with the condition that with now call her in rome, and they were examined by dr. hoffer at the university of miami, who published his paper. i saw him up in it, and i made an appointment. i spent the day there are 2 industry bill attests and, and she diagnosed me with this condition um, which it was absolutely oh, on believable to me that something would be due to me as civilian lot of people are not in cuba. that was a big surprise. yeah. after this began happening to you as to plymouth in cuba, the state department and the cia commission studies to get to the bottom of the causes, at least that's what they said they would do. the state department's advisory group, it's called the jason adviser group finally said in early 2022. that it was not likely that the symptoms were being caused by a directed energy weapon. also in early 2022, the c. i a released a report saying that in 976 out of 1000 cases of havana syndrome, they could confirm that the symptoms were not a result of a hostile foreign power without drawing any definitive conclusions. these studies speculated that the causes of havana synd

serious risk to domestic tech firms with any pets, his research of political economy at the university of miami. he says, american regulators are working to increase banking regulations in the wake of the collapse. when you look at the bag itself, is the insured and they were some quick, you know, respond by dividing instruction and california authorities to you know, make sure that the deposit would be secured by other other other means of institutions down the road. the, the risk of the spreading around to others that because of the industry to do overall banking factor is very limited in light to that, that, that quick answer. and also because in the united states, i've actually had a strong powerful, you know, common result of the last 2 weeks and month. and that's why there's no real risk. as we've seen. for example, you're looking at a different banks that are in dire situation. you will, will, you will find in specially the one that noah had invested as i was mentioning, to some know, want to 2 years, you know, cds account with, with a low interest rate in facing other either the directo

this morning he is at the university of miami. sam, didn't disappoint last night, buddy.t. let's put it that way, craig. what is going on in south florida? if you feel the buzz here at the university of miami, the men's and women's team playing at the sweet 16. that is the first time that has ever happened. as to those fau owls, they had never notched a single tournament win. now they're one win away from going to the final four. >> florida atlantic is elite eight bound. >> reporter: this morning a cinderella story that's still being written. the underdog fau owls sneaking their talent into a tough seed. just one win away from the final four. a crucial late game run. >> oh, here he comes! >> reporter: weeks ago, he told us he's been picturing this moment for years. >> when i first got on to campus, i wrote march madness on my name plate. that was always a goal of mine. >> reporter: not to be outdone, an instant classic in the mecca of basketball. 5'8", marqise noel dazzling madison square model. noel turning his ankle and then turning heads with 19 assists. >> the wildcat

proud to have gone to florida state, very proud to have gone to the university of florida, very proud to have gone to the university of miami and these institutions, and they're they're looking what happens in the long run to those institutions not being what they once were. i just don't see the long run benefit of it. >> there's a discreet conversation about what happens to florida, but i think it's worth stepping back for a moment and looking at the tactics being employed here and not mincing words what's going on, setting aside the end game, michelle goldberg had a piece in the times that basically compared what governor desantis to what an autocrat or victor orban is doing. she basically said we should stop calling this a culture war. this is what it looks like when you have a state trying to control and suppress its citizens. >> i don't think that's an overstatement. i don't think if we were actually looking at what the long-term objectives were here it would be astounding and terrifying to people. and the fact it's being framed as culture war, people thinking, oh, this is, you know, basically like the equivalent, the

they're celebrating after the university of miami hurricanes big win on the basketball court.hat. they are in the final four, come on in, ashley, and tell me who else made the final four. new to the book he says. ashley: the hurricanes play uconn in the final four and san diego state takes on the knight ninth seed atlantic and uconn a five and a half point favorite in the final four and san diego state a 2.5 point favorite and connecticut is the highest seed still standing and the favorite to win the tournament and san diego state is the highest on the left bracket and followed by miami and fau, biggest outside bet right now but never count them out in the final four. they're not supposed to be there. everybody's bracket got blown out this year. stuart: when can we get back to premier league soccer fans? ashley: hopefully next weekend. stuart: that's right. the markets not as strong as they were when we opened up with dow is up 250 now up 170 and the nasdaq is heading just a bit south. susan's back watching of all things the entertainment stocks. susan: betting on cinderella u

