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>> was it about his ex miranda?lus jenna dewan's first interview since splitting from channing. >> she's going to the wedding. >> a major royal wedding secret slips. how she shocked her fellow agt judges. >> no, i'm not angry. >> reporter: and fallout after can kre's unhinged interview. >> i was on opioids. i was drugged out. >> explaining his breakdown and blaming taylor swift. >> ever since the taylor swift moment it's never been the same. >> and -- >> i just love all of you so much. >> we are in the middle of the madness as 'n sync get their star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> a flashback to when we first met the boy banders as we head back to college with melissa mccarthy. >> what are you doing here? >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> news on kanye west after letting loose in some explosive new interviews. cameron mathisen's out. >> kanye. but first blake shelton breaks his silence about his controversial karma tweet. was he really throwing shade at his ex miranda lambert? plus hear what j. lo is saying a

miranda: asÍ es. asignatura pendiente. aquÍ tengo mis manos, mis primos, mi cuÑada, alan: ya lo vieron. de "las bellas y las bestias". hoy la vas a presentar en los grandes proyectos que presenta "univisiÓn" próximamente. y tÚ eres la protagonista. miranda: orgullosamente. alan: te gusta este lugar? miranda: tienen que venir esta exposiciÓn de arte. estÁ increÍble. alan: se presentarÁ más adelante aquÍ, donde se presentan los grandes proyectos para la prÓxima temporada en "univisiÓn". por eso estamos en nueva york. cuidate mucho. ana: tÚ que eres? bella o bestia? alan: seguro que soy una bestia. pero ni me preguntes eso. cuÍdense. cÓmo ver a la bella? no se lo pierdan prÓximamente por "univisión". carlos: pero que te de un par de cachtadas ahÍ. alan: no, que rompemos el arte y esto estÁ un poco frágil. ana: ahÍ lo tienen, promete este verano en las noches de univisiÓn. lupillo le pide perdÓn a su madre y hace impactantes declaraciones de su divorcio. carlos: y en vivo, vamos a ver cÓmo se preparan los

the reason we're dancing is lin manuel miranda is doing a lot to draw attention to that island. down with him. >> reporter: nearly eight months after hurricane maria, an incredible category four hurricane that left millions in despair, the number of people still without power remain in the thousands. with hurricane season 25 days away, many believe the island is unprepared for new threats. lin manuel miranda, known as the force behind the broadway smash sensation "hamilton" has been taking matters into his own hands. the award-winning composer dedicating his voice and time to his family homeland of puerto rico. ♪ miranda penning "almost like praying", his tribute to the island. >> i called almost every famous puerto rican person i know and am i don't to sing on this song and raise money for the hispanic federation. >> reporter: he helped raise over $35 million to help puerto rico's recovery. you are bringing "hamilton" to puerto rico next year. woo! [ applause ] >> the goal with that is to, basically to raise, we're trying to raise millions, you know, we'll have hundreds of $10

. >> monroe de 77 aÑos de edad manejaba el autobÚs en donde al dar una vuelta de manera repentina mirandamedio de la audiencia. >> se encuentra nuevamente juntos despuÉs de ser sku secuestrado. >> en esta ocasiÓn, el desenlace se vivieron momentos de tensiÓn. >> nos cuentan lo sucedido. >> asÍ se encuentran un menor de apenas un aÑo y su hermano de 7 pero minutos antes. >> estÁn guÍando en un lugar del muchacho. >> en la policÍa. >> en detectives. se extendiÓ aproximadamente. >>> lo que la mujer con amistades. habrÍa dejado encendido llamÓ a las autoridades. >> lo que estamos con ellos cuando la policÍa. >> huyÓ con ellos en velocidad mÁs tarde. >> con una curva dejando el auto inservible. >> es que el malhechor lo habÍa abandonado tras reportes de un ciudadano dieron por ello, para regresarlo a los brazos de su madre. >> la autoridad en el tiempo es hora de regresar las temo pra raso. # h regresamos. >> muy buenas tardes. >> casi digo feliz viernes, nos queda un dÍa y viene con lluvia hablaremos precisamente de esto, tenemos todavÍa actividad en nuestra imagen de radar en especial en las

iain dale is a broadcaster and former conservative campaigner, and miranda green was press secretary the liberal democrats. a warm welcome to you all, lovely of you to spend your bank holiday with us. owen, you campaigned hard in these — are you happy? jeremy corbyn had somewhere else to go today, to a celebration let'sjust remember where we were a year ago, the electoral extermination was talked about after local elections when labour got 27% and four weeks later got 40% to deprive the tories of a majority. according to the bbc‘s own projections labour would be ahead of seats in parliament, that shows last year wasn't a fluke. in london, labour has got its best result since 1971 and the tory had their worst results. you are not exterminated but you should be in an incredibly strong position against theresa may's government right now? that is what i am saying. london, this was a tory city until recently with a conservative mayor. 1992 london was more likely to vote tory than the rest of the country bust up in trafford, momentum campaigned exceptionally hard. labour should be knocking

