jessica: in jackson, mississippi, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez. soledad: next week, jessica talks with the youngest mayor ever elected in that city, chokwe antar lumumba. he discusses his plan to reduce crime, his support of increasing funding for police, even his controversial efforts to suspend the state's open-carry law in jackson. announcer: ahead on "matter of fact," he is one of the last american athletes to escape ukraine, caught up in the chaos of war. >> you see multiple kids, just they're freezing and you've seen parents. they are, like, trying to keep themselves warm, keep their kids announcer: how his journey home became a way to help those left behind. and later, she drafted the equal rights amendment in 1923. so how come it's still not the law? ♪“i swear”♪ jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day... and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first time gain flings user. ♪♪ add downy to your wash for all the freshness and softness of home. even when you're not at home. feel the difference with downy.

jessica. >> jessica: i try to save democracy. [laughter] >> katie: i'm in the tv. >> jessica: they do think you are in the tv. >> greg: judge? >> judge jeanine: i separate the good guys from the bad guys. >> greg: that is nice. >> greg: jesse question marks me when i tell stories on television. >> greg: oh, that's very good. i say i make people uncomfortable. [laughter] [laughter] and i do. all right "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's time now for "one more thing." jessie, go first. >> jesse: i always wonder when i'm out doing these interviews, what happened to these people i am interviewing? we found out what happened to one young lady, watch. >> jesse: you were there and allowed to ask a candidate a question, what with the question be? >> what he going to do by college tuition prices? >> jesse: do you think you would get a straight answer? >> absolutely not. that is montana, i know how to pick them, don't i? >> that is great. >> jesse: very good. tonight, "jesse watters primetime" we have ro, miller and lawren

jessica: in detroit, for “matter of fact,” i'm jessica gomez. >> ahead on “matter of fact.” we're feeling the need for some sense of normalcy. soledad: a lot of people are behaving as if we're at the end of the pandemic. >> what this global expert says about taking off your mask and getting a fourth shot. to stay up-to-date with matter-of-fact sign up for our , newsletter at matteroffact.tv. wow! no braces... everything's hands-free. i wasn't so lucky... invis is not your parents' braces. invis is faster than braces and the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors. invisalign soledad: states and cities across the u.s. are easing covid mask and vaccine requirements. but the average american is still cautious about moving forward. a recent washington post abc polled think the virus is only somewhat under control, while 15 percent say it's not contained. dr. katelyn jetelina is an assistant professor at the university of texas health science center, school of public health. she is also the author of a newsletter called your local epidemiologist. doctor katelyn jetelina, so n

jessica? >> jesse: i would be down with that as well angel. >> martha: of course she is. >> jessica: there will be pictures. >> >> martha: welcome back, jessica. >> jesse: welcome back. >> judge jeanine: every day to goes by more people are killed and lives destroyed. a crime against humanity what we see and continue to see. somebody has got to do something and stand up against putin or else he will keep pushing like the school yard bully that everyone is afraid to stop. >> jesse: it seems like us at this table have had some actually really good and creative ideas. >> greg: you are welcome. >> jesse: thank you, greg, for your input. i hope the biden white house is watching "the five." that's it for us. "special report" is up next with bret. >> bret: thanks to greg and welcome back, jessica. all right. thank you all. breaking tonight. firing artillery on suburbs north and east of kyiv hitting an apartment building and aircraft factory. sunday a military base in western ukraine was hit in an air

jessica: is now making it his mission to give back. paid the college tuition for high school graduates in his hometo >> poverty is multigenerational, and so if you're just giving one generation educational access, is that enough to solve poverty? >> it's not about readiness. it really is about finances. jessica: kadens, with help from former chicago public schools superintendent dr. janice jackson -- >> take that allusion and use it in a sentence. jessica: is now bringing the same scholarship model to chicago. >> there's a huge misconception that college is free if you come from low socioeconomic background, there simply isn't true. >> how many people have no idea how they're going to pay for college? raise your hand, and be honest. jessica: jackson says of the more than 60% of cps graduates who enroll in college, fewer than a third finish, mostly because of financial pressures. >> i've lost count of how many kids that have come home for a bill in school that wasn't covered by financial aid, or some kind of emergency or parking tickets

