miranda, always a pleasure. thanks so much. >> thank you. maria: all right. miranda devine.an sachs earnings crossed moments ago. let's get to cheryl with the numbers. so far it's good news, what do you want to tell us on goldman. >> a plea you blow out on gold. profits jumped up to 105% at goldman, earnings per share came in 11, 95, estimate was 822. talk about that jump. 13.87 billion on revenue and the estimate was 12.39 billion. revenues were 2 billion in this quarter a year ago, they declared a $3 per share dividend. they bought back 3.5 million shares. this stock is adding 80 points to the dow right now, maria. they're also talking about the outlook and it is bullish. based on the incoming administration change, m&a, deal making, trading, debt sales were strong for the quarter and investment banking fees up 24%. that stock gained 48% last year. can't wait to see what it's going to do today. maria: invotement banking was up so much in the fourth quarter. i wonder what 2025 looks like because you're getting rid of lena kahn at the ftc and putting in busy friendly people

larry: miranda, to you -- this was very serious this first conversation.le, you don't trust mark zuckerberg new conversion against c woke and censorship, i understand. i have a theory, for whatever reason, there are throughout history miranda, many examples of sol on the road to d damascus. -- ass-- sauu aul to damascus. this time the road was paved by trump's strong election, there may be one -- there are many sauls. >> zuckerberg is one, be bezos another one. >> a pilgrim an.age of, you areg thomas, but, it happen $conversions in life. >> yes, but these are just whiplash and you know, trump laughs about it he says, these people, i ask them, he said it, would you be here if i had not won the election, they get all you know embarrassed, he said, not, he is pulling a-- fully aware he is playing with them, i guess like a cat with a mouse. larry: rich, do you believe this? nonbiblical it happens, conversions on the road. >> sometimes they happen, sometimes people just get on the bandwagon, does it matter, if you have a fence sitter b like zuckerberg and you c

miranda devine and david webb.catch david cohosting the bottom line with dagen mcdowell at 6:00 p.m. on fabulous fox business and all go on the road to damascus. speaking of damascus, coming up, president trump, 100 executive orders on inauguration day and talking about it with senator marsha blackburn next. ♪ [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin, with real honey & elderberry. where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management larry: all right, 100 executive orders on inauguration day and that's possible from president trump and we welcome back marsha blackburn to talk about it. happy new year, senator blackbu

larry: joining us, great miranda devine, fox news contributor and ace doll u.s.ist poster. day of celebration for donald trump. a very low life event occurred and we'll have to play with it. you've been chronicling it as much as any southernist in america. 20 minutes they're pardoned. if that's not an admission of guilt and corruption, i don't know what is. >> four years after we at the new york post exposed joe biden is his family influence peddling, gifters, criminals and took in millions of dollars from china, from russia, kazakhstan, romania, you name it, and we were told pardoned both of his brothers, jim biden and frank biden. jim biden is under investigation i believe by the department of justice or some other gifts so that's all gone. his brother jim was caught with cassettes down his pant in florida for stealing and he's pardoned his sister value sister valerie andall three in-e involve in the china gift with hunter biden is in fact sarah biden went and got a check out of -- money $200,000 out of their joint bank account, she wrote a check and she took it and cashe

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miranda devine joins us now.only the new president's reaction but about the former president's action? >> look, brian, i think it was such a fishy end to joe biden's presidency, because it just shows the nature of the corruption. how his family was all involved. you know, all his brothers, both jack and jim as well as his sister val and sister spouses have been pardoned that's an admission of guilt as donald trump just said. he didn't do that for his own family, for himself when he bass president last time. even though he was being hounded by democrats and lawfare. because he said that would be an admission of guilt. and that's what joe biden has done. he has admitted guilt. >> brian: i'm thinking about james comer's book what is it $240,000 payment from his brother james to joe? just gave it to him. really? he just gave them that much money. what was the reason? think about your book? laptop from hell. you were the first one to go forensically through to say where is this money come from and where is it. >> that

