lin-manuel miranda is here with us. that's right. and i do want to mention, on monday, we have our annual red benefit show. we teamed up with the great charity, red, to raise awareness and money for the fight against a.i.d.s. this year, i'll be joined once again by bono, who's with us everywhere and our guests will be chris rock, kristen bell, channing tatum, snoop dogg, mila kunis and who knows who else. guillermo, are there any -- it's a good look for you, actually. >> guillermo: thanks, jimmy i feel great. >> jimmy: i feel like you're a pallbearer at my funeral right now. that's our red show on monday night. please join us for that. in 1989, our first guest went on a fateful date with a charming muslim immigrant from kenya and had no idea that it would one day lead to her being first lady of the united states. you can read all about her history-making life in this new memoir called "becoming." please say hello to michelle obama. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimm

(miranda) hello, i'm miranda hart and there's nothing more us britsike than pottering around our gardens. so my mother keeps telli me. oh, and here she comes. is gosh, tharden goes on forever, it's enormous. (miranda) for my mother is none other than dee hart dyke, one of britain's best amateur gardeners. (dee) trachelospermum. le sounds like a isease, doesn't it? (miranda) she'fos assessed plants r the rhs p and specializes erennial plants and shrubs. (dee) if anybody wants a shrub for late summer heptacodium is what you need. (miranda) she's never left her garden for more than four days in a row. (dee) when i get back from holidays i can't wait to get into the garden. 's like seeing your children again. (miranda) and for 27 years, she's been a proud entrant b of the little yellk. "what is the yellow book?" i hear you ask.

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

that may be, miss miranda. hose cheeks. soadorable. cooler t, let's talk weather. but at least we're not talking about rain, we're not talking nott messy roads, we're talking about snow this weekend. >> yeah. it's been a beautiful saturday. >> it has. >> just a little bit of a bite to the now, what we are looking at for sunday is a lot like toy, b a few differences you're going to notice. i'll get to that in a moment. for now, let'ah go d and give this forecast out to the evening revelers who are going to be stepping ou take a look at the current temperatures. now, ke, 45 degrees right pretty chilly, but 39 in gaithersburg, we're at 39 in frederick, maryland, down to 43 in manassas and 44 in quantico. so, if you are headed out tonight, here's what you need to know. bundleceup. e hit the 30s, it's really cold out there. tonight, we're going to get a lot oloud coverage in the area. the clouds are going to be building as we head through the overnight hours. but notice here, we are staying dry. so. that's go just a

they read me my miranda rights. they patted down again vigorously. i asked the officers where i was going, they said the station. i saw my coach, and i said don't worry, i'm going to be good. then i was walked out the main entrance. i saw the media at the corners and saw a lot of police cars. while i was being walked out of the black school gate, a reporter put a camera in my face and took pictures. while the officer took me to the police car, everyone saw my face and knew who i was. as they put me in a car, i saw a parent i knew. he asked me what happened and i said i didn't do anything. while i was in the kari told the officers to tell anyone not to take any pictures of me. they didn't respond. i asked the officer which station i was going to, and they said ingleside. i told the officers to call my dad and gave them his name and number. the officers were it down on a napkin. they took me to the station. i waited in the car about three minutes. they opened the door of the car and asked me my name and address. they also asked me the name of my parent

. >> tonight, behind the scenes with emily blunt and lin-manuel miranda. >> i remember doing the arrival scene, 50 feet in the air dangling from a crane. oh, my god. i'm mary poppins. >> the pressure of continuing a classic. >> we are the legacy. >> animating old school. >> and bump. >> and yeah. working with one of the original stars. >> you leap onto this desk, and you tap dance and -- i mean, surprised all of us. >> including me! >> tonight, from the house that walt built -- >> don't you think it's sort of unfair to talk about mary poppins like this and not let the folks out there see some of what we're talking about? >> all the way to the new cherry tree lane. >> good thing you come along when you did, mary poppins. >> you're going to make me cry! >> "mary poppins returns: behind the magic." >> testing. one, two, three, four. testing. this is the premiere of "mary poppins," walt "mary poppins." >> ladies and gentlemen, i've never seen so many stars. >> august 1964, hollywood. >> you've never seen such a crowd. here comes walt disney. >> the world premiere of a one of a kind pull out