es alfonso mi miranda, quien fue detenido por autoridades federales que fue e secuestrador de sus adversariospoliticos y demostraron que es t tio de uno de los lideres de ese cartel. fue detenido un narco a narcotraficanete. vamos a esc a escuchar >> de 34 aÑos de edad, ese l responsable de traslado de droga asi como encargado de un grupo d de homicidas >> desde 2014, este exalcalde a habia sido investigado, no si d siendo suficien una vez y el partido morena esta apoyando su candiaatura, >> en una carrera contra el r o reloj el rescate de una condu o conductora en texas. mientras un policia corria para sacarla, r otro agente pudo grabar la es n escena. el lago estaba lleno de cocodrilos y serpientes. >> e"sonido ambiente? >> impresionante las imagenes, p parece que la mujer quedo dorm d dormida en el volante y cyo al a agua. el volcan hawaiano sigue y son casi 40 las viviendas a a arrasadas. han pedido dinero r para hacer frente a los gastos o ocasionados. sidgue siendo di i dioxido de azufre. en los ult ultimos seis dieas se han dad i mil terremotos. el gobierno de d dtruonald trump tieen u

we saw some exceptions to the miranda rule, but the main miranda rule is still there.re are some movements in the other direction but not a huge one. not a revolutionary change in direction. susan: let's return to phone calls. ohio. caller: my question to the panel, should the supreme court even be reviewing the death penalty as unconstitutional? under federalism, shouldn't that be left to the states as to crime and punishment outside the realm of the federal government? the 14th amendment did make a change in that regard and provide some degree of federal process thatstate hadn't been there before, but i think the constitutionality of the death penalty have been established. carol: the constitution does address punishment. there cannot be cruel and unusual punishment but it does not give us much guidance. that leaves it in the hands of the justices to interpret. which are admittedly what they call the majestic generalities of the constitution. the due process clause, equal protection clause, the unreasonable search and seizure clause. none of these things are self def

we saw some exceptions to the miranda rule, but the main miranda rule is still there.here are movements back in the other direction, but not a susan: let's return to your questions. caller: should the supreme court even be reviewing the death penalty as unconstitutional? should not the courts have let that to the states as to crime and punishment outside the realm of the federal government? degreet did provide some of criminal process that had not been there before. i think the constitutionality of the death penalty was fairly clear as chief justice warned himself said during the previous decade. carol: the constitution does address punishment. cannot be cruel and unusual punishments. it does not give us much guide -- guidance. that leaves it in the hands of the justice to interpret those call, which are what they majestic generalities of the constitution. the unreasonable search and seizure clause, none of these things are self defining. court has to do their best to give it meeting -- meaning. next is allison from alabama. caller: are you there? sorry about that. --

they could ask him questions if they read him his miranda rights. and starts making unprompted statements. that's good. police are trained to use active listening skills. you want to build a reporand they did a got a confession and they got him to speak before there was a lawyer involved and now they have those statements. >> one of the things they're looking for. we know two people who were detained. nick valencia reporting that those two people there are confident and not part of this. that authorities are saying they do believe that he acted alone. josh, how does that change the equation? >> so, when the initial report came out that we have one person that is in custody and then another person is that detained. a lot of us looked at that and said that could change this a little bit. one person acting alone and going and killing people in the building behind us. that is something, obviously, of concern. if that person is able to convince someone else to then assist him, again, now, we have a much greater problem on our hands. thankfully, it doesn'

he waived his miranda rights and now in solitary confinement. nicholas pale represents pagourtzis. he might not have been in the right state of mind even though a social media post before the shooting showed an affinity for weapons and contained violent messages. >> this kid is confused and i think still in some shock. >> jj watt has offered to pay for the funerals for all of the victims. omar villafranca, cbs news, santa fe, texas. >>> some lawmakers are now making another attempt at banning gun shows in bailey city. today, senator scott wiener and local high school students announced a bill that will ban the sale of guns and ammunition at the cow palace. senator wiener says the fourth push comes in the wake of this year's high school mass shootings. >> they shifted from learning environments to places where they are not sure they are going to survive the day. the government has not taken enough steps to show that they are one thing that works, preventing access to guns. >> if the bill passes, it would go into effect in january 2020. >>> president trump sent out an order via a twe