proud to have gone to florida state, very proud to have gone to the university of florida, very proud to have gone to the university of miamithese institutions, and they are looking at what happens in the long run to those institutions not being what they once were. i just don't see the long run benefit of it. >> there is a discreet conversation about what happens to florida. but i think that it is worth stepping back for a moment and looking at the tactics that are being employed here, and not mincing words about what is going on. setting aside the sort of endgame of what happens in the universe, michelle goldberg had a piece saying, basically comparing what governor desantis was doing to what an autocrat like viktor orban in hungary is doing. we had kimberly on the show she said that we should stop calling it a cultural war, this is fascism. this is what it looks like when you have the state trying to control and suppress its citizens. do you think that is an overstatement? where do you stand on that? >> i don't, actually. i don't think that is an overstatement. and i think that if we were actually looking at what the lon

but some like the cavinder twins from the university of miami. >> are cashing in. >> a recent when we did was cactus ai darren heitner represents haley and hanna. a lot of people feared early on that this would be something dominated by males went back. some people out that are making quite a bit of money right now. the twins are 2 of the biggest stars in and college athletics and they were millionaires long before miami with well over 4 million followers on tiktok there. what i would call 5 tool players and they have everything brand is looking for. >> that was xavier walton reporting for us. well, a bill introduced by california state lawmakers january if passed, would require some division, one schools to share percentage the >> 9.21 is the time and other news that we're following this morning. if you're going to take bart this coming weekend and you use certain station and make other plans because bart's, yellow line service to orinda is going to be delayed. they're doing some major track work. so that means delays for you and free buses to replace the train service of john rock r

but some like the cavinder twins from the university of miami. >> are cashing in. >> a recent when we did was cactus ai darren heitner represents haley and hanna. a lot of people feared early on that this would be something dominated by males went back. some people out that are making quite a bit of money right now. the twins are 2 of the biggest stars in and college athletics and they were millionaires long before miami with well over 4 million followers on tiktok there. what i would call 5 tool players and they have everything brand is looking for. >> all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 news at noon university of california officials announced new requirements for certain applicants. why they say the new guidelines will simplify the transfer process for qualified students. plus, when a pouch, rowe's lawyers called the man suing her for $3300,000. back to the stand. the latest developments on this case after this. >> more shake up. an actor alec baldwin's manslaughter case before it even goes to trial. the special prosecutor appointed to oversee this case has removed herself. and 2

damian: university of miami! lisa a.: just making sure! niversity of miami, both are playing, both are electric kids, dynamic! there is no fee! tom: orange juice -- damian: with the rum. tom: thank you, with bloomberg intelligence. i am going to quote what i was watching over the last week, this argentinian peso. this was the quoted number, 2.0 6. the depreciation of the -- the devaluation of the argentinian peso. it is idiosyncratic and removed, but the turkish lira 19.09. you wonder how that factors into their extraordinary foreign-policy challenges. that's a big number. lisa a.: you really feel for that entire recovery process. i think it accounts for that during a time when there are seeing that depreciation. tom: there was no question over the weekend. the most interest was from dr. posen. he will join us on america's new domestic foreign-policy. we may lose jobs. stay with us. this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so fo

amazingly, the university of miami is not the only school to have their men's and women's team playing. they've all done it, too. joe's alabama squad, they play later tonight. week and a half into this thing, we still have about seven to ten days to go. already, it's been one of the greatest ncaa tournaments we have seen on records. willie, back to you. >> amazing times at miami. florida atlantic, what a run. they're a good team. they're not a cinderella anymore. they're 34-3 with a good shot of making the final four. sam brock in miami for us. coral gables. sam, thanks so much. >>> professor glaude, we've got to talk about your princeton tigers playing tonight in the sweet 16 creighton. they are a cinderella as a 15 seed. for a team that handled purdue, the number one seed, there's no reason they can't beat creighton tonight. >> definitely, we have a chance. let's just say, let's just say something we all need to say. that is, isn't this a breath of fresh air, to experience the excitement, the spontaneity, just the exuberance of the tournament? and for an ivy league, i've been at prin

i'm currently getting my masters in criminal justice at the university of miami.anted to be in the fbi or secret service. i walk up to this burning car, i'm like, all right. this is live bullets. and you know, so of course i've never seen anything like that. but to be able to act on it again with the other three heroes that i was with was definitely a good deed and something that, of course, i've never imagined myself being a part of in a million years. >> yeah. awesome that four people randomly happened to all be in the same place at the same time and have the same, you know, drive to get involved and try to help and do something. it's kind of just an extraordinary story. do you know how the guy -- how the person is doing or how serious the person's injuries were? >> we do not yet. we've been waiting for police report. the police got all of our contact info. i've been in contact with arthur, rita and abdul waiting to hear back what's going on. initially when we pulled him out of the car, his mouth was bleeding. when i picked him up, he had a lot of blood on my sh