(miranda) hello, i'm miranda hart, and there's nothing more us brits like than puttering so my mother keeps telling me. oh, and herehe comes. gosh, this garden goes on forever. it's enormous. (miranda) for my mother is none other than dee hart dyke, one of britain's best amateur gardeners. (dee) trachelospermum. h--sounds like a male disease, doesn't it? (medanda) she's asse plants for the rhs and specializes in perennial plants and shrubs. (dee) if alabody wants a shrub fo summer, heptacodium is what you need. (miranda) she's never left her garden r more than four days in a row... (dee) when i get back from holidays, t i can't wait to into the garden. it's like seeing your children again. (miran ...and for 27 years, she's been a proud entrant of the little yellow book. "what is the yellow book," i hear you ask. it's the national garden scheme's handbook

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we should make sure all children know what miranda rights are, how to get a lawyer. we need them to know so if they're in a situation they can be able to defend themselves and have their rights. also, an incident like this impacts the whole community, not just the students and administrators involved. we need to have an investment in community healing and community or entered solutions that follow-up with youth and their families. thank you for calling this hearing and having me here. just wanted to give a quick shout out to the other organizations we're working with, some of which are here right now. young women's free center. huckle berry, project what and lar kin youth services, they're all paving the way for reforms in this area. thank you to them and thank you to the board. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening. my name is jordan, i'm the initiative director for road map to peace. i want to thank supervisor hillary ronen for calling this very important hearing. i just wanted to share that this unfortunate situation that happened at balboa, you know,

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em will i and lin-manuel miranda appear in a "mary poppins" themed show. >> emily as a nanny had quite an effect on his husband. >> he cried and he kept saying, what's happening to me. >> what scene was it? >> the song is so gorgeous, talking about the loss of his wife. i think he sort of cried from then onwards. >> everything is possible. even the impossible. >> in the revamped "mary poppins" emily is nearly perfect in every way, but she admits taking on the role was a daunting task for this mom of two. >> did you watch the original "mary poppins"? >> i watched it as a child, but adult before ibe swayed by what. >> no, i couldn't possibly. >> this is 25 years after the original when the banks children are all grown up. for lin-manuel miranda bringing his son to set was a career highlight. >> i wanted had imto see how cool daddy's job was. that's one of the moments i'll never forgot. his eyes were saucers. that was best thing. >> you have a little meryl streep. what was it like watching her transform into the crazy cousin? >> she's bonker as top si. that's actually here swinging around

em will i and lin-manuel miranda appear in a "mary poppins" themed show. >> emily as a nanny had quite an effect on his husband. >> he cried and cried. he kept saying, what's happening to >> the song is so gorgeous, talking about the loss of his wife. i think he sort of crien onward >> everything is possible. even the impossible. >> in the revamped "mary poppins" emily is nearly perfect in every way, but she admits taking on the role was a daunting task for this mom of two. >> did you watch the original "mary poppins"? >> i watched it as a child, but didn't want to watch it as an adult before i played here, because i kind of knew i would be swayed by what julie did. >> no, i couldn't possibly. >> this is 25 years after the original when the banks children are all grown up. for lin-manuel miranda bringing his son to set was a career highlight. >> i wanted had imto see how cool daddy's job was. that's one of the moments i'll never his eyes were saucers. that was best thing. >> you have a little meryl streep. what was it like watching her transform into the crazy cousin? >> she's bonker a

