good job, miranda.es you a bit of an apology. >> miranda didn't know her mother was watching today, but rosalyn says when talking to kids about agentics, it's a good idea to tell them to simply imagine being watched all the time. >> i would think about who is the person that we respect the most in our life? just as we're about to do something that we're thinking, is it ethical, is it not, i don't know, that you have that person in your head basically acting like that camera and thinking, if this person saw me right now doing that, how would that feel? >> i did want think you would react that way. >> miranda's mother leaves corrected and proud. and while her daughter did the right thing today, rosalyn says there is more that parents should be talking about with their kids. she says in the real world, standing up for what's right is not always popular. >> what are you going to say to people who might, you know, get angry at you because you've come forward and done the right thing? you can't guarantee that

it's miranda kerr everybody.> announcer: "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz, the best or nothing. >>> thanks to sam rockwell, to miranda kerr her baby, apologize to matt damon we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next but first here is their album here come the runts with their song handyman, wog. [ cheers and applause ] awolnation [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm a sinner i will consider i am my father's son i'm a sinner i must consider i've never owned a gun ♪ ♪ i'm a sinner seasoned beginner lucky to be alive i'm a sinner finished my dinner now can go outside ♪ ♪ if only yesterday took place tomorrow i'd pray for sleep and wake you and lift your head ♪ ♪ so i can fix your hand i'll be your handyman ♪ i'm not brittle i'm just a little scared of your temperament ♪ ♪ i'm not brittle i'm just a little scared of my government ♪ ♪ i'm not brittle head hurts a little staring up overhead i'm not brittle i'm just a riddle ♪ ♪ born of white blue and red ♪ if only yesterday took place tom

lemonis: alex runs honeydew, along with his wife, miranda.a far cry from the years he spent working in the shadows. did you wonder if you were gonna potentially go to jail on certain days? absolutely. -you did? -absolutely. and what did you tell people you did for a living? well, i mean, i did do construction back then during the day, but then maybe early in the morning or late in the evening i had a few plants in the woods. and the thing i think i would be worried about is, okay, the state of california said it was legal. yeah. and then humboldt county gave me a license. but what if the federal government's like, "nope, we don't agree"? if the federal government is going to start somewhere, i would hope they would start with the big black-market producers crossing state lines. i want to see more. how can we do that? hop in my truck and go for a tour. lemonis: born in philadelphia, he came to humboldt in 1991, when he was just 19. this is our house, but we're going to run up to the top of that side of the ranch. alex never even told his mom w

it's miranda kerr everybody. announcer: "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz, the best or nothing. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. lyrics: thing's are gonna get lyricseasier.o child lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter. lyrics: ooh-oo child lyrics: thing's are gonna get easier. lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter. miranda kerr her baby, apologize to matt damon we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next but first here is their album here come the runts with their song handyman, wog. [ cheers and applause ] awolnation [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm a sinner i will consider i am my father's son i'm a

. >> gustavo miranda vivÍa en armero en ese tiempo y dice que recuerda este dÍa perfectamente.. era agua, a sufre. patricia: en principio, el fenÓmeno no fue presidido como una amenaza seria. marta lucÍa lÓpez recuerda que en la radio empezaron a darle recomendaciones precisas de cÓmo protegerse. marta: aumentaba las cenizas y que nos tenÍamos que proteger con tapabocas. patricia: ademÁs les alertaron de la posibilidad de inundaciÓn. marta: la gente pobre que vivÍa cerca lo que llamamos el lugar, iba a desbordarse. e Íbamos a tener que acoger a esas personas y ayudarlas. patricia: esa noche se quedÓ en casa con su esposo y su hijo. >> pasaba la Última emisiÓn del noticiero de las 10:00 p.m., y habÍan dicho que esto era el volcÁn de ruÍz. y yo recÉ y pedÍ por las personas para que no pasaran una tragedia terrible. y le dije que querÍa ver quÉ iba a pasar y que querÍa ayudar. patricia: ella y su esposo darÍo salieron para la estaciÓn de bomberos para ver quÉ pasaba. ¿quiÉn quedo en tu casa? marta: mi hijo sergio y la empleada. la niÑa que trabajaba con nosotros que nos ayudaba cu

