joan boice was not unique. joan boice is typical of the resident population in assisted living today. this is the population that they're marketing for. this is the population they're going after. this is the population that's going to make them a lot of money. >> thompson: clement subpoenaed thousands of pages of documents from emeritus headquarters in seattle. she says one of those documents proves that emeritus ordered facilities to target seriously ill seniors, such as those with advanced dementia, because they could be charged more. >> everything i look at at the corporate level, all of their records, it's all about a push for more money, to increase the cash flow, and there's no talk about caring for the elderly. i mean, when you read their records, you think that this is a real estate company. >> thompson: clement uncovered evidence that at the same time emeritus was targeting seriously ill seniors, it was failing to hire or train enough staff to care for them. >> the law in california says you have to h

i think joan does that very well. >> sister joan doesn't live in the monastery itself, which is seven from erie's downtown, but in the inner city amid drug houses and abandoned buildings. her roommates are other benedictine sisters and her beloved parakeet, lady hildegard. >> yes, okay, sweetheart. >> named for a reform-minded benedictine abbess denounced in her own time, but later named a saint. >> benedictines take to this day a vow of stability. what does that mean? it means we're in erie for life. we go down with this city, or we build it up. >> once a thriving manufacturing city, erie has for decades been battling an economic decline and is today one of the poorest cities in pennsylvania. the benedictines sponsor a variety of inner-city ministries. this is an old tire factory the sisters transformed into the art house, a place where children learn to play instruments, dance, write poetry and paint. there is also the emmaus soup kitchen that feeds more than 200 people a day and a refugee center, housed in what was once a benedictine academy for girls. >> gracious god of the cosmos

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but don't come back here. >> you'd sell your place to settle joan's debt? >> don't tell joan. just say you've changed your mind or something. >> why on earth wouldn't i tell joan? you think you're living in a novel. >> no, i just don't want her to feel grateful to me. she doesn't have to. she's my family. >> goodbye. >> doc! >> doc! >> doc! doc! >> doc! >> come quickly. sam--she's dying! >> there's fountains of blood-- >> blood! >> blood around her mole! >> she tried and cut it off? >> i told her not to do it, but she wouldn't listen! >> all right, i'll get my bag. >> doc, is she going to die? >> yep. not today, though. [captioning made possible by friends of nci] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] [captioning made possible by friends of nci] [dog barks, whimpers] >> go away. [barks] go away! go away! >> oh, hi, doc. lovely weather. another cracker of a day--mind you, always is around here, except last week. tuesday, was it? >> mark, i have surgery. was there something you wanted? >> yeah, my favorite derby got a right soaking. it was on the li

joan, former secretary of state madeleine albright has just released a letter. says assad has gamble he can get away with slaughtering his own people. that is a gamble he cannot be allowed to win. that is the president's argument. >> that's right. >> can he win that discussion in congress. >> i think it's going to be a very, very tough sell for him. martin, i'm concerned about it. i at this point, i'm not convinced about the need for military action, and i'm very concerned about the role of secretary of state john kerry who i don't think has been helping the president make this case. i think he's been kind of all over the map. no one has been able to describe exactly how you have some kind of strike that degrades assad's capacitors deliver chemical weapons. john kerry has sounded awfully and gin with our need to help the rebels to believe they are not the bad guys, that there are lots of moderate -- >> he said about 15 to 25% are probably extreme. the vast majority are good upright people who want a secure safe syria. >> the influence of the people the who are t

joan, zero.or 300 points this former labor secretary confirmed this week that as a graduate student in the late 1960s, he went on a date with hillary clinton. >> labor secretary? hint, he's short. jonathan. >> robert rice. >> robert rice the hint gave it away. correct. next, 300. in his marathon senate speech on monday and tuesday, ted cruz quoted from an acceptance speech delivered at the teen choice awards by what television movie star. a little early joan, jonathan. by what television movie star. anna marie. >> ashton cutcher is correct. >> for 300 points, this unsuccessful 2012 democratic senate candidate bashed her campaign staff in a remarkably candid interview within a nevada television station saying quote if i had to do it over again, i wouldn't let these people run my bath water. joan. >> shaern engel. >> incorrect. on the floor, 3, 2, 1. the correct answer is shelly burkely. >>> final question 300 point round. ten seconds, anna marie 400. jonathan 200. joe, negative 200 a. 300 point qu