the university of miami came from behind tonight to beat texas hurricanes will face yukon and one of wo semifinal games next saturday night and tonight's other regional final san diego state university be creating the aztecs will take on florida atlantic university in the other semifinal matchup next weekend. it's been a heck of a march madness. adam sandler has created some of the most iconic movies and characters in the world of comedy. he's an actor, comedian, producer musician, and now he is the recipient of the 2023 mark twain prize for american humor. you'll see the special celebration next here on cnn. here's a preview. i'll grant you. a lot of amazing amazing people have flown to d. c to say nice things about adam sandler. but if you ask yourself why so many of adam's friends were available. to speak tonight. i'll tell you why. because when adam isn't working, they aren't working. it's tremendous heart, you know, to lifelong friendships with basically every person he's ever worked with. mm hmm. when you and i first met at that diner with my wild punk hair, i mean, we just laug

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. >> all right, morgan besides the university of miami hurricanes this weekend, what should we be watchingwe have the women's final four kicking off you have lsu taking on virginia tech two years ago lsu wins nine games the entire season. now they will be in the final four here. you have south carolina for the women. they're the defending champions. they will have a tough matchup against iowa and then of course going into the weekend, anything is up for grabs. you have florida atlantic, of course, cinderella story do not call them a cinderella story. >> not anymore >> not anymore not at all and then you have uconn sitting there. they're the only one that's been there before will that experience mean anything we'll find out >> you are looking for an all florida championship game. >> that would be so cool. whole south florida ncaa final >> but the laranaga story. he took another team to the finals, george mason now he's back. back to the women's bracket for a second i was texting with the gamecock coach yesterday. >> that's nice. >> you know how he do. >> just name dropping. >> talking to th

university of mom. he joins us from miami . thanks for being with us. so why did this bank suffer so badly so quickly? yeah, so you're a carey, i'm always impressed. was the amount of time very, very short amount of time with the bank last for 8 hours. and it is many due to the fact that as you were explaining, you know, the bank was specializing on highly risk investment in this eco value. so companies that are small enough thought of that might be in need of quickly quality. and now we're facing a hard hard front weighs during the ser, no rise of inflation. them in the siegel valley is not as flooring it used to be. and as a result, is the company actually at that and mostly invested into, you know, fixed income rate in a one to 2 years asked as they were not able to meet the requirements for liquidity to their summer or some of their deposit honors that were being paid by panic and by bad news and potential, you know, spread of panicking moods from, from the depositors. and that's a critical case of run to the money. and that's why the company just collapsed so quickly. you mentioned panic, them, an

. >> reporter: this is a sophomore at miami's florida international university, one of the largest schools 55,000 students. as president of the pride student union, he believes that florida will do away with inclusion programs. florida governor ron desantis. >> we will be the first state in these united states, to wipe out dei at our public university. >> reporter: what does fiu without the dei initiatives look like to you? >> a school i would have never enrolled in. >> reporter: the florida legislature is debating house bill 999, which takes direct aim at dei funding. in its form, the bill does not prohibit student groups, but it does prohibit universities from using funds to promote, support or maintain, programs or campus activities that advocate for diversionty equity and inc inclusion. >> i'm ashamed of this body. >> i'm happy to see that the conservative students have a voice here. >> reporter: the vast majority in attendance, opposed to eliminating the programs. >> shame. shame. >> reporter: across the state, hundreds of students have organized walkouts, marched and rallied in oppos

san diego state university and miami both knocking of both number one seeds. the first time in ncaa history there will be an elite eight without the top seed vying for the national title. for miami, it was all about guard nigel back. sinking a season best seven three-pointers. >> that is seven. seven threes. >> mona: enough to make you dance. head coach heading to their second straight elite eight, busting out of the signature disco moves. >> it was a little stiff. but he is still very mobile for his age. >> what do you mean, for my age? >> mona: in a start to taking down the number one overall seed, alabama for the first ever trip to elite eight. the aztecs finishing off a hot streak, whopping 17 points in the final 12 minutes and a loss for the cinderella team princeton means every match for san diego going up against creighton tonight. the team facing off last year. >> he gets and another basket. >> in the women's tournament, all eyes were on caitlin clark. >> stealing the stick. >> the junior with 31 points. bringing her team to victory against colorado. a

