miranda was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2018.cess but it left behind a lot of damage to her immune system. she had to take special delicate care of herself. and she was someone who had life. she was a risk taker. someone who didn't want to live like an invalid. so she didn't, she moved to palm springs and lived on beaches for the rest of her life, maybe things could have been a little different on that day. you wake up with regrets. i think this is a common experience for people who lost something. if you could travel back, could you make things different? >> regina king lost her son four years ago and she recently described grief as love with nowhere to go. is that how you feel? >> yeah. yeah. that is very nice. and, i would put another way, it is grief that perseveres. grief that doesn't give up. a love that doesn't give up. love that perseveres and won't take no for an answer. i think, but it has somewhere to go. and that is why i told the story of this little dog. love has to go somewhere. you can't just put it in the ground.

new york post columnist and author miranda devine. welcome.ly in pennsylvania saturday night and new york times reports voters are nostalgic for president trump and liked his economy. now manhattan prosecutors may want to slam trump with contempt of court for speaking out against the hush money trial that started today. what do you think, miranda? >> hi, liz. well, look, those two things are linked. president trump's popularity and the sort of rose-colored glasses that people have because they realize how dreadful biden is and he's not the man he p retended to be during the campaign and they're looking a new at president trump and t hinking they like what they see and therefore the democrats, they can't change their candidate so they're trying to destroy this one and i mean, it's a very difficult situation that trump finds himself in and the alvin bragg case is just the beginning of it. >> going to get trump to the rally in pennsylvania. watch this. >> going to defeat crackle joe biden and going to make america feel great again and we'll retur

ernesto miranda who by all accounts was not the greatest guy in the world. a lawyer stood up and revisited him nonetheless in his case. because of that, we have protections that protect us from the overreach of the state. host: michael has been a juror in plainfield, illinois. caller: good morning to you and your guest. i have been on two judah was here -- i have been on two juries. i have been informed each time. where i would like your guest to comment is this system in a lot of respects is fraud because when they do this, ask questions. -- they ask questions. they are under pressure to get this through and panel injury. -- panel jury. i don't think they take a particular the long time to do this. the system is fraud. people are going to be under pressure. they are going to have other things to do. it doesn't pay much money. they are expected to sit in judgment of someone. this is a very technical case, as was the civil case i set on. it was involving in the group lessons and it was incredibly complicated as to the criteria for transferring things. i think

about two or three weeks after miranda died, i woke up at 4:00 in the morning. in my head to write about my relationship with her dog, ringo my wife and i but for her in 2018 and who we have now inherited and live with. ringo is a challenging beast. he's very small. he stands about 10 inches high but he has a will of iron. it was a way to talk about something in a way that was more universal. this is a very personal loss. in a world full of losses, no one person can command the attention of the planet but if you can make something universal, take something that is big as small as a king cavalier spaniel you can share it. >> you said you wake up most mornings now at 4:00 a.m. what happens then? >> yeah. you have a lot of -- there is a lot of second-guessing. brandon was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2018, and the tumor was very complicated and dangerous. it was operated on, and the operation seemed to great success but it left behind a lot of damage to her immune system and she had to take very special, very delicate care of herself, and she was someone who lov

thing. >> it is hard, lonely, upsetting pursuing the instituting that is what is happening here, miranda as you good to see you this morning, thank you. >> you, too,. >> miranda devine joining us the biden administration claims otherwise no crime is not up we've got all the details you are watching "mornings with maria" live stay with us. . . ♪ maria: welcome back merrick garland says national crime is down under president biden, residents blue cities not feeling that way, violent crime surging in new york, chicago los angeles. new york city mayor eric adams calling it a perception problem maintaining new york city is safe. >> i am proud to announce that will overall crime continues to trend downward in new york city and is down year-to-date. the numbers show it is not out of control this is the safest big city in america. . >> transkit crime is down i am talking to passengers communicating with them they say to me can people stop saying we unsafe here it is best system on globe safest on the globe. >> safest on the globe request do i keep seeing people pushing other people on track. mar

