump's insistence that reports about white house staff shake up are bunch. >> search and rescue, forth in south florida we're still awaiting numbers on fatalities after a bridge collapsed. fox news correspondent phil keating in miami with our report. reporter: th

our nbc producers there have documented a number of cases like this, women flocking to south florida, lured by low-cost plastic surgery, the results can be tragic. delma pineda, 44-year-old mother of two from richmond, flew to south florida for cosmetic procedures. she stayed with her friend cindy. she says employees at the cosmetic site sent pineda to get a pre-op ultrasound. the center was closed and when they came back, cg cosmetic proceeded with the operations anyway. after the one-day surgery for breast implants, liposuction, and tummy tuck, she says pineda was in pain all night, collapsed around 4:00 a.m., died at the hospital. long hyme dive frie long-time friends in the bay area couldn't believe it. >> everybody was devastated. big loss. >> reporter: family members want justice and they set up a go fund me to bury pineda and help in the legal fight. miami-dade police say the case and cause of death are under investigation. tonight cg cosmetic surgery says, in part, it is our preliminary understanding the events giving rise to this incident are unrelated to cg cosmetic services

for those who aren't familiar with my south florida district, it's a pretty hispanic place.ome people call it the melting pot. some people call it a -- and pollsters are starting to call it the future of the democratic party. we do have some great republican candidates running for my district. one has actually even seen alien, i'm not kidding. and not the kind that steve king wants to deport. but representing a swing district has led to some pretty tough votes for me. some were so tough that john boehner went from orange to white. and like in high school congress has its cliques. we have the leadership, jocks, the policy wonks, nerds, and also the freedom caucus. and also in high school you've got to do things to be cool that you otherwise wouldn't want to do. mostly that's talking to your colleagues. so word of advice to my successor, if you can't vote with leadership, use your high school skills. hi. that or buy a bedazzled hat and start impersonating frederica wilson. no one messes with frederica. though i have to admit sometimes we come up short. though if anyone knows a

bahamians figured heavily in the early development of south florida, which began in earnest with theon flagger, the tycoon largely credited with big the father of modern florida. his dream was the florida east coast railway, which would run from jacksonville to key west connecting the ports of miami to along its route new towns, new cities, new edens where america's rising middle class could frolic and play. he also agreed to lay a foundation for the city on both sides of the miami river. as more and more whites moved in, segregation took hold and much of the bahamian community was forced into the black neighborhoods like overtown and liberty city. if you're looking for old miami, miami. original miami you're looking for a great extent, black miami. ♪ these days liberty city is mostly ignored by developers, but back in the day it was the epicenter of the black community. a lot has happened since then. >> cook: corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> anthony: what do you usually get? >> luther: the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> anthony: your parents were jamaica

in south florida, you would not believe how intense the coverages. basically two messages. one is don't panic. two, you're probably going to die. [laughing] they are telling you to do things, taken all the objects out of your garden. we bring in disgusting objects out of our yards because they tell you that the hurricane winds can turn in object in your guard into a deadly missile. i've always wondered what would happen if you left a deadly missile in your yard? with the hurricane turn it into a harmless object? somebody should conduct an experiment to point that out. anyway, the real craziness gets going a few days before maybe a week or less, went after you been watching these people on tv tell you not to worry because you're going to die over and over and over, everybody gets crazy and you go to the supermarket. and you buy things you'll never in a million years use. people come home with like many nine v volt batteries and you spouses we don't have anything that uses nine-volt batteries. that's all they had, you know? [laughing] they were just panicked buying, and you b