joan walsh is the editor at large for salon and msnbc political analyst. an is a msnbc contributor and judd legam is the editor in chief of think progress. thanks for being here this morning. i want to start with senator ted cruz here. there's no shortage of headlines about him today. the "washington post" writes ted cruz happy to be outlier in show down. the week says is ted cruz brilliant or deranged and the daily beast writes can cruz win by losing. the plan is obvious enough. to emerge as the next acknowledged political leader of american conservatism, which has had no agreed successor since newt gingrich's retirement from congress in 1998. joan, what do you make of that assessment. is cruz simply out for his own political survival? >> i think that david is absolutely right. ted cruz is not thinking about the american people, he's not thinking about his colleagues, his republican colleagues in congress, he is thinking about those early primary and caucus voters, those very conservative voters who dominate the republican primary process in iowa and sout

joan walsh, what does this mean?telling the american people yesterday that health care is going to be a lower cost than their cell phone bill. i thought the president was brilliant. but these kinds of numbers. can they win over people? >> eventually they're going to win over people. it's going to be implemented they'll win over people, ed and that's what the republicans are afraid. in the meantime, we're seeing an assault. john barrasso is a doctor and for him to come out and basically lie about what this program will do is just outrageous and shows us ted cruz went to harvard law school. you can have some pretty stupid people coming out of institutions of higher education who think they're very smart. and the audacity to speak that way about these two democratic presidents and ask for an apology, it's the lack of respect this president has gotten from day one. >> dr. aber, you take issue with senator barrasso and what he said? >> these guys are making it very easy for me now, with barrasso and his lies and cruz with

hebert and joan. we've got to get celebrities and icons involved. and beyonce talking about this to raise awareness? health care.gov, get more information. ed, glad to have you back. this is a great platform for us to share this information. >> i want to point out to all three of you, i was informed today that the young men in this country are the lynchpin to this. if we can get more young men signed up into this, it will reduce health care costs. dr. hebert, can you address that? >> yes, because we know that young men don't go to the doctor. they think they are invisibl vn. that's why i put it down into 11 pages so you can take a look. if we don't address the young men, they will -- our country we're going to keep having to pay for the ills of our society. >> great to have all of you with us tonight. thanks so much, dr. hebert, phil and also joan walsh. up next, john mccain's war game? lands him in pretenders. stay tuned. is something we all share. but who can help you find your own path? who can build you a plan, not just a pie chart? who can help

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i'm afraid they're going to do it. >> joan, that is my fear. and i was struck by the president's statement that we played. that you really -- to make an ideological point and a partisan point, you're willing to for the first time in the history of this country, default the country to stop people -- 20 million americans from getting health care. i mean, are we really at that point where we are so political and so ideological in this country and hate this president so that they will default the government? >> i think we are at that point. i don't know if they'll get away with it, but we're at that point. there was a gq profile of senator cruz today. something talked about was that some of us sit around, we're reasonable people and say what is their agenda? what do they want to accomplish? what do they want to get done? and ted cruz is quite clear. this is what he wants to get done. obstruction is not an accident or a by-product. obstruction is the point. repealing is the point. they want to repeal obama care. they want to repeal the 21st century.

i'd like to bring in joan walsh. joan, you heard that.used to quit. >> that was unbelievable. what a buffoon. i'm sorry, reverend al, but to call it a paid vacation for federal workers. they're getting a paid vacation. they're living check to check. and we are talking were the democrats able to do the right thing, get them to do the right thing and fund the continuing resolution, this is funding in place -- keeping in place sequester cuts. you've got federal workers who have furloughs, head start kids kicked off the program, the carnage we've seen in our communities based on the sequester. and the sequester becomes the permanent reality. that's considered a victory for the president? and this is all the about the president at the end of the day, reverend al. they keep referring to obama care. they want to take it away. that man, that congressman with chris matthews our friend last week refused to say that the president was legitimately elected. he said he was elected but wouldn't use the word legitimately. a few months ago he said they ha

