i grew up in miami. i am not cuban, the blond hair, green ice and transparents skin gives that away. all of my friends were, their parents, grand parents friends were vef gees. these are people who came over because they had to, to miami. and the funny story behind this is my mom still lives in miami. my whole family was down there for many, many years. and i have been up here for ten years. i lived in washington for the last ten years. every thanksgiving, i went home to miami. because that's where the family was. actually my wife's family is in miami as well. every thanksgiving except for this year. the one year i said, i have done a lot of traveling we have been out of a town a lot. let's just stay in washington this thanksgiving. and of course fidel castro dies two days after thanksgiving when i would have been in miami for greatest party in the history of the universe. my mom will never let me live it down. that's what happens when you don't come home for thanksgiving a. horrible dictator dies and yo

this is massive amount of space in miami. these big buildings, and it was considered the university of south campus, and this is who they rented the space from the university of miami. and then u.m. basically said, you keep it. you basically transformed it now completely into a government-run facility, and it is all yours. so this is not something that you could keep secret, right? it is one thing to have safehouse or two in the woods to run a couple of operatives out of it, but it is another thing to have several hundred case officers and thousands of operatives in and out of it. and felix rodriguez tells a great story of training in the everglades, and the trooper seeing the recoilist anti-tankers there and it was a nudge-nudge, wink-wink and it is not that odd to me that you have an tie-tank weapon in the back of the car because you are speaking of a heavy cuban accent out by the station, and it is one thing that people understood. so operations started from the cia station in the way that again if you saw part two that yo

sean hannity is in miami tonight. there he is, sean hannity, take it away. >> sean: all right, tucker, and we appreciate it, as always. thank you. welcome to "hannity" and tonight we are broadcasting live from little havana. we are in beautiful miami, florida, the world's most famous versailles restaurant, where for the entire hour, we are going to highlight what has been the long-suffering of the cuban people in their fight for liberty and freedom against an evil murdering communist dictatorship. and people in cuba, they are risking their lives to stand up to modern day tierney. in just moments, we'll be joined by florida governor, rhonda santos and senator marco rubio, former cia officer, and a crowd of passionate cuban-american activists that are fighting for their family and their friends and their loved ones, that cuba might finallyly be free. we are doing it right here in the free state of florida. i wonder if i get one day tax exemption from new york. but anyway, thankro you for joining us tonight. now, we begi

en miami, florida. vilma tarazona, univisiÓn. patricia: la otra naviera demandÓ al cirujano general de florida scott precisamente por esta ley estatal que les prohÍbe pedir pruebas de vacunaciÓn un mes despuÉs de reanudar sus viajes. considera que la medida perjudica la reactivaciÓn del sector que ha sido paralizado desde el 2020. la ley firmada por el gobernador ron desantis impondrÁ multas de hasta 5000 $ a las empresas de cruceros que soliciten el pasaporte de vacunaciÓn a sus pasajeros. el gobierno del presidente joe madden estÁ asignando mÁs funcionarios de migraciÓn para flexibilizar las solicitudes de programa de acciÓn diferida que protege de la deportaciÓn a miles de jÓvenes soÑadores. desde los Ángeles dulce castellanos nos dice a quÉ se debe este atraso y quÉ hacen las autoridades para agilizar los trÁmites. dulce: el gobierno del presidente joe madden estÁ evaluando estrategias para minimizar el retraso en el procesamiento de las solicitudes de daca. para finales de junio se reportÓ que habÍa mÁs

we are in little havana, miami. people are standing in solidarity with the freedom movement going on in cuba, which has been underreported by the news media, and frankly ignored by the president for the most part. we'll continue straight ahead from miami. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." as we are in miami, the world-renowned bursae restaurant, we have governor ron desantis, marco rubio, the mayor of the great city of miami, you've been so passionate and so outspoken, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us, the cuban people have no means to defend themselves, and this is something that impacts the entire hemisphere. speak to the crowd, look at it, they are furious about it. and they have every right to be. >> absolutely, sean. >> sean: you came here when you're 6 years old, but

beach and north miami beach. what are your concerns about the integrity of what remains? this as search and rescue teams continue to, you know, try to dive into that debris. >> number one, i want to thank you, and my heart and my prayers goes out to the families, to the neighbors that live in the neighboring community, as well. as you know, we have friends and family who live in such buildings adjacent. what's interesting here is that there is a new day, that we in miami-dade are creating here that is unique and special. everyone is looking at an existing building product in a new light. we've had these structures, but nobody has really focused on it like we are focusing on it now. in miami, florida, we are very cognisant of that, and we have done it in the past, specifically 1992 when hurricane andrew came through. we completely revamped and brought the florida building code to the next level and made it so much more progressive. i see this happening right now on multiple levels. >> yeah, so you see that this wi

> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> decenas de exiliados cubanos participaron hoy en un concierto en miami florida apoyaron así a los manifestantes que salieron a las calles de la isla a pedir libertad líderes locales se unieron al evento en la calle ocho hubo artistas como el dúo gente de zona y romero que interpretó la canción patria y vida que es el himno de estas protestas mientras en cuba el régimen reprime manifestantes el régimen cubano dice que hay una persona muerta pero dicen que hay cientos de detenidos y más muertos >> el internet sigue restringido pero aparecen videos impresionantes como este hombre balaceado en su casa son los gritos de una mujer desesperada porque fuerzas de la seguridad cubana llegaron a arrestar a su esposo en su casa un policía ingresa por otro lado y dispara en el vídeo la mujer cuenta que el marido se lo llevaron detenido el hombre llamado daniel joel su primo dice que le dispararon 4 veces >> no tenía arma blanca (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (informaci

vaqueiro >> dos hermanas latinas de 4 y 10 años entre las víctimas encontradas hoy en el edificio en miami familiares recuerdan la última vez que vieron sus seres queridos de desaàrecodps >> el día del padre comimos >> [♪♪♪ ♪♪♪] >> 18 muertos 145 desaparecidos los topos mexicanos están listos para la búsqueda pero todavía no los dejan además la ola de calor intenso que afecta estados unidos deja 60 personas muertas crece preocupación por salud de adultos mayores y trabajadores al aire libre >> contamos con agua hay que hidratarnos y salir protegidos >> las altas temperaturas rompen récord tenemos recomendaciones de los expertos >> un gran jurado en new york presenta cargos contra la organización del expresidente de los estados unidos, donald trump crece el drama de los niños enfermos de cáncer en méxico hoy sus padres bloquearon el acceso al aeropuerto de la ciudad de méxico >> es solo un niño y quiere seguir viviendo así como mi hijo hay muchos niños que quieren seguir y le echa ganas por qué el gobierno no >> el gobierno minimiza el problema dice que las den

daniella levine cava is the mayor of miami—dade county. as i have said before we will move forward with the demolition as soon as it is safe to do so between 10pm and 3am tonight. bringing the building down in a controlled manner is critical to expanding our scope of search as, you know, in the pile and allowing us to search in the area closest to the building which has currently not been accessible to the teams, given the great risk to our first responders due to the instability of the building. due to the temporary pause of our search and rescue efforts on the scene there have been no changes in the figures that i have reported earlier to you. so as soon as the building is down and once the site is deemed to be secure we will have our first responders back on the pile to immediately resume their work. we have been hearing the latest on the situation from david willis. they spoke about it for a while but now their hands are being forced, if you like, because officials fear that tropical storm irma which is bearing down on the peninsula co

the engineers, the miami-dade fire rescue team, the miami-dade county police department and everybody who played a part in executing this operation safely and successfully. including the town of surfside. i also want to take a moment to acknowledge and reflect on the great tragedy this has been for those who have survived the building and have had to evacuate. the world is mourning for those who lost their loved ones and for those who are waiting for news from the collapse. to lose your home and all of your belongings in this manner is a great loss as well. andpy heart and deepest sympathies going out to all of the families who have had this tragedy. our teams are doing everything possible to help those would lost their homes begin to rebuild, fema is here and has been from the beginning. and they've been doing an incredible job to sign up families for individual assistance and we're working with insurance companies to stream line the process of submitting claims as much as possible. and we've raised millions of dollars thanks to the generosity of people in this country and all around

our tv john, heidi has more from miami as is often the case when cuba speaks, so does miami's little havana, cuban americans in miami, voice, their support of their cuban brethren and havana, and more than a dozen other cuban cities marching in a rare show of dissent against the government, they say, is responsible for a lack of adequate food medicine and electricity as cuba grapples with a severe economic crisis. worsened by the coven, 1900. pandemic, monday to crowd and little havana was smaller. but just as vocal just behind me across the street is never sy restaurant. this is a very well known cuban restaurant in little havana. and it's really been the main staging area for these protests. you can see there's a good amount of protesters here across the street. there's a pretty sizeable police presence, probably more police than there are protesters today, many of whom have been really driven back because of the ongoing rain and thunderstorms here in the area of the. but their voices are being heard above the crackle of thunder and lightning with backing from us president joe bide