when he's done with the doctors, they can resume the question without miranda. it's never been determined by the court how long that exception. they have to go a reasonable amount of time. if they're just now transporting him to the station, probably that exception is still in effect, that they can talk to him right now without miranda. later they will have to get it. >> we're told the suspect is in that police vehicle right now, being transported to a local station where presumably he'll go through a form aal arrest. they originally took him to a local hospital and there were no problems as far as that is concerned and now he's being transported. those are live pictures. the breaking news tonight in the situation room, new information emerging right now about that deadly school shooting in south florida, broward county sheriff says there are multiple people dead at the margry stoneman high school in florida. there's a suspect in that

patricia: gustavo miranda vivía en armero en ese tiempo y dice que recuerda ese día perfectamente.abía qué era porque no caía agua, caía--era azufre. patricia: en principio, el fenómeno no fue percibido como una amenaza seria. martha: yo vi cosas terribles. patricia: martha lucía lópez recuerda que en la radio empezaron a darles recomendaciones precisas de cómo protegerse. martha: la emisión de ceniza aumentaba y si nos teníamos que proteger con unos tapabocas y el agua, tapar los tanques del agua. patricia: además, les alertaron de la posibilidad de inundaciones. martha: la gente pobre que vivía cerca a lo que llamábamos la acequia, iba a desbordarse e íbamos a tener que acoger a esas personas y ayudarlas. patricia: esa noche se quedó en casa con su esposo y su hijo. martha: estábamos acostados, ya había pasado la--la última emisión del noticiero de las 10:00 de la noche había terminado y habían dicho "explotó el volcán nevado del ruiz". yo solo recé y pedí por las personas que no pasara una tragedia terrible y le dije "yo quiero oír qué va a pasar y quiero ir a ayudar". lópez dic

. >> host: so, miranda boeingen, what do you do for a living? >> guest: i work at upturn which is a nonprofit based in washington, d.c., and we work at the intersection of technology and social change. we research and look at issues where technology is driving the forces of social change and where that can impact certain communities more than others and especially communities that don't have a voice in how that's governed. so we try to make sure policy conversations are really grounded in how the technology works, but also the people that they're going to impact most. >> host: give an example of how technology is affecting social change. >> guest: so technology plays a role in so many different things in society. in particular today at the state of the net we're talking about elections. so when we log into, let's say, facebook, what we see is a stream of content that comes from our friends and our family and news outlets we follow and organizations that we support. there's so much cop tent, there's -- content, there's so many messages being sent

. >> host: team upturn.org, miranda bogen is a policy analyst and has been our guest on "the communicators." >> if you want to see more of c-span's "the communicatorses" programs, go to. >> next, senators bill nelson of florida and orrin hatch of utah on the parkland, florida, shooting. >> thank you, mr. president. today marks nearly two weeks since the murder of 17 students and staff in parkland, florida. today also marks the moment that we resolve to do something about school violence. may it mark the moment that both left and right determine to lay aside their differences and work together to prevent future tragedies. to keep our children safe from harm, there's no panacea, no one legislative solution and it disheartens me when i hear talk about what can't be done. it's time to focus on what can be done. fortunately solutions than state level, glueing my home state of utah, can help show us the way forward. working in the realm of the possible, utah state legislators have coming to to forge bipartisan solutions to stop school violence. when i was in sal lake last week i western first ha

behind the mighty columns of a temple built by antonius is another church san lorenzo in miranda. a stone's throw further on the remains of the commanding basilica of much censures completed under constant integrate. the arch of titus commemorated the capture of jerusalem in eighty seventy and the destruction of the holy city by the romans. on the palatine hill there are also relics of buying on splenda and were all gangsters was born here and built a polish or residence on the hill where he lived for many years with his emperors livea later the emperors time period some domitian also resided here but these brick walls are all that still stands of those palaces. as long as the coliseum stands the room will stand declared same to venerableness and when the coliseum forms rome will follow it and if rome follows the whole world beautiful building was begun under emperor investigation then eighty seventy nine coliseums outer walls are fifty meters high the longest axis one hundred ninety meters and it could hold seventy thousand people in this great amphitheater the pleasure seeking r

