. >> the doctor who ran an addiction treatment center in south miami, says the airline pilots he treatedre likely to get sober, and stay that way. >> so, a member of the general public is three times more likely to have a relapse? >> than a pilot. >> correct. >> why? they don't have the system in place. >> for pilots. system means a month in an faa rehab facility. monitoring, drug tests. if the faa clears them to fly again, the treatment usually continues, for at least three years. it is not pool proof, but it works. >> since the inception of the hims program in the last 43 years there has never been even one a single, single commercial passenger carrying airline incident or accident that has been alcohol or drug related. that's the -- >> if the general public had a hims style program available to them. do you think relapse rates would fall as the low as they are for pilots? >> well, that's the big question. there is a key element missing in the general public. we don't have the leverage. >> everybody is a frayed of losing something. out there in the general public. if you threaten the p

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we have florida's 26 congressional district south miami to key west.los curbello is defending that seat, but trump is going to be a real millstone for him. trump lost that district by 16 points. curbello won it by 12. >> speaking of donald trump looking way into the future and talking about things we have no idea if they are going to happen or not, i want to talk about 2020 for a second. >> oh, gosh. >> senator jeff flake made an interesting comment about his future. and i want your reaction to it quickly before we head to break. listen. >> you are open to running for president in 2020. >> i don't rule anything out, but it's not in my plans. >> so you're saying if he's the republican nominee again -- >> whether or not it's him, he's probably inviting a republican challenge as well. but certainly an independent challenge, yes. >> flake viewed trump, 2020? >> flake who can't win in his own re-election running for president? give me a break. >> anyone is open to running for president three years away. >> thank you for joining me in west palm as we kick of

most northern states, 60s and 70s in the south with miami getting into the 80s. 81 down there, nearlyin phoenix. >>> well, coming up, the controversial t-shirt that walmart will no longer be selling. >>> but first the new theory about the mystery death of a border patrol agent in texas. >>> and for the thousands of wounded warriors returning from battle, wounded warrior project has developed the warriors to work program, a unique program that helps wounded warriors translate their military experience to the civilian workplace. the warriors to work program also works with employers to find the right job for the right warrior. contact wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home the brave. >>> first of all, my name is pyle, private first class gomer pyle. >> that's jim nabers in his best-known role, goofy but good-natured marine corps private on the "the andy griffith show." he died at his home in hawaii thursday. the gomer pyle character was in complete contrast to his booming baritone singing voice. nabers spent 60 years as a performer. he was 87. >>> authorities in texas say

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on behalf of south motors, miami-dade calls and, of course, the miami book fair we are very pleased to have you here. south motors is a pelvic country that it been around for over six years with aom commitment to treating every customer like family. another commitment the family made from the very beginning was a commitment to get back to the community through events such as this. it is our pleasure trust someone like walter isakson here. it is a pleasure to have someone of this h magnitude and of his knowledge and wealth ofxp experience to have someone like you here. my notes are blanking out. walter is university professor of history at tulane, former ceo of the aspen institute, chairman of cnn and the managing editor of time magazine. he is the author of the innovators. kissinger, a biography, steve jobs, , einstein, his life and universe. benjamin franklin, an american life.. and, of course, walter brings to life leonardo da vinci for us. without further ado walter, please. [applause] >> thank you, javier. thank you all from the miami book fair. i've been here for every book and it

. >>> meanwhile, monday night shocker in south florida, miami dolphins knock off the super bowl chap patriots 27-20. the victory would have clinched a playoff spot for the patriots. tom brady picked off twice for the first time since 2015. patriots failing to convert on third down all night. 0-11. this was a stunner to wake up to. >>. >>> all right 19 minutes past the hour. russian president vladimir putin showing off some clout in the middle east. what did we learn from his first visit to a russian air base in syria? it we go live to moscow. you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> russian president vladimir putin declaring victor over isis in syria during a visit to a russian air base. also ordering a partial withdrawal of russian troops from the war torn co

