south florida, still number one for health fraud holding a massive takedown around the nation.that was the headline last month in the miami following the unveiling by the department of justice hundred defendants accused of fraudulently billing $200 to private insurance. it's been reported over $300 million of those fraudulent claims by south floridians were treatment for opioid, home health and prescription drugs. i'd like to submit into the record the referenced miami herald article published in june regarding healthcare fraud in south florida . last year a hearing before the subcommittee i asked why you are always chasing so much fraud? we learned of the biggest challenges is understanding the fraud behind improper payments since it isn't always cost but also clerical and legal errors that contribute to payment statistics. while i'm grateful for the work to bring bad actors to justice as evidenced by the recent down, we need to do more to cut down on pay and focus on prevention measures. i agree with mr. jarmon that a program of an strategy that focuses on detection and enfor

then also, this is south florida, home of road rage. to keep it in the car in case. >> reporter: once perceived as products for the highly trained offer to the public. >> the company started offering the product to diplomats, you had government contracts. but after a bit civilians. so what kind of civilians would buy your product? >> we have for example, uber drivers. >> reporter: uber drivers? here in the u.s.? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: the colombian company got into the business in 1992. their native country ravaged by crime and murder. drug lord, pablo escobar at his peak, and government corruption rampant anything to make citizens feel safe. tell me about that, little bit, very beginning products? >> yes we, have done for example the bible. for a priest. >> reporter: a bulletproof bible for a priest. >> he had the bible all the time in the front. he can use it as the a shield. >> reporter: their fashion line evolving as demand from diplomats, executives and bold-faced names grew. >> kimono for a princess in thailand. >> reporter: bu

i live in south florida. it's a low-lying area. we're seeing sea levels rise, ocean acidification.fecting our livelihood. it's hurting our why of live and our economy. we want a solution that respects the economy, will allow for economic growth, will repeal discriminatory taxes and invest in the few cheer. we're al environmentalists. nobody wants to hand-off an unhealthy, dirty planet to future generations. i tell my conservative colleagues a lot of us talk about the dangers of the national debt and how unfair it is to leave a large fiscal debt that burdens and saddles younger americans, it's equally immoral and irresponsible to leave a environmental problem. that's why we have come up with a solution and trying to get more support is that you're not going to get it from the republican side. you have one republican co sponsor. is the reason for that the stated reason? the one given by others in your party that say climate science is not real, it's not a priority in the united states or is the real reason that the votes were bought and paid for by big oil? >> the first thing i'll te

the problem starts here: lake okeechobee, the aquatic lifeblood of south florida.eavy rains, the army corps of engineers released millions of gallons to relieve pressure on the lake's old earthen dam. itt the water is chock full of chemicals and nutrients, much of it run-off from commercial agriculture and sprawling development. when that mix bakes in the summer sun, the algae population explodes. biologist john cassani has been collecting samples, and warning about the health hazards. >> the toxins that the silent bacteria produce are incredibly potent. they affect liver function. alere are neurotoxins that they produce. so, it's a suite of really toxic stuff that can kill wildlife and really impact people's health. f reporter: if you get close enough, you can see this isn't gst a film. it is a thick, gooey substance. and once it starts to cover up a waterway like this, it deprives it of oxygen, essentially sucking the life out of it. wildlife like manatees can choke to death, but underwater the atire marine ecosystem is at risk. so, too, are waterside hsinesses.

then subsequently the development, beginning in 1948 of the central and south florida project to manage flood risks. unfortunately, this flood control system that was designed to keep the water from coming out of lake okeechobee and flooding the communities to the south of it has significant limitations and neglects to use the everglades' natural flowways. that's why everglades restoration is something that apart from ecosystem and wildlife benefits is so critically important for our nation and for my state of florida, because everglades restoration is not simply about restoring a national treasure. it's also about allowing much more flexibility for water management at greatly reduced costs and at reduced harm to coastal communities. so the best way to understand it, for those that are new to this issue, is you have this massive lake. the lake used to overflow. when it did, the water would flow down. communities and agriculture moved in to the southern part of the state just south of that lake, and therefore there was a need to construct a dam to hold back the water and prevent the floo