. >>> we are going to start with the terrible breaking news from south florida.tion from the scene of that pedestrian bridge collapse in miami. >>> emergency crews worked throughout the night looking for possible survivors. they say the operation is sed on recovery and removal of dris. ntsb will be at the scene very soon trying to figure out what went wrong. >> we are told the sound of the collapse was so loud, one thought it was a terrorist attack. maggie rulli joins us with the latest. >> reporter: right behind me, you can see that destruction. that bridge now scattered across the highway, more than 174 feet long. more than 100 rescue crews were working overnight, looking for survivors and victims. we know that rescue mission has turned into one of recovery. >> if anybody has done anything wrong, we'll hold them accountable. >> reporter: florida's governor promising accountability after it collapsed without warning, killing unsuspected motorists and pedestrians underneath. >> there's two cars under there. >> reporter: first responders aided by rescue dogs diggi

these students have come together and not just the stoneman douglas students and the kids from south floridathey have come together with students from chicago and los angeles and washington and baltimore and newtown and they have built a movement that is on full display here with the massive crowds here and across the country. they have found their voice, and they have found the defining issue, and they are demanding change, and america has no choice but to listen to them. >> you know, i think of you also as part of the cnn the debate, and the town hall that week where it was raw and emotional and, you know, that is just the week after the shooting, and you talk about these young voices, and i agree with you that it is the biggest difference, and that is the change that they hope and seek, but what do you believe is the biggest difference since that night of the debate and that moment here in washington? >> well, we are now five and a half weeks after this horrific shooting at stoneman douglas. and brooke, as we have discussed, as people have talked about from typically what happens historic

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i-95 in south florida, snow is falling there. coming at you right now in that area. we will see a little bit more later on as the day continues on. pen tkrot clearipenndot clearin. airport officials say airlines are offering fee waivers to change flight plans. you should check in with your carrier before you leave for the airport. and city offices are closed because of this storm. all courts and court offices closed. trash and recycling suspended for today. >> about an inch or so in other parts of the region. windy conditions later in the day. it will move further inland. we can tell you areas of south jersey, two to six inches of snow. the governor says road crews are ready to tackle the storm head on. he's urging residents stay home if you don't need to be out so road crews can do their job. >>> a live picture from wilmington, i-95 in the upper half of the shot, the car just coming across that bridge in the lower half of the street light you can see it is dark. they're getting some rain. a little mixture there this morning. >> more than 10,000 peco customers remain

. >> reporter: delma pineda, a mother of two, flew to south florida to have several cosmetic procedures and stayed with her friend, cindy barahona. she says employees at the surgery site sent pineda to get a pre-op ultrasound at a different location. the center was closed. when they came back they proceeded with the operations anyway. after the one day surgery for breast immigrants, liposuction, and a tummy tuck she says pineda was in pain all night moaning until she collapsed around 4:00 a.m. she later died at the hospital. longtime friends back here in the bay area couldn't believe it. >> everybody is devastated. a big loss. >> reporter: family members tell me they want justice and set up a go fund me to bury pineda and help in the fight. the cause of death is under investigation. cg cosmetic surgery sent a statement saying in part it is our preliminary understanding the events giving rise to this incident are unrelated to cg cosmetics services. we are closely monitoring this case and will facilitate any and all investigation into the cause of this incident. ian cole, "today in the ba

why was reliance, a lab located in south florida, sending samples all the way to this community in the>> i was told that they had so much work they needed to basically outsource. >> reporter: what's the real reason? >> so they could utilize campellton-graceville hospital's reimbursement rates. these are the original patient records. >> reporter: those reimbursement rates made perez and the labs millions. jordan showed us the records that were used to bill lab tests through the hospital. >> all over here. >> yeah, they were paid about $67 million from our hospital. >> reporter: these records, $67 million? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: for his part, jorge perez denied signing the contract with reliance or any other lab. >> no. this is all forged. >> reportr: that says jorge perez on there. >> no. by the way, that's not even my signature. >> reporter: who forged this? >> i'd love to -- i can get a copy of this. i have no idea. i was never the owner. you can check in the state records. this is federal -- >> reporter: you never made any kind of arrangement with labs? > noment. >> reporter: in hos

