lemonis: alex runs honeydew, along with his wife, miranda.r cry from the years 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

and musical guest miranda lambert! featuring jon batiste and "stay human."live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: oh, come on! oh, got a spring in my step! that's right! ( cheers and applause ) whoo! whoo! whoo! have a seat, everybody! thank you so much! we canal one and all! whoo! welcome one and all to "the late show." i am your host stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) happy new year! happy new year to all. hope 2020 is off to a great start to you. happy to be back. really excited to be here. there recently have been momentous world-shaking events, and let's get right to the big story everybody's talking about. the 77th annual golden globe awards ceremony! oh! it was a night of glitz and glamour, and god help us, we might be going to war with iran. all the stars were there as we inch closer to yet another tragically ill-considered military conflict, including salma hayek, whose gucci dress featured a neckline that didn't leave much to the imagination. unless you're imagining

the deputy said that's when he read cara her miranda warning.remain silent and have an attorney. but did he? >> there is absolutely zero doubt in my mind that miranda was never read. >> reporter: and if cara wasn't read her rights, then that statement would be thrown out. a jury would never hear it. so there was a hearing. the prosecutor questioned the deputy. >> did you read her her miranda warning? >> i did. >> how long had she been in the patrol car when you did that? >> about 15 minutes. >> reporter: and here's how the deputy said cara responded. >> her comment was, "yes, i understand." >> reporter: but cara swore that never happened. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: who was right? that's when futerman got a big idea. >> we got a lip reader. >> reporter: you got a lip reader? >> we got a lip reader. i was looking at this video and i started thinking. i said, "if he so-called read miranda, even though the sound's not on, if we get a lip reader we're going to be able to tell if she answered like he explained that she answered." >> reporter: and

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my name is julia miranda and i have three children at brian elementary. i'm a parent leader with innovate public schools. i am very happy to be representing hundreds of parents from brian elementary here tonight. [speaking spanish language] >> i'm here to support the -- the resolution for latino students. thank you, commissioners lopez and sanchez for your leadership and being champions to fight for our children. it was about time that people notice us. we finally feel value and we will not stop until these resolutions become a reality. [applause] [speaking spanish language] >> this resolution will provide guidance for committees for elac in schools to form ideas that will better support english learners. [speaking spanish language] >> as elac parents, we will continue to increase our leadership in schools and uphold the latinx resolution to ensure that parents are represented in this process. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. my name is debra summers. my -- i'm a parent and a p.t.a. board member at harvey milk civil rights academy. my kids are in th

miranda struggles to rejoin the living, longing for the heaven of her dream. her desolation is not only the illness she is recovering from but the loss of adam. whose death she experiences as a cruel trick. the novella ends with ironic declaration of the promise of the future. she writes, "no more war, no more plague, empty streets, the dead, cold light of tomorrow. now, there would be time for everything.:" ." the novella ends with a profound sense of despair. it anticipates central themes that come up in other sources. -- sources that i was able to find. the physical cost for those who suffered and survived. the grief experienced by those who lost loved ones. and the dislocation so many americans experienced in their lives shattered by the pandemic. others too wrote expansively about the epidemic's cost. another important novel is "look homeward angel," in which the main character returns home from college in an emergency because his brother is dying of influenza. this happened to thomas wolfe. he writes in unsparing detail about how awful it was to watch hi

tom: miranda carr, give us a more fuzzy view. business investment support the chinese economy? miranda: the interesting thing is there will be a lot of rebounding in the chinese economy that is not going to come from trade. it is nice to have but it is not essential, and it measures -- it already -- it is measures that the government put in place last year, infrastructure and monetary easing. the auto market is beginning to stabilize. factorsese domestic which were a drag last year are now improving. conversely, the consumer is the one that is being hit because you have rising pork prices and rising food prices. as we come into the key new year festival and everyone should be going out and spending, it may be the time that the soon -- that the consumer starts to rain in and does not buy anymore and that is where we are seeing tension in the short-term. a lot of the more cyclical traditional sectors are going to benefit. view the how should we default that are happening in china? miranda: in some ways it is a good thing, but it is