una de las victimas era la hija de 7 aÑos de un bombero de la ciudad de miami. reportera: la pequeÑa estela vivÍa con su madre, la fotografa argentina. la madre sigue desaparecida con sus padres y una hermana que vinieron a pasar vacaciones. una tragedia como tantas con este derrumbe. >> estas personas, estos rescastistas que arriesgan sus vidas no dejan de ser humanos. el encontrar un hijo, una hija en estas condiciones es desgarrador. es fuertÍsimo. es escalosfriante. reportera: vino desde el centro de la florida aportar en el esfuerzo de bÚsqueda. >> nosotros sentimos por nuestros hermanos que no lo conocemos. cada uno de nosotros vamos a sentir eso. reportera: la buena noticia que el nÚmero de personas aumentÓ reduciendo el nÚmero de desaparecidos. porque la policÍa recibiÓ mÁs informaciÓn para corregir la cifra inicial. los vestigios del edificio en pie representan un riesgo para la operaciÓn. >> estamos procediendo con la evaluaciÓn. reportera: familiares y socorristas estÁn aferrados a un milagro. >> es difÍcil verlos sufrir y lo Único que

i want to bring in mayors dan gilbert of miami beach peach and frances suarez of miami. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> neither of you are strangers to threatening storm. but mayor suarez what are your concerns about the storm and the ongoing search in the debris field there at that clamsed condo. >> well that florida task force 2 led by the city of miami and so it's a tremendous concern for our -- you know, first responders who are there on the scene, who are risking lives, underneath very unstable ground in search of of the efforts below ground on top of piles shifting and moving. the building can come down at any moment. we had to stop work a couple days ago or day and a half ago because it shifted six to 12 inches. with a looming hurricane, it's more important than ever that the decision to be -- to take down the building be expedited. >> and mayor, gelber, a lot of people in miami beach are living in the high-rise towers in the miami beach areas. i wonder if you are hearing about worries being expressed to you not just? light of the storm but in light of the collaps

in miami they're expecting heavy rain and winds and everything that comes with a tropical storm. certainly that was something imperative that needed to be done. charles watson joins us in surfside, florida. apparently the search will resume at the surfside collapse and the demolition most importantly, one might look at that video and think wow, it seems as if that will just make the search teams' efforts harder, but in fact it might give crews access to new areas of the debris pile that they once couldn't access. explain to us how this might help in search efforts. >> certainly it will help crews at that collapse site. throughout the day on saturday, they had engineers and demolition crews at that site strategically placing explosives so they could complete that controlled explosion. what it did was allow the building to fall straight to the ground and it did not impede any of the areas that search crews have already been searching in. now before when that building was up there was some concerns about the structural stability of that building. now with it gone search and rescue c

my name is madeleine -- them president at miami-dade college. i must say that for the first day arrived on campus, my priority has been to ensure the physical safety of my students, but also organization, that on behalf of the women or community colleges across america, we served as economic air force engines for our community. miami-dade college, known as democracies college, is the nation's most diverse institution of higher education. -- community college and university across the country, serving 120,000 students. very few institutions of had a greater impact, raising more than 2 million for our student alumni, as we probably touch every household in our community. offering more than 300 a distinct career pathways, miami-dade colleges at the cutting edge of technology with, hundreds of strategic workforce partners and partnerships that include global companies and right here our local for workforce. in miami-dade county, 85% -- less than 50 employees, so, we serve as a conduit for workforce training. since the beginning of the pandemic, miam

if it goes west, we could even take miami-dade out of it if there's not an impact in miami-dade. if it's closer east, then obviously, potentially as we get into northern florida probably going to have to add some counties in the interior. so, that's all there. we're ready, we're watching every track and making whatever adjustments that we need to do. final thing i'll say before i head back and do more stops here and then i will be in eoc in tallahassee later. my wife and i were able to go back to the memorial wall down the street and i was there early on and the amount of outpouring you've seen has grown exponentially and it was very moving. when i first went i knew some of the families, now i've met a lot more of them so i recognize these folks and i've heard stories about their lives and what they meant to family and friends, so it was really moving and you know, i look at that and it just, it's a such a range, you have people who lived a full life at age 90-plus, you have young kids, you have some of these younger adults in the prime of their life, have all of these opportunit

washington y la havana se escribió un nuevo capítulo en la isla hoy los cubanos residentes en miami expresaron por tierra y mar un llamado al gobierno estadounidense a actuar al fin del régimen lourdes tiene la información lourdes adelante muy buenas noches >> qué tal vanessa aquí las manifestaciones no paran estamos en la marina si es que vemos de este lado hay varias embarcaciones que acompañan las protestas hay una flotilla las protestas en tierra para representar los cubanos que han muerto en el intento le dicen a los protestantes en la isla que aguanten y los acompañan en la lucha >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> en le grito de libertad de la diásfora cubana aumenta la desesperación >> patria y vida >> reunidos en la torre de la libertad en miami esperan que su solidaridad se sienta hasta la isla en el malecón de la isla >> que vía la cuba sobeana >> el régimen madrugó con un evento con raúl castro que renunció tras estar en el poder por 62 años no podían dilatar la convocatoria ante la fabricación de imágenes sobre su gobierno >> a todo un pueblo levantado contra el gob