on behalf of south motors miami-dade footage, we are pleased to have you here, 60 years of a commitment. from the very beginning, and events, it is our pleasure to have someone like this here. and his magnitude at knowledge and wealth of experience. my notes are blanking out. the university professor of history at tulane, a former ceo of the aspen institute, chairman of cnn and managing editor of time magazine. he is the author of the innovators, how a group of hackers created the digital revolution. kissinger, a biography. steve jobs. benjamin franklin, and american life. and brings to life leonardo da vinci for us. without further ado, walter isaacson. [applause] >> thank you for -- from the miami book fest. always a great pleasure to be in this city. one reason it is great to be in miami, like so many other cities of this world, failed to be a mix of creative people with tolerance for all sorts of people, that is what made leonardo da vinci so creative. i have written about a lot of smart people, smart people are a dime a dozen. they don't usually amount to much. it takes being innov

in a 70s and 80s in south florida miami police i had a ton of cops and standards were not that high and were corrupt and that is the risk you run when you don't take every higher on a police force seriously. >> when i took the background check, i spoke to marijuana and maybe i was the only one that hadn't. from childhood, holding yourself to a higher standard, sworn to serve and protect. and used drugs, that police are corrupt, criminals, imagine the legality when that defense attorney says this officer use the uses drugs so why was he on the street anyway? >> as the chief said didn't want to work 9-5, doesn't want to work holidays, what would you say? >> policing is not for. in a six years i was on i worked every thanksgiving, and those were the duties of the job. if you're looking for quick advancement and want to be the chief of police in six month don't go into policing it. >> there is a lot of vilification of police officers and they are viewed as the bad guy by a lot of people in this country who don't understand how this country works. is that part of the problem as well? >> mill

it will feel like the day before witness around the great lakes but still mild across the south. 81 in miami. 61 in l.a. 68 in phoenix. not bad. >>> well, coming up the big election that came down to a single vote. >>> also ahead a popular tv host announces she's quitting after finding out what her male co-host was getting paid. >>> the jumbo grabs. one growing even bigger overnight. >>> whoa. >> we're back with this wild scene near ft. lauderdale. an officer being dragged. that's what's happening right there. he went to check on a man and woman in a car and police had received a call saying the couple appear to have overdosed. that driver woke up and then started the engine and sped away. the officer finally let go after half a mile. he's now recovering from his injuries to his arms and feet. the driver is now charged with attempted murder. >>> amazing video. >>> prosecutors say the driver of a school bus that crashed and chattanooga, tennessee, last year was talking on his phone when the bus veered off the road. six children were killed in that crash. the driver homicide charges. his trial

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it will feel like the day before winter around the great lakes but still mild across the south. 81 in miami. 61 in l.a. 68 in phoenix. not bad. >>> well, coming up, the big election that came down to a single vote. >>> also ahead, a popular tv host announces she's quitting after finding out what her male co-host was getting paid. >>> and the jumbo lottery jackpots now up for grabs. (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> whoa. >> we're back with this wild scene near ft. lauderdale. an officer being dragged. that's what's happening right there that you're looking at. he went to check on a man and woman in a car and police had received a call saying the couple appeared to have overdosed. well, that driver woke up and then started the engine and sped away. the officer

it will feel like the day before witness around the great lakes but still mild across the south. 81 in miami. 61 in l.a. 68 in phoenix. not bad. >>> well, coming up the big election that came down to a single vote. >>> also ahead a popular tv host announces she's quitting after finding out what her male co-host was getting paid. >>> the jumbo jackpot up for ok, let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night. ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >>> whoa. >> we're back with this wild scene near ft. lauderdale. an officer being dragged.

they founding a net wage increase for native born workers in south florida's largest city, miami, after the immigrant influx. now they are defending the d.r.e.a.m.ers program warning that it would cut tax revenues by $280 billion over ten years. whatever the case, the trump administration is calling for a sea change in america's immigration policy based on a premise that just doesn't stand up to scrutiny. the truth is that low skilled immigrants continue to work jobs that most americans don't want to do. whether it's meat processing, food delivery or agriculture, these industries depend on immigrants to function. saying you want to cut the number of immigrants into this country is one thing, let's have that debate. but insisting that you want to do that to help american workers is something else. that's the definition of a false premise. >> and let's look at what our country looks like. demographics are changing. this country is getting older. people are living longer. and immigrants help keep the workforce young and are supporting that older population. >> you need younger people worki