so the miranda bill was enacted to ensure protections for the youth. and i remind you this ordinance was written as a result of the police interactions with students when a gun was discharged at the high school. and since april, we have provided 24/7 consultation for 152 youths. of those, 27 youths, 17 were 13-year-olds. six were 12-year-olds and three were 11 and yes, 1:10-year-old. so the reason for the legislation, we need to move forward on -- [off mic] i want to give you copies of the training that i did with the s.r.o.s. >> you can pass that to -- >> after they continue the training -- >> just so you know, the item regarding the juvenile issue has been moved to january 8. and i have asked the chief to include you in conversation. i think you're too humble to sort of say all -- to list all of your achievements, but you are one of the experts in this field. you were appointed to a federal board under the obama administration on juvenile justice. you've worked tirelessly in this area and have received national recognition. i think this is a great re

so the miranda bill was enacted to ensure protections for the youth. and i remind you this ordinance was written as a result of the police interactions with students when a gun was discharged at the high school. and since april, we have provided 24/7 consultation for 152 youths. of those, 27 youths, 17 were 13-year-olds. six were 12-year-olds and three were 11 and yes, 1:10-year-old. so the reason for the legislation, we need to move forward on -- [off mic] i want to give you copies of the training that i did with the s.r.o.s. >> you can pass that to -- >> after they continue the training -- >> just so you know, the item regarding the juvenile issue has been moved to january 8. and i have asked the chief to include you in conversation. i think you're too humble to sort of say all -- to list all of your achievements, but you are one of the experts in this field. you were appointed to a federal board under the obama administration on juvenile justice. you've worked tirelessly in this area and have received national recognition. i think this is a great re

miranda devine, columnist for "the new york post," she has been covering the royal drama.. you and i were talking off camera. this is the tea that needs to go scones to soften up. overarching question, why really are harry and meghan leaving? >> i think because meghan doesn't like the scriptures of the monarchy. being part of the royal family, having to subsume her own personality for the good of the royal family. and also because she is married to the second fiddle. i think she's used to being the star, and really william and kate are the stars. there is so much that has been written about, probably half of it is not true. but i think at the essence you have a situation where you have two sisters in law that don't get on. and that rankles very much with meghan markle, an independent actress in her own right. came into the royal family as an adult who has achieved a lot in life. well, you know, for in actress. >> harris: you give an example of when they were at the lion king opening, and he said something happened with bob iger of disney that kind of got you to pay attenti

omar miranda nos cuenta que fue despedido en tres minutos.e no era nada personal, era simplemente que estaban haciendo cumplir la ley. >> eso planea preguntas incÓmodas mientras que el presidente donald trump continÚa su campaÑa por un segundo mandato en la casa blanca y mientras los demÓcratas buscan expulsarlo del cargo a travÉs de un juicio polÍtico. a principios de este aÑo uno de sus trabajadores nos llevÓ a la propiedad de donald trump y nos mostrÓ cómo trabajÓ en las sombras a plena luz del dÍa. otros nos contaron lo mismo que nunca fueron cuestionados sobre su ciudadanÍa ni su estatus laboral. >> yo no llene ninguna aplicaciÓn, nada mÁs entreguÉ una social que conseguÍ. >> otro aÑo amargo para estos trabajadores, inmigrantes sin papeles y sin trabajo. hasta el momento la organizaciÓn de donald trump no ha contestado nuestras preguntas. desde manhattan, regreso con ustedes. >> las autoridades de virginia occidental despidieron a la instructora y 34 alumnos de una academia de guardias penitenciarios despuÉs de ser fotografiados haciendo

have to squint to see the action because his view is much higher than even the nobleed seats alex miranda got a chance to see the view for himself. the best view of super bow 54 might not even be in the stadium. >>carnival cruise lines airship a 120 foot blp that looks like a floating cruise shi and the strawberry daiquiri as a literal bird's eye view of the biggest event in south florida man terry this is the coolest job ever only 5 blimps and the whole country and you fly this one the others 5 in the united states is rohly about 12 in the world for second and tell you that will come all the way across the country from califonia. so too has about 7 to 10 days to get here. so we brought fun to the big game here this weekend there wi put on our seat belts are tied boar ride but will be a nice flight that atno time to waste it was soon timefor takeoff.it on te about 10 minutes to get to hard rock stadi from north perry rport in pembroke pines perfect time for a quick lesson in the age old technology behind ablett >>and it wasn't long before we got what we came >>hannah kent and dealers can