sophie long sent this update from miami. sophie: the search and rescue operation is in day nine after having to be paused for some 15 hours on thursday, largely due to fears that the remaining part of the building still left standing could fall. that remains a maj area of concern when it comes to the safety of the rescue workers and continuing the painstaking task of sifting through the rubble. it seems they are now considering a controlled demolition of that remaining part of the building. in the latest update we have had from the mayor of miami-dade county, she informed us that sadly they have pulled two more bodies from that pile of rubble. one of them a seven-year-old little gl, the daughter of one of their own, a fire and rescue worker from miami. so an extremely difficult day for those rescue workers. more than 120 people remain unaccounted for, and the mission to find them continues. but they have been dealing with some very, very challenging conditions. the sun is shining now, but there are fears there are more tropi

. >> reporter: tonight, miami-dade fire and rescue telling families we mourn with you. this powerful scene against a backdrop of community-wide concern. right now many residents in neighboring miami beach want to know what risk am i at with my building. there are about 5,000 commercial properties in miami beach, and around 500 of them are undergoing some form of recertification right now. the city immediately sprang into action how soon after the collapse did you jump in on inspections? >> the next day, friday >> reporter: city manager alina hudak says miami beach just wrapped up a visual inspection of all those buildings as it awaits a deeper dive within 21 days, and 15 complexes, 10 of them occupied, have been our thres for having to evacuate a building >> if we can't get a letter from a structural engineer assuring us the building is safe for occupancy, we will have to pull that trigger. >> reporter: miami beach could act in a matter of days as 76 people in surfside remain unaccounted for. still, those on the front lines lifted tonight by the nearly 500 thank you car

the city of miami, laura, is almost a character in the story. we have heard from frances soares, who is the city's mayor today, and city leaders speaking from miami. talk about the role that just the city plays in cuba's future both with an exile community, and emigrant community, and a political sphere of influence that still is kind of felt on the island. >> so, to your point about fidel castro's death, i covered his death and i have to tell you that it feels very similar, and i'd say that they're even more people here now. the difference that i'm seeing in the reason that i think that there are more people here is because people actually feel that change might come. there's never again been a protest of this magnitude on the island. so, people here in miami are pushing out a message telling the people of cuba to keep going, to keep fighting the good fight. and miami, as we mentioned, is obviously a very hub of the cuban american community here in the united states. and the mayor, as they came in, when we were going live for the nbc six newsca

es un venezolano que reside en miami. tratamos de contactar por telÉfono, pero nadie nos ha respondido. hoy arrestaron a un tercer haitianno. el gobierno interino pide ayuda militar, pero la oposiciÓn tiene otro pensar. >> no necesitamos el apoyo de la comunidad internacional. gran parte de los ciudadanos aseguran que la violencia en la isla reina. fÉlix: en surf side , florida rescataron tres nuevos cuerpos. el nÚmero de personas localizadas es de 217. paulina: se registrÓ otro caso de violencia domÉstica extrema. una mujer fue encontrado sin vida en tennessee. de nada sirvieron las denuncias y la orden de restricciÓn contra el padre del menor. reportera: jasmine tenÍa un hijo pequeÑo y todo una vida por delante. hace dos dÍas fue sacada de la fuerza de su casa junto con su hijo de dos aÑos. de secuestrador habrÍa sido el padre del pequeÑo. antes de recibir la noticia de la muerte de su hija la madre de la vic y mas tenÍa esperanza de encontrar la comida. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: sus amigas le rindiero

avanza la bÚsqueda , los socorristas encuentran 4 cuerpos en los escombros del edificio colapsado en miami los experimentados topos que llegaron desde mÉxico siguen si permiso para intervenir mu buenas tardes una inspecciÓn en edificios del condado de miami encontrÓ que mÁs de 400 edificios son inseguros ademÁ este miÉrcoles calor inhuman sindicato de agricultores pide protecciÓn ante la ola de calor en la costa oeste en oregon mÁ de personas mueren y en canadÁ mÁs de 200 insulin accesible walmart lanza cadena de insulina mÁs barata hasta e un 50% cadenas esperan unirs para dar mejores accesos a las personas con diabetes se termina el contrato que liga a lione andrÉs messi cuccittini con e barcelona , aÚn no hay acuerdo para la renovaciÓn con lo que gana lionel andrÉs mess cuccittini puede comprar 7 vuelos al espacio por aÑ >> ha pasado casi una semana d la tragedia de (nombre e inglÉs) y cada vez tenemos mÁ datos del horror que se viviÓ adentro escuchen el mensaje qu dejÓ esta mujer en el telÉfono de su hermano cuando e edificio comenzÓ a derrumbar >> (informaciÓn e