. >> salio de casa y en ese momento ella recibe una llamada de miguel miranda miguel miranda cortes.ctima mas es frida quien mantuvo una relacion con miguel. >> su familia la reporto 2015, pero nunca supieron de ella, hasta que la policia hallo sus restos en el departamento de miguel. >> el dio un libro llamado el perfume. >> es andrea, quien conocio a miguel en el laboratorio donde el trabajaba como medico, tras ser novia de miguel, murio en 2019 pero de acuerdo con registros bancarios su tarjeta fue utilizada en varias ocasiones presuntamente por el ahora detenido. >> la familia de andrea, descarto la version oficial que su hija ya fallecido por muerte natural. >> sin embargo, este caso no se investigo como feminicidio hasta que los restos oseos aparecieron en el departamento del feminicidio serial. >> ahora la fiscalia toma muestras de and de los familiares. >> es la informacion sobre este caso. >> regreso contigo. >> ¿que faltan 30 dias para la elecciones presidenciales en mexico. >> que la empresa una ventaja de 17 puntos frente a su rival, xochitl galvez, aunque la i intencion

. >> y un venezolano muy japones le presentamos a alvaro perez miranda, defensor de la ga gastronomiata dar con venezolano muy japones. >> oh, dios a alvaro japonesa. >> y te desconectas y piensas que estas en japon. >> su restaurante acaba de ganar una estrella michelin, reconocimiento que solo reciben los mejores restaurantes del mundo. >> ¿que julio vaqueiro buenas tardes. >> en el juicio historico contra donald trump, hoy termino la seleccion del jurado, incluidos los seis miembros suplentes. >> significa que en cuestion de dias, 12 personas decidiran si el expresidente es o no un delincuente. >> pero mientras hoy quedaban elegidos los ultimos miembros de este jurado fuera de la sala, hubo una escena de horror justo cuando hubo una pausa para el almuerzo frente a las personas no un hoy quedaban la sala, muchas de puertas de la corte, un hombre se prendio fuego. >> el momento fue dramatico. >> karla amezola preparo la cronica del dia. >> jurado y los suplentes para el juicio criminal contra el el expresidente donald trump se vio empanada por un momento tragico que se vivio afuera c

so professor miranda had a one really basic, broad question. so a theme that you and i've talked about for many, many years, is it, israel is essentially morally corrupted. the west and the west is willingly accepting it. it's not resisting. yes, i think that's uh, becoming increasingly clear that there's really regime has not only morally corrupted the west more than it was before, but that it is doing so in the eyes of the international community, the whole globe as watching what's going on. just imagine the is riley, almost all on a single day. there's really reasoning withdraws from the hospital a bad ship hospital, hundreds of dead people. people with their hands bound women, physicians, and they're a woman physician and her son who was also a physician, a murdered, executed. on the same day, there's raving machine by late syrian aerospace, the funds that the iranian consulates in kills the number of iranian officials. and that senior military official also on the same day we have the assassination of the aid workers from an aide organizat

the not the miranda richardson obviously the miranda richardson gb news miranda richardson miranda as after that? >> do you know what nana. and i think we have to look at this like you these are people like you said, these are people who to go to work, who are able to go to work, right? not questioning right? we're not questioning the sick. we're not questioning people issues . people that have got issues. right. these are people that are able to work there are able to go to work there are lots of jobs. you know, i work in an industry where we are crying out for staff, you know , crying out for staff, you know, hospitality desperately need staff. we interviewed somebody last week who went, don't really want to work weekends . want to work weekends. >> it's hospitality. miranda. really? seriously exactly. >> and this is the what we've allowed is a culture of not going to work. >> that's what's happened. we're allowing people to. oh, well, i'm going to be a youtuber or a tiktoker. that's no job. >> so then they haven't really got experience in anything because they're not doing anythin

let's go to miranda richardson. miranda richardson. richardson northamptonshire. richardson in northamptonshire. miranda, you think? miranda, what do you think? >> anna. i've got one >> afternoon, anna. i've got one for you. >> it's all smoke and mirrors again . again. >> yeah, crazy, crazy . >> yeah, crazy, crazy. >> yeah, crazy, crazy. >> and again, i agree with the entire panel. >> today we. there's no pledges being sorted. >> there's nothing being talked about. >> there's nothing being talked about . but >> there's nothing being talked about. but i'll >> there's nothing being talked about . but i'll tell you what. about. but i'll tell you what. we'll chuck this thing out and see how we go, at the end of the day, start with education. >> let's say the decline in smokers is huge. >> let's say the decline in sm<|,ers is huge. >> let's say the decline in sm<|, me s huge. >> let's say the decline in sm<|, me also ge. >> let's say the decline in sm<|, me also ex—smoker, you >> i, me also ex—smoker, you know, the decline is, is there. so