it's 83 degrees in south florida in miami. how about that? 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, we'll be issuing another first alert for sunday into monday. we'll get into those details perhaps tomorrow. and then the winds will be diminishing tonight. so it won't be quite as brutal tomorrow morning as it was this morning. but it's pretty brutal and it's hanging around. look at these high temperatures compared to the average high of 42. by sunday a high of only 22. so no big improvement. 16 coatesville. reading at 17. 5 in the poconos. allentown feels like 4. wilmington, 4. lancaster, 5. so we're not doing very well here. you can see them staying pretty steady for the rest of the night. less brutal tomorrow. we'll talk about snow coming this weekend and even colder air early next week. >>> people across our area are doing what they can to find refugee fr from the cold. the mall was a a popular place to have fun and stay warm. parents and caregivers, it was all about getting the kids inside. >> we did a couple other things luk the academy of natural science. we went bowl

. >>> south beach shocker. miamiphins upset the new england patriots. >> coy wire with more. >> hi. what happened? the patriots needed just one win. not so fast, my friend. in miami gardens, the dolphins, just 5 and 7 going into, snapped new england's eight-game win streak and did it with some bang-bang defense. new england unable to convert a single third down the entire game. the dolphins intercepted tom brady twice. he didn't complete a pass to a wide receiver until five minutes into the third quarter. here's tomorr after the game. >> we just didn't play good, god behind and tried to path battle back and koopts do it. just a bad night. >> now the patriots going to ice cold pittsburgh to face the steelers. >>> why was texas quarterback tom savage allowed to play after that scene in houston, his hands appeared to be shaking as if he were seizing. he was evaluated on the side line but allowed to return to play 11 minutes later. nfl's concussion protocol justifiably being called into question. the texas head coach sai

that is drone footage showing a tiger shark roaming very closely to the shore of south beach in miami last weekend when he saw the dark shadow in the water. when he spotted the shark don't know if the man standing close to it did. regardless he stayed put and so did a few nearby swimmers. >> wrinkles, bald heads a couple of old guys, right. wrong. all a disguise to rob a jewelry store and it work. [ applause ] dow jones industrial average going past the 24,000 mark for the first time today. this marks the fifth time in 2017 that index hit a 1,000-point milestone. >> happy news for fear 01ks across the nation. the white house is trying to put to rest rumors that secretary of state rex tillerson is on his way out. various media outlets have said the white house has been discussing plans to replace him with cia director mike pompeo but tonight cnn is reporting that the rumors started from the white house in an evident to publicly shame the secretary with the hope that he will leave on his own. tillerson and president trump have been at odds over foreign policy. >>> a pair of robbers usin

south. there is blazing heat in miami. the high today is 82. it hurts me to say that. we're diving into weather woes for both cities right now. nbc 10's michael spears joins us live from sunny and warm miami. >> i mean, of course, you had to get that shot. i have to talk to ted. jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenburg is toughing it out in atlantic city. >> reporter: can we switch places? it hurts me to think about that. you really have to have your layers on this evening. the wind chill right now making it feel like it's about 12 degrees. you can see right there, not keeping everyone off the beach. family out there walking this evening. how about that oegcean water? it's 37 degrees. the first time this season it has dropped into the 30s. the surf should be getting colder. the annual polar bear plunge here in atlantic city, still on track. still going to be held on new year's day organizers say, despite the very cold forecast. tonight, people are definitely bundled up out here. but we have been seeing quite a few of them here on the boardwalk today. the tram is goin

. >> south beach shocker, miami dolphins upset the defending super bowl champs, the new england patriotsin the bleacher report. i can't believe he would do it with any more drama than i just did. >> alisyn, i will try. patriots and tom brady, the only man on whom i have a bigger man crush on than our own chris cuomo, to clinch another division crown. not so fast, my friend. dolphins 5-7, no way they beat the pats, right? they do, snapping new england's eight-game win streak and with a palpable perniciousness on defense. new england unable to convert a single third down conversion the entire game. dolphins intercepted tom terrific twice. he didn't even complete a pass to a wide receiver until about five minutes into the third quarter. miami wins 27-20. >>> have to show you this feel-good moment of the day. kevin durant gives a signed pair of his shoes to a young fan at a trailblazers game there. look at the tears flow. this is what it's all about. understanding your platform and your position and knowing that some day, somehow you might affect young kids for life. you see those tears and

