fake florida facts. fake florida facts.ñr now it was on this day in 1845 floridaÑi was admitted the 27th state of the union. most of those people alive then still live in florida. that's a true fact. in honor of the sunshine state i would like to youçive me as many fake florida facts as you can. kevin smith. >> florida home of the og walking dead. >> chris: yes, points. >> leads the nation in high school graduations. [laughing]Ñi >> chris: points. >> my parents live in florida. chris: that's actually true. >> i'm sorry i miss read what we were doing. >> chris: points. >> over 6 million people a year camp in florida. >> chris: okay. real florida facts. >> that's a lot of campers. >> 50 shade of cray. >ñ/ that's good. chris: points. >> the state have been have -- is digging a hole because satan told him too. >> chris, there are over 4000 miles of coastline in the sunshine state. >> chris: matt -- you have -- [cheers and applause] you have effectively trolled this entire show with your chappy pw *ul [b

it's not like florida in february, no. thanks for having me. thank you, again, for having me. what's the deal with this weather? i thought they were used to express disapproval. good to see you. it is so nice to be here. >> thanks for participating in our primary. >> i will -- i look forward to it. this is a great that it's great to be a part of this. thanks for inviting me. all right, guys. >> all your chairs are republicans? >> [inaudible] you don't have term limits. i'm a speaker. are you the ceo? half my time is spent on administrative duties. >> he was chief 10 years ago. he is well versed. >> the rest of the year was spent negotiating contracts. i look forward to visiting with you again. >> how many members do you have? we have 400 members. >> we have 120. the senate is 24. that is a big difference. it makes it interesting. the house got to 424, but could not fit it in the room. it was based on population. >> are they in district? single-member district? >> not all. >> i wish you the best. you are in the middle of a session now? >> yes. >> good to see you again. >> thank

it's a concern in florida. as jonathan betz explains state workers are not allows to talk about it. >> from south florida shores. kristina watched the seas change. on the surface the oceans are rising and beneath nature is dying. i cannot believe that everything is gone. >> you are surprised by what you see? >> absolutely. >> warmer water is killing florida's reefs. where colour and life bloomed, emptiness insists. >> people saying climate change is not real. you say what? >> it is absolutely real. people are absolutely changing the environment. >> yet, she says in florida state government the words climate change are not to be subpoena. subpoena. -- spoken. >> ultimately we are the governor's agency and we'll portray the message they want us to portray. >> the governor is skeptical. shortly after election many were ordered not to use certain words. >> sea level rise was to be referred to as nuisance flooding. which i thought was laughable. >> reporter: christopher was an attorney for the state, working to help

much has beened about the endangered florida manatee. the beloved although ungainly sea cow has been staging a come back but what threatened him in the first place. sheila macvicar reports, environmentalists fear that the manatee is already being loved to ded . death. >> very small area, two acres. some manatee activity behind the boats on the surface. very likely a mating herd. >> a mating herd. just past done on king's bay, on the west coast of florida. ivan vicente knows every inch of this body of water. >> nine miles away where they can easily feed and come back. >> right now the bay is serene mostly empty of boats and people but filled with an exceedingly rare and endangered part of wildlife. >> just because of curiosity the way their brain is wired. >> they make a conscious choice? they know? >> they make a conscious choice to interact with people. they know. >> by noon produces an aquatic gridlock rival ling new new york's times square. 250,000 a year flock to this small bay. it's about half a square mile. >> most of the people th

i want florida to be the place where, if you grew up in florida, you want to live in florida, you know you can get a job and your kids could get a great education. >> how helpful was that playful connotation with perry? >> it was good. when i got started doing this texas was the gold standard for job creation. they didn't lose jobs in the recession. and florida had lost all those jobs. so if i could be perceived to be competitive with texas, it was good for us. so we went on "squawk box," national television, different shows together. we did some forums together. and if i -- i just asked him, just say you're worried about us. that's all i want you to say. >> who's going to be your foil now? >> well, any governor that wants to raise taxes is nice. i'm appreciative of the governor of pennsylvania raising taxes. >> are you going to go to states with republican governors? >> i recruited from other states all the time. i think it's very difficult now for the northern states to -- for them to compete with us because put yourself in a position of a company. you've got to solve your customer n

