leticia: gracias! leti mandÓ unas artesanÍas, de verdad, hermosas. marÍa antonieta: Í, ella solita se las inventa. alan: esto es una obra de arte hecha por leti. dice "despierta amÉrica, marÍa antonieta resuelve". y aquÍ pone uno a la botella no, salud! eres una hermos marÍa antonieta: y la en de guadalupe, y ese bonsai. gracias. eso que le pasÓ a leti, le puede pasar a usted si nos resuelve a macresuelve@univision.net. alan: gracias por hacer de estas historias algo inolvidable, que queda para elÓ escÍbanle a mac. inolvidable, que queda para elÓ escÍbanle a mac. marÍa antonieta: gracias, alan. ♪ muchos dicen que estamos en la línea de salida. y es precisamente donde queremos estar. ♪ porque j.d. power nos ha nombrado la marca número uno en calidad inicial y experiencia de manejo. un premio de j.d. power, es un premio en potencia. somos la hermandad del poder, y estamos de vuelta en marcha. de maybelline new york, sotattoo studio gel pencil.r, 98% afirmÓ que es intenso y audaz dura hasta 36 horas a pru

leticia: son muy cariÑosos.s cuenta quien y como la regaÑaban en su infancia. leticia: antes no te explicaba las cosas, me controlaba con la mirada, recuerdo que mi mamÁ me echaba las altas, asÍ y yo dije algo malo pasÓ. yo me llamo carmen leticia, entonces cuando mi mamÁ me dice carmen leticia siento que viene el golpe. reportero: serÁ que la actriz aplica la misma tÉcnica para sus hijos? leticia: soy estricta, lo reconozco, lo sÉ, soy muy estricta, soy muy gritona. lo Único que no hago es pegarles. ya les dije que la adolescencia es una muy buena etapa para empezar. pero de verdad, carlo tiene 16, luciano 17 y creo que a cada uno le he dado unas buenas nalgadas una sola vez en mi vida, te lo digo sinceramente. reportera: la comunicaciÓn ha sido clave en la relaciÓn madre e hijos y leticia calderÓn es una mujer plena, una actriz talentosa y una madre agradecida. leticia: todos los dÍas les agradezco mucho que me hayan elegido como mamÁ porque estoy completamente convencida que los hijos nos eligen a uno. no soy

the two cases have had in common from the very begin, tim, both leticia james case and the cy vance case. they both seed to have proceeded from what michael cohen said under oath before congress. let me see if we have this. this is former congresswoman lacy clay. this was in 2019. people will remember this was around the pay off to stormi daniels and other women. here is michael cohen testifying. >> do your knowledge, did the president or his company ever inflate assets or revenue? >> yes. >> was that done with the president's knowledge or direction? >> everything was done with the knowledge and at the direction of mr. trump. >> that last bit seems to be the important part and this is where your reporting comes in. he said everything that was done was done with the knowledge of donald trump. that seems to be bad news for the former president. >> right. when paul mentioned about how complex corporate investigations can become, he's totally right. the thing is the trump organization is not really a complex organization. it's not even as complex as your local super market in term of its siz

marÍa antonieta: asÍ fueron pasando los aÑos, leticia era el Único sostÉn econÓmico, y a menudo perdÍs autoridades por el caso de fraude. aquÍ "sin rollo" estarÁ todo. raÚl: eso serÁ mÁs adelante, pero esta noche con atenciÓn, se va a vivir un momento definitivo en la telenovela "en la hija del embajador". ♪ ♪ ♪ >> el reinado de la bruja, de esa malcriada, termino. >> Óyeme, ¿tÚ crees que ya les dijo lo del bebe? >> si asÍ fuera, ya lo habÍa echado de su casa, todavÍa no lo saben. creo que... yo misma les darÉ la maravillosa noticia personalmente. me pregunto quÉ harÁ en la bruja y es amargada cuando se enteren. si preguntan, estoy durmiendo, no dejes que nadie entre a la habitaciÓn. >> ¿hija, quÉ haces, estÁs loca? el doctor dijo que descansarÁs, dÓnde de crees que vas? >> a la casa de ay, julia! que golpe recibió julián en la rodilla. -ya estoy acostumbrada, gaby. durante el innings le pongo un poco de blue-emu maximum pain relief y se va a sentir mejor. -blue-emu maximum pain relief. alivia el dolor sin olor. la crema oficial para el alivio del dolor de nascar y mlb. amo dos cosas:

