peace, not closure. it will never be closed because he s forever gone. reporter: catie beck, nbc news. we have a lot to cover in our second hour of chris jansing reports, let s get right to it. at this hour, after a weekend of deadly violence, miami beach imposed a cur few overnight and this afternoon, a vote on another curfew. what it means for thousands upon thousands of spring break visitors. the world s top climate scientists issuing a survival guide for humanity. you ve got to hear their dire warnings and the major course correction they re recommending. republicans circling the wagons ahead of a potential indictment of donald trump, with one of the former president s top rivals blasting new york s prosecutor. and as donald trump awaits the grand jury s decision, his hand picked witness just arrived to appear before them. might it have an impact? our nbc news reporters are following all the latest developments. but first, i want to get to vaughn hillyard, who s
fortified by police, corralling the crowd, making sure they stay in the area. we suspect we ll continue to see these protests as we have in the last several days. they have turned violent. they stormed the city hall. they had conflicts with police here. protesters throwing projectiles at police. police launching tear gas, french citizens are angry because it s the culture here to have this work/life balance. they take their vacations, they enjoy their 35 hour a week workweeks, and they also say they pay more in taxes. so the gift, if you will, the prize is being able to retire early at 62. that is not happening now. they will retire at 64. he s the former minister of the economy and saying that the current plan as it is, the pension plan is in jeopardy of running a deficit, which is why he passed this through, bypassing a vote in parliament
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an abortion rights bill overnight. the democratic governor is expected to sign the measure giving women the fund mental right to get an abortion. this comes as planned parenthood wins a court order to keep missouri s last abortion clinic open. it was set to lose its license and close the doors for good last night. a court hearing is set for tuesday. the u.s. embassy in honduras attacked during violent protest he is. demonstrators setting tires on fire at the building s entrance reportedly chanting america trash. one suspect was arrested. protesters also scuffling with police launching tear gas. the unrest after the honduran privatize the health and education sectors. and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez goes back to bar tending for a day. the democratic socialist pushing for higher wages in the service industry for workers who receive tips. any job that pays $2 and $1$2.13an hour it s indentured
satellite police launching tear gas after a man was shot by police. an 18-year-old was killed after he pulled a gun on officers. 150 people staging a protest immediately after throwing bricks and bottles at police. a vacant home set on fire and businesses burglarized. at least 9 people arrested. a ter pieirifying sight. they are scrambling to stop the earth from crumbling. a sink hole reopens in a florida neighborhood. two years ago it swallowed a man as he was sleeping in his bed. patricia stark is here with how in the world it could happen again. it brings back bad memories for residents in the tampa bay suburb. the 20 feet deep sink hole is