there's no other choice. >> a sunday sitdown with lin manuel mir miranda. >>> let's begin with closing arguments set for tomorrow in the trial of three georgia men charged with murder in the shooting death of ahmaud arbery last year. the defendants are claiming self-defense. catie beck has could b coveringr us. >> reporter: on monday, a jury will hear two vastly different sides of the same story. a story that captured america and was largely captured on tape. the ahmaud arbery verdict will be for many another litmus test on racial justice in america. the final moments of 25-year-old ahmud arbery's life have been seen by the jury and by the world. the two narratives about what happened that day in february of 2020 couldn't be further apart. >> vigilanteism, self-defense, that's at the core and that's what's going to be front and center from the arguments from both sides. >> reporter: prosecutors will likely tell the story they have told in court. arbery was jagging unarmed in a residential neighborhood when greg mcmichael and his son began an armed pursuit cornering him with the help of

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please welcome lin-manuel miranda [ cheers and applause come on! come on! buddy! on your turn, you are going to hit this button here, okay it will to activate a random word generator it will land on three random words, then it's your job to work those words into a freestyle -- freestyle rap sound good >> okay. >> jimmy: okay, all right. lin, you're our guest, so please hit the generator button and you'll go first. >> i've had this anxiety dream so many times. no whammies. [ beeping [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: nft, taylor's version, build back better i'm not making it easy for you all right, nft, taylor's version, build back better >> okay. >> jimmy: lin, roots, can we get a beat ♪ ♪ i'm nervous but i too some exctesy imma sell it one tim as an nft ♪ ♪ yeah, they're going t freestyle and kill it al ♪ just like taylor's versio did to jake gyllenhaal ♪ ♪ in my real black sweate i'll give you $1,000 you can build back better ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, come on! yes! oh, my god yes! whoo >> sorry jake, i love you. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: all right, t

also with us is miranda sawyer, radio critic at the observer.do you feel you have to review the programmes with the biggest audience? absolutely not, actually. laughter. it's a bit like there are some - programmes that are absolutely massive — the biggest podcast in the world isjoe rogan- and i feel absolutely no compunction- to review that at all. i'm much more interested in new and interesting, i and sometimes i go back to very long—established radio shows i to see how they're doing, perhaps they've got - a new presenter, but i think that especially . with long—standing| radio programmes, they kind of tick along i and if i was to go back and review them every week, everyone would just be like, i what's the point of that, really? i yeah, fair enough. ashley carman is senior reporter at the verge and lead writer at hot pod. so, ashley, there's no official audience data for podcasts, so how do you know what's doing well and what's not than? oh my gosh, on a show by show level, it is difficult. but this is the case for people who aren't just journ

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miranda devine, thank you. and legacy and what it was like to work with the greatest of all time, rush limbaugh, for 30 years.a next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: now turn into another inspirational book just today tonight and bookstores everywhere, amazon.com, longtime friend of this program, rush limbaugh and his producer is giving readers an inside look under the top radio icon. what we say about the greatest of all time, the goat of talk radio and be a part of most prolific show and talk radio history bit what was it like being the scenes? what are the never before told stories? s that and much more. author of "rush on the radio," james. welcome back. >> sean, they could so much for having me. you are a part of that behind the scenes story, sean, sean. >> sean: oh, boy. what did i do now? >> sean, you know without you -- one of the things that rush's, when president trump honored him with the highest civilian award this country has. and so i'm so glad that in this book we will be able to tell that story and also the story

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clearly, lin—manuel miranda loves the stuff, and andrew garfield is terrific., when he was asked if he could sing he said, "when do i need to do it?" they said a year. he said, "in that case, yes." he learned pretty much from scratch. it feels very stage—y. it reminded me of times at boys in the band, which is always been better on stage than on screen. again, there's a lot of contrivance in that, but on stage, it feels more natural. but i liked i, it's a very interesting story. it's in cinemas now and on netflix. i suspect its primary audience will be on netflix. sometimes it's a little bit like — just dial it backjust a bit. a bit like jazz hands, intriguing. and your choice as best out? now, you want to see spencer. idid. tell me. i thought what was brilliant about it, much to my surprise, was it was so brilliant at doing claustrophobia. oh, yeah. from within a few minutes in, really, you feel so claustrophobic. yet it's set in these obviously enormous house, beautiful big yet it's set in this obviously enormous house, beautiful big rooms, massive grounds. b