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also with us tonight, "washington post" ej dionne and joan walsh.night? it would seem to me maybe a few edges have been filed off a little bit now that there is some type of diplomatic opportunity here. joan, how heavy a lift is this tonight? >> i think it's a very heavy lift. and it's a lift in progress. so, you know, i'm sure they're working really hard, as we're working hard here, ed, to figure out what to say. because things are changing by the hour. but, you know, as somebody who has been very critical of the notion of a military strike, i think the president actually can take some credit. and say, look, we had nothing going on diplomatically. i think people who favored dip lopa homacy can say we told you there is talking to be done. so both sides who have come to this with some sincerity can can take credit. people with no sincerity like mitch mcconnell should go away and hide. because i have never seen something as hypocritical as what he said today. >> how does the tough guy hold him accountable and take the high road? >> his whole argument

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maybe you should try that lady, joan, across the street. brought us a moving-in casserole and knows the neighborhood business pretty good. thank you. krystal hogan. she was an old pistol. so, you knew her? lived right over there. when was that? ten, 15 years ago. she moved in with her son's family. then-- this was awful-- the son and his wife died in a crash on the turnpike. that left krystal alone over there with her grandson. hmm. do you remember the grandson's name? james. just a teenager. acted like one, too. always riding around in his car. (fine young cannibals' "she drives me crazy") ( car horn honking ) ( horn honking ) ( tiresquealing ) ( car horn honking ) ( honks horn ) james, was that you honking that horn? yeah. james, was that you honk, honk, honk.that horn? sorry. show some courtesy. i told you to be waiting outside. you don't tell your grandmother to wait outside. i have a date. and if we don't do this now... oh, hold your horses. i forgot my keys. i got keys. let's keep moving. james, will you stop rushing me? you know what

joan said british lawyer representing one margaret office al the sun say full islam mr jones just before the break you mansion last month he sent an open letter to the british foreign secretary william hague calling on him to quote intervene to condemn lee bear for its breaches of international law and to call upon it to comply immediately with the i.c.c. order have you received any reply from the foreign office yes i did recently receive a reply but it didn't really didn't answer my question so i had to send a response to that i guess it's hardly surprising given how preoccupied mr hague may be riff yet another possible humanitarian intervention this time in syria but i think it's worth reminding our viewers that just a couple of years ago say fall islam was received very warmly in britain he was hosted in the bakken ham palace by the royal family he was the one who how b.p. secure a drilling rights in we be. yes so when we share all those narratives about how brutal and inhumane to get off a regime was to you really be in people i'm he was obviously perceived as part of that regime i t

. >>> y durante mÁs de 4 horas joan sebastian y ezequiel peÑa deleitaron a su pÚblico.nio aguilar. y con su tema "los inquietos del norte" figuran en los primeros lugares de la lista de popularidad, y verÁn por quÉ decidieron quitarse la bota y el sombrero. >>> son los creadores de la mÚsica acelerada de la musica norteÑa. l "los inquietos del norte" figuran en los primeros lugares. >>> felicidades porque estÁn encima de todas las bandas. cÓmo se logra esto? >>> se lo debemos a nuestros fans por todo el apoyo, y en todas las locuras que hancen los inquietos. >>> y ustedes saben que nos ven en muchos lugares, y tambiÉn que tengan cuidado... >>> ese es el titulo del tema en promociÓn. >>> un mensaje para los que no estÁn en primer lugar? aprovecha, te estÁn viendo. >>> no te hagas. >>> compartes el primer lugar? >>> un lema que siempre decimos, que le vaya bien a todas, pero que a nuestros nos vaya mejor. >>> atrÁs dejaron las botas y el sombrero. >>> es mÁs por nuestra mÚsica, lo pide el tipo de mÚsica. >>> nos despedimos con la promesa de comer torta ahogada en guadalaj

