put them over the limit. no team foul on that offensive on lebron. five-point miami lead. tight game one on mother's day 2012. >> i'm lebron james of the miami heat and i want to wish all the mothers in this world a happy mother's day. hey, it's me again. since i became part of that mccafé frozen strawberry lemonade at mcdonald's, life's gotten better. people call me citrus límon out of respect. women pucker up when they see me. [ smooches ] i can even laugh when someone refers to an exploding television as a lemon. [ laughs ] you got to get some of that icy lemon swirl with the sweet taste of strawberries before it's gone. hey, ever heard of sharing? the simple joy of being a lemon. ♪ you were a beta tester. like her. hey guys. hi. hey. how's carl? [ crying ] when my test phone doesn't update me with my friend's latest status, i'm not just being thoughtless, i'm making smartphones better. [ parnell ] great job. we gave the beautifully different nokia lumia 900 with windows phone live tiles that give you personalized information at a glance. the smartphone beta test is over. crac

good design of the time-out. miami got lost defensively. it's a half dozen with 2:30 to go. >> hubie: they'll put a lot of pressure on you naturally defensively. the big key is you must hold miami to one shot attempt. >> mike: wade with a haslem screen, comes the other way, good drop to anthony. tough catch and a foul. >> hubie: i like the hesitation. dwyane wade went down in there, had absolutely nothing. he hesitated on that dribble and on the explosion, watch it right here, he catches anthony underneath moving up. unfortunately couldn't get a good grasp of the ball, but that puts anthony on the line. >> mike: it is a foul number five on roy hibbert. joel anthony at the line in this series, 7 of 8. good in the playoffs. better than he was in the regular season. >> hubie: they've really had a lot of help here, meaning miami, from their front line guys. might not have scored a ton of points, but haslem's contribution, and now anthony. he's only got three points, but he has four rebounds and three blocks. coaches, they look at that rebounding and blocking, especially when yo

sospechosos de asesinar a un reportero miami children's hospital honduras >>> y con miedo reciben el programa de "comunidades seguras" en miami [ ♪ ]. [ ♪ ]t uni- miami >>> buenas tardes y bienvenidos al noticiero univisión, este fin de semana de memorial day, el clima parece estar como locos, y mientras muchos parecen disfrutar de vacaciones, otros se preparan para lo peor esta noche una tormenta tropical tocará tierra en la florida, 27 estados del país tendrán temperatura record de 90 y hasta 100°,f, incendios forestales ha arrasa con varios lugares, y aunque parezca increíble, ayer nevó en lake, entre california y nevada, y hoy se espera nieve e que todos estarán seguros, aunque no han emitision órdenes temperaturas por encima de los 90°, pero en el medio oeste, el calor extremo casi alcanzó los 100°,not precisamente esta ola de calor ha consumido de costa a costa, donde sunot unn de sgobernador estado de emergencia o este otro en orlando, florida. y bomberos tratan de controlar un incendio forestal en nuevo méxico, que ha consumido unos mil acres pero en la tierr

. >> good morning, everyone. yesterday was an amazing day in miami, florida. miami can take the rain, but this was just too much. 9.7 inches of rain in one day. that's ten inches of rain. typically in the month of may, miami gets about five inches of rain. they got two months worth in one day. this was the second wettest day ever recorded in the month of may in miami. so everywhere else didn't really see it. it was very localized thunderstorms. by south florida standards, pretty amazing stuff. thunderstorms this morning plaguing us in eastern north carolina. a little wet weather in the northern plains. but the big weather story over the next four to five days is going to be the heat. it's been very hot in the desert southwest. some of that hot air is now beginning to spread. it's going to be in texas today. areas like dallas have a chance of being in the upper 90s tomorrow. by the weekend, that hot air heads for the ohio valley and the great lakes. it's going to be mid -- widespread heat, early summer neat many areas. as far as heading out the door, the worst of it, eastern north carolina