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here with reaction, fox news contributors miranda devine and leo 2.0 terrell.t a great column today and i read a lot of it on my radio show, the ten big lies that have been told about kyle rittenhouse. you want to go through your top three, four? >> most of them have been spewed out on msnbc in particular. look, he was not a white supremacist. the people that he shot were all white, like he is. he did not cross state lines with an ar-15 that was illegal. his mother did not drive him across state lines to go tot a riot to shoot people. he lived 20 miles from kenosha. his father lives in kenosha. his aunt, his uncle, his grandmother, his best friend, his gun, which he was legally entitled to own in wisconsin, was in a safe in his best friend's stepfather's house. he was in kenosha because he had a job as a lifeguard that day. he worked, volunteered to clean graffiti that rioters had defaced a local school with. then he was asked by a local businessman who owned a car, used car lot, to, and, with another group of people, to come and guard their car lot because the

miranda, but you work for the observer but what have you made of times radio?y well in terms of listeners but in terms of identity, it's got really strong presenters which is what you need. presenters for the audience and also because the times, is obviously a great newspaper, it can promote across the radio but it can pick up little, little things in an interview that perhaps they happened in an afternoon he can then focus on that the next day. in an afternoon you can then splash on that the next day. they did that and is that classic thing of a radio presenter getting a quote that was not news. it was already up there but then the times can treat it as news because it came out on the radio. the combination of the two works really well. they have some great presenters on there. news uk have launched a tv station, talk tv, but how has talk radio performed? talk radio was up based on its figures previously. it probably maybe didn't see the growth that they perhaps hoped for. the interesting question about more right wing type media operations, we seen the others

it addresses the dumping of plastics that miranda says can take tens of thousands of years to decomposee living in an era where society can look at ways and say that is not waste, that can become issue, that can become a car and come up with different ways we can use this material. reporter: over 330 million tons of plastics are produced each year i'm a less than 9% of it is recycle. it could take decades or processes developed to scale up. venture capitalists are betting on these advances in recycling. novaloop has raised to continue with research. anchor: that is impressive. second anchor: a lot of people making good efforts. anchor: our meteorologist is tracking it for us. meteorologist: it is gorgeous outside and we weekend will be just as nice. i want to show you all of the different shades of the setting sun as we look toward the tower, absolutely gorgeous. we have got a haze in the air. it was a mild day, got up to 74 in fairfield. oakland, 72. san francisco, 69. as we check out the temperature change many areas where five degrees warmer compared to 24 hours ago in palo alto in s

joining us today is miranda burlingame, and joe deal, burger bar owner.ou for taking time and i want to put on the screen for our viewers to see where the 30-year inflation spike is hitting americans. take a look, it's the entire country essentially. miranda, you're in minnesota, you're hit. and joe, you're in virginia, hit as well. let's talk about specifically how you're being impacted. miranda, we'll start with you, you're just in front of the holiday shopping season and you still have toys, that's going to be popular. how are you doing? how are you being impacted? >> thanks for asking, early in the year we heard from many of our vendors and our reps things would come slow and late and advised us wisely to order a lot, order often and early. and we've done that and we feel confident going into the holiday season that our shelves are stocked with good stuff. some things we're out of. people are being creative. griff: and specifically the supply chain, i know ahead of the holiday season like this, this is the super bowl time for you, if you will, christm

i want to start with my friend, olga miranda. i love when olga dresses up, because when olga dresses up, it means we're going to have a good time. she's usually out there in the trenches, fighting for the women of local 87, and it's because of her we were able to keep people safe, cleaning the places of business, keeping people safe. this is a community that served san francisco during such terrible times, so we are honored to have you and your members here, olga. thank you for your work that you have done to be essential and present. when we talk about all this incredible work that the latino task force did to help distribute p.p.e., to help make sure that people were fed, to help get the resources to the kids who could not do work at home, who needed someone to help them, the latino task force was so instrumental to help this city work with the latino community, and mama bear was right there, helping them do it, so we're here to honor you, valerie. now, our third honoree, rita alvara, is not here, but we are honoring here becau

a conversation with lynn manuel miranda.nd star of "hamilton" is making his debut as a feature film director with the release of "tick tick boom." >> as a first time director, "tick tick boom" is over and credits come up, directed by lambert miranda. >> oh man, what does it feel like? >> it felt amazing. it's such a dream come true for me. >> lynn manuel miranda and the latest news and another life well-lived when "sunday today" airs at 6:00 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up, set the dvr and we'll see you when ever you are ready for us. candice? >> thank you, willie. >>> here is a quick look at our stories, chaos at union square, hectic videos here. police reports of looting and vandalism at several retail stores in union square, that included a smash and robbery at this louis vuiton store. officers chased suspects surrounding a car at one point. police say several people had been arrested, anyone with information on these thefts are asked to call police. >>> before we go, we want to eck which in one more time with law