this issues is personal to me because it is no secret that south florida is the medicare fraud capital of the united states, and my constituents no longer want for that to be the case. so my question to you is how does the administration view prescriber education as fitting into an overall antifraud strategy? >> thank you for the question. as you know, first of all the secretary and the administrator and the president made it absolutely clear that fighting the opioid process is a top priority for the administration and we are working very closely with law enforcement to do that. we are bringing a number of tools to that fight, specific tools that would include the medicare drug integrity contract which provides investigative work and referrals for fraud and other problematic behaviors in that space. the medic is part of the you pick medic major case ordination process i have described, so once every seven weeks and more frequently if needed, the medic is reporting in real time on its current investigation and we are making sure they get where they need to go. we also have projects like

curbelo: in south florida, it is a local issue.are looking to members of congress to solve problems, to address major problems. we are seeing saltwater intrusion into the everglades. that is where our freshwater drinking supply is in south florida. it is a real threat to our ability to live in the most beautiful part of the country. it is a local issue. it is a generational issue. younger americans want to see action on this issue. kevin: where is the president on this? rep. curbelo: the president, i orw, his top priority, two three, is infrastructure investment. i believe this is the only way this administration is going to get the types of investments in infrastructure that they promised when the president was campaigning in 2016. this might be the only issue where donald trump and hillary clinton agreed, that our country needs massive investments in venture structure -- infrastructure. this also has a great economic benefit because the better our infrastructure, the more growth and opportunity. kevin: you are on the tax-writing

champions for israel and champions for our south florida community. mr. speaker, i am so proud of the work accomplished by paul and by mo, and i congratulate them on this much deserved recognition by boys town jerusalem. mosul tov, amigos, thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize two exceptional members of our community in bucks county, pennsylvania, who are working to make life better for homeless youth throughout our community. lois and margaret, both decided to create a community outreach project in order to give back to those in need. working together they knit a large red and black afghan one square at a time before connecting them and presenting them to robert "woody" wood of the sin energy project of bucks county, an organization that seeks to assist and counsel homeless youth and young adults. we commend them for their compassion, for our community's most vulnerable members and for their work to improve the lives

he'll attend the university of south florida to make that dream come true.s status- he to his genius status- he feels no different than his peers. william maillis, graduate:what i'm gifted in are gifted in other things." other things." (justine) (justine) that was jorja roman reporting. in august william will transfer to the university of south florida where he will pursue his dream of becoming an astro- physicist. it's a great time to be an a's fan. they've exceeded expectations... are three games out of a wildcard spot... and at least for this month, are the best team in the bay area. -- we go to the coliseum jeurys familia playing his first game as an athletic...the team acquired the closer yesterday from the mets. -- johnny cueto on the hill for the giants... looking for his first win since coming off d-l -- --bottom six... matt olson...breaking out the lumber. hits his second home run of the day down the right field line and cueto is not pleased... screaming into his glove allows 3home runs, 6 hits, and 4 runs in seven innings -- top 7... giants down 4-

the south florida jewish community holds this eventuallyly to not only commemorate the victims of this attack but bring attention to the threat that is iran an hezbollah, as well as the hostility and discrimination that jews around the world are still facing and the rising tide of anti-semitism. mr. speaker, as the 24th anniversary of the bombing nears, let us remember the lives lost and continue working so that these acts do not happen again and let us work to ensure that iran and hezbollah may never be able to carry out such terrible acts again. . thank you to the south florida community members for putting together this event and for their work to bring justice to the families of the lives lost, thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. huffman, for five minutes. mr. huffman: finally, finally, scott pruitt is gone. after months of scandal, 19 separate investigations, countless ethical failures, abuses of official office at taxpayer expense, finally this corrupt swamp creature th

bahamians figured heavily in the early development of south florida, which began in earnest with thes guy. henry morrison 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 the rail system of the rest of the united states, creating 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, 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 fis

and you can envision that after the terrible school shooting in the spring in south florida, he'd bringlf are you safe in a school? and it just makes me think of two things about rob. he of course was attuned to what was going on in his profession and the threat to journalism. he cared about those principles and he's a man who believed in voting. we had a primary in maryland, got to read up and go together and i'd go in late for the election coverage. so he was a civic minded person, a man who believed in the press. and yet, a human being. and i think that's what made him the great editor that he was. he understood -- that's a human being that composed the words that might need help right now. that's a human being i'm on the phone with and pestering a third time today to see if they'll do something that the reporter forgot to ask about and i'm sending them back out as you know, people in small shops have to do all kinds of chores. yeah, he did talk about -- he did talk about journalism but it didn't consume him the way you might have envisioned. and he cared about people and he stood on