a retaliated with homophobic slurs against greenwald and more recently against his husband david miranda who's a member of congress he also said that the 2 men's marj and their adopted children was a fraud to avoid deposition but isn't this story about more than just the intercepting greenwald there are so many reporters in brazil who say that this president simply doesn't value basic press freedoms that's right and this sends a clear message to reporters ember though that doing journalism interacting with sources and fence incident cereal could land you in jail i spoke of the interest that leandro demoting about the atmosphere. for the media in brazil back is going to no intercept content legal so move to put the next level is my is in is event i . want 97 as it were presidential but as usual some are not entitled to if they sent and we started. but i mean. you know that i know he said well usually. plus obviously eric not us john not used to so much do we need. to because you. are not a jeezy bad use of me on this. be. more of this baseball the regionals or not you don't any potential

some kind of packages i was always successful in getting through the entrance gates to the tram to miranda vote as the security guards usually failed to notice me you had to find a place between the carry so you could quickly disappear into the crowd after getting off i saw a terrible things there too many people in the streets many wheelbarrows full of dead people mostly jews assume many starving and doing children on the streets on the small ghetto square there were more than half a 1000000 jews in the ghetto people were not human beings german could walk by and punch jap shooter shot a person and people were treated like dirt as we were liberated by the soviet soldiers outside the town of flubber then i spent 2 months in the soviet hospital there i found out that the warsaw had been free due to the people who survived were very happy and stander students of the war was over. however the polish government does not celebrate the occasion limiting commemorations to 2 events organized privately in recent years poland has portrayed the soviet union as equally responsible for the war as nazi

a retaliated with homophobic slurs against greenwald and more recently against his husband david miranda who's a member of congress he also said the 2 men's marj and their adopted children was a fraud to avoid deposition but isn't this story about more than just the intercept and greenwald there are so many reporters in brazil who say that this president simply doesn't value basic press freedoms that's right and this sends a clear message to reporters ember though that doing journalism interacting with sources and fence of material could land you in jail i spoke of the intercepts leandro demoting about the atmosphere. for the media in brazil was attacked is going to out intercept contact legal so move to protect who deliver his muzzle is a valid and i. want one place of as it were presidential but as usual some are not indulgent to his daily self and we started to do so start parliament patently 1st place well if we're late to images of our plus embassy election not us journalist the songs who we need will be the last you in college she was both a genius manages imbra bettors meet him on

sure that's averaging 14 minutes to make it from crockett down to oakland, 24 doing just fine for miranda through the caldecott to the oakland maze. i don't see any problems that you need to worry about for the macarthur freeway or the nimitz it's going to be an easy trip to downtown oakland 8.80 clocking in at 10 minutes from to 38 to 9.80. well the 40 niners are in the nfc championship game for the first time since 2013 to 2013 season, and it's against the packers who they already beat easily. so the game is this sunday at levi's stadium, we're very excited. back when the 2 teams met on november 24th the niners say put together one of their most memorable performances of the year. the defense act. aaron rodgers, 5 times and held the packers to just a point. the niners often score 37 point. but head coach kyle shanahan is making sure that his team takes the packers seriously in this rematch. >>don't be a student as that's not real and that this is about sunday's game. i mean 2000 stories of things like that some parts and love playing into my history, i've been a part of. so members of t

for panhandlers in need of assistance over the past 2 years we've seen a 7% decrease in homosassa miranda, 28% reduction in chronic homelessness. >>so we really are investing in the solutions we want people in the public to know andrew henning is the city's director of homeless planning. he says similar signs have been posted in other counties cities like mill valley, he notes that although there are some safety concerns associated with panhandling the main reasoning behind the signs is that the city is focused on long-term solutions to ending chronic homelessness from some of our pan and when hot spots you know a couple blocks away we different services for mental health health care housing location employment services, so there's a lot of services that people want to take advantage of them, but smith is reluctant and skeptical down really helped me up and they're handing says the city plans on eventually doubling the number of posted signs in sandra fell felecia call kron 4 news for us take a live look outside show you how things are shaping up our friday night people are on the move or