a beautiful house with a 31 foot boat out back in exclusive coral gables, the upscale enclave south of miami. his law practice-- susan worked as office manager-- was booming. just that week he'd received a check for a million dollars for a case he'd settled. so was robbery the motive, and if so, how did the killer get into the house? officer saw a curtain blowing in the wind through a sliding glass door in the rear of the house near the pool. the door latch showed signs it had been broken long before that night. karen kagan: the killer had gone in through that sliding glass door, had walked all the way through that house. no ransacking. draweres were not opened. and in the master bathroom, on the vanity, some beautiful diamond and gold jewelry. so clearly, early on, it was pretty easy to detect that robbery was not the issue here. no. and then it was apparent that they were targeted. it was an assassination. it was a hit. keith morrison: an assassination? a hit? that sort of crime just didn't happen in staid coral gables. whatever the motive, there was little to go on-- no murder weapon, no

south. >> i am from miami. you called for roy moore to move on. a couple weeks ago, you said you're not sure what you want the white house to do. i had a spokesman come on this show and essentially say, you know what, there is no senate seat that is worth electing somebody accused of child molestation. but now the president has turned and he's all in for roy moore. are you comfortable that the leader of your party is all in for roy moore? >> well, there are a number of people in my party that are not, including myself and many republican senators. the nrsc is not reengaged in that race, so the fact of the matter is our party is big enough to have disagreements from the top to where we are and will continue to work for ways to move this country forward by looking at the issues and the policies that will improve the quality of life of the average american. but within the party there's going to be disagreements and obviously we're seeing one right now. >> roy moore, if he wins, you reference the nrc, the head of that campaign committee, cory gardner

warm temperatures heading down through the deep south in tampa and miami and we're still moderate ats at this time this day you're still running well above normal. now as we go hour by hour we'll see a clear sky tonight. with a few clouds rolling in overnight. during the day tomorrow, morning mix with sun and clouds and just a mostly sunny sky during the afternoon. and that will continue into thursday and then we'll see some clouds moving on in. as we fast forward we're looking at a huge change in our pattern. warm air right now and this ridge will build again on saturday. high pressure off the coast. the flow around this is clockwise a return flow. almost like a summer like pattern you get that warmth coming up the coast or the coastal plane like we like to call it. that means temperatures will be quite warm but we do run the risk every some rain with a front that's going to be coming in on your saturday. once we start to see the rain, which will move in friday night, it's going to continue for awhile into the holiday weekend. so overnight tonight, 20s in the poconos. that's good. p

the raiders are now in a 3-way tie for 1st place in the afc west warriors visiting south beach to take on the miamiis the dubs third game of a six game road trip. steph curry still dealing with a bruise on his right hand last time curry played in miami he was held to eight points. in the second -- tied game... shaun livngston looking for the foul... no call on the play. livingston loses it... goes up to the official headbutts...gets ejected for touching the official. warriors picked up the slack... draymond to kevin durant for the alley oop. derek jeter and ahmad rashad were sitting courtside waiting to see a show. well... curry provided some excitement. steph under the hoop... reverse layup high off the glass curry put on a show in miami. curry and durant combined 54 points... both didn't play in the fourth. warriors win 123-95 tomorrow they'll be in new orleans taking on the pelicans (justine) next... santa clause made an early appearance at the annual great santa run... we will tell you who the jolly run supports. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think.

eastwards eventually towards new york state the temp has recovered a bit further south eleven atlanta only twenty in miami manji dallas beats you you can see this and that's the next two days and it's like a thick snow only eastern side of counters well further west big blue sky of course the question about the santa ana winds continues they are still strong in the weekend they ought to fade a little bit but i can't guarantee that anyway there's no rain is in forecast that's for sure so that's the u.s. dropping down through the government's go to the caribbean we've got this line of cloud of really developing again from costa rica up through jamaica cuba that is the line once again i think of significant rain. going green bacteria in a bar a tree and. gas escaping from volcanic well. this is really the. innovation and the threat what happened to experiments both exploring and. it's how cancer the impacts of climate change the science of capturing cult using names out on the scientific on the back of my montagne and why does have to contend. with this story on all jazeera. the killer was. the borders of th