florida eneonsterdos alos residentes >>> detienen a los sospechosos de asesinar a un reportero miami children's hospital honduras >>> y con miedo reciben el programa de "comunidades seguras" en miami [ ♪ ]. [ ♪ ].s" en miami >>> buenas tardes y bienvenidos al noticiero univisión, este fin de semana de memorial day, el clima parece estar como locos,y mientras muos parecen disfrutar de vacaciones, otros se praran para lo peor esta noche una tormen tropical toca tierra en la florida, 27 estados del paísendrán temperatura rerd de 9 y hasta 100°,f, incendios forestas ha rasa con varios lugares, y aunque parezca increíble, ayer nevó en lake, entre california y nevada, y hoy se espera nieve en parte de montana. tenemos el mapa >>> los residentes de las costas entre el norte de la florida y carolina del sur, están advertidos, estaormenta tropical se presenta amenazante, trayendoconsigo ligrosas corrientes de resaca, oleaje, fuertes fagas de viento y lluvias es fin de semana del memorial day, por lo que varias playas fueron cerradas >>> el alcalde de jacksonville, urgió a las pers

, a live view of miami, how much will that trip to grandma's cost you this memorial day weekend? all that and lots more still ahead right here on msnbc. i love how clean my mouth is now. but why doesn't it last? well, plaque quickly starts to grow back. [ dr. rahmany ] introducing crest pro-health clinical rinse. it actually keeps your teeth 91% clean of plaque even at 2 months after a dental visit. new crest pro-health clinical rinse. >>> to pom politics, president obama taking off the gloves in a campaign turning point the president is engaging mitt romney in perhaps his harshest attack yet. not just taking aim at bain capital but also jabbing on his record as governor of massachusetts. take a look at the president in the critical battleground state of iowa yesterday. >> the world view that governor romney gained as a financial ceo explains something. it explains why the last time he visited these very same fairgrounds, he famously declared that corporations are people. human beings, my friends, that is what he said. he doesn't talk about what he did in massachusetts. but he does t

bain announced they were closing the miami plants. >> well, initially when we heard they were closing the miami plant we were shocked. we were told that the dade east plant was the most profitable in the company. when we closed puerto rico and moved them to miami, we gave them, not guarantees, but assurances that the miami plant was safe. we asked specifically when they were considering coming over, any considerations or discussions of this plant in miami closing and we were were told absolutely not. it was incomprehensible to me that 60 days or so after the people moved from puerto rico, it was announced they were closing the miami plant as well. >> you were totally taken by surprise then. so you said having to fire people at said behring was one of the worst times you ever felt that you had to do something and it was unethical, tell me more about that. well, i have been involved in human resources and reorganizations and people get laid off. what was unethical in my opinion is they very heavily recruited critical staff from puerto rico, moved those americans, persuaded them to come

lefty, the celtics get closer to retirement in miami and a special memorial day in a moment. you're watching "early today". >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here's some of your top headlines this morning. russia is calling for a full investigation of the syrian government's role in the recent massacre of more than 100 people in the village of hula. kofi annan said he was horrified by the killing and will talk with sir ran president assad about it today. >>> scandal is spreading at the vatican as the pope's butler who was arrested for allegedly having confidential documents in his possession. it could lead to an investigation into the higher ups of the vatican church. >>> and tuna carrying contamination have arrived on the shores of the united states. the levels of radioactive cesium were ten times higher than the amount measured in tuna off the california coast in previous years. >>> researchers have captured a stunning image of a newly creat created molecule. it resembles the olympic symbol. and "travel and leisure" magazine has a new survey of

largest jails, l.a. county, miami-dade and new york's rikers island. they represent a real cross section of life across the country. each one has its own unique set of challenges. >> lockdown, lockdown, lockdown. >> got to be on point. >> lockdown, lockdown, lockdown. >> can't let your guard down for nobody. >> this is not a place to be. >> this is as close to a living hell as i think i ever want to come. >> step back behind the red line. >> everyone, bend over. >> if you like this type of thing, this is the place to be. >> i want to kill myself. i can't take it. >>> for the uninitiated or in this case, the unincarcerated, there is sometimes confusion between prison and jail. prison is only for convicted felons. jails also how's convicts but only those awaiting transfer to prison or serving short-term sentences. usually less than a year. >> listen up for your name. >> stand on the foot prints for me, please. >> most jail detainees have pending court cases, have been denied or are unable to make bail. >> put your stomach on the wall, hands behind your back. >> there is another typ