jessica, that is the problem. it's got to be a weird to make a party based on political ramification as opposed to right and wrong, jessica. you should be ashamed of yourself. >> jessica: democrats are the only ones who want to win recollections. there has been new information that has come in the last few months beyond the polling of potential red wave and that is what happened in terms of all micron how many people dying versus how many people out of the hospital were having it in a few weeks ago, it felt like i was legitimately sick. vaccinated, boosted, i didn't have to go to the doctor. but the person i think who is the most interesting on this is the governor, democratic governor of colorado. because after the first wave of mask mandates went away, he never brought them back. everybody was bringing them back for delta, omicron and he said it's down here and never stood out on the mask mandates. i actually got in the fight with government governor of mexico and he brought it back and didn't see the science be

>> jesse: jessica, did you see any racism at the hearing? >> jessica: no. i saw a lot of stuff i didn't like. i feel like there were racial undertones to it. the argument that has been made about that is that talking down to someone, and you can interpret some of these questions which feel like the gotcha questions, could you please define a woman. that that's talking down to someone and would they be doing that to a white nominee i think is the line of argument. i did not see that. i saw some stuff i didn't like. i went back to look at what went on during amy coney barrett's hearings. the adulation from democrats. we saw cory booker go off. filled with joy. i myself am excited about it. we saw senators tillis, graphically, graham going on and on. amy coney barrett is a mother. she has seven children. lindsey graham opted to nine children. have two more. john cornyn had her hold up her blank page of notes. >> jesse: a nice moment. >> jessica: why is it a nice moment question when you thought it was cool she doesn't have to take notes? that should make you m

whether or not we take refugees, jessica. >> jessica: let's just wait for my name for 30 seconds. that was, the president poll with 3 million refugees in one day and the uncomfortable laugh, a little bit of a running joke about her was definitely more upsetting to me and this passage of time a quote. there is no question there is an issue here. her popularity is low, low below joe biden's. what i have heard in defense of staffers leaving, it is not that the staffers were not qualified but a refusal to read the briefing books has completely as you should before you go out there and give these type of press conference with meeting with other officials. i feel for them here or there is a natural turnover. we all know that and not everyone is leaving because they hate it. they opportunity and campaign and et cetera. there is no question it is very believable that biden's people and harris' people are at odds with one another. >> judge jeanine: jesse, you want to talk about biden's people and harris' people? >> jesse: i found out dr. jill doesn't like and if your wife doesn't like some

jessica agreed. this is a very simple and clear action we could do that would cut off financing to russia's war. and i also agree with maximilian germany, so very, very vulnerable though. if we're not ready to pay higher energy prices here at home to protect freedom in europe, german then made itself absolute freedom in europe. if we're not willing steak. yeah. if we're not willing to pay more for our energy costs and consumption to defend peace in europe than we will lose peace in europe. we can't have it both ways. and the german government needs to have this conversation with the german people and make the people understand who have lived for decades now in peace and prosperity. we need to have this conversation with the german people. we need to understand that ukraine's freedom is our freedom socking. things are happening. oh, it's dreadful deed, sir. plenty. a one question perhaps that arises is the question of accountability and tony blinking the u. s. secretary of state is be making clear tha

so hold jessica and say, let's think about what jessica said, you know, kind of game theory. i think the west shoot gamble with cut off oil and gas impulse from russia as, as long as we, you know, the west is, is having much more resources to hold out. well, russia is not, you know, so the rustic cannot afford t a, you know, it hasn't got that much time. and we have to have this in mind. maximilian, the time it is only on the on the ukrainian in western side that you know, i partly agree. i wanted to add one thing if we remember what putting has been doing already in syria and where the russian air force was flying deliberate attacks against schools against hospitals, then re attacking people who rushed to help. and i'm very much concerned that he's going to repeat a very, very similar tragedy now in craning cities like key f. exactly. so i think before the war ends, i'm afraid it's getting much more brutal. and yeah, yeah, we've seen it before. what he did in chechnya, what he did in syria, he'll do it again in ukraine. have no doubt we're talking about to get for actually,

