>> luis miranda: always. >> luz towns-miranda: from the time he was tiny-- >> luis miranda: always. (nt to a school where everyone was smarter than me. and i'm not blowing smoke, i, my, i was surrounded by genius, genius kids. what's interesting about growing up in a culture like that is you go, "all right, i got to figure out what my thing is. because i am not smarter than these kids. i am not funnier than half of them, so i better figure out what it is i want to do and work really hard at that. and because intellectually i'm treading water to, to be here. >> rose: so why do you think i'm sitting here talking to you and not sitting here talking to one of your classmates? >> lin-manuel miranda: because i picked a lane and i started running ahead of everybody else. so i, that's the honest answer. it was like, i was like, "all right this." >> rose: "this" was theater. he was in practically every school play. >> lin-manuel miranda: this is upstairs. this is really where we grew up. >> rose: the family didn't have a lot of money to see broadway shows. but they did collect cast albums. and

they are called the miranda rants or the miranda warnings because them name on the case that came down from the united states supreme court in 1966 was miranda versus arizona. they arizona. they are as fundamental and essential to justice today is a most anything ever created because there the product of the fifth amendment to the u.s. constitution. that's when they came from, that's why we have them, and that them, and that is what they stand for today. miranda lived here in mesa, arizona. born in mesa, arizona. he was a was a young man in his mid- 20s at the time. he was suspected by the phoenix police department of being involved in the abduction and robbery, and kidnapping of three different women. on three different occasions. all of those occasions happened in downtown phoenix. the pickup, for lack of a better word was donna downtown phoenix. downtown phoenix. some of the crimes took place in the desert. at the time what was thought to be the desert is now 20th street and bethany home. it is no longer the desert, it's, it's a major part of central phoenix today. but that is how i

miranda was from here. judge then lawyer rehnquist was here and all of that gets transferred to the year 2000 which it becomes a constitutional decision. something interesting happened in 2000 when the dickerson case went up. if you look, date into that case and read the briefs, because briefs in supreme court cases, u.s. supreme court cases, they invite a class of people, for lack of a better word, called amicus cure i, or amicus briefs, friends of the court, they are not parties to the case but they're interested in the issue and so they invite people to write briefs that are called amicus briefs. and a good many of those briefs were filed in the dickerson case by chiefs of police associations, other law enforcement agencies arguing for miranda. no longer believing that miranda is a bad thing. no longer believing that it harms law enforcement. believing what the rally has become, and the reality is that if the police officer does his or her job and gives those miranda warnings and does it in the proper wa

they're called the miranda rights or the miranda warnings because the name on the kyles that came downrom the -- case that came down from the united states supreme court in 1966 was miranda vs. arizona. they are as fundamental and essential to justice today as almost anything ever created because they're a product of the fifth amendment to the u.s. constitution. that's where they came from, that's why we have them and that's what they stand for today. miranda lived here in mesa, arizona. he was born in messa, arizona. he was a young man, in his mid 20's at the time. he was suspected by the phoenix lice department of being involved in the abduction and the robbery and the kidnapping of three different women on three different occasions. all of those occasions happened in downtown phoenix. the pickup, for lack of a better word, was down in downtown phoenix. some of the crimes took place out into the desert. at the time, that was thought to be the desert. it's now 20th street and bethany home. it's no longer the desert. it's a major part of central phoenix today but that's how it started

nick watt with another look at choreographer tricia miranda. ♪ >> reporter: jade. and casey.ancing teens in the compilation video. 44 million views. ♪ >> reporter: aidan. he's only 10 years old. solo, 11 million and counting. he goes by the handle bah. behind every great man? ♪ there has to be a great woman. ♪ go go go and swing >> i started with him when he was 8. his first huge gig was dancing on the "ellen" show. ♪ >> reporter: tricia miranda is a new breed of celebrity choreographer. holds hip master classes here at millennium in l.a. >> i really, really need you to attack the certain part out there, pulse on my instagram. pressing send, then jen is like, your class sold out. >> reporter: just one of her stable. >> i have a whole group of people that are now stars, they have their own fans just from the videos. we didn't have that. my generation. >> reporter: miranda grew up in yuma, arizona. >> i would watch these awards shows and music videos and i would learn the dances and i would just do it in my living room. >> reporter: now little bah dances for those online millio