smoke and a race to save lives after a fire broke out aboard the "uss miami" which was docked at the portsmouth naval shipyard in maine. fire crews responded to reports of the fire last night shortly after 5:30. >> the fire occurred in the forward compartment, part of the ship, primarily living areas and command and control spaces. >> reporter: at least six people were injured. >> among them, one firefighter was evacuated due to heat exhaustion. he is conscious and alert. >> reporter: firefighters battled the blaze well into the night. the heat created by the fire kept the smoke going. nearly five hours into the fire, smoke could still be seen billowing from the shipyard. the fire so mighty specialized crews and equipment from as far away as boston had to be brought in. the shipyard says the sub's reactor wasn't operating at the time and was unaffected. >> the ship's reactor remains in a safe and stable condition as it has been throughout the event. no weapons are on board. >> reporter: the cause of the fire is unknown. the "miami" was docked for maintenance and upgrade work. the hom

, especially down by miami. but this front tried to push all the way down to the gulf. so it's very rare this time of year that even southern portions of georgia have low humidity. you'll enjoy that at least today and tomorrow. warm air already returning in the middle of the country. that's where we'll have a few showers and storms. also, right along the coastline of north carolina and south carolina, we still have some showers by wilmington, and a little thunderstorm just off the coast near charleston. some of these could brush the coastal areas. not the best of beach days in the carolinas today or tomorrow. may improve a little bit by sunday. so your friday forecast, ideal, beautiful afternoon once again in new england, just like yesterday. southeast not bad at all. few thunderstorms down in florida. midwest, warming up, 82 in chicago. minneapolis up to 87. and giving you a little peek to what we're looking at this weekend. saturday looks to be great once again, getting a little bit warmer on the eastern seaboard. that's almost a day you want to spend near the water. 82 in new york, 80

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. >> mike: miami back up by two. game three, the other night here, lebron james outscored the knicks by himself. he had 17 in the fourth. the knicks had 14. the heat dominated the fourth period. right now, they've had a seven-point turnaround, after trailing by four. they lead by three. novak. nearly stripped by his former college teammate. shot clock down to five. smith offbalance. knocks it down! a two-pointer. just about ready to say "obviously had to take a terrible shot with the shot clock winding down" but he puts it in. he's had awesome looks that wouldn't go down and that's the one that does. 3 for 11, but a big bucket there. james, offensive foul. that time smith's harassment caused that. james now with four fouls. >> jeff: they switch the initial cut that hurt him last night. j.r. smith ended up on james and -- i guess they're trying to clean up post play. i don't know. >> mike: this one has been called much tighter than the first three games of the series. anthony, to stoudemire, gets loose. knicks back up by one. that's the second beautiful pass by anthony. >> jeff: and i ha

won the pulitzer prize for his insightful and funny commons -- columns in the miami herald, which he wrote for 21 years. is the best-selling author of more than 30 bucks, none of which has won the pulitzer prize. you may remember the tv series "and dave swirled," which was about his life. fortunately for us, his wife is running a lot longer than the tv show. he has written a show with alan zweibel. please welcome dave barry and alan zweibel. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you for the fairly lengthy introduction. those are going to go first. i am dave. first of all, we're thrilled to be here at the commonwealth club. i want to tell you a little bit about myself. i live in miami. i moved there in 1986 from the united states. [laughter] one of the things i always feel like i should do is to defend my city because it had a bad reputation, a bad image. the zogby does this organization -- and does this poll were they asked people about different cities. many respondents thought miami was a dangerous and violent place. that hurts. when we see that, we want to attract those people down an

and miami. also, heating up across the plains. stormy in the northern rockies, spreading into the dakotas by later tonight. also, some high winds, some unneeded high winds in the southwest. >> 97 degrees in phoenix. 89 in albuquerque. and 60s from salt lake city to seattle. fargo hits 90 degrees. omaha, 86. and detroit, 73. 70s from boston all the bay to baltimore. upper 80s from miami to dallas. >>> and coming up next after the break, your business news. >> including the ceo of jpmorgan chase and some close links to those disastrous trades that cost the company billions. >>> plus, deadly chaos in kentucky. a wild scene with shots ringing out and cameras rolling. stick around. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, everybody. well, responsibility for one of the biggest financial blunders of the year may start at the very top. sources tell "the wall street journal" that jpmorgan chase ceo, jamie dimon, personally approved the concept behind the bank's disastrous trade. so far, jpmorgan has lost $3 billion. and the mistake has tarnished dimon's image as one of the most successful le