tus proyectos un orgullo para los latinos y te dea deseamos lo mejor >>> gracias >>> era lin manuel miranda marypopins se estrena esta navidad y ahora regresamos con ustedes a los estudios hasta luego >>> buenÍsimo estarÁ divino ahora que hay tantos efectos especiales no lo perdemos. un niÑo argentino de 7 aÑos fue el protagonista de la audiencia que el papa francisco tiene cada miÉrcoles en el vaticano. el pequeÑo se llama (nombre en inglÉs) y no es capaz de hablar, estaba sentado en las primeras filas de la sala donde se sitÚan los enfermos y en un momento de determinado escapÓ de su mamÁ y subiÓ a la zona donde estaba el pontÍfice celebrando la audiencia y se puso a jugar alrededor de los guardias suizos y se a skcercÓ al papa y el pape pidiÓ que le diera un besito, me encanta los niÑos no saben de relevancia social y quÉ bueno que la haya pasado en el vaticano. termam en el noticie da tarde nos vemos m. cc: telemundo network [♪ tema musical ] >>lo sabÍa. es tu examen de sangre, la pÍldora abortiva. [puñetazos] [quejidos] >>¿quÉ le pasa, patrÓn? >>fue usted, ¿ver

pantalla grande, en primicia desde los Ángeles hablamos con emily y nuestro orgullo latino lin-manuel miranda. >> y maÑana estelar de falsa identidad llega su protagonista el gÜero franco a compartir en casa con todos nosotros. >> para bailar pegados al ritmo sabroso del reggaeton llega reykon el lÍder y nos trae su tema domingo, esto en un nuevo dÍa, mÁs cerca de ti. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ . >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> el paso de sandarti. >> es muy cansado ese paso. >> jugando basketball sin pelota, asÍ, mira. >> y tienes que mover las caderas, sino no sale. >> es una combinaciÓn. >> circular, mi vida, circular. >> no! bueno tengan todos ustedes muy buenos dÍas amigos, hoy es miÉrcoles 28 de noviembre del 2018, gracias por acompaÑarnos, los queremos mucho. apreciamos su compaÑÍa. >> marco antonio nuestro compaÑero tiene una asignaciÓn especial, es disfrutar sus vacaciones asÍ que pÁsala muy rico porque aquÍ te esperamos pronto. >> asÍ es,ada se sigue recuperando, pero estamos con dos grandes amigos, erasmo y laura. >> gracias por dejarnos estar aquÍ. >> debo hace

. >>> mayor muriel bowser was there with her adorable adopted daughter miranda elizabeth. she's changed her 12-hour schedule and now s's on what she calls miranda's schedule, whatever that means. you can tell miran runs the show around there. adorable. now storm team 4 samarra joining us this evening. temperatures. we're not talking about a wet weekend. >> no, cold though it is cold out there, folks. temperatures are only dropping d we h towards daybreak. bundle up, make sure you're layelld up if you're s going to be stepping out late this even. look at the current temperatures. some of us colder than others. my heart goes out to you gaitherers berg. 28 in leesburg. 41 in the district. warmer in thecity, of course. like i said, a lot of usth dropping int 20s and low 30s overnight. here's a look at your fure temperatures. 7:00 a.m. this model in particular. initially had milo around 36 degrees in the district. we could getclose, probably about 35 overnight for the rest of us all into the 20s, low 30s. it is going to bed a c start tomorrow morning. if you are going to be hit

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and muriel bowser and he daughter miranda elizabeth ao attended the ceremony. she adopted miranda in may. she tells barbara she has changed her 12 hour a day schedu. she's now on miranda schedule. >> no kidding. >> she's the boss. >> how quickly you fd out as a parent. >>> for more than 30 years, nbc 4 has proudly been helping people enjoy a thanksgiving meal and we're hoping you can give us a hand as well. joins for our food for families food drive. tomorrow you can meet pat lawson muse and drop off canned and boxed food, cash or checks at o capita arena. and you can donate on our web site. >>>traight ahead, a local woman makes a huge difference in the lives of kids with developmental delays. leon harris shares her story in this sundaing's rris' herohaes at children's national, stronger is caring for a baby's heart in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children. it's being the number one newborn intensive care unit in the country. and giving parents peace of mind. it's less recovering in our bed, and more