jessica agreed. this is a very simple and clear action we could do that would cut off financing to russia's war. and i also agree with maximilian germany, so very, very vulnerable though. if we're not ready to pay higher energy prices here at home to protect freedom in europe, german then made itself absolute freedom in europe. if we are not willing steak. yeah. if we're not willing to pay more for our energy costs and consumption to defend peace in europe than we will lose peace in europe. we can't have it both ways. and the german government needs to have this conversation with the german people and make the people understand who have lived for decades now in peace and prosperity. we need to have this conversation with the german people. we need to understand that ukraine's freedom is our freedom socking. things are happening. oh, so dreadful deed supply and c. a one question perhaps that arises is the question of accountability and tony blink and the u. s. secretary of state has been making clear

jessica agreed. this is a very simple and clear action we could do that would cut off financing to russia's war. and i also agree with maximilian germany, so very, very vulnerable though. if we're not ready to pay higher energy prices here at home to protect freedom in europe. german then made itself absolutely freedom in europe. if we're not willing steak. yeah. if we're not willing to pay more for our energy costs and consumption to defend peace in europe than we will lose peace in europe. we can't have it both ways. and the german government needs to have this conversation with the german people and make the people understand who have lived for decades now in peace and prosperity. we need to have this conversation with the german people. we need to understand that ukraine's freedom is our freedom socking . things are happening. oh, so dreadful deed supply and c, a one question perhaps that arises the question of accountability and tony blinking . the u. s. secretary of state is be making clear tha

so hold jessica and say, let's think about what jessica said, you know, kind of game theory. i think the west shoot gamble with cut off oil and gas impulse from russia, as, as long as we know, the west is, is having much more resources to hold out. well, russia is not, you know, so the russia cannot afford to see a, you know, russia hasn't got that much time. and we have to have this in mind. maximilian, the time it is only on the, on the ukrainian in western side that you know, i partly agree. i wanted to add one thing if we remember what putting has been doing already in syria and where the, the russian air force was flying deliberate attacks against schools against hospitals. then re attacking people who rushed to help. and i'm very much concerned that he's going to repeat a very, very similar stretch of the now in grading cities like key f. exactly. so i think before the war ends, i'm afraid it's getting much more brutal. and yeah, yeah, we've seen it before. what he did in chechnya, what he did in syria, he'll do it again in ukraine. have no doubt we're talking about to

jessica agreed. this is a very simple and clear action we could do that would cut off financing to russia's war. and i also agree with maximilian germany, so very, very vulnerable though. if we're not ready to pay higher energy prices here at home to protect freedom in europe, germany en route itself absolutely freedom in europe. if we are not willing steak. yeah. if we're not willing to pay more for our energy costs and consumption to defend peace in europe, then we will lose peace in europe. we can't have it both ways. and the german government needs to have this conversation with the german people and make the people understand who have lived for decades now in peace and prosperity. we need to have this conversation with the german people. we need to understand that ukraine's freedom is our freedom. socking things are happening. oh, so dreadful deed, sir. plenty. a one question perhaps that arises is the question of accountability and are totally blinking. the u. s. secretary of state is be making

en rumanÍa, jessica, univisiÓn. patricia: mientras tanto estados unidos comenzÓ a desplegar hacia alemania soldados de la tercera divisiÓn de infanterÍa del ejÉrcito para entrenar a los aliados de la otan. el fin de disuadir a las tropas rusas a defender su avance militar. son unos 3800 soldados con base en georgia que partieron desde savannah tras una semana de entrenamiento. leon: el abrumador rechazo a la invasiÓn sigue generando solidaridad con ucrania y sanciones de la comunidad internacional contra rusia. por gran mayorÍa la asamblea general aprobÓ una condena a rusia estados unidos ha anunciado la imposiciÓn de nuevas sanciones para privar a vladimir putin de recursos para financiar esta que es su guerra. marÍa rosa tiene la informaciÓn para ustedes. maria: un voto histÓrico con aplausos y de pie. asÍ la asamblea general de las naciones unidas aprobÓ este miÉrcoles una resoluciÓn que condena la invasiÓn rusa contra ucrania. el resultado de la votaciÓn contÓ con el apoyo de 141 de los 193 est