. >> he's um -- collaboration with miranda. >> what shania is revealing about one of swift's exes. >>ther artist on the road. her tour runs through the end of the year. >> i got the scoop about her surprise get together with this lady who is also on tour right now, taylor swift. >> let's go, girs. >> you're going to be on tour at the same time. i'm wondering if you could be popping over to the reputation world tour. she loves to pull a guest out on stage. >> i owe her because one time at one of her houses she said come on over and we had wine and cheese klatted. these two are long time pas. and taylor's ex-harry styles is also a big fan. >> i would like to show you a video. >> i think both music and fashion's main influence was probably shania twain. i think she's great. >> >> oh, he's awesome. so awesome. >> i. >> a huge compliment to me. ♪ >> shania has hit the road again after a bat with lyme disease where she lost her voice. >> i just came back from a doctor appointment. my cords look awesome. i'm really happy about that. ♪ i feel like a woman >> on tour performing new songs and c

. >> janet miranda y su esposo confiesan entre ellos ha habido manteos a los trump pero cree lo que se nadie vote mÁs de una vez un cientÍfico mexicano creÓ un pigmento que se unta en el dedo de los votantes insiste que no se puede borrar (musica) alas autoridades piden reporta c cualquier situacion sospechosoa no le preguntaran sobre su sta status migratorio hecha para q una persona no pueda votar dos veces solamente una vez. >> en este pequeÑo taller mezclan las circunstancias, aqÍi mismo lo envaso a un y sellan para que nadie mÁs manipule el pigmento. en la escuela de ciencias biolÓgicas del instituto politÉcnico nacional, el maestro lo creÓ en 1993 y solo Él conoce la fÓrmula. >> la Única fÓrmula de quitÁrselo es quitandose la piel. >> asÍ nadie vota mÁs de una vez y se evita un posible fraude. >> hicimos la prueba y nada lo borra solo con el paso de los dÍas desaparece porque el pigmento se mete en la piel. >> cada gente tiene su velocidad de descompresiÓn de la piel diferentes. >> se trata de una defensa de la democracia. >> se utilizÓ por primera vez la de este aÑo serÁ la quint

. >>> lynn manual miranda and dick van dyke ♪ >>> i have this rule with my old man.e it with my son. when you're fishing, you can swear. the fin pokes him in the hand. he said, oh, dad, i'm about to swear. i said, hey, you know the rules. he goes, that bas. that bass is stupid. >> i love that. that is so real. >> it is. the it's perfect. now, chris pratt loves a good challenge. fishing or "american ninja warrior." he's one of the show's biggest fans. >> i'm a single mom. i make no excuses. >> now. >> we have now competitors. 19 years old. we have lowered the age requirement. it will be one big clash for supremacy of who is the next "american ninja warrior." the competition is tears. the fields are beautiful. the first reason we love it, the inspiring comeback stories. >> when i was dig nosed with cancer, i was devastated. i went from not being able to walk to competing. >> we were living out of the car. it's an opportunity to show my kids how the live life an not the give up. >> the second reason? kids love the show. parents are making minininja courses. >> families

was this a dig at miranda? >> people are way off the mark.t's been entertaining to watch the world run with it and assume what they think it's about. last night, more than 8 1/2 million viewers saw team kelly slay. tonight se elimination night. not fun for clarkson. maybe next weekend's big holiday will cheer her up. mother's day skoming up. >> yes. >> and your birth kaye just happened. >> it's all about me right now, y'all. i get worried. >> what are you worried about? >> you want to give your mom the moon. >> i'll moon your mom. is she here? >> that would be a sight to see. >>> so is this. melissa mccarthy went back to school in alabama. only our brooke anderson tagged along. [ cheers and applause ] >> shutting it down with this. i love this. >> oh, this this old thing. i just thought -- >> can i get a velvet suspender. and the answer was, i can. >> and when you're one of the world's highest paid actresses, you can rock a t-shirt and take over a college cam the pus to premier your new movie. >> how does this premier compare to the typical h

cuando el conductor del autobÚs intentÓ haeshz una vuelta en u y colisionÓ con el camiÓn la pequeÑa mirandamagma continÚa saliendo en grietas en zonas residenciales, la roca fundida formÓ rÍos que dividieron bosques y granjas en su avance hacia la costa. >> nicolÁs maduro ha renovado su presidencia al frente de venezuela en medio de denuncias de fraude con el porcentaje de participaciÓn mÁs bajo de la historia del paÍs. el consejo nacional electoral lo dio ganador con 5. 8 millones de votos del total de 8. 6 millones de personas que parece que salieron a votar han sido multitud de paÍses y organizaciones internacionales las que no han reconocido la elecciÓn y sus resultados por entender que no hubo limpieza en todo el proceso. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, estas son las fotos oficiales de los nuevos duques de sussex, el prÍncipe harry y meghan markle. >> "un nuevo dÍa" estrena casa en telemundo center, ahora se lo contamos, regresamos. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> yo no me conformo con cremas dentales ordinarias que sólo remueven manchas superficiales. la... colgate optic white me da