eastwards eventually towards new york state the temp has recovered a bit further south to live in atlanta only twenty in miami manji dallas beats you you can see this and that's the next two days and it's like a thick snow only a lift at least inside of counters well further west big blue sky of course the question about the santa ana winds continues they are still strong in the weekend they ought to fade a little bit but i can guarantee that anyway there's no ratings in forecast that's for sure so that's the u.s. dropping down through the gulf of mexico to the caribbean we've got this line of cloud of really developing again from costa rica up through jamaica cuba that is the line once again i think of significant rain. going green bacteria in a. super heated gas escaping from. iceland this is really. based on the fact what happened to experiments both boring and. because how counter the impacts of climate change the science of capturing caught that. sap i am the guy in the car on the back i'm attained and why does happen and. this started on all jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here

south and in the gulf coast. the warmest temperature besides miami is l.a. 38 in new orleans.nd the wind chill in new orleans is 31 degrees. with and they are getting snow from southern texas, houston is 33 by the way. much of louisiana. and the deep south is getting snow all the way to atlanta. if you have travel plans, take the winter coat. it's high pressure and an offshore breeze. not as much of a wind. but areas around item nebula and fallbrook. not as windy as yesterday. and same can be said for pasadena and topanga canyon and malibu hills. this is not much relief. a lot of high clouds are trying to work through. they absolutely disintegrate. and what's called the sounding to get information from the atmosphere. there's a north or a northeast wind all the way to 20,000 feet. the clouds just disintegrate. there's just too much dry air. a few of them make it here. not much. a little bit. 30s, 40s, and 50s, and a lot more by the bay. we have a lot of 50s. some areas are getting cold. 32 for -- 49 bodega bay. and mill valley is 39. one observation in novato says 39. we had a

seattle will see rain with a temperature of six and further towards the south a nice working drive fun actually quite pleasant miami there sunshine and highs of twenty seven so let's head down into the caribbean for the islands again a lot of fine weather is expected here sheriff passing through very quickly on the winds kingston jamaica they're looking at highs of thirty through the isthmus the really heavy showers as seen from panama and costa rica and up through guatemala telling to ease away at the moment so there will be a few showers around but jerry not looking too bad you could town is dry makes a go city very pleasant there a twenty one degrees has a mix of heading down into south america we've got showers affecting parts of peru and through into bolivia those could be heavy in places we're also see some heavy rain across southern and eastern parts of brazil was we come further south draw a cross paraguay may see some rain affecting parts of argentina later on. in jakarta school students are taking up weapons to fight in deadly street battles . one on one east investigates this violent phenomenon. at this

down south it, looks like it is pretty easy going, but cool dallas, houston, in the 50's, little warmer toward orlando, down to 68 degrees there. but if you head down to miamiout high for minneapolis with sunshine, 2 degrees, two, for the high temperature, then you head out to the west coast 60s from san fran back down toward la. phoenix comes in at 07 degrees later this afternoon, not too much going on. at least weather wise across the country today. looks like it should be easy travel in that regard. storm scan3, most of the precipitation starting to mover out. but you still see some streamers out there coming off lake erie, so, the northern portions sean of the viewing area up to the lehigh lehigh valley and poconos, few snowflakes possible. gets very wind think afternoon like i said, future wind gusts , gust to go 30, close to 40 miles per hour across the entire region. later this afternoon, it does start to die down little bit as we go through the evening and overnight tonight. but again, still very, very windy weather taking over. it will be a frigid last week of 2017 as well. cold today. but then there comes the arctic air out of northern canada. rea

further down south, we've got 70s out there along with some showers around the miami area. also upper 70s in orlando and plenty of sunshine along the west coast with temperatures in the 60s and even the 50s out in san francisco. you can always keep up with the latest information on weather by downloading the wusa9 app right now. >>> now let's focus in on holiday travel. the experts at aaa say the absolute worst time for getting out of town this entire week is this afternoon. from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. if you are headed moran during that window, it could take you an extra two hours to get where you are going. and it won't be much better at the airport where you can run into extra long lines. and the reason why, more people roll traveling this year -- are traveling this year for the holidays at least according to trip adviser. the travel website released a survey that shows 45% of responsibilities are traveling -- respondents are traveling for christmas this year. 22% of you are taking off for new year's up 3%. aaa says today is bad, but trip adviser says the busiest travel day i