i hope that you continue to serve the people of south florida, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands faithfully. i wish you and your partner, gerald darby, the best in the years to come. gracias, amigo. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. kelly, for five minutes. ms. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to mark minority mental health awareness month. mental health challenges do not discriminate. they affect americans of all ages, races, backgrounds and genders. it doesn't matter if you're from a blue state, a red state, or a swing state. mental illness is in your community. it affects your family and exists in your friend group and with your co-workers. tragically, while mental health impacts people across the board, too many never seek or get treatment because of the stigma associated with mental health care. it shames them into silence. so it's fitting fitting that this motto is cure stigma. the silence of stigma plagues african-american populations and other ethnic groups. it's a sad and staggering statistic that a

we're flying over south florida, where a toxic algae bloom is threatening the wildlife and the economy vice president mike pence at the immigration and customs

. >> from south florida to uthern california, short term rentals have turned some neighborhoods into next door nightmares. different cities encounter different problems. across the country, in los angeles we found large homes that routinely advertised on air bnb for mega parties. prompting noise complaints.at loud party in mill bray, california. in the san francisco bay area, shots rang out. >> guests seen on sveillance cameras running down the street. air bnb has zero tolerance for this type of behavior, andan permanently the guest. these incidents don't represent the umoverwhelming nr of satisfied hosts and guests in an 81,000 cities and 191 countries. and it's succewifully worked lawmakers around the world. >> backn the streets of miami beach, it's not long before we roll up on a group of vacationers. >> the building has tell tale signs of an illegal rental. two of the units advertised on air bnb have lock boxes and keypads. >> do you live there? >> we do ow long have you been living there? >> we just rented the air bnb. >> they booke the air bnb through a host named rachel. are y

together, they are raising four children in suburban south florida.re married, manuel was one of the estimated 27 million americans without medical insurance. which meant that when he fell ill a few years ago, it was his finances as well as his health, that suffered. jackie is a great person. and i figured such a good person must make a great mother, and she does. my husband and i get along well, but we do have money worries. my husband had gotten sick three and a half years ago. he had over $100,000 worth of medical bills because he didn't have insurance. it was either paying the rent, putting food on the table or paying the medical bills, and we went through a really rough time. but... we're making it right now. i want my coin money. you want more money, too? we have our ups and downs. we are still working on it. i am more of a saving kind of person. i think, on the other hand, i am a more of an optimistic person where i know it is coming in, i know what i can use out based on the budget, but then i kind of say, "oh, well, there's a little wiggle ro

he plans to attend the university of south florida.s to become an astrophysicist. >> a mad dash to the dentist office after watching this latest drake-inspired dance challenge. >> everyone is swooning over dr. rich constantine after the dentist posted a video doing the shiggy entitled in my fillings and has 40 million views. >> one woman joked i have 12 wisdom teeth that need to be pulled and i think my baby teeth are trying to come back. i just need an appointment immediately. >> someone else wrote i ordered a pound of gummi bears and washing it down with fruit punch. cavity watch. i never wanted one so bad. >> a lot of people want a root canal because of dance moves. >>> finally for anyone who dreads mowing the lawn. >> a guy in ontario hitched the mower to the back of his minivan to make mowing the lawn a whole lot easier. >> the neighbor who shot the video says the grass was too long and the guy's lawn mower kept stalling so this was his solution. >> he's going so fast. >> it's creative. i'm not sure it's super accurate. he's just

and for a republican in general that is a hardliner and certainly in south florida so that is a great example. but president clinton when he was a candidate against hw bush he was hesitant about the democracy to cut off food and medicine from the subsidiaries in latin america and the cuban national foundation really wanted this because they thought of the loss of the subsidies so hws didn't want to endorse this legislation who did? bill clinton. it is just a wonderful source of money and financing and donald trump as well. >> so right now there is a plurality of democrats versus republicans people who are educated in the united states with u.s. concept of democracy thinking in terms of civil right and more moderate foreign policy those people will not vote for. they didn't vote foror the republican it is the folders from the right weeding extremist. >> i would like to believe you. >> look at marco rubio. >> he won because of weak opposition with tremendous money and trump was interestedd they needed to save the senate everything was poured into that but i'm not so sure because that wa

together, they are raising four children in suburban south florida.imated 27 million americans without medical insurance. which meant that when he fell ill a few years ago, it was his finances as well as his health, that suffered. jackie is a great person. and i figured such a good person must make a great mother, and she does. my husband and i get along well, but we do have money worries. my husband had gotten sick three and a half years ago. he had over $100,000 worth of medical bills because he didn't have insurance. it was either paying the rent, putting food on the table or paying the medical bills, and we went through a really rough time. but... we're making it right now. i want my coin money.