en la parte civil es pagar multas y dinero, en la parte criminal, cárcel >> tras la investigación leticiatos debidos y esto agrego expresidente donald trump, (información en pantalla) >> el motivo principal de esta investigación es político, tumbar a expresidente donald trump y descarrilarlo política, pero en el terreno legal los abogados tiene varios frente abiertos incluido el ataque al capitolio, también fraude, los dichos en su programa de televisión y llamados a jefes electorales >> y la cámara da l verde para crear una comisión que investigue los hechos en el capitolio el 6 de enero. ahora el proyecto va al senado ahí se espera una resistencia por lo republicanos >> bot aprueba ley que prohíbe el abortoespuése seis semanas no hace excepciones en caso de violeciones ni incesto. >> también una presa en corpus christi colapsó por las intensas lluvias, ahí en texas ha caído tres a cuatro pulgas esta mañana en louisiana son cinco fallecidso por la inundaciones que llevan dos días >> y en massachussetts una joven dreamers no podrá volver a tados unidos después de viajar a méxico a regular

pero tambiÉn la haremos gente dentro del tipo de obras de la raza viendo era lo que diciÉndole a leticiauelva a ocurrir este en a la realidad, niegan una densidad de los manifestantes. joven ella estudiante que organizÓ esta manifestaciÓn. >> de bien que los jÓvenes ante y hoy vimos de algo que todo mal ese video del malvado ser asesinado en los malos de la gracia de alameda. no nosotros del mismo puede ser nuestro papÁ puede ser nueces papÁ otro hermanoluego que familiares. reportera: esta manifestaciÓn comenzÓ a las 3:00pm. los jÓvenes estruvieron manifestando pacÍficamente. paola: gracias. el consulado general de mÉxico en san francisco emitiÓ un comunicado poniÉndose en contacto con las unidades mario gonzÁlez condenaron el uso excesivo de la puerta. ademÁs de expresar sus condolencias a la familia del jovenfallecido. apunte con la cÁmara de al cÓdigo que de pantalla y siga las instrucciones para descargar nuestra aplicaciÓndiccionario de la bahÍa para que encuentre todo lo relacionado al caso de mario gonzÁlez. tensiÓn se vive en el condado solar, ya que el servicio nacional de mete

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. >> first, this is leticia james, new york state attorney general, democrat, and now last night this is why this is important, we get a statement from the spokesman for james saying we are now actively investigating the trump organization in a criminal matter. donald trump has put out a statement from his desk of donald trump website, in which he dismisses this as the kind of a thing a third world country does. we didn't put it in the wall because i don't think it's particularly relevant, it's just political pap in a lot of ways, just him talking. he has put out a statement in tkh everything you would expect him to say which about this, witch hunt, et cetera, et cetera, has been said and that doesn't change the fact that we now have a criminal element to the investigation that leticia james is conducting and now it's being conducted in accordance with the manhattan district attorney. >> this is another step. the next step in the investigation of the trump organization since 2019, and so how did we get here? >> it's part of a broader series of investigations. the most closely linked i

now, that's distinct from leticia james' investigation.and the former president. >> stick around. i want to bring in cnn senior legal analyst and trump biographer and bloomberg opinion timothy o'bryan. i want to get your response to what we heard from cara. do you think there is any chance the trump organization cfo allen weisselberg would turn on the former president? i know his son works for the organization. i think they were looking to his son as well at one point. what do you think? >> you know, if i was making odds on it, anderson, i would say there is a much better than 50% chance he flips. the only tethers that donald trump has along loyalties with people, it's really money. when you move away from his children and really immediate family and even their exceptions in those cases, loyalty is a one-way street in trump land and everyone who lives and works there understands that. he has compensated allen weisselberg handsomely for decades now but if allen weisselberg has to choose between taking a bullet metaphor r for donald trump an

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the other let by state attorney general leticia james is a civil probe.ow learning the attorney general's office is also pursuing a criminal investigation. that's according to the officer itself which released a statement last night. quote, we have informed the trump organization that our investigation into the organization is no longer purely civil in nature. we are now actively investigating the trump organization in a criminal capacity along with the manhattan d.a. in other words, members of the ag's office are joining forces with cyrus vance's team to pursue that criminal inquiry. that should come as ominous news to the former president who faces a growing list of legal liabilities. in addition to those inquiries, he's under criminal investigation for his election meddling in georgia, he faces two defamation suits over alleged sexual assault and a financial fraud suit filed by his own niece. there's a federal investigation into the january 6th insurrection along with three suits filed by benny thompson, eric swalwell and two capitol police officers. t