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hablÓ con jessica zermeÑo en el hospital polaco donde estÁ internado. juan: yo creo que fue en cuestiÓn de segundos que sentÍ el impacto. me pegara. le dije a la inglesa que me dispararon. y me dio por mirar y cuando vi a mi amigo recostado con el conductor y le v sangre en el cuello. y le apretÉ. jessica: asÍ recuerda el momento que su amigo perdiÓ la vida, asesinado ante sus ojos. la tragedia ocurriÓ hace mÁs de una semana en las afueras de la capital ucraniana. juan: bien el conductor, destaca y dije mi amigo y las cÁmaras y me meten y el tipo sale. jessica: luego se desmayÓ. el calvario que a vivido el periodista. juan:procesar eso. jessica: tras recibir el disparo, voluntarios lo sacaron a toda prisa de lugar. y lo trasladaron hasta un hospital infantil en kiev. citaciÓn del hospital de varsovia donde se recupera que gracias a mÉdicos sin fronteras llegoa una ciudad mÁs segura. y cuando creyÓ que las cosas mejorarÍan pidiÓ una noche que nunca olvidarÁn, por el dolor y la soledad que sintiÓ. juan: gritÉ. hasta que entrÓ un pacient

i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. the white house is in cleanup mode after president biden eats declaration that russian president vladimir putin, quote, cannot remain in power. the president says he was not calling for any regime change in russia. now, this is unfolding while ukraine's president says he's willing to make concessions to end this war. there are new peace talks scheduled for tomorrow. nbc's alice barr starts our coverage with the latest in washington, d.c. >> reporter: as russian air strikes rain down on ukraine claiming a mounting toll of civilian lives, president biden is walking a fine line in how far he can go to condemn the attacks, today clarifying an ad-libbed comment made over the weekend in poland. >> i was expressing a moral outrage i felt towards this man. i wasn't articulating a policy change. >> reporter: these nine words about russian president vladimir putin -- >> for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power. >> reporter: igniting a diplomatic firestorm with leaders at home and abroad

jessica: ¿estuviste escondida cuanto tiempo? >> una semana en un lugar chiquito en donde piensa personas con niÑos pequeÑos. ——15 persona. jessica: polonia se ha tomado encÍa riÓ su misiÓn en esta guerra. hay cubÍculos para escuchar las necesidades de las familias. elena nos contÓ que necesita trabajar. ella nos dice que antes en kiev hacia anÁlisis de ventas para distintas empresas, pero no habla polaco. y sabe que no podrÁ encontrar aquÍ un trabajo similar. ahora espera que el trÁmite le ayude. este centro de registro en el estadio nacional de polonia, y ha recibido a mil ucranianos por dÍas por mÁs de 3 millones que se refugian en este paÍs. mÁs que la poblaciÓn de su capital. para los ucranianos, polonia se ha convertido en un espacio seguro. en las calles y hogares se vive una solidaridad profunda. y es los reciÉn llegados lo sienten. en varsovia, polonia, jessica zermeÑo. >> muy buena la solidaridad de los polacos. se hizo historia washington. la juez emprendiÓ el camino para volverse la primera afro

jessica: el boing 73 7 800 partiÓ de mÉxico o con una misiÓn muy clara, a rescatar a los mexicanos que estÁn refugiados en rumanÍa, polonia, llegar hasta zona segura sido una misiÓn debido muerte. >> en el caso de los mexicanos a las familias de los de a pasar rÁpido, pero todos los varones le complica mÁs la salida. jessica: la aeronave partiÓ con un tercio de sus 160 plazas ocupadas, con nosotros, los periodistas como funcionarios de la cancillerÍa y una decena de militares que conforma su tripulaciÓn, el primer viaje de la historia de mÉxico para rescatar a conacionales y una zona de conflicto, y que tras la orden el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador organizÓ en sÓlo 24 horas, pero todo bien de centenares mexicanos a sigue en peligro, y no se han encontrado acciÓn para trasladarlos, como silvia cristina mercado, quien sigue la frontera con rusia. silvia: en cuanto se empiezan a escuchar bombardeos nos recordamos en el pasillo. jessica: hasta la embajadora olga garcÍa se quedÓ atrapada, por eso un vuelo tan largo da tanta esperanza. mÁs de 6800 millas recorridas