her candidacy, and i know you're expecting me to make a sex in the city joke by saying i'm such a mirandashow ended 14 years ago so get over it and stop being such a charlotte! ( applause ) and while polls have nixon trailing quoam o he's been swerving left than a bruce driver on bath salts. >> cuomo is following nixon entrance by checking off a list. >> governor quoam-had an order to give prison parolees the right to vote. >> a major push to legalize marijuana. >> cynthia nixon came out in favor of legalization and governor cuomo is considering it. >> governor cuomo wants to ban plastic shopping bags throughout the united states. >> cynthia was leading a rally with environmental activists. >> no more plastic bags in new york! finally, everybody's dog shit will be able to breathe in public garbage cans as god intended! ( laughter ) if you don't like the smell of terdz roasting in july you don't belong in this city. ( laughter ) but if having celebrities in the race means politicians take stronger positions, i'm all for it. worst case scenario, the celeb becomes president. it can't be a ni

we saw some exceptions to the miranda rule, but the main miranda rule is still there.hanges, but not a huge one. not a revolutionary change in direction. susan: let's return to your questions. caller: should the supreme court even be reviewing the death penalty as unconstitutional? should not the courts have let that to the states as to crime and punishment outside the realm >> i think the constitutionality of it was fairly quickly or clear. the constitution does address punishment. there cannot be no cruel unusual punishment. but it does not give us much guidance. that leaves it in the hands of the justices. theyare admittedly what call the majestic generalities of the constitution. the unreasonable search and seizure clause. none of these things are self defining. the court has to do what is best to give them meaning. air, welcome. >> let's move on to jerry and portland, oregon. the death penalty has an unusual angle. by hiser was murdered second wife. she shot him at the base of the skull while eating breakfast. she was convicted of murder and sentenced to six years

. >> reporter: in new jersey, funeral services for 10-year-old miranda vargas, killed last week along with a teacher when their school bus collided with a dump truck. >> everyone was really devastated. we wanted to come together as a community and pay our respects. >> reporter: the kids on the bus were wearing seat belts. new jersey one of only eight states that require seat belts on school buses, though not all require three-point shoulder belts. today the ntsb looking into other fatal crashes in maryland and tennessee called for every state to require three-point belts on new buses. >> action on the safety recommendations issued and reiterated today constitute a crackdown. and such a crackdown is long overdue. >> reporter: this video from seat belt manufacturers shows unrestrained dummies thrown through a school bus in rollover crash while those that are belted in remain seated. 25 million kids ride in a school bus every day. most arrive safely. but 7,000 are injured and four to six kids die in accidents each year. >> kids grow up being belted in three-point belts in cars. it's high

in the midst of gang violence and drug dealing who needs houses ideally placed his miranda this basically his office. at the daily party on his street can quickly turn into a deadly shooting. if a rival gang turns up and there's a dispute over a drug deal involving big money the turf war is never ending. it's a hard job to convince them to stop selling drawers and go get a legitimate job dollar thing i can tell them that job is a lot of charm i did try to get them to see the long carpets and not because of course gaston takei being. a short life lived in the fast lane is the only thing most people here know they grow up without fathers as they're in prison while their mothers struggle to scrape together a living even with three jobs. those who grow up here can easily fall in with the wrong crowd old we meet george a forty four year old father to seven children he always carries a weapon for fear of his rivals if you want to be a part is like you see what we're going to be hostile. so you see the executor every risk they will take it is to wait you are going. to get richer if you mess arou

it's not bad in fact, we are back up for that incident i told you about starts in miranda not on 24. let's talk about the eastshore freeway. it's pretty clear from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze with no major issues. and at the bay bridge, it is light. so we do have like -- like traffic except for that issue on highway 24. we're going to give you updates as we know them. 4:02. let's go back to the desk. >>> while you were talking to steve paulson is here. he was in the middle of all of that on highway 24. tell us what you saw. >> the 30 ramp hayward. that has a lot of police activity. sal got me on that. once you get through the caldecott, the first exit that you have tunnel road and in 13. tunnel road, you can get onto. 13, though, no. >> got it. >> there you go. you got it. i don't have anything else for right now. that's all i have. yeah. >> predicting, i know, today. but another big story today. a big meeting of district attorneys from sacramento, orange county, ventura county, and santa barbara county to decide where the man accused of being the golden state killer s

california values senator dianne feinstein >>> lynn manual miranda and dick van dykemy name is tony thurmoneducation isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers dreamers. modernize our curriculum and empower educators to teach beyond the test because creativity and critical thinking are as important as facts and figures. i'm tony thurmond the work starts now. state superintendent. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. ♪ >>> i have this rule with my old man. i have it with my son. when you're fishing, you can swear. the fin pokes him in the hand. he