john kelly, artÍfice de parte de la estrategia de detenciÓn de miranda de gobierno de donald trump, es california, kelly se beneficia de la industria de detenciÓn que Él mismo ayudÓ a crear. >>es un conflicto de intereses. es un seÑor que tenÍa el poder... y se encargaba de estas detenciones. y ahora estÁ ganando dinero por eso. a mÍ se me hace que tenemos que investigar la conexiÓn. reportero: la industria de detenciÓn estadounidense, que lucra con el dolor inmigrante, enfrenta otro escÁndalo igualmente grave. mÚltiples denuncias por el abuso sistemÁtico de los derechos humanos de los detenidos,hombres, mujeres, niÑos y sus historias no podrÍa ser mÁs dramáticas. leÓn: mÁs adelante, vamos a conocer el caso de un hombre que escapÓ de la persecución en centroamÉrica y aquÍ se encontrÓ con un calvario que le pusieron las autoridades migratorias. para analizar mÁs sobre este tema, hoy estÁ el abogado de inmigraciÓn vÍctor nieblas . cÓmo estÁs? bueno, es un negocio. estamos hablando de una industria. abogado: estas industrias quieren ganar dinero. lo que veo siempre que vamos a estos centr

iraq who stormed the american embassy compound in baghdad so we're going to go to you now mohamad miranda who is the head of the american studies department at the university of tehran who joins us from the iranian capital it's good to have you with us a guest we had on earlier was very blunt in her assessment she said frankly she considers this a declaration of war by the united states against iran the united states of course considered customs all the money a terrorist accused him of planning further actions against u.s. personnel and u.s. diplomats what's your immediate assessment of what's happened today and the consequences that flow from that. it is definitely an act of war because the regime in washington has assassinated a senior iranian military figure it is also an act of war against the iraqi yeah. we just seem to have lost mohammad marandi there if we get him back we will come back to him in the main tell us more bring you some more reaction that we're getting we're getting reaction as it's coming in of course to this and so much as it is these days comes across on twitter now

editor of the highly read "dailymail.com, miranda devine.y, i want you all the time on fox news. you do a great job. if you are not reading these two court papers. i almost felt sorry for the queen. >> i think we all did. to be honest, that's why everyone in the u.k. was really upset by this, because of how the queen was treated. not only do not treat the crane likqueen like that, you don't tt your grandmother like that. >> sean: is it true that he was friends with meghan markle? >> he wasn't friends. he knew her briefly, had a drink with her. he's angry with her for that reason. but i think, still, all of this criticism has been very vicious. >> sean: is this going to be horrible for me to say this? am i allowed to say this? >> yes, you can say that. >> sean: he is now, what number? >> he sixth in line to the throne. it's not about getting that. it's about doing your duty as a member of the royal family. i don't begrudge them that whatsoever. i think they deserve their independence. the thing i take issue with is the way they've gone about

jillian: miranda devine, thanks for being here. everyone is curious about this.y royal. >> the queen has been generous and conciliatory in her statement, they are trying to keep harry in the movement of family. rob: the queen's announcement, my family and i are entirely supportive of their desire to create a new life, and prefer them to have full-time working member the royal family, these are complex matter for the family to resolve and there's more work to be done. what do you think the queen is thinking? that harry is under megan's spelled? >> who knows what she is thinking but you can tell from her careful words she gives away quite a bit. what she said, she moved away from being full-time royals. she respect their decision. the biggest clue as the sussexs, the statement that a progressive knew who, which is code for being work. that is what megan has imported into the royal family, this kind of hollywood vacuous virtue signaling celebrity work and you could tell when donald trump went to buckingham palace last year. and they were conspicuously no shows becau

. >> you spoke with carmen miranda, hired by trump in 2013. fake documents he purchased for $120. they know something is illegal. the owner know and the wine maker knows. if that's the case, -- >> there could be legal liability. this is unequal in terms of enforcement. employers like trump and much likely to face consequences than the undocumented workers are. there could be liability. >> from your article, immigration, he waits until the fields are ten and grapes picked wine made and he then discards them. >> what do you want to get on the first slide? >> he's hoping to prove, they were fired a couple of days ago. he's hoping they could get visas to stay in the country because in his mind a witness to a crime. but, federal prosecutions violations of immigration laws. that's his hope to use the knowledge of trump organization and as leverage to stay in the country so they can tell their story. >> the former employee met with donald trump, he had nothing but kind words for them. did that make it more shocking a few days before. >> muir reasiran