i drove around south florida. i could pick out 200 or 300 young men that looked identical to the person seen on that tape. so, any identification made of pablo was truly impossible to be made from that grainy tape. >> pablo -- >> authorities conclude otherwise and he's charged with three counts each of first degree murder. and robbery with a weapon. >> on counts one and two -- >> detectives are less certain about alex hernandez's involvement after an associate identifies him not as hernandez, but another member of their social network, 21-year-old seth. >> they showed him the photos. he says that's not aybar and hernandez. he didn't really know my client. he knew him loosely and never really liked him. for whatever reason, he puts him in the mix. >> an ex-girlfriend links him to the man in the hat and glasses. >> my thinking at the time is okay, theyant to talk to him. i'll turn myself in. i didn't have anything to do with it. i didn't have nothing to run from. i didn't have nothing to hide from. >> they see the c

>> yes, absolutely. >> warmer water is killing florida corral reefs. where color and life once bloomed, now gray emptiness exists. when people say climate change is not real you have so i what? >> i say it is absolutely real. >> reporter: yet she says in florida state government the worlds climate change are not to be spoken. they said to you point blank, do not use these terms? >> yes, that was said. that we were not to say those terms. we will portray the message the governor wants to extend. >> and some point it was mentioned that sea level rise was to be referred to as nuisance flooding. which i thought was utterly laughable. >> reporter: christopher byrd was an attorney for the state. >> they said if you know what is good for you, you will not use the terms climate change global warming, sea-level rise or sustainability. >> reporter: the florida center for investigative reporting first wrote about the ban, and now fema has stepped in. issues new guidelines demanding states consider climate change when planning for disasters. but governor scott has

the helicopter took off from destin, florida. the seven marines were out of special operations out of camp lejeune. this is the kind of hospital we're talking about. last night's crash happened over the gulf of mexico. at this point, officials say most of the 11 crew members, their bodies have been recovered. as you likely know, it will take a very long time to determine the official cause of this crash. but as of now, officials say there was a heavy fog and low ceiling type of situation at the time of the crash. our weather team looked into conditions at the time and they say although it was overcast at ground level at launch time, the visibility up high was quickly deteriorating. it went from nine miles of visibility to less than one. about six hours after the crash, the u.s. coast guard discovered the debris field, including the tail rotor late last night. most of the 11 crew members have been recovered. a second blackhawk that was on the same training mission did manage to make it back to base safely. in the next half-hour, w

since i did my dissertation on florida, i hope you might mention florida once or twice because it was one of the florida regiments that was one of the last surrendered groups, week in june. -- late in june. bert dunkerly. [applause] bert: good morning. i want to thank the organizers for having me. i really appreciate the invitation, it is great to be here with so many people interested in the topic. what i would like to do was talk about all of the surrenders, not so much on appomattox i think you have covered that in the last few days. i want to compare the surrenders and talk about how different they are because each unfolded in different ways. and each surrender happens independently and they all have a fascinating story. i want to talk about how the ending of the war sets the stage for reconstruction. all right. i will not spend a lot of time on appomattox but a couple of points i want to make our that -- or that -- are that the campaign is going to be grueling. as the armies's move from richmond and petersburg to the west, they will be marching in fighting every day -- and fighti

>> absolutely. >> reporter: warmer water is killing florida's coral reefs. where color and life once bloomed now gray emptiness exists. yet she says in florida state government the words climate change are not to be spoken. they said to you point blank do not use these terms? >> yes. that was said that we were not to use those terms in any setting. ultima ultimately it was we will portray the message the governor wants to us portray. >> reporter: christopher bird was an attorney for the state work to go protect florida's waterways. >> they said if you know what is good for you you will not use the terms climate change, global warming, sea level rise or sustainability. >> reporter: and now fema has stepped in. issuing new guidelines demanding states consider climate change when planning for disasters. or risk losing funding. governor scott has repeatedly insisted there is no policy against mentioning climates change. >> first of that's untrue. at our department of environmental protection, there is lots of conversations about this issue. from my standpoint, l