miranda's mother and bake 0ff.hat show that she wouldn't mind presenting it with her mum when it moves to channel 4. given with her mum when it moves to channel4. given that with her mum when it moves to channel 4. given that bake off is going to be one of, if not the, big tv show on christmas day, why not happen on the front page? it will get people. miranda hart is a national treasure and so is bake off, national treasure and so is bake off, so it would seem a good fit. i don't know anything about her mum, presumably she can bake a bit. a p pa re ntly presumably she can bake a bit. apparently miranda and her mum diana we re apparently miranda and her mum diana were on a charity version of goggle box, and they were very funny together. so that is where this idea has come from. not that she needs to bea has come from. not that she needs to be a fantastic cook, necessarily. you are both much deeper into the weeds of this story than i am at this point, but i do think that it will be and uplifting in the 2016, which h

this is miranda fabregas at just seven days old. she's a happy, healthy baby. but when she was just two days old, baby miranda gave her family quite the scare when choking. the baby's mom started to panic. but miranda's 11- year-old sister stayed calm and sprung into action-- using the skills she learned about c-p-r and the heimlich maneuver in her sixth grade class, to save her baby sister. j. fabregas "she had been spitting up, so i heard her about to spit up. and then, all of a sudden, she just ... it wasn't coming out, and she scary." a. fabregas "i told my mom to turn her around at an angle and pat her back, and then the spit up can come out, and i also called the nurse." when asked what she wants to be when she grows up... she said she hopes to save animals and become a veterinarian. vegas is shining a bit differently tonight.. why the welcome to las vegas sign is swapping out yellow bulbs for red. closed captioning your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live local news right no sponsored by nv en

take boxes --que tal patricia como estas -- pregunta 1 ---jos miranda desde novato.de ser residente, hace como un aÑo solicit la visa para mi mam y viaj a guatemala para ayudarla con los documentos porque ella no sabe leer y escribir. la visa le fue negada, ella cumpli 60 aÑos hace un mes qu puedo hacer? live patricia take split vo boxes take vo full pregunta 2 --- alfredo desde san carlos. dice: soy mexicano, estoy en un proceso de regulacin migratoria a travs de la visa u.,hace 2 aÑos me tomaron las fotos y las huellas dactilares cunto tiempo ms tendra que esperar para recibir mis documentos? live patricia take split vo boxes take vo full pregunta 3 ----bermani guevara desde san francisco. pregunta: me acabo de hacer ciudadano y tengo una hija de 16 aÑos que vive en nicaragua cul sera el primer paso para reclamarla? live patricia take split vo boxes take vo full pregunta 4 --- ximena lazo desde pleasant hill. dice: estoy haciendo los trmites para convertirme en residente permanente una vez que tenga mi tarjeta verde puedo viajar a mi pas, ecuador? . y cuando me hag

the first picture of one of the victims. 12 people died, miranda.hat is right. -- this isa human this tragedy. that is right. -- this is a human face to the tragedy. when some kind of terrorist out bridge —— over it like this happens, we get this in the news, what do we know? thenin this in the news, what do we know? then in the next 2a hours details emerge of the casualties are. 12 people died, we think, but it could be more. there are still 1a people ina very be more. there are still 1a people in a very bad state in hospital, so the death toll could rise even now, which is worrying to think about. but, yes, the times has gone back on the first available photograph of one of the victims of the attack. an italian young woman who is feared to be dead. it has not been confirmed but her phone was found at the scene. they are taking a bit of a ri5k scene. they are taking a bit of a risk in scene. they are taking a bit of a ri5k injournali5tic scene. they are taking a bit of a risk in journalistic term5. scene. they are taking a bit of a risk in journali