these might have -- >> i am terrified. >> let's take a brooke pinto >> what was it that lin-manuel miranda room what happens. isn't it great to be in the room or it happens? >> why am not necessarily a room what happens. >> for all of us whether we are in the senate or the governor's homes or whether the president himself, you think of the line from hamilton, history has its eyes on you. >> this is certainly the room what happens. >> this is where when what happens. >> so we may not live to see the glory as the song from the musical hamilton goes, let us gladly join the fight. >> every little girl and boy in america will know anything and everything, is possible, as the first black woman will be in the room where it happens in the u.s. supreme court. >> that is pretty funny. >> you created a language. >> i anticipated and i hope hip- hop fans will like it and i hope peter fans would like it and i did not anticipate how those in the halls of power would grab on to all of the songs about power because as you notice, the most quoted one, that is what everyone is trying to get into and the fac

. >> local 87 union president olga miranda says no one was taken away by ice agents from downtown san francisco on friday. she plans to hold a rally tuesday morning to show support for the immigrant community. >> we just have to stand up for each other. >> jose works as a janitor and did not want us to show his face. he tells me he's a documented immigrant, but many of his coworkers are not. he says some did not go to work on friday. >> they decided to call out sick, and they did not show up to work because they were afraid that they might something happen to them. >> this video shows ice in the tenderloin appearing to detain a man. it was first posted on sunday and has been widely shared on social media, but ktvu was not able to independently verify the video when it was taken and by whom. >> it makes me angry that we are in this place. >> state senator scott wiener says. a bill he introduced to increase funding for legal help for immigrants has passed the senate and is headed to the state assembly on thursday. >> people who are facing deportation, we want them to be able to have leg

according to both officers at the scene was not read her miranda warnings or miranda rights. >> it's a story that's captivated the nation. >> my husband passed away unexpectedly last year. it completely took us all by shock. >> just months before she was arrested, corey released a children's book, are you with me, about an angel wing clad deceased father watching over his sons. she says she wrote it to help her children cope with the loss of their father. >> it's just comforting to them to know that, you know, they're not living this life alone. like dad is still here. it's just in a different way. >> last year, richardson, speaking out from behind bars and audio, released to abc news proclaiming her innocence against all charges she's facing. >> what it really does is protect eric at all costs. what i really didn't do is part of my husband. i could not and would not ever do that to eric or anyone for that matter. i will not give up. i will not give in. please, just give me a chance. >> her family standing by her. >> i do not believe in my heart. corey could ever. not just kill eric,

olga miranda agrees. it's important not to panic. yourself with good information about ice efforts in your area, and use the available resources to protect your rights. we can't live in fear. then we have to show our faces. we have to show our children that we cannot live in fear. san francisco supervisors will officially reaffirm the sanctuary city status with a vote at their regular meeting tuesday evening in san francisco. thom jensen, nbc, bay area news. tom, thank you. in the event that you or someone you know is detained or questioned by ice officers, it is important to know your rights. the immigration institute of the bay area has created red cards with that important information. they're available in eight different languages, including chinese, farsi and spanish. our telemundo 48 sister station has a page where you can download and print one out. just scan the qr code on your screen and that will take you there. new at 11. honoring those lost 80 years since the auschwitz concentration camp was liberated, san francisco is pa

rights immigrants still have those miranda rights. and i wanted to reiterate to the public those listening that california officials, our governor, our attorney general, have all made it clear that we will not be participating in essentially allowing the federal government immigration authorities, ice border patrol. they are federal entities. california will not be assisting in that process. so all the government made the federal government may be able to do that. california will certainly not do their part to go out of their way to make it easier have these right bridge for immigrants and immigrants do still have these fundamental rights. >> and san francisco is a sanctuary city. >> how will that play out here? will that still remain the case? >> yeah. so there's big of the constitutional provision here, the separation that separation federal authority and state authorities essentially the federal government cannot force the state officials, the state government to do its job. so i do predict you will, but a barrier place, a barrier