. >> reporter: new legal trouble for former president trump new york attorney general leticia james announcing we are now actively investigating the trump organization in a criminal capacity along with the manhattan da the original investigation was sparked by mr. trump's former attorney, michael cohen, who claimed mr. trump deliberately provided incorrect valuations of assets in official documents the former president slamming the investigation by the democratic attorney general as a partisan vendetta. mr. trump's allies sending videos of james making anti-trump statements during her 2018 campaign. >> will you sue him for us >> we're going to definitely sue him. we're going to be a pain in the ass. >> this from a former trump corporation employee turned critic. >> he felt the laws were not for him and he felt people who followed them had no creative insights. >> reporter: james's office had no comment on those campaign videos. >>> they face other hurdles including three lawsuits including his conduct on january 6th. >>> disturbing new video has been released to the deadly encounter with polic

leticia: me siento feliz.n invitado de lujo. en el estudio se tienen que preparar para ver este espectÁculo que vamos a tener del baile del zapato, el pastel, el vestido, todo en vivo desde nueva york. carlos: gracias. muchas felicidades a la quinceaÑera y a toda su familia. tambiÉn a la maquilladora. son 16. la costumbre. francisca: estÁ bien. lo importante que todas estas pruebas que han atravesado hoy va a poder cumplir su sueÑo de celebrar sus dulces 16. carlos: hay que aprovechar todos los aÑos. 17 tambiÉn. en el revoltillo estamos a prueba. j balvÍn hace algo igual que michael jackson. francisca: atenciÓn, atenciÓn, padres le decimos que hacer para evitar que roben a sus hijos. carlos: un conductor trata de atropellar a agentes de policÍa. tenemos lo Último del caso. francisca: gracias por despertar con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". queremos que tÚ y tu familia progresen, se informen, y vivan mejor. donde hay compromiso... hay confianza. donde hay trabajo en equipo... hay promesa. y donde hay esperanz

. >> reporter: pressure on donald trump is growing tonight after new york attorney general leticia james announced her civil investigation into his business is now a criminal probe. james released a statement, saying, "we are now actively investigating the trump organization in a criminal xas tip." her team is now working with the manhattan district attorney, who won a supreme court battle to get access to trump's tax returns and other financial records. lawyers and accountants have been poring over thousands of pages of documents. the investigations began long before trump left the white house. >> the prosecutors in new york are out of control. they're out of control. >> reporter: the full extent of the investigation is not known, but one area of inquiry is whether trump manipulated the values of his properties to obtain loans and to minimize his taxes. the new york attorney general has interviewed his son eric, who now runs the trump organization. trump has long said it's all political. >> these same people that failed to get me in washington have sent every piece of information to new

years to get to this point and it is clear now that leticia james, the new york state attorney general there clearly is enough to move this from a civil investigation to as you mentioned also, president trump is already under investigation for his tax affairs by the manhattan district attorney, taken both as an individual and of course for and how far back does this stretch?— does this stretch? before he took office? _ does this stretch? before he took office? in _ does this stretch? before he took office? in essence, - does this stretch? before he took office? in essence, it . does this stretch? before he took office? in essence, it is before. took office? in essence, it is before- it — took office? in essence, it is before. it has _ took office? in essence, it is before. it has been - took office? in essence, it is before. it has been ongoingl before. it has been ongoing since 2019, particularly after his personal lawyer, michael cohen, spoke about the allegations of these inflationary tactic to bump up the value of his properties, allegedly. it is worth underscoring that former pres

this also, though, means that leticia james office is going to continue the investigation. an attorney for the trump organization declined to comment but they have called this in the past a politically motivated investigation. >> kara scannell, thanks for bringing this to us. jennifer rogers joins us. what does this mean. first the d.a. and now the state's in this too. >> i think the a.j.'s office has found something new. there's no reason to team up unless during the civil investigation that the a.g. was conducting found something criminal, brought it to the d.a., they found something new, and they're going to join forces together. that's what it suggests to me. >> is there a requirement go-to-inform the trump organization this is a criminal investigation? >> in a case like this where they have made clear writ's only civil in nature, yes, they would definitely let them know that because they have confrontation clauses. so they would definitely want them to know that before moving forward criminally. >> does this put anymore in any kind of legal jeopardy? >> certainly crimi

