jesse: isn't that a boycott? congressman, jesse watters from fox news. good to see you. why did you boycott the inauguration. >> for the reasons i stated publicly. jesse: what were those? >> they are on the record. jesse: we are on the record right now. don't you think that's divisive to do, congressman? >> no. jesse: we are in the spirit of unity in this country, aren't we? shouldn't you be trying to unite the country instead of divide the country. >> if i wanted to united the country i wouldn't elect mr. trump. jesse: but that's not up to you, is it. congressman, you boy cod the inauguration. whoa, whoa, don't get physical. i wanted to speak to john lewis who had this to say about president obama. >> i don't view the president-elect as a legitimate president. i think it russians participated in helping this man get elected. and they have destroyed the candidacy of hillary clinton. i don't plan to attend the inauguration. it would be the first one that i miss since i have been in the congress. jesse: not only did he boycott the inauguration, he attempted to boycott "wat

"watters world" starts right [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm your host jesse watters. earlier i sat down with tommy laren about what she thinks is going on with fake news. there is a specific strove swirling around you and we have to address it off the jump. >> let's do it, i'm an open book. >> your name is it tommy, tony? it's spelled in a strange texas way. i don't get it. how do you directly pronounce your name? >> it's tommy like the boy's name, laryn like sliern joy is. -- like liner jo like laryngit. they are calling me a lot worse on twitter. jesse: you are taking a lot of slings and arrows, donald trump put these guys in a body bag. >> since you are attacking us, can you give us a question? >> not you. >> you are attack our news organization. can you give us a chance to ask a question, sir. >> quiet, quiet. go ahead. >> can you give us aquestion. you are attacking us. >> don't be rude. i'm not going to give you a question. you are fake news. jesse: maybe if cnn wanted to give trump the question they should have leaked it like they did with hillary clinton durin

[♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm your host jesse watters. earlier i sat down with tommy laren about what she thinks is going on with fake news. there is a specific strove swirling around you and we have to address it off the jump. >> let's do it, i'm an open book. >> your name is it tommy, tony? it's spelled in a strange texas way. i don't get it. how do you directly pronounce your name? >> it's tommy like the boy's name, laryn like sliern joy is. -- like liner jo like laryngit. they are calling me a lot worse on twitter. jesse: you are taking a lot of slings and arrows, donald trump put these guys in a body bag. >> since you are attacking us, can you give us a question? >> not you. >> you are attack our news organization. can you give us a chance to ask a question, sir. >> quiet, quiet. go ahead. >> can you give us aquestion. you are attacking us. >> don't be rude. i'm not going to give you a question. you are fake news. jesse: maybe if cnn wanted to give trump the question they should have leaked it like they did with hillary clinton durin

jesse: isn't that a boycott? congressman, jesse watters from fox news. good to see you. why did you boycott the inauguration. >> for the reasons i stated publicly. jesse: what were those? >> they are on the record. jesse: we are on the record right now. don't you think that's divisive to do, congressman? >> no. jesse: we are in the spirit of unity in this country, aren't we? shouldn't you be trying to unite the country instead of divide the country. >> if i wanted to united the country i wouldn't elect mr. trump. jesse: but that's not up to you, is it. congressman, you boy cod the inauguration. whoa, whoa, don't get physical. i wanted to speak to john lewis who had this to say about president obama. >> i don't view the president-elect as a legitimate president. i think it russians participated in helping this man get elected. and they have destroyed the candidacy of hillary clinton. i don't plan to attend the inauguration. it would be the first one that i miss since i have been in the congress. jesse: not only did he boycott the inauguration, he attempted to boycott "wat

jesse: welcome to "watters' world". i'm your host jesse waters. big week in hollywood and the media. both exposed for propagating fake news, i sat down with host of tommy on the blaze about what she thinks is going on. >> so there's a very specific controversy that's swirling around you right now, and i think we have to address it right off the jump, okay? >> let's do it. i'm an open book. jesse: your name, is it tomi lahren, tomi lahren, spelled in a texas way, how do you pronounce your name? >> tomi, like the boy's name, lahren like laryngitis. jesse: that's how you tell people to recall your name, laryngitis. >> they're calling me a lot worse on twitter, trust me. jesse: i know, you're taking a lot of slings and arrows this days. also taking a lot of slings and arrows, cnn, donald trump put the guys in a body bag at a press conference, roll the tape. >> since your attacking us can, you give us a question. mr. president-elect. >> go ahead, go ahead, go ahead. >> not you, not you. your organization is terrible. >> you are attacking our news organ