into your monday, today family, friends and classmates will gagtder to say good-bye to 10-year-old mirandalled in the horrific bus crash in new jersey last week. it comes after an all-faith service was held for her and her teacher sunday night. >> the stock marked could open on a high later this morning. futures jumd overnight following word from treasury secretary steven mnuchin the u.s. and china will put their trade war on hold citing meaningful talks the last two days. >> the nation will finally get its first female spy chief and gina haspel is sworn in by the president to serve as the next leader of the central intelligence agency. >>> thank you for kicking off your week with us. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. your news continues right here on nbc and our nbc stations. nead lib san francisco >>> good monday morning to you. 4:30 to start off our day here on "today in the bay." not necessarily a clear sight in san francisco but of course we will get on our way with the morning and kari will have a look at that in a few seconds. thanks for joining us this morning. i'm marcu

mark hamel, guillermo del toro, lin-manuel miranda goes nuts on the internet, and they want the showright. >> trevor: but. >> but all of a sudden we are trying to figure out where we are going to go. hulu passed, netflix passed, all of a sudden nbc pix up, 30 hours later. 's not talking days, we're talking minutes and hours. >> trevor: so your uncle came back from the dead 30 hours later. >> yes, he walked back in through the front door and i was like ah, threw my legs up on him. >> trevor: that is wild. you have to say t shows you two things. one, how beloved the show is because brooklyn nine nine is a maining, one of the funniest shows on tv. >> thank you. >> trevor: are you one the funniest people on tv, that news is happening and people are trying to absorb the fact that you were on deadpool 2 which was a surprise to me. i didn't know, this your family didn't know this, is it true. >> no, no, first of all trk was the biggest secret f i told anybody i was in it they would own my children, it is about secretary resee, about cia, fbi. >> trevor: secretary resee and owning kids. >> i

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we saw some exceptions to the miranda rule but the main ones are still there. there are movements in the other direction but not a revolutionary change. >> let's return to your phone calls. hello mark. >> my question to the panel is, should the supreme court even be reviewing the death penalty is unconstitutional? under federalism shouldn't that be that the court has left that to the states as to crime and punishment around the federal government? >> the 14th amendment did make a change and provide some degree of federal oversight and state criminal process, but i think the constitutionality was fairly clear. chief justice warren had said more than once in the previous decade. >> the constitution does address punishment saying there can be no cool and unusual punishments but does not give us much guidance as to what those are so that leaves it in the hands of justices to interpret those words which admittedly are what they call the majestic generalities. the due process clause, the equal protection clause, the unreasonable search and seizure clause. none of the

the political crisis has also kept spain promise a miranda hall is set to face a no confidence vote after his ruling people's party was when it was linked to a corruption scandal that parliament told votes on friday to decide whether the socialist leader petra sanchez should take over the whole he has been under increasing pressure after a court ruled his party profited from any legal system now what twenty nine people have been sentenced in the case including the party's former treasurer. twelve soldiers from saudi arabia have been killed in yemen this brings the total number of saudi casualties to over a thousand this is according to its media assadi that coalition forces are now approaching the rebel held city of her data they're now about twenty kilometers away the coalition is trying to retake the city from who think rebels but the u.n. is warning that any operation to seize her data what put at risk humanitarian shipments to yemen and aid agencies have been struggling to help millions of desperate yemenis as well had a hawkster has more on this. the conflict in yemen has been descri

. >> was his treat about karma a slam as ex miranda? new details on her new relationship. reports her boyfriend ghosted his wife after meeting the superstar. >>> michelle wolf defending her white house roast. why she has no regrets. >>> why michael douglas who once played the president says everybody calm down. >>> kanye reveals what caused his breakdown, was it kim k's paris robbery or the taylor swift moment. >> ever since the taylor swift

university of missouri, alex derosier, jamie dunaway, rene , should sue lyn kim need a kathleen martin, mirandae, and rachel wagner. please join us in congratulating all the scholarship winners. [applause] >> i hope you will turn back to the video screen so you can hear her story. >> i am honored and happy to celebrate the freedom of the press with you here tonight. last april your freedom award helpsedom to do your work deliver me the freedom to walk out of prison and become like you, a free prison. for three years i was kept hidden behind high walls with barbed wire. i was told i would spend the rest of my life there with my husband and friends. how are you able to explain this journey to people? it was simple. kill truth, create alternate truth, and tell people i was a terrorist and human trafficker. say she and 60,000 people like her are terrorists, not democracy defenders, the regime was able to guard the secret for years. i am not a terrorist, but a social activist. seven years ago, i flew to cairo to carry with me the values of humanity, freedom and pursuit of happiness. i helped clean g