justice ands chief we are confronted with should miranda be overruled? despite his many criticisms of the opinion, chief justice rehnquist said no, miranda stands. it has become part of the culture, and it happens to be working pretty well. so that's -- or a man who said discrimination on the basis of pregnancy is not discrimination on the basis of sex. that was justice rehnquist, writes the decision upholding the family and medical leave act, a case that was argued before the supreme court, most ably by a colleague of yours. chief justice rehnquist wrote the opinion upholding the family medical leave act. and when i brought it to him and showed it to my husband, he read it and said, ruth, did you both write that opinion? [laughing] justice ginsburg: so as i said as long as we live and listen, , we can learn. judge tatel: justice ginsburg, we are out out of time. on behalf of the district court, thank you so much for sharing your views with us. you have given us renewed confidence in the integrity of the judicial process and the rule of law. thank you. [

miranda: we are getting very close to that note. barring a dramatic reversal in the fortunes of the u.s. dollar, you are already getting to spread in the tenure spread and the u.s. dollar shrinking to levels you have not seen for the last 10 years. with a weakening economy, potential for not necessarily industry cuts, but also potentially outflows. january you always get outflows and pressure on the c&y in january. january looking a very stressful time for the cny. they will have to take quite strong measures to avoid volatility. francine: what is your take on china? when you look at your portfolio and credit, how much of your assumptions are based on a smooth chinese economy in the next 18 months? jon: i think china is at the heart of much of the volatility that we see in financial markets at the moment and particularly some of the concerns about commodity prices and the oil price. theink it is around both sort of the deleveraging driven slowdown in the economy and how china can respond to that, and then greatly complicated by the

one of the decisions that justice rehnquist disliked was the miranda decision. and now he is chief justice and we are confronted with should miranda be overruled? despite his many criticisms of the opinion, chief justice rehnquist said no, miranda stands. it has become part of the culture, and it happens to be working pretty well. or a man who said discrimination on the basis of pregnancy is not discrimination on the basis of sex. that was justice rehnquist, writes the decision upholding the family and medical leave act, a case that was argued before the supreme court, most ably by a colleague of yours. chief justice rehnquist wrote the opinion upholding the family medical leave act. and when i brought it to him and showed it to my husband, he read it and said, ruth, did you both write that opinion? [laughing] justice ginsburg: so as i said, as long as we live and listen, we can learn. judge tatel: justice ginsburg, we are out out of time. on behalf of the district court, thank you so much for sharing your views with us. you have given us renewed confidence in t

there are lots of -- it's -- and miranda knows he's not accurate. i mean, he knows that washington didn't write to hamilton and say, there's soldiers in the field waiting for you, come on back. he knows that hamilton is pawing at the door, please let me leave, and -- but for -- there's a lot of literary license, but the general thrust of the experiment and the desire for freedom and the portrayal of washington as a strong, charismatic individual, i like the portrayal of washington very much. anyone else before we close up shop? there's one last question, and then we'll -- >> so, back to hamilton and his sort of formative ideas around economics. in the book -- >> go on. >> it implies that his period working as a clerk for the trading company kind of made him unique among the founding fathers of having that commercial education where the other founding fathers seemed to primarily be planters or lawyers. is that true? was he sort of the one of the group that came with that -- >> he's a great entrepreneurial figure. he really is, many ways, the founder

i have to think my husband larry my daughter miranda. i love them so much. and i would not be able to do this without their strength. and larry makes a mean breakfast. he got me going every single day. and of course i want to thank all of you that thousands of volunteers you knocked on doors you made phone calls for us. you are amazing. and so many partners in labor if i have to include them all we would be here all night. and let's hear it for culinary 226. [chanting] 226 [chanting] i want to say that there is there is now thousands of people across the country to chip in what they could support my campaign. it does belong to all of you. i'm so proud of the work that we put in to win this race. our next governor steve siskel act. [applause]. it feels pretty good the first time in two decades. and of course on a night when women are winning up and down the ballot -- ballot this is a historic night for us. we will have the first state to have two women senators. and we got a little bit more winning to talk about. susie lee she is can it take good care of my d