i'm jess jesse jess watters. my mother actually wrote me an unprompted note as to why she is marching for woarnl. here it is. i feel blessed and deeply appreciative i can march for equality, dignity and justice. women in particular in leave it so many the statements made during the cam panel are at risk for their rights and basic liberties. we cannot espouse any discrimination of any sort. wow. spoif was still curious about what that actually meant. sow i decided to hit the march. what are you marching here for today? what are you ladies marching for? >> we are marching for equality, for solidarity, knowing we are all in this together. the right to healthcare. >> the government should not have control our bodies. jesse: how are women not equal in america. >> we are the going to talk about that. >> what a nasty woman. >> we are tall nasty women. we are pussy cats and you can't ignore us. >> this march is about inclusion and compassion. i'm standing here talking to you. jesse: can you help me with my march moves? >

jesse: your right. it is used as a political football and often against the right but it is black on white and the media is bearing it. i think this has to do with the city of chicago. this is rotten to the core. whether it's the gang violence or something like this or corruption, what's going on in chicago. >> obviously it's a city under siege by crime and it's very challenging in these communities there's a crisis that this country should direct attention to and resident elect donald trump has highlighted that and called on the mayor that if he can't handle it he needs to call --dash. jesse: do think he's going to listen to trump and say come on in and help us fix the. >> probably not but i think he should listen and try and get help because if you care about lives being lost, it should matter and you should do whatever it takes to make sure that stops. jesse: president obama's' going to be there on tuesday. i will be there listening to the president talk about his legacy and may be going some of thes

jesse: your right. it is used as a political football and often against the right but it is black on white and the media is bearing it. i think this has to do with the city of chicago. this is rotten to the core. whether it's the gang violence or something like this or corruption, what's going on in chicago. >> obviously it's a city under siege by crime and it's very challenging in these communities there's a crisis that this country should direct attention to and resident elect donald trump has highlighted that and called on the mayor that if he can't handle it he needs to call --dash. jesse: do think he's going to listen to trump and say come on in and help us fix the. >> probably not but i think he should listen and try and get help because if you care about lives being lost, it should matter and you should do whatever it takes to make sure that stops. jesse: president obama's' going to be there on tuesday. i will be there listening to the president talk about his legacy and may be going some of thes

as we go to break, jesse numbers. the president-elect having his announcing his first formal news conference since being elected, did he wait too long quest mark and will members of the media come out swinging? and the president-elect also taking a swipe at intelligence officials over the briefing on russian hacking, or what he calls "so-called" hacking. after the show, join our "outnumbered overtime," or go to facebook.com, or you can always tweak us, we look at them during the show, @outnumberedfnc. we will see you there. it's the phillips' lady! anyone ever have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily... ...with three types of good bacteria. 400 likes? wow! phillips. be good to your gut. >> sandra: a little hump day sizzler, the first wednesday of the new year, the president-elect announced the date of his long-awaited first news conference since his november election victory, how did he do it? he hit

let's roll it. >> >> jesse: congressman, jesse watters with fox news. how are you. >> i'm very late. i cannot talk. i'm supposed to be in a meeting right now. >> jesse: i will make it quick. >> i'm not talking. >> jesse: you said trump was illegitimate president. do you regret that? >> bill: he doesn't like you either. >> jesse: no one does down there. i broke so many rules. >> bill: you know, we do this because we want to. [laughter] that's really the only reason, right? >> jesse: that's right. >> bill: we know he is not going to. he is just not. and he shouldn't have boycotted buy, look, that's on him. all right. what else do you got tomorrow night -- not tomorrow night. saturday night. >> jesse: i went up to brown university your favorite college because masculinity is now toxic. so you can't be too manly at brown. so we had some questions. >> bill: so he wool be watching on saturday. watters, factor tip of the day. another big win for this program. the tip moments away. ♪ ♪ ♪ fifty years ago, humpback whales were nearly extinct. they rebounded

>> jesse: yes, i do. it's still on the air. >> bill: so you went out to find some of the congresspeople. >> jesse: yes. >> bill: who boycotted the inauguration. >> jesse: yes, about 2/3 of house democratics boycotted so we went to the capitol to try to get some answers. we also ran into representative john lewis who said some very nasty things about president trump.s >> bill: all right. let's roll it. >> jesse:e. congressman, jesse watters with fox news. how are you? >> i'm very late.in i cannot talk. i'm supposed to be in a meeting right now.i >> jesse: i will make it quick. >> i'm not talking. >> jesse: you said trump was illegitimate president. do you regret that? >> bill: he doesn't like you either. >> jesse: no one does down there. i broke so many rules. >> bill: you know, we do this because we want to. [laughter]r] that's really the only reason, right? >> jesse: that's right. goingl: we know he is not to.. he is just not. and he shouldn't have boycotted but, look, that's on him. all right. what else

