-miranda: hi! -lemonis: hi, how are you? -i'm marcus. -miranda: hi, i'm miranda. lemonis: hey, miranda, how are you? -is this your place? -miranda: this is it. lemonis: how long have you been in the business? miranda: 10 years. we started in my house. i had chronically chapped lips my entire life. and so my daughter was born -- she's now 11 -- and while breastfeeding, started using lanolin -- for breastfeeding -- on my lips. lemonis: the nipple gets chapped. okay. miranda: and i'm like, "oh, i'll put it on my lips," and they were healed for the first time in 30 years. lemonis: now, what is lanolin? miranda: lanolin comes from sheep. it's like an oil, like, a protective coating on their fur. lemonis: i think it's especially cool when somebody starts a business that is meant to solve a problem. sometimes necessity is the mother of invention. miranda: this is where we started. that's the lano lip. this is my original formula, and it's got medical-grade lanolin, jojoba, sweet almond oil, and vitamin "e" because in my heart, my goal was to help people with chapped lips

. ♪ we in the house come on >>> tonight join jimmy and his guests lin-manuel miranda.enya barris musical guests michael stipe and big red machine's aaron decemberer ben platt and the roots crew rps or and now here's jimmy. >> welcome to "the tonight show." thank you so much for watching i'm jimmy fallon and i love you. thank you so much for watching the show it's been a rough few months for president trump. his approval rating has plummeted, his handling of the pandemic and protests have been a disaster, his rally in tulsa was seen as a flop he decided to tour himself up. >> president trump toured a section of the border wall in arizona today. >> jimmy: trump visited the wall today. in time of crisis it's important to be with your loved ones trump said he loves barriers that block dangerous things, then went back to not wearing a mask it was quite a scene when trump arrived as his entire staff hopped the wall into mexico. adios! see you at my book signing yep, trump celebrated the 200th mile of his wall, even though the border is 2,000 miles long instead of finishing t

not so, ernesto miranda. he was retried and convicted again, this time based on a confession he made to his girlfriend. he had a habit of confessing to anyone around. he was freed in 1972 and two months later stabbed to death in a bar fight. his assailants were informed of their miranda rights. they declined to speak and were released as suspects in the case and never re-apprehended. all his cases were very controversial in their day, none more so than miranda, but while they were shocking notions, to warren, they were a natural outgrowth of prosecutorial professionalism. in one area, his upbringing did not serve him well. his aversion to vice, which was so much part of his youth and young adulthood, carried over into pornography. his courts recall him saying that if any man showed this to one of my daughters, i would punch him in the mouth. he had a really visceral reaction to pornography, noble instance as a person and father, but they did not help him and determining how much expression the first amendment

miranda: the lip gloss tis a healing lip gloss... woman: it's so smooth. lemonis: ...a cosmetic company that uses a special ingredient. miranda: this is my original formula, and it's got medical-grade lanolin. lemonis: it's a big idea with huge potential. miranda: and the company's grown from on my stove to a little over $3 million this year. lemonis: i'm impressed. but the owners won't stop developing new products. what is this? miranda: those are light-up tweezers. lemonis: products that no one wants. layne: these right here are all the bottles i can't sell. -lemonis: all the way back here? -layne: yes, sir. lemonis: and their branding is completely chaotic. -interesting? -katia: mnh-mnh. -lemonis: interesting? -katia: no, that's weird. it just feels all over the place. lemonis: if i can't get them to follow my plan... i don't feel like you're trusting me. ...and develop a whole new look...

but the baby decided to make a grand entrance and was caught on ring video miranda christian has the story. >>baby born in a parking lot mom susan anderson was on her way to a peaceful pregnancy pathways to give birth but baby giulia decided she was ready on the walk inside what was going through i'm not which i just want to feel that shared by owner really shows 2 police officers running over to try and help wife sandy lo had everything under by herself by. >>you know this is supposed to >>says she's had some crazy birth or but this was the first guy not an parking lot, maybe sometimes really nice to me we've got to quit was on his goal of the officer shocked unhappy reactions mirrored most of the reactions on facebook after the video was posted the video all it's kind of like a breath of fresh air for so many people with all the craziness going >>it just reminds members really natural, it's not something to be afraid of its this is people a little too high or a little encouragement during this time >>guy. >>my bruce and i were saying that the husband he was so calm is completely ca

