miranda seemed to take a shot at blake who was in the audience with gwen. lambert changed a lyric in "little red wagon" from i live in oklahoma to -- >> i got the he will oll out of oklahoma. >> fans immediately noticed the lyric change, tweeting, quote, throw that shade and keep on looking hot while doing it. #savage. more like kicked out, but honey, when did you ever speak or honor truth? only we were there after mira a miranda's performance as her new husband, brendan mcln, helped her backstage. the couple chose the acms as their first public appearance since secretly tying the not. blake and gwen skipped the red carpet, so no awkward calls. he doesn't know it but we're done. sorry, buddy. >> there's my buddy, blake shelton. >> i got this. i got this though. so i'll be good too. i'm just going to be back here. >> we saw him come in with a beer and i swear, this is the truth, a security guy came up to him and tried to take it away from him. blake was cool, said, it's part of the schtick. he said no, you have to live with it. you can't take a country boy's

lemonis: alex runs honeydew, along with his wife, miranda.ears he spent working in the shadows. did you wonder if you were gonna potentially go to jail on certain days? absolutely. -you did? -absolutely. and what did you tell people you did for a living? well, i mean, i did do construction back then during the day, but then maybe early in the morning or late in the evening i had a few plants in the woods. and the thing i think i would be worried about is, okay, the state of california said it was legal. yeah. and then humboldt county gave me a license. but what if the federal government's like, "nope, we don't agree"? if the federal government is going to start somewhere, i would hope they would start with the big black-market producers crossing state lines. i want to see more. how can we do that? hop in my truck and go for a tour. lemonis: born in philadelphia, he came to humboldt in 1991, when he was just 19. this is our house, but we're going to run up to the top of that side of the ranch. alex never even told his mom what he did until rec

miranda brings her new husband and throws shade at her old one. >> blake will not return my calls. >> what happens at vegas ends up on "et". >> this is "entertainment tonight,". >> i'm becky from the "fuller house" to the rel house, could we see lori loughlin behind bars? >> felicity huff man pled guilty and lori got hit with another charge that has her facing decades in jail. >> loughlin wednesday ignored questions, a source tells et lori initially thought she would just get a slap on the wrist for her alleged role in the at missions scandal, now she is scared and in rough shape. prosecutors added an indictment, after we're told they rejected prosecutors initial plea offers, legal expert rachel stockman says lori should move fast on an agreement. >> according to the prosecution they have some pretty damning evidence in the form of tapes, recordings of lori. so i think it's going to be a very hard case to fight in court. >> and while the prospects of a 40-year sentence if convicted seems to have now sunk in, lor re's been criticized for her past public demeanor. >> in term of publicit

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miranda lambert talking about romance in the red carpet, debut with new husband.ey: that's right, first time she's been in public red carpet review with husband, nypd police officer, a lot of folks on social media saying job well done, even says that he's a police officer too, wow, gorgeous, miranda lambert and gorgeous husband are so gorgeous together. she got married, they did get married in february in private ceremony. heather: look at her dress, beautiful lime bright color. carley: they look fabulous. heather:nypd officer. carley: i believe active duty. heather: time now 26 minutes after the top of the hour, democrats not wasting any time slamming secretary nielsen after she resigned. so will immigration be top nick 2020 as it was in 2016, we will debate that coming up. first carrie underwood celebrating southbound in country music awards. heather: welcome back, look at top stories for you this morning, starting with fox news alert, homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen will stay on till wednesday after abruptly announcing resignation, she says she wan

reporter: the bodyguard serving catalino miranda follows him everywhere. the country's biggest bus operator refuses to follow the gangs' rules. he doesn't pay any protection money. that makes him a target. he has already survived four attempted hits while on his company's premises. catalino: we have surveillance reporter: he spends 25,000 euros caa month on security. there are security cameras on his buses, too. each journey is monitored closely.y. condititionsike this a are bad r business. miranda believes t that el salvador must rid itself of its gangs if it is to have a future. catalino: you need to have courage to take on the gangs. in el salvador we say ththat there's a lot of talk, but few people have the backbone to really stand up to it all. before you set up a business here, you have to coconsider te possibility of various things. kidnapping, harassment, extortion. reporter: el salvador's gang problem has its roots in the united states. in the 1980's, salvadorian immigrants set up criminal operations in los angeles. the u.s. deported the newly-for