miami because i gotta stick with my conference. the ec so even though everyone out of it, and miami university is still in it , so i'm pulling for theanes right now, and i hope they win later today, but i just can't tell you how much of a fan i am of march madness and i go to every final four and i love it and when i was playing, i hope i made it obvious that i love the final four and i tried to make sure my team went to every final four and we did. we got very lucky and we were able to be there every year. oh you're gonna try and be in houston. i will be in houston. i'll be there in person like i am every year and i'll be there working. that's great bracket town. i'll be going to the games and the thing about this year. that's exciting for me is i'm taking my son. i have a 17 year old son. wow. so i'm taking taking him for the first time since he was probably like seven where he can't remember when he was seven. oh, that's great. well, he will feel the magic and, of course, always feeling the magic with you. christian laettner. that's so exciting. have fun at the final four championship in houston. i'm gonna go with a yukon because

university of texas at austin. welcome back... [applause] and he finished third in the 2019 teen tournament as a junior from miami, florida. n history at yale university. say hello again to... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny, and welcome back to the high school reunion tournament. we kicked off the week with an exciting 6-quarter-final as our 2018 teen tournament winner claire sattler advanced to the semifinals. today we welcome lucas, anish, and audrey back to the alex trebek stage. good luck, players. let's get into the jeopardy! round with these categories... ♪♪ and... lucas, you'll be selecting first. let's take people from islands for $800. how about let's start with a...

university. from miami, florida... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik. johnny gilbert. and welcome to the first of three semifinal games in the high school reunion tournament. our field began with 27 teen tournament alumni. nine contestants remain, and by the end of next week, one of them will be named our champion. but to get to the finals and one step closer to the $100,000 grand prize, you need to win your semifinal. and lucas, jackson, and avi are here today to do just that. welcome and good luck. let's go to work in the "jeopardy!" round with these categories... the ones used by the library of congress. and... that's a sentence containing every letter.

miami and san diego state and the university of connecticut and florida atlantic.towels never even won an ncaa tournament game before this run. let's talk about the tournament so far and what might explain the results so far. nicole joins me now. welcome. i have to ask you out of curiosity is how is your bracket doing because mine is terrible but you do this for a living. how is it going? >> probably worse than yours. i'd like to pick a couple upsets but i picked the wrong ones. i have no final four teams alive as of last weekend. i like to root for the underdog. >> help us understand what is going on. we saw a 16 seed knockoff number one seed for the first time since 2018 with dickinson beating perdue. in the first round. what explains the chaos? >> it is a great question. depending on which coaches or athletic directors you talk to they will come up with different answers but we have seen a lot more double-digit seeds pulling off upsets. you can look at the parody in the sport -- parity in the sport and transfer portal. one player can make a big difference in the

to a couple of of the spring breakers from westchester university in pennsylvania they said it was a stampede of people running into restaurants and hotel and shops trying to hide. miamie say two people were shot. they were both rushed across downtown miami to jackson medical center. one of those men young men -- ended up dying. so one dead, one wounded he's out of the hospital now. and they did detain one suspect who miami beach police say is cooperating and they also add they confiscateds four handguns during the entire activity of the chaos here. the city of miami beach says it will not impose a curfew as it did in years past when the scene down here in spring break got unruly they think it was a one isolated incident friday night happen to be st. patrick's day no word on whether that had any connection to the crowd size but it is spring break this is a heavy, heavy tourism month, and businesses love it. because they make a lot of money on the spring breakers. lawrence back to you. lawrence: join megaon set to make heads or tails of all of this former fbi special agent nicole parker fox news million mark seeing ling and paul murrow i want a comment on this case fir

university miami rallied to upset texas last night in the men's march madness tournament. mommy investigators for the first ever trip to the final four, where they will face the university of connecticut. florida atlantic will also take on san diego state next saturday live here on kpix. mourn the men's and women's tournament in about 15 minutes. for now, that's a look at your top stories. >>> developing is in the south. we are not the only dealing with severe weather. now millions are bracing for the worst after deadly storms pushed through the southeast over the weekend. mississippi is seeing some of the worst of it after severe storms and tornadoes killed at least 25 people and injured dozens over the weekend. cbs news is there and rolling fork and the national weather service says, the turn it was actually an ef4. you can see that just by the damage, have you ever seen anything like this in tornado reporting? >>reporter: let me tailor just recently, i covered hurricane ian and this is eerily similar to what it looks like down in southwest florida. it is just, a field of debris. not just here enrolling for, but other towns, neighboring towns are also dealing with the de