berthing center her baby basically born in a parking lot some of the drama was caught on ring video mirandaistian has the story. >>baby born in a parking lot mom susan anderson was on her way to a peaceful pregnancy pathways to give birth but baby giulia decided she was ready on the walk inside it's going to i'm not i just want to feel that didio shared by owner really shows 2 police officers running over to try and help wife sandy lo had everything under by herself by. >>you know this is supposed to >>cnn says she's had some crazy birth or but this was the first guy not an parking lot, maybe sometimes really hiv we've got quit was on his goal of the officer shocked unhappy reactions mirrored most of the reactions on facebook after the video was posted the video all it's kind of like a breath of fresh air for so many people with all the craziness going >>it just reminds really natural, it's not something to be afraid of is this is people a little too high or a little encouragement during this time >>we're saying the dad was like really stayed calm during all of that that was miranda christi

and lin-manuel miranda isroom. and because i never got a ticket or never was able to see the though, i'm lined and ready for the debut on disney plus. >> this is shocking news. i know you love a musical. what happened? >> i know. what happened is right. now it is like they are all shut down, so i really didn't have a shot. so yeah, this is how we need to do it going forward. >> i think you just made a "hamilton" referece too there. this is your shot. >> she 100% made a "hamilton" reference and thaginger, thank . we'll see you at 7:00 a.m. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, fertility when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can detect suspicious activity on your account from here. and you can pay your friends back from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you can tell them: here's my

it's raining ben. ♪ just you wait >>> we're days away from "hamilton," lin-manuel miranda joining ussoundtrack, right? that's right. thank you guys for starting your week with us. "hamilton" was the hottest ticket on broadway. you know, now i can't wait to see it from front row seat. >> we were listening to it in the break. that's how much we love it. we can't wait to catch up with lin-manuel miranda in just a bit. >>> it's officially summer in case you were wondering. this morning we break down the best sunscreens for your skin type. >> important information for the summer. we have a lot of news to get to starting with john bolton, the president's former national security adviser out with his memoir tomorrow, "the room where it happened" and speaking out in exclusive interviews to abc talking about his biggest fears for a president trump second term. want to go back to mary bruce in washington. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, the president says this book is made up of lies and fake stories. he calls john bolton a wacko and a dope who never had a clue. but bolton says trump

con el italiano, 9 minutose de en contra de juan miranda pone a cifra definitiv contra de ju mirandaienta mejor. el sonido ambiente. >>> gracias. en mÉxico la >> muchas gracias en méxico la ayuda del gobierno no llega comunidade gobierno no llega a comunidades indÍs indígenas en , que quedan en la miseria por culpa de la pandemia afortunadamente un joven que residió regresar de estados unidos estados unidos les lleva las ayudas y esperanza. franci o cuevas tiene los les muchas esperanzas, francisco cuevas, tiene todos los detalles. >> gracias. >> es la> es la cara de sorpr alegrÍae sorpresa alegría y gratitud en comunidade agradeci comunidades marginadas en oaxaca,s marginadas en oaxaca, le llega ayuda por primera vez desde que inició la pandemia por primera vez. desde que >> estnicioa gentileza de entregarnos un apoyo de verduras, que nos ha servido mucho en nuestros hogares. lizae >> la ayuda es producto del esfuerzo verduras. >>> la ayuda es de omar alonso, mexicano repatriado que organizó un pequeño un mexicano ejército de voluntarios, para llevar alimentos y esperanza para perso

so when miranda first approached you, and said he wanted to create a hip-hop musical based upon your, what was your reaction? did you ever think it would become a cultural phenomenon. >> often people would say to me, when you are writing the biography did you have any idea it would turn into a hip-hop musical? i always say i think the question answers itself. when i first wrote on miranda, lynn was still starting in the first musical, and it puts me on the spot to be the historical advisor on this nonexistent show so i left and said do you want me to tell you that something is wrong? >> he said yes i want history to take this seriously, which was music to my ears. i wasn't skeptical, i was intrigued, i thought nothing would be more delightful then to hear the revolution go of the foot. lights being on the other foot lights was irresistible. it was a rocket right far beyond anything i could have anticipated. >> so you wrote the definitive biography of grant. i have to start with a question that has a good story behind it. who is buried inside grants to? >> when i started writing this s

and it was a says it was difficult to see under water but miranda was able to find threes as looking at the 20 year-old woman lying there he feared it was too late. >>but he did his best but later down to the polls and enjoy doing. >>so the star city or this or not this is lou you. the this something captain scott myers says that was nothing little these an infield a woman's life had been 5 more minutes and nobody went in to get or could have been a much different outcome and the right people were there to. >>take action to >>wow that was kay recede, reporting fred katai of the rescuer you heard from says he and the other 2 men are hoping to be able to meet that woman they saved in person soon. >>as businesses around the nation reopen air travel has slowly started to increase earlier today on kron on we talked with sfo spokesperson doug ankle about the effect covid-19 has had on the airport. >>we're seeing of a slight uptick but we're still pretty far from where we should be so for reference or low point was in mid april we had less than 2000 people going through our checkpoints to b