around seattle will see rain with a temperature of six and further towards the south and dry and fine actually quite pleasant miami there sunshine and highs of twenty seven so let's head down into the caribbean for the islands again a lot of fine weather is expected here showers passing through very quickly on the winds kingston jamaica they're looking at highs of thirty through the isthmus the really heavy showers as seen from panama costa rica and up through guatemala tending to ease away at the moment so there will be a few showers around but jerry not looking too bad the yucatan is dry makes a go city very pleasant twenty one degrees. heading down into south america we've got showers affecting parts of peru and through him to bolivia those could be heavy in places we're also see some heavy rain across southern and eastern parts of brazil was we come further draw across paraquat may see some rain affecting parts of argentina later on. the antarctic ice sheet is melting a process that is affecting the entire globe. in a special episode prize joins fifty five scientists on a brant psyching journey of discovery ar

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around seattle will see rain with a temperature of six and further towards the south and dry and fine actually quite pleasant miami there sunshine and highs of twenty seven so let's head down into the caribbean for the islands again a lot of fine weather is expected here showers passing through very quickly on the winds kingston jamaica there looking at highs of thirty through the isthmus the really heavy showers as seen for panama costa rica and up through guatemala telling to ease away at the moment so there will be a few showers around but gerri not looking too bad you could town is dry makes your city very pleasant twenty one degrees as a mix i'm heading down into south america we've got showers affecting parts of peru and through into bolivia those could be heavy in places we're also see some heavy rain across southern and eastern parts of brazil was we come further dry cross paraguayan may see some rain affecting parts of argentina later on. just. think it's only that we're. defying my disability on al-jazeera well at this time. where ever you. could tell you this a transfer to get here in doha with the news

eastwards eventually towards new york state the temp has recovered a bit further south to live in atlanta only twenty in miami manji dallas beats you you can see this and that's the next two days and it's like effect snow only the eastern side of counters well further west big blue sky of course the question about the santa ana winds continues they are still strong in the weekend they ought to fade a little bit but i can't guarantee that anyway there's no ratings in forecast that's for sure so that's the us dropping down through the government's go to the caribbean we've got this line of cloud of really developing again from costa rica up through jamaica to cuba that is the line once again i think of significant rain . the world's largest humanitarian crisis millions caught up in civil war alters the real world examines the roots of the conflict in yemen and the complex history that drew a country into perpetual term. separation of. the north and the so these dualisms are all part of history. yemen the north south divide this time and monday put it well on. u.s. and british companies have announced the bigges

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punishment if indeed it was taken let's talk now to see when our own guy who's a south american football x.p. joins us live from miami tell us about the carcassi defense is it believable and is there a feeling in peru that he's been unfairly dealt with. and how are you yeah. it's i mean a lot of people in peru and throughout latin america and throughout the region think that it's very unfair how this situation's been treated specially a week ago where they did discard the fact that he used cocaine and that was a statement that was brought up by fee for just last week so it's very interesting to hear this i mean everybody was very confident about the ruling favoring get all in all of the sudden he has a one year suspension so that's where there's some inconsistency there is specially because it wasn't consumption of actual cocaine it was because of one of the chemicals within the coca tea being able to be within the list of banned substances used as a stimulant in many cases but there's been presidents that have been established in the past where many of these types of chemicals have been found in traces of blood or t

colder towards the north winnipeg there minus sixteen degrees for the south temperature not too bad for dallas decent conditions in miami but as we head on through into friday we'll see some snow heading towards the eastern seaboard the weather sponsored by cattle. you are making. when they're on line the main u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been the criminal line or if you join us. in the morning and says i want to cover the world of darkness this is a dialogue could be with some of the confusion about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the colobus conversation at this time on al-jazeera. the responding six continents across the globe. al-jazeera as correspondents live and bring the stories they tell of it. but it is one of the letters. were at the worse other russian camp for palestinian read the other syria fluent in world news. this is al-jazeera.