, because i do look forward to the song lin-manuel miranda.and it's clear. it's become clear to me in in the conversations we've had that some are more prepared for what this job is going to require than others. i think the last point i made to marianne cannot be discounted. you've got a real problem on the democratic party side. and but you also have a real party with people. and so how you fix both of those at the same time becomes critically important. it's exactly what i faced in 2009, after the oh eight and oh six election cycles in which the public just summarily rejected republicanism. and so that's where democrats find themselves. >> there is real talent within the party apparatus. i think she was very much so right about that, and that we have to find ways where the members feel more engaged and involved. i will say 448 members of the democratic national committee are going to make this decision about who the next chair is. so all these members of congress endorsing and whatnot, unless you're a dnc member, that endorsement, i think, r

elian: la caravana de miranda norte de chiapas desde el 1 de enero, que contaba con 1500 personas hoyantes camino poco mÁs de 25 millas desde tapachula, donde ademÁs decidieron descansar, hasta el momento tiene previsto nuevamente reiniciar su marcha hacia el municipio de villa, la policÍa de california alerta sobre una nueva estafa en la que los delincuentes se hacen pasar por representantes de la alerta amber, cerca los padres diciÉndole que medita meter a sus hijos y todo esto con el pretexto de robarles y ponerlos en riesgo, las autoridades recomiendan estar muy atentos y especialmente a este tipo de engaÑo. wendy: una nueva y aterradora estafa esta circulando, criminales estÁ llamando a participantes en el a creer que van inscribir a sus hijos en el programa de alerta amber para supuestamente protegerlo, pero en realidad, estos estafadores los busca engaÑar y robar a las familias y por eso la patrulla de caminos de california envÍa un candente mensaje advirtiendo que ellos jamÁs van a requerir en un registro previo. >> si llega a perder un niÑo o secuestrado es tÍpicamente como n

much more likely. >> if i'm not mistaken should, raise the requirements for removing a child the miranda rights and families accused, an independent review of the. georgia we got rid of the child abuse registrar a few years ago because we had too many teachers who ran into the convenience store who were instantiated against. >> one thing i love to throw out there, the thing that hasn't come up and maybe is the elephant in the room is what the role in the state should be you have what will be a well-meaning parent but a young child when they identify and i would love to hear everyone's thoughts on that. >> substance abuse is a major issue. if your substance use is not affecting your child, if you're going out getting drunk or high on vacation when your child is with an appropriate caregiver, that's one thing. if you think about substances that are comparable children, especially prenatal, alcohol is the biggest one. the problem, talking about children were very young, endangered by actives absence abuse, it's a move like marijuana is no big deal, the problem is that pre-marijuana use need

. >> seth: lin-manuel miranda. >> yes, lin-manuel miranda. >> seth: do they -- are they impressed byimpressed by my towel. and it's definitely -- i have to say there's another person in the show, nick kroll. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm not intimidated by his broadway prowess at all. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, but lin and andrew, they're the real deal. >> seth: do you -- have you taken any cues from them as far as like how to prepare for your first broadway show? >> i guess i would just say the main cue is i've asked them to carry me through the whole thing. >> seth: gotcha. >> you know? [ laughter ] >> seth: just like how -- are there like important cues or -- >> yes, exactly. well, no, there's -- i mean this shows my ability, but basically there's a handshake in the show that i have to do with lin. and they were like, "okay, it's on the down beat of the music." and i just looked at lin and i was like, "you have to choose it. you have to do it. you have to get me through the handshake." and he is. >> seth: you know, the thing is you were on "snl" for a decade. >> yeah. >> seth: and that's

i'm supervisor miranda melgar, chair of the committee and i would like to give a very warm welcome to my new committee members supervisor jackie fielder representing district nine welcome supervisor fielder and supervisor bilal mahmood, our newly elected supervisor for district five. >> they are temporarily assigned to this committee until we get permanent assignments. thank you so much for helping us out. >> the committee clerk today is john carroll. and i would also like to acknowledge james kawana from s.f. captive for staffing us in this meeting. >> mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. >> thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices you've brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to be included as part of any of today's files you can submit them to me. public comment will be taken on each of the three items on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called please line up to speak along your right hand side of this room this western wall i'm pointing it

