come on up, mimi. [applause] >> i am definitely not a public speaker and it wasn't clear that i really was going to make some remarks, but i am honored. we have been involved in early childhood -- quality childhood education in san francisco since 1994 and i admit that we keep pushing ahead. we know where we still -- what we still have to attain in san francisco, but we should take all of you -- all of you should take credit that it still is one of the best cities in the country for early childhood education, quality early childhood education. we always have to add that to it congratulations to all of you. [applause] congratulations to you and your staff. you worked on this for five years. sometimes it is worth waiting for. this place certainly is and at the same time, keeping the quality at your other two sites which are always some of my favourites to visit. one of the things that we really can't say enough is the commitment that the teachers and the parents make. we can't think the mayor mayor and t

mimi here is speak a little bit later.ows for an opportunity to create amazing spaces like this for our children to grow and to thrive. this is the third child development center operated by the south of market childcare. so we are appreciative of the work they are doing in this community to provide these opportunities. high-quality childcare, educational services, and free support for families in the south of market neighborhood and throughout san francisco where we know we have so many children and families. i am really excited about the features. you all look at the beautiful colors, the tiny tables with the chairs that none of us fit in, the bathrooms, the play areas, a place that not only is very beautiful, but promotes creativity and has an incredible learning environment. on world children's day last month, i, along with president of the board of supervisors announced that we in san francisco are launching the child and youth friendly city initiative. we are pledging to be a child friendly city and we want to make s

we ta ke drawings of mimi by the illustrator.lustration. lots of character turn and things that we need to be able to create those characters into animated book characters. many, many artists work on this and we all try and get into the hands of the original illustrations but many people work together and we all have to come out and all get to look like it was one person working on it. that is the biggest challenge, trying to maintain essence of the show. they caught the spirit, that is whenl show. they caught the spirit, that is when i have made this wonderful film. but if ijust sat there and read them the story about a little girland a dragon, read them the story about a little girl and a dragon, it wouldn't have been good enough. they've really had to immerse themselves in it and find out the y and the wherefore and what the story is all about. i know have just come back from a screening last night so it is just hot off the press, how did you find it?|j night so it is just hot off the press, how did you find it? i was overwhel

meet mimi and her mountain dragon.f bbc 0ne's christmas schedule. it's about a little girl having the courage to drive away fear, which is a big subject in our societyjust at the moment. it's a big subject that it always had been. this courage to stand up to fear and drive it away. you know, look it in the eye and say i'm not backing down. it was up to over 100 people here at factory studios in cheshire to create the boxing day special. work began last christmas. the starting point, some drawings of mimi by illustrator emily gravatt. we take those illustrations and we develop them on further for animation, lots of character turnarounds, things that we need to be able to create those characters into animatable characters. many, many artists work on this and we all try to get into heads of the original illustrators. many people work together and we will have to come at the end looking like it was one person that was working on it. so that's probably the most challenging thing, trying to retain the essence of the show. al

mike's 14 year old sister mimi is attending the daily training sessions for the 1st time she likes to dance and is proud of her indigenous heritage. if you think ok it's very nice that it includes traditional movements. that way the dances have even more meaning for the tie all. sense in. making progress one step at a time their forefathers would certainly applaud their efforts. time ones indigenous peoples are now taking the plunge and showing off their culture to outsiders. at junior's highest point a thai all woman is doing her part with a loan for indigenous peoples some help from her parents and a lot of guts shooting she has built a roomy b. and b. it attracts tourists from as far away as japan and singapore tyo women have shown more initiative than the men. left in you when she was a teenager and still works as a nurse on taiwan's west coast but now she spends half her time at home. while typing into the will go when i visited our old tribal lands 3 years ago i sensed this connection it was astonishing to me even though i had been away for so long and was almost completely assi

mimi thompson pays a visit to what used to be her husband's favorite diner. the walls are adorned with a number of rosenquist paintings in tribute to the great artist. in 2017 shadowman studio prepared a large selection of rosenquist paintings for a retrospective in germany. morocco penya was charged with cleaning the works the. without making them look new again so as to retain the sense of history. i haven't seen this beautiful glowing story just coming through so this edge here is not yet cleaned and you see the thing of mars and the abrasion of the different panels and. and we clean this. and operationalize. the opposing conditions at the moment the nice thing about all these words is that you still see the history if you didn't investigate the history it would have lost aura of this is from the seventy's and we all know different pieces of information so it's great when we all get together and talk to everybody yes. which is so important that would be a great thing we haven't done that. much. jim would love to see them. right now they are. looking so goo