miami las hermanas daniela y dayana pelaez a presenciar en persona como se presentaba en la camara de representantes la alternativa republicana al dream act. daniela pelaez, estudiante indocumentadasaber que esta es la unica solucion en este momento, que es concreta que tenemos, no solo para mi sino para millones de estudiantes. el stars act del congresista david rivera limitaria la edad hasta los 21 anos de jovenes que podrian ajustar su estatus y que llegaron al pais antes de los 16. rep. david rivera (r- florida)no es 1 solucion para todos los jovenes que tenemos en los estados unidos. pero creo que es 1 paso hacia adelante importante donde podemos seguir en anos futuros, en congresos futuros seguir desarrollando aun mas soluciones para otros universos de poblacion indocumentada. los jovenes tendrian 1 visa condicional no inmigrante por 5 anos, y deberian graduarse de 1 universidad de 4 anos sin record criminal. rep. david rivera (r-florida)y si pueden demostrar eso, que han estado trabajando por lo menos 3 anos. que no son 1 cargo publico. de esa manera van a poder aplicar a la

, enroje (m-f)eintoto (m- univen . >>segun el experto de la universidad de miami, el dolor no cede, ino que se incrementa mientras la bacteria sigue avanzando >>en estos casos cuando la infeccion no se puede controlar con antibiotico, ni abriendo to he@@.imer iaacto (vez que seivi -p>>esta@@primer impacto (m-f)u en hora, (m-f)univision@@primer informacion, estarmos pendientes. >>y el baño no es el principal foco de bacterias en los trabajos, sino los teclados de nuestra computadora, también la manilla del refrigedor, por eso es indispensable lavarse las manos frecuentemente. >>tenemos una nueva razón para motivarnos yprimeracto (univisin >>algunos estan con el naguapri cuello, literalmente. >>jackie con el pronóstico >>si, llueve sobre mojado eslo que estamos sintiendo en el sur de la florida, ayer llovio 3 pulgadas, tenemos varios factores un centro @@primer imp presión que perjudica todo el noroeste del caribe, por ahora impacto (m-f)univision@@primer de lluvias en las montañas,univo oestision@@primer impacto (m-f) forestales. situación peligrosa, tenemos una tormenta tropical

two hours. good morning, everyone yesterday an amazing weather day in miami. we didn't have a beach day, that is an under statement of the day. that is not a misprint, this is the rainfall totals from yesterday, nearly ten inches of rain in miami in 24 hours. thunderstorms and tropical downpours sat over the airport, that is how much rain fell. we could get another inch or two today. thankfully it's florida and soil is sandy, there was flooding but if that happened anywhere else in the country it would be catastrophic. as far as this morning we have areas of rain out there, cold front going through the northern plains, also an area of low pressure in the mid-atlantic causing problems. showers and thunderstorms through the outer banks, cape hatteras will be hit soon, wilmington, coastal north carolina, chance for downpours and thunderstorms this morning. raleigh you cleared out after storms overnight those are pushing along the border area with north carolina and virginia. so through the carolinas and also up in virginia today, some wet weather will happen on and off throughout the d

by bidding on lost luggage. >> reporter: m-i-a. not only the acronym for miami international airport, but missing in action. and this is where the two become one and the same. what you see here is the place where bikes, laptops, cameras, all kinds of luggage left in the lurch comes to die. a graveyard of garment bags, disregarded duffles and cast aside carry-ons. only, the headstones in this cemetery are all unmarked. none of these bags have i.d. would i find a name tag? >> we take the time to make sure we reconnect the item with the person, if that's possible. we're not a storage bin, so, after 60 days, it's like, okay, time to have an auction. >> reporter: last year, there were nearly 2 million reports of sidelined suitcases, either lost, damaged or delayed. about 10,000 bags a year go missing right here in miami. and when the carousel stops spinning, this is the black hole where they end up. and it amounts to a nice payday for the air porments. at this particular airport, they made about $100,000 in lost luggage auctions last year alone. >> people leave it, they forget about it, t