. >> my cool points are going up a little bit with the kids >> as miranda steps out with her new n. > and -- we get wild in wine country with tina fey, amy poehler and their former "snl" co-stars. this is "entertainment tonight." ♪ entertainment tonight >>> thanks so much for joining us, everybody. certainly hope you had a great weekend. but no matter how good it was, chris pratt's was even better. >> here's the deal -- "avengers" endgame lit up the box office history, making history. chris toasted the love of his life at a star-studded bridal shower. >> congratulations, chris. >> hey, oprah, how was the party? >> hey, guys. >> hey, arnold, how are you? >> the 29-year-old bride-to-be wore white, of course. hair down. lace and fringe as she arrived the four-hour-long shower was held in the backyard. the high light -- chris sang and then gave a sweet toast. >> how can you not be glowing? >> you have to be involved in wedding planning. are you deeply involved? >> am i deeply involved? you know, i'm up to about my neck. you know, that's pretty deep. that's about five-foot-something to her

lin-manuel miranda loves "brooklyn!" and everybody was like, "who that?"ilton" had not come out yet. and i was like, "eh," los angeles. and then "hamilton" came out. and everybody was like, "do you know that lin-manuel miranda loves 'brooklyn?'" [ laughter ] i was like -- so we've been trying for a really long time to get hi, on the showd then through the whole cancellation, all of you,a seanstin. >> seth: sean astin, who's been on the show as well. >> who's been on the show. >> seth: mark hamill. >> mark hamill, we got to get him on. g >> seth:llermo del toro. >> got it. >> seth: i was waiting for my call. [ laughter ] >> no, no, no. avu've been on the show. >> seth: well, i hbeen on the show, i will say, you know this is -- like, lin got to go out in ke person, and li wear wardrobe, and have lines. >> yeah. t seth: my cameo was a -- i was a police sketch onhe show. >> yeah. [ laug er and applause ] that counts. >> seth: that counts? >> yeah. >> seth: i have to get the prop, thou. i really do love that a great deal. i'm going to try to trk that down. i th

the relationship between julian assange anjanette and his hosts really soured to moscow to blend in miranda who was elected as a dorian president he has a much more cautious stance a tougher stance towards the wiki leaks editor and it really kind of boils down to two different issues but you sort of came together over the past eighteen months one is that the ecuadorian authorities didn't like the fact that they said julian assange too is interfering in the international affairs in the affairs of other countries through his online activities through his activities as editor of wiki leaks but also there was this kind of domestic dispute by. laying beneath the surface as well last year julian assange was given a list of conditions that he needed to adhered to if he wanted to stay on the good side of his neck for dorrian hosts he was told they needed to tidy up often self clean his ball three and pay for his own food to pay for his own one tree cleanup after his talent which they threatened term leave and subsequently did to remove it embassy counter many of you may have seen it has its own twi

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of the documents regarding an offshore account in panama that these are allegations that president miranda tonight and also that wiki leaks denies publishing as well but we're going to keep you up to date on the developments as and when they happen with this breaking news. just check you know. to shoot here what the metropolitan police is saying there's an update at ten thirty three local summertime live this morning say a juice judge forty seven has to day thirty eleventh of april get arrested by officers from the metropolitan police service the m.p.'s at the embassy of ecuador and screw southwest one as we've been saying issued by westminster magistrate's court on the twenty ninth of june twenty twelve for failing to surrender to court since he's been taken into custody at the central london police station where he will remain says the met before being presented before westminster magistrates court as soon as possible so no data timing on the at the moment. the m.p.'s as a jew to do execute a further it says the warrant on behalf of westminster magistrates court i was invited into the em

toronto trying to tame returns home on t w dot com miranda tang's. sixty. sophia flourish has set out to become formula one world champion. the first woman world champion. but that. crash. yet anyone who's not me long enough knows i won't let something.