meet mimi and her mountain dragon.y fear, which is a big subject in our society just at the moment. fear, which is a big subject in our societyjust at the moment. it's a big subject that it always had been. this courage to stand up to fear and drive it away. you know, look it in the eye and say i'm not backing down. it was up to over 100 people here at factory studios in cheshire to create the boxing day special. what began last christmas. the starting point, some drawings of mimi by illustrator emily gravatt. we ta ke mimi by illustrator emily gravatt. we take those illustrations and we develop them on further for animation, lots of character turnarounds, things that we need to be able to create those characters into anime characters. many, many artists work on this and we'll try to get into heads of the original illustrators. many people were together and we will have to come at the end looking like it was one person that was working on it. so that's probably most challenging thing, trying to retain the essence of th

and ose drew/ mimi insults? >> isure is looking scary out there.>> like putting on an old shoe or something, right? >> keesayi like riding a bicycle ca back. came back how to be mean to him just like that. >> i'm the bicycle. >> this could get ugly. suityou're right.ing about your >> t "american housewife" reunion got us thinking could they launch a "drew carey show" reboot? >> i'm not going to say no to anything if the mones right. but, uh -- [ laughter >> who's got the deep pockets? because here's aidea -- maybe they can get together n next year to mark the 25th anversary of "the drew carey show." >> the cat phrases, how did appy you dream them up? >> ayy! >> never-before-told sto from the tv classic. >> there were 25,000 people. i just said to the crowd, you're going to part like the red sea. >> and ron howard's not-so-happy days behind the scenes. >> i said, well, i don't ink i want to be in that sw. >>> plus, ron's daught bryce dallas howard on a classic "juraic'" character's big return to the frchise. >> yeah, it's happin it's the ultimate. c

momento que los jueces vengan para elegir la ganadora, esta es la carroza de done vida, aquÍ estÁ mimi es una cosa muy importante que hacer, y el quÉ haces? >>> las voy a poner para dar una una ilusiÓn de una fuente de flores que estÁn creciendo. >>> muy bien, gracias, asÍ como esta carroza algunas son interactivas, donde vemos animales que se mueven que llenando de color a las personas que desde temprano con dÍas de anticipaciÓn en algunas ocasiones se sientan a la orilla de la calle para esperarlo desfile las rosas, regreso contigo. >>> quÉ lindo los voluntarios haciendo esas bellezas. >>> gracias. >>> vamos a ciudad de mÉxico para recorrer junto a vÍctor un mercado lleno de magia donde podemos encontrar amuletos y todo lo necesario para rituales de la buena suerte. adelante vÍctor, ensÉÑanos. >>> asÍ es. te saludo desde el pasillo ocho desde el mercado de sonora donde los mexicanos se preparan para recibir el nuevo aÑo. >>> mÍstico rincÓn de la ciudad de mÉxico ofrece cualquier tipo de rituales y protecciones para recibir el aÑo nuevo. en el mercado de sonora. se pueden encontrar am

the song is still mimi's biggest 11th best selling singlef all time.on in royalties earned. no wonder the son is one of her favorites. >> when you record a christmas album, it's around for t rest people can play it for years and years. >> i tellou what i'm doing this year. i'm writing a christmas ng. >> yes, you are. a trio. >> yeah. >> nolan, get involved. >> in caseou are wonderin no oneinn"modern mily's" christmas epide tonight. but i did get to see some ve interesting wardrobe choice >> tell me about the pajamas you got to wear today? >> timer's set, everyone. we have 15 seconds. >> erybody hurry up >> they're notery sexy. notery comfortable. i don't really undstand them. >> really sweat ychlt i wouldn't recommend wearing pjs like that unss it's reallyold. >> after 11 seasons and 241 episodes, the cast is just as heartbroken as fans t say goodye in may. state of denial. know, an active >> i started crying in the table read. >> we don't know how the sson is going to end. >> you don't? >> no. >> no. >> bute are hinng -- we star to hint at it at the c