where there has been a violation of someone's miranda rights. the standard rights you hear on every evening talk show. you have the tight to remain silent. you have an -- a right to a -- an attorney. if the police violate your miranda rights but discover physical evidence as a result of evidence canysical be admitted. yes, there are some constitutional violations that can happen that will result in other evidence that was allowed in. host: march 1964, the strourt justice vopetted to reverse dollree mapp's lower court law. but there was a technicality that a super majority was required. how did we get from there to the security? >> whenever there's a federal question, you can file for the supreme court by filing and that's what kearns did. he filed for a petition before the ohio supreme court and as we were talking about earlier, obscenity was an issue that the court was exploring quite tentatively so it caught their eye. we look back to the records of earl warren and tom clark and we find that eight of the nine justice on the court granted it so

viene carolina miranda de seÑora acero la coyote.rmas, exigen verificaciones de antecedentes mÁs rigurosas, participaro participaron. >> suficiente es suficiente ese es el mensaje de cientos de estudiantes de secundaria que protestaron por venta de armas, la policÍa de la ciudad los acompaÑÓ. >> surgiÓ el movimiento nunca mÁs que ha conseguido una proyecciÓn nacional y que tendÁa su prÓxima prueba el 24 de marzo,Ía en el que se convocÓ a una marcha por nuestras vidas, asÍ fue llamada. >> tambiÉn las vigilias proliferaron en homenaje a vÍctimas de la matanza para expresar un mensaje de apoyo y solidaridad para los familiares de los fallecidos, los foros sirvieron para demostrar el descontento. >> no es posible que un muchacho de 14 -16 aÑos estÉ portando armas y pueda entrar a una escuela sin seguridad. >> son niÑos queridos, pueden ser mis nietos, mis hijos. es una vergÜenza que este paÍs no puede dejar de estar obsesionado con la violencia y las armas. >> a lo largo de todo el estado de florida hubo varios actos de este tipo, todos

. >> host: so, miranda bogen, what do you do for a living sunny work at upturn, a nonprofit organization in washington, dc and we work at the intersections of technology and social change. we research and look at issues where technology is really driving these forces of social change, and where that can impact certain communications important others and especially communities that don't often have a voice how that technology is built and deexplode gorded. we trying to make sure policy conversations frowned in technology and all the people they impact the most. >> host: give an example how technology is affecting social change. >> guest: technology plays a role in so many different things in society. in particular in today at the state of the net we're talking about elections, and so when we log into, let's say, facebook, what we see is a stream of content that comes from our friends and our family and news outlets we follow and organizations we support, and there's so much content son, many messages sent online that we can't possibly see it all. the platforms decide what we'll be best mo

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el cierre fue espectacular con la mujer de fuego y chyno miranda, una noche para la historia.l ritmo de daddy ♪ presentadora: hola, muy buenos dÍas, bienvenidos a "despierta". >> quÉ rÁpido se está yendo este mes de febrero, que es el mÁs corto, ¿es aÑo bisiesto? >> no es. es muy temprano para ti. >> es verdad, yo soy bÁrbara chacÓn, con mis ideas tan grandes.

lily: para cerrar con broche de oro, recibamos a china miranda y olga taÑÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: de televisiÓn de noticias univisiÓn 14 sólo a las 11. tu gente, tu voz. >> buenas noches, le saluda palmira pÉrez. >> y ramÓn adame. esta noche, gran evento premiara nuestro tiene un significado especial ya que estÁ cubriendo 30 aÑos y las grandes estrellas fuerongalardonadas. >> vamos hasta miami con estefan y con las emociones vividas. > quiere -->> el cantante colombiano malÚ ma fue el encargado de entregar el primer reconocimiento de la noche alejandro fernÁndez por su contribuciÓn a la mÚsica mexicana. >> ha sido y serÁ un motivo para seguir llevando la mÚsica mexicana a cualquier parte del mundo. muchÍsimas gracias. ♪ >>con el tema"con los aÑos que me quedan" fue el encargado de iniciar el homenaje por su aporte a la mÚsica latina. >> mire para arriba dije, celia ayÚdame. reina, ayúdame por favor. y la reina me dijo, azÚcar. >> pero fue tambiÉn el cubano quien con un discurso muy personal le entregÓ merecido galardÓn, a los que dicen que hoy mÁs que nunca que se

miranda -- the house released a memo, and the only benefit is the vladimir putin. to the former head of how his old agency is faring a leader that has been -- should have been created in the first place. comes as he wants new trade relations and how will get there. ♪ shery: breaking news, a republican memo that shows fbi bias has been released and it is the bombshell it was expected to be.

. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live," tonight oscar nominee sam rockwell, miranda kerrm awolnation and now watch your step here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to the show. appreciate that. thank you for coming. thank you all of you. we have so many important interesting topics to get to today's. starting with, i want to start with a bomb shell rela

and on friday, lin manuel miranda will be here with weird al yankovic. off of her upcoming album, "golden hour," give it up for kacey musgraves! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ you look out the window while i look at you sayin' i don't know ♪ ♪ would be like sayin' that the sky ain't blue ♪ ♪ and boots weren't made for sittin' by the door since you don't wanna stay anymore ♪ ♪ you can have your space cowboy i ain't gonna fence you in ♪ ♪ go on ride away in your silverado i'll see you around again ♪ ♪ i know my place and it ain't with you sunsets fade and love does too ♪ ♪ we had our day in the sun when a horse wants to run ain't no sense in closing the gate ♪ ♪ you can have your space cowboy ♪ ♪ 'cause after the gold rush there ain't no reason to stay ♪ ♪ shoulda learned from the movies that good guys don't run away ♪ ♪ but roads weren't made to not go down there ain't room for both of us in this town ♪ ♪ you can have your space cowboy yeah i ain't gonna fence you in ♪ ♪ go on ride away in your silverado i'll see you around again ♪ ♪ i know my place and it a

miranda and jamie anderson defended her title in know seaboard slope style. as it stands the u.s. has medaled four times, tying it with germany four places overall. norway, canada, and netherlands are 1, 2, and 3. dana jacobson is in south korea where it appears relations have taken a bit of a turn. good morning, dana. >> good morning, anne-marie. what happens when the games are over. north korean athletes are making history at the olympic games competing under one flag with the south. >> we have a peaceful spirit at the games, especially when i see k kim yo-jong is smiling and shaking hands. >> this government is different from the other government. they're more liberal. in a good way, they want peace very li. >> reporter: like those born here, he lived in the security and threat. the north is yonlds the blue buildings. as far as daily life goes, the threat of north korea just isn't a part of it. >> i think for korean people don't have a choice. this is where they live. >> i know people outside of korea is worried but honestly nobody talks about it in everyday conversation. >> re

she was chatting with lin-manuel miranda. he stated he was not going into politics and oprah replied, "i'm not either." >>> you'll remember many people speculated oprah would consider a presidential run after her rousing golden globe speech last month. she has repeatedly denied a desire to run for politics and has done so once again. back to you. >> crystal clear now. >>> this year's gerber baby is a smiley 18-month-old from georgia breaking barriers. >> for the first time ever the company chose a baby with down syndrome. meet lucas warren. he's a sweetheart. he's going to be featured on all gerber packaging and ads for the next year. more than 149,000 babies entered the nationwide contest to become the face of gerber. the company execs say that his smile totally grabbed their hearts. his parents say he nails the heart of everyone who meets him. >> i can't take it. so cute. >>> weight watchers will be free this summer for teens between the ages of 13 and 17. they can receive free six-week memberships starting in july. the com

different kinds of toys and things for money and specifically delineates between the sex acts for miranda warnings she is more than capable of understand hag it is. >> reporter: defense attorneys are hoping the new evidence could lead to charges being dropped. gnaw is highly unlikely. the trial is expected to -- but that is highly unlikely as the trial is expected to start in march. >>> tonight some people in san leandro want the city manager fired because of allegations of sexual harassment. the city council put chris zapata on paid administrative leave two weeks ago. tonight, dozens of people showed up at a council meeting accusing members of dragging their feet. some said the council should get rid of zapata right away. >> it shattered me a little bit. that's another reason why i was so emotional because i have the respect for the city council. i feel like they have let me down. >> a woman who runs a non- profit said zapata tried to pressure her into having a sexual relationship with him in exchange for public funding. the city has hired an outside attorney to conduct an investigation.