like this story, we were working on th "the devil ws prada," and there was a screen where andy and mirandae. i was going to get a whole scene to sit in a car with her just her and me. i was freaking out. talking can be hard for me -- sorry, i'll explain later -- so but i was, like, i'm going to take advantage of this moment and force myself to speak to meryl streep. i had to impress her. i email going to be cultured for meryl streep. i was, like, merrill, have you ever heard the nick drake album pink moon? no, i haven't. i can burn you a copy. that would be lovely, thank you so much. we do the first take. circling the block the second time, i said, merrill, have you ever read the new jefferies book? she says, no, i haven't. i said, i can lend you my copy. she said that would be wonderful. the third time around i thought, this is going well. i said, merrill, did you see "the late show" with jon stewart last night? he is so brilliant, i think h he is saving america. dead silence. now, the thing i said i was going to explain earlier is i have anxiety, and if you have anxiety and you force you

today we have tony miranda presenting. >> good morning, community members. thank you for the introduction. that pretty much covers it. those are the projects we'll be funding with the housing related parks program grant. this grant program is a formula grant based on the number of low-income housing units that were permitted for construction between 2015 and 2016 calendar year. grant funds must be extended on capital improvement projects that last more than five years. dollars are also granted through the program if all of the parks that received the funding are located in a disadvantaged community and a park district community. to maximize the award, all the parks had to meet all criterias. all the grant funds must also be expended between november 22nd, 2017, and june 30th, 2019. this is a very short grant performance period for a capital project, so that was one of the aspects that was considered when selecting the projects that would be funded through this program. as stated by supervisor cohen, 2.1 million will be awarded to margaret hayward, and anothe

welsh superstar, tom ellis, who more traditional viewers may remember in his bbc days from the sitcom mirandathe first—time viewers watching this live streamed through youtube, thank you forjoining us too! talk this through the response from fanatics, it sounds overwhelming. —— fans. hi, emily. yeah. i am back in la now, i was a bit sort of crushed when i heard the news, i didn't really know what to do with it, and then when the news broke, i was absolutely bowled over by the response, and it has continued, it has not been a one—off thing. so it has kind of encouraged not only myself but the people who make the show, warner brothers, to try to find a home for it, because people are upset because it finished so abruptly. do you sense that fox are listening to this power? it is a difficult one, emily. at the core of all of these decisions, it is business, and if they show is not doing the right business for a network, they have every right to cancel it, and i think it is very easy for people to turn their attention towards fox and have a go at them, but i'd like to thank them for three years of

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you got to meet a friend of ours, lin-manuel miranda. [ cheers and applause ] where did you meet him?ge "hamilton" fan. and i got everybody -- i mean, i don't want to take credit, but fully taking credit, i'm the reason that anybody on set listens to the "hamilton" soundtrack. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. you can take credit, yeah. me too. >> yeah, but it was one of those things where all of my cast members had met him except me, and would all tweet me photos or text me photos, like, "guess who i met?" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and you're like -- and you're the one singing all the songs. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we have a picture that he posted. and he put, "that's how i met the future president." [ cheers and applause ] >> that's so cool. >> jimmy: i mean, how cool is that? >> that was epic. >> jimmy: that's phenomenal. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i first heard about "hamilton" -- questlove told me to go see it. and he said, "dude, check this thing out, you won't even understand what --" it was at the public theater. it was before broadway. and -- and i went and i was blown away. and then, the roots we

classic miranda joke. looking at faces. moderate hit, not a big hit. >> more! >> thank you for coming on. seth, stay with me, want to ask about bob mueller's jurisdiction. more breaking news from the russia probe. the signal being sent today by a judge in the manafort piece. >>> on the business side, donald trump talking about a deal with china while they fund something that helps the trump organization. ethics scandal in the making. >>> later, we have a trump supporter and detractor debating why his poll numbers are, wait for it, creeping back up. >>> later, big news from dave chapel. ♪ no matter when you retire, your income doesn't have to. see how lincoln can help ensure you still have income every month of your retirement, guaranteed, at lincolnfinancial.com. with dell small businessout your technology advisors you get the one-on-one partnership you need to grow your business. the dell vostro 15 laptop. contact a dell advisor today. i'm a fighter. always have been. when i found out i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doct

as much as you would like, he's very invested in his miranda.it's not the worst thing you can say that somebody. i prefer sanctimonious to criminality or to viciousness or cruelty or portrayal of your wife. there are lots of other sins or vices that are worse than sanctimony. >> but you have to understand i am a product of the department of justice, and when i hear that comey says well, when loretta lynch the attorney general called it a a matter and not a criminal investigation, it wasn't worth the fight. i can't ever imagine accepting that. i cannot wait i was there ever, ever. he says are not political but then he does all these political -- >> that's the next point. i agree that once told himself to a non-political standards but there are a lot of . where he makes concessions to politics. one of them was during the whole anthony weiner episode when he decided he had to go public two weeks before the election with the idea that there might be other emails e-mails found thad be relevant. when there were not -- >> backup. backup to join. >> tha