jessica: desde la ciudad de mÉxico jessica zermeÑo univisiÓn. ilia: de regreso a los estados unidos y en temas econÓmicos ya es oficial por primera vez desde el aÑo 2018 la reserva federal de estados unidos aumenta la tasa de interÉs en 0,25 puntos esta medida que era esperada por los mercados y centros financieros tiene el objetivo de combatir la creciente inflaciÓn que es la peor desde 1982. desde san francisco luis mejit nos habla de las repercusiones de esta polÍtica monetaria. luis: al convivir los peores aumentos de precios de los Últimos 40 aÑos el banco central aumentÓ la tasa de interÉs en un cuarto de punto estaba cerca de cero desde comienzo de la pandemia. el presidente de la reserva federal dice que la economÍa es lo suficientemente fuerte para absorber el aumento sin problema, y pronosticÓ que el banco central aumentarÁ las tasas de al menos seis veces mÁs en lo que queda del aÑo. subir los intereses es una herramienta poderosa que tiene el banco central para combatir la inflaciÓn, en tÉrminos simple cuando los inte

jessica: chao, diego. con esa hermosa imagen de diego vamos a celebrar a los que nacieron un dÍa como hoy con un invitado muy especial. ya veo que llegÓ sonic. francisca: felicitamos a dulce quesada, cumple 24 aÑos y es una belleza como pueden ver. jessica: celebramos junto a alberto de atlanta que cumple un aÑito. chef: alondra cruz cumple 10 aÑos, felicidades, princesa! elyangÉlica: el usa octavio leÓn miranda de new jersey que cumple 8 aÑos! jessica: hay fiesta en casa de cecilia de los Ángeles, california, cumple 34 aÑos. quÉ guapa! francisca: yeilin cumple 6 aÑos estÁ preciosa. chef:yaniel ortega! [aplausos] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] jessica: muchas gracias sonic por estar con nosotros, estÁ de regreso una nueva pelÍcula y algunos personajes clÁsicos de juego. francisca: gracias por acompaÑarnos y no se muevanporque seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". jessica: en exclusiva la viuda de sÁnchez tiene algo que decir sobre un corrido que

jessica? >> i think jesse stole time from me and the judge. >> you will get it back in the second half. >> oh, i will get it back. >> in the hunter segment. >> you can talk all the way -- >> this is more of this -- okay. from the readout we got, it does say president biden described the implications and consequences if china supplies material support to russia. president xi said a war in ukraine is in no one's intles, he supports peace. this is developed to such a point that china doesn't want to see it. now, he is still more russia's friend than our friend. it's clear. he doesn't want it. he said it's on the u.s. and nato to broker this deal. but that makes sense. >> he said that? >> i should have read that. >> he put that on us? >> he put it on us. >> he said that? >> are you kidding me? he said that because fundamentally for putin, this is about ukraine wanting to be part of our system, and not part of putin's system. so, that seems like a good call. i know you would have done better, but i

kennedy: chris, your next one, jessica donuts. how much does david charge for personalized video for you through the website cameo? is over or under for $35? >> it's got to be under, no one -- what? kennedy: $499, a hassle. >> let me tell you, it's worth every penny. [laughter] kennedy: dave has been there, clubs that. jesse, how many ingredients are in a tootsie roll? is a over or under 12? >> i find this challenging. i'm going to guess over. how is that possible? kennedy: it nine ingredient. i don't speak latin. marshmallows are made of marshmallow -- >> usually printed on the back of this jump. kennedy: but tootsie roll's are american treasure. i think we agree on that. jk. how many mcdonald's locations are there in the united states? as of november 2021. over or under 14000? >> over. kennedy: under. 13,041,502 mcdonald's. >> so close. kennedy: i am a fan and i don't care who knows about it. chris -- >> i just know there's one delicious one in my town. kennedy: best valeo fish i've ever had is in tokyo. chris, how many pounds o