daniella levine cava is the mayor of miami county. asi as i have said before we will move forward with the demolition as soon as it is safe to do so between 10pm and 3am tonight. safe to do so between 10pm and 3am tonight-— 3am tonight. bringing the buildin: 3am tonight. bringing the building down _ 3am tonight. bringing the building down in - 3am tonight. bringing the building down in a - 3am tonight. bringing the i building down in a controlled manner is critical to expanding our scope of search as, you know, in the pile and allowing us to search in the area closest to the building which has currently not been accessible to the teams, given the great risk to our first responders due to the instability of the building. due to the temporary pause of our search and rescue efforts on the scene there have been no changes in the figures that i have reported earlier to you. so as soon as the building is down and once the site is deemed to secure we will have our first responders back on the pile to immediately resume their work. let's ge

se toma en cuenta el estilo de manejo de una ciudad tan cosmopolita como miami que ocupa el número 32 entre los lugares donde peor se maneja en el país >> hemos estado aquí en miami aprendiendo de esta ciudad y del pueblo de miami por más de tres años desde febrero del 2018 hemos fortalecido nuestra comprensión de cómo lanzaremos nuestro servicio comercial al escuchar los residentes de miami >> cada una de las tres compañías que participan en el proyecto confían que será un éxito y en el transcurso de los próximos cinco años podría tener disponibles unos 1000 autos autónomos a lo largo y ancho de todo el país >> con este desarrollo fue pensado en base a un proyecto de transporte seguro también eficiente para el desafío que presentan las grandes ciudades y claro miami es una de ellas >> regresa con ustedes >> pasamos a hablar de otros vehículos este atención la automotriz general motors ha detectado una segunda falla en los vehículos chevrolet (...) fabricados entre el 2017 y dos 19 la fabricante dijo que reparará este error eléctrico sin costo alguno y de vida l

sophie long sent us this update from miami. well, the search and rescue operation is now in day nine, after it had to be paused for some 15 hours on thursday. that was largely due to fears that the remaining part of the building still left standing could fall. that remains a major area of concern when it comes to the safety of the rescue workers, who are continuing now their painstaking task of sifting through the rubble, and it seems they are now considering a controlled demolition of that remaining part of the building. now, in the latest update we've had from the mayor of miami—dade county, she informed us that, sadly, they have pulled two more bodies from that pile of rubble, one of them that of a seven—year—old little girl, the daughter of one of their own, of a fire and rescue workerfrom miami, so an extremely difficult day for those rescue workers. now, more than 120 people remain unaccounted for, and the mission to find them continues. but they have been dealing with some very, very challenging conditions. the sun

escuchÓ el grito unÁnime en reclamo de la libertad para el pueblo cubano >>> los cubanos res dmenlts miami estÁn con la voz en alto por tierra y por mar expresan apoyo a sus compatriotas en lo que dicen es un llamado al gobierno estadounidense a en la actuar a favor de la libertad en la isla lourdes estÁ al pie desea informaciÓn en la ciudad de miami buenas noches lourd adelante >periodista: quÉ tal vanessa aÍi es, y aquÍ los Ánimos siguen arriba la gente no se ha ido de la calle y siguen con sus banderas cubanas y estadounidenses a pesar de que esta manifestaciÓn comenzÓ hace varias horas iniciÓ de hecho en la torre de la libertad un lugar icÓnico para el exilio cubano, posteriormente se movieron hacia la marina en donde una flo tillo tambiÉn acompaÑaba a la protesta, para mientras tanto, en cuba. el rÉgimen cubano tambiÉn hizo una demostraciÓn de fuerza en l que buscaron mostrarle al mundo la potencio del mÚsculo de propaganda >>> libertad >>> en el grito de libertad en la dais for se escucha la desesperaciÓn. y que aumenta. >>> patria y vida. >>> reunidos frente a la t

presidente y arrestó a 2 sus identidades no se han revelado su esposa sigue grave en un hospital de miami y el primer ministro interino dijo que hay estado de sitio y que el ataque fue por comandos armados y entrenados >>> vemos la muerte de la democracia y del alma del país >>> la frontera con república dominicana cerró de inmediato pero la tensión es evidente hay condenas y condolencias en el resto del mundo >>> el presidente de haití, jovenel moise, asumió el poder en febrero del 2017 y tuvo acusaciones de corrupción y protestas contra que a veces era violentas el ataque sorprendió porque fue a 2 meses de las elecciones donde no iba a participar (♪ músa ♪) >>> impresionante pero las muertes por covid-19 en todo el mundo superan: >>> (información en pantalla) >>> en una crisis que no termina que es una carrera entre la vacuna y la variante delta del covid-19 y los juegos olímpicos de tokio se van a disputar sin personas por el avance del coronavirus después de que el gobierno japonés extendiera el estado de emergencia en la capital por el aumento de casos de covid-19 em

