surprise that some of the most advanced hurricane research in the world is going on here at the university of miami glass tank filled with water and connected to an enormous fan, which means they can generate the strongest winds overwater anywhere in the world. up there they can simulate a category 5 hurricane. a 1500 horsepower motor drives 65 metre per second winds, flipping up spray and smashing waves into whatever they put in the tank. the sensors in the tank measure how those waves behave and what they do to florida's buildings. because it is not so much the winds as the storm surge. the water driven inland by the storm that causes so much destruction and loss of life. in a hurricane, two metres of floodwater is accompanied with large waves on top of that and the way bleeding is really dramatic. it is what we are talking about, with waves that are quite often breaking and coming and hitting the structure. it is an impulsive force but it is repeated, many times, during a storm. even if it is only an hour, that can really do dramatic damage. and what have you found so far? how can you build hous

megadonors to join him including former chairman john roe and david mcneil and doctor in the university of miami health system and coastal construction tom murphy junior. and sergeio pinno and carnival cruise line and enrique sosa who own ryan and the destroying of gop. joining us is a congressman from florida. congressman matt gates. you put out a strong statement. it is shameful to see how the house gop leadership. that is straightforward as you can put it. why, i just got to ask why in the world are you putting up, not you, but your conference putting up with a man who can do what he did today in the leadership briefing. change the subject from the success of the party and biggest primary night in the election psyche and he will turning it to himself and the idea that evidence matters in his judgment of whether or not there was a spy? it obviously doesn't in his case. >> i have defended paul ryan when i agreed with him. but there is no continuous for ryan to side against the congress who are working for transparency. dein nunnes asked for a year for the documents that go to the heart of the t

he runs the infectious disease division at the university of miami's miller school of medicine. he word with the department of health to help miami develop its recent plan to reduce new infections. >> 12 million tourists visit miami every year. people come here for thegh nitlife, they come here for they're coming to an area that they're unfamiliar with, they s n do whatever they want to do we need to reach tlnerable population. we need to make sure that they understand the risks, because, frankly, they might notis understand the. >> brangham: that's partly what happened with this columbian man. he asked we not show his face. miami is also known for its riving gay scene. it's where he believes he became infected. he says, paradoxically, the availa anti-retroviral drugs mean some ea the gay community don't h.i.v. the way they used to. >> okay, we have pills, we have the solution. nobody is dying from tha situation, from that illness, and the people don't care too much. >> brangham: so you think people have sort of forgotten that h.i.v.-aids is really a problem? >> yeah, yeah, yeah

even played a larger role in the surveying and construction of two of my alma matters, the university of miami, go canes, and florida international university, go panthers. the list goes on and on. most importantly, its engineers, surveyors, planners, and staff uniformly promote the company's core values of integrity, honor, and leadership in their work and to this day still continue the commitment and tradition of its founders. so congratulations to biscayne engineering on its 120th anniversary. i'm always glad to celebrate anything that is older than i. thank you, mr. speaker, for the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time of the the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mccomboven, for five minutes. mr. mcgovern: thank you, mr. speaker i rise today to honor a proud servant of the people -- proud proud to honor a servant of the people if the commonwealth of massachusetts. major general george w. keefe who passed away last 21. he will be laid to rest tomorrow, june 28, in north hampton, mass marks surrounded by his family, friends, fellow officers,

he was one of the nation's top high school running backs, offered a full scholarship to the university of miami, a known launching pad to the nfl. >> my mom, she was crazy excited. i mean, it was everything that i ever hoped for. it was everything i wanted, you know? >> and then, overnight, mike lost his biggest fan. his mom died in a car accident during the holidays of his sophomore year. mike's wife aubrey first met him not long after that accident. >> for him to be all right and mentally deal with this he was going to lean on football. >> the funeral was new year's eve 2010. >> here's the pass. left side. michael james. >> the same day as one of mike's biggest collegiate games, the sun bowl. an excruciating decision. >> i was going to do the thing that made both of us happy. play ball. you know? >> she would have wanted you to be at that game. >> yeah. my mom -- i know my mom. you know? >> driven by grief, mike became relentless. pursuing that boyhood dream of playing professional football. he was drafted in 2013 by the tampa bay buccaneers. >> second and goal. >> and that takes us back to "