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i have a very rewarding practice in public interest environmental law here in florida. i was asked to recount my experiences at dep under rick scott and i'm happy to share the truth with everybody and i'm glad to see others having the courage to step up and speak out. >> what does it mean to you the state of florida is currently governed by a man who apparently -- he denies it but accord fog what you're saying doesn't allow these terms to be used and seems to be burying its head in the sand even though it's perhaps the state of the union most threatened by things like sea level rise and climate change? >> it's very concerning personally, but i'm hoping that as a result of this story, the governor's office will indeed step up and do what they say, address these issues head on and make progress. there's no point in denying climate change or banning your scientists from using those words anymore. i hope the governor's office steps up and shows us that he's on board and will support science in the state of florida. >> christopher byrd, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >

i'm coming to florida. >> he's going to get a car tomorrow. i'm coming down there tomorrow. i'm coming to florida. he's going to go to florida the next day after the guy killed himself, because he's intrigued by this news. mr. o'reilly does not seem to have been standing on the porch listening to the gunshots ring out as the guy killed himself. i don't know if the porch is long enough to extend from the house in florida all the way into texas where bill o'reilly was working as a dallas reporter. it just does not seem to have happened the way he has repeatedly explained that it did. no. mr. o'reilly, the star anchor of the fox news channel, the king of cable news, he has made this claim on the fox news channel about being there in person when this guy killed himself in florida. hearing the shot as he stood at the front door. that claim does not appear to be true. contested not only by mr. o'reilly on words on this tape, but his co-workers who said he was in texas at the time this suicide happened. the fox ne

desde miami florida, galo arellano. univisiÓn. arantxa:... sufrÍa de transtornos mentales y tambiÉn fÍsico. felix: indican que este pudo haber sido el motivo por lo cual durante el vuelo, se encerrÓ en la cabina dejando al piloto por fuera. >> Éste es el homenaje a las vÍctimas por parte de los habitantes del pequeÑo pueblo donde vivÍa junto con sus padres el copiloto que la causÓ. >> estamos muy afectados por esta horrible noticia. compartimos el dolor de los allegados a la vÍctima. >> con una misa, oraron por el descanso del asiento cuarentena de personas que perdieron la vida, ademÁs del suicida. >> estoy muy triste, es una enorme tragedia aÚn no lo puedo creer. >> la ciudad estÁ consternada. asustase 1000 habitantes se sumen la esencia de la prensa internacional, todos intentando comprender. las Últimas versiones de prensa aÚn no oficiales, seÑalan que habÍa recibido un tratamiento por un grave problema en su visiÓn, lo cual podrÍa dejarlo afuera que tanto amaba. tanto la iglesia catÓlica como la evangÉlica quiere mos

que sÍ yo querÍa estar presentes porque el presidente estaba viajando a mÍ distrito en el sur de la florida y me dijeron que no habÍa cupo en el aviÓn presidencial, sin embargo, si habÍa cupo para mis dos colegas demÓcrata la seÑora sÁnchez y la seÑorita de la florida, esa es la actitud en la casa blanca, en lugar de dar la bienvenida a un republicano que estÁ dispuesto a trabajar y hablar sobre el tema a buscar consenso me negaron la posibilidad de estar presente con ustedes y aportar algo al acto que se sostuvo en la universidad de la florida, ya me han llamado la casa blanca al fin y de todas formas vamos a empezar hablar con ellos. >> congresista carlos curbello de la florida muchas gracias por estar con nosotros este domingo en enfoque. >> como no. >> recuerden que ustedes pueden volver a ver estas entrevistas cuando quiera de su telÉfono mÓvil o tableta, solo tiene que bajar la aplicaciÓn telemundo nuevo d asÍ que pueden volver a ver este programa * cuando quiera. >> hablo regreal regresar habla familia de un joven veterano de guerra que estÁn luchando ahora para no estad