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: miranda lambert, oh, i love her.r "tonight show hashtags." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: here we go. do you guys use twitter at all? [ cheers and applause ] yeah, well, we use -- we use twitter on our show every single week, so if you watch our show and you want to play along, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a a hashtag. we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic. so, since thanksgiving is coming up next week and people will be spending time with their families, i went on twitter, and i started a a hashtag called #myfamilyisweird. [ laughter ] i asked you guys to tweet out something funny, weird, or embarrassing about a family member. we got thousands and thousands of tweets, a lot of weird people, yeah. in fact, within 30 minutes, it was a trending topic in the u.s. [ cheers and applause ] so, thank you for those tweets. now, i thought i would share some of my favorite #myfamilyisweird tweets from you guys. here we go. this one is from @faidygirl.

tonight -- shaquille o'neal -- comedian and author abbi jacobson -- music from miranda lambert -- featuring the 8g band with abe nn ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great. in that case let's get to the news, vice president joe biden said yesterday that he may run for office in 2020 telling reporters, quote, "what the hell, man." "what the hell, man." [ light laughter ] donald trump -- donald trump is reportedly considering a fast food ceo for labor secretary. "oh, i'm not the burger king," said newt gingrich. [ laughter ] donald trump said on twitter today that he wants to cancel plans to build a new air force one because he feels like it's costing too much money. well hey, if the wright brot could build a plane i'm sure the wrong brothers could too. [ laughter ] today in 1884 the washington monument was completed. and if george washington were here today to see it he would probably say, "that looks nothing like me." [ light laug

cesar --carolina miranda actriz de seÑora acero, entre lgrimas recuerda los regalos que le ha traido;01 ;18 ;23 ;31 ;38 01;21 pkg casi siempre la palab tradiciov en nuestro hogar o lejos de el, para la mayoria de los famosos al igual que para nosotros, significa pasarla con nuestros seres mas queridos. sot carlos ponce - clip 0003yu (folder del martes - tns im ponce pkg) 21:41:22 carlos: en familia, en casa 21:41:27 carlos nosotros somos una familia muy unida y lo hacemos todo juntos!! sot michel duval - clip 1295sx (folder del martes: tns-im-artistas- navidad) 00:19:36 yo tengo una tradicion familiar, llevamos casi 18 años seguidos pasando la navidad en un lugar en las bahias de oaxacque selama huatulco, 00:19:45 sot david chocarro - clip 00213r (folder del lunes - la doÑa) 00:28:50 david: nos vamos para arriba, vamos ir disney ivette que ricooo! david: si, si, si sot ana lucia dominguez - clip 1296xn (folder del martes: tns-im- artistas-navidad) 00:23:57 toda nuestra familia de colombia se vie a xico y vamos a pasar us vacaciones diferentes pero muy divertidas, pero sobre todo lo m

miranda name the associated press entertainer of the year among the things miranda this year asking congress puerto rico out of dead crisis, getting honoree dock rat from u penn and lobbying to stop gun villians in america. hamilton won allege tony awards back in june. nellie bringing the heat this new year's eve in miami. rapper joining the list of formers at pitbull's new year's eve revolution. also performing coolio, salt and pepper, queen latifah, snoop dog and plenty more. the third annual new year's party broadcast live from miami. tune into pitbull's revolution this new year's eve 11:00 o'clock right here on fox 29. >> 1999? >> i like salt and pe p. pa. >> fire in '97. >> that's in my wheel house. >> i know what you're saying though. we'll see if we can get some more. >> he hasn't seen mary poppins. >> old school for suss 2009. >> more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29. tmz and dish nation and then chasing news followed by the simpsons. we're back at 4:00 a.m. for fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". scott williams and bob kell vol your weather and traffic covere

miranda silveira "los bailarines estamos todos siempre muy contentos de formar parte de este gran balletque sobre todo los niÑos se lo pasan muy bien" --pero no solo los niÑos, ya que durante los 72 aÑos que lleva esta puesta en escena, son muchas las generaciones que han disfrutado de la entrega de muchos talentoso bailarines. francisco javier mungamba "detrs de todo ese trabajo hay muchsima emocin y muchsima alegra tambin que nosotros queremos transmitir" --la primera funcin del cascanueces en san francisco debut el 24 de diciembre de 1944 y su xito contribuy para que se convirtiera en una mundo in navideÑa por todo el a finales de la dcada de 1960. blanca ---llegamos al momento de palco deportivo... ya nos acompaÑa juan francisco ramrez con una excelente noticia... cesar ---as es, buenas tardes... ya se di a conocer el ganador del galardn "baln de oro"... ad lib juanfra ---no cabe duda que de los tres nominados a este galardn uno se ---no cabe duda que de los tres nominados a este galardn uno se postulaba como amplio favorito... sobretodo cuando el 2016 fue un "aÑo de ensueÑo" para el