miranda to tweet it out in lyrics, of course. >> yes. >> martha, thank you so much for joining us ande look forward to the interview sunday night. >> thank you, liz, great talking to you. >> good talking to you too. you can watch that exclusive interview with john bolton tonight at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. it's sure to be an interesting one. >>> now to the latest new details in the fallout and controversial firing of top u.s. attorney geoffrey berman, a top federal prosecutor for the southern district of new york who oversaw probes into the president's former fixer michae giuliani. berman has been fired. president trump is trying to separate himself from it. >> we have a very capable attorney general so that's really up to him. i'm not involved. >> barr wrote berman a letter accusing him of choosing public spectacle over public service. sources tell abc news president trump has wanted berman gone for >>> ahead on "abc 7 mornings," a movement to defy stereotypes. a group of dads on a mission. >>> and here is a live look from our emeryville camera. popularity is being punished for

miranda: thank you. i appreciate it. -katia: we don't do that. right? -miranda: give me a hug. i appreciate it. -katia: great to see you. -layne: thank you so much. buckle up, because change is coming.. ...a progress report. stephanie: this is so good! lemonis: over the past two years, i've introduced you to 30 small businesses. i'm 100% in charge of everything. i didn't make deals with everyone. you're a thief and a liar and a cheater. but today, i have 17 new partners. -do we have a deal? -jon: i'm in. lemonis: i've already invested over $30 million. nicolas: i've never seen a check that big before. lemonis: but the work doesn't stop when the cameras are gone. and success is never a guarantee. nicolas: i'm having a tough time. lemonis: tonight, we head back to new york city to a company that buys used cars. you're taking...margin right out of your pocket. do you not see that? we overhauled their business model and their building. but they recently received news... marcus lemonis with carcash regarding an eviction. ...that could shut the business down for good. andrew: it's no

karla: amanecemos con manuel miranda para que nos cuente todo lo que estÁ pasando con "hamilton", suÚl: marÍa antonieta resuelve con un baby shower a una mamÁ que no tenÍa ni para comprar paÑales. verÁn la sorpresa que se llevÓ frente a nuestras cÁmaras. karla: julio cÉsar chÁvez sale en defensa de su hijo despuÉs de un controversial vÍdeo. verÁs lo que dijo y tÚ puedes opinar en "sin rollo". raÚl:en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ya! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [risas] alan:sin escenografÍa! [risas] alan: le damos los buenos dÍas. feliz lunes! vamos a echarle muchas ganas, comenzamos la semana con mucha ayuda y mucha alegrÍa. karla: bienvenidos a esta su casa en donde tenemos mucha informaciÓn. hoy tenemos que revelar esta nueva ola de covid 19 y es importante recordar lo que podemos hacer. lavarnos las manos, mantener la distancia fÍsica, usar la mascarilla y cuidar nuestra salud. elyangÉlica: simplemente no baja la guardia y le contamos que esta maÑana los contagios sobrepasan los 10,000,000 en el mundo, y mÁs de medio millÓn de personas han muerto. estados unidos es el paÍs mÁs afectado con un

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un penal que se encarga de cobrar de esta maneray despuÉs el empate de miranda.a mundialista por mÉxico en inglaterra en 1966. un gran futbolista, un gran directivo, descanse en paz. la informaciÓn deportiva, compaÑeros. regreso con ustedes. arantxa: es momento de llegar al final pero recuerde que lo dejamos con "aquÍ y ahora" bien acompaÑados. buenas tardes. para probar la vacuna del coronavirus y por quÉ lo hacen? carlos: son gente a la que vamos a vacunar y vamos a ver si se infectan o no. locutor: ellos se quedaron atrapados en india por la pandemia y documentaron su odisea para regresar a casa. luis: si esto no es estar en estado de vulnerabilidad en un paÍs donde simplemente

class of 2020 and every night we're shining the spotlight on a specific senior and this hour is leo miranda is graduating from saint joseph notre dame high school alameda be attending chabot college in hayward this fall to major in fire science. his goal is to follow in his father's footsteps and become an oakland firefighters so congrats to leo your future is bright and you can still submit a graduate on our website kron 4 dot com just find the salute to grads 2020 that's right under the news tab and submit a picture of your grad let us know which high school grad attended and what is next for him or her. and i'm justine waldman that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, but our coverage will continue right here at 6 don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. >>from the bay area's local news station. the news at 6. >>now it's 6 premeditated murder and lying in wait air force staff sergeant stephen is now facing more than a dozen felonies following the killing of a santa cruz county sheriff's deputy. thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waldman the suspect is 32 y