the engineers, the miami-dade fire and rescue team, the miami-dade county police department, and everyone who played an integral part in executing this operation safely and successfully including the town of surfside. also want to take a moment to reflect on the great tragedy that this has been for the people that survived and had to evacuate. the world is mourning for those that lost their loved ones and for those waiting for news of the collapse. to lose your home in all of these manners is a great loss as well. my heart and my deepest sympathies goes out to all of the families that had this tragedy. our teams are doing everything possible to help those who lost their homes begin to rebuild. fema is here and has been from the beginning and they have been doing an incredible job to sign up families for individual assistance. and we're working with insurance companies to streamline the process of submitting claims as much as ss and we raised millions of dollars thanks to the generosit whelming and it is going to be very, very important to put these funds into these families hands to help

internet en estados unidos en el sur de la florida los excubanos están en las calles rogelio est desde miami en el centro de las concentraciones muy buenas noches >> julio vaqueiro muy buenas noches el grito de libertad se escucha en miami es una muestra de apoyo por el exilio cubano a sus compatriotas de la isla que se manifietan en la isla porque siguen en pie de lucha >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> fueron manifestaciones sin precedentes miles de cubanos volcados en diferentes poblados de la isla un día después viven sentimoieitnos >> tenemos mucho temor (información en pantalla) >> la voz es de dayana su esposo fue arrestado por protestar en la havana muchos están en calidad de desaparecidos el detonante fue la pandemia que ha causado una crisis sanitarios >> dónde están los medicamentos >> el coronavirus (covid-19) agudizó problemas que llevan décadas >> en cuba no hay comida ni medicamentos , no hay nada >> el gobierno de cuba dice qu el coronavirus (covid-19) ha golpeado por el embargo económico >> levántame el bloqueo >> aunque dice que no reprimió en redes sociales hay videos que l

it is incredible what is happening in miami. not only from the real estate and hospitality side but also quality of life in miami. amber: i've got to ask. i know you are selling good times, but miami -- the area has seen some real significant tragedy with the surfside condo collapse. what does that do to the appeal and it miami real estate? how do you think about that? did you see any effect? did you see people asking more questions about the condos they were buying about the structural integrity? michael: i live very close to surfside. it certainly is a tragedy unlike anything any of us have seen. we all know people who live there. our tower is a brand-new building built under the highest standards. structures built in south florida have some of the highest level of engineering specifications in the world. our buyers are not concerned about the structural integrity. they are concerned about having an amazing experience, a luxurious experience, and my partners at e11even came together and said we want to create a building that i

of the world now partnering with the company city coin for miami coin. the company contracting with local governments to build up a treasury of their own version of coin. a new digital currency in cities around the world. it's a gold mine for miami with 30% of the bitcoin mind going to the city's general fund creating a continuous stream of revenue that can be put towards investments like citywide infrastructure projects, hosting city events and recruiting start-up companies. cities can use incentives to local businesses and residents for using the coin over cash the miami specific currency will be available for mining on august. 3rd and it's only the latest move by the mayor who in june encouraged bitcoin investors in china to move to miami with other tech companies looking to relocate to south florida. the mayor says the city could end up earning millions of dollars and differentiating their economy by fully embracing this technology. and there are plenty of the investment world who agree we're trying to do is get a favorable environment for companies

when you think about miami-dade college, when you think about this in miami-dade county the percentage of students that hold a postsecondary credential which we know is a path to prosperity to compete for the life-sustaining job. we have seen among our hispanic community especially in areas in miami-dade county with more rules in the heart of urban downtown. victor currently five or 69 serving nationwide, they continue to face financial burdens and these burdens have been exasperated by covid-19. while they're experiencing a decline in enrollment revenues are working hard to ring the student safely back to campus in the aftermath of the pandemic. for example northern new mexico college and hsi in my state had to transform its approach to student service offering hygiene broadband assistance over the past year. how can federal government to ensure they are adequately and safely serving the 5.4 million undergraduate and graduate students who are returning to their campuses? >> senator that is an excellent question. i think it's a multipronged approach in terms of looking at financial sup