ana: chino miranda se convirtiÓ padre.en desgracia para un hombre- en minutos el impresionante choque de un auto contra la fachada del conversiÓn california. raÚl: usted que estÁ desayunando en su casa. cree que exista vida en otro planeta? lo averiguamos si usted se va a sorprender con las revelaciones y uno de los maestros asegura que no estamos solos. ana: no queremos estar solos sino queremos estar con ustedes. graicas por despertar con nosotros. raÚl: no te muevas y carlos: estamos comentando el caso del acrot mexicano que nos parte el corazÓn. Él no podrÁ salir de estados unidos y mientras tanto se le investiga por la muerte de un hombre hispano quien golpeÓ. un juez de florida le impuso una fianza y en arresto domiciliario pero pasÓ la noche en una cÁrcel de miami y maity interianosi el caso minuto a minuto. maity: comenzamos la maÑana con lo Último de lo que pasa con la noticia de pablo lyle. en este momento estamos viendo que estÁ ingresando una de los autobuses que viene para recoger o ir a dejar a las personas q

. >> reporter: for 25-year-old lauren miranda, working in education was her entire world. a math teacher at bellport middle school on the picturesque shores of long island where she grew up and spent her whole life. >> when i got a job three months after i graduated, i thought this was where i was supposed to be for the next 30 years. >> reporter: but one selfie she says she sent to an ex three years ago ruined her life. >> when i initially got questioned, my principal was in possession of it. and spun his computer monitor around, and there's -- there's the picture of myself. >> reporter: she says the school placed her on home assignment. ultimately letting her go. >> i received a text message thursday afternoon from my district union representative saying that the vote -- they voted on it last night, and that i'd been fired. >> reporter: determined to fight back, she hired an attorney and plans to sue the school district for $3 million. what's the message you're trying to send with this? >> men and women are equal. it's 2018. my chest is no more offensive than a man's che

and rica miranda is convinced that wind power is positive for his village and the environment but he's still waiting for utility companies to deliver on an old promise if you don't workers they're going to parties are willing to accept all changes it would bring about a lot of they are closed down a power plant there as far as i know it's still in operation so these promises are rarely kept as we see. nonetheless several coal fired power plants are slated to be shut to replace them or wind turbines and solar parts will soon be shaping the spanish countryside. where at least you can still drive there were open and free roads because cities around the world suddenly getting more and more crowded with the roads clogged by more and more cars certainly more cars than they were ever designed for some cities like london or singapore are fighting back with. taxes charging drivers on inner city streets all during certain hours now they've installed cameras to truck drivers license plates and it's helps them ease traffic and reduce their carbon footprint and by the way the united states is also

. >>> at 5:00, miranda is dealing with a shortage of major parking in downtown and that could mean pricey permits. we'll have that storyoing dot us at kpix5 at noo >> warm weather and time to head to the beach. >> enjoy the sunshine. >> or maybe my backyard. >> have a fantastic day. >> ridge: did you talk to hope about these designs? >> thomas: she's on board. >> brooke: [ chuckles ] oh, well, she should be. these are beautiful. >> thomas: yeah, i don't want to get ahead of myself, but, um, i think it's a good time to revitalize the line. and to revitalize hope. i hope you don't mind, but i-i set a meeting in a bit with the team. um... i want to fire them up. i want to inspire them to be there for hope. i'm gonna do everything i can to get her through this. ♪ ♪

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but miranda's attorney says she doesn't plan to sue because the image is not pornographic.he school district today declined to comment. shep? >> shepard: jacqui heinrich reporting live in new york city. jacqui, thanks very much. from the mueller investigation of this, all are certain. the russians did try to influence the american election. so now senators from both the republican party and the democratic party are teaming up to try to make sure just that part, russian interference, does not happen in the united states elections again. the republican senator marco rubio and chris van holland are called the deter act. it would impose sanctions on russian banks and energy companies if the feds find real evidence of any interference with u.s. elections by those russians. the top lawmakers, the two of them, introduced the same legislation last year. this time around, it has strong bipartisan support. so will it get a vote this time? >> shep, the deter act sponsors say their legislation is forward looking. chris van holland and marco rubio says everybody knows russia interfered