. >> father without a father ♪ got a lot farther ♪ >> this includes lynelle miranda in the role.111 tony awards. it won the pulitzer prize for drama. >>> coronavirus cases are on the rise in california and around the country. what health officials say could be responsible for the increase, coming up. >>> protesters versus a woman in a car, both sides have a very different account of what happened. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news app, this is mornings on 2. >> good morning, thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. i am pam cook. >> good morning, i am frank mallicoat in for dave clark. it is monday, june the 22nd. let's check in with steve. here comes summer, steve, right? >> it has arrived. it's not jim first. it's june 21st. it did. >>> we can barely get the fog to hang around for a day or so. everything is in place for a typical pattern. it looks like we have 60s by the coast and 90s inland. the fog is making a good push. we have low clouds in place. san jose has dropped to 58. we are in 53 in santa rosa. along the embarcadero,

. >> reporter: people and tracy shocked over the arrested 27- year-old daniel miranda who was once credited with saving a life, now accused of taking another. just recently, daniel helped save a woman from her car following a crash that left her car submerged in a canal. >> before i even jumped in i was looking in the water. >> reporter: now he is behind bars. >> it's sad that you save a life and now his life is going down the tubes. >> tracy police they had started off of the park where they got a call about a stabbing. across the street police got a second call from this hotel about a fight in the lobby. investigators say daniel ran after the man accused of dabbing two people at the bar and that is how the pair ended up at the hotel. >> shocking. you never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: the fight ultimately leading to the man's death. now people and tracy are trying to piece together the sudden change of events in just a matter of days. >> my mind going crazy right now. >> that was renc reporting there. the other two people stabbed are expected to be okay.>>> a new development

felicidades, miranda. ¿me das otro besito? >>dale un beso. >>¡guao!] [♪] >>okay, hemos llegado al final de otra noche de batallas que estuvo realmente sorprendente. >>los ganadores de hoy pasaron a la etapa final y se enfrentarÁn en unos espectaculares shows en vivo donde sÓlo unos serÁ en ganador de la primera temporada de la voz kids. jorgito: asÍ es como van los equipos. royce se quedÓ con Ángela de la florida y amanda de la isla del encanto. paulina eligiÓ la voz angelical de alondra y a la roquera alanis. roberto se quedÓ con emili, de illinois y eligiÓ a su gallo, brian, para ser parte de tu team. >>nos vemos el prÓximo domingo a las ocho de la noche con la continuaciÓn de las batallas en "la voz kids", aquÍ, por telemundo. [♪] jorgito: la semana que viene la voz kids siguen las batallas. nuestros tres coaches sÚper estelares guiarÁn a sus jÓvenes promesas hacia una batalla donde solamente puede ganar uno. [♪] jorgito: pero los ensayos no serÁn faciles. >>vamos a empezar de nuevo. [♪] >>prÁctica, practica, prÁctica. [♪] >>pero no te estas concen

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how are you miranda. >> i'm good. how are you? ainsley: i'm good. do you think this will work. >> look, it didn't work last time. there is absolutely no reason it will work now. i'm with her make no difference to people they didn't vote for hillary clinton. i think it's already baked in that left leaning people belong in hollywood and the celebrity world. so, it's not really a surprise last time donald trump, i think he had a couple of guys from "duck dynasty" and real housewives supporting him answered still won. i think the interesting thing about kamala harris though is the fact that she is coming out to showcase her wares just as she is becoming the favorite as the vice presidential pick for joe biden. >> now, last time when hillary, when she was running, everyone kept saying well, that's holiday, they arhollywood; the n very wealthy but built his empire and he said i'm the blue collar billionaire, basically and it attracted a lot of people. it was a change. what do you think about the climate now and how that will effect the election? >> look,

releases of the summer, "hamilton" and next week only "gma" with the biggest stars and lin-manuel mirandaek on "gma." >> announcer: with america re-opening how can you stay safe, keep your family safe and thrive? we all have so many questions. >> and that's why we're right here for you with what you need to know. >> announcer: join us afternoons with "what you need to know" at 1:00 eastern, 12:00 pacific on abc. >> announcer: stories of strength, stories of hope. watch the news you need, streaming to all hulu subscribers right now. subscribers right now. >>> good morning to you and happy friday. i'm julian glover. start iing today, you can get a behirnd the wheel driving test at the dmv. they were suspended in mid march because of the pandemic. face masks will be required at all times. people who had their driving test canceled will be rescheduled. here's lisa. >> we are taking the edge off the heat. we have that stu low clouds and it's pretty cloudy in the east bay and peninsula. 62 and sunny in san jose. sunny in san rafael and we'll look for the temperature spread once again from the c