follow the police and we would get out of the car and we would recite what is now considered the mirandawould tell people they should cooperate, but there was a limit to what could happen. >> i see. >> and i wound up getting arrested a lot of times. >> a few times i'm sure. >> yeah. for interfering with arrests and things like that. >> now, the mayor's conference was just held last month. >> yeah. >> i believe you went there also. >> i went to the mayor's -- >> what did you think of the efforts there? >> well, i think that the mayor's conference in the wake -- you know, last month they had talked about the charleston incident. >> right. >> that tragic occurrence. that was on the minds of mayors all over the country and mayors who were talking about how they're instituting race and equity departments to be more sensitive. >> that's right. >> and to have fairness throughout the government. i met with steven benjamin, who is the mayor of columbia, south carolina, because i had worked in south carolina when i was with the southern elections fund, helping to get blacks elected in the '70s. we

kailey: 24 executive orders and four miranda the have the same effect. he came out addressing these things, rescinding 78 executive action from the body administration and that enforcing a lot of executive actions of his own, one being to an emergency at the border which will allow more resources there. he is entering birthright citizenship as well as reinstating the remain in mexico policy. he also declared an energy emergency. the opened up more land to oil and gas development. ending what he calls biden's ev mandate and offshore wind farming leasing. he also pulled out of the paris climate accord and w.h.o.. in the federal workforce, and dig dei, saying that the federal government only recognizes two genders, male and female, making official this department of efficiency actually inside the executive office, renaming what was the digital service to now the u.s. doge service, which gives elon musk an executive office, email address. he will have a lot of power inside the u.s. government. he is giving tiktok 75 extra days to find a deal not to be banned

miranda jr., author to and father of lin-manuel miranda, was in puerto rico when bad bunny's new musicng of so many puerto ricans who feel that their identity after 500 years of colonialism has been disappearing. >> reporter: many describing the album as a love letter to puerto rico. "rolling stone" giving it a five-star review. >> this is a record in which he is thinking about ways in which to affirm puerto ricanness at a moment in which our peoples and our cultures are being displaced. >> reporter: in under three weeks, bad bunny commanding the top spot claiming the number one song and album in the world, becoming the male artist to hit 1 billion spotify streams the fastest and selling out his 30-show residency in puerto rico in just hours. [ singing in a non-english language ] ♪ >> gio: oh, come on. don't stop the music. yes, it's still going. oh, i can't -- like, that album is so good. >> janai: we all said that we were listening to it this week. >> gio: s. i mean, come on, that beat, yes. we'll be right back. ♪ >> janai: a love song to puerto rico. >> whit: you're scaring the view

. >> local 87 union president olga miranda says no one was taken away by ice agents from downtown san francisco on friday. she plans to hold a rally tuesday morning to show support for the immigrant community. >> we just have to stand up for each other. >> jose works as a janitor and did not want us to show his face. he tells me he's a documented immigrant, but many of his coworkers are not. he says some did not go to work. on friday. >> they decided to call out sick, and they did not show up to work because they were afraid that they might something happen to them. >> this video shows ice in the tenderloin appearing to detain a man. it was first posted on sunday and has been widely shared on social media, but ktvu was not able to independently verify the video when it was taken and by whom. >> it makes me angry that we are in this place. >> state senator scott wiener says. a bill he introduced to increase funding for legal help for immigrants has passed the senate and is headed to the state assembly on thursday. >> people who are facing deportation, we want them to be able to have le

i'm supervisor miranda melgar, chair of the committee and i would like to give a very warm welcome to my new committee members supervisor jackie fielder representing district nine welcome supervisor fielder and supervisor bilal mahmood, our newly elected supervisor for district five. >> they are temporarily assigned to this committee until we get permanent assignments. thank you so much for helping us out. >> the committee clerk today is john carroll. and i would also like to acknowledge james kawana from s.f. captive for staffing us in this meeting. >> mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. >> thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices you've brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to be included as part of any of today's files you can submit them to me. public comment will be taken on each of the three items on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called please line up to speak along your right hand side of this room this western wall i'm pointing it

mayor bill miranda, we have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much for the time thank you very much. of course. so he has a big agenda and one of the smallest majorities in house history. so can president trump get his plans through congress? we're actually going to be speaking to a moderate republican from a key swing district who met with president trump yesterday to discuss. >> kobe believed in himself at the youngest possible age. >> it's one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. >> i don't want to be remembered as just a basketball player. >> kobe premieres saturday at nine on cnn. >> we will include. >> and doug. >> you'll be back. emus can help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. you're just a flightless bird. >> no, he's a dreamer, frank. >> freeman came up., and. >> doug. >> well, i'll be. that bird really did it. >> only pay for what you need. >> liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. >> buzz for the facts. suzy here is shopping for a used car. but she doesn't know that nearly hal