the miranda decision, for example, giving too many rights to criminals that the courts were somehow coddlingawbreakers, and that -- this is where it gets very modern because we hear some of the origins of the arguments that justices are there to interpret the constitution in a strict way, the so-called strict constructionist, and nixon implied that he would employ a justice who would respect the rule of law, who would roll back some of the injustices and a sense committed by the warring courts, and i think it tied into this larger theme of law and order, that while nixon tapped into it. and that was a powerful issue that they were able to use then, and of course, is a huge issue in american politics today and it has been really, ever since. >> the perspective, we talked about governor george romney, he was the first of only enter the race in 1967, this is what the timeline looks like, november 18 of that year, the offenses took place on january 30, 1968, former vice president richard nixon formally enters the race of the were the first, george romney withdraws on february 28, nixon wins easi

and was started by miranda kane five years ago. we never see them again. we want. i had no clue there was anything like this. about liking a bigger girl. relax and make friends. i like something that i can feel. i like women, when i hug them, i don't hug myself. 300 people attend this valentine's club night. you first have to love yourself. iplayer and youtube. sport at 10am and before that the weather. when she disappeared — more than 36 years ago. the military police are starting excavation work at a site nearby. operation which will last for several weeks. operation which will last for severalweeks. five weeks, in fact. start excavations later this afternoon. afternoon. somewhere under the mud on the river bank they will find clues. bank they will find clues. baffled them and haunted the town of paderborn for decades. paderborn for decades. on a supermarket shopping trip with her mother on her second birthday. her mother on her second birthday. there was a huge search, police, soldiers, volunteers. soldiers, volunteers. but she was never found. but she

the miranda decision, for example, giving too many rights to criminals that the courts were somehow coddlingaw-breakers. and that -- and this, i think, is also where we -- it's very modern, because we hear some of the origins of the argument that justices are there to interpret the constitution in a strict way. the so-called strict constructionists. and nixon implied that, you know, he would appoint justices who would respect the rule of law, who would roll back some of the injustices in a sense committed by the warren court. and i think it tied into this larger theme of law and order that wallace and nixon tapped into. and that was a powerful issue that they were able to use then, and that, of course, it is a huge issue in american politics today, and it has been really ever since. >> let's put the year in perspective. we talked about governor george romney, first to formally enter the race in 1967. this is what the time line looks like november 18th of that year. the tet offensive took place on january 30th of 1968. former vice president richard nix nixon formally enters januafebr 1st. nix

i only watch four things and this is one of the things said lin-manuel miranda.eason. jimmy fallon, the late night host shared some of his favorite mom quotes in honor of mother's day. have a look. >> this is for matt. when my mom would drive us kitds around, she would break really hard to make us lean forever and say bow to mom. someone else is watching it, i will try again tomorrow. she says, my mom made up her own saying. talk to the palm, because you ain't the mom. >> that's a good one. any mom quotes? >> lord. >> nothing good happens after midnight. >> my mom said that, too. >> they were right. >> i had a late night show on at 1:30 in the morning. that's right, nothing good is on. >> my mom used to say i'm going to give you something to cry for. >> yes. >> keep it on thei )m ... we )re keeping an eye on some kind >>> good morning, 8:26, i'm marcus washington. we're keeping an eye on some kind of shooting incident reported in southern california. this is at a high school there. our sister station in l.a. says that at 7:00 a.m. deputies responded to reports of

. >> i don't know if you caught the interview with ron this miranda warning on -- morning on "squawkt ron was an early investor in tesla. i think his first traunche that he bought was $30. he is of the opinion they will not need to raise money. what's yours he is really in tune with this management team. >> our view is that these guys need money they're taking on some very ambitious projects and the goals are robust we think they've put unreasonable time frames on achieving these goals and it would behoove them to raise the money and extend the runway. i think the management approach has been to keep the organization up against the wall, to keep everyone focused but what we're seeing now is burnout, frankly it looks like there's a number of folks leaving and we've seen this over the last three to four quarters, very senior folks that are leading some important initiatives for the organization and that's a really concern for a lot of investors >> melissa, boring bone-headed questions are not cool >> i should have learn from the that conference call i don't know why i asked you that, c

he immediately waived his miranda rights and is now in solitary confinement. >> it's certainly possible that wasn't a complete -- a knowing and intelligent waiver. >> reporter: they say their client might not have been in the right state of mind, even though his social media post before the shooting showed an affinity for weapons and contained violent messages. >> this is a young kid who at this point is very confused and i think still in some shock. >> reporter: the suspect's attorney says they've only met with their client twice and they do plan to meet with him again. no word on his next court date. help faces a capital murder and aggravated assault on a peace officer charge. meanwhile, j.j. watts has offered to pay for the funerals for all of the victims. >> well, j.j. watt comes through once again. such a sad story. it's becoming way too familiar to us. thank you very much, omar. >>> one of the victims in santa fe is 17-year-old christopher stone. he was shot and killed in his first period art class. he was a football player described as adventurous and funny. mir rhea villarael sp