mimi, who says weinstein forced himself on her in 2006 when she was working as a production assistant no. and that was a no. >> reporter: and an unidentify woman who alleges weinstein raped her in a hotel room in 2013. she will cite apparently friendly e-mails that these women engaged in. in always friendly. sometimes romantic. it would be any reasonable person to think that the claims are untrue. >> there are plenty of experts out there who say it's fairly well documented that a lot of times when women are assaulted will communicate with the person they accuse because they're trying to normalize something traumatic that happened to them, and that this isn't unexpected behavior. >> there are some doctors that will say that. we will discredit the fact that there no research to, to prove that. >> reporter: so you don't believe that that's the case. >> i don't. >> reporter: in a statement, her attorney said once the jury understands the context, they will understand why they were september a sent and communication after an assault does not mean no assault took place. >> you will see time

mimi, let me begin with you.ation effectively of the concept of impeachment from constitutional scholars. what will it looks like in that room before the judiciary committee? >> look, today is not going to be probably the most exciting day. but it might be the most important in some ways. because we need people to understand what is this isn't just -- you know, the republicans are trying to paint this as sure, you know, he asked the other country to help him, you know, big deal. this is perfectly permissible. no, it is not. what this report, what they have laid out i think in really extraordinary, exquisite detail but also in an understandable way is that it can't be disputed that trump used the levers of power, the presidency to extort and bribe another country for his own benefit, not for what was in the interests of this country. and i think that these legal scholars today are going to make clear why that is so important and that this idea of this being a coup or overturning an election is just nonsense, polit

among the design is taking pollux mimi pillars.e was born in ghanaa but moved to california with her family when she was five years old. she studied architecture at the prestigious university of buckley before making her way to new york. after number of internships she founded her own label she's extremely clear about the differences she sees between american and african fashion. everything is about- you u know the ease of the where everything is about- you know being able to simply putut your clothes on and be comfortable and i think in africa there's like this- kind of tradition of could tour that's always been like you know a seamstress coming in making you something very special very individual and- and i think that you know in the united states like there's a lot of. people wanting does brands of people are going a lot of the same things up a little bit different in how. you approach a style. the inspiration behind this collection. lost souls. my inspirations are definitely rooted in. what africans looked like before- coloniza

one of them, mimi haleyi, says weinstein forced himself on her in 2006 when she was working as a production assistant. >> women have the right to say no. a no is a no, regardless of the circumstances. and i told harvey no. >> reporter: and the two women in the criminal case are not a party to this settlement. weinstein has pleaded not guilty and has denied any allegations of nonconsensual sex with anyone. david, there's still other accusers who are not part of this settlement. >> and again, the criminal proceedings continue. >> reporter: continue. >> all right,' have a, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to the family of the toddler who fell to her death from a crew ship window, right out of the arm's of her grandfather. that family has now filed a lawsuit against royal caribbean. the little girl's parents saying this all could have been avoided. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, a heartbroken family is suing royal caribbean, saying the company is to blame for the death of their daughter, chloe. >> we don't want this to happen to another family. i cannot even put into words what

one of his accusers, mimi haleyi, says weinstein forced himself on her in 2006 when she was working as a production assistant. >> women have the right to say no. a no is a no, regardless of circumstances. and i told harvey no. >> reporter: and this week, word of a $47 million settlement in the civil cases brought by dozens of accusers. a source briefed on the deal says weinstein is not required to admit to wrongdoing. and the money would reportedly be paid by his studio's insurance company, not out of weinstein's own pocket. >> stephanie, we're hearing from some of the accusers tonight? >> yes, she says it sickens her to hear harvey talk about his support of women and their careers. she calls it self-promotion gone terribly bad. saying harvey abused his power to assault women and destroy their careers, including hers. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> now to the historic impeach vote coming, battle lines being drown drawn. president trump on course to become just the third president in american history to be impeached when a bitterly divided house votes on wednesday. president trump railing

to mimi and peter, the charity foundation, the fremont group foundation for their support and encouragement. thank you. and thank you to our architects. we couldn't have done this. thank you for making our dreams possible. thank you to our staff you have been our support throughout this year to build this facility. thank you to that board of directors for being there for us as a strong presence and thank you. thank you. i think i covered everything. it does take a village to build a child development center. it does take tonnes of money to build a quality child development center. thank you tenormin, thank you to match. i want to say one last thing. we are here in the tech capital of san francisco. salesforce is here, facebook, i don't know, they are opening up a campaign -- a campus. i hope that there will be a day that our staff will have equal wages and whatever their name is thank you. [applause] >> thank you. and now for a few words about her experience with her child, clearly who will be a student here at this place. come on up. she is one of the parents here. >> hi, everybody. i am a