is florida man double ipa. it is a criedider brewing in tampa, cigar city brewing in tampa. >> this is your home. >> tampa is my hometown yeah. it is available right now at their tasting room and will be available in stores. >> somebody explain the florida man to me. >> the florida man thing he's gotten big headlines. he's #florida man on twitter. >> just does silly stuff. >> yeah kind of crazy. >> your people. >> yeah. >> florida. >> i love my florida. >> i love my arkansas. >> your arkansas. >> arkansasens. >> let's move on. >> all right. >>> coming up crackdown on university campuses across america. what's fuel ing the latest rash of campus outrage. >>> what are your kids eating these days the new alarm that is giving many young americans a failing grade. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance thank you for calling colonial penn life insurance company. i'm glad i was able to help you today. hi, my name is jonathan lawson and i'

we're waiting for a news conference from officials at florida's eglin air force base. a uh-60 black hawk chopper went down. we'll bring that to you live when it happens. >> our thoughts and prayers are with them as the search and rescue continues. >>> hillary clinton's press conference about private e-mails adds more fuel to the controversy. >>> we're going to begin in florida where any minute that press conference from eglin air force base. it will begin. they'll give us an update for 11 u.s. military members in the florida panhandle. this was after an army black hawk helicopter crashed. the bodies of most of the victims have been recovered. search efforts are centered east. officials say there was heavy fog during the training mission. she's on the scene and joins us by phone. what more do we know at this hour about the search and rescue efforts? >> just that it's ongoing and intense. we still have very dense fog out here. >> we heard from the public information officer that they train as they fight. sometimes the training missions and what they're required is just a

not like florida in february. thank you for having me. guys, thank you for having me. >> did you bring this weather? >> is that what it is? is that the tradition? i thought these were used to express disapproval. good to see you. thank you so much for having me. >> thank you for participating in our primary? >> we will see. i do not know yet. [laughter] >> he is trying to trick you. >> we will see. i have a lot going forward already. thank you for inviting me. thank you. all right, guys. >> i read all about the. -- that. >> [inaudible] >> the feeling has been that there would always be a coalition. >> [inaudible] >> by and large, it is term limits. >> i was there nine years. it was a great job. are you the ceo? do control the operations? >> berry is my chief. >> he was chief about 10 years ago. >> you only have 60 days. the rest of the year was spent doing things like negotiating contracts. >> [inaudible] >> it was a great job. >> we would love to have you in town, speaking before the house. >> your house has a little more history than ou

in florida, we have lower reimbursement rates. we created a system where we had choice counseling for medicaid patients. it was a defined contribution plan. he said to the government in washington, we will take a fixed amount, but we want to have the freedom to be able to craft policies and a way that will lower costs, improve outcomes focus more on prevention. and we did that. the result was that patients were more satisfied. physicians, instead of dropping out of medicaid, did not do so. even today, that is a big problem in florida. we lowered the cost of medicaid for the state budget. i think there are ways to do this. probably 50 ways to do it, to be honest with you. the system should not be top-down driven from washington dc. [inaudible] mr. bush: look, i just bragged about the florida medicaid plan. if iowa has access to an insurance plan for the underinsured, we should know about it. this is what our federal system does best. i was asked in the pre-reception to sign a constitution. sign the part that you admire the most. th

military helicopter goes down during a training exercise in florida. the latest details on the search for survivors. >>> and the fbi raids a san jose coffee shop accused of running an illegal gambling ring. >>> plus, the next big one is coming. the latest prediction from the usgs. >> not today. let's just get through this wednesday morning. it's march 11th. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> probably just doomed us. >> yes. well, hopefully not. it's wednesday morning, 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. we're talking about the rain potentially that could come from this morning. i know my car was wet out there. yours? >> damp drizzle out there when you left your door. is it going to pick up perhaps later today? let's check in with christina loren. >> good morning to you, sam and laura. everybody at home, happy wednesday. this is what we want to see in a drought situation. unfortunately, the timing, not so great when it comes to your morning drive. i can tell you,