. >> luis miguel puso a disposición 2 aviones con víveres para el estado de guerrero, además joan sebastianlares. >> a qué se deben lops celos, entérese en lo que devela un nuevo estudio. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> el índice de cáncer de mama disminuyó en el condado de marin, la tasa sigue siendo un 20% mayor en cuanto a las cifras nacionales, quizá se cree que en marine muchas mujeres han dejado de usar tratamientos de hormonas para aliviar la menopausia, por eso la baja desde 2003. >> vamos al pronóstico del tiempo. >> tenemos los cambios, desde el norte la presencia de una masa de aire frío que desciende las temperaturas, tendremos heladas en la zona del norte de california, tenemos temperaturas entre los 55° y hasta 53 en la bahía, mañana las temperaturas alncazando casi los 70°, el viernes se recuperan para tener un fin de semana agrabadle y despejado en los 80°, condiciones en más de 10° de aumento la temperatura después que mañana se sienta el otoño en la región, le tengo más detalles mañana, que descanse, buenas noches. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> mucha acción de fútbol en europa mientras el tri se prepara

joining me now is joan walsh.nks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> operation shuck and jive? >> he's a racist. he's always looking for a new low with this new president and he hit one today. i'm more concerned, actually, republicans who would normally support this intervention but who will not come out in support of this president. i mean, mitch mcconnell, today he and john cornyn are not with this vote. the president is on its own -- >> when you say not with this vote -- >> they're not going to try to twist arms and, you know, try to get republicans to vote in favor of this intervention. which i'm a skeptic of, but to see people, senator rand paul i don't agree with him on much, but he is a genuine critic. he is consistent. just amash on the house side. >> you say consistent, look at people, gop senator ted cruz. >> oh, yeah. >> or rubio. look at the 180 degree turn they've taken. let me show you this. >> the fall of assad would be a significant blow to iran's ambitions. on those grounds alone, we should

joan, i will start with you.y the fact that each year, more than 200 individuals are killed and 18,000 people are injured in these backover crashes. >> well, that's true. and it's very sad and it can be remedied. and there is a very obvious system which are backup cameras and they're already in the marketplace. the industry has produced them. they work beautifully. the public loves them. yet the department of traps portion even though it's been told by the congress to issue a rule over two years ago, to require them on all cars, they have not done so and they indicate they're not going to act until 2015 and so we felt we had no choice but to sue because the law has been unreasonably delayed. >> phil, a lot of new cars that you see out there do come with those backup cameras already, but not all of them. >> not all of them. it's prevalent right now. that's what's frustrating not only the groups suing the d.o.t. but the public when you bring this up. everybody is saying the technology is out there, it's prevalent,

. >>> y en las meras chidas "chiquibaby" nos dice que hace joan sebastian con el canelo.a los Ángeles y quÉ van a hacer por ahÍ? >>> tenemos el viernes estamos en repÚblica dominicana, el sÁbado en los angeles, el domingo volvemos a miami, tenemos una presentaciÓn y todo el mundo invitado. >>> estamos gozando, me alegre que estÉs bien de salud. >>> y mucho Éxito papa, vamos a votar por ti. >>> eso! alexis y fido apoyan a jhonny. >>> y ahora quÉ van a cantar? >>> "alocate". y vamos con alexis y fido. ♪ ♪ invita a tus amigas no dejes para otra dÍa ♪ alocate ♪ mueve la cabeza y los pies alocate oh eh ♪ mueve la cabeza y tu cuerpo ♪ una noche loca me vuelve loco cada vez que me tocas ♪ no hay control cada vez que me tocas ♪ alocate mueve la cabeza mueve la cabeza ♪ mueve tu cuerpo ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ al final de cuenta no podemos permitir que esta noche se desperdicie ♪ a las cosas malas involucrarnos ♪ yo tomo diferencia ♪ mÍralo para allÁ ♪ parece que bailando una noche loca ♪ me vuelve loco cada vez que me tocas ♪ cada noche loca ♪ pierdo el control cada vez que me tocas ♪ alocate o

tambiÉn a traves de twitter joan sebastian ofrieciÓ su avion para ayudar.ente divorciada, y por redes sociales agradeciÓ las muestras de cariÑo de la gente, y su ex esposo juan zepeda le dio las gracias por el tiempo que estuvo a su lado. >>> bueno estamos en jueves, y muchos estÁn pendientes de los estrenos de las pelÍculas de la pantalla grande. >>> vamos con daniela desde los Ángeles. >>> que tal, les cuento que llega la esperada pelÍcula de suspenso que desde ya es comparada tambiÉn con clÁsicos del genero, es que tiene brillantes actuaciones de sus protagonistas como jene jakman. >>> en esta historia un padre llega a extremos inimaginables para recuperar su pequeÑa. los protagonistas cuentan como les afectÓ como padre entender e interpretar esta historia. >>> esto me afectÓ mucho, despuÉs de la pelÍcula abracÉ mucho mÁs fuerte a mis hijos y yo no dejarÍa que eso les pasara a mis hijos ahora. >>> hay que estar mÁs conscientes de eso, y por eso te aferras mÁs a tus bebÉs dijo el otro protagonista. >>> a travÉs de horas y horas de investigaciÓn hicimos la