>> he is jesse watters. >> we have jesse watters. >> i'll take the tie. he wears that collar up. >> what are you again? >> jesse watters. >> why would you say that? >>. >> jesse, you are a very attract i young lady. very attractive. >> jesse watters. she's a very attractive young lady. you are so -- >> i want to turn the screws to you for a second. who would you rather kiss at midnight, bill or hillary? >> oh, my gosh. oh, in the interest of self-preservation and not coming into contact with microbes -- >> going with hillary? oh, gosh. crooked hillary. >> all right. we'll give it to you. >> the countdown to 2017 continues. ♪ >> yes. >> what was your favorite part? >> your husband was your favorite part of -- that's my favorite part too. we're both unified in our love for your husband. >> what's your new year's lez lugs for the next year? >> give him -- judge. >> let's shed. >> let's try to get down to 40 pounds each. >> that's -- what brings you to new york city? >> get one that drops. >> wrong. >> 11:30, and then on thursday it's also dropping for peop

but podcast host jesse meyerson says that's exactly what a mora. go ahead, jesse, you first. >> there is no such thing as a market free of government intervention. in order to have an economy, commerce, finance, complex trade, debt resolution -- john: some governments enforce fairness. >> a massive government, the largest government programs are contract enforcement, property rights and resolution of debt. without those -- [laughter] john: the biggest programs are entitlements. >> the biggest program are entitlements, the regulatory agencies that actually reject contracts, they tell us that we cannot contract. [laughter] unless we abide by some guidelines or some bunch of bureaucrats have determined. i can't take whatever drug i want, i have to get permission from the fda. i can't, i can't build whatever automobile i want, ask google, you have to get permission -- john: all right. let's go back to this, the moral thing -- and i think most people agree with jesse on this -- is that life's unfair, government should step in and make it better. and you

what would you say if i told you jesse helms adopted a young boy? i said i'd feel like a jerk. he said they did joe. here's the lesson, you can joke, it's always appropriate to question another man and woman's judgment. it's never appropriate to question their motives because you don't know their motives. you don't know. and the first guy walkout of that in that big baptist church was now a 64-year-old, six foot one, tall man embraces walking up to me and putting his arms around me and saying my father and i love you. so you know, it's a place that reflects where we are as a country and you got to listen to the other person's perspective. and there's never a time to poke prejudice or meanness but there are different points of view culturally. it's the way you live. that's what the senate did and it says how marginalized it was at the time. so that's why i thought the place was so incredible. i really did. i could give you 100 examples of things that happened that you know, youwould have , no one would ever have bought it. they voted last night to got the office of congressional

jesse goes there every day. she makes 100 bags a month. >> wow. >> over years she has enrolled volunteers in nursing homes, schools, other places. that is why jen fred we are so excited to advise her. >> jesse goes there. >> yes, we have been on her street all morning. >> okay. >> i know, i have already told her daughter not to touch me. so, as you can see i'm holding the bags as we walk in. gentlemen -- yes, jesse started doing this. her daughter said she needed something to keep her busy recovering from breast cancer. it has been about ten years now. she continues to love to do it for other people. if you saw a the 8:45 you probably saw that she now goes into thursdaying homes and all kind of people, layses, and how people get together, get the fabric and community service project. okay, so here we are, at her house. you can see we have to hide a little bit. here we go. >> it could take her a minute. i hear she has a spit the fire attitude. >> all right. >> okay. >> hi. >> hi, jen, how is your cold. >> it is g

host: jesse holland, thanks for your time today. thank you. >> coming up tuesday morning, a look at president obama's foreign policy. what he achieved and which se -- issues and crises remain a

jesse burns is back. so is brian. i talked about the partisan divide and have some numbers to demonstrate that. i'll throw that question to you, jesse. so 80% of republicans approve of trump's handling of the transition. 8% of democrats feel the same. it's just like a huge chasm. when asked if donald trump will do a good job as president, 93% of republicans say yes. but only 14% of democrats think he will. i mean, what can donald trump do to overcome these numbers, jesse? >> well, they definitely do look daunting initially. and this is, obviously, coming off a bitter presidential election and traditionally after a few weeks, a couple of months you can move on. but that's not the case now. we're seeing that with the inauguration and all the surrounding protests. it seems that there's even some enthusiasm for that compared to some of the events surrounding the actual inauguration. this will be something where he's going to have to -- coming into office realize he's got these different constituencies of trying to be the