but lin-manuel miranda says this is one of best casts ever. >> he totally approves.ean, the british and american can join in making fun of the french which the play does. that's one thing that crosses the atlantic. >> yes. and the king is played for laughs here, too. in fact, it got so whenever the king walked out on stage, you would crack up before he opened his mouth because you knew it was going to be something hilarious. >> good. we should let you know, you can hear more of "cbs this morning" on our podcast on itunes and apple's podcast app. today we hear from a former u.s. ambassador to russia under president obama, michael mcfaul. he discusses his new book "from cold war to hot peace." why he is banned from returning to russia and the future of the country under president vladimir putin. good stuff ahead. you're watching "cbs this morning." to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>>

people enjoy it, it can be fun, leisureble, and sbonas long as people do so responsibly, there's no mirandaestion is about the integrity of the game themselves and the institutions need to make sure that they protect that i think legalization is a better way to do that legal sports gambling is going to be better than the legal sports gambling in terms of protecting the integrity of the game >> rj, we hear a lot of estimates exactly how big the illicit sports betting market is right now, how much might go to the legal side, depending who makes it allowable and how many new entrances would be there, people who otherwise wouldn't bet but will because it's legal. is there an industry set up and potentially serve all the betters right away >> well, the first stage of the industry is set up here in vegas, europe, there's places like william hill in nevada, they are ready for the turnkey solution there's all expectations within a few weeks, that's soon, and so midterm, three, five years, my guess is most of the distant players are not going to be dominant i think when silicon valley, venture back

joining us to discuss all of this, miranda carr, senior macro strategist for python international -- international. there's this wrecking ball going on around the world at the moment hitting emerging-market after emerging-market. we are definitely watching turkey this morning. how did the chinese view it? they have protections in place. if we were to see this escalating into something more significant for emerging markets , how will the chinese authorities play it? >> china is in an interesting position of the moment where it has insulated itself fairly well. basically onned how much money it has to offset inflows are outflows. it is zero at the moment. this is a really rare event. the inflow into china has been restricted -- has been offset by a very restricted outflow. in previous time when you had the spread between the two markets, currently about 63 basis points, you have seen currency come under a lot of pressure back in 2015. guy: any other steps they might take if this were to escalate further? thes long as they keep capital controls in place, so the big thing is the switch i

. >> asÍ es bueno, chino miranda despuÉs de muchas especulaciones sobre su relaciÓn con la hija del exdictador 10 dÍas o tal vez menos. >> muy bien. >> bien, entonces seÑor sullivan por favor. >> necesito que firme aquÍ. >> sobre las lÍneas. >> firma!. >> vas a agarrar el papel. >> y ademÁs tiene una loca en la casa no es normal mejor les hablo de "el seÑor de los cielos" algo muy grave estÁ escondiendo Ámbar maldonado para querer evitar a toda costa cumplir una misiÓn que podrÍa ir en contra de aurelio casillas, ay! dios mÍo este aurelio todo el mundo me le quiere hacer daÑo, pero de quÉ se trata. otra vez otra traiciÓn. >> ay! vamos a ver el avance, es que se enamora de todas. >> usted debe llevar eso. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ¿quÉ se supone que es esto?. >> es un dispositivo, detonador, ya el horario estÁ en disposiciÓn en venezuela. >> estÁ bien. todo el mundo sabe que en venezuela hay urano oi pero.... >> nuestra gente allÁ en su gobierno ya le dirÁ quÉ hacer. >> lo siento pero yo no puedo hacer esto, no en este viaje. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> o colaboras o clob ras. >> o colaboras a la bue

por vencida y nos viene a dar un testimonio de vida, vamos a darle un fuerte aplauso para neicha mirandaicipas, ganas el primero lugar. eres una mujer que concepto de rendirse, tirar la toalla de tirarte como vÍctima no existe en la mente. >>> no, no, hay momentos no todo siempre es claro, cada dÍa siempre se vive con dolor y hay que aprender a manejarlo. pero nada de las mejores maneras de hacerlo es haciendo ejercicio. las cosas no suceden si no nos movemos a hacerlo, hay que luchar por ello, dÍa a dia todas las personas tienen un sinnÚmero de situaciÓn. todo el mundo tiene una situaciÓn fÍsica, econÓmica, pero todos tenemos que salir adelante. tenemos una familia, unos hijos,s unas personas que nos observan, y unos sobrinos. >>> se necesita mucha fortaleza para (aplausos) >>> poder enfrentar todas estas situaciones y continuar adelante. no sÓlo de las situaciones que tienes tÚ. cuando uno tiene hijos tienes situaciones que aÚn pueden ser mÁs difÍciles y tÚ tienes una hija tambiÉn con condiciones especiales. >>> sÍ >>> y difÍciles de enfrentar. ¿ hay un mensaje que tÚ quieras darle a e