some of them are guaranteed pickups for the democrats, new jersey's second district, one in south florida, where a longtime republican has retired. and then you have more competitive seats that probably went for donald trump or mitt romney, and then went to hillary clinton. that is where the real battle will be in place of the california pennsylvania. host: carr guest is sean trende, a senior analyst for real clear politics joining us from columbus. and lynn is on the line from san antonio, texas. caller: good morning. i will tell you what, i love your shows and such, but i would not trust real clear politics any further than i can throw them. anything they say as far as i am concerned is full of hooey. and the crazy lady you had on atfore is part of the tin h brigade. you have never seen a businessman at work and don't want to see another one because the politicians and lawyers want sure was to make sure no one ever gets in again. thank you. bye. host: let's talk about the president role in the midterm elections. he will be on the campaign trail , making sure to keep the majority in the

there's new video of someone clinging to a speeding car on a highway, and again it happened in south floridarson who shot this video says that car was going more than 65 miles an hour. last month you remember this hood ornament. a florida man told police that he and his girlfriend had been arguing when she drove off with him still on the hood. >>> a well-known instagram model is recovering from a shark attack in the bahamas. katarina zarutskie was vacationing with her boyfriend and his family when she had his father snap photos of her posing among about a dozen nurse sharks. that's when one of them suddenly chomped down on her wrist pulling her underwater. >> all of a sudden i just fell like -- it felt like 15 different people were squeezing on my wrist really, really, really hard. the next thing i knew i was underwater and i felt this and then adrenaline just kicks in. >> she managed to get away with just those bite marks on her wrist. >> all right, well, forget about sharks. look at this. officers in australia captured a 15-foot crocodile that weighs 1300 pounds and took them 8 years to ca

in south florida, two people were killed today when two small planes collided over the everglades. rescuers used airboats to get to the wreckage. both planes were from a flight school that operates out of miami executive airport. still ahead on the "cbs evening news," how genealogy and d.n.a. led investigators to a suspect in a 30-year-old unsolved murder. and later, it was no video game. a wild police shoot-out on the streets of las vegas. it's oscarn to put a better hot dog in every hand. and that's just what we do. with no artificial preservatives, no added nitrates or nitrites, and by waving bye to by-products. so you can get back to loving them. for the love of hot dogs. (wienermobile horn) can make you feel unstoppable. ♪ but mania, such asal changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by talking to your doctor. ask about vraylar. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms. vraylar should not be

shows seem like even thunderstorms up here but even bigger ones seem likely to georgia and further south florida temperature in texas back in the sunshine continues to rise forty two in dallas and there is still the southwest monsoon that runs through southern california and arizona bringing a little bit of i'm sure very welcome brain over the next day or so south of this standard fair and good old breeze blowing sunshine for a couple of days more i think in this moron's the caribbean or showers on their way nothing big has popped up in the last twenty four hours in cuba or hispanic or jamaica but little shout seem likely the wiser tops still showing in costa rica not through honduras to parts of mexico and they will be repeated but in the meantime enjoy it if you're a day fine looking mid summer weather but if you're lucky daily showers and i do mean lucky. the promise of peace in the middle east not to. be enough but a new dilemma after the death of the man at the center of the palestinian struggle . now more than forty years after to stablish mind how far has the p.l.o. come to achieving its

president bashar al assad whose force a close to reclaiming complete control of the country's south florida in manly with more a month of intense government bombardments in southwest syria and the devastation is clear the military offensive started by government forces backed by the russian ally a trying to recapture dura in the neighboring province of can a trump surrendering control of droste city one of the last remaining rebel strongholds would be a major defeat for the opposition. the birthplace of the syrian uprising seven years ago from where protests against regime's torture of teenagers spread nationwide. in some areas near syria's border with the israeli occupied golan heights government bombs have been replaced by buses in deal struck last month between the syrian government and rebel fighters anyone who refuses to live under the rule of president bashar assad so we move to the eclipse province in the north the displaced populations which i think this time it's around two hundred thousand people fortunately going to face the same. of. the same conditions faced by other communitie