five seeds miami staifg state nine seed florida atlantic four seeded uconn playing for national title uconn advanced after beating gonzaga university and strange turn of event i found myself rooting for this imaginary school on saturday. i was in on gonzaga because they're the ultimate cinderella story, like cinderella fictional characters. i've been sounding the alarm gonzaga is only a basketball team. in spokane, washington which is like the north pole to gonzaga santa claus, my crusade to expose the truth about this is causing some of the local news to question whether they've been duped too. >> it all started in 2019 ncaa tournament when kimmel incested gonzaga did not exist. >> i'm saying he needs to come visit gonzaga. >> we will show him around. >> we want to get kimmel in spokane on g.u. campus. use the hashtag. >> let's use that hashtag and give jimmy best evidence why gonzaga exists. >> we are real. it's a place. we have been there. >> it's like take me to the cornfield and do away with them. >> no, no. no one ever mentioned me being killed in a cornfield. now i'm definitely not going up there. if i did eight people would be standing there w

activities, the counter program is city of miami beach thought would be a good way to try to keep things calm and cool. this is a florida international universityeach volleyball tournament this going and happening all day. tourists, locals watching the action but then you've got a big stage set up. one country-western man after another country-western band all day long doing their set. that is with the city is hoping for but they are hoping for a peaceful spring break season. keep in mind, places like destination spring blake places like miami beach, fort lauderdale, these come in waves but it is a six week season so one week is a different wave of kids coming in for spring break, the next week a brand-new. they love the month of march it brings automated city and the police just wanted to stay cool. >> stayed cool down in miami, phil will keep on it, thanks good to see if it will have a lot more on some stuff that's not cool and vacation spots across the country and down in the caribbean and elsewhere. lawrence jones is cross-country at 10:00 p.m. tonight right here. he will be in miami, take a look at spring break and advice in how the kids a

of bills that deal with universal school vouchers, the death penalty, consolidating his power as governor, treatment for transgender children and abortion among many, many others. joining us from miamiter mark caputo who covers florida politics. mark, this is kind of this remarkable legislative session that they don't typically get this much national attention, this outsized attention. obviously, with governor desantis being primed for a presidential run what are you expecting it to look like over the next 60 days? >> reporter: i'm expecting the session to look like a giant rubber stamp. it normally isn't like this for governors. but ron desantis is a governor like no other we have seen in the state. he is incredibly popular with the republican base. more so if you look at republican polling than donald trump in florida and the republican legislators who control the legislature know this. in addition to that, they have more than a two-thirds majority. so democrats basically don't matter. and if you have more than a two-thirds majority, you can steamroll the opposition. lawmakers explicitly and in some cases implicitly admit this is a session to further ron desantis' ambitions and th

miami. things were getting a little out of control there but, don't worry, we sent johnny somewhere safe. fort lauderdale, beach. let's watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ it. >> what school do you go to. >> universitybiggest partier here. >> him. right here. >> him. >> him. >> spring break, big party theme. what's the game plan? >> make out with boys. >> find some hot chicks. >> beers and alcohol all day. >> what happened to your nose? >> i got skin poisoning. >> how is that doing with the ladies. >> the girls told me it's not attractive but i do it anyways. >> gross. >> what's the craziest things to have happened so far. >> there is a lot of guys coming up to us. >> i was attacked by a few women at once. >> crazy. skinny dipping is allowed. >> i got really drunk yesterday and i hit my head. i fell on concrete. >> are you okay? >> i thought i was going to lose my best friend. >> they had to take the top of my head off a couple times to see if i had a brain. ♪ in your opinion, what issue facing america is most important? >> justin bieber and selena gomez need to get back together that will save the world. >> not a fall break and summer break. >> inflation is crazy. >> trying to ban tiktok. >> bigges

universities, partisan elections, making bloggers register, the immigration bill. a blizzard of legislation. and then he can go out and say hey, i can do this for the country. fabulous santiago, who writes in the miamir, has to laminated of are what people think, what they love, what they read, total political control overland policy without organized policies policy to offer an alternative. floridians must wake up. but that wouldn't be the way it is an, washington state? so he is sort of selling his base false premise, that he could do this and washington. and in washington you would have the senate and the house. >> right. no, that's true. he's trying to out trump trump in every way he can. what is worrying is the concentration of power that he has seen florida, where you don't have checks and balances anymore. the legislative branch has been co-opted by the governor. the judiciary, like the federal supreme court, is being co-opted by the raiders well, and so i do worry that as we continue to move down this path, the checks and balances one exist anymore. republicans, like we see the trump effect, there tua scared to challenge someone like trump because if they do they will be primaried. they'll b