we have an all new "tonight show" tonight with lin-manuel miranda. he might even freestyle if we ask him. then we have kenya barris and music from michael stipend. all new "tonight show" tonight right after your late local news. >>> and happening now, danvills fourth of july parade will be streamed online at 10:00 a.m.in parade through the downtown area and a tribute to the graduating class of 2020. we're back in a moment. >>> not all hand sanitizer is safe. the fda says nine types of sanitizer made by a mexico-based company may contain a toxic chemical. that company is called eskbiochem. the products have methanol in them which can be dangerous in absorbed through the skin or ingested. the fda did not say where any of those products are sold in the u.s., so you may want to check your sanitizer and see if it's made by that company. we're back in a moment. this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. o

. >> to mir ae miranda in new yor. >> caller: i just want to say, i am glad people are protesting peacefully. i support them. i respect them because of the fact that there's no reason for the police to do what they did. i am just as upset, angry and offended as everyone else over the death of george floyd. and every other person that has been mistreated by the police. >> i thank you. i said yesterday that i'm angry. if you see a person, mr. floyd, pleading for his life, pleading, calling for his mother who has pre-deceased him, if you see an officer with his neon tknee on neck of the person knowing this person is suffering, if that doesn't make you angry, i will accept your lack of anger, but i hope you will accept that i am very angry about that. i'm angry because only one person has been arrested. i was a magistrate for many years. i know probable cause when i see it. the probable cause exists. i want to see a trial, and i want to see a conviction. yes, innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. if wrong and committed a crime, you have got to wanted him arrested. and if you believe a

hell hello, miranda? miranda? miranda? are you there? miranda. >> yes, i'm here. hello? >> great, yes. yeah, you have one minute. go ahead. >> hi. my daughter has been at presidio early education school since she was four months old, and we would like to renegotiate the lease if possible with the presidio trust. however, we have no financial records at all regarding the health of our school. we would like to see -- to form a committee to look into all of the possibilities or relocation at this point. i'm also one of the p.t.a. members, and we don't feel that it is appropriate for a final vote to close, especially since the parents, the p.t.a. has no information about, you know, what's going on, why the school's being closed. we've just been vaguely told that it's closing because the district can't afford the costs of the lease renewal. >> that's your time. thank you. hello, monique? monique? >> yes. hi. >> go ahead. you have one minute. >> so i'm monique, and my son, lucas, is part of the deaf and the hard of hearing club at the presidio. my son has cochlear implant and

also saying that he waived his miranda rights and has admitted to everything. >> bret: mike tobin, thankcome to "the five." you are looking live as the funeral procession for george floyd is underway in houston, texas. that is the city where he grew up. taking him to his final resting place at the houston memorial gardens cemetery. it was an emotional day for family and friends. around 500 mourners gathered to pay their respects. we have all of "the five" standing by for our thoughts today. let's first go to alicia acuna who can give us an update on the memorial today. >> hi, dana. more than four and a half hours service concluded within the last half-hour and as you mentioned folks are starting to make their way in the

when she was called as a criminal suspect i gave the miranda warnings because she was the suspect ina criminal case. use the search box at the top of the page. .. .. or listen on our free radio app and be part of the national conversation through c-span's in "washington journal" programs or through our social media feeds. c-span, created by america's cable-television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> host: and this week on "the communicators," our guest is michael

mike huckabee will be here live in miranda divine will be here from the new york post talking about howl diblasio has been an epic failure in every way. new york city begins to reopen in manufacturing, curbside retail. one local business owner says can we open up everything, you want us to bend the curve, we have to we need restaurants open, gems open, we need the city open. we are down to 13 to statewide and you still have a shutdown. we are dying on the fine. i cannot wait to hear what they have to say and hopefully the government officially governor cuomo who is happy to be in the subway will be listening. who doesn't talk to armenia but for the rest of their show, here is rob and jillian. >> no time left after that. always good to see you, thanks so much. >> minnesota at the center of the nationwide push to defund police with the judge overnight ordering the minneapolis police department to make immediate changes as city council vows to dismantle the entire agency. >> those who think we need to think about this a little longer have certainly not been paying attention and if you need

it's pop start let's get right into the first item today lin-manuel miranda he, of course, has becomehat got up in front of the obamas and rapped about the founding fathers if you look at that video from 2009 and think, man, that guy was the definition of confidence in that moment, well you'd be dead wrong miranda telling jimmy fallon last night that that performance he did on pure fear. >> you want to see my most afraid, you can watch that video. because i know that "hamilton" is like a bad elevator pitch rapping founders what no and i think that the audience really thought it was a joke if you watch the video, my eyes are constantly scanning around because i'm looking for an escape route if this goes sideways like, how do i get out of the east room? what are all the exits what if i bomb in front of the president of the united states >> i mean, just let's be grateful he didn't bomb that night. otherwise we would have no "hamilton. >> man >> it certainly worked out for him. >>> next up we got amy schumer you know her journey to motherhood was well documented if you follow her on insta