. >>> in south florida, three people were killed today when two small planes collided over the everglades. rescuers used airboats to get to the wreckage. both planes were from a flight school that operates out of miami executive airport. >>> smoke shot high in the air this morning after a series of explosions in a florida gas plant northwest of houston. evacuations were ordered in a five-mile radius around the plant, which makes a product used in welding. no one was hurt. >>> up next, and then there was ne. a blockbuster ending to the broadcast, next. >>> finally here tonight, video killed the radio star. streaming is killing the video store. after the two blockbusters in alaska closed this week, is there is only one left anywhere. jamie yuccas reports the end of an era is just around the bend. >> reporter: this blockbuster video store in bend, oregon is suddenly nostalgically hip. >> awesome! ♪ what a difference blockbuster video ♪ >> nobody has the movie i want. >> reporter: in its heyday, there were 9,000 blockbuster stores worldwide. a new one opening every 17 hours. >> oh! >> reporte

capturing the moment right there the truck's whole back end comes off flying off on to one of south florida'se was hurt but traffic as can you imagine was delayed for hours. rob: that happens so much more than it should. how do you know the thing isn't up? it happens all the time. jillian: thanks for happening this morning. rob: have a nice thursday. thursday? jillian: tomorrow is friday. rob: we will see you later. ♪ >> congressman mark meadows and jim jordan have just filed, wait for it, articles of impeachment against the man tasked with overseeing the mueller probe. not only have subpoenas been ignored but information has been hidden. the efforts have been stonewalled. >> we are tired of the justice department giving us the finger. >> senator, i understand the game that you are playing. >> tensions rise on capitol hill as mike pompeo defends president trump's one-on-one meeting with vladimir putin. >> i have listened to your political sill question as a secretary of state sitting at that table. >> would you like to give a response. >> not a word. >> free and fair trade on the horizon, hug

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. >> reporter: it's a recurrings e oblem startshere okeechobee, the aquatic lifeblood of south floridaheavy rains the army corps of engineers released millions of gallons to relieve pressure on the lake's old earthen dam. but the water is chock full of chemicals and nutrients, much of it runoff from commercial agriculture and sprawling development. when that mix bakes in the summer sun, the algae population explodes. biologist john kasami has been collecting samples and warning about the health hazards. >> the toxins, the cyanobacteria produce are incredibly potent. they affect liver function. there's neurotoxins that they produce. so it's a suite of really toxic stuff that can kill wildlife and really impact people's health. >> if you get close enough you can see this isn't just a film. it is a thick gooey substance. and once it starts to cover up a waterway like this, it deprives g fef it.gen, essentially wildlife like manatees can choke to death. but underwater the entire marine ecosystem is at risk. so too are waterside businesses. captain chris whitman says he's lost $20,000 on ca

the boldest, brassiest bunch of politically-connected lawyer players in south florida. the rothstein law firm. >> it had a gorgeous, sweeping, panoramic view. all the way out to the ocean. >> reporter: from a few guys with law degrees to a juggernaut by the mid 2000s. with more than 70 attorneys led by scott rothstein. mike mayo was a columnist for the ft. lauderdale "sun sentinel." >> he probably thinks, i'm king of the world. >> reporter: and the firm is where melissa lewis, an earnest, by-the-book attorney, found great success for herself and her clients. she was by all accounts a workaholic who loved what she did. no shrinking violet either. melissa loved those boozy, splashy office parties just as much as the other lawyers. she'd found herself a nice slice of the american pie. and that's the thing about 38-year-old melissa lewis, even as she raised her voice and glass with the senior partners, her sad end wasn't far off. and her unexpected death would get caught up in a chain of events right out of a john grisham novel. murder, betrayal, and billions of dollars in