data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo leticia revealing her investigation into the trump organization financial dealings is now focused on criminal deals and not just civil. joining me now, kaitlan collins. kaitlan, you covered the en entirety of the trump organization. what does it show? >> i think it does pose a greater risk to him. before what he was nation could have been financial penalties. he's kind of faced those allegations all throughout new york. what i think this shows is there could be a criminal penalty, an actual threat to his liberties here. i think the big question that is going to be facing them is how wide-ranging this is going to be now that there is this crossover. we know cy vance has donald trump's tax returns. he's been poring through them. how it affects him, it's unclear. it obviously poses a greater risk than what the former president was already facing. we know as he was leaving the office, protesting the outcome of the office, this was a concern he has, potentially being charged now that he doesn't ha

we learned this week the new york state attorney general leticia james hat only been investigating one, and now she's extended her probe with cy vance at the d.a.'s office. we don't know exactly what they have, but we do know important thing. michael cohhen keeps telling us when he speaks. he was part of the trump organization before all this went down. eric trump, they took his deposition under oath. we know cy advance fought for t the tax returns for years. and we know the district attorney subpoenaed deutsche bank which has been the lender of choice for years. >> timeline? >> cy vance is out at the end of the year. i think he can and will and has to decide this before he goes. you can't leave this decision for a newcomer. and the statute of limitations. you have five years, generally speaking, from when a crime is committed to the case. most of this conduct was before his presidency, 2016. it's 2021. they have to move. >> if they're investigating for the things we think they are, do you think that will be enough to get him the flip? >> it's a great question. i used to have the opti

new york attorney general leticia james' office has opened a criminal investigation in addition to thetion which began in 2019. the probe is focused on whether the trump organization falsely reported property values to secure loans and get tax benefits. let's discuss all of this with cnn senior legal analyst and former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york preet bharara and shift so viewers know trump fired you. what does the addition of the criminal component meaning for the significant folk? >> i've gotten over the firing some time ago but thanks for mentioning. it look, you have -- it's an easier threshold and hurdle to bring a civil case against someone. the standard of proof is preponderance of the evidence of evidence and not reasonable doubt. intent is not necessarily needed to be proved in a civil case, and what's interesting here is you have an attorney general's office that had an ongoing investigation. didn't begin with a have investments often you have matters that i oversea in the southern district of new york where it begins as a criminal investigation becau

. >> sure, don, the new york attorney general leticia james joined criminal investigation led by manhattanng investigation into the trump organization since 2019 but have turned the office part of the investigation criminal. here's what spokesperson for the ag's office told my colleague, he said we've informed the trump organization that our investigation is no longer civil in nature. we're now actively investigating the trump organization in a criminal capacity along with the manhattan da. sources tell me certain members of the new york attorney general's team that are highly knowledgeable of the trump organization that had been digging into this company for some time are now teaming up with the investigator's advancer's office, they are bringing this knowledge they had into the criminal inquiry with vance and both offices have been investing broad ranges into trump organization whether banking statements were misled or insurance was misled or any tax fraud. it's a broad investigation. they're teaming up with ag's office to add more people to work on this investigation and people who real

but he's also raising doubts about what the ongoing investigation by state attorney general leticia jamesid nothing wrong, period, and i'm not resigning, and i'm doing my job every day. i'm not telling anyone to have faith in anything. i didn't tell the assembly to have faith in anything. everyone makes their own decisions. >> here's the governor two months ago praising the attorney general. >> what's determinative is what the attorney general finds. that's the factual finding. and the attorney general has to do her job, and she's very competent to do that. >> now, my next guest compares his approach to the repeated gas-lighting of america by donald trump. let's bring in cnn political commentator s.e. cupp. this is a good column. you lay your case out with various points. >> well, it's a very obvious comparison, i think, if you've been watching the way cuomo has deflected and distracted over the course of these duo investigations into the nursing home scandal and the allegations of sexual misconduct. for the nursing homes, he's called it's essentially a partisan witch hunt concocted by do

