World Cup (Miami): Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni is warning Cape Verde not to be underestimated ahead of Friday’s Round of 32 at Hard Rock Stadium, pointing to the debutants’ disciplined defense and unbeaten run; Cape Verde’s coach says the team earned its spot and won’t be intimidated by Messi and the champions. Venezuela Earthquake Relief (Miami): American Airlines flew more than 9,000 pounds of supplies from Miami to Venezuela, while local restaurants and community groups are organizing donation drives to help families recover. Criminal Justice (Florida): Florida AG James Uthmeier and State Attorney Monique Worrell are escalating their fight over youthful offender sentencing in serious cases, with accusations of “extreme leniency” and counterclaims of manufactured outrage. Public Safety (Orlando): A portion of a roof under construction at the Orlando VA Medical Center collapsed June 29; no injuries were reported and patient care was not affected. Sports (Tampa Bay): The Rays kept rolling, beating the Royals 5-2 for an eighth straight win as Ian Seymour dominated. Local News (Hialeah): A car plunged into a canal in Hialeah; the driver was airlifted after first responders rushed to rescue possible passengers.