it's been a tremendous source of pride for south florida. but i want to ask you a question that an anguished uncle of a victim is asking this morning. why they had to build this monstrosity in the first place to get children across the street, then they decided to stress test this bridge while traffic was running underneath it. obviously there's a lot of investigating to do. but that -- frankly, that's the first question i think a lot of people have. why were they testing this the way they did it? >> well, i don't think it's clear that there was testing going on. i think what we do know is that there was work ongoing. there's these rods that go inside, like cables, and they were being tightened. they call it, you know, post-tension application. and it is during that work that the bridge collapsed, beginning on the north end. obviously, whether the work was the cause of it or not remains to be seen. i think clearly just from a layman's perspective, the fact they were working on it actively at the time of its collapse leads you to believe it c

. >>> coming up in about 15 minutes from now, we will take you to south florida. we will talk to a reporter who is in the miami area getting her perspective from the scene of that bridge collapse. that will be coming up in about 15mens from -- 15 minutes from now. >>> the building on south capitol avenue was the target of arson tuesday afternoon. witnesses say a man ran through the parking lot screaming and threw a molotov cocktail on to the roof causing a small fire. firefighters were able to put that fire out quickly. nobody was hurt here. union officials say in late january someone threw rocks at the building and shattered windows. someone used a metal pipe to break a front office window. two days after that they left a propane tank open with a valve open. they think the same person is responsible for all of those crimes. >> it seems like he was trying to get into the building or damaged the building because he believed to be someone in here that was his enemy. >> union officials say there is a surveillance system in place and they have increased private securi

highlights in south florida as they tried to tame the lightning. next in sports., new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. >>> the fliers in back to back games in florida today. the best team in hockey and the score keeper was busy. early third period the fliers win the face-off. and the wrister makes it 5-3 fliers. later 5-4. long outlet pass creates a two on one for the lightning. the one-timer rips the net. now 6-5 lightning. now fliers bouncing around the slot. ends up with the puck and ties it for the 23rd of the season. it went to a shoot out. and the overtime win. the fliers win 7-6. >> it's tough to be satisfied

for example it is not snowing in south florida today, something that we are very pleased with. umb as we renegotiate nafta, i am concerned with how the deal will affect the farmers across florida, but specifically how it will impact the agricultural community. i'm honored to represent and i know the administration has been advancing a seasonal and perishable proposal to help provide relief to the growers from mexican dumping by making it easier to prove entry. can you give us a brief update on where we are and what the nature of the administration's commitment with this provision is at this time? >> is a provision that is very important and not without its controversy. at the point i tried to make is why we have a lot of agricultural sales in mexico we have an agricultural sales deficit of about $5 billion, so we are not on the positive side of the agricultural sales with mexico. the area that is most affected negatively are seasonal and perishable fruits and vegetables as you suggest. so, we have a provision that we have to sign that allows those people only in cases where ther

rescue those still trapped in vehicles under the bridge which crosses one of the busiest roads in south floridait was only put up last week and hadn't yet been opened to pedestrians. lebo diseko reports. it was built for safety. but as night fell, what was left of this bridge was the scene of a tragedy. emergency services say they are still in search and rescue mode for now. it is thought several have died, but it is not clear yet how many. we will continue to search this pile until we are sure there are no other survivors. we removed nine victims earlier on and transported them to local hospitals. once we have completed our search and rescue operations, we will remain on—scene and help with recovery efforts as well. it was just before 2pm local time when the 950 ton bridge collapsed, crashing down on the road below, crushing cars and people. it was completed last saturday and was meant to get people across a six—lane motorway from the city to the university. we not hear much, but we heard sirens, then multiple cars crushed by the bridge. i was in the dorm and then my uncle told me it collapsed