have a gr >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live," tonight oscar nominee sam rockwell, mirandaolnation and now watch your step here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to the show. appreciate that. thank you for coming. thank you all of you. we have so many important interesting topics to get to today's. starting

alyssa sell gadot and miranda cruz say someone waxed their faces. >> i got a closer look and i saw shef hair because she has a uni brow and she was born like to. >> delgado got documentation from her daughter's doctor that she is missing a patch of hair. both mothers have taken their children out of the day care. the washington state department of early learning is now looking into the matter. >>> a town in indiana installed new way to encourage drivers to slow down. the sign displays a smilely emoji. if they're going above the speed limit the sign will flash and display a sad emoji. >> a new study shows a big benefit from simply taking a dale walk. >> ryan seacrest describes his feelings after he says he was wrongly accused of harassment. >> ♪♪ >> the eagles players are already heroes in many of their fan's eyes. this kind gesture by torrey smith called a young fan to tears. he called up quarterback carson wentz for help. >> you got to stand up. >> you all right? >> what's up? >> hi. >> smith was at a local school when he met the young eagles fan. smith learned that wentz is the child

as miranda stan thanks for the update. in other news campaigning for the may oral elections in the japanese city of not go has again highlighted the controversial nature of america's military presence on our island japan central government and authorities and camilla where u.s. troops are currently stationed have been in battle over the possible relocation of the base to the northern city of not go a recent poll shows sixty three percent of voters oppose the relocation while only twenty percent support the move the incumbent mayor of the city says a vote for him would be a vote for defending japan's autonomy showing these elections are extremely important as they will have a great impact on the future of not go in okinawa our country's current administration is attacking us with attempts to sway the power these elections are meant to defend japanese democracy and our autonomy we're asking people from all over the country for their understanding okinawa is in a difficult situation right now but if many people support us we

beirut we have morrow she is a journalist and university lecturer and in turn around we cross to the miranda he's an associate professor at the university of toronto ok crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate more well let me let me go to you because you are the closest to what we're talking about here there are so many different things going on contra veiling trends contradictory trends going on in syria right now i think we're all very familiar what has happened in the last six seven years would you say that this conflict is taking on a new form is it morphed into something and is it more dangerous than what we've seen before go ahead in beirut yes definitely. after the talks and we saw last week was a hectic week inside of syria beginning in february for when we had the first launching of israeli the first and this month of launching of israeli attacks on the outskirts of damascus countryside killing and allies and certain military post for the allies of the an arab army and then again on tuesday two days later they did the same and then t

ok thanks miranda mrs arty's marie ghastly affair but we're joined live now it's a political science professor not university and. with more on this story anthony good evening t. thanks for your time thanks for waiting on the line for us moscow as we're hearing there has been a key to being both arsonist and firefighter in syria despite its attempts to open up these humanitarian corridors over the last couple of days is that a fair assessment what's your reaction. good evening to all of you at the beginning and then allow me to say something that it's ironic very ironic that usually always simplified the issue between terrorist and the good guys who are fighting terrorist and which is really true it's not true this is wrong wrong information the terrorists are all over all of our government can you tell me that the government of syria was not a terrorist i can prove it to you one by one you can do you want to tell me that the europeans and the others by keeping silent we're not really partners to the terrorism no this is something so really i think we have to grow up we have to stop

maÑana el dÍa del amor, les cuento que hicimos una entrevista muy especial con el cantante chino mirandaarlo, la directora de la revista vogue, el presentador de nuestra cadena hermana nbc, y la bella actriz kathie holm fueron tres de las grandes invitados en esta noche tan especial, el final fue sÚper emocionante, cada modelo desfilÓ una falda con volumen en diferentes colores, acompaÑada por la famosa camisa blanca, sello que ha distinguido a carolina herrera desde sus comienzos, en su salud final, recibiÓ un aplauso de pie por parte de todo el pÚblico y presentÓ al nuevo diseÑador creativo de la casa herrera gordon quien a partir de hoy serÁ el encargado de llevar este imperio adelante. >> una colecciÓn espectacular, carolina herrera no quiso dar entrevistas ni antes ni despuÉs, supongo que serÁ para no hablar del tema, si me pongo a pensar una vez le preguntÉ cuÁl era el mejor consejo que le podÍa dar a una mujer, me dijo que todas tengan un espejo donde se puedan ver de pie a cabeza, y asÍ van a estarsegus que estÁn bien vestidas consejos muy importante para muchas esto ha sido todo

judge to exclude her statements to fbi agents the day she was arrested, arguing she was denied her miranda rights. in sports news, members of the nba championship team the golden state warriors are meeting with kids in washington, d.c., today instead of meeting with president trump as a protest against the administration. last september, trump rescinded the customary invitation to the championship team after its star player, steph curry, spoke out against the president, and said he would not visit the white house. an art and entertainment news, bollywood fans around the world are mourning the death of superstar indian actress sridevi, who died on saturday at the age of 54 while attending a family wedding in dubai. she's one of the indian film industry's most famous actresses, widely credited with changing the role of women in the industry. she pushed for equal pay and equal screen time for women. among those mourning her death is political rapper and singer m.i.a., who tweeted -- "sad to loose the legend #sridevi its like loosing a legend like michael jackson for me. she did so much for #t