flying car. >> well how about florida? we're both from florida right. i love my florida. >> miami. >> miami and tampa. new details about the weekend's spectacular race car crash. >> that car going more than 250 miles an hour. suddenly snapped in half. flying into the air. but what is really incredible, the driver managed to walk away from it all. thank goodness. here is abc's mara schiavocampo. >> drag racing superstar miraculously survives a horrific crash after his rocket fuel powered car snaps in half at 262 miles per hour. sending the driver flipping down the track at a national hot rod association race in florida. watch as driver larry dixon is launched over 20 feet into the air. >> whoa. >> smashing into the concrete wall and tumbling down the raceway to the horror of onlookers. >> emergency crews rushed to the scene, expecting the worst. dixon, incredibly no worse for wear. waving to the crowd as he walks away from the mangled wreckage. his spirit's high. despite his brush with death. >> the best i can tell. the front half broke. captain obvious.

we we did that as it relates to in miami in florida. that was exactly what bush 41 did as it related to haitians and it stopped the flow of people. and people didn't and people didn't lose their lives trying to come to the country. >> i >> i mentioned this earlier when i had an opportunity to speak to the crowd. at this point in the country at this moment in history we have 50 million americans in poverty. nearly 50 million americans on food stamps the lowest labor participation rate since the 1970s. i want you to connected to immigration. shouldn't americans have shouldn't americans have the opportunity for those opportunity for those jobs first? you say go to the back of the line. but if they go to the back of the line they get to stay here and compete for the jobs that are available. >> here's the deal. you either believe the pie is static. that's the left point of view. and therefore we are splitting up. someone's benefit is someone else's detriment. i believe we should grow the economic pie and grow it at a rate that looks more lik

jonathan betz reports. >> reporter: from south florida shores. christina prada has seen the seas change. the oceans are rising and underneath nature is dying. >> i can't believe everything is dying. >> color and life once bloomed now gray emptiness exists. yet she says in florida state government the words climate change are not to be spoken. >> they said to you point blank do not use these terms. >> yes, that was said, that we were not to use these terms in any setting. ultimately what is said, we are the state's agency and we will say what the governor wants us to. >> they said if you know what's good for you you will not use the terms climate change, global warming, sea level rise or sustainability. >> reporter: and now fema has stepped in issuing new guidelines demanding states consider climate change when planning for disasters or risk losing funding. but governor scott has repeatedly insisted there is no policy against mentioning climate change. >> first off that's untrue and our department of environmental protection, there's lots of conve

we did that as it relates in miami and florida. that was exactly what bush 41 did as it related to haitians and it stopped the flow of people and people didn't lose their lives trying to come to this country. >> i mentioned this early when i had an opportunity to speak to this great crowd here and right now at this point in the country, at this moment in history, we have 50 million americans, nearly 50 in poverty. nearly 50 million americans on food stamps the lowest labor participation rate since the 1970s. i want you to connect it to immigration. shouldn't americans have the opportunity for those jobs first. you say go to the back of the line. they still get to compete for those jobs. >> here's the deal. you either believe the pie is static. that's the left point of view. many on the right don't agree with that but their policies they imply it. someone's benefit is someone else's detriment. what we ought to be focused on growing the economic pie and growing it at a rate that looks more like the 80s in america. growing it closer t

florida. >> y hay que destacar que aunque usted cumpla todos estos requisitos la casa aunque usted viva en la casa esto no quiere decir que la casa sea suya si la trata de vender a esa casa la casa le pertenece al banco, asÍ que cada caso es individual. marÍa celeste. >> vaya la aclaraciÓn muchas gracias angie sanld. >> el estado de indiana estÁ en titulares tras aprobar una controversial ley sobre la libertad religiosas para crÍtico para permitir la discriminaciÓn, la ley que entra en vigor el 1 de julio nula las leyes que supuestamente koib en a personas e instituciones de seguir sus creencias religiosas crÍticos dicen que por ejemplo un negocio le niegue entrada a una pareja homosexual lÍderes republicanos en el senado han dicho que estÁn afinando detalles de esta controversial medida. >> al regresar en "noticiero telemundo" el aniversario de la muerte de selena hablamos de un testigo que dice haberla visto agonizando ese fatÍdico dÍa en un (♪). >> el senador republicano por la florida marco rubio dijo que muy pronto anunciarÁ si aspirarÁ a la presidencia de estados un