. >>> in south florida ye educato state legislation that could arm teachers in the classroom. rally happened near the site of last month's high school shooting that killed 17 people. teachers at the rally insisted that putting guns in their hands is not the solution. >> there's not a single teacher, there's not a single student that i have spoken to over the past several days about this topic that thinks it's a good idea tonto our classrooms. >> florida lawmakers have until friday to decide on that legislation. >>> tomorrow, lawyers for bill cosby will be back in a montgomery county courtroom to ask a judge to throw out the sexual assault case against their client altogether. his lawyers are expected to make several motions including claims that there's lack of evidence and misconduct by prosecutors. right now, cosby's retrial is set for next month in norristown, the county seat. the comedian is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting former temple university employee andrea constand at his home in 2004. he may remember his first trial ended in a hung jury. >>> a philadelp

so i appreciate your commitment to this provision and your commitment to the farmers of south florida which are counting on us to improve the status quo. thank you, ambassador. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. mr. bishop, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you, mr. ambassador for being here today and for your time and effort. i know this is a long hearing. you waited all this time, i appreciate it. nafta is vitally important to the state of michigan, the state i represent. it's important to our economy and it's important to the u.s. automakers. i want to applaud your efforts for the way you conducted yourself. i had the opportunity to attend he last round in montreal. it's evident to me and all of us that you have done a spectacular world class job in representing the united states. and in preserving to the extent that you can the great relationship that we have with canada and mexico. so i want to thank you for that. i also want to thank you for your efforts to update and improve nafta so that it better represents the 2 st century global economy. i'd like

it crosses one of the busiest roads in south florida.eek using a system called accelerated modular building, which enables it to be constructed in a day. it hadn't yet been opened to pedestrians. lebo diseko reports. this is all that's left of the bridge that was built for safety‘s sake. reduced to rubble. emergency services say they are still in search and rescue mode for now. it is thought that several people have died but it is not clear yet how many. we will continue to surge this pile until we are sure that there are no other survivors. we were able to remove nine victims early on. they have been transported to local hospitals and once we have completed our search and rescue operations we will remain on scene and help with the recovery efforts as well. it was just before two in the afternoon local time when the 950 ton bridge collapsed, crashing down on the road below and trapping people and cars beneath it. was completed last saturday and was meant to get stu d e nts saturday and was meant to get students from florida international

. >>> video games once again under scrutiny after the valentine's day shooting at that south florida high school. president trump met with video game executives today along with parents groups and lawmakers. but the game-makers didn't indicate a willingness to change their content. and because games are already having a rating system, participants say most of the talk was about raising the ages for buying violent games. >>> the royal soon to be newlyweds going tech. prince harry and his fiancee meghan markle tried on virtual reality goggles in birmingham. the goal was to encourage women to get involved in stem. it is part of the international women's day and to encourage women to pursue jobs in technology. >> maybe we can use the vr goggles for the wedding coming up. >> right. >> fancy. >> so cool. >> it is coming up in may. >> i have to try those. >> me too. >> it will be televised. >> globally. >> we're going to get a little bit of this -- well not virtual reality, but real stuff here again as we head throughout the weekend. we went so long without really getting any wet weather mo

gun violence that students may face, we sat down with mayor in hometown of parkland located in south florida in order to discuss protocols for active shooter incidents. >> i think that gun safety is vitally important especially around our schools because we need to promote a safe learning environment, some of the improvements that our schools made as far as single point of access to keep people out of schools that don't blopg in campus are big improvement but i think we always need to work harder to make sure that we are doing everything that we can with regard to gun safety on the school campuses and i think if we should have very strict policies and every law should be enforced to make sure that there are no future issues. we have in place police and public safety officers that are available through the county, through our local contract and we rely on the county for the services. >> but the issue of school safety isn't just a local concern, it's a federal one. we sat down with 21st district congressman ted deutsche to talk about the matter. >> i've been in congress for almost six years an