here to react is the columnist miranda devine. good morning, miranda. >> good morning, ainsley.od morning. before we get into this let me read what they put on social media the city of beverly hills to preserve the peace and tranquility of residential neighborhoods effective tonight and until further notice no more than 10 people shall gather in assembly in a public right-of-way in a residential area between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. many interpreting this we support your cause not just in our rich neighborhood. what do you say? >> it really is a rich vein of people there from the hollywood celebrities and the wealthy liberals who have their gated, you know, beautiful he's estates and their private security. and they are all very supportive of these protests when they occur in other people's cities. and, yet, they don't want it close to home. but i think that really they ought to now share some of the love that seattle is getting, that summer of love and what's wrong with having a police-free autonomous zone on, say, row deo drive that would, you know, they could have

ainsley: miranda, thank you so much for being on with us. >> thanks, ainsley.ll ahead mississippi's governor tate reeves and representative will hurd. stay with us. y, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. ... incomparable design makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the lexus nx experience the crossover in its most visionary form. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. let's be honest. quitting smoking is hard. like, quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so try making it smaller, and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. president trump: there isn't going to be any disbanding of our police. our police have been letting us live in peace and we want to make sure we don't have any bad actors in there and sometimes you'll see some horrible things like we witnessed

can watch the official program program with wabc anchors joe torres and dave navarro, lin-manuel mirandand much more. you can watch it here on abc 7 tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. always such a fun day in new york. worth watching. >>> still ahead, helping feed people in deed. gardens to help feed seniors. a live look from our san jose camera. look at the beautiful clouds and that beautiful blue sky. we'll be checking in with lisa on what we can >>> happening today, after years of waiting, as of this morning you can officially and finally d. th twostn, teion into silicon v has been talked about since b.a.r.t. first opened in 1972. after all the years of planning, construction and delays, trains are rolling into the milpitas and berryessa stations. >> culmination of a lot of hard work. from planning, design, through construction. >> people getting off of our congested roadways and their soul-sucking commutes into a commute that is sustainable. >> the next phase will bring trains into downtown san jose and santa clara, but that won't happen until 2029 at the earliest. >>> also happening today, chang

no miranda warning, no lawyer for flynn present?hat what happened on the 4th. >> two days later on january 6th, couple my goes to trump in trump tower. he tells president-elect trump at the time about the dossier. going leak the information about the dossier. get a news story about it. on 20 days later, january 24th we know jim comey didn't follow the process. didn't follow the rules. snuck two guys into the white house to do what you described, to get michael flynn, bill priestap, peter strzok's bosss get him fired or get him removed. that is what they focused on doing just. that looks like what we got based on today, that meeting on january 24th was all part of the plan to continue going after michael flynn even though comey said there was nothing wrong with conversations with mr. kislyak and there was no predicate for starting the investigation in the first place. elizabeth: does this spell trouble for obama? yeah, does this spell trouble for obama, biden, comey, strzok and fbi officials? because again they were dusting off nothi

no miranda warning. no warning for flynn. >> they have this meeting on the fourth. few days later, james comey goes up to trump tower, but comey stays after the meeting, the main meeting and. he tells president elect trump at the time about the dossier. go leak the information about the dossier and get the news story about it. twenty days later on january 24, we know jim comey did not follow the process, did not follow the rules. knocked two guys into the white house to do what you just described. to set up michael flynn. peter struck's boss said it is our goal to get him fired or get himm removed. that is what they focus on doing. they did just that. it looks like now based on what we got today that that meeting on january 4 was all part of this plan to continue to go after michael flynn even though as jamesn comey said there was nothing wrong with this conversation and there was no predicate for starting the investigation in the first place. liz:ig right. does this spell trouble for obama? yeah.. does this spell trouble for a biden, comey, trump? again, they were

rug like this and i think because latino art isn't expected and latino art, from the days of carmen mirandahave just seen as sucking pineapple in the center piece of a table and there's no number of latin x numbers. >> well, i definitely agreed is unfair. we don't have time for more questions, thank you so much. it made me laugh and made me cry and it's honestly made the latin x community visible, you can get again in the little link down there, so, yeah, thank you so much, everyone, i think we are going to wrap it up now. >> yeah, thank you very much to you both carla, andrea, i can only second what you've said and consider the fact that you have standing invite for the paperback, i hope that blows up big too and again thank you and i want to remind everyone to follow us on crowd cast and visit us online. to access our digital archives and updated events schedule, thanks again, keep reading, have a good night, karla, i hope everybody reads the book and andrea, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> book tv continues on c-span2, television for serious readers. it's a thrill today