showers. thunderstorms threaten the ohio and tennessee valleys. orlando and miami could see afternoon pop-up showers. >> the southwest is in the grip of a heat wave, the temperatures ten degrees or more above normal. phoenix still hot at 105. chicago dips back into the 60s after hitting 93 yesterday. new orleans warmer than usual at an even 90. >>> coming up, the major league pitcher helping his own cause in a very big way. >>> plus, this morning, the nasdaq stock exchange admitting fault for blowing facebook's big ipo on friday. >>> and tonight's the night. the "dancing with the stars" finale on abc. a preview ahead in "the pulse." >>> welcome back, everybody. well, nasdaq admits it bungled facebook's initial public offering friday. there were problems with the order processing technology that delayed trading during the day. nasdaq's ceo said it did not affect how face book shares actually did. >>> and overseas, markets are up just a little. still, major concerns about greece. tokyo's nikkei average gained 23 points today. hong kong's hang seng fell 25. london, the ftse opened loier.

high for some, but it's also been said to cause excited delirium. some think a ghastly crime in miami is just the latest consequences. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: watch this police video of a man in a psychotic state called excited delirium. the violence and superhuman strength. bloody, naked and hallucinating, they fight their demons. and anybody near them. walking through bullets, snapping off tase taser prongs. growling like caged animals. those afflicted by it are literally cooking in their adrenaline-fueled bodies. most of them are overdosing on drugs and lately increasing numbers on a new drug, legal for the most part. its street name? bath salts. >> this may be the next epidemic. >> reporter: dr. deborah nash is a neuroscientist and one of the nation's leading experts on excited delirium. and addiction. >> the numbers of adverse events associated with bath salts has increased threefold in the past year. >> reporter: cases have shot to national attention since saturday when rudy was found here in miami, naked and chewing another man's face off. >> i never thought i'd

strikeout sale for a white sox lefty, celtics get closer to retirement in miami and a special memorial day moment. you're watching "early today." ia >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here's some of your top headlines this morning. french president francois hollande says the syrian ambassador is being expelled in reaction to the syrian government's alleged role in the recent massacre of more than 100 people in the village of houla. united nations probe has shown that children were among those executed in that attack. u.n. envoy kofi annan who said he was horrified by those killings, met with syrian president bashar al assad about them today. >>> italian television is reporting at least 11 people are dead after a 5.8 magnitude earthquake that rocked that country's central and northern regions. >>> blue fin tuna, carrying radioactive contamination that leaked from japan's crippled nuclear plant have arrived on the shores of the united states. the levels of radioactive cesium were ten times higher than the amount measured in tuna off the california coast in

strikeout sale for a white sox lefty. the celtics get closer to retirement in miami. and a special memorial day moment. you are watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ power surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. >>> welcome back. i'm lynn berry. here are some of the top stories making news this morning. russia is calling for a full investigation of the syrian government's role in the recent massacre of more than 100 people in the village of houla. meanwhile, a united nations probe has shown that children were among those executed in that attack. >>> u.n. envoy kofi annan was horrified by the killings and will talk with bashar al assad about them today. >>> an italian news agency is reporting at least five are dead after a 5.8 magnitude earthquake. >>> scandal is spreading at the vatican as the pope's butler who was arrested for allegedly having confidential documents in his home has agreed to cooperate with investigators. that ra

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definitely help us to prepare for the upcoming world cup qualifiers. >> the nationals are in miami. this is an interesting ball game. the nets have won 16. miami is throwing sanchez. he is and beaten. they had the play of the day. chasing and some kind of grab. danny espinoza with the catch of the night and how sweet it is. that is baseball. a tip to the pitcher. a bare handed grab. very rarely do you see it in baseball. a-four to win the title. the nba eastern titles got underway last night. i do not care if you root for miami or boston. that was one of the most inconsistent officiating games you will see at that level. you also have to give lebron james credit for the way he says -- he put his stamp on the celtics. he and weighed -- wade combined. in the best of seven series. history was made today. serena williams lost. virginia -- serena was unbelievably emotional. you have to remember -- you have to wonder if there was more going on. eliminated by virginia. they held a parade through central moscow today to honor the new world champion russian hockey team. the stars of that title. t