the new york attorney general leticia james has added a criminal component into the trump organization finds himself exposed to a whole new level of legal risk just as he relocates from his club in mar-a-lago to new bed minister, new jersey close to where the people who have investigating him. >> reporter: today the trump organization on notice, the new york attorney general has joined the manhattan district attorney in its criminal investigation. attorney general james campaigned on a promise to investigate trump's businesses. >> it doesn't matter who you are. if you are betraying the public trust for personal gain i will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. >> reporter: for the past two years, her office has been investigating the trump organization for possible fraud. >> what we are investigating is the fact that the trump organization inflated their assets for the purposes of obtaining loans and insurance coverage and deflated their assets for the same -- same assets for the purposes of avoiding and evading tax liability and/or limiting it. >> reporter: but that civil in

same thing with the new york attorney general leticia james but this is a sign he feels like he has something and enough he might be able to convince jurors to bring charges. >> so could you explain to people that this sort of long term special grand jury, how long has it been i'm mpanelled and looking at things not just trump related. >> right. this is -- the trump case is a complicated case, obviously. they're asking jurors to look at financial documdocuments, proba. maybe tax information understanding tax laws. they're meeting mondays, wednesdays, and fridays. we don't know specifically the date but recent weeks or months and, you know, the reason you call a grand jury is to give jurors time to look at, you know, the details of the complex case that obviously has been a number of years now putting evidence together for. >> based on your reporting, do you have a sense of how strong cy vance thinks their case is? >> they brought in a forensic expert for financial cases and that was a real indicator this spring that, you know, vance was taking this seriously and getting towards the end of mak

leticia james says she's adding to her civil probe of the trump organization with this criminal probehattan district attorney. manhattan da cyrus vance has already obtained millions of panlz, we're told, of donald trump's tax records. >> now, attorney general james has been looking into whether some trump assets have been inflated in value to get better loans or better insurance in a lengthy, meandering response. the president said, former president said this, in part, there is nothing more corrupt than an investigation that is in desperate search of a crime. but make no mistake that this is exactly what is happening here. eli honig, former state and federal prosecutor, what does this say about the evidence that the a.g. has, that she has seen something here that is clear that creates that new criminal capacity? >> yeah, victor, this is an expansion and escalation of what the state attorney general was doing before. they were content at the a.g.'s office, until now, to stay in the civil lane, where all you can get is monetary penalties or suspension of a license or that kind of thing.

and the ag's office led by leticia james has been conducting a civil investigation into whether the trumprganization had improperly inflated the value of some of its assets in order to obtain bank loans or get favorable tax treatment. this involved some of the skyscrapers in new york owned by trump and the family estate in west chester county known as seven springs. what we've learned is that the ag's office has joined forces with the manhattan district attorney's office led by cy vance jr. that investigation is very similar in nature. this is why there's this ability for them to work together here. now the ag's office last night told us they recently informed the trump organization. here's what the spokesman said in a statement. we've informed the trump organization that our investigation is no longer purely civil in nature. we are now actively investigating the trump organization in a criminal capacity along with the manhattan da. now a source familiar with the investigation said that what this really means in practice is that a couple of the attorneys working at the ag's office have no

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. >> reporter: last week, new york attorney general leticia announced she joined the da's criminal probe. her office is also continuing its civil investigation into the trump organization which she discussed with cnn last year. >> what we are investigating is the fact that the trump organization inflated their assets for the purposes of obtaining loans and insurance coverage and deflated their assets for the -- same assets for the purposes of avoiding and evading tax liability. >> reporter: one legal expert says vance and james working together is potentially crucial in the outcome of the case. >> what that definitely shows is there is some evidence that a crime was committed. we don't know who -- by whom. we don't know what the crime is, and we're not certain that a grand jury will indict, but it is a more significant step than you might otherwise have in convening a grand jury. >> reporter: cnn reached out to the manhattan district attorney's office. they declined to comment. cnn also reached out to the trump organization. we've not heard back. the former president, meanwhile, blasting