hear somehow florida-- florida is hand handles climate change issues. >> attorneys for the florida department of environmental protection said once governor recognize scott took office in 2011 they were told in the to use the word climate change or global warming. >> we just could say the watt certificate getting hitterment we condition talk about why the water was getting hotterment at some point it was managed that sea level rise would be referred to as nuisance flooding. >> jon: oh yes nuisance flooding. moisture inconvenience statewide jacuzzification. a appears by 2020 miami will be involved in a surprise approximately party. these are all terms, of course in roget's denial thesaurus. roget's denial thesaurus that is good. [bleep] roget denial thesaurus for when you are uncomfortable with your son having a by friend but are fine with a live-in crossfit buddy. or platonic fellatio partner -- partner. just don't look up fellati o o. governor scott claims that contrary to the allegations of four former state employees there is no rule against siing claim at change. so presumably if we were

>> that is a document i found in the state archives of florida. it was one of two or three dozens of telegrams written to the governor by residents who were concerned a white landlord was going to open his apartment building to half black residents residents. carver village was considered to be a threat to property values. it was eventually bombed why vigilante and homeowners working together who tried to drive out black residents. it was named little korea because it occurred during the korean war. it set the conversation to property right and property value and the governor was presumed to be acting in the interest of white homeowners and they were trying to force the ex expulsion of the blacks >> did it lead to legislation? >> in some cases, yes. the greater problem was the violence problem. in 1951 with the bombing of carver village you had to bring public housing into as a way that would alleviate the tension. they were expelled by the lobby initiatives of the county commission to get rid of them. that is called the railroad shop code additio

it actually covers three counties there in florida. they've got a large area to search. >> joining us now to expand on this is fox news military analyst chuck gnash.nash. he was stationed close to eglin air force base in pensacola, florida. what can you tell us about this scene last night and how challenging it may have been under those conditions? >> we say these things every time bh you have an aircraft mishap and that is it's very early. it occurred last night and they're starting to find the wreckage. i have flown in the complex, it's a very large area. it goes all the way up -- interstate 10 runs east west along the top. you've got that up to the north, and then, of course the gulf of mexico to the south. the exercise that these guys were involved in, evidently was in a 17. it's an area that is in the western edge of the complex right on the beach. if you go much further west, then you're into the civilian areas. and that's on santa rosea island. for those people who are familiar with the the pensacola area, it's a famous beach re

seven marines and four crew members are missing and now presumed dead after a helicopter crash off the florida panhandle. now fog is hampering the search and recovery effort. craig boswell has more. >>> 11 service members on board of a uh-60 blackhawk similar to this one were on a nighttime training mission when their helicopter went down in waters near eglin air force base. search and rescue crews have found aircraft debris and some human remains on a beach between pensacola and destin, florida. the crash happened during a routine training mission with a second helicopter that returned safely. weather may have been a factor. the national weather service had issue add dense fog advisory. >> a reminder to us that those who serve put themselves at risk both in training and in combat. >> reporter: search and rescue teams are being organized out after mobile command post in florida and officials say heavy fog is hampering their efforts. the marines were based at camp lejeune in north carolina. the four soldiers from an army national guard unit in hammond, louisiana. >> our thoughts and prayers are

last night, robert morris fell behind north florida a florida team, down 13 in the second half. a man by the name of lucky jones and the rest of the colonials won the game and now get duke tomorrow night. then dayton playing on their home court. it just kind of worked out that way. they are playing against boise state for the last place in the field of 64. flyers undefeated at home this season. they wowed the crowd which is pretty much all of the dayton flyers game. it was fantastic. next up they have to take on providence tomorrow night. not too far away but that was the last play you are seeing there. some controversy there, should that have been a call. >> why do they give you the sports to read today? >> because it's march madness and this is not your thing. it's just not. >> guess what, i do have sports. >> iditarod. that's a sport. >> i have dog racers. >> do that sportscast. do it. >> enjoy some indoors today. sporting events and that's another -- there you go. look at this. early yesterday, crossed the finish line in nome, alaska winning the race for the third time in fo