en miami, después fue a orlando, porque las leyes que permiten conseguir vivienda a convictos como él son menores, en miami el mínimo es 2500 pies de distancia. >>> andy john le consigue vivienda a delincuentes y deprepradores sexuales, vive en orlando, y basta ver que aquí sobra esa clase de clientela. >>>@@not.uni edicion notunivisi@ @@not.uni edicion notunivision@s divididas, pero no todos quisieron mostrar sus rostros. >>> tengo niños y es bastante incómodo caminar con ellos por el vecindario. >>> ai edic notivision@@not.uni todo. >>> john es representante de la civiles. >>> univn@@not.uni edicion notu familia entre isione que se conoce, este tipo de remedios, de no permitir a gente de no vivir en áreas completas no sirve para arreglar el problema. >>> es notimportante que se ubin y saber dónde están para poder monitorearlos dicen muchos.@@no depreadores vivan a 2500 metros de distancia. >>> yo creo que estas personas no tienen derecho, sino que las personas inocentes tienen derecho.n@@not.uni edicion notus del río, univisión. >>>e s todonot.@@not.uni edicio repúblic

. tra von martÍn angie sandoval tiene el reporte. >>> en pleno barrio de miami e tiene una madre desconsolada y a la fiscalÍa apelando un caso de defensa propia. garcÍa enfrentaba cargos de asesinato en segundo grado. por la muerte. que sorprendiÓ robando la radio de su camioneta. un juez desestimÓ los cargos fallando que garcÍa la a acuchillÓ en defensa propia. esta ley debatida a nivel nacional. desde zimmerman admitiÓ matar a tra von martÍn en un altercado. fue una comisiÓn estatal, integrada por enemigos de la ley, y funcionarios que opinan que esta legislaciÓn, aprobada en el 2005 ha salvado vidas. >>> necesitamos leyes claras para que las personas sepan lo que pueden hacer y no pueden hacer dijo la fiscal kathy fernÁndez. >>> lehr tad por mÁs de 20 estados de la naciÓn. la ley de defensa es mÁs utilizada, por los jueces, y mÁs rechazada por los fiscales. >>> creo que esta ley, ha hecho difÍcil. para los fiscales. y los policÍas de probar los casos. >>> juan lucas rodrÍguez, representa a la familia de reinaldo muÑoz, un joven sordomudo, baleado por el incl

en el presente... y en el futuro. no, a mí no me cuesta mucho trabajo a adaptarme a miami francamente. la verdad es que el día que llegué, me encantó. me encantó y podía ir a la playa todo el tiempo a la hora que yo quiera. el ambiente es precioso. hay una cantidad de tiendas-- una cantidad de tiendas para los niños para nosotros-- imaravillosas! claro, carlos se pone furioso cada vez que... juan: ¿pati, qué haces? nada+ sólo pensaba. ¿pensabas? en qué? ya sabes. hay problemas en el teatro. ya veo. llamaste a nueva york, ¿no? sí. yo creo que si no regreso pronto la obra no se estrena. ¿no estás exagerando? iay, juan! ¿cuántas veces tengo que decírtelo? yo tengo una vida profesional con compromisos. hay cosas que requieren mi atención. sí, sí, ya me lo has dicho mil veces. sí. parece que no lo comprendes. lo que yo no comprendo es que tu vida profesional sea más importante que yo. mira, juan. voy a tratar de explicártelo una vez más. no es que mi vida profesional sea más importante que tú pero la obra me necesita a mí en este momento. yo soy la autora. soy l

deportiva. >> sé que son fanáticas de miami heat, nada esta escrito . >> vamos directo a la información . >> la información deportiva, les cuento que acabo la espera para las chivas, el miami heat le da un duro golpe, tenemos la selección nacional de méxico que dio declaraciones a la prensa antes de los partidos amistosos. >> la selección nacional de méxico tuvo comparecencia antes de la eliminatorio del 2014, pillamos a varios seleccionados. >> estamos felices de estar acá, el equipo está bien, lo importante es la unidad de la selección nacional de méxico. >> respeto a los rivales, humildad, que se gana dentro de la cancha, hay que trabajarlo. >> se acabo la espera para las chivas . >> parece que efrain juárez tiene un pie en méxico, se reunira con el celtic de escocia, para decidir que pasara con el jugador mexicano . >> el miami heat de miami realizo una verdadera paliza, miami lidera la serie tres juegos a dos . >> en su recorrido por gran bretañaapusieron en venta la antorcha por ebay, hay seis antorchas más a la venta, aún calientes . >> ¿qué le parece