jesse palmer down live in raymond james stadium in tampa and how is it going, jesse? >> it's going awesome. hyped for the national championship game and the energy is just electrifying. we'll send that back to you in times square studio with a little life. three, two, one.>> okay. tom, great job. you so, jesse, take us inside the mind of these players right now. a lot of pressure. >> you know, i think it's really -- yeah, really special day for them, though. i think it's all about reflection and it's all about focus. i think so many of those players are thinking about the journeys, getting to this moment here tonight. all of the hard work, all of the workouts and sacrifices and finally the focus, it is every college players' dream to play in the national championship. they are goi t out on the field tonight. >> you have admirable focus. al behind you. te supports momentum is such a big deal. i know whe i played at the university of florida i fedyou . it will be electric, it'll be a fun game to watch. >> you have mitch and jame manyson ritter. >> they're from ohio. i l

jesse live in tampa. jesse live in tampa. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> i'm natasha zouves. alexis smith has sure been busy. let's get straight over to her for traffic. >> we've got a couple of issues, a lot of slow traffic but mud slides have been a problem. highway 1 before sharp park road, another mud slide there. sounds like they're alternating traffic on highway 1. then we still have the full closure of northbound 17 at granite creek due to a mud slide. far right lane is open. >>> if you wonder about any lingering oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >>> good morning. things are definitely quiter today. a few showers showing up in the east bay neighborhoods. these will slide off to the east. in fact we'll have a random shower up until the evening commute then the chances of light showers will increase through 7:00. just keep increasing through tomorrow's morning commute. in fact, wind damage, flooding, it's all possible again tomorrow with ou

bornalbany, new york you are on with jesse holland. caller: good morning. think that we would be able to, if we stepped back and white against black, i'm a biracial and my grandchildren are biracial. i love them and we should take people who e young today are intermarried and i think to 40 years this should be eliminated all of these problems. what do you think? guest: part of my job at the has been covering demographics and you are right, 20 years i think one story i wrote last year or the year i think the kindergarten now the de class is first grade class, there is the irst class of kindegarteners now first graders where there are more minority children than white children. so, the demographics of the country are changing and this is one thing we have to keep in mind as we move forward. we are going to be -- 20 years, 30 years -- we will majority/minority country so race relations are pretty if we can't ause get along now what does that say or 30 years from now when that class of are high ners schoolers and college graduates nd they are getting ready to v

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eric: so, jesse, yay, free tuition, is this great? >> no, but families who earn, up to $125,000, these are low income families certainly by new york standards. eric: time out, time out. this isn't the no spin zone, but it's the same studio. 100 brand is a low income family. >> to support an entire family. eric: 80% of our audience is saying, are you serious? >> i can take it, i'm giving you the facts. and another fact according to evaluations at this point, it will cost $163 million per year and that could go up obviously, but those a pretty low price tag when you think about it. eric: who pays? >> the taxpayer pays. eric: oh, okay. >> i'm not going to lie. eric: unless you're the taxpay taxpayer, go ahead, rachel. >> if you think that college education is expensive, wait until it's free. look, i think that liberals refuse to look the a what's the driving cost of it. i think that they're not focusing on books and research and great teachers. they're focusing on the amenities. i'v takeny kids, my oldest daughter already to visit a few

. >>> plus, i'll sit down with the new mayor of berkeley, jesse arreguin, the youngest mayor in the city's history. >>> first, with president-elect trump's inauguration two weeks away, republican leaders are wasting no time defining job number one -- gutting the affordable care act. that could have huge ramifications for california. more than one-third of californians are covered under medi-cal, the state's version of medicaid, which the aca helped to expand. immigration is also being targeted, and state lawmakers are gearing up for battle. here to discuss what's at stake for california are kqed california politics and government reporter marisa lagos, health editor carrie feibel, and john supulveda. thank you all. cop republicans made it clear -- top republicans made it clear that they're serious about gutting the affordable care act. how will this affect california where more than one-third of californians are on medi-cal which the aca helped expand? >> exactly. it will be huge. not all californians on medi-cal, they were on medi-cal before, but 3.8 million californians got on to medi-ca