my name's miranda martin. i'm the policy director for parents for public schools of san francisco. i'm here on behalf tonight of parents for public schools of san francisco in support of this resolution. it complete aligns with our mission to support every sch l student in every public school in our community. we know that many aspects of it reflect what we've been hearing for many years in both public and private listening sessions in both public and private learning opportunities. specifically the fact that it involves a process for access to data that's specific to the outcomes for latinx students and really just for paying close attention to those outcomes. also, the fact that there are oversight bodies that explicitly include parents, students, and community members. and finally, the explicit definition of community roles and wraparound services in making these improvements happen in the services that we're able to provide this community. so i applaud all the efforts in bringing this resolution, drafting it and bringing it through the process, and we're really proud to support

my name is julia miranda and i have three children at brian elementary. i'm a parent leader with innovate public schools. i am very happy to be representing hundreds of parents from brian elementary here tonight. [speaking spanish language] >> i'm here to support the -- the resolution for latino students. thank you, commissioners lopez and sanchez for your leadership and being champions to fight for our children. it was about time that people notice us. we finally feel value and we will not stop until these resolutions become a reality. [applause] [speaking spanish language] >> this resolution will provide guidance for committees for elac in schools to form ideas that will better support english learners. [speaking spanish language] >> as elac parents, we will continue to increase our leadership in schools and uphold the latinx resolution to ensure that parents are represented in this process. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. my name is debra summers. my -- i'm a parent and a p.t.a. board member at harvey milk civil rights academy. my kids are in th

and miranda divine explains more coming up on "the daily briefing." >> harris: queen elizabeth has issuedupport to take a step back for harry and meghan to relinquish their royal duties. now aim any kellogg is live in london. i read the statement live as it happened. what part are we talking about? >> i'll get to that. this may have been a hint, this language. may have just been for the same of informality, which is in keeping with the whole tenor of that statement as you know. the statement really, harris, did a lot to calm the mood here in the u.k. about who slighted whom over what and how. here's that statement and that bit. "my family and i are supportive of harry and meghan's desire to create a life as a young family. we would have preferred them to be full time members of the family." so the queen's use of harry and megan as opposed to the duke and duchess got people speculating. she does refer to them as the sussexes. after all, this is about family. >> a massive fan of the queen and the royal family as a fantastic asset for our country. i absolutely am confident that they are goin

. >> they arrested her, took her downtown, read her miranda rights and then questioned her without an attorney. at the time elizabeth, remember, was just barely 15 years old. and what did she say after two hours in that room? >> i told the story. >> the whole story? >> uh-huh. >> elizabeth confessed it all. every grisly detail of that awful night in the shannon house. assuming, that is, that what she told the detectives was actually true. >> it got to the point where i finally did for her. but it never would have happened without her. >> her. her very own mother joan shannon. she insisted her mom had wanted david dead for months. first by trying to poison him. then later recruiting one of liz's friends to kill him. and finally -- >> she was like, would you be brave enough to do this? >> to do what? >> she wanted me to kill my step dad. >> in 25 years on the job, detective murphy had never heard a story quite like this. he pressed further, he said, pushing elizabeth to explain how her mother talked her into murder. and the answer, elizabeth says now, was this. it was love given and wit

paragraph 2 now reads officers may not interrogate or obtain a miranda waiver or engage in unnecessary conversation with detained youth unless and until the following two conditions are met and those conditions are outlined in the department bulletin. recommendation 2, recommended the changing of the privacy language provided by counsel to the extent feasible. member shall ensure the youth are able to meet and talk with legal counsel and youth are provided with a right to privacy when talking to legal counsel. we did come to a compromise on that after discussion with the d.p.a. the language was changed to members shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that youth are able to talk or meet with legal counsel in private and that has been updated in the draft language that you have in front of new the d.b. point number 3 was the suggestion to include the l.e.p. requirements for d.g.o.5.20 in the body of the d.b. although we did not include specifically that language in the body of the d.b., we did come to the compromise that would be specifically addressed in training on this d.b. and th