you mentioned what we call family miranda. it's telling people their rights , they do do this in other jurisdictions already, and i find it puzzling, to put it mildly, how anyone could object to folks knowing their rights. let me put it differently. we don't tell people their rights, what we ensure is that well resourced families that have access to lawyers know their rights and under resourced families don't. there's just simply no way to bring rights to life unless you let people know about them. so, a lot of progress has been made on that front. children services in new york city has started in a modest way to let people know more than they did. those of us who want to ensure people really know their rights are still pushing for the requirement that people more robustly be told their rights. similarly with the antiharassment and reporting bill, this is the bill that would shift from anonymous reporting to confidential reporting as they have been in texas. i do think new york is at the forefront, but if you look at the packa

. >> but we're not surprised local 87 president olga miranda says employers stood up for the janitors and asked the agents for the proper paperwork. we have bosses that spoke that. >> and if it hadn't been for the due diligence and there solidarity with workers that have been with them for many years. it could have been something different. it could have somebody could have them to walk on every floor. start asking, you know, what country were you born ice officers or any law enforcement officers for that matter can't just come barging into the door without assigned work from the judge. >> immigration attorney nicholas gonzalez with san francisco as la raza community resource center says knowing your rights is critical among them, the right to remain silent, the right to an attorney and in some cases the right to prevent ice agents from entering. they come knocking at your door asking announcing themselves and say that they want to come in. first thing you can do is say that you won't let them in until you see a sign war. >> are to see the sign were. it's important to note you don't n

olga miranda is president of seiu, local 87, which represents san francisco janitors. >> she says employers stood up for the janitors and asked the agents for the proper paperwork such as search warrants in judicial orders. we had bosses that spoke that. >> and if it hadn't been for the due diligence and there solidarity with workers that have been with them for many years. it could have been something different. it could have somebody could have them to walk on every floor. start asking, you know, what country were you born remember that you have rights and they can exercise those rights. whether documented or not you have rights. nicholas gonzalez is an immigration attorney was san francisco's a community resource center. >> he says those rights include the right to remain silent, the right to an attorney and in some cases the right to prevent ice agents from entering when you're in a private place for their be your home or private office. >> remember that you have the right to them and a warrant before letting anyone into your home, specifically ice officers. so he did not have to let an

bill miranda mayor. thank you for being here. i can't believe the community is facing yet another prospect of danger. can you give us an update on what your community is facing this very evening? >> what i will, laura. but first of all, let me just thank cnn and your show in particular for doing such a good job of covering the fires here and around santa clarita. we really appreciate that. we appreciate your helping to get the word out. thank you. one of the things i want to say, actually, before we get really started, is that santa clarita is, uh, the the third largest city in l.a. county. we are the 17th largest city in population in the whole state of california, the 97th largest city in the country. so when we talk about santa clarita, and i know most people have never heard of santa clarita, we're a very big city. now, the good news is we still think we're a small town and we act like a small town. and that means we support one another. we have a great community. we have great support. we have right now, 4000 plus firefighte

does for miranda or that is sent to the fifty's of 94 or 59, but the reality is that they both as by the bed gems, when disputing land we've um 3 days and uh yeah, but it is the way of demons versus what amazing would wind up we're doing in terms of new and then when do you? yeah, jim and lots to watch him in europe. uh. the outlines way. it was distributed approximately to the british. in uganda. uganda is good. over 5 percent of the collisions figuring keanda. but their constitution is clear at the end and there's no problem . and in terms of any of this class of people speaking, can you run that? there's no issue about that. the big issue is on the i see that sometimes i agree they are going where these are having their constitution but socially and politically. they continue to suffer too much evasion, head speed to violence, including being cute and kicked out. especially have to buy these to didn't see their forces that came from mironda. seems 50 is and instead of uh, wi, using those one, the mobilizing those ones, my newest coal and government of cooling will have chosen to e