we get the government-- the government gives-- >> i want jess to clean the segment up. knock yourself out. >> i'll clean this up. >> and listen, i think that having loans is hugely important. i think you should have a responsibility for that and i was very lucky and didn't have massive loans when i came out and i want to far too much school on top of that, but i think it's important and i think that we should have a shoutout for vocational programs and apprenticeships, and not everyone has to go to four-year college. i know, this is for two-year and four-year college and bring it back it's not for all new yorkers, it's for families who earn a certain wage, high by national standards, but reasonable and lower end in new york. eric: and jess, quickly, what percentage of the people in new york would qualify for this loan? >> i don't know, isn't the segment over? >> a vast majority. the segment is over. guys, i know this is a hot topic. a major fashion designer scolded for saying thank you to melania trump for wearing one of their dresses and wait until you leland vittert.

yes. >> jess? >> no. >> all right, bold prediction from jess mcintosh. anton gunn, jess mcintosh, thanks to both of you. >>> still ahead, obamacare is just one of the battles democrats are preparing for in the trump era. up next, california takes bold moves to brace for the incoming president recruit ago former u.s. attorney general. later, donald trump's self-imposed deadline for revealing allegedly new information on the russian hacking has come and gone. the incoming president escalated his fight with his own intelligence agencies, meanwhile. so inside donald trump's love affair with wikileaks ahead. >>> opponents of donald trump, particularly frustrated liberals, are looking for ways to properly channel their anger and their deep foreboding into a strategy for fighting back. not just against trump but against also the 115th congress which is likely to make their agenda trump's agenda, along with threatening even cherished programs like medicare. and perhaps the strongest challenge comes from the world's sixth-largest economy -- the state of californi

jess. >> things couldn't be better right now. we're going right to the forecast that's happening right now, 95 at cottman avenue. we look okay. we're still a little wet on the roads here. watching on and off the ramps as well. this is moving towards center city right here on the southbound sides. headed through the vine street expressway. that's a 13-minute trip. average speed in the 60s so it's a good drive 95. watch for a sink hole there. all the way around newark, delaware, watch for a crash at salem pike road. that's where the intersection is of the accident scene. it's closed right now, right around old baltimore pike. you might be detoured around the scene but taking the detours might be a good idea also. 95 could be a good alternate if you're trying to go around back roads it wouldn't work. in the green here, ten minutes northbound or southbound from 295 to 495. that's a ten-minute trip. and 53 miles per hour. we'll update you on that delaware accident when i come back. >> jess, thanks so much. bill henley is standing by i

jesse, good morning to you from sunny tampa. looks much warmer than here in new york. okay, jesse. what do you think the key for both teams will be in this game? >> first off, it's 35 degrees right now here in raymond james stadium. >> okay, sorry. >> it is not much warmer than it is in new york city. >> speaking of last year 'bama won, 45-40. it was a pretty wild one. what do you think the differences are between last year and this, though? >> i think for clemson it's just confidence. you mentioned it. last year was sort of uncharted waters, the first time they were in a national championship game under head coach dabo sweeney and that was a game that really nobody gave them a chance to win but as you mentioned, they played extremely well, only lost by five points and, of course, they have a lot of key players that played in that game back this year so i think they feel very confident. for alabama this year there is a lot of question marks and i think a lot it surrounds their quarterback jalen hurts, only a true freshman right out of high school playing on the biggest stage in thi

>> reporter: well, ukee and jess, the two people were not under but they were understandably shaken. >> we're not used to this. >> reporter: this was not the time nor the place where anyone expected a robbery of this kind. >> the 4300 block of main street between 5:30 and 6:00 is a busy thoroughfare for not only vehicles but pedestrian and foot traffic. >> reporter: police combeded through the consignment shop. according to police, a man entered the store with a silver handgun and ordered the female cashier into a dressing room and a male customer into the back of the building. tying both of them up. >> then the perpetrator shut the lights off to the store and two other perpetrators entered the store. >> reporter: the tori was able to get away with more than $10,000 worth of merchandise and $200 cash >> we're told that the three perpetrators, although wearing gloves, so we can't get fingerprint, they were not wearing masks covering their faces. >> reporter: police say they believe interior and exterior surveillance cameras caught the whole thing. long time resident patty beal said in