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you've got miranda devine "new york post" dr.s in any way priority putting herself first as country flounders under joe writes with kamala harris berpetual drag on opinion polls the biden brain toughed believe first lady, i -- >> i think we need to remember democratic parties main objective to main taun power keeping biden in race going to help win the white house will keep biden in the race if they feel a legitimate risk to maintain power will dump him, the question is who are they going to replace him with they can't replace with camera i don't think they can replace him with gavin newsom i thinkity divisive would not win a general election they have a very short list of qualified candidates who they could being realistically put before public few months before general election. >> we want to know who is directing joe biden if former dnc chairwoman donna brazile revealed frustration over media coverage said no one listens to the president when he speaks watch this governor. >> president biden doesn't talk about wars very often

dw corresponded felix miranda reports now from nairobi. this is the aftermath of heavy rains that have continued to pounce in a row be the past few days. just feel that i could tries to see what is left after the diverse teaching flats that keeps this area. she lost all of my belongings that remind me of by broke its bunks, leaving everyone to grasp for safety. and doing any cube i saw death was my own eyes. a neighbor of mine was saved and rushed to the hospital. i don't even want to see the rain because one of my sons seized the rain. he keeps telling me we need to please go to the countryside because we almost died yesterday. the will to go for it. then the floods have left your incidents. the government has asked people to move to higher grounds to avoid that piece of what has taken place. but maybe let's just say i sort of options. send them to you. i don't have enough place to go here in nairobi is in the class. god could save me, at least i would have a place to go to. i'm going to say it in the bedroom and book we're in. so far, do

has been launched to determine the cause of this latest flashlight or no robi correspondence. felix miranda is in my, my you and he sent us this look at the devastation there to floods have continued to ravage different parts of the country. within my mind here in the rift valley region of kenya, the floods have come with so much destruction. this is one of the talked as best from us why using for the funding activities. it was brought down and it got stuck on other trees from us know that no way that they will be able to use that truck. so again, for the funding activities, now this area is predominantly agricultural area. so some of the plans that if thomas had on the farm lands will actually slipped by the floods. this is one of the household that was locked into by the floods. and this is i was, that was flattened by the floods. one part of that gate was also destroyed and some of the items will actually just being covered by the floods to different places. things were being collected. some of them so far away from the way i'd be moved from now a lot of household items and clothes, shoe

miranda yardley, who do you agree should we have agree with? okay. should we have agree with? okay.have a on whether under 18 a referendum on whether under 18 should change should be allowed to change gender? x, formerly gender? nicola on x, formerly twitter it should twitter says no, it should be stopped without referendum. we stopped without a referendum. we don't referendum on every don't need a referendum on every policy. yes, policy. maria on x says yes, they able to, but they should be able to, but should a conversation with should have a conversation with their jemmy no one their parents. jemmy says no one can gender. anyone who can change gender. anyone who believes can needs believes they can needs help, right? verdict now in right? your verdict is now in interesting. this 51% of you think we should have a think that we should have a referendum on whether under 18 should be allowed to change genden should be allowed to change gender. 49% of you say you shouldn't. the irony there, of course, is that is even closer than the last major referendum that we had in this country. l