miranda made american history.broadway stage in living color, wow and the solar eclipse, when it got dark, we got goose bumps we realized how small the planet is we share what life on this planet can be and wish it could be like that all the time. >> wow >> it goes on and on we can talk about syria and refugees and brexit. that's what we could do in our space. >> have you seen harry better than me? >> it is harry >> and putting ten years in four minutes. >> we thought we share some of our favorite things in the past decade you want to start? >> book sales up >> yes >> a little bit by little bit. their are some of my favorites this year. the first ever native american po poet those of you who love american history, this is fantastic, jill lepore, this is just smashingly great. >> you are amazing >> okay. >> get out of here >> yes, we know. >> mine is not as prolific as harry here i went with amazon prime it started before this decade but it took off where i order everything i don't go to the drugstore anymore. i hav

speaking of washington heights, it's indicative that lin manuel miranda and - - in the heights has ofis scene and seen one where the main character is a bodega owner named - - and has this one verse where he says, in five years when this whole city is hipsters, who will miss us? you are seeing the same kinds of transformations in chicago. the Ãa mexican immigrant center that had been there for decades. people were not moving up and they painted the entire thing over, causing a huge community outcry. this was one of the - - that exists to latino barrios. a few years ago, an immigrant from mexico to chicago named - - described an incident that i think sums up the aspects of u.s. metropolitan history. he told the story this with. if an anglo guy comes along. the Ãhe is speaking spanish. i tell him, what can i do for you? he says, this is my father's house and i want to buy it. i tell him, it's not for sale. but i like it here. i was born in this neighborhood. i asked, so why did you leave. he said i don't know why my father moved out, he just moved us out. we latinos think these american

mom was not allowed in there and they you know had given them lawyers they all waived their their miranda rights. to that. this is very very serious this may be very we don't know if this woman is there. i want to know exactly where you are and exactly what and exactly what you said. after seeing those pictures i'm sure that you can see. what it is to what. it is hard for people to understand how this can happen how how they could produce a confession to something they didn't do and it really is a complicated set of stories there is no one reason. you know corey was confessed to get out of this bad situation he was under intense pressure for many many hours right he was likely be told that others were giving stories and that he needed to cooperate in order to go it is very telling in the central park 5 case that every one of them every one of the boys and every one of the parents who were present were surprised that the boys were arrested after their statements every one of them thought i was going home well you know what that sounds crazy right here thought you were gone or confess to a

friends who are also criminals [ laughter ] i mean, we all know every friend group has a carrie, a mirandalotte, and a roger who looks like mary poppins' coked up ex-boyfriend [ laughter ] that, of course, is roger stone, a long-time associate of president trump in his actual outfit from the inauguration and on friday stone opened his magic umbrella and teleported himself to jail. >> roger stone, the self-proclaimed dirty trickster and long-time associate of president donald trump and ally was found guilty in federal court of witness tampering and lying to congress about his pursuit of rand e-mails damaging to hillary clinton's 2016 election bid. >> man, who could have guessed this guy was a criminal? [ laughter ] i mean, he looks like a character from the 1960s adam west "batman." [ applause ] when they closed the door of his jail cell, it'll go, "wham, clank, pow!" stone is now at least the sixth trump associate who's been convicted of or pled guilty to a crime. and i'm not even including trump's current lawyer rudy guiliani who we found out friday is under investigation for his links to

defender's office who has received national awards on her work in juvenile issues, juvenile detention, and miranda warnings. i think has also helped, you know, the legislation that was crafted by the board of supervisors. those are my two issues. then i have an issue with fdrb after that. >> chief, january 8th, will that be enough time? >> i think it should be. >> do we have room on the january 8th calendar? >> we do. >> we will move line item two to the january 8th agenda. >> my other thing with the fdrb report, we did not receive that until yesterday and i have been noticing instances where the department has things put on the agenda on the calendar and it will hit friday when we have to post it online, but we as commissioners do not receive the material until monday late monday or even tuesday, which isn't fair to us because as you know, we all have full-time jobs most of us read this stuff on night and weekends. the fdrb report is very important. i received it yesterday, because apparently the department did not provide it, and it should have been in on friday. i will ask you, chief, to hold t