>> al jazeera big pine key florida. >> there is plenty more over on our website. use the address to click on aljazeera.com for all your news and sport. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera." author, globe trotter and commentator on race and culture, taiye selasi. >> there is a sense that certain people have to explain their presence. to say that racism is not that race isn't felt. >> the london born, twin daughter of african parents raises the question where are

try to solve a mystery that's threatening the lives of brown pelicans in florida. ♪ >>> hello. dozens are feared dead after cyclone pam swept through the south pacific nation. winds of up to 270-kilometers an hour have caused significant damage to the islands and cut off remote provinces the unites nations are sending emergency teams in to the country which lies east of northern australia. gerald tan has the latest. >> reporter: destruction in the wake of sigh crone pam. aid workers describe the scenes as unbelievable. the category five tropical storm has uprooted trees torn downpour lines and ripped off roofs. in the capital many buildings still stand but it's feared that the damage to villages and remote islands will be extensive. communication is down so assessing the full account pact could take time. >> it's been a very, very destructive cyclone, hitting a country that is using a lot of traditional shelters and housing which means that they are quite vulnerable to this kind of intensity. so we are planning for the worst case scenario. >> reporter: the approach of the cyclo

marzo, estas son las noticias: encuentran restos humanos vinculados al helicÓptero desaparecido en la florida. presentan en mÉxico una plataforma digital para combatir la corrupciÓn, permitirÁ denunciar de manera anÓnima irregularidades de las autoridades. y el fraude migratorio se convierte en un negocio millonario en los estados unidos, miles de personas pierden millones de dÓlares en estafas. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: quÉ tal, distintas agencias del gobierno realizan una intensa y continua bÚsqueda en aguas de la florida, tras la desapariciÓn de un helicÓptero con 11 personas a bordo. han transcurrido mÁs de 24 horas y esta noche encontraron restos humanos que creen pueden pertenecer a los ocupantes. danay: algunos restos humanos y de la aeronave es lo que ha hallado del accidente de un helicÓptero militar que se estrellÓ anoche en aguas de la florida. estoy confirmando las que hemos tenido un accidente y tenÍamos dos de nuestros helicÓpteros haciendo misiÓn de nuestros entrenamientos. las agen

. >>> a blackhawk helicopter taking part in a training exercise off the florida coast has crashed. all 11 servicemembers on board at the time are presumed dead. craig boswell has the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: crews are scouring the beach near eglin air force base for more debris and remains after an army helicopter went down off the florida coast. seven marines and four army national guard crew members were on board the blackhawk. the crash happened during a routine training mission with a second helicopter that returned safely. weather may have been a factor. the national weather service had issued a dense fog advisory. >> a reminder to us that those who serve, um, put themselves at risk both in training and in combat. >> reporter: search-and-rescue teams are being organized out of a mobile command post in navarre, florida, and heavy fog is hampering their efforts. the marines were based in north carolina at camp lejeune. four soldiers from an army national guard unit in hammond, louisiana. >> our thoughts and prayers are with them as the search-and- rescue continu

rain in the eastern carolinas and florida. more rain in if northwest and snow in the rockies. >> warming up in the southwest. the hot spot miami, 89. still ahead, special delivery must-see video of the pontiff getting a pizza delivered right to his pope mobile. >> stranded overnight. surround bid water and al gators. a group is saved by a 10-year-old. >> a ski lift moving backwards at a fast pace. new details on exactly what wept wrong. >>> gas prices are holding steady. aa says the national average is $2.42. the same as yesterday and a week ago. but that's 12 cents more than a month ago. crude oils prices down and plenty of gasoline on the market now. prices could edge up as we get into the spring and summer driving season. >> starbucks is decaf nating it's divorceersity campaign. it's be rooes that's are no longer writing race together on cups. making fun on social media. starbucks said it had planned to end that part of the campaign after a week and the rest of its diversity campaign will continue. >> insurgents to the top