miranda lambert, everybody.phen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be neil patrick harris and megan mullally. now stick around for james corden and his guests, jennifer lawrence and t.j. miller. good night! ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where you come from it's gonna be all right ♪ it's the late, late show gentlemen, all the way

tonight, stephen welcomes mark wahlberg lee daniels and musical guest miranda lambert.turing jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! good to see you! ♪ ♪ >> jon: hey! >> stephen: good to see you. merry christmas. >> jon: merry christmas to you! ( applause ) >> stephen: welcome to "the late show." please sit down, everybody. thank you so much. you're very kind. what a lovely night. what a lovely crowd. how is everybody feeling tonight? you feeling all right? feeling the holidays. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. a lot of exciting revelations today, yeah, who donald trump is meeting with for cabinet positions. you know how they've got the cameras at trump towers and seeing them coming in and coming out. it's like a detective show or something like that. >> jon: yeah, like cop. >> stephen: so far it's opinion a who's who of why? what? ( laughter and today, today brought the strangest news yet, because this morning, the

miranda is gorgeous. she was born a month early but she is doing fine. anchor: i just want to hold her. and tonight's five for a good command international renowned master of music lending his talent to benefit children. >> hold him back. >> he dedicates this to those who have yet to find their voice. ? he has always spoken through song. his message of perseverance. born with autism, he lost his vision. none of that could quiet his glorious gift. song on their phone and start chiming in with the pn no. >> tony is a musical savant. he has mastered 23 instruments. he sings in 11 agencies. he hasnsred people around the world. he would like is next up to be uganda to support the mission there fou of embrace culture. >> our focus is on raising awareness about developmental disabilities. in uganda there are 2.5 million children with disabilities. 98% are out of school right now. >> they help children with special needs find schooling and because their parents don't want the community to know about them. it is completely driven by ignoring. >> education is key.

little miranda was just two days old last weekend when she started to choke. her 11-year-old sister knew exactly what to do. >> i told my mom to turn her around at an angle and pat her back, that way the spit -up could come out. and i also called the nurse. >> elise had just learned cpr and the heimlich maneuver in her sixth grade health class. miranda checked out at the a nurse gave elise a stethoscope to award her quick thinking. maybe even inspire a future career. who knows, right? >>> levi's jeans customers are asked to leave their guns at home. new details in the case of the california jogger. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> sf gate says police have no reason to disbelieve a northern california mom's kidnapping store. sherri papini said two hispanic women abducted her on november 2nd when she w she was found on thanksgiving day with a bag over her head and her wrists chained. police say papini is now working with detectives to find her captors. >>> "the washington post" reports on new lawsuits. challenge of abortion restricti

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miranda olsen is doing what a she got up extra early just to clean off her car. miranda i wasn't sure if we were : going to the full 6 to 10 inches, but it looks like we did. tim olsen lives on the eastside : where parking is notoriously tricky. throw in seven inches of snow, and things get even more complicated. over at uwm, the plows were busy on the sidewalks and in the parking lots. >> not the best, but you deal with it. dangerous. we spotted this crash at oakland and north. milwaukee's dpw had almost 300 pieces of equipment out overnight and this morning. after clearing the main roads, crews focused their attention on the side streets. >> the winter is fine. we live in milwaukee, wisconsin, so it is expected. you deal with the best you can . tim the first significant on the east side tim elliott, , wisn 12 news. patrick: the 4 inch rule is still in effect in milwaukee. if you live in the city, you'll have to park on the even-numbered side of the street tonight. it's so crews can clear the remaining snow on the odd side of the street. the city also says it's