antonio: miranda es una joven de 25 aÑos de edad, ella usaba estos dÍas para mostrar lo que ocurrÍa conha llorado desconsolada diciendo que querÍa mucho al niÑo y que no era su intenciÓn matarlo de hambre. puede recibir sentencia de cinco a 99 aÑos en prisiÓn. idea: en calexico, california se le revocar el mandato a raÚl ureÑa en una votaciÓn especial, aunque se hablaba de problemas sociales, econÓmicos y polÍticos desde un principio la concejal afirmÓ que la querÍan destituir por su identidad de gÉnero. jorge: en mÉxico hay una fuerte pelea en contra de la ministra de la corte suprema de justicia, en juego estÁ el futuro de la democracia del paÍs como reporta jessica zermeÑo. jessica: todo comenzÓ el 21 de febrero cuando andrÉs lÓpez obrador reconociÓ que el exministro saldivar le ayudaba en algunos temas. >> hablaba con Él, hablaba con el pues le decÍa cuidado con esto. jessica: el Único reconocimiento que el presidente de mÉxico mantiene con el poder judicial, que goza de mismo poder de Él, por eso la respuesta de norma piÑa, la actual presidenta de la corte fue dura. >> no debemos c

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. >> el jurado pudo ver el video tomado por la propia acusada, miranda casares, en el que el pequeno cervera, de cuatro anitos, entre llantos, le suplica seis veces que le de pan tres horas despues el nino murio de ha hombre. >> el padre de la victima tambien ira a juicio. >> politica, crece la frustracion de nuestra comunidad con la gestion del presidente joe biden. >> la nueva encuesta de acciones en colaboracion con noticias telemundo realizada a mil latinos encontro que trump se fortalece entre este grupo. >> en diciembre de 2021, el 55% tenia una opinion favorable de biden. >> tres anos despues habia caido el 41 por ciento por el contrario el nivel de aprobacion de trump ha crecido de un 25% en 2021 al 32% en el de dos mil veinticuatro. >> la inflacion es el tema que mas preocupa a los latinos, con un 53% le siguen el crimen y la violencia armada con un 43 por y la inmigracion con un 28 por ciento pero quien es mejor para la economia? >> solo 20% de los latinos encuestados dicen que biden el cuarenta y dos por trump. >> y sobre el juicio que se le sigue a trump, el juicio los do

oiga, y la estrella de hamilton, lin-manuel miranda también destacó entre los artistas y productoresntribuyeron a la banda sonora de la película, así que a conocer la historia de mufasa. me imagino que saldrá simba en la película también. y esa película me hace llorar. no sé si porque por las hienas, por la risa de la hiena, por nos vemos y terminamos riendo como la hiena. tal cu musica musica manana. >> esta telemundo. >> esto es con universidad de columbia comenzo a suspender a los estudiantes que desafiaron las ordenes de abandonar su protesta pro palestinos. >> ¿que consecuencias enfrentan los alumnos. >> emboscada mortal, cuatro oficiales murieron murieron asesinados y otros cuatro resultaron heridos en carolina del norte cuando fueron a ejecutar una orden de arresto contra un peligroso criminal. >> en la ciudad de san juan de brasca, en carolina peligroso criminal. >> iowa, nebraska y de dolares del powerball a principios de abril, lucha contra el cancer y ademas repartira sus millones. >> asi comenzamos. >> gracias a saga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompanarnos. >> e

. >> let's talk to former prosecutor joe miranda. good to have your insight. of noise, we have heard a lot from donald trump outside of court, we've heard a lot from the prosecution laying out their case. are we clear about whichay this case could head? >> i would not put much stock in what donald trump says. he tends to use a lot of hyperbole and hope the reality follows. as far as we know about the case itself, the prosecution made a real point of going back to david packer and said these actions to protect donald trump or not done in a vacuum. they were done leading up to the 2016 election with the purpose of helping him get elected. that is a critical bridge the prosecution has to connect. they have to say these were not just routine books and records entries designed to cover up some kind of sleazy hush money payment, which looks bad but is not illegal -- what makes it illegal is the fact it was done to evade campaign finance laws which when those payments should have declared -- should have been declared and weren't. that is the foundation they are layin