breaking news out of south florida. adl d officer-involved shooting in miami. angie goff has details. >> miami-dade police say an undercover officer tried to pull over a suspect wanted in a situation. things quickly spiralled out of control from there. there was a car chase that led to a crash. police sayhat is when the suspect got out, started shooting with anle assault r nd the officer -- the suspect was shot andkilled. the suspect had two guns on him, we're told. the officer, though, we're told he's expected to be okay. eun? >> angie goff, thk yo >>> the nfl battle over the national anthem is not over yeta thers union has filed a grievance with the league over its new policy. news 4's chris lawrence joins us live from fedex field with the latest. chris, good morning. >> reporter: the players, they were never consulted, they were kept out of the loop. and now they have filed tt grievance against the league. it basicallyays union'slaim is that this new policy imposed by the nfl c withoutsulting with the players is inconsistent with the collective bargaining ag

mocking video that he released at the kremlin, where the range of the missiles were landing in south floridae trump sees to spend a lot of time, if it is true, and if it is true that trump was enrange enraged, and then on the same phone call, trump is angry about that video but congratulates him on meeting and invites him to a meeting, what does that mean to vladimir putin? >> i think he can only interpret this as weakness or incoherence. we heard from senator santorum that there is a lot of people with a hard nosed view. but the president seems ready to accept the difficult issues under the rug there may be a base sis for limiting the arms race. they have had a couple near misses, and they do these exercises that are meant to intimidate our nato allies. he could certainly deescalate that side. but ukraine, a more balanced approach to syria, i don't see them meeting us even halfway. >> well we will see what happens, but again, the men are in the meeting themselves right now. and others were not allowed in the room intentionally by president trump because he didn't want to be contradicted in

(ken) a woman was getting robbed inside a south florida gas station, until she decided to fight back.mer at the valero gas station in sunrise early sunday. the man standing next to her, according to police, is terrance dagrin. she says he asked her for money. she gave him some coins but that apparently wasn't good enough for him. dorothy then handed the casher 100 dollars, and when he was giving her change, the man grabbed it, so she grabbed it back. "he insisted, 'i have a gun. i have a gun.' so i pulled away the chair and i hit him in the head with it and he staggered a little."(ken) then as suspect is leaving, he keeps looking back. a police officer circles back around and gets back to confront the robbery suspect. something happens where the cop flinches. he stands back, then walks towards suspect. you can see the point where he fires several times... hitting dagrin. police say after suspect is released from the hospital... he'll be taken to jail. the police officer who shot him is on administrative leave pending investigation results. coming up, have you driven along 49 scenic dr

and potential for inches of more rainfall in the forecast in the next couple days anywhere from south floridatory, people need to know what to do if there is a flash flood watch or warning and it could come very quickly. we have flood advisories and flood warnings from the mid-atlantic to the northeast and some areas have already seen incredible amounts of rain in the last few weeks. this is adding salt to the wound. heat advisory is the other big story, stretching across the northwest, california, the southwest, warnings in effect with daytime heat anywhere from 112 to 115 across the desert southwest. this will let up a little bit across the southern plains but we are 90, 100 ° in parts of texas. a lot of dangerous weather. jillian: 37 after the hour. alcohol alert, the unexpected ingredient that may be in your next glass of wine. rob: he gave convicted felons the right to vote, no new york governor andrew cuomo facing reelection, pardoning ex-criminals to prevent their deportation. carly shimkus is up next with what people on the internet are saying about this. ♪ if you have moderate to sev

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two key republican senators, south carolina lindsey graham and florida's marco rubio both criticized the president for his helsinki performance, we will see where they stand after a week of presidential backtracking. force fomplets former secretary of state john kerry will tell us about the obama's administration challenge to. >> and a fresh face in the democratic party, alexandria ocasio-cortez al, who pulled off a stunning upset against a top house democrat in her primary last month. he is joined by a familiar face, vermont's bernie sanders as they campaign for democrats in unusual territory. we will ta to both of them. we will have plenty of analysis on all of the political news this week just ahead on "face the nation". >> good morning and welcome to "face the nation". we begin today with south carolina republican senator lindsey graham. great to have you here. >> thank you. >> this morning the president is again accusing the justice department and the fbi of misleading courts in illegally surveilling his campaign and pointing to these documents just released about carter page wh