and at 11.30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers miranda green, the deputy comment editor for the financial times and christopher hope, the chief political correpsondent at the daily telegraph. good evening. two and a half years after the eu referendum, officials in london and brussels have finalised a draft brexit agreement. with little more than four months before the uk is set to leave the european union, cabinet ministers were called into downing street this evening to read what's being proposed before an emergency meeting of the whole cabinet is held tomorrow. but some conservative mps have already warned that the deal appears deeply unsatisfactory, and there's still no guarantee that the deal will be approved by parliament. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. do you think a deal‘s within reach that you could sign up to? agreement is finally in number ten's grasp. the document that's been the source of dispute for so long. at last, the plans, the compromises, will go before the cabinet tomorrow and then we'll know whether they approved th

with me are miranda green, who's deputy comment editor for the ft, and christopher hope, the chief political correspondent at the daily telegraph. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. unsurprisingly, most papers lead on the brexit developments and that potential agreement. ‘moment of truth' is the telegraph's take on it. it says the prime minister faces a backlash from her cabinet ministers. celebrating prince charles‘s seventieth, the paper also carries an official family photograph marking the occasion. -- 70th. the guardian leads with four of the key cabinet ministers who theresa may needs to back her deal alongside the headline, ‘this is the deal, now back me.‘ the mail carries the offical photograph of prince charles and his family marking his 70th, along with the headline ‘judgement day.‘ the express leads with theresa may's claim that this deal is the best for britain. it says she faces the fight of her political life to convince her colleagues, parliament and the country to accept it. the times has a different take, saying the prime minister has been accused of

she adopted miranda back in may. she tells barbara she has changed her 12 hour a day schedule and is now on miranda's schedule. we know who rules the house. >> the kids are the boss, for sure. >>> for more than 30 years nbc h 4-has been proudly helping people enjoy a thanksgiving meal and we're g hoping you ce us a hand as well. join us for our food for families turkey and food drive. we're hoping to feed thousands of people. tomorrow you can meet pat lawson muse and dropndff canned boxed food, cash or checks at capital one arena. you can donate at our web site if you can't make it. >>> this story is crazy. more than a month ago the district tow add woman's car and for weeks theyld cout tell her where it was. that is until this week. up next, news 4 is there as she finay gets some answers.ll this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now durang sleep number's ve day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keeboth comfortable. it even helps with t

i have to thank my husband, larry, my daughter miranda. [applause] i love them so much and i would not be able to do this without their strength and their support and their love, and larry makes mean breakfast. he got me going every single day. and, of course, i want to thank all of you, the thousands of volunteers. you'd knock on doors. you make phone calls for us. you are amazing, amazing. i have some reporters and labor. if i had to include them all will be here all night, but everyone from afl-cio and seiu. [applause] and -- let's hear it for culinary 226. two to 226. 226. [applause] [chanting] >> i want to say that there's hundreds, thousands of people across the country who chipped in what they could to support my campaign over 400,000 of them, and i thank them tonight. but this victory does belong to all of you and i'm so proud of the work we put into win this race. of course i've a few of the people to give congratulations to, our next governor, steve. [applause] feels pretty good first time in two decades nevada will have a democr

de la dspediss vamos hasta el paseo de las estrellas el prÓximo dÍa 30, se le harÁ la bienvenida a miranda que se convierte en el cuarto puertorriqueÑo en ser galardonado con una estrella en este histÓrico paseo de la fama. a nombre de todo el equipo que hace posible esta ediciÓn, le deseamos que tenga fin de semana en compaÑÍa de sus seres queridos lleno de amor y paz. [música] mariana: ay, abuelita,