nuestro compaÑero conversÓ con miranda y otra figura mÁs.desafÍos en su vida. [habla en inglÉs] [aplausos] una noche donde el talento y la cultura latina brillaron por todo lo alto. ♪ ♪ raÚl: muy bien. una gran noche sin duda alguna. felicitaciones a todos los ganadores. jennifer lÓpez felicitaciones a ti. karla: nuestra plataforma vix sigue sumando grandes historias. hoy estrena una serie que va a alborotar los viernes. se trata de "consuelo" una madre soltera en los aÑos 50 que encuentran oportunidad que va a cambiar su vida y la de su familia para siempre. raÚl: esto va a dar muchÍsimo de quÉ hablar. recibimos a sus protagonistas casandra y catering. buenos dÍas. [aplausos] karla: dije que va a alborotar los viernes. bienvenidas. de amenidad. [hablan a la vez] bienvenida. raÚl: asÍ somos los latinos. puro beso y cariÑo. karla: estoy fascinada. raÚl: vamos a enseÑar la foto. quÉ tendrÁ en la mano quÉ arriba dice "censura"? karla: en la historia de una ama de casa abandonada por su esposo y decide convertirse en empresaria, pero con un prod

raÚl: tributo a miranda, cÓmo fue trabajar con ismael miranda?

cortés miranda fue ingresado al reclusorio, donde por ahora enfrentará cargos por el feminicidio de lairán , según informaron fuentes israelíes e iraníes, el gobierno iraní afirmó que el ataque alcanzó una base aérea militar cerca de la ciudad de isfahan, donde se escucharon explosiones y el daño causado por el ataque fue mínimo y las fuerzas armadas iraníes posteriormente derribaron 3 dones y drones israelíes. el bombardeo de este viernes por la mañana se produjo en respuesta al reciente ataque con drones y misiles que irán llevó a cabo contra israel. en particular, este gobierno de israel siempre opta por una respuesta dura y clara. estados unidos aseguró que no participó en ninguna operación ofensiva llevada a cabo por israel, a pesar de los informes que indican que el gobierno de biden fue previamente informado del ataque israelí contra irán. y en nueva york, un hombre se prendió fuego a sí mismo frente a la corte donde se concluía el proceso para seleccionar al jurado del primer juicio criminal del expresidente donald trump. por eso de la 13:30 de la tarde que las autoridades indi

go to and see what parties on comes up with and that was, and i wrote the correspondent and felix miranda with an update the now the philippine says what chinese vessels have fired was the canons of 2 philippine coast guard boats in disputed horses in the south china sea, according to filipino authorities, one of the boats was damaged in the incident on tuesday. the confrontation of code off the china blocks access to the scarborough show. that's an area of fishing which is traditionally used by the philippines, china plains, most of the region has its own, and dismisses rival claims by the philippines and other countries. dw correspondent james traitor is following this story from type type pay. he has the latest now on this maritime flash as well, as you mentioned, really dramatic page has emerging from the south china. see what we saw there is a philippine coast called vessel surrounded really on both sides by 2 chinese coast going vessels firing. what we understand was pretty high, what the pressure canon's at the philippine vessels. and as you mentioned, we understand about philippin

has been launched to determine the cause of this latest flashlight or nairobi correspond that felix miranda is in my mind. you in send us this, look at the devastation there. time slots have continued to ravage different parts of the country within my my here in the roof, the valley regional can now the floods have come with so much destruction. this is one of the truck does. that's almost why using for the funding activities. it was brought down and it got stuck on other trees from us know that no way that they will be able to use that structure again for their funding activities. now this area is predominantly agricultural area, so some of the plans that have from us had on the farm lands well, actually swept by the floods just here. there is a house that was filed by the floods. what does kim brought down the house? you can see people's clothes and some of the children's closing is actually all over the place. now, government officials, tim to the area during the day and the problem is that they will rebuild infrastructure, excessive rewards that had been destroyed. they said they would

. >> reporter: for miranda summer, a quiet warehouse is bad for the bottom line. almost immediately, the bridge collapse hit her baltimore trailer and storage business. >> nobody needs storage when they don't have product to store >> how worried are you about your business surviving? >> we're hoping to adjust and make the changes, but we definitely -- it's the unknown right now. >> reporter: summer says she started the application process for a low interest loan from the small business administration. already more than 500 businesses from five states and washington, d.c., have sought sba aid of up to $2 million. >> the local impact can be devastating for some of the small businesses. >> reporter: sba administrator isabel guzman. >> we're trying to be as responsive as quickly as possible of our disaster loans, economic injury process can take up to a couple of weeks. >> why can't those loans get out the door faster? >> we got to work with the business to assess the true impact, we've had our first approval already. it can be a streamlined process as well. >> report