nick spicer is standing by from the christian democrats party and joan is among the voters at a berlin cafe. first, nick's report on how the election day unfolded. >> joy at seeing the woman they call angie lead her party to victory and likely a third term as chancellor. her christian democratic union scored better, a reflection of angela merkel's management of the country and europe during the eurozone crisis. >> >> translation: we have shown that the cdu is the people's party. we'll do everything to be successful in the next four years. we'll await tomorrow's results, but for now we can celebrate. >> there may be a need to wait because merkel's free democratic party need to gain 5% of votes to get enough seats in parliament, and they appear to be falling short. >> there are no divisive issues in the campaign. unemployment is at its lowest level in 20 years. all of the parties, including the opposition voted in favour of bailouts for the eurozone and will provide more, with conditions. angela merkel borrowed ideas from the opposition, such as a u-turn on nuclear energy. polls before t

. >> artistas se hacen presente en gala donde estuvo joan sebastián y alejandra guzmán dos sobrevivientesaron varios artistas como beto cueva veamos que dijeron . >> importante para mi estar con valientes que algo se debe pegar a uno estar con sobrevivientes de esa enfermedad es día importante es lindo . >> tenía cáncer ,me lo sacaron cuando tenía 49 años ahora tengo 66 años . >> es fundación que ayuda a familias latinas con hijos con cáncer . >> mario lópez también fue, esta feliz con su segundo bebé m, casi mostró la foto pero no arruina exclusiva con revista . >> en méxico presento disco rosagloria chabuyan , llega a ritmo de banda , feliz porque también estuvo en película de eugenio debres dio suerte a los participantes de mqp . >> sabemos nominados al latin grammy . >> tenemos más adelante . >> hola, así es ¿qué tal? buenas tardes estoy aquí en el avalanch de hollywood aquí se anuncio la lista de nominaados el latin grammy con grandes artista colombia de fiesta el gran nominado carlos vives . >> estos anuncian la entrega del latin grammy quien puede arrasar es carlos vives . >> carlo

city delicate keep their mitchell and joan pratt are on his radar. .eporting live, wbal-tv 11 news >> a look at the growing field of candidates who want to be the next governor. ashlar,brown, doug running for the democratic nomination. republicans, david craig, ron george, and charles lawlor. the primary election we held next june. out with a knee injury. it is enough to make you cringe. the worst blow for machado. live from camden yards. >> despite the negative news we have went through, there is positive news coming out of camden yards. said it is far better than it could've been and that manny will be playing for us early next season. fans are trying to keep that optimism alive. they are hoping for the same thing. >> i thought he broke his leg. it looked like an entry similar [inaudible] >> a scene number the squeamish. in the final game against the rays, after grounding to second, he reaches first base but steps funny on the back. his knee hold. he spent several minutes on the field before being carted off in pain. >> it was heartbreaking to watch. it was like rg3 all over again.

so, for example, i always make an example, instead of saying joan cried, i will show that john cried. so they experience what is happening, supposed to be told. so this is how i write. this comes from the old traditional storytelling. you have to capture the imagination and bring them to the landscape so they can see, hear, smell and be part of the experience. so you have to bring, tap into the imagination. >> where did the title come from? >> "radiance of tomorrow," the title comes from somewhere in the book where there's a strong character who is a woman, based on my grandmother returned, and she's trying to tell the old stories to some of the young people. so it really comes from particular events in the book where she's telling the story about why she continues to be hopeful. this is where the title comes from. >> you talk in your second book, "radiance of tomorrow," about the war that never ends. you make a mention of the civil war, the 10 year war that is really never ended. >> yes, because the sets of, the physical wounds are the ones that are more visible and are the ones that