me hopesot-yesenia miranda meza- affordable housingate- it wasn't a question for me it was i'm here i'm going to make the 17 million renters voices be known>(robin) the pair stayed all night and joined hundreds of other activists at the state capitol calling for affordable housing. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... a mother and father are arrested after two boys were found in cages... find out why they will ánot be facing charges. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. spring tomorrow has begun with temperatures today out of the 70's and back down into the 60's. expect plenty of cloud cover overhead with showers arriving tomorrow with even cooler temperatures major hot spot ( robin ) no major hot spots. wb 80 minro delay on the cash lanes cat cafes... but how about a pig cafe? this micro pig cafe has opened its doors in tokyo. the cafe encourages its customers to cuddle and pet these little guys. they are known as "tea cup pigs" ... because of their small size. (robin) coming up on the

and have her on both the same question i'll begin with her on what's the next move for iran having miranda is it blocking the straits of hormuz. well there are many alternatives first of all iran is probably sounding substantially more oil than what's being declared just like when obama imposed sanctions it was stated that iran was exporting a million barrels a day but in reality it later turned out to be closer to two million but more importantly is that iran has alternatives remember if you look at the map iran's presence and iran's allies presence across the region region is substantial but also iran's presence in the persian gulf is very substantial and one of the options that iran has and is and that is being discussed now is just like during the war with saddam hussein to begin stop and searches in the persian gulf region again and that this would be directed at saudi arabia the united arab emirates but kuwait. iraq iran they can export import but because mohamed bin samana said he's going to take the war to run and because of the terrorist attacks that took place and the iranian int

we never want to be miranda. i am a white, male, southerner, episcopalian. some of that is redundant. i am fully aware that it is easy from my cultural vantage point to be more optimistic and clinical about the country, its past and its future. i totally get that. i also believe that -- a, i'm right. at least, this is my opinion. you can take it or leave it. that is what america is about, right? secondly, if people who look like me don't argue from history about what has made the country truly great, then the argument becomes even more divided and even more divisive. if we are not curious, if we are not humble, and if we are not candid, the enterprise frays and falls apart. i will leave you with this. i was lucky to be george h.w. bush's biographer. i will say this. the movement from george h.w. bush to where we are now in terms of the presidency in many ways disproves darwin. [laughter] i stole that line from henry adams. if you're going to steal, steal from henry adams. that is a basic rule. george bush was not perfect. by far. he did a lot of things to am

. >> we'll see performances by kelly clarkson, blake shelton, luke bryan and miranda lambert who willg a immediamedley o famous hits. reba will perform a song from her new album. >> it's a song called "freedom." >> could the song be about her new boyfriend skeeter? >> it's about a woman finding love after all of the bad relationships she had been in, and loving you feels like freedom. >>> coming up, more from -- >> "e.t." in vegas. >> country stars arrive in sin city. we're with maren morris after getting rejected by "the voice" and "idol." >> sometimes it pays to take the long way. >>> plus -- ♪ back street's back all right >> bsb breaking news after saying bye-bye to their show on the strip. >>> and our day at disney with avengers. how they became a real life superhero for these fans. >> they're like, who are you? thor? >>> first, the discovery channel is in egypt and we have an exclusive sneak peek at a two-hour live event they have planned for sunday night. >> doctor, we're standing next to what looks like the entrance to one of the tombs. is that right? >> this is the big surpris

she says she was inspired by miranda who took his hit hamilton to the island for -- >> a representative of the human race. >> mayo angelo's voice kicks off a trailer for "homecoming", a documentary of beyonce. it looks at her coachella performance that played homage to black colleges and universities. >>> and tom sellick is -- the 74-year-old actor will write about life in hollywood and life away from the camera. he's known if three men and a baby and blue bloods on cbs. chris martinez, cbs, los angeles. >>> march madness, save the best for last. big dance and they went into overtime. the finish when we come back. >>> looking outside. 10 minutes before 5:00. a clock of the city of san jose on this tuesday morning. we'll be right back. >>> good tuesday morning. we're watching the winds increase and that will be the case as we head through the day. cooler today, sunshine and windy. check out our daytime highs. a big difference compared to yesterday. 67 in mountain view and for santa clara. 68 for san jose and morgan hill. checking in for pittsburgh, antioch, 68. oakland and sanly an dra a