. >> reporter: for miranda sommer, a quiet warehouse is bad for the bottom line.ost immediately, the bridge collapse hit her baltimore trailer and storage business. >> nobody needs storage when they don't have product to store in it. >> reporter: how worried are you about your business surviving? >> we are hoping to adjust and make the changes, but we definitely -- it's the unknown right now. >> reporter: sommer says she started the application process for a low-interest loan from the small business administration. already more than 500 businesses from five states and washington, d.c., have sought sba aid of up to $2 million. >> the local impact can be devastating for some of the small businesses. >> reporter: sba administer isabel guzman. >> we are trying to be as responsive as quickly as possible. of our disaster loans, economic injury process can take up to a couple of weeks. >> reporter: why can't those loans get out the door faster? >> we've got to work with the business to assess the true impact. we have had our first approval already. it can be a streamline

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miranda leads the 2024 bmw i4 e drive 35 for 4.99 per month. >> hi everyone, and welcome back. i'm here to remind you that if you've been injured in an accident, that was not your fault. we have legal professionals standing by to tell you how much your case is potentially worth. spokesman tom muston is with us in the help center, so, tom, tell the viewers at home why they should call in. >> well, gina, they should call because we have live agents available for you right now. if someone's been injured in an accident, that was not your fault. give us a call right now and find out how much your case is potentially worth. >> take a look at this. a crash left a dozen cars smashed up in el sobrante. two cars appeared to have the worst damage, with several other parked cars banged up as well. it happened yesterday on san pablo dam road, a neighbor told abc seven his mom and aunt were in one of the cars hit head on by another driver. he says his aunt was injured in the crash. it's not exactly clear what led up to this accident or what happened to the other driver involved. in san franc

miranda throws everyone to, we've been reconciled by the government. they call on us. they teach is about reconciliation. there is no way to turn us back. a government is in charge. president polk i've gotten it runs it tightly organized country. there were local reconciliation courts back then. and today any inquiries about someone's that this is the is legal for those born off to 1994, it still has a major impact. i am not, i am not much like what happened is our history and it has to live with us as the young generation. we'll try to do our best for it and not top and again, but it's still painful when people know there are those buried in places, but do not select, vio, forties. those who lived here are believed to have known about and concealed the mass grave. 7 people from 2 families have been arrested, living above a secret for 30 years now one ernest. but their names who loved them to mrs. them would likely never be known. and hundreds of thousands will remain without pleasure. stephanie decker all g 0. who ya? luanda. pelligrini as well as the lock is presiden

and miranda li, gimme a movie budget. this sounds as if they had expected invoices on that. we didn't need to impose new sanctions against russia. look it up as the interest and nobody knows this. it doesn't excite to visit us. mentioned any investigation over against suspicious, even recently. so many, many times. this is a related late tomorrow that's that's key it machine at least to do g game. the names of the table or this ball days for them, we secreted the collections we found in bo chat. we are asked the secretary general directly, but at this number to use up to use his power no. far as a single story. major key is the private lives of those aloof names to use. that's just the station with the highest you, you are the key right. james is allowed to use. it's a separate thing is actively using this. are you to the new york validate you do in following the mess from lines agenda? the guy used to use it as a duty was to buy lots of them a new and let's just give them the mentioning of the numerous error s. so the pain in the legal list and you get audio, but it's, we u

found its voice in the world, and india that hosted the 620 world, and india that hosted the g20 with mirandaat marketing, travelling around the world and meeting leaders. they like those things when they see it. he has also been remarkably successful using the state to give people things that they need, whether it is subsidies, the construction of toilets, electricity lines, gas connections, things that make him popular with women as well. he is very popular. he is canny and smart with the deployment of services and using the state, welfarism, basically. the reason however an illiberal aspect to it where india still is a democracy despite the declining honour several rankings for democracy. it is becoming illiberal in a classic sense, when you look at liberal democracies around the world where it is focused less on secularism, for example, less on its liberalism, individual choice and rights. instead migratory projects himself as a ceo type figure who makes tough decisions, even as some of this comes with an authoritarian banned, by and large much of this as popular as well which is why he k