let's bring in criminal defense attorney mimi coffee. thank you so much for joining me today.ons about this. some of these accusations according to the "los angeles times" date back to 2013, february of 2013. what does that timeline tell you about success in california? >> i think that that timeline is going to work for the district attorney's office because of the statute of limitations is still at play. particularly with the italian actresses allegations that they are really investigating right now. >> alicia: you bring up this italian actress, and she claims that harvey weinstein her in a hotel in beverly hills los angeles area. according to law enforcement sources the actress did not immediately report the alleged incident but she did tell three people what happened to her including her priest. investigators travel to italy that where she lived at the time of the assault and independently verified their accounts. so under california statute, is it difficult though in any way when we are just talking about the statements from the victim? >> well, i think that under the cali

i called tossed in this area and asked if we should do it that mimi didn't have a green light.so we paid jan schmitz last month for the past. in part to the international trade deal that was a front for corruption to buy that they're going to between on foot and was just to get fishing for their number to be afforded a shot. and the minister who says he knows nothing of payments to his company. since i'm not in for a director of running the company and you didn't know that your company was receiving money from sam henry i challenge you that when we received the money i will show you the banks they have you see the bank statements here. this deceptive make the heroes of europe asia africa the middle east oceania. feel welcome to a stage made for the germans taken entrance makes a mistake pete for the honor of becoming the world's best city excited to be sure to say i want to be. this fee for the club. make cuts on your goal. alone through test and london with the top stories on al-jazeera more gunshots have been heard in baghdad after 23 people were killed on friday night i unid

. >> i hate to vote against pete so i'm not going to vote against pete i'm just passing mimi passingon. >> that's you in the car. >> that's a very good likeness i just -- it's a commodity bet i don't have a view on commodity -- on the commodity. so but i would never bet against pete. >> dan you are up. >> funny i would bet against pete listen i thought that was a good bullish argument to buy it he also said relative to exxon i'm not a fan. i see the stock back to 110 before going up another $10 or something like that. to me, you know pretty meh. >> guy. >> i wrote cbx is a valuation. congo trade 8 process exxon trade chevron 16, 17 times it's in a pennant formats which i think breaks out upside so i concur with pedro on chevron, tyler. >> two of the three judges vote no but you get a ticket to minneapolis, pete. >> appreciate that tyler. >> we'll give you a ticket all right the desk is voted. but are you buying the pitch on chevron cast the vote in the twitter poll @cnbc "fast money" we reveal the results later in the show coming up next, the home and car trade breaking down the move

i'll offer an example of potential impact from mimy neighborhood. the ways in which i think this law can slow dun the process and cause more. we have an acting plan use committee. we review all projects proposed for our neighborhood and attend meetings, discussions with project sponsors and neighbors. we seek to identify discuss and resolve concerns and issues. this activity doesn't slow down the process on the contrary it surfaces issues early on so they could be resolved before they come before this body or even the court. and that was the intent when the process was put in place by san francisco planning, to have a collaborative process. what's happened in my neighborhood in the last three years i've found that we've worked to resolve three to four projects annually, and we are a small area, 24 blocks. that's four avoided discretionary reviews before this body. multiply our track record by the over 200 neighborhood groups on the planning department's project notifications contact list. and it can be a big number. so what will happen if it aboll h

one of them, mimi haleyi, says weinstein forced himself on her in 2006 when she was working as a production>> women have the right to say no. a no is a no regardless of the circumstances. and i told harvey no. >> the two women in the criminal case are not a party to this establishment. weinstein has pleaded not guilty and has consistently denied any allegations of nonconsensual sex with anyone. there's still other accusers who are not part of this settlement. >> all right, our thanks to eva pilgrim. >>> rapper asap rocky has returned to sweden in a makeshift jail cell. >> he performed in stockholm last night, his first trip to the country after avoiding substantial jail time after an assault conviction this summer. the show included him and his dance crew performing in a cage. part of the show's proceeds were donated to a swedish refugee support group. >>> coming up next half hour, the new warning about those web-based home surveillance cameras. the georgia woman who claims a hacker was not only able to spy on her through her home camera but harass her through the speaker. >>> first "time"