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i think it's a lin-manuel miranda thing.ave others to your mom who passed away not too long ago. >> yeah, yeah. >> and you were just telling me and savannah you love to talk about her. >> yeah. i only wanted to talk about her now because, you know, i don't know, i don't know, i think grief is all the unexpressed love i think that's what it feels -- there she is, yeah gorgeous she loves that green jumpsuit. she felt really powerful in that green jumpsuit it's the kind of thing she wouldn't usually wear. for me, grief is unexpressed love and i'm never going to be able to express fully the love that i have for my mother, the gratitude i have that i got given the best mother around so it's a never-ending -- and for john, you know, for me, it's like we all leave this life with an unfinished song, no matter how much of our song we get out. it's never going to be fully done and there's the same for my mother so i get to continue singing her song for her in my life. so seeing maybe drama and acting, maybe that was going to be your c

>> from the moment i got the gig to direct it my brain was like who could play him. >> then mirandae in angels in america. >> what impressed you about what he brought to that role? >> what impressed me he brought everything to the role. he brought his joy. and he brought his range, i didn't know he could sing but i just felt like he could do anything. >> and here's where our story takes its own dramatic turn, the only person miranda thought might know if garfield sang was greg nealy, garfield's good buddy and one of the most in demand massage therapist. he works with garfield and miranda. >> and you just thought you'd ask him if andrew garfield could sing. >> i think as he was at his elbow halfway up my neck, i thought can andrew garfield sing and he said andrew can do anything? i said of course he can sing he has the voice of an angel, and i never heard him and i called andrew and i said can you sing? friend that will lie on your behalf. that's a good friend. >> garfield spend a year studying. even learning to play the piano and spending much of a break in filming due to the pandem

and lin manuel miranda welcomed that. >> so funny he wanted to rerecord it.wished had been better. he was mad 50 years later that he didn't do a better job about it. one last story. i saw his piano. he had a rhyming dictionary next to his piano. i said you're stephen sondheim. you need a rhyming diction tphaer. he said, look, we all need help sometimes. >>> dave chappelle got into a heated exchange with high school students. one mother said she was shocked and appalled at what she saw. >>> and the new covid variant sparked the worst day for wall street in a year. what this could mean for the economic recovery. . ♪ ♪ this is how we shine... at zales. the diamond store. this black friday, do you want a tv? or do you want. the place on the tv? [music: sung by craig robinson] ♪ i'm a ganiac, ganiac, check my drawers ♪ [sfx: sniffs] ♪ and my clothes smell so much fresher than before ♪ try gain flings and you'll be a gainiac too! the only detergent with oxiboost and febreze. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experie

miranda shared an email he received from sondheim last week, saying he wrote to him saying his ears mustiters he he mentored. he responded it is an a aspect of my life i am proud of. i feel like i repaid what i owe oscar. quite a tribute to mentor and friend and stephanie elam looks back on the huge amazing body of work. stephen sondheim was one of musical theater's most prolific, successful writers, winning eight tony awards, eight grammys, academy award, pulitzer prize for drama. in 2015, presidential medal of freedom. sondheim was born march 22nd, 1930 in new york city. his parents divorced in 1942. and he moved to pence with his mother. in pennsylvania, he became friends with james hammer stein, son of lear cyst oscar hammerstein. throughout teen years, his relationship with his mother deteriorated, and eventually the two became estranged. oscar hammerstein was a constant figure, encouraging sondheim's musical talents through high school and college. >> hadn't been for the hammersteins, i don't know where i would be, if i would even be alive. ♪ ♪ break came when he wrote the lyrics f

miranda divide divine. mir -- miranda devine. jesse: biden pardons turkeys, and pictures of me as a little boy. the best things america makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on hometown fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country. but we believed we could make something worthy of their spirit. jesse: cancel culture is coming for the movie and musical "grease. " over sexism fears. [♪♪♪] >> the hocher of them all. >> danny. >> what's the matter with you. i thought it meant something to you. [♪♪♪] jesse: joining me to react, "fox and friends weekend" host rachel campos-duffy and sean duffy, also coauthors of the christmas book "all-american christmas." when i was growing up i watched "grease" all the time. >> i was actually in the play when i was in high school. i think feminists are mad about the last scene where sandy goes to the fai