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when i was a prosecutor, we tried some -- indicted and tried some cuban nationals down here in south florida. it almost looks exactly the same. they were individuals, in this case russian nationals, a russian national student, young lady who has been tasked with reporting information, with infiltrating certain parts of our institutions, maybe our government. she's reporting -- clearly she's reporting to this fellow, alexander torshin, who has ties to moscow and is an important russian banker -- banking official. i would venture to guess that she is being managed by this guy, who it looks like to me is her handler, and maybe there are several others who are out there doing exactly the same thing. >> everyone says it's like an episode of the series "the americans." guy lewis, we will have you back. thank you so much for helping us to explain what's going on these days. >>> coming up, because the plot lines we follow here each night so often sound like fiction, best-selling author dan silva will be here in a moment to talk kremlin secrets and the kgb when kremlin secrets and the kgb when when w

and good news gomez calmed down and they replaced the coolers so they can all hydrate again in south floridauess in a case like that -- >> holiday spirit. >> dump it on him, cool him down. thank you. >>> good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, dear. penny, have you been recording shows on our dvr again? no. answer honestly. this is not a trial. that'll come later. absolutely not. help me out here. i can't afford another demerit. yeah. uh... maybe we were hacked. you know, the chinese have been hacking everything lately. why would the chinese make our dvr record paul blart: mall cop? i don't know. it's a fat guy on a segway. that's funny everywhere. i'm deleting it. well, hang on. maybe the chinese haven't finished watching it yet. you know, if you're trying to make space on the dvr, why don't you just get rid of no, that's the season two finale. that was quite the cliffhanger. i'm going to re-watch it before season three star

it went across the top of my house in south florida and no damage at all. if you look at last year's disaster spending over $200 billion spent on disasters. just taking 6% of that and applying the predisaster mitigation can you impact this would have across this country as far as our building resiliency and system. i know you're over your five minutes, so -- but mr. barletta, the question that you asked, will it have an impact, of course it would in a very, very positive impact. i think it's extremely important that we push this very hard to get it not only through here, but also through the senate. thank you for the question. >> the chair now recognizes ms. titus for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. a big part of recovery after a disaster is contracting with the private sector to get assistance with some of the efforts. so i would like to ask you, mr. byard, about some disaster contracting with fema. and in october of 2016, the puerto rico electric power authority awarded a small company with just two full-time employees located in montana the whi

by the end of the day, the detectives knew that jim huden lived in south florida and played in a bandd according to the band's web site, one of its members was retired air force. and so the next time the caller phoned, detective beech was ready. he was asking me, were you able to do anything with what i gave you? and i said, well, yeah. but i think i'm looking at a picture of you. and the phone went quiet. and he goes, you guys are good. i go, we're not good. it was just simple google searching. josh mankiewicz: at last, the detectives had a solid lead-- one that raised plenty of questions. who was this jim huden? and why was their tipster so willing to give him up? the cops knew the answers to those questions could not be found in a google search. they would have to fly to southwest florida, at a time of year when violent storm clouds always seemed to lurk just over the horizon. coming up, was this a case of love turned lethal? detectives learn about an affair between this beauty queen-- she was a whole lot of gorgeous woman. --and a guitar man with a dark side. jim, at one point, ha

friend, who would meet with him as a volunteer translator at the broward transitional center in south florida, and immigrant detention center. >> did he tell you what he most feared if you were deported to eritrea? testimony said in his is they asked him what would happen if he went back to eritrea. jailid i might go to the or torture or even be killed. amy: do you believe that the u.s. reporting -- deporting him was a death sentence? >> that is what i believe, eritrea isthey know , why didace right now for thato get deported situation? he ended up killing himself. held in friend of a man the u.s. applying for political asylum, he was denied an deported, and took his own life on the way back to eritrea. i wanted to put that question to aw allo. what will happen to the siation in era try a has described? eritrea that vanessa has described? ol: the conditions are not just economic in relation to this area. i think there is also a human element that comes out of this. government can consistently use this situation as justification. now, if the security situation in ethiopia is no longer there, i

one of the critical things we fought against in south florida is the chinese dry wall.t we have seen is that we stopped our production, we stopped our manufacturing, we were so happy to try to have these relations with china, but they could not be trusted and you know about the theft of our intellectual property and the forced technology transfers to the point now, look at what they're doing in the south china sea. south china sea where they have built the man-made islands and fortified them with military weaponry, that's 40 to 45% of the commerce, and ask yourself from a historical perspective, when is the last time we saw an asian nation occupy islands in the pacific and put military weaponry on there to include airfields. that's what we have to learn. so these guys are sitting back saying we can beat the americans, they are not in it for the long haul. mark: can they? >> no, i think president trump has exposed them, but the thing they are hoping for is that there will be a change in leadership because something about america, you know, we keep doing this drastic swin

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