side mind, given what mr. levy has said, despite the man, because actions about d escalating and mr. miranda himself is saying that america doesn't want a why to reach and how much are its actions? because from what mr. olivia saying they're enabling as well. so how much of the american actions pushing the region closer to the brink of war? it's a very good question and i think we see that it's not here the left hand. no, it's not what the right hand does. i think there is a balancing act taking place. i think that the president biden is facing an election. he's got a very outspoken muslim population that he would like to garner their votes. he's, he's risking those by his enormous support of, of, of israel at the same time he's trying to bring on board to his side, the saudis, and the other gulf states. and they're being very hesitant because he's facing a, a, an as a situation in the red sea, i think that he hadn't really intended it 1st. and i agree with mister a, dr. mariah d that the, you know, the, uh, the actions of these, these groups are, are often quite difficult for, for iran to,

ernesto miranda who by all accounts was not the greatest guy in the world. lawyer stood up and revisited him nonetheless in his case. because of that, we have protections that protect us from the overreach of the state. host: michael has been a juror in plainfield, illinois. caller: good morning to you and your guest. i have been on two judah was here -- i have been on two juries. i have been informed each time. where i would like your guest to comment is this system in a lot of respects is fraud because when they do this, ask questions. -- they ask questions. they are under pressure to get this through and panel injury. -- panel jury. i don't think they take a particular the long time to do this. the system is fraud. people are going to be under pressure. they are going to have other things to do. it doesn't pay much money. they are expected to sit in judgment of someone. this is a very technical case, as was the civil case i set on. it was involving in the group lessons and it was incredibly complicated as to the criteria for transferring things. i think t

we have rights like the miranda warning because someone decided to represent miranda, by all accounts was not the greatest guy in the world when a lawyer stood up and represented him in this case. because of that, we have sections that protect us from the overreach of the state. ... not the greatest guy in the world. a lawyer stood up and represented him nonetheless in his case. because of that, we have protections that protect us from the overreach of the state. >> michael has been a juror in illinois. -- independent line. good morning's. >> good morning to you and your guests. i have been onto juries. one is terrible trials. not unlike this one that is coming up for trump. the other is a triple murder. the interesting thing in my comment and where like your guests to comment on, the system in a lot of respects is flawed. they ask questions. they are always on pressure to get this. in panel a jury. i don't think they took a particularly long time to do it. it only goes to my point. the system is really flawed. they are going to have other things to do. it does not pay much money. the

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that will help him get the election to rein onto things that he wants to talk about, things like mirandae economy, rather than put them at the mercy of whatever events happen to be when time runs out. and it's important to understand that the economic picture, while still improving, is different to what downing street was anticipating because of what's happening in america. probably not going to get anywhere near the number of rate cuts that they were hoping for. so there are some powerful, influential people at the top of the conservative party who are saying to rishi sunak as a result of all that you should have the election. but there are no signs yet that rishi sunak agrees with them and he is the person who will decide how long he wants to remain prime minister before he rolls the dice that he can turn it around. i know, but no wonder he's tetchy now. well, quite. yeah, but the thing is, i think you could say it's long. it's obviously go long, isn't it? i mean, it's ridiculous. he'll have to make the decision this week. you just want to be, right? yes. this question, right, over whe

let's bring and mom and miranda use a political and security. i'm left at the university of 10. ronnie joins us via skype. mama, good to have you with us. so the picture still remains confusing. some report suggesting this was unlimited. is there any response to that? it rang and i talked last saturday on israel a how significant is this? what is it will mean mama? it was, it's still unclear if anything important happened in may have been a 3 o'clock copters that were down somewhere near as fun. but nothing important has happened. and everything is business as usual. people who are in s 400 or how i know at least online have said that everything is fine. uh the writings have said that if the israelis attack again, if they carry out another act active aggression, they will strike back harder than last time and they will strike back without waiting 2 weeks like last time of this violence of course began years ago. this rarely regime per year, as has been assassinating iranians that has been carrying out sabotage. it has been murdering iranians and