miami. shee anchors the public affairs show, "focus on south florida" which airs on tv 33. she joined cbs4 in august 2016 and as a morning anchor, became amain anchor along with rick folbaum in september 2003. she won an emmy of the pulse nightclub mass shooting attack and was nominated for an emmy for her coverage from havana whenve president obama made his historic visit to cuba. before joining cbs4 rudabeh worked at television stations in l.a. and phoenix where she received emmys and emmy nominations. she studied journalism andology and received a master's degree from university of california, berkeley graduate school of journalism. i suspect that most of you in this room like me were first introduced to khzir khan a little after 9:00 p.m. eastern time, on july 28th, 2016 when case sir muslim-american citizens and her his son was tragically killed in iraq in 2004 electrified millions of people around the world on final day of the democratic convention when he passionately spoke about american ideals and values and offered to lend donald trump muchlu read and dog eared po

miami tonight. drone video showing a tiger shark uncomfortably close to swimmers off south beach. shark, about eight feet long, right near them in the water. they don't seem to notice. it comes within a few feet of the shore before swimming away. >>> a passing to note tonight. and he was a classic. >> golly! >> actor jim nabors has died. best known for his role as gomer pyle on "the andy griffith show" and later getting his own spin-off. he was once asked what he wanted written on his tombstone, he said, quote, i want people to say, golly, he's a nice guy. he was. nabors was 87. >>> and christmas in washington. president trump and the first lady lighting the national christmas tree tonight. the 28-foot colorado blue spruce from virginia glowing with gold and silver stars. >>> when we come back, the world war ii veteran celebrating 100 years with 100 miles. you have to see this. it's america strong. [bell rings] so i was at mom and dad's and found this. cd's, baseball cards... your old magic set? and this wrestling ticket... which you still owe me for. seriously? $25 i didn't even

in dallas down to about eight degrees and out to twenty six miami is hanging on to the sunshine if you like but usually does of course south of this start all nice and quiet at least for the islands even the big ones but the onshore breeze the prevailing breeze means the showers been concentrating on the coast of costa rica nicaragua your honduras and belize and the chances are they'll carry on doing that in the next day or so if anything they'll concentration it could briefly be rather unpleasant at least on that northern coast of panama and costa rica. after years documenting streetcar to see john this book. was inspired to transform perceptions that we are the reason to change the subject to capture the vibrancy of the emerging black youth culture now is one of the people that their camp said i will be giving a speech to all of us this is where things like the new african photography not so much of this time on al-jazeera. they're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you right now and the report by unicef warns that shelter and conflict zones across the world are under attack on a shopping scale that repo

in dallas down to about eight degrees in atlanta twenty six miami is hanging on to the sunshine if you like but usually does of course south of this start all nice and quiet at least for the islands even the big ones but the onshore breeze the prevailing breeze means the showers been concentrating on the coast of costa rica nick your i.q. or honduras and belize and the chances are they'll carry on doing that in the next day or so if anything they'll concentration it could briefly be rather unpleasant at least i'm not north coast of panama and costa rica.

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miami book fair. and hemi owns the books and he owns the books in books, book chain down here in south florida. mitch kaplan, have you read walter isaacson's leonardo da vinci. >> i haven't read it actually. we have t been selling it by the bushel. i haven't read it, i can't keep it in stock for myself. every time i take it home, we have to bring it back for another customer. as walter does, he struck a chord, what he has done with this book, he is going to open up, it is going to be educational tool for some people he don't know the story of leonardo. >> with a walter walter isaacso, he has a new book coming out, top pick, tbd, and would it sell? >> thatct is beginning happen, yes, that is the case. people come so much to admire him. are very few writers like that. doris kearns goodwin is one. david mccullough, walter isaacson develop ad trust with will putionship they anything he puts out really. >> we checked out the best-seller's list prior to sitting down with you here, we discovered some of the books on they're isaacson's da vinci. grant by ron chernow. chris matthew's book on rfk is a be