type you provided on the miranda's within the secret service. i would have to get back to you that is a know you are being just honest or lying like i just, you're being just honest here with this committee on bullet proof, trump started asking questions. you know, when this happened, people would ask, whose fault is it? i think to a certain extent, it's biden's fault and harris as well. and i'm the opponent, look, they will weaponized and government against me. they brought into whole d o j to try and get me. they weren't too interested in my health and safety. i would be if i were in their position, but they were very interested, but they, they were always making it from what i understood and i could feel it. they were making it very difficult to have proper staffing in terms of secret service, while biden found some old color that's coming back to what have you called your opponent and ex essential threat on a call. a week ago you said it's time to put trump in the bowls or i, or some dispute about like the context, but i mean, you appreciate

let's discuss this now with to ron university, professor site mohammed mirandi. professor miranda, what do you make of keith? kellogg's presence at the m e k conference in paris. what message does that send? he actually helps you with them because they have a tear organization is so deeply despised in your ron that anyone who is associated with it automatically becomes unlikable. they me k. it's a coats. and in the 1980s they went to iraq and fought for saddam hussein against their own country. and they also established bases across europe in north america. but they were foot soldiers for saddam hussein in his war of aggression against the wrong. so you righty of see them not only as terrorists who blew up bombs in the buses or who sided ordinary people on the street. but the solid and most people who were fighting as a as traitors to their own country and for saddam hussein, who was so deeply despised. and this reminds me of bolton when he a few years ago, went and spoke and said, hopefully we will be have our next meeting in 10 front. and i think just as bolton had no idea about the r

during the day he's going to be signing these executive orders and or proclamations and for men, miranda, these are all various types of documents that the president can assign to shake the action of the government without needing to go through congress without needing to draft the law passed the law, much less get political support for it. so in other words, the dollars are heavy. the president, any presidents when they come in, this is the easiest. and by far the quickest way for them to effect any kind of changes to sign executive orders. i remember the cab. yeah. that i just mentioned. we don't know exactly what he just signed. so when we do, we'll let you know. but it is pretty clear because donald trump has set it uh and it was on the schedule all along. but today whether it's now or whether it's a later donald trump is going to be signing a raft, that executive actions. let's go to john henry, who's live with us from chicago. john, it was a new i was in the last couple of days that the incoming trump administration, the now empower trump administration, was going to start what is

you're just being completely dishonest to you, provided on the miranda's within the secret service. i would have to get back to you that is a know you are being just honest or lying. i just, you're being dishonest here, this committee on bullet proof. trump started asking questions. you know, when this happened, people would ask, whose fault is it? i think to a certain extent, it's biden's fault and harris is full. and i'm the opponent, look, they will weaponized and government against me. they brought into whole d o. j to try and get me. they weren't too interested in my health and safety. i would be if i were in their position, but they were very interested but they, they were always making it from what i understood and, and i could feel it. they were making it very difficult to have proper staffing in terms of secret service. well, by doing found small comments coming back to what have you called your opponent and ex essential threat on a call a week ago you said it's time to put trump in the bull's eye. there's some dispute about the context, but i that you appreciate the cross

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now only a year ago that you use signed the memorandum with miranda, with the wanda for all materials supply chains. and that's the spot reports creating much of what is considered one does mean or production is actually smuggled into the country from the driver seat of the d. r. c. president, oppose the agreement. say that rwanda was looting communities mean there are resources. so i think a member of parliament call it the house, believes that western companies, how about a large hand in the conflict due to their and sociable tests for resources. what has become the to all of wealth and minimal expection by the waste. we are faced with a situation in many countries of africa where there's super exploitation of the natural, a bundled in the middle result is in those countries. and sadly, it is always the people that are thinking people who are coming 2nd to being exploited. and if we want peace in this area, we need to move away from this process. we know there's also an money counts mold and human beings, if we can do that. and therefore, i also has to make a call on the or p and un