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jesse gary, fox 2 news. >>> thank you, jesse. it looks like a river than a creek at this hour. >> in san francisco, several downed trees caused damage. city crews are working to remove the trees and luckily no one injured. alley reports that the trees destroyed two cars. reporter: juan gutierrez never park their car under the tree because it was looking lopsided. 9:00 this morning the tree came crashing down on his uncle's car parked across the street. >> it started to squeak and crunch and it fell down. as soon as it hit the car the tires just ... and we started to hear a loud sound from the gas escaping and then we started to get everyone out. >> p g and e crews are working the gas main that bursts when the tree came down. none of the residents displaced by the deputy director of the housing authority says before the storm hit his department identified 8 to 10 trees on the properties that needed to be removed because they are in danger of falling. this tree that came down on blightdale was not one and surprised this happened. >

and today, he spoke to ktvu's jesse gary from kansas about what happened. >> my wife and my son are in heaven right now, more than i ever could have imagined. >> gary says friday's ill fated trek across a frozen kansas pond started out as family fun during a visit with relatives. the trio decided to go shoe skating, shuffling and sliding across the ice in shoes instead of skates. he checked with locals about the strength of the ice. >> they kind of analyzed the weather, how cold it has been, how many degrees below freezing for how many days. and time and again from the locals, that it would be absolutely safe. >> it wasn't safe. the inch thick ice broke 15 feet from shore. and 8-year-old trent went in. both mother and father tried to save him, but were unable.

>> reporter: well, ukee and jess, the two people were not under but they were understandably shaken. >> we're not used to this. >> reporter: this was not the time nor the place where anyone expected a robbery of this kind. >> the 4300 block of main street between 5:30 and 6:00 is a busy thoroughfare for not only vehicles but pedestrian and foot traffic. >> reporter: police combeded through the consignment shop. according to police, a man entered the store with a silver handgun and ordered the female cashier into a dressing room and a male customer into the back of the building. tying both of them up. >> then the perpetrator shut the lights off to the store and two other perpetrators entered the store. >> reporter: the tori was able to get away with more than $10,000 worth of merchandise and $200 cash >> we're told that the three perpetrators, although wearing gloves, so we can't get fingerprint, they were not wearing masks covering their faces. >> reporter: police say they believe interior and exterior surveillance cameras caught the whole thing. long time resident patty beal said in

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you -- you sayll if i told you jesse helms adopted that boy? it is always important to question a person because you don't know their motive. the first guy to walk out of was aig baptist church six foot one tall man in braces who put his arms around me and said my father and it up loving you. ended up loving you. listen to another person's respective. -- persons perspective. did.is what the senate so that is why i thought the place was so incredible. i could give you 100 examples of things that happened that you would have never thought about. -- think we need to [indiscernible] wise judgment, voting against doing that. it would be a very, very bad thing to do. a very bad thing to do. the worst thing people want from sure i've met not the standard, but i've tried, is transparency. there has never been a time that have not left open what i do. i think the thing people most want is the knowledge that their elected officials are being transparent. this is who i am. reward, at least in my state, reward that. for example, when i ran the second time

abc's jesse palmer checks it out. >> reporter: with me i have a list simple acts of kindness. i'm about to go and perform a bunch of them. let's go spread the love. i missed a letter but it's the thought that counts. first up, just saying good morning. >> morning. how are you? >> morning, guys. >> thanking some folks who truly >> i just wanted to say thank you for keeping us safe. >> i wanted to say thank you for all your hard work. decided i'm going to draw a picture and give it to somebody. hopefully it will bring a smile to their face. >>> i just wanted to draw this and wanted to give this to you guys for the day. hopefully it puts a smile on your face. >> i knew what new yorkers really wanted. >> i'm giving away free pizza. >> dude, want some? >> my one final act of kindness is to tell somebody a joke. i'mingly going to tell you all at home a joke. hopefully you'll find it funny. it's about pizza. you know what? it's too cheesy. >> uh. ha, ha. >> not to be upstaged by jesse, kendis and i thought we would rise to the challenge ourselves. >> how did that work out? check it o

. >>> for the first time in 14 years, berkeley elected a new mayor, jesse arreguin. the youngest mayor and first latino to hold the post. he's a berkeley graduate and served eight years as city council member. he takes the reins at a challenging time for berkeley. the city has a large homeless population, housing affordability problems, and its sanctuary city status faces threats from the incoming trump administration. jesse arreguin, nice to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> congratulations, you officially took office december 1st. what are your top two priorities? >> addressing our homeless crisis. we have an unprecedented number of homeless people on our streets. it's not just a local issue, it's a regional issue. so i'm committed to working with other mayors in other cities to pursue region am strategies to address homelessness such as creating housing and navigation centers, as well as addressing our affordability crisis which is actually leading to increased homelessness in our community. >> let's start with homelessness then. you've seen a 23% incr