(comerciales) >>> le adelantamos, un grupo de cubanos que residen miami salieron del sur de miami en lanchas para llegar a su paÍs para demostrar su apoyo a los familiares que siguen en cuba. >>> llevamos benganas, linternas chicas, estamos apoyando. donde estÁn los hermanos. >>> el canciller de cuba advirtiÓ a estados unidos ctur actuar con seridad para evitar consecuencias que no le conviene a nadie. >>> estÁn disparando. >>> hubo disparos y una movilizaciÓn en el funeral del presidente de haitÍ, la delegaciÓn diplomÁtica de estados unidos abandonÓ el lugar, y tambiÉn hubo protestas. en surfside los rescatistas concluyeron sus labores de rescate, la policÍa y expertos forenses estÁn trabajando para identificar restos humanos. >>> fueron 29 dÍas de bÚsqueda y rescate en surfside con la esperanza de encontramos sobrevivientes, y esto les deja los rescatistas un sabor amargo. >>> sentimos que cerramos este ciclo para la familia, encontrar los familiares que quedaron en esta tradegia. >>> esta vez regresar a su base de operaciones de los bomberos fue emocionante. >>> mi e

algunos bomberos, la mayorÍa sabemos que son de miami dade. que conocen personas de las que estÁn desaparecidas. recibimos la informaciÓn, podremos imaginar lo que significa la bÚsqueda para ellos. tambiÉn el hecho de trabajar en turnos de 12 horas para que al final del dÍa sÓlo puedan rescatar cadaveres. regreso contigo. ilia: bastante fuerte, gracias por la informaciÓn. como mencionamos al comienzo, el presidente biden y su esposa vinieron a traer consuelo a victimas, familiares de victimas de esta catastrofe y sobrevivientes con quienes se reuniÓ por tres horas. sugiriÓ que el gobierno federal correrÁ con todos los gastos de las operaciones de bÚsqueda y rescate. vilma estuvo siguiendo al mandatario en su recorrido por surfside. vilma: los familiar de las vicitimas llegaron con el presidente con una carga emocional. los transportaron en autobuses a la reuniÓn que se hizo a pocas cuadras de donde se desplomÓ el edificio. el presidente les dio sus condolencias y dijo que entendÍa su dolor. ya que viviÓ de cerca la perdida de se

miami, as you mentioned, is very important. it is the hub of the cuban-american community here in the united states, and mayor francis suarez, as you mentioned, when i was going live for our nbc6 newscast arrived with a chief of police who is also a cuban. he was born in cuba. i asked him -- i wasn't sure if he was cuban-american or born there, and he specified he was born in cuba and they both came there, a very symbolic moment. there was a truck that became a makeshift stage, basically, where politicians, community leaders, just anyone in the crowd was kind of getting up, grabbing the microphone and leading the crowd in chants. and mayor francis suarez was saying, you know, we want freedom for the cuban people, and speaking from there, telling everybody that he stood with them and also was encouraging the people in cuba to continue their fight for freedom. miami definitely a very important place for the cuban community, and i think that's why there is such a show of support here, to let the cuban people know they are not alon

in miami, an approaching storm accelerates plans to demolish the rest of the apartment block where 2a people died and more than a 120 are missing. tens of thousands of brazilian protesters call for president bolsonaro to resign over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. canadian emergency services are trying to control over 100 wildfires, triggered by lightning strikes, and the record—breaking heat wave. tens of thousands of brazilian protesters call for president bolsonaro to resign over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. and hundreds of supermarkets in sweden are forced to close after a cyber—attack that's hit companies around the world. the semi—final line up at euro 2020 is now complete. an impressive england side thrashed ukraine 4—0 in rome to grab their place in semis. denmark will face england at wembley. # i cannot escape, and i cannot forget. for england fans that travelled to italy for this one, the sky is the limit. the only thing perhaps worth flagging up now for once is overconfidence. if you would have offered us a tournament semi—final against denm

all right. carina had to live 1st there in miami beach cream. thank you. well, as we mentioned, a tropical storm elsewhere is making its way towards florida and has made a landfill in eastern cuba. it brought strong winds of nearly $95.00 millimeters, an hour and heavy rain forecast. as a warning of flash flooding and mudslide. the storm has already battered several can be an island killing. at least 3 people. 180000 people in cuba are being evacuated. the government's also trying to protect sugar cane and cocoa crops. the storms expected to gradually weaken as it moves across the country. while we're moving because the building is falling, we need to move now because with the storm that's coming, things are grim as we can say. you need to move and that's how we keep going. wow. and we are being evacuated and that's because of this done. the building is in the very best date and they have been some collapses. so you need to look after yourself. like the philippines military says, all 96 people on board, one of its plains of crashed on sunday, have not been