miranda -- the house released a memo, and the only benefit is the vladimir putin. we talk to the former head of how his old agency is faring a leader that has been -- should have been created in the first place. comes as he wants new trade relations and how will get there. ♪ shery: breaking news, a republican memo that shows fbi bias has been released and it is the bombshell it was expected to be. so he'll, tell us, was there anything in this memo we weren't expecting? >> for the most part the memo centers around what republicans are calling evidence of andtical bias in the fbi doj against president trump and in favor of democrats. it is highly disputed and controversial. it is distorted information selectively chosen -- it mostly involves and centers around the five applications for carter page, if former trump campaign advisor with russian ties. the argument that devon nuÑez, the republican chairman of the house committee and author of this memo is making is that the steel dossier is controversial and made allegations that ended up being true, such as the over ar

miranda lambert was there last week. she just performed in sacramento.he future is experiential. we have created the ultimate experiential platform in the world with our arena. at the same time, it is green.100% solar powered . and it is also completely lit up the downtown. we were one of the worst real estate markets in the country. now, thanks to this communal fireplace we have created, we have become one of the best real estate markets in the country. cory: how is the fan experience different in your arena? i talked to a lot of other owners, and they are talking about this as the example and what they want to try to do with arenas. vivek: we flipped the paradigm on its head. rather than you having to check into the arena, we have the arena checking to you. basically from the time you decide you want to go to a game, it tells you how to get there, where to park. cory: on your phone. vivek: yes. and it also eliminates all of the friction. if you think about it, you can be sitting at home on your couch watching a high death -- game on hi def. going to a

miranda goss of california became the first american ever to land a triple axel at the olympics. 21 secondse. only the third olympic ever to win the gold medal for team u.s.a. jamie andersen won the slope style snowboarding old competition where intense when because several competitors to crash or bail. winds causing major problems in south korea. gold medal standings norway sits atop the overall board with eight medals. team u.s.a., a pair of gold medals, four total including a silver and a bronze. wardrobe malfunction could have been disastrous. an american citizen competing for south korea got through for ice dancing routine with a hook on the back cover costs and came undone five seconds into the routine. she didn't stop, she didn't want to get deductions and points. everything held up. asking the boston celtics crushed by the cleveland cavaliers yesterday. here's played 15 seasons for the celtics and numbered 34 jersey last night raised it to the rafters. indianapolis colts have a new head coach. the team traded this vote of no pharmaceutical offensive coordinator frank wright signing

attorney wants the confession thrown out, saying his client made it before an officer read him his mirandahts. he was previously deported from the u.s. twice before that accident. >>> an american and isis want to be pleading guilty to supporting the terror group. he faces up to 45 years in prison. he also pleaded guilty to making false statements on a passport in an effort to join the terror group overseas. u.k. officials tipped off the fbi in 2014 after he was denied entry to the country for isis propaganda on his phone. he was arrested in new york city two years later for helping an undercover agent travel to syria. >>> north korea is changing its tune quite literally. the country's giant loud speakers on the southern border typically blast propaganda speeches from the north into south korea but since the beginning of the olympics, the regime has been playing classical music ever so loud. the unusual change comes as we learn that kim jong un could be going broke. new reports suggest his cash flow is expected to run dry by october if these very tough international sanctions continue to cr

they say post miranda, after his rights were read to him, he forth came -- he came forth with detailsaccording to this mostly unredacted arrest affidavit, cruz who was in court today, stated that he was the gunman that entered the school campus with his ar-15, went inside the school and then began shooting students and teachers as they fled into the hallway. this after investigators say he pulled a fire alarm to trigger that to happen. so that he would suddenly have all of these targets running in front of his ar-15 assault rifle. he was wearing a vest with a lot of pockets. they were loaded with fully loaded magazines for the rifle as well as gas grenades. he also was wearing a gas mask. after he was unleashing his terror in the school where 12 fatalities were found, keep in mind, three were found outside the school which happened before he entered the school, he decided to put down the gun and the vest and blend in with the students and disseminate from the neighborhood where he was later arrested in short time. neil? >> neil: i always think if he put a jacket on or something, he wo