>>over the past 2 years we've seen a 7% decrease in homosassa miranda, 28% reduction in chronic homelessness so we really are investing in the solutions we want more people in the public to now. >>although there are some safety concerns associated with panhandling center fells director of homeless planning says the main reason behind the sign says to focus on long-term solutions to try to end chronic homelessness some are signs have been posted and other marine county cities, including mill valley. >>let's take a live look outside on this friday night to see how things are shaping up looking out over the bay area you can see little fall again with out to something looks much prettier the last night. the thing so i was clear last night it's friday night and other on a friday night yeah asked there yeah looking good it's a little cloudy out there right now and certainly we have had some scattered showers out there most that has been very light so far but i think as we get through the weekend. we'll see some heavier amounts of rain moving in the good news is i think will be the timing on when t

paragraph 2 now reads officers may not interrogate or obtain a miranda waiver or engage in unnecessary conversation with detained youth unless and until the following two conditions are met and those conditions are outlined in the department bulletin. recommendation 2, recommended the changing of the privacy language provided by counsel to the extent feasible. member shall ensure the youth are able to meet and talk with legal counsel and youth are provided with a right to privacy when talking to legal counsel. we did come to a compromise on that after discussion with the d.p.a. the language was changed to members shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that youth are able to talk or meet with legal counsel in private and that has been updated in the draft language that you have in front of new the d.b. point number 3 was the suggestion to include the l.e.p. requirements for d.g.o.5.20 in the body of the d.b. although we did not include specifically that language in the body of the d.b., we did come to the compromise that would be specifically addressed in training on this d.b. and th

alan:gina miranda, felicidades, hermosa.rsonal está protegida. ¡el censo ya viene! dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. ♪ ♪ m satcha: "despierta amÉrica" no se detiene. aumenta el nÚmero de contagiados por el coronavirus en medio de un cierre de emergencia que repercute a 11 millones de personas. esta maÑana escucha lo que revela el hispano que atiende al hombre contagiado en estados unidos. alan: la nieta no reconocida de plÁcido domingotiene mucho mÁs para decir. confiesan las condiciones que vivÍa y hastadÓnde llegó por necesidad. satcha:te decimos cÓmo le contesto natalia a su ex maluma. alan: si creÍas que el escÁndalo real se habÍa acabado, hoy sabrÁs que vuelve a empezar. el papa de meghan markle vuelve al ataque y ahora es por dinero. >> un saludo, me encanta, siempre los veo todos los dÍas. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> estamos contentos, 23 de enero de 2020. >> ya sabes la hora que es, es la hora que te mueve. >> hay controversia. alan: tendremos la segunda parte de la entrevista con lita no reconocida de plÁcido domingo. carlos: ayer

. >> seth: and you were on the "electric company" with lin-manuel miranda and this is five years beforeu played a bad apple. >> yeah. >> seth: and lin-manuel played a hot dog. >> yeah. >>e these? >> yeah. he wrote all the songs for that show >> seth: gotcha. and it was not as popular as hamilton [ laughter ] and i think the audience will agree as we take a look. ♪ dro where do i start oh this is dreadfu you want some negative words i got a handful ♪ ♪ of rhymes that are terribl and wicked ♪ ♪ and i could make the terribl terrific when kick it ♪ ♪ what what wicked i can flip it and reverse it ♪ ♪ and make it wonderful without the need to rehearse it ♪ ♪ take a head full of drea make it dreamy ♪ ♪ i could turn your sadness into smile when you see me ♪ ♪ oh leave me alone i think this place is awful ♪ ♪ you're a frankfurte well i prefer a falafe every waffle every frozen foo is horrendous ♪ ♪ and this is going from awesome thter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: it's amazing. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: and then, he was like, "you know what, i'm going to get out of the f

been detained and taken away on clearly been but the independent filmmaker who was inside said no mirandat sound like they were being arrested, but they for sure were detained and taken out of here we've seen a lot of people here talking we earlier heard live from about carol fife she's with oakland a's and she was saying you know this is not okay housing is a right and she was saying these are moms a lot of people i think were this tension has been growing at least with the police here this morning. it's the fact that these these a sheriff's deputies, they have heavy rifles, they have guns and that really is threatening a lot of people here they feel very threatened and they are saying you know you're you're bringing tactical response to moms who are living in a house, they said shame on you for that so that is what's really driving the passion with people right now so people are still here. and they're still screaming here around screaming everyone's filming their own videos on their phones something we see a lot and sheriff is still inside i did talk to the moms as they were being deta