i'm in miami so, you know. lawrence: that's right. so, rachel, what are the folks talking about out there? rachel: well, people are really upset about what is happening in cuba. really upset about the repression and the reports and the little bits of video that they are getting back that shows that the government is crack down on those that are just asking for their own liberty. they are also frustrated that so many of the police politicians here in the united states and also activists like blm who are trying to deny the reason why these people are out there protesting. you know, we are hearing calls about it's covid or economic mismanagement. no. the people here are saying listen to the people in the streets all over cuba. they are saying they want their liberty. they want an end to 62 years of this oppressive communist regime. i think they are going to be happy to hear what joe biden said finally last night but they are going to want those words condemning communism to come with some action. and what they are really calling for is i

we heard the mayor of miami county essentially say there will be policy changes. can you tell me what any of these policy changes may be or the conversations that you've been having about these policy changes? >> sure. obviously we'll look into the whole issue to make sure whatever we do addresses the issues that need to be addressed. we look at how our 40-year recertification process goes through, to what extent government is sort of responsible for making sure that work is done, looking at some of the advancements people get to do their work. we've immediately done stuff in our city. we have a huge amount of commercial residential over three-story buildings. we have about 507 and within a week, we did at least visual inspections of all of them. we sent our inspectors out and we are now requiring within about 21 days each of those buildings to do a licensed report on the structural engineering background to make sure that everything is sort of up to date. that all said, i think we're all going to be looking at just sort of how our building code operates with rega

en miami, continÚan los actos de apoyo a las protestas en cuba. >> el pueblo pide libertad y cese de la ... no necesitan vacuna y no necesitan comida. reportera: ademÁs de protestas, tambiÉn se realizaron actividades religiosas. presentadora: el rÉgimen desconecta la red. uno de los pedidos que el exilio le hace a estados unidos es apoyo en las comunicaciones. ¿cuÁl es la respuesta de biden? reportera: el presidente dijo que cuba era un estado fallido que reprime a su pueblo. y estudia si pueden superar los apagones de internet en la isla. seÑalÓ que cuba tiene un serio problema de covid—19 y que considerarÍa enviar vacunas, siempre y cuando la administra una organizaciÓn intemacional. presentadora: ahora hablamos de haitÍ. el presidente de colombia dijo que algunos militares retirados colombianos acusados de participar en el asesinato del presidente de haitÍ, tenÍan conocimiento detallado de complot. colombia y haitÍ acordaron colaborar en la investigaciÓn. hoy se produjeron nuevas detenciones, incluyendo la del hombre encargado de la seguridad de la vÍctima. report

he has more from miami beach in florida. they spent the greater part of sunday drilling holes into the bottom of the building where they would then put these explosive charges and brought the building down with a process known as energetic leveling. but right now we do have crews on seen on the side of the of the demolition, just to make sure that everything is fine, that all the, all the explosions that were supposed to go off and did in fact go off. and they are due to resumed their search and rescue operation as soon as possible. we have to remember that last year, during the 4th of july, miami was in the grips of the cove at pandemic. we were basically the epicenter for the us at the time. and there were no real firework display to speak of the mood was subdued as well. so you had a lot of people prior to this collapse, obviously who had been eagerly looking forward to just let loose. and that's exactly what they were doing about an hour away from where i am in fort fort lauderdale. but that was obviously not the case to

the death toll rising to 24 and close to 300 residents evacuated have a condominium in north miami beach after a review found unsafe conditions there. our team on the ground again tonight. the state of emergency just declared in florida ahead of tropical storm elsa after it unleashed heavy rain and high winds, already blamed for at least one death in the caribbean. the tropical storm watch issued for parts of the keys as the storm prepares to pass over cuba. rob marciano is standing by with the track. the record holiday travel. tsa screening nearly 2.2 million people on friday, topping pre-pandemic levels. but cancellations and delays causing long lines and massive crowds at airports across the country as airlines struggle to keep up with a surge in travelers. and the fireworks warning this july 4th weekend as extreme heat and drought continues in the west. the major cities canceling firework shows and events as officials say conditions are so dry, a single spark could ignite a fire. the hours long standoff between authorities and a heavily armed group playing out in a boston suburb. par

the engineers have injust the from miami. the engineers have in just the last hour carried out the demolition, rather energetic demolition, of a tower block which partially collapsed more than a week ago. 24 people are known to have died in this and another 121 still unaccounted for and the demolition was actually brought forward over fears that a tropical storm would put the rescue teams at risk. hello. sunday evenings showers brought some flash flooding to edinburgh. for example, we had widespread thunderstorms for a time, and it's because we've got low pressure sat on top of the uk and it's with us through the day ahead. in fact, we're also watching this developing area of low pressure to bring some more persistent rain in later. but still plenty of showers as we get going on monday morning — perhaps a few in the south and east, in the north so, needless to say, a pretty mild start to the day. but it does look as if we will see more sunshine compared with sunday across the southern half of the uk. still plenty of showery