miranda divide divine. mir -- miranda devine.se: biden pardons turkeys, and pictures of me as a little boy. jesse: cancel culture is coming for the movie and musical "grease. " over sexism fears. [♪♪♪] >> the hocher of them all. >> danny. >> what's the matter with you. i thought it meant something to you. [♪♪♪] jesse: joining me to react, "fox and friends weekend" host rachel campos-duffy and sean duffy, also coauthors of the christmas book "all-american christmas." when i was growing up i watched "grease" all the time. >> i was actually in the play when i was in high school. i think feminists are mad about the last scene where sandy goes to the fair and says -- she is wearing leather pants with her high heels. she puts out the cigarette and says tell me about it, stud. she changes from being sandy into this thing. in that song she tells danny, you better shape up because i need a man. she is asking for him to change, too. jesse: we won't ask sean about "grease," he has nothing to offer. but i want to ask about the turkeys biden

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clearly lin—manuel miranda loves the stuff, and andrew garfield is terrific.than on screen. again, there's a lot of contrivance in that but on stage it feels unnatural. —— but on stage it feels more natural. but i liked it and it's a very interesting story. it's in cinemas now and on netflix. i suspect its primary audience will be on netflix. sometimes it's a little bit like — just dial it backjust a bit. a bit like jazz hands, intriguing. and your choice as best out? now, you want to see spencer. idid. tell me. i thought what was brilliant about it, much to my surprise, was it was so brilliant at doing claustrophobia. oh, yeah. from within a few minutes in, really, you feel so claustrophobic. yet it's set in these obviously enormous house, beautiful big rooms, massive grounds. but as a viewer, i would go somewhere like that and think all this space, all this freedom. of course, it's the last thing that the central character has. it's the shining. basically it's the shining. she's trapped in it, it's a ghost story. there is literally the ghost of ann boleyn wh

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miranda, good to see you this morning. miranda divine from the new york post.e right back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ee maria: welcome back, making new york city the center of the crypto industry, how mayor elect eric adams is embracing bitcoin. what it says about the future of the digital asset and new york, we will be right back in two-minute's time. maria: welcome back, income new york city mayor eric adams vowing to take first three paychecks in bitcoin. he tweeted yesterday, new york city is going to be the center of the crypto currency industry. this follows miami mayor francis suÁrez saying he would take his next paycheck in bitcoin. a bit of competition over bitcoin paychecks. joining us right now bitcoin philanthropist brock pierce. thank you very much for being here. >> good morning, great to see you as well. maria: i want to see ha you're hearing at the foundation but first give us your reaction of new york and the mayor of miami as well as new york, incoming mayor saying that they want their paychecks in bitcoin? what are they trying to message out here?

>> we're going to sit down with lin-manuel miranda he's going to open up to us about what it was like but your mind is super calm. it feels like 20/20 vision for your whole being. and we'll chase this feeling, until we can feel it... one. more. time. feel the hydrow high. >>> welcome back, guys lin-manuel miranda is a broadway legend, known, of course, for his hit "hamilton" and "in the heights. his movie "tick, tick... boom!" is focused on the life of rent composer and lin-manuel, it is so good to see you. >> love having you here. >> in the flesh. >> nice to see you guys. >> this is getting rave reviews. i can only imagine how exciting, exhilarating and relieving that is because not only is it your first time being a director, this show means so much to you personally. >> yeah. >> the story means so much to you personally. >> yeah, absolutely. i saw the off broadway version of "tick, tick... boom!" when i was 21 years old i was in senior in college it was a month after the events of the september 11th and i was a theater major and what do i have to offer the world? here's this early

, civil rights attorney talkshow host robert and miranda, thank you for taking the time. what's happening in virginia over loud, here comes texas, there the school board in conjunction with federal law enforcement saw law enforcement the homes of two dads a retired army captain, they are expressing being upset with their school board meetings and they were arrested. miranda, your post had a cover, what is going on? >> that's exactly what it is, more on parents. we saw merrick garland recognized sei national security division to go up to moms and dads and arrest parents throwing these parents in jail for simply exercising their first amendment rights at school board meetings. he designed to intimidate other parents around the country for rightfully working up to their children thing propagandized, dangerous destructive ideological propaganda down their throats. parents realized during the pandemic the iraqi their kids taken from home and whether it's critical race theory for gender ideology, parents have decided they don't want it and they are finding school boards have be