new york the coldest penetrated all the way south into georgia across texas there with dallas just five degrees as a high some decent weather conditions in miami florida meanwhile across more western areas seattle is struggling there with temperatures of just three degrees and then as we head further southwards into central parts of america no real changes here we've seen showers in recent days from panama through costa rica nicaragua and towards honduras but up to across mexico cherry not too bad to see want to two shows coming off the caribbean side of the arm and some cells are generally looking pretty good temperatures into the low thirty's for the most part consent to make of that thirty two degrees then into south america and here we've got some heavy rain still across more southeast an heiress course parts of paraguayan and across into brazil some showers from rio de janeiro further towards the south is looking fine and one is arizona's a thirty one russian to thirty three inches day and a fine day in santiago in chile a mix of here of thirty. some people saying that my feelings are any program that they're not real but if i think they

york the cold air is penetrated all the way south into georgia across texas there with dallas just five degrees as a high some decent weather conditions in miami florida meanwhile across more western areas seattle is struggling there with temperatures of just three degrees and then as we head further southwards into central parts of america no real changes here we've seen showers in recent days from panama through costa rica nicaragua and towards honduras but up to across mexico cherry not too bad to see want to two shows coming off the caribbean side the on and some cells are generally looking pretty good temperatures into the low thirty's for the most part kingston jamaica that thirty two degrees then into south america and here we've got some heavy rain still across more southeast an heiress course parts of paraguayan and across into brazil some showers from rio de janeiro further towards the south is looking fine and one is arizona's a thirty one russian to thirty three inches day and a fine day in santiago in chile a maximum here of thirty. some people saying that my feelings are any programs that they're not real but if i think they are

it was kind of the closest thing to miami's studio 54 at the turn of the decade 1979, 1980, well before southch had arrived on kind of the global hot spot scene. >> brown: so the celebrities were there but it's the drug lords and the gangsters who are, that's where a lot of the action is. >> it's the ecosystem of all that money that was there. money and sex and cocaine and aspiration. in the case of the cuban exiles who came to this country penniless who really wrested control of the cocaine trade by the late '70s, and didn't mind being seen with the most gorgeous models and playboy casting calls and powerful housewives and richard nixon's friends. everybody largely left everybody alone until all of miami blew up >> brown: your book is filled with all these colorful characters, colorful, but violent characters. pick one just to give us an example of somebody that grabbed you. >> i, like many people in miami, are haunted by the specter of one. ricardo monkey morales. monkey was his nickname. this is a guy who worked for fidel castro, became disillusioned with the violence and the revolutionary

south on 935 it's going to be dry and also going to be mild. we're headed to 56-degrees tomorrow. new york city, 50, chicago a mix of rain and snow, miami 81-degrees. we'll talk more about what you can expect as we head into christmas on monday coming up in a few minutes. christmas on monday. it still doesn't seem right. we have a developing story out of montgomery county. firefighters still on the scene of this big house fire in german town. it broke out around 9:00 tonight on brink road. we're told it doesn't appear that anyone was home at the time, thank goodness, firefighters are still investigating. there is no word yet on a cause. caught on camera, a violent fight at suitland high school in prince george's county. police are now investigating this because of the reports that someone pulled out a weapon during the middle of this fight. fox5's quor eickhoff in is live at the school tonight with the very latest. >>reporter: that video caught on camera not only by the person who sent it to us, but also by serial students seen also record ing in this video. we want to warn you it might be disturbing for some people to watch. as you can

miami. that's where we're looking at the warm conditions. everyone else is cold. >> time to pack bags and head down south for a couple of weeks. >>> still aheadnba finals rematch leads to christmas day thriller. >>> he claims inauguration was the biggest in history, russia is hoax, and claim as terrorist never happened. we're going to look at president trump's biggest falsehoods. back in a moment. >>> simmons to the rime. harden in rhythm. looking for the clean block. westbrook made the steal. westbrook everywhere. robertson with the layup. great play. >> they get away and they actually got a piece. >> irving. stolen away by wall. . >>> james said it should have been called a foul. drove to the basket trailing by three points with 25 seconds left to play. initially signaled cavs ball, but the call is overturned after the review and possession is awarded to golden state. the warriors go onto win this one, 99-92. >>> turning now to nfl and the text y texans hosting the steelers. bought wide receivering antonio brown an extra week of recovery time. first round by in the playoffs. still tied in ten with just aurnd under a minute to play in the ga