of the florida. law school university law school of florida university in miami florida stated that he was quote assaulted by mr epstein. defense team and as you know mr epstein hired a barrage of superstar attorneys including alan dershowitz roy bloch kenneth starr gerald lefcourt and many others several others and the team of attorneys negotiated his plea deal here in washington d.c. they negotiated at the time we're talking two thousand and seven. with the department of justice and so according to mr acosta our labor secretary acosta. the penalties that the prosecution that the united states attorney's office wanted to hand mr epstein . were in fact disallowed by the department of justice in washington now it has been it has recently resurfaced and the f.b.i. have released files eight i believe in total containing hundreds of documents many of them of course redacted most of them redacted. and many of them containing clippings stating how this case developed well i think you. in order to have a pictorial view an image of this case statutory rape as you know carries a sentence a minimum sentence of six

unclear finkelstein she's the director of ethics and the rule of law university of pennsylvania law school she joins us via skype from miami how surprised are you by donald trump's tweet that he has the absolute right to pardon himself when does the president of the united states even have the legal and constitutional power to do this or is trump just making this up the president does not have the legal power to pardon himself apart from the one nine hundred seventy four memo that made that clear it would be an utter abuse of the pardon power the fact that a president has a power under the constitution doesn't mean that in the exercise of that power he can't exceed the bounds of the legal use of that power president trump bragged during his campaign that he could shoot someone on fifth avenue and not lose any fans and this would essentially allow him to shoot someone on fifth avenue and not be called to justice for it because he could immediately pardon himself after he had done it apart from the issue of state crimes which a pardon wouldn't touch so it definitely would place him above the reach of the law and that is not

have been to probably florida state bars as a university o miami fan, maybe didn't want me for that. in college sports, i get that. >> we say that because ofarah suckabee sanders. >> golden rule simple. do unto others as you want to be done unto you. i wish people would live that way on twitter and facebook and in rea lives. divided everywhere. let's not be divided where we eat. >> thank you very much. >>> and reminder, youan see "meet the press" in about ten minutes after news4 today.pp thanks for sg by. >> thank you. >>m fuck to lauryn. >> it is sunday. >> not t you where i'm headed, i don't care what weather is here today, i care about it further south. >> where are you going? >> exactly. >> i heard you wer trying to get weather from angie on social media. >> complaining about -- >> she switched to green screen. that doesn't show the weather. >> if you turn up the volume, you hear her explaining it. visual medium, but most are listening. get off my feed. i'm going to block you. >> lauryn, tell us about the weather. >> it will be h and humid. i'm sure it will be sunny wherever you go. i'll put that out there. let' not talk about philly.

of a mission. although not my first choice i went to miami university because of proximity to my home and reputation as a public. miami showed me a number of unfortunate and frankly scary facts of the world but over my time there i came to realize it was a mock microcosm, start contrast to violent opposition of my presence and support of best people i would ever come to know on one of the most beautiful campuses with a top-notch education. more proof of the importance of community to get you through some of your hardest trials. once again, i had seen it as i had seen in my childhood moves. i was quickly labeled an outsider and on day one a swastika carved on my dorm room door, confirming my fear and suspicion about this new place. it wouldn't be the only incident. neo-nazis marched on campus. they hung nooses to the incident and i could go on. i found my way and founder my community. i forgot the second lesson of my youth, i neglected my health trying to be normal. i got sick sophomore year. got out of remission. i would have not not gotten through that semester at miami without the support of my co

miami. in march, we charged a ring of iranian state sponsored hackers with stealing terabytes of data from scores of american companies, universities and government agencies. in austin, we deployed more than 600 of our people to assist in the investigation of the package bombings down there. this year alone we've rescued 130rks5 kids from child predators. some of them as young as seven months old. we've arrested more than 4,600 gang member, violent gang members, in the past several months. our f.b.i. lab has closed thousands of cases through fingerprint analysis and d.n.a. analysis. and our hostage rescue team has deployed something like 27 different times on missions around the country. i could go on and on. the f.b.i.'s men and women are ing all that work with the unfailing fidelity to the constitution and laws that it demands the bravery that it calls for, and the integrity that the american people rightly expect. as f.b.i. director i'm laser focused on ensuring that our folks get to continue that great work and do it with the fidelity, bravery and integrity we've always had. as i've been saying since as far back as my confirmat