esta administraciÓn el departamento de justicia y seguridad nacional empezaron a separar la familia miranda potencialmente miles de familias hayan sido separadas entre ellas sin ni flore >>> para mÍ fue algo muy doloroso no se lo deseo a nadi >>> de acuerdo al reporte del ovino federastÁl reunir a toda a familia ser algo muy difÍcil porque mucho de los menores ya no estÁn bajo su custodia >>> el cemento de justicia tendrÁ que realizar al menos cuente 7000 casos de niÑos no acompaÑados que pueden custodia , falta por reunificar a 65 menore >>> me duele en el corazÓn ver que todavÍhaidos con sus madre de los Ángeles galpones prÁctico puedanoticias telemund >>> una camioneta repleta de migrantes que era perseguida por la patrulla fronteriza se volcÓ en una autopista de nuevo mÉxico, dos migrantes que salieron expulsados del vehÍculo con el impacto murieron en la cena, otras nuevo de fueron detenidos. segÚn el reporte oficial, los agentes ordenaron al chofer de la banda detenerse pero este acelerÓ desatando la persecuciÓn, uno millas mÁs adelante tratÓ de esquivar un dispositivo policial para.

miranda says she only sent the picture to one person. have you talked to him since this happened? >> briefly, but not in depth. this photo is so old. how does a three year old picture that i sent to an ex surface three years later in the hands of my students or some student that goes to the school? i think that's district's job to figure out and backtrack. i really do. i think that they were negligent by not figuring out the source of this. >> reporter: you're not interested in figuring out the source. >> at this point, i don't know if it would help me anymore. >> it is not warren's duty to focus on how the picture got out. its what the school's duty to do that and remain so. >> this case is about an employer that's just not keeping up with the times and has these really archaic notions of what sexually appropriate conduct is. when we have a crime victim who's being exploited for sexual reasons we can't just fire them. wse e to support>> reporter: firm represents victims of online privacy breaches. >> a reaction would be to investigate it, to help the victim report it to the polic

when her work life started to negatively affect her home life, miranda barrett made a major career change. it wasn't easy or quick, but she did it. she says one of the keys to successfully changing is to make a plan and be realistic about your situation. >> you have to think about commitments you have. you know, are there others waysc that you bridge the gap with short-term work. >> reporter: a leadership coach and ceo of d.p. leadership solutions says before you make a change, identify what you want. >> start to get really clear on what are you looking for in a new job that is going to get you where you want to go. what kind of organizations do you want to be working for, what kind of culture is important to you, what are the values that you've learned about what will help you work at your very best. >> reporter: she suggests making a list of the reasons why you want to make a change,llhat it wirequire, and learn how to say no to the things that stand in the way of you achieving your goals. and maybe most importantly, create a circle of people who will help you stay on track. above all a

>>and local news 24 hours a day, no commercials >>> message from miranda. did she change the lyrics to burn her ex blake shelton? and her red carpet debut with her nypd husband. >> their first public appearance since the two tied the knot in a secret wedding. >> and then coming home. >> as her family in the usa rejoiced in the kidnapped woman's rescue. >> and grand canyon danger alert. three deaths in eight days. inside edition investigates. wait medical you see what we found. >>

miranda barrett manages a busy life at home and at work. she spent a decade working at a nonprofit agency. she thought it was her dream job until it wasn't. she knew it was time to make a change when her work life began to affect her home life. >> and so for me, knowing it was time to make a change was the way i was interacting with my family at the end of the day, how i felt, i was exhausted all the time, i didn't have the energy to do when i loved to do. i realized it was because i was unhappy during the day. >> barrett began mapping the change and said it is one of the arst thing to do. >> you have to thiut what's realistic in terms of nances, who what -- what are the fixed costs you're going to have, is it reasonable to quit your job without having a job? >> feeling boarded at work, unchallenged, unfulfilled can be a subtle change it's time to make a change. >> the values of your organization change, up and realize i need to do something. i need to get another job, i need to push myself, i need to starterforming at a different level. th