chino miranda posÓ frente al agua para su foto de aÑo nuevo enviÓ un mensaje a sus seguidores:" felizaje de eugenio derbez para aÑo nuevo, siempre utilizando su sentido del humor junto a su esposa. eugenio: les quiero desear de corazÓn que este 31 de diciembre no reciban o los menos posibles de esos que parecen copiar y pegar, que nos hace todo el mundo que ya nos la sabemos nos quita mucho tiempo y luego no conviven con la familia por estar respondiendo a cada una de las personas que nos mandan eso. jessica: carlos rivera celebrÓ como debe de ser con mucha champaÑa. carlos: feliz aÑo nuevo! [mÚsica] jessica: nos despedimos del revoltillo digital con " mi burrito sabanero " de david bisbal. que suene la mÚsica este 1 de enero de 2025. [mÚsica] alejandro: quÉ manera de finiquitar un aÑo viejo y comenzar una nuevo. alan:la mÍa estÁ aburrida, vamos a platicar de las que vimos. estÁ bueno comentar, que se dan unos viajes de primer nivel. la verdad que de maravilla. karla: como fonseca que ha compartido su agradecimiento por el apoyo recibido durante el 2024 y se prepara para su gira en el

why did miranda divine say, he stayed quiet missouri versus biden was being heard by the supreme court? he only started talking when he was subpoenaed by congress. this guy is an opportunist. >> i don't trust zukerberg. musk has skin in the game. came out for free speech. now trump won and this guy is on rogan saying biden bullied me. they're hiring guys from the biden administration to sit on their board and work with the feds. to make sure all the stuff got censored. jessica, i don't remember the names of the trump officials who are coercing facebook to censor us? do you? >> jessica: that's because of the only stories getting put out. >> jesse: i'm just worried about the menstruating men. >> >> jessica: always making the big points jessie. >> judge jeanine: you look at zukerberg and joining the free speech club, they are building themselves up. he's a bodybuilder like bezos. he wants to be a maga guy now. >> greg: it's weird he got rid of tampons, it makes me think who is pulling the strings. it's something we talked about or maybe i did. i kept yelling about it. he discovered that t

. >> olga miranda is president of seiu, local 87, which represents san francisco janitors. she says employers stood up for the janitors and asked the agents for the proper paperwork such as search warrants in judicial orders. we had bosses that spoke that. >> and if it hadn't been for the due diligence and there solidarity with workers that have been with them for many years. it could have been something different. it could have somebody could have them to walk on every floor. start asking, you know, what country were you born remember that you have rights and they can exercise those rights. whether documented or not you have rights. nicholas gonzalez is an immigration attorney was san francisco's a community resource center. >> he says those rights include the right to remain silent, the right to an attorney and in some cases the right to prevent ice agents from entering when you're in a private place for their be your home or a private office. >> remember that you have the right to demand a warrant before letting anyone into your home, specifically ice officers. so he did

. >> interesting category elton john and lin-manuel miranda duking it out. 30 years ago elton john wonld be kind of fun to see those two battle it out. >> it makes for a fun night for us backstage because these are all amazing people to sit in a room with and talk to them should they be the winner. robin alluded to it, best supporting actress, the really something, and not necessarily knowing that they're favorites to get nominations. but it would be really exciting as things sort of turn around. zoe saldana, i think, looks really strong. i mean, what a what a career for her. you think of somebody who's been in all these great franchises, who grew up just a few subway stops away from where we are right now in queens, and now she might be looking at her first. >> supporting. supporting. she's supporting. yeah. >> it should be really great. >> before we go, any big surprises either one of you are looking for? >> i want all the surprises. i mean, i feel like chris kind of had, you know, took to it a little bit earlier. there are going to be some films that no one has seen, and that always

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he waived miranda, agreed to speak to us. -...preston, if you understand the right.on's interview is that he just wanted confirmation that we knew that liam had killed sarah. -in my humble opinion, as a public defender of nine years, this is probably the quickest confession that anyone has seen. -he probably made this calculated judgment of, "well, i'm just going to go with it and tell them everything i know at this point. just because i can't -- i can't get in trouble for the murder because they know i didn't do it." -the majority of the interview with preston was him not taking responsibility for the planning phase of the crime. -preston gives investigators a play-by-play of exactly what liam did, how they moved the body, how they made multiple trips back to the house to get sarah's safe, to bring her out of her house, to put her in the bushes, to throw her over the fence, and throw her over the route 35 bridge. -he also agreed to take us back to sarah's house and walk us through the home and the property, explaining what the two had done. we felt in this particula