only nine, nine so far this year . this year. >> yeah, it's the miranda plan. >> yeah, it's the mirandato stop murder by punishing murder victims. it's. it's not punishing human traffickers. it's punishing the victims of human trafficking. so the. yeah. and i'm 100% human trafficking. so the. yeah. and i'm100% on human trafficking. so the. yeah. and i'm 100% on board. let's address human trafficking. let's address human trafficking. let's address it by targeting human traffickers, not the victims. let's address it by creating safe and legal routes for genuine asylum seekers . let's genuine asylum seekers. let's address it by focusing all the resources . 1.8 million per resources. 1.8 million per person . yeah, but, sam. sam, person. yeah, but, sam. sam, what about. >> what about the elephant ? >> what about the elephant? >> what about the elephant? >> yeah. actual things that are tackling the actual, not stunts. >> sam, what about the elephant in the room that they're leaving france a safe country which is part of the european union, which you're a huge supporter of. some of them have c

we strip away the miranda warning? we've got to find a better way to do this. encryption is the backbone of protecting not just kids, but every single consumer. we talk about children and data privacy. hello. it's a nightmare. let's talk again about some of the meta plaintiffs because i've been looking at these states for 40 years, i started my work in california where they were routinely issuing multiple social security numbers to kids, so they could make multiple title 4a claims to the feds for their kids in foster care. if you're a child in foster care when we're talking about meta monetizing kids data without parental consent, if you're a child that enters the foster care system in any state, but maryland, and you have social security benefits, the state is taking them from you without anybody's permission, and you're leaving the foster care system destitute. so i guess i'm finding this whole conversation a little troubling, because i see a huge disconnect between the lack of outrage about those practices that are going on in the real world and by a lot of

the jury's gonna include a times square buzz lightyear, 40 rats in a trench coat, and lin-manuel mirandadies and gentlemen, hold on, order. order. order. order in the court, ladies and gentlemen of the jury once again will juror number seven please refrain from educational rapping?" yesterday, more than half the group was excused for telling the judge they could not be fair and impartial. that's pretty vague. you might as well just ask, "who wants to leave?" i wouldn't blame them. after all, the job description is "wanted: impartial juror. 4 days a week, $40 a day. benefits include: free wifi and unlimited death threats" one prospective juror. [applause] death threats, sure. one prospective juror who was rejected yesterday for claiming she couldn't be impartial said that in her spare time, she likes to sing, watch tv, and "go to the club." court reporters described her as wearing "apple bottom jeans, boots with the fur, with the fur." apparently, as she was walking out, the club-goer told a court officer, "i just couldn't do it." adding, "also, can i get a vodka soda? vodka soda!" no lim

mike rowe is with us this miranda warning. the dirty jobs guy.n enrollment in these trade schools. that's huge. how come there's such a sift away from colleges. >> people are paying attention. you and i talked about this a bunch and it's a bit like turning a tanker around. you're talking about perceptions and attitudes, stigmas and terrific yo types and all -- stereotypes and all sorts of things and people need to be deprogrammed about this idea that the best path is with the people is a 4 year degree and gen z just happens to be on the tip of the spear at the moment and that article in "the wall street journal" is filled with data that, well, a little too early may be to take a victory lap, but i've been at this for 16 years now and parents and kids alike are starting to get the message. frabs withs the debt in at all and a clear path to something that look as lot like pros prosperity. >> it's intimidating and we've got to believe it or not, there's four colleges, which this fall could cost up to $95,000 and that's tuition, room and board $95,00

what's the best for the climate by now ask mando. asked miranda. i've us left a baby sydney drive us next. they a guy said excel with the not they use it. ok to me. my to do so this in a lot. ok. ok. well, i still live in this vehicle. yeah. yeah, those are, these are the as of yeah, that would be how the would it be what you we have is a cool a lot. my condition on the i knew hyphen oh oh i see at the in on you have that cool to ship it have as she flies disagreed upside. mm hm. oh this last go shopping history. auction. what's the hey agenda and the gentleman would use. john, it's me, i'm guessing had been been pat colors. i think he said, yeah, it's okay we we are, we're heading to drop the vehicle, but i just joined the company that generally, i mean, i nearly as if the how good. yeah, we did a simple as a boy. yeah. she's that much. so any of the statement mit mit mama. that sounds perfect. dani then no, i have not seen i never that she was unable to come when sent me a bunch central gotten all that was the end of it. i'm going to meet with ma