what do you think -- why do you think the attorney general in new york state, leticia james, is publiclypublicly announcing this criminal investigation? >> you know, wolf, i think it's because she wants to encourage witnesses and potential targets to start talking. it's put up or shut up time, and this is one way to pressure them. there's an old adage, first in, first to win. the first one to the prosecutor's door gets the best deal. it's one thing for the attorney general to pressure someone by threatening them with a financial penalty. it's quite another when you're waiving around a pair of silver handcuffs. it's amazing how that can change someone's attitude. >> dave aaronburg, we'll watch that with you. >>> once again, we're standing by for the results on the house vote on establishing a new commission to investigate the january 6th insurrection. we'll be right back. dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case

my name is leticia yang.ere representing a group of neighbors a group site that was approved earlier this year for a luxury apartment complex. 1776 green is a prime example of why ceqa and sbthirty-seven are necessary. planning one to great lengths to avoid ceqa review in this case. first, it was only through a public records request that we discovered this. is it then proposed multiple and when we informed them this was illegal, they tried another project. well, d.p.h. closed and yet another attempt to avoid qeqa review. contaminated soil at the site despite the fact we had a pending appeal in front of the board of supervisors. i listened closely and heard no reasonable explanation for why a project that involves the excavation of about 1300 cubic yards of contaminated soil should be exempted from ceqa review. this is not about replacing windows or windows. planning has argued that ceqa review will be costly and time consuming but there's no justification. most people wouldn't have a time where the resources

now, even with all of this in mind, new york attorney general leticia james is pushing the police accountabilityn, and their ability to use excessive or deadly force, while making it much easier to prosecute those officers who do. >> this is yet another example of the scorched earth warfare against law enforcement the rule of law. what will happen now is offices will be further paralyzed, more reactive than proactive, there will be hesitant and they will be fearful. reporter: and ashley, the police union has also spoken out about this , and they say bottom line, new yorkers are going to be the ones that get hurt the most. ashley? ashley: yeah, they certainly are it just makes no sense at all. thank you so much appreciate it for that sobering update i guess we'll call it from new york city all right, coming up new signs that president biden's tax plan will make home buying, guess what, a lot more expensive. we're going to bring you the details after the break. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there's interest you accrue, and interests you pursue. plans for the long term, and plans for a long weekend. assets you alloca

new york attorney general leticia james is investigating trump organization cfo allen weisselberg fores as to whether he paid taxes on benefits given to him by trump, including cars and tuition for his grandchildren's private school. previously, we knew she had been conducting only a civil investigation, but we're learning of its new focus just a day after the long-running criminal fraud investigation into trump and his businesses run by the manhattan d.a., cy vance, announced it was teaming up, joining forces with the attorney general's office. joining us now, "new york times" investigative reporter, whose work on trump's tax and business records earned her and her colleagues a pulitzer prize. susanne craig is here. we're also thrilled she's now an msnbc contributor. thank you so much for being with us today. i have read your tax reporting a couple of times, and i have seen the doc that it inspired, and when michael cohen says the kinds of things that he said last night on joy reid, i'm going to play it in a second, i've always wondered what you've known all along. his implication is

my name is leticia yang. i'm here representing a group of neighbors a group site that was approved earlier this year for a luxury apartment complex. 1776 green is a prime example of why ceqa and sbthirty-seven are necessary. planning one to great lengths to avoid ceqa review in this case. first, it was only through a public records request that we discovered this. is it then proposed multiple and when we informed them this was illegal, they tried another project. well, d.p.h. closed and yet another attempt to avoid qeqa review. contaminated soil at the site despite the fact we had a pending appeal in front of the board of supervisors. i listened closely and heard no reasonable explanation for why a project that involves the excavation of about 1300 cubic yards of contaminated soil should be exempted from ceqa review. this is not about replacing windows or windows. planning has argued that ceqa review will be costly and time consuming but there's no justification. most people wouldn't have a time where the res

the new york times reporting leticia james' probe could be done by the end of the summer with thousandsll, do you want to finish this? will: he's being passed around between homes. carley: that's the working theory on the couch and with the police. the man police allege owns india is back behind bars convicted of a previous murder charge which is also like a huge part of this story. murder? the whole thing is -- will: whoa. pete: your theory was right. earlier in the show carly read that headline, will wasn't listening, he said i bet they're stashing that tiger -- will: i was right. pete: absolutely are. well, will, will you read a this? the because i'm going to steal the pillows. you play eye of the tiger, ask we'll get out of here. will: district attorneys are joining forces to petition against the early release of 76,000 inmates, we're going to talk to the d.a. driving the fight next. ♪♪ rry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity and gum gives us a dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that