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after that it's actor lin-manuel miranda's book of daily affirmations. some of these authors have or will be airing on booktv on c-span2 and will be available to watch online at booktv.org. .. and so i wanted to before i ask the first question and introduce everyone wanted to just give a

back now with miranda lambert's supergroup, the pistol annies, the country music trio featuring miranda lambert, ashley monroe and angaleena presley. their brand-new album "interstate gospel" is out today and here they are with their single "i got my name changed back." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ it takes a judge to get married takes a judge to get divorced ♪ ♪ well the last couple years spent a lotta time in court ♪ ♪ got my name changed back ♪ yeah yeah ♪ i got my name changed back ♪ yeah yeah ♪ well i wanted something new then i wanted what i had ♪ ♪ i got my name changed back ♪ yeah yeah ♪ well i've got me an ex that i adored but he got along good with a couple road girls ♪ ♪ got my name changed back ♪ yeah yeah ♪ i got my name changed back ♪ yeah yeah ♪ now who i was ain't who i be i got my name changed back ♪ ♪ yeah yeah ♪ here we go ♪ ♪ i done let a man get the best of me spent an afternoon at the dmv ♪ ♪ got my name changed back ♪ yeah yeah ♪ i got my name changed back ♪ yeah yeah ♪ i don't want to be a mrs. no more,

thank you for the moment to my guests, miranda green from the ft, and christopher hope from the daily telegraph. we'll all be back for a longer look at the papers at 11:30. the weather is next. good evening, finally we lost the nuisance showers today and a much better day for many across the country and we take a look at the satellite picture from earlier on you can see how well broken the cloud was, as it came through, not quite pleasant out there but the cloud is now gathering out in the atla ntic cloud is now gathering out in the atlantic and a weather front will bring some rain to the west facing coast overnight tonight and into scotla nd coast overnight tonight and into scotland and northern ireland for tomorrow. when direction still south—westerly and still a mild source for another day at least and that means overnight lows will stay incredibly mild and instead of driving a lot of cloud generally across the country but we are only going to see temperatures falling between five and ii going to see temperatures falling between five and 11 degrees, pretty much where it should be

vino lee manuel miranda. pude hablar con alguien en espaÑol y con una experiencia similar a la tuya y fue muy chulo. quiere seguir los pasos a este destacado director dominicano agarren sus consejos. >>> la experiencia es casi mÁs importante que ir a una escuela de cine. hacer todo lo que pueda con una cÁmara, con el celular y los amigos y asÍ se aprende. >> quÉ maravillosa y que agradable este Éxitos o latino. al regresar en noticias telemundo al mediodÍa. es la nueva selena con 11 aÑos >>> y la conmociÓn en redes sociales por un comercial protagonizado por el cantante elton john. ya regresamos. ♪ nuevo tresemmé compressed micro mist. un producto que cambia las reglas del juego para un estilo sin rigidez. el spray para cabello reinventado. tresemmé se encarga de tu pelo para que tú puedas hacer lo tuyo! ma poco fresco en tu manta antes del maratón televisivo... sabes que está a medio lavar. la próxima vez, añade acondicionador de ropa downy para que la frescura dure hasta el episodio final.

nos escuchÓ, miranda. [♪] california. ---el incendio camp continua ardiendo mientras familiares buscan a sus seres queridos desaparecidos. inicia el juicio del chapo guzmn en medio de medidas de seguridad sin precedentes. hay proteccin armada para los miembros del jurado. el caso del chapo este es su noticiero . >>> equipos de bomberos lograron ponerse en las lÍneas de contenciÓn alrededor del incendio . >>> un 30 por ciento con 5 mil acres y tyras reportarse como el más mortífero de la historia . >>> estamos hablando con las autoridades y los damnificados, gabriela cuéntanos de cómo está la situación actualmente. >>> así es, muy buenas tardes, como ustedes indican me encuentro aquí acabo de notar, algunas cenizas que continúan velando ,la calidad del aire bastante deteriorada, vamos a ver cómo se encuentra la calidad de agua, así que sigue el problema, esperan poder avanzr en las próximas horas, lidiando con los problemas del terreno y las cnods bastante secas, así que vemos incluso el vehículo en medio d