out as a challenge to some of your predecessors in this class and one lovely student, a woman named miranda rosser who graduated last spring came up with marvin. which is so handy. the fundamentals. this comes from a list drawn up by some conservative presbyterians in 1910 who wanted to figure out what are the most important things that we cannot cannot compromise on? m -- miracles. a belief that the miracles were reported in the bible really did happen. a for atonement. a belief in the traditional doctrine of christ's substitutionary atonement on the cross. that is, jesus was not just a nice guy. he was not just a handy moral example for us. he really did take our place on the cross and die for our sins. r for resurrection. he was actually, bodily resurrected. v, christ was born of a virgin. i-n for inerrancy. the doctrine of biblical inerrancy, meaning the bible is totally without error no matter what scientists and historians may say. now, i want to push back a bit against the scopes trial caricature. of fundamentalists as country bumpkins by talking about i guess you could call them the

she was speaking with lin-manuel miranda of hamilton. he stated he was not going into politics.ed offhanded, i'm not either. we shall see what ends up happening. >>> happening today, samely car dough set to give his state of the city address at 6:30 p.m. at san jose city college. he will give the speech just before 7:30 p.m. it's to honor city employees as well as kopt bugss by community community members. the city in recent weeks has been dealing with a homeless situation as well as a housing crunch. >>> a san jose man who famously lost weight by running needs your help. he didn't just shed pounds. he lost 180 pounds. he didn't just run. he ran every street in the city of san jose. it took him 15 months covering 2400 miles. he raised a lot of money for charity. jake's running career started in 2014. he weighed 380 and only jogged in the middle of the night. >> i was just embarrassed. life is pretty hard at that size. >> as impressive as jake's transformation has been, it's not over. he's facing a major health crisis and he needs help with his oral health. the infections could s

we detain people when ever we stop them for miranda, briefly, you know, stop and search, frisk and search, et cetera. we detain them when we arrest them. normally, if you were to say detain somebody most cases, you give them a bail hearing. all right. why is the statute different here? in x-k, i think, the agency said we'll give some of the people, those found within 100 miles of the border, we'll give some bail hearings. of course, if they're found from the 100 miles always get bail hearing's. , or lg or jfk, who have a credible claim of prosecution, they don't get bail hearings. that, to me, is a little odd, particularly when justice sotomayor says, we give ax murderers, bail hearings. are they dangerous? are they risk of flight? some of these people in the first category might have relatives in los angeles, they might have a green card somebody decides is no longer valid. what's the basis for reading the word "detained"? sometimes to allow bail hearings at the discretion of the agency. other times, not to allow bill hearings. and keeping the people possibly for a year? a year and a hal

trump even at the except of miranda rulee at the employees, and expresses fears they cannot depend onn from political interference. fair question to ask, where is sessions? >> stuck in the middle. so unprecedented with the president attacking the fbi, his appointe appointees, and in the middle of that, jeff sessions who has to run the department and we know on twitter the president trump is not happy with him. >> right. and president trump just, like, you know, "politico" reported dating back to march president trump had multiple outbursts in the oval office against attorney sessions, you know, just with large frustration over the pace of the russia investigation, and he feels like sessions should have rescued himself and wants the investigation to go away, and he's really flaired up several times at sessions, so i sort of interpret sessions' quietness as a way to try to play both sides. >> but this, again, goes to the red line, and where is it and where is it for republicans, and here's what senator harris had to say. >> people think the purpose of this thing was to create the pretax

lynn manual miranda partnering with hispanic federation raising millions in humanitarian aid and on a trip with my sister jennifer lopez and she alexa rodriguez announced 2.5 million-dollar, donation from their october fundraiser going exclusive that puerto rico's health district. we visited one health sent their mid wife's there, say that was on the verge of closing. >> the hispanic federation, really amazing, donation, and then we received, the news that jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez will fund us, and that is really, amazing report rorrer one mid wife still living without electricity bringing us to her home, not sure when she will come back. >> and then people say may. >> reporter: she and half million others, remain, power less. linda lopez for abc news, new york. >>> cruise ship is back in port after a 10 day south pacific ship mark by violence. trouble started shortly after carnival legend set off, for melbourne. video shows fights between passengers and sometimes, against security officers. some passengers blame a 23 member family party for picking fights, while others say a