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>> if brexit comes in, then we have more travels with the crossing, i might have to reconsider the fact that i'm working in gibraltar, yes. >> reporter: it seems he's not alone. alvaro is a restaurant owner here and tells me roughly 90% of his staff are spanish. a hard border or prolonged delays at the border will see him lose much of his staff, so he's working on a backup business plan if brexit negotiations go sour. >> translator: we don't really know how things are be so we're already thinking of possible solutions for the different scenarios. we are even thinking if it will be necessary to go to morocco to buy the produce with our own boats. >> reporter: no one knows the risks to the rock better than gibraltar's chief minister. >> that means 14,000 stamps in two hours in the morning, moving people from spain to gibraltar. another 14 as they go in, in the evening. that's 28,000 stamps in one day.
preposition all of the assets you would want to position if the storm came from one coast or the other. but even with that, we're having over 30,000 -- i think the number is over 30,000 individuals from out of state that are helping us get our power back on. >> most of the crews staging out of here are from out of state, and we're told another 100 vehicles with 300 workers will be arriving tomorrow from several states. a national response to one of the worst power outages in u.s. history. erin. >> all right, alex, thank you very much. stunning to see the bunks and how hard they're working. thank you. many florida residents are now returning home. and they're finding houses and businesses destroyed. a man along with his parents and sister left their home and business behind in homestead, florida, to escape the hurricane. a mandatory evacuation zone. they heeded those warnings, and today, they returned to see the destruction. and alvaro is out front to speak for his family. thank you. you're standing in front of your
right? >> yeah. it takes quite a bit to grow them back. and there is no government program to assist farmers after a catastrophe or a hurricane like this one because again, trees are not something that can be done overnight or in a month. they have to be planted and it takes years to grow them back and to get all of the crops back. >> so what happens, alvaro? what happens to your family and the business? >> we're not exactly 100% sure. there's not a certain plan a, b, and c step plan. but we're definitely going to work hard to, you know, clear the area and to try to get settled again and start from square one. >> pick up and start again. which is inspiring just to hear you can even think that way and given where you're standing and what you're going through. thanks so much, alvaro. >> thank you for having me. >> stunning to imagine the loss and that he can see it as we're
a u.s. soldier has received the purple heart from u.s. president donald trump. sergeant first class alvaro lost part of his leg after being wounded in afghanistan. he attended the ceremony in a wheelchair accompanied by his wife. the purple heart is awarded to service members wounded or killed in combat. this was the president's first trip to the water reed military medical center near washington. president trump is about to reach a very important benchmark. it is 100 days in office. that benchmark happens next saturday. >> mr. trump tweeted that he will hold a big rally that day in pennsylvania. he previously tweeted that 100 days is a ridiculous standard by which to measure his presidency. the rally will be on the same day as the white house correspondents' dinner, which mr. trump has declined to attend. there are some other key events happening in washington this
trump and first lady visited the walter reed medical center, president trump's first visit to that hospital and with the wounded american service members being cared for there. let's listen into this purple heart ceremony that just took place. >> this is to certify that the president of the united states of america has awarded the purple heart established by general george washington august 7, 1782 to sergeant first class alvaro united states army. for wounds received in action on the 17th of march, 2017 in
preserving the natural beauty of our nation, but that tweet does come less than a month after he signed an executive order dismantling many obama-era environmental protections. now, today the president and the first lady made a surprise visit to the walter reed medical center. there he awarded a purple heart to sergeant first class alvaro recently wounded in afghanistan. a nice surprise for him and his family as he recovers. nbc's kelly o'donnell is at the white house with the latest there. kelly. >> reporter: good afternoon, gigi. while everyone is watching for the 100-day mark for the trump presidency and what gets accomplished, the president did add something to his list today that is expected of presidents as commander in chief. the president and first lady went to walter reed national military medical center today. they were able to visit personally with injured service members. and today the president was also able to present a purple heart to a service member injured in afghanistan. we're told that he had time to spend with sergeant first class
work. he either flew into orlando or into tampa. all theory. meanwhile, the murder investigation at erie manufacturing was getting colder and colder. this case then hit a brick wall, huh? >> as far as a brick wall, we were still doing background on any and everybody connected to nelson serrano. >> reporter: one of those people connected to serrano was a nephew in florida named alvaro penaherrera. the detective could not figure out why serrano had called his nephew so frequently around the time of the murders. >> the day of the homicide, nelson had called alvaro around 7:53 a.m. there was a series of phone calls that connected alvaro to nelson. >> reporter: then detective ray's team came up with a bingo moment, the discovery of a credit card transaction for serrano's nephew on a most interesting day and for the detective in a most interesting place. >> he rented a car on december
slow or fast on the roads, here's what to expect with your weather. wet in california. showers from san francisco to l.a. 60-mile-an-hour winds around phoenix, albuquerque and las vegas. heavy snow in the rockies. afternoon showers for boston, new york, philadelphia, d.c., atlanta and nashville. >> the officer was very pleasant, though. i don't think i mentioned that. >> nice. >> and 80s in dallas, new orleans, also, miami and 53 in new york. 52 in detroit. 66 in indianapolis. 70 in kansas city and 60 in sacramento. and 42 in billings. was a gorgeous day in augusta in georgia for the second round of the master golf tournament gets under way this morning in augusta. northern ireland's rory mcilroy is setting the pace with 7 under par 65 shot. the youngest. first-round leader in master's history. >> he's in the lead with alvaro who birdied the 18th hole and defending champion phil mickelson, i love him, was five shots behind them. and tiger woods, everybody is