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miranda is now 8 days old, when 12 days old little miranda choked on her spit up and couldn't breathe. her big sister took over. >> i turned her over and patted her back and called the nurse. >> aleesa's school does teach sixth grader cpr and choking measures. >>> it is music to chocolate lovers ears, nestle says they may be able to produce healthier less sugary chocolate. >>> next, how you can keep it at bay. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >>> tis the season to buy a fresh christmas tree from the many lots around the area and it appears that warm weather is a boost for local farmers. christmas tree farms in pennsylvania say that sales have been brisk. the industry brings in 1.3 billion there's a year nationally. pennsylvania is one of the largest producers. doylestown will sell christmas trees tomorrow, saturday and sunday to fund their band programs. each tree is $40. >>> health check this noon, a major candy maker says they have new technology to reduce

he says he read miranda rights to the girl and she waived more about what happened. i asked her where the blood came from. she told me she was forced to stab her best friend to death. .. telling renkis the girls committed the crime for slenderman. she told me she had a sleepover and she and another girl stabbed a girl and they were forced to stab her. a detective who interviewed geyser on videotape says he had geyser if she understood her rights but did not re read her the miranda rights again. morgan geyser is being interviewed by a psychiatrist preparing a report on her mental health issues. ?while the judge ruled today to separate the trials... he will decision on geyser's confession.. at a later date. live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news steph thanks myra the two women charged in connection to the death of a seven- year-old boy p 44-year-old etter hughes and 47-year old mary martinez are charged with neglecting a child and child abuse. trevion winnigham was in their care when he was taken to the hospital late last month. investigators say the boy was badl

i'm miranda esmonde-white, and i'm going to share that secret with you today. >> miranda esmonde-white is host of the long-running public television fitness show "classical stretch" and author of the book "aging backwards." miranda has been training professional athletes since creating her own fitness technique 15 years ago. >> as i've aged, and i'm now 78, my body feels like i'm, i don't know, 60. >> people are always commenting on how fit i look, and i say,

he says he read miranda rights to the girl and them.. agreeing to talk more about what happened. i asked her where the blood came from. she told me she was forced to stab her best friend to death. .. telling renkis the girls committed the crime for slenderman. she told me she had a sleepover and she and another girl stabbed a girl and they were forced to stab her. a detective who interviewed geyser on videotape says he had spoken with geyser's parents and asked geyser if she not re read her the miranda rights again. there is also a psychiatrist interviewing geyser and preparing a report about her mental health at this time. a judge will make a decision on the fate of the confession.. at a later date. live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news mary thanks myra the man accused of drowning his young son reaches a plea deal today... trial was scheduled to begin for 25- year-old sean flowers -- but first- degree reckless homicide. sean flowers the third drowned in a pond july 30th on milwaukee's northwest side. flowers will be sentenced january 25th. no criminal charges will be file

turn this way. >> i told my mom to patcher back so she could spit out. >> reporter: miranda spit up the formula and is doing just fine with a very composed sister and a very relieved and proud mother. connect your sister saved you. >> your sister saved you. >>when she took this class, he told her this might be the most important class of her life. that turned out to be true. >> absolutely! she's a winner! >>> it was raining buckets earlier tonight. >> it was pouring. you could see the street flooding in chelsea. in the words of a chief meterologist i know, it's going no shortage of rain over these last couple of days. these are totals from today. we had just about 1-1/4 of an inch of rain in these areas. thanks to all the weather watchers bringing these reports . the lower end totals have been toward massachusetts. they are fairly meager right now. it is still on track for most of us to get one to 3 inches of total rain. here is the storm system making its way through the eastern united states. we are watching this batch of heavy rain moving across new york city and through long island