miranda had a great night.lake had a great night. >> a lot to talk about in that department, too, which we'll get to. >>> our top story, a major shake-up inside the trump administration. >> kirstjen nielsen is out as secretary of homeland security. the move comes amid the president's growing frustration with the situation at the border. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the overnight developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to the both of you. secretary neilsen will stay on the job officially until wednesday to help with the transition as her tenure comes to an end after months of tension and controversy. a new era this morning inside one of the administration's most high-profile agencies with embattled secretary kirstjen nielsen out at the department of homeland security. multiple sources tell nbc news president trump had grown frustrated with neilsen's tenure as secretary giving her the opportunity to resign after a meeting at the white house sunday night. the president twe

miranda —— modi trying to get re—elected. an airline is absolutely vital in india.ternationally because ido find someone internationally because i do not think they will find anyone in india. and david will be back in about half an hour to review the main stories being covered by the global media. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: in its former glory — we'll have more on the historic significance of notre dame cathedral for the french people. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. the magazine's offices have been attacked and its editorial staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that paula's only contest was with the clock, and as for her sporting legacy, paula radcliffe's competitors will be chasing her new world best time for years to com

linnen miranda has made a u. turn in ecuador spall attacks the foreign politics of ecuador is far from sovereignty and completely deviated from the original focus with a conservative agenda i would even use the strong words sold out that not bearing sovereignty in relations to the us it is something that it if you think that i mean that we are talking about. the war. abuses and by all a sion of human and international right. there was a drawing of political asylum by ecuador is a gross violation of international law as well as violations of the right for political asylum and their arrest by british police within the compound of the dorian embassy is a disgrace. now a son faces an extradition hearing on the second of may so the next challenge is the legal action dition battle but one thing's for sure this expulsion and the potential consequences have gone is an outcry world wise about what free speech really means robot to human rights lawyer representing edward snowden believes a song she has already served his t

miranda is setting up a network of technicians able to service the equipment across africa. he's a technology enthusiastic himself and that helps. i've done this project. is the service guys from times on you know we came here so we had our drawings and our parts and we were put together within three weeks. also makes a smaller drive it can be used directly in the field to prepare a crop for storage a farmer could buy one or a service provider it could go from farm to farm with it. and that's good strategy if you don't prepare and drive the grain properly it goes mostly and eating foods that similarly unspoiled makes you sick of them can get diarrhea many other illness is under because. it's estimated that up to twenty percent of cereals and forty percent of fruits and vegetables in sub-saharan africa including here in a last spoilage smallholders rarely have the technical means to drive a crow they leave their nays to dry slowly in the fields as it does so it's a sceptical to pest some fungus what's more the fields are occupied and the next sowing the seeds has to wait cano

and have on both the same question i'll begin with her on what's the next move for iran having miranda is it blocking the straits of hormuz. well there are many alternatives first of all iran is probably sounding substantially more oil than what's being declared just like when obama imposed sanctions it was stated that iran was exporting a million barrels a day but in reality it later turned out to be closer to two million but more importantly is that iran has alternatives remember if you look at the map iran's presence and iran's allies presence across the region region is substantial but also iran's presence in the persian gulf is very substantial and one of the options that iran has and is and that is being discussed now is just like during the war with saddam hussein to begin stop and searches in the persian gulf region again and that this would be directed at saudi arabia the united arab emirates but kuwait at-at of iraq iran they can export import but because mohamed bin samana said he's going to take the war to run and because of the terrorist attacks that took place and the ira