. >>> a woman says she is lucky to be alive after a life raft crashed through the roof of her south florida home. that's the damage that you're looking at. look at what a mess it is. it happened wednesday. the raft belongs to the roy s s canadian air force. she was lying on her bed when it crashed down and landed right next to her. royal canadian air force says it will of course accommodate for the damages, as well it should. >>> the sharks take on one of hockey's marquee teams on national tv. and it is amazing what happens. highlights next. >>> happening now, the warning period is over for fare evaders on b.a.r.t. inspectors are carrying ticket readers today, passing out hefty fines for people who didn't have proof of payment. well posted that story on our twitter feed. we're back with more in a moment. ♪ (door bell rings) (cell phone vibrating) hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. (cell phone vibrating) hello, can i help you? hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. ♪ spot... welcomed the >>> okay. the sharks looking t

president trump is not here right now, he's in mar-a-lago, in south florida.s not expected to return until around 5:00 p.m. eastern tonight. we'll have to see if those plans change, if at all. at the moment we can tell you the emergency response here on the north lawn of the white house, the briefing room, you can see through the windows here, is still unfolding, even though the secret service gives the impression that the incident itself is ended, alex. >> in typical cases like this, sometimes it's hard to distinguish between, you know, a backfire of a car or a gunshot like this. is there anything that you are hearing, geoff, about whether this was a fatal self-inflicted gunshot wound, perhaps a suicide, or somebody was carrying a gun and it went off accidentally? is there any direction on that at this point? >> reporter: not at this point. all we have to go on is this report from the secret service, they even use the word "allegedly," allegedly a self-inflicted gunshot wound. as you know, as these things often happen, we often learn more beyond the initial r

want to bring a separate issue -- but is very important to the farmer community in my district, south florida is home to the largest -- one of the largest ag producing areas in the state of florida. the warm weather allows farmers to grow crops year-round. despite a long-standing suspension agreement designed under u.s. trade law to eliminate the effect of the dump imports, mexican tomatoes continue to surge into the u.s. market, impacting the domestic tomato industry. lack of enforcement of these agreements put in place in 1996 has intensified as within that period, one of the most recent agreements alone, 2014 to 2016, imports have risen 21.5% while u.s. production has fallen 14%. this comes on the heels of a 303% increase in mexican tomato imports over the last 25 years with mexico supplanting the u.s. as a dominant supplier in the u.s. market all with supposed anti-dumping trade remedies in place. this is threatening the future of florida and the larger domestic tomato industry. i understand you were negotiating for a new anti-dumping suspension agreement with mexican tomato exporters and

. >> glor: good evening, we will begin in south florida where crews have been working nonstop to reach and recover victims of the bridge collapse in florida international university. the death toll is at least six, including 18-year-old alexa duran, a political science major at the school's who dreamed of being a lawyer. her car was crushed by the footbridge. manuel bojorquez is in miami again tonight, manny. >> 0 jeff, today crews carried out the painstaking work of breaking apart massive slabs of concrete while at the same time trying to delicately removie the bodies of those who died. this surveillance sure surveillance shows the moment the 950 tons of concrete and steel collapsed. >> the bridge fell! >> crushing at least eight vehicles and shearing others in half. people jumped out of cars and ran out of offices to help, including dr. rebecca martinez who spoke with correspondent david begnaud about one rescue. >> the man that was bleeding from the face kept holding her hand and saying please don't leave me, please don't leave me. >> what will you never forget? >> how desperate tha

black tipped sharks have started their annual migration to the waters off south florida.ut fewer than usual are making the trip this year. scientists say dropping water temperatures have reduced the number of heat seeking black tipped sharks by a third. >> still a lot. look at that. >>> up next in "the pulse," find out who is returning to the oscars this year after an embarrassing mix-up last time. >>> also ahead, the debate over whether nonsmokers at the office should get more vacation time than people who smoke. >>> see what the winners of a $60 million lottery jackpot all have in common and how they're splitting it. hey allergy muddlers: are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no more®. starting sunday save up to $14 on zyrtec® products. see sunday's newspaper. and lose weight with contrave. it's fda-approved to help adults who are overweight or struggle with obesity lose weight and keep it off. contrave is bel