the important elements of the confession came after rodriguez was clearly advised of his miranda rights. in huffpost brian reilly reports, after being told he had a right to remain silent and get an attorney and signing a form acknowledging those rights, rodriguez went on to confess to electroshocking fanone, who suffered a heart attack. i really don't know exactly why i tased him, rodriguez said. i mean, when i tased him, i really, you know, like, when you do something, you're, like, why did i do that? i just i had -- i got caught up in the moment and didn't really think. i didn't think about him and his family and what was going to happen to him. and that is why the trump worshipping danny rodriguez gave michael fanone a heart attack by hitting him with electroshocks. because he got caught up in the moment. and then asked himself, why did i do that? >> i was grabbed, beaten, tased, all while being called a traitor to my country. i was at risk of being stripped of and killed with my own firearm as i heard chants of "kill him with his own gun." i could still hear those words in my head

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patricia: luis miranda dice que la reapertura ayuda a la economÍa de nueva york. jorge: gracias. decir, miradas certificadas. y con garantía de kilometraje ilimitado. eso significa, tranquilidad ilimitada. mercedes-benz preadquirido certificado. traducción: el mercedes de sus sueños está más cerca de lo que imagina. no te preocupes ma' ya vamos para allá. ¡con quién vienes... cuéntame! ¿cómo la describo...? es la que me ayuda a superar cualquier situación. la que maneja todo con serenidad, pero más que nada... es la que siempre me lleva a los mejores lugares. ¡ay, ya la quiero conocer! ¡pues ven afuera! ¿cómo que afuera? ¿no es la más hermosa? ja... ja... presentando la totalmente nueva nissan frontier. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ilia: se nos acaba el tiempo, por lo que dijo el presidente barack obama en la cumbre de glasgow. pidiÓ a los jÓvenes que sigan protestando pero no ignoren la polÍtica. jorge: canelo Álvarez cumpliÓ su sueÑo de unificar los cinturones de su peso y ahora es el monarca absoluto de los pesos medianos y ese primer mexicano que lo logra. le preguntÉ sobre el retiro. >> yo

miranda, when it comes to the media.n you see the clip, "skip the turkey," inflation is not that big of a deal. have covid tests for people at your thanksgiving meal. they go to no end to want to cover-up. and we can do the contrast of what was done to lara trump's father, how far can they go to make this seem like it's not a big deal? >> you are so right. it's like a giant gas lighting operation. it comes from the media and the white house and from joe biden himself. it's not working. you justwo look at the polls. you see that americans are worried about the economy. they are worried about inflation. they are worried about their pockets and gas prices and the worried about the direction the country is going in, and they blame joe biden. they say he pretended he was going to heal the decisions in the country and he hasn't done. that is why a lot of people the polls are going down the voted for him. tubes fast. joe biden doesn'tt seem to care. and yet, the optics are bad of him going off for 5 days for holiday in one of t

apparently so is darrell, according to a new book called laptop from hell, miranda devine, the chineseinessmen gave hunter biden 3.16 ^-caret diamond and promised $30 million payday just to make introduction to washington's most powerful people, just a few introductions from bethel and the details of this and other viewings in the laptop from a hunter's drop off -- it was online -- all right, is a stellar repair shop in 2019, the same laptop (hereafter license presidential campaigns before the election but the mainstream media twitter basically killed the story from the rest is presidential history service why hunter? probably because he's easy to manipulate, a well-known drug problem and his wife life has always been a mess. here's the kicker, laptop evidence suggests joe biden himself from of the big guy could have scored a 10% cut of hunters deals so the more dirty money erecting from the rich of the family got back despite president biden repeatedly claiming things like this. >> how many times have you ever spoken to your son about his business dealings? >> i've never spoken to my

sondheim mentored miranda just as hammerstein had done for him. sondheim's impact on american-musical theater spanned decades and created some of the world's most popular musicals. >> what an amazing life, such a gift to the world. thanks so much to stephanie dpor that report. i'm jim acosta. thanks very much for watching. coming up, the cnn original series diana, her legacy continues. ♪ >>> i stand before you today, the representative of a family in grief and a