officers were invited inside earlier on today and take a listen to what the president of ecuador let in miranda had to say about the reasons behind the rather dramatic move that the ecuadorian officer it seems to have taken in relation to g.-d. and us on. the discourteous and aggressive behavior of mr julian all seans give the hostile and freshening decorations of his annoyed organization. on especially the transgression of international treaties who have led the situation to a point where the asylum of mr assad regime is unsustainable on no longer horrible or. not in another part of that statement the president of ecuador said that it had been a soldier and decision to withdraw or treat us on just the side. citizenship often repeated violations of lenin were and i said to international conventions and daily life protocols now that statement that to me really summarizes the sort of two pronged issues that julian assange ended up hopping with his home in in terms of the ecuadorian all stories he is trustable he was accused of meddling in the affairs of other countries through his activities and

the golden gate last night so there's a lot of neighborhoods we may be hearing that fog horn and miranda or san francisco, this morning you can see the golden gates sticking up through that fog early on today. >>and you're not going to see it's super intrusive really just hovering up and down the coast and into the core of the bad times possibly affecting your bridge travel at times during the morning overall visibility should remain pretty good especially inland and under that good visibility and these clear skies you can expect temperatures to boost yet again today not quite as warm as they did yesterday but still warmer than average. clear skies on satellite and radar in our temperatures already starting off or really mild this morning. oakland to conquer different when he's sitting in the 60's berkeley at 55 right now the lay who at 57 with nap at a cool 53 pedal of up to the north bay, a little bit cooler than the rest at about 48 degrees for your current temperature. these numbers compared to yesterday much warmer. it is a mild start to the clinton conquered nearly 10 degrees warme

. >> mariana miranda pensaba que era sÓlo una protesta. >> no imaginamos que las cosa east iban a llegaruando veÍamos la concentraciÓn que se acercaba igual nosotros permanecemos acÁ porque nunca nos imaginamos que iban a derrumbar la puerta. >> mariana alertÓ a sus vecinos y se escondiÓ en un armario con sus bebÉsy su hija de ocho aÑos. >> nosotros en el cuarto e imaginando lo peor. >> todos nos escondimos. >> ellos no eran los Únicos venezolanos pidiendo auxilio. >> pedÍan presencia policial. >> igual que el dÍa anterior las autoridades no pudieron controlar la situaciÓn. las imÁgenes comenzaron a transmitirse en vivo en las redes sociales. >> se trasladaron al cuarto, agarraron colchones, partieron los vidrios acÁ, todo esto estaba lleno de vidrios. >> en olor y los gritos de odio le recordaron a hÉctor lobo algo que habÍa leído en libros de historia. >> el la historia de ana frank se repite aquÍ. >> la xenofobia que marcÓ el inicio del holocausto en alemania nazi de 1938. es la llamada noche de los cristales rotos. algo que nunca pensÓ que vivirÍa junto a su familia. >> primeroel pla

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him and his right to asylum so we break down every nation save the process year ever since lenin miranda came to power as president and took a much topless dollar against julian assange it's now the british government has a pretty tough starts. someone said the form of the sound of wiki leaks as well the u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt. mentioned today when commenting on someone just like that actually it was the ecuadorian authorities that were kept hostage by a cell and i'm not a solid and kept hostage in the ecuadorian embassy take a listen to what jeremy hunt had to say. but what we've shown today is that no one is above the law julian assange is no hero he's hidden from the truthful is due but also a very courageous decision by president in ecuador to resolve the situation. what's the reason may has said that she was the colemans say the politicians here in the british parliament welcome the arrest of julian the songe so she's expressed that particular message and now joining us on to as i said spend said that inside the exit door an embassy went and sold asylum that back in two

and have on both the same question i'll begin with her on what's the next move for iran having miranda is it blocking the straits of hormuz. well there are many alternatives first of all iran is probably sounding substantially more oil than what's being declared just like when obama imposed sanctions it was stated that iran was exporting a million barrels a day but in reality it later turned out to be closer to two million but more importantly is that iran has alternatives remember if you look at the map iran's presence and iran's allies presence across the region region is substantial but also iran's presence in the persian gulf is very substantial and one of the options that iran has and is and that is being discussed now is just like during the war with saddam hussein to begin stop and searches in the persian gulf region again and that this would be directed at saudi arabia and the united arab emirates but kuwait . iraq iran they can export import but because mohamed bin samana said he's going to take the war to run and because of the terrorist attacks that took place and the irania

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