saturday about the quick installation of the span, but just 10 days ago, the company was sued in south florida by a t.s.a. employee hurt at the fort lauderdale airport. the employee's lawyer alleges a makeshift bridge m.c.m. built for workers to use while the company does construction at the airport broke under his weight. as for figg, a 90-ton portion of a bridge the company was assembling in virginia in june of 2012 fell apart while under construction. the "virginian pilot" reports four workers were hurt, and state regulators find figg $28,000 for safety violations, saying it was "pure luck no one was killed." today, both m.c.m. and figg said they will cooperate with investigators on the scene. figg added they are stunned and that in their 40-year history, nothing like this has ever happened before. workers at the scene report that today, the bridge was reportedly undergoing some sort of stress test. >> glor: jim axelrod, thank you very much. there was a powerful explosion today at a chemical plant in crescent, texas, near fort worth. one worker has not been found. two were injured. one of t

residential buildings, retail stores, corporate offices, recreational areas plus the university of south floridaedical school. >> it brings everything that tampa has always aspired and wanted to be to reality and fruition. imagine a grand entertainment district where everyone wants to live and work and, you know, a uniquely walkable district with a trolley that runs through it. >> for decades, the area around the arena, well, was somewhat industrial and very blighted. >> this was the banana docks, the phosphate docks. so for many, many years, this was really a run-down district. >> now, vinik, well, he wants people not to just visit. he wants them to live here. he wants them to work here. he wants them to play here. >> if you live here, you will have a supermarket to go to. you will have a cleaners to go to, a bar that you want to go to, restaurants, et cetera. if you work here, you will have entertainment options. you'll have places to go to lunch. >> when it's finished, well, they say it's gonna generate $900 million of annual economic output and thousands of jobs. they project 3,700 direct jo

to his florida home, stu d e nts heading south to his florida home, students from there came toto ask congress to do more. they know it's coming, they know that there if there is no assault weapons ban passed, then we will vote them out. cheering they know that if there is no tightening of the background checks, we will vote them out. they know that if there is no shrinking of magazine capacity, we will vote them out. scenes like this have been replicated all over the country with marches from los angeles to boston. it's not just confined marches from los angeles to boston. it's notjust confined to america. across the uk, young people marched in solidarity. congress has passed modest measures in the last few days but nowhere near the sweeping reforms these protesters are demanding. gary 0'donoghue, bbc news, washington. tributes have been paid to a french police officer who died saving the lives of hostages in a supermarket siege in the town of trebes yesterday. lieutenant colonel arnaud beltrame was shot by an islamist gunman and later died of his wounds. three other people wer

the narrative what are they missing what are they not reporting on i can tell you just here in south florida we had we wanted to verify the votes in our last election when i ran against debbie wasserman schultz in two thousand and sixteen and we had to sue the supervisor of elections of broward county while the lawsuit was pending they destroyed all of the ballots in our election and the media you know not a peep not a word about it so the media itself here has a lot of corporate priorities and it's to really and him a lot of these establishment democrats and that's what makes it very frustrating and difficult i know your story why did they the steroid those ballots. they haven't given much of an adequate explanation and they destroyed those ballots in violation of federal law and they certified when they destroyed the ballots they certified that the ballots were not the subject of the pending lawsuit and indeed they were i had sued the supervisor of elections to try to see these ballots so the whole idea that you need paper ballots to verify the vote they just ignore that they ignored feder

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. >> i am stewart varney in for lolou dobbs, a tragedy in south florida, a pedestrian bridge, still undercollapsing in west ern miami, killing people. we'll have a full report in moments. >> also, top republican senator joining the cause for a second special counsel to investigate deputy of justice, and fbi corruption. >> and embattled former fbi deputy director