. >>> heartbreaking story now out of miami. john is joining us now. this involving an american airlines flight. >> yeah, fredricka. it's american airlines flight 320 that was coming in from montego bay, jamaica. and what we are hearing from miami international airport officials there, the spokesperson telling us that there was an unruly passenger onboard, but apparently this began to transpire after that plane actually landed. and this person was then restrained and police were called, and this person was taken off of the flight. we have no idea why this person became unruly. what the passengers did to restrain this individual. if there was any problem with police getting this person off of the american airlines flight. and i believe you can see that airplane there at the gate at miami international airport. again, right now, these are just the very first initialfredricka is literally all we have right now. again, it's an unruly passenger onboard a flight out of montego bay into miami. and apparently, the incident didn't take place at least from what we're hearing now at first blush until the

>>> and the sure thing miami heat got a little less sure last night at home against the indiana pacers. the question is, with chris bosh hurt, could the faifrlt heat be in a little trouble? it's "way too early" for this. good morning. i'm willie geist, and this is "way too early," the show being investigated by the fbi for early morning crimes against humanity. i'm glad you're up with us watching on msnbc or listening live on sirius xm radio. e-mail me or tweet me, let me know what you're doing up. or do what one percenters everywhere do, text "awake" followed by a response to 622639. we'll read the best responses n later. >>> your cram session for this wednesday, may 16th, a lot going on, including mitt romney describing a, quote, personal beef between the obamas and the clintons. what's he talking about exactly? we'll look into it. >>> plus, the great james lipton offers mr. romney a free course in, quote, acting like a human. you've got to see this clip. first, though, let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. >>> washington is bracing for yet

miami yesterday. that 9.70, that's inches of rain. we almost had ten inches of rain in one day at the miami airport. and more rain on the way during the day today. if you took this little middle of the week to be down there in south florida, not the best. as far as further north, we're watching showers and thunderstorms. the outer banks of north carolina. it will be pretty nasty moving up toward atlantic beach and cape hatteras. toward raleigh, should be okay. most will stay to your east. up toward say, norfolk, virginia beach, you'll deal with wet weather later today. the forecast for today, showers and thunderstorms. i know there's a few right now around new york city. they're going to be hit and miss this morning. this afternoon will pop more up. another warm, humid day out there. the best chances of rain definitely baltimore, washington, d.c., down southwards through virginia into richmond. middle of the country starting to get hot. 94 today in dallas. chicago, up to into the low 80s. as i mentioned yesterday, toward the holiday weekend, the heat will be on. even d.c., 90 to 89. n

-time in miami. all the sports next. >>> good evening, everybody. the as enjoyed the day off. they should be ready for the invasion tomorrow night. in oakland, the yankees will be here. the giants, they're out this weekend in miami. the get-go today with ryan vogelsong. gi an carlo steaks miami to a 1-nothing lead. good from there. angel pagan and the giants with a bevy of runs here in the 6th. 4 to be exact. 3-1, san francisco. and melky cabrera, 3 for 5, 4 rbis, 362. giants, 14 runs on 15 hits. both season hit highs -- highs. giants now three games over 500. >>> san antonio, oklahoma city, joined tonight by miami in the nba's final 4, larry bird and the pacers have been pushing. dwyane wade was just terrific. 41 points, 10 rebounds. he and lebron, two best players on the floor. when they're on, tough to beat. lebron james, 28 points, 6 rebound, 7 assists. 105-93. heat wins the series in 6. they'll play the winner of the celtics/76ers series which will decide a winner on saturday night. >>> the all-nba team, lebron james for the fifth straight year was a unanimous selection. someb

, but all anyone wants to know is where is angie? >> indy can't keep pace with miami and the kings are crowned, heading to the stanley cup finals after a thrilling overtime win. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> this morning for the first time egyptians are voting to pick their president. none of the 12 candidates is expected to get more than half of the votes to outrightly win the first round, making a runoff likely between the top two in june. >>> one year later, thousands attended a memorial for the 161 people killed by the massive tornado that struck joplin, missouri. they marched through some of the city's hardest hit areas to remember family and friends who died in one of the deadliest tornadoes in u.s. history. >>> the 2010 u.s. census was mostly accurate but a new assessment says it missed more than 1.5 million minorities. the government report says the census under-counted blacks, hispanics, renters and young men and overcounted the total population by 36,000