flynn was not going to get a miranda warning, and they basically -- flynn did not have a lawyer present fbi interview. so there was a lot of of irregularities there. and joe biden unmasked the name of flynn and then got to flynn's phone call with the russian ambassador leaked to the washington post likely by former dni jake clamber told the reporter, quote -- clapper. take the kill shot here. that seems like a long laundry list there. your reaction. >> yeah, there is a long laundry list. and so, you know, it would be wonderful, obviously, if appellate court instructs the lower court to grant the motion to dismiss, but if they go forward -- or bailout to, judge sullivan holds a hear anything mid july, we hope he will recognize our authority as a coequal branch of government and grant our request to drop this case. elizabeth: kerri, thanks for joining us. come back soon. >> thanks for having me on. elizabeth: coming up, seattle leadership in disarray. the mayor and the police chief now at odds over demonstrators taking control of seattle city blocks with a police precinct in it. the seatt

this film which features the entire original broadway cast including creator lin-manuel miranda, hadrelease in october 2021 but was fast-tracked as broadway remains dark due to the pandemic. disney's stock is up 1%. i predict the real move will definitely be when they see how many downloads they get just from people who want to watch "hamilton." disney stock is at $115.80 a share. >>> trillions in stimulus checks, aid to states, infrastructure and the buck or bucks in this case. we're not stopping there. charlie gasparino is here now as new stimulus talk heats up. charlie? charlie: it reminds me of the austin powers scene with dr. evil where he says i will ex tort you for $1 million and they all laugh and he goes $1 billion. they laugh. $1 trillion. then it made sense. that's kind of what we have going on from here right now. it looks like this is going to be another trillion dollars. i'm going to tell you how we get there. this is what congressional sources are telling my sources, wall street lobbyists who are following this very closely. they say this. mcconnell is likely to come i

." ♪ >> manuel miranda tweeted the teaser saying many of you always -- may you always be satisfied.l, it was released over the than a million views. so the broadway production featuring the original cast dropped on disney plus july 3rd. wow. >> i'm excited about that one because, you know, theater is so awesome for kids but it is so expensive. and so this is a way for my kids to get hip with what their peers are doing. >> let's have a watch party maybe. >> yeah! i took my husband to see "hamilton" one of the last shows in san francisco, and so it was a very nice. i'm excited that we may be able to watch it at home. >> hey. >> that is cool, yes. date night money versus at home money. >> right. >>> let's get to this forecast in san francisco as we start out this morning. we've seen the low clouds and the fog hanging around. this is typical in june and one of the reasons we had these major micro climates here in the bay area. it's going to keep the city cool along the coastline as well as it remains throughout the day. but then we have heat advisories for the inland areas as you head a

miranda, cal now ski, the head of global recruiting. >> more than ever, the time that people are really using our products and services, whether it's facebook or messenger or whatsapp or instagram to keep in touch. we really need builders to help us build those products and to pick them up. >> facebook plans to hire 10,000 additional workers for its product and engineering teams by the end of the year. but not you. >> yeah, no. facebook is also looking for researchers, designers and people for their communications, finance and recruiting teams. >> about 1500 positions that we're advertising, which is really execs sighting. >> the roles are remote. so are internships for the first time. >> the interviewing process is virtual. cal now ski says facebook has a new commitment to get a sense of candidates through authentic connections, even if it's through a screen. >> ask them how they are, listening and hearing about how they are and the circumstances that they're navigating right now. we're having a lot of empathy. we're in the same situation. >> here's a job that's available right now. in

> announcer: next week only "gma" with the biggest stars and exclusives f" and an epic lin-manuel miranda state primary. the bill won final approval yesterday and if voted and approved on during this november ballot it would allow 17-year-olds to vote in california primary elections only if nay turn 18 by the general election. currently 18 other u.s. states allow younger voters to cast primary ballots. >>> happening today pride is being celebrated around the world for global pride day, and there's no shortage of virtual parties this weekend. one of them is a 24-hour live stream event. of course this years events are all online. global pride 2020 will have speeches, and acts while raising money for pride nonprofits around the world. it will be streamed live on youtube and facebook. if you're looking for other ways to celebrate we did put together a full list for events on san francisco and across the country. and san francisco city hall is lit up in blue, white and pink for transgender awareness and tonight and tomorrow night it'll be lit up in rainbow colors for pride weekend. let's get a

we have miranda rights because of the supreme court. the supreme court has basically set up this reasonable doubt concept, sorry, reasonable force concept which gives incredible immunity to police to behave how they want to behave. if they feel fear, they can kill me, right? and that is how police behave, and it trickles down all the way to the individual level where it activates individual biases. so in a world where racism did not exist, where egalitarianism ruled, the idea of reasonable fear would be fine. we don't live in that world. we live in a world where people can activate their individual biases, even though they don't know they have them and the supreme court has basically said you're fine. we have you. right? so that is how racism works. it creates an environment where you can have racism without racists, right? you don't have to be knowledgeable that you are acting as a racist to exist in a system that is full of racism, right? so i get that. people don't want to believe that there is a system of racism, that police -- firs