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miami. in march, we charged a ring of iranian state-sponsored hackers with steeling terabytes of data from scores of american companies, universitiesovernment agencies. in austin, we deplored more than 600 of our people to assist in the investigation of the package bombings down there. we've rescued 1, 305 kids from child predators, some as young as seven-month-old. we've arrested more than 4600 violent gang members in just the past several months. our fbi lab has closed thousands of cases through fingerprint analysis and dna analysis and our hostage rescue team has deployed something like 27 different times on missions around the country. i could go on and on. the fbi's men and women are doing that work with the unfailing fidelity to the constitution and the laws that it demands, the bravery it calls for and the integrity the american people expect. as fbi director, i'm laser-focused on ensuring that our folks get to continue that great work and do it with the fidelity, bravery and integrity we've always had. as i've been saying as far back as my confirmation hearing, i'm a huge believer in the importance of process, of doing this

miami. in march, we charged a ring of iranian state-sponsored hackers with stealing terabytes of data from scores of american companies, universitiesernment agencies. in austin, we deployed more than 600 of our people to assist in the investigation of the package bombings down there. this year alone we've rescued 1305 kids from child predators. some of them as young as 7 months old. we've arrested more than 4600 gang members, violent gang members in just the past several months. our fbi lab has closed thousands of cases through fingerprint analysis and dna analysis, and our hostage rescue team deployed something like 27 different times on missions around the country. i could go on and on. the fbi's men and women are doing all that work with the unfailing fidelity to the constitution and the laws that it demands, the bravery that it calls for and the integrity that the american people rightly expect. as fbi director, i'm laser focused on ensuring that our folks get to continue that great work and do it with the fidelity and bravery and integrity that we've always had. as i've been saying since as far back as my confirmation hearing,

miami. in march, we charged a ring of iranian state-sponsored hackers with stealing terabyte of data from scores of american companies, universitiesaustin, we deployed more than 600 of our people to assist in the package bomb we found down there. this year alone, we have rescued 1,305 kids from child predators. some of them as young as seven months old. we have arrested more than 4600 gang members, violent gang members, just the past several months. our fbi lab has closed thousands of cases through fingerprint analysis and dna analysis. and our hostage rescue team has deployed something like 27 different times on missions around the country. i could go on and on. the fbi's men and women are doing all that work with the unfailing fidelity to the constitution and the laws that it demands, the bravery that it calls for, and the integrity of the american people rightly expect. as fbi director, i am laser focused on ensuring that our folks get to continue that great work and do it with the fidelity and bravery and integrity that we have always had. as i have been saying since, as far back as my confirmation hearing, i am a huge believe

miami. in march, we charged a ring of iranian state-sponsored hackers with stealing terra bytes of data from scores of american companies, universities and government agencies. in austin, we deployed more than 600 of our people to assist in the investigation of the package bombings down there. this year alone, we have rescued 1,305 kids from child predators. some of them as young as 7-months-old. we have arrested more than 4,600 gang members, violent gang members, in just the past seven months. our fbi lab has closed thousands of cases through fingerprint analysis and dna analysis. and our hostage rescue team has deployed something like 27 different times on missions around the country. i could go on and on. the fbi's men and women are doing all that work with the unfailing fidelity to the constitution and the laws that it demands, the bravery that it calls for, and the integrity that the american people rightly expect. as fbi director, i'm laser fo s focused on ensuring that our folks get to continue that bra work and do with it the fidelity a and integrity. i am a huge believer in the importance of process, of doing this job by the

of this organization, ron dermer up in miami beach. he got a business degree from the wharton school of business at the university of pennsylvania.al by an author named donald trump, and it inspired him to pursue his career. picky then got a degree in oxford university. he moved to israel from the united states when he was 25. he became a columnist for the jerusalem post and then he served in the number of critical position in the israeli government and became the senior advisor to prime minister bibi netanyahu. in 2013 he was named the israeli ambassador to the united states. and october he will enter his six year of service in that position where, at that point, he will be the longest serving israeli ambassador to the united states in over half a century. he is highly regarded by this administration. he has counsel and his views are treasured by the prime minister of israel. he is one of the most effective ambassadors that the jewish state has ever had. not only to the united states, but to any country. and we are honored to welcome him back to this stage. please welcome ron dermer, the israeli ambassador to the united states.