mimi joining billy eichner on the street for an episode of his hit comedy show "billy on the street. revealing secrets about her hit holiday song along the way. >> oh, my god. >> it's mariah carey. all you want for christmas in less than an hour, is that true? >> an hour and a half. >> it took 90 minutes but there were bathroom breaks! >> mariah carey, happy holidays. >> eichner's so funny. in this episode mariah also proves that she knows her hanukkah songs too. they were running through the streets yelling at people. it was good stuff. people were so shocked, they were like, mariah, oh my god! back to that holiday smash hit. ♪ all i want for christmas >> that's not it. ♪ all i want for christmas da da da ♪ >> i never really heard it. >> what? street cred. >> it may have only taken 90 minutes to write but it's continued to keep generation after generation rocking around the christmas tree. >> two and a half decades after its release, the christmas classic is reaching a major milestone as we hear from david muir. ♪ >> reporter: 25 years after it came out, a wish come true. ♪ make my

. >> oh, that was a lot -- mimi's going to come for you. >> no shade. >> mariah said she wanted to makeay, so that's fair, that's fair. we love it, mariah. whoo! >> can i talk about eddie now? >> eddie? >> no, not yet. we're not -- this is serena. next to the meeting of two of the athletes of all-time, serena williams training with mike tyson. >> she might be the greatest on the court, but check out the moves as iron mike holds the punching bag. tyson said quote serena has some power. ya think? >>> eddie murphy will have some special guests in the audience when he hosts "snl," his ten kids. >> eddie murphy, "snl"! ddie murphy, "snl"! and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you

one of his accusers, mimi haleyi, says weinstein forced himself on her in 2006 when she was working as to say no. a no is a no regardless of the circumstances. and i told harvey no. >> reporter: and this week word of a $47 million settlement in the civil cases brought by dozens of accusers. a source briefed on the deal says weinstein is not required to admit to any wrongdoing, and the money would be paid by his studio's insurance company, not out of weinstein's own pocket. one of weinstein's accusers is responding to his interview. kaitlin delaney tells us it sickens her to hear him talk about supportive women and their careers, calling it self promotion gone terribly bad, saying weinstein abused his power to assault women and ruin their caers, including hers. >> report until new york you've covered weinstein and been in court. >> i have been in court with harvey weinstein. he's had a lot of return appearances back and forth so not a lot has taken place in the courtroom. you can see he has been frail coming in and out. he typically does not make a comment but we hear from his attorneys

>> mimi. >> are you having a good birthday so far. >> i am. what's your name. >> pamela and patrick. janice: how many years. >> 30 years. janice: what's the secret. >> do everything she wants me too. janice: how many years? >> 25 years. janice: fantastic. what's the secret? >> staying in love and loving jesus. janice: good answer. quickly, take a look at the maps. you know a quieter forecast. it is cold in new york city. see the potential for lake-effect snow and clipper system. not a big deal here. it is december. it is expected and then we have another system that's going to move across the west coast. and that's going to bring the potential for heavy rain and mountain snow. otherwise, i'm so happy you are all here today. [cheers] janice: say hello to emily and brian and steve. [cheers] emily: good morning, guys. steve: they lit the big christmas tree in rockefeller center last night. brian: a lot of people sixth avenue and fifth i should say. i'm making my only new jersey experience soccer tournament. sam alamo ridgewood, new jersey 6:00. b

we were in spartanburg and they were in greenville we would visit mimi and pop.ll her little ornaments on. she sang in the choir for our nativity for our christmas pageant at our church. she was an angel. ed: i saw that on social media. it was beautiful. ainsley: she did great job. we wish you and hayden and your parents a wonderful christmas. don't miss the characters of christmas. it's available now on fox nation. ed: thank you, ainsley. more information coming up. including dan bongino. ♪ ♪ ... ♪ think you need to buy expensive skincare products to see dramatic results? try olay skin care. just one jar of micro-sculpting cream has the hydrating power of 5 jars of a prestige cream, which helps plump skin cells and visibly smooth wrinkles. while new olay retinol24 provides visibly smoother, brighter skin. for dramatic skincare results, try olay. and complete your routine with the olay eye collection. brand power. helping you buy better. i'm part of a community of problem solvers. we make ideas grow. from an everyday solution... to one that can take on a bigger c