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i'm miranda hanrahan-beech. i live in district 10, and i want to urge the board of supervisors unequivocally to pass the legislation which is an absolutely essential move to protect thousands of people from losing their homes a few months ago. i've -- it's hard to see how there's even any question that this is necessary, given that the board of supervisors has already agreed that people should not be losing their homes due to nonpayment of rent due to this covid crisis which is not their fault by suspending evictions. to not make that ban permanent is just to postpone, as many people have said, that wave of evictions that will result in a massive wave of homelessness that will confront the city with yet another giant public health crisis which is going to be incredibly destructive to the health of the city and the economy of the city and will hurt everyone. so i want to unequivocally express my support for this bill, and i want to thank the board of supervisors for their leadership in protecting tenants and prot

the show's mastermind lin-manuel miranda telling "gma" the shooting of the musical took place over anroduction. so many folks are excited for that, five just days from now. >>> all right. now to tyler perry giving back to the community as he often does. the producer, actor, director, making the day for a nonprofit organization in atlanta. look at this. >> i am so excited. >> erica wright who founded project you first which provides homeless people with basic hygienes overcome with emotion as seeing the van that perry donated to her organization. she used to drive around a 12-year-old honda civic, because honda civics last forever, but this is unite an improvement. >>> all right, and finally a broadway actor is celebrating buying his dream home. this is such a cool story. house, a home that was once owned by slave owners, he posted i wish i could have told my ancestors when they were breaking their backs in 1820 to build this house that 200 years later a free gay black man was going to own it and fill it with love. he fell in love with the house immediately and he has never been more p

the official virtual parade program with joe torres and dave novarro, sunny host in, ly lin-manuel mirandae. >>> children marching for changes, all kid organized taking to the streets. see what demands they had to make. >>> plus -- >> it's off the rails. just the train's off the rails. >> not talking trains. a rise in sales for rvs amid the coronavirus pandemic. see where people are choosing to hit the road. >>> here say live look from our exploratorium cam. lisa said t the sun is slowly starting to come up. it's 57 degrees in san francisco. we'll check in with her on what to as if an earthquake will never happen or we can do something about it before it's too late. it's not a matter of if, but when. now with affordable coverage options. choose a policy that works for you. protect your home with earthquake insurance. learn more at earthquake authority dot com. >>> young people are standing up and demanding change. nearly 3,000 people showed up or the seattle children's march. parents, teachers and students from preschool to high school turned out. children organized this event through thei

this was la miranda california today, protesters gathered outside the civic center there. in mansfield texas today, students organized a march at their high school, which wound its way to city hall, in silver city, new mexico, they had a protest in their car, socially distant protests, people in their cars, holding signs out their windows, honking their horns, and that is silver city, new mexico. there were protests today, in orlando, florida, as, in denver, colorado, as i mentioned, in detroit, michigan, in miami, florida, i want to show you a shot of brooklyn, new york, today, a huge protest, outside the brooklyn public library. new york city has been home to some of the largest protests since all of this started 11 days ago, it has also been home to some of the more chaotic protests, thanks in large part to an aggressive and at times militaristic response from police that usually comes toward the end of each day. we've seen that day after day after day in new york. in the bronx, last night, right before curfew, a group of heavily-armed officers aggressively pushed their

miranda says not moving towards democracy. dr. suri: the irony if we go back to the image is that they are not moving to democracy at all. it is not that reagan did not believe this -- he believed it, but it was at the pursuit of democracy which was destroying democracy. george kennan's warning, we have to make sure when we are defending values, we defend in -- we are not defending them in ways that actually destroy them. but reagan's administration was supporting the people who needed to be supported because they were fighting the guys we hated. in supporting one group of thugs against another, we were not making it better. we were making it worse. look at this image. our friends are ugly, fat, and they are using guns to kill people. they are not building democracy. they are claiming they are building democracy, but they are destroying people's lives. it is not to say the other side is better. there is no heroic alternative. what makes this cartoon powerful is this cartoon is not over simplifying. it is telling us how the policy