with me are miranda green, who's deputy comment editor for the ft, and christopher hope, the chief political correspondent at the daily telegraph. welcome to both of you. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. unsurprisingly, most papers lead on the brexit developments and that potential agreement. moment of truth — is the telegraph's take on it. it says the prime minister faces a backlash from her cabinet ministers. celebrating prince charles's seventieth, the paper also carries an official family photograph marking the occasion. the guardian leads with four of the key cabinet ministers who theresa may needs to back her deal alongside the headline, this is the deal, now back me. that is how they portray it. the mail carries the offical photograph of prince charles and his family marking his 70th, along with the headline, judgement day. the express leads with theresa may's claim that this deal is the best for britain. it says she faces the fight of her political life to convince her colleagues, parliament and the country to accept it. the financial times also describes it as the mo

tonight, former first lady michelle obama, lin-manuel miranda, and this week in unnecessary censorship. and now, what do you know, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you doing? thank you very much. hi there. hey, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. relax, relax, relax. pleetz. please. thank you for being patted down to be here tonight. oh, you are -- you picked a good night to s

[laughter] like that miranda rights. we will think our premier foundation sponsors without which we cannot hold the fair. friends of miami book fair any in the crowd? give them a big round of applause. [applause] please consider being a friend of the book fair i hope you are hoping you are enjoying your time at miami-dade college we have 165,000 students and we welcome you to come to learn new things and with that we will move to our podcast we are hosting it live here in my one - - miami. the cohost of npr and noreen is the features editor of "new york" magazine and christine is a staff writer at slate covering gender politics and culture. please come onstage. [applause] the. >> thank you for coming it's great to see such a big audience. we will do a little introduction that will repeat that was just done but because it is our podcast our listeners at home will hear for the first time welcome to the wave on thursday november 2d i am kister lund - - christina home of this late podcast here with me in beautiful miami flor

[laughter] like that miranda rights. we will think our premier foundation sponsors without which we cannot hold the fair. friends of miami book fair any in the crowd? give them a big round of applause. [applause] please consider being a friend of the book fair i hope you are hoping you are enjoying your time at miami-dade college we have 165,000 students and we welcome you to come to learn new things and with that we will move to our podcast we are hosting it live here in my one - - miami. the cohost of npr and noreen is the features editor of "new york" magazine and christine is a staff writer at slate covering gender politics and culture. please come onstage. [applause] the. >> thank you for coming it's great to see such a big audience. we will do a little introduction that will repeat that was just done but because it is our podcast our listeners at home will hear for the first time welcome to the wave on thursday november 2d i am kister lund - - christina home of this late podcast here with me in beautiful miami flor

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. >> reporter: she introduced her new daughter, miranda, who got a round of applause. >> barbara harrison there. barbara wanted toe make s that every child got to see stemselves and hear their name mentioned in thaty, and she did just that. >> she did. some were nervous. some were very outgoing m weht have some future presidents in that crowd. but for all of them whold are enough to remember, this will be a day to look back on. it's something v their lives, something they won't forget, and true last week we work very, very early in the morning. barbara walked in. she h her hat on. she was coming to put the finishing touches on the storye y in the morning that was going to air later that night. she pours her h -rt really in >> it's personal for her. >> absolutely. hats off to her for all that she well.s >> and we're just buying time ahead of lauryn rickets to get it together. she's standing by at the weather center. it was a tou story to watch. it was sweet. >> i was standing over here in myself wching this story. i love barbara. all right. not all of us love this rain that we're about to

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we begin with lin-manuel miranda creator of "hamilton" now about to light up screens in the upcoming "mary poppins returns" and this morning, "vanity fair," thank you, giving us these exclusive images of miranda gracing their cover of the holiday issue. inside the three-time tony winner gives a great interview. it is a good read about the making of the movie. he also plays a little game with "vanity fair" called broadway slang, if you will. take a look. >> mugging refers to when someone is making a lot of faces and they don't necessarily feel real or from an authentic place. off book. off book means you've memorized your lines. i'm not always off book. as a matter of fact, when i mess up my lyrics particularly if it's a show i wrote, and i'm also in, i get amazing looks from my fellow cast members. >> "mary poppins returns" hitting theaters december 19th. the issue of "vanity fair" on newsstands this week and you can see that video and so much more on vf.com. thank you, "vanity fair." [ applause ] >> he's delightful. so are you. >>> ten years into her fashion career victoria beckham