miranda is one week old. she was born a month early but is doing fine. antoinette: good to hear this. to your economy. asian markets are up. wall street futur aremixed. the november jobs report is due out tomorrow morning. with a new commuter rail program. trains run through gillette adium and boston only on game days. the new program, trainsould run regularly between the two locations. if approved, the progr wou run for 11 months beginning in 2018. the t still has to sign off on the new stop. antoinette: forget twitter, instagram, facebook. that's apparently for us old people. snapchat is all the rage with tn one college in wisconsin is using the app to connect with students the university of wisconsin-green bay's admissions team is now sending students snaps to let them know they have been accepted. that means they are finding out immediately. so far, it's been a big hit with the new students. the school says the students are il getting those traditional acceptance packets as well. u know, you've got to get that snap -- i don't know. i don't have snapc

announcer: it's the 18th annual a home for the holidays with miranda lambert.) ♪ (rhythmic clapping) ♪ i'm walking in their footsteps ♪ ♪ i'm singing their old songs ♪ somebody blazed this trail ♪ i'm treading on ♪ i'm bent but i'm not broken ♪ i'm stronger than i feel ♪ i'm made of flesh and bone ♪ not made of steel

miranda checked out at the hospital and she is just fine. she was awarded a stethoscope for her quick thinking and maybe inspire a career. >>> new details in the case of the california jogger. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> sf gate says police have no reason to disbelieve a story. sherri papini said two hispanic women kidnapped her. she was found on thanksgiving day with a bag over her head and her wrists chained. they say papini are working with detectives to find her captors. >>> "the washington post" reports on new lawsuits. challenge of abortion restrictions in alaska, and when and where women may get abortions are unconstitutional. >>> the "los angeles times" reports a congressional compromise over improper bonuses paid by california's national guard. the soldiers were ordered to repay the money. lawmakers now say that they may keep it unless they knew or should have known it was wrong. >>> fortune reports that levi strauss is asking customers not to bring their guns into its stores in a letter posted onli

meteorologist rafael miranda joins us with more. >> that's right. another wave of the polar vortex moving in. our travel nightmare continues. snow moving into chicago. but the big story over the next few days will be the extreme dangerous cold. it is returning. even right now that arctic blast moving to the dakotas. take a look at the current windchills anywhere from 21 below in minneapolis and north dakota feeling the worst. the cold advances east over the next couple of days. tomorrow morning waking up to windchills to near 40 below in minneapolis. 45 below in bismarck. these, believe it or not, are the high temperatures on sunday. could be the coldest game ever played at soldier field. high temperature of 7 in chicago. eight below zero is the high temperature in cedar rapids, and monday morning heading back to work and school how about a windchill of 27 below in the windy city. >> rafael miranda, thank you. >>> another story unfolding tonight. a big story with the water system in corpus christi, texas. this involves a chemical leak that got into

and that is where the miranda warning was born. we worked with the history channel to create this montage of clips from different shows and movies of people who were being put under arrest, being read their miranda warning. rounding out the bill of rights theme is this poster that was created during the bicentennial of the constitution. it was something we really like because it gives you a nice, eachvisual illustration of of the amendments, except for the 27th, past one year after this poster with created. we find it to be a wonderful cheat sheet for visitors and staff to really explain and show what each amendment did that was added to the constitution. moving into what we call the and then was to the right to vote for our citizens. one of our favorite stories here is what we call the widows and spinsters document. amendments are unique in that you need us to stay in consensus before they become successful at being ratified. even when the 19th amend it was ratified in 1920, it wasn't exactly that in 1918 we decided women should h

and when 2-day-old miranda started choking on formula, she knew exactly what to do. >> she was, like, mom, calm down, this is what you have to do. turn her this way. you got to pat her this way. >> i told my mom to turn her come out. >> baby miranda is going to be just fine. mom, though, might just explode with pride. >> no kiddin'. >>> a new push to change the day we celebrate halloween in massachusetts. josh cutler who represents pembroke just filed a bill to celebrate halloween on the last saturday in october, rather than october 31st. supporters say the change makes sense, kids won't be trick or treating when most people are driving home for work >> yes, please. sign me up. on. two more generous donors dropped off three rings at a wal-mart in whiteningville. a woman drop offed a ring in a kettle in wallettingham. one of those rings was appraised close to $700. >> the next day when we open up the kettle and we're counting to bring it to the bank, we heard a different noise and it was different, it didn't seem like coins, and when i looked ring. >> a few weeks ago the salvation army