be no after that, i had to go home and tell my daughters what had happened. >> we are talking with joanhe widow of jara. we will continue with her as well as her lawyer. she is just brought suit against the man she believes was responsible for his murder, among others. we will also be joined by joyce horman, another widow of the coup. her husband, charles horman, american freelance journalist, was also disappeared and killed during the coup. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. it has been 40 years since the september 11, 1973 coup that overthrew the first democratically elected leader of salvador allende. stay with us. ♪ [music break] jara, tortured and executed in the chilean coup of september 11,de 19 73. this marks the 40th anniversary the u.s.-backed coup. you can go to democracy now! to see highlights of coverage over the years at joanne hendrick: isn't it wonderful when our day begins with such cheerful smiles and happy faces? and don't we wish it could always be like this? but in order for that to happen, we must remember thatt tak

. >> thank you, joan austria. nas. an ~ jonas. commissioners, welcome back from break, busy fall. just want to let you know pleased to let you know corey teague is the new assistant. he will be working directly under scott sanchez as the za and will fill in for scott as scott is away or as other needs arise. and as you know dan sider has accepted a different position in the department as well. so, cory fills in for dan or takes over the position that dan sider had in that role. secondly, i think you all got a memo from me yesterday, copy of a memo i sent to the board regarding some new public outreach we're doing related to development projects. we're happy to talk about that in more detail, but i did want to let you know that -- and i will give you more details as we -- as they are developed. but on october 2nd and october 5th we will be having a series of meetings in the potrero hill and dogpatch neighborhoods in the development on that part of time. supervisor cohen is sponsoring those meetings. that's a wednesday evening and saturday morning. we will be talking about developme

. >> quincy joans. >> nominated for 79 grammys, jones has taken home 27. >> he was also just honoredthe tribeca film festival. for a career spanning 60 years. jones has discovered and worked with some of the biggest stars of all-time. i recently sat down with quincy jones to talk about his legacy. >> you have had a career that spans ov six decades. you play with everybody. you have done just about everything. how did you get here? >> i don't know. as they say in chinese, ebu, ebu, which means step by step. one step at a time and i couldn't -- nobody in the world could predict what happened in my life. i couldn't predict it, man, of what happened to work with every idol i ever had from billy holiday, ray charles and i came up together between 14 and 16. cab cal obey, jay mcsham, buoy, daisy duke, ray charles, aretha, paul simon, frank sinatra, michael jackson. >> that's the whole 20th century of black music. >> ludicrous, snoop dogg, everybody. incredible, man. it is a blessing and i receive it very gracefully. >> when you got into the music business, you began as an artist. playing t

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the president backing not -- highlighting the backing of nancy pelosi but also joan boehner. the president and vladimir putin haven't been getting along quite frankly. spfl president obama about two years ago did call for the removal of bashar al-assad for him to leave power. vladimir putin obviously still one of the patron states helping syria still supplying them weapons still backing them politically. obviously a friction point here. it all came to a head over the edward snowden affair just a couple of months ago, when obama announced that he and putin would meet, that got scrubbed. but the president has a largely ceremonial schedule aside from that press conference a little while later this afternoon. >> mike viqueira reporting live from stockholm, thank you. >>> congressional authorization for military strikes against syria, joining us now with more on this is randall pinkston in washington. randall, good morning. what are we expecting out of congress today? >> it's going to be a very busy day for members of senate foreign relations committee, getting a closed door class

judge joan with sentence toronto hernandez to two terms of life without parole look at the draconian service is that they got two life sentences plus fifteen years and this is supposed to be because of the brothers to the rescue shoot down and so forth which i have. absolutely no way of knowing the truth about because our government the cuban american community and others have so clouded the facts and so obvious skated all of the available material on it it's not whether they were sent here because acts of terrorism were being were happening in cuba you do not send people to spy in other countries because you think that they are committing or you say they're committing acts those five that are so you know try to be painted as heroes are murderers all the men were given maximum sentences kept in solitary confinement for more than a year barred from seeing certain family members and what they believe was the most prejudicial they were not granted a change of venue out of miami well there was ample evidence of intimidation of the jury and in fact some of the jurors during the four gear