that is that laptop from hell miranda devine book what china is doing.w hunter biden aided it. we will talk about that also. enes kanter is not shirking from the fact that we're about to got olympic games. the winter olympic games in china. yet, they are keeping over a million muslims in a concentration camp. they are torturing -- they steam rolled hong kong and they are now threatening taiwan and the nba puts billion dollars only wants to preserve their money their endorsement here is what enes kanter said about what happens today. that is he is not only taking on china as a turkish citizen working in america. is he now requesting to do it as an american citizen. let's listen. >> this is the greatest country in the world. actually not many people know this and first time i'm saying it live and i passed in my citizenship test end of this month i'm actually getting sworn in and becoming an official american citizen and i cannot wait. steve: it is great. so today he becomes an american citizen. and is he changing his name from enes kanter legally as of lat

miranda devine, also i fox news contributor. we have seen a lot of emails over the past couple of years from hunter biden's laptop. but you bring them together in this new book in a way that we have not seen before. give us the cliffsnotes versions of that, if you would. $30 million to a 3-carat diamond. >> thanks, robert. i think that top line is that joe biden lied to the american people during the campaign when he said that he knew nothing about his son's overseas business dealings. there is evidence galore on his lap top of multiple meetings that he had when he was vice president with hunter biden's business partners from overseas. from mexico, china, russia, kazakhstan. he met them in washington, d.c.. he met them in his own residence, the vice presidential residence. he met tony twice in california. he met them in beijing. so, he was intimately involved in hunter biden's business dealings. this was of course and influence peddling operation that had been internationalized. joe biden had been doing this in delaware for many

i think he dressed up as carmen miranda once for halloween, too. he gave me the mentoring this is so hard and takes a lot of hard work. you have to enjoy yourself along the way. you have to stop, smell the roses, have a laugh, bond with the people you are working next to, shoulder to shoulder with as you persevere through the challenges. then have some fun. enjoy yourself. i think you have got that down. well-done. anyway, in terms of anecdotes, i appreciate your comments. the things we are experiencing as property managers we get to really wonderful to be the wantings who hand the keys to people, get first dishwasher. first locking door or first roof over their head in decades. if you aren't on the streets because you are traumatized, by the time you are on the streets you are traumatized. helping people back into conventional units andsive vit society is rewarding. it takes work. i don't want to take stuff away from them they are guarding on the corner for 20 years. we have found ways to hang on to stuff, make sure it doesn't bring unfortunate ve

miranda i think i know your answer. >> [overlapping talking]. >> i hope so.k was but it was difficulty. i don't think we should put pressure on this poor kid. if he wants to get involved and spend the next few years obsessing about this he will do it. i am not sure if i was his mother i would want him to. >> sean: a big protest in brooklyn and other places across the country. getting reports from chicago and elsewhere. kyle rittenhouse is not the first young white man to be smeared as a racist by the liberal media mob. we remember the case of high school student nicholas sandman. he was smeared by the media as a hateful racists because he was wearing a maga hat. he publiced an op-ed offering his support to rittenhouse slamming the media for spewing their lies. he addresses rittenhouse directly writing. joining now for an exclusive interview. i remember at the time what you were going through. i remember that moment. the facts started coming out. everything that was said about you, you had walked over to this it native-american activist. that you had -- you we

sondheim mentored miranda just as hammerstein had done for him.fairy tales, sondheim's impact on american musical theater spanned decades and created some of the world's most popular musicals. >> well, that was stephanie elam reporting there. >>> well, this holiday season is extra special for a missouri man who spent the past four decades behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. >> three, two, one! happy holidays! >> kevin strickland was the kansas city mayor's special guest at this year's christmas tree lighting. his conviction in a 1978 triple homicide was dismissed on tuesday after he served 43 years in prison. a gofundme account has been set up to help the 62-year-old start a new life. more than $1 million has been raised so far. kevin strickland has always maintained his innocence. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. cnn's "new day weekend" is next. what makes salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's s clinically proven, reducs inflamm

here you were talking about how you were cast in the new film tick tick boom directed by lin-manuel miranda do it. what was it finally like to open your mouth and sing the songs? was it in front of lin or a read thru? >> lin is amazing because he's the kind of person who can see you better than yourself. so he'd seen to me in "angels in america" and said i think you can sing. and i said, i think you might be wrong. he said, trust me, whoever gave you an idea you couldn't do things, i need to have a stern word for him. he was a caring, stern and he gave me time with liz, who was an amazing singing coach and she gave me the confidence to start doing it. i was a month or so into my preparation and i was singing with another person, kurt crowley at the piano, working on the first number in the film in private, because i was, like, no one come in because this is me naked in here vocally. not literally, i wasn't singing naked. but -- you have been. but it would have maybe helped. >> stephen: it's theater. it's the theater community, baby, you know how we do it. and lin had snuck in, in the back o

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