jessica: lo sacaron y lo trasladaron a un hospital en kiev. una de las trabajadoras le tomo este vÍdeo. no alina >> me colocaron en un bÚnker con niÑos que sufrÍan de cÁncer. habÍa mucho llanto. jessica: nos contÓ que gracias a mÉdicos sin fronteras llegÓ a una ciudad mÁs segura. >> entrÓ un paciente que tenÍa esquirlas de una bomba. el tipo me miro. vino la enfermera. jessica: esta noche juan cumple cuatro dÍas internado en la capital polaca. fue sometido a su sexta intervenciÓn quirÚrgica. uno de sus amigos viajÓ a la ciudad para atenderlo. >> por el impacto de la bala no se puede sentar, no se puede subir a un aviÓn. >> me inspirÓ a seguir haciendo el trabajo. patricia: los ucranianos aseguran que retomaron una ciudad y siguen defendiendo a mariÚpol. estÁ la posibilidad de que Útil obligue a rusia a ayudarlos con un invasiÓn. >> en este 20 dÍa de guerra en ucrania hay movimientos interesantes sobre todo cerca de la capital. las tropas ucranianas han conseguido una plaza importante que habÍa caÍdo en manos de rusia y

i'm judge jeanine pirro along with jessica, joe jones, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> innocent civilians suffering as russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine enters a new phase. after failing to quickly cap slur cities like kyiv, putin appears to be shifting focus to inflict as much damage to the country as possible. the city of mariupol refusing russia's demand to surrender, even after enduring weeks of devastating air strikes. ukrainian president zelensky continues call for peace, but says his country won't give any land to russia. >> i think we have to use any format, any chance that you have possibility of negotiating, possibility of talking to putin. but if these attempts fail, that would mean that this is a third world war. >> this comes as president biden prepares to head to europe where he'll attend a major nato in brussels as well as the president in warsaw. >> air raid sirens continue to go off. despite those warnings, people in the city are very much trying to get on with their daily lives as much as poss

, jessica and thank you for starting your sunday with us. i'm boris sanchez. we begin in eastern europe and air raid sirens that blared across ukraine early today as russian forces carried out a spate of missile attacks. cnn crews there reporting hearing multiple explosions. >> russian troops bombed an air base near verve inching closer to ukraine's capital kyiv. word from the regional al government in the area 30 people killed. releasing this video said to show russian paratoope ersparat control of an airfield in ukraine and cnn is working to confirm if it accurately reflects the situation. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says that humanitarian corridors set up to evacuate civilians are currently working saying more than 12,000 people were able to evacuate yesterday. though the attacks continue. according to the ukrainian defense ministry, seven civilians including women and at least one child were killed by russian troops as they tried to escape their village. >> and a simply sobering reality here. president zelenskyy saying som

if it weren't for this, jessica chastain has done one great performance after another. winning the academy award was good news. i like that ariana debose one, that will must be magic. two academy awards for the exact same role. coda, that is a sweet thing. i liked the movie. made people happy. dion: that brings me to our next question. there you see out screen, there have been #'s the oscars being so white. did you notice representation being played out? >> sure, also in the nominations. asian representation, hispanic representation. we think those are the two things. the two areas. dion: well said. it sounds backtracking. >> lester was so depressing. one of the things is it was a normal oscars. so slowly, it is so incremental, one thing at a time. it marked another step in this period of our lives being over. dion: we only have a minute and a half left, it seems like the trends and how we watch movies are different. coda, the streaming trend is here to stay. >> it's here to stay for movies that are made for adults, movies not depending on the big screen like science fi

jessica: aclaramos toda la ciudad de inmigraciÓn. mÁs adelante, la abogada jessica domÍnguez responde tus preguntas. carlos: parece que fue ayer. miren quiÉn estuvo por aquÍ? le dimos hasta una sorpresa con una gran admiradora. ana: no vas a creer lo que pasa durante una pelea en un restaurante. te vamos a mostrar las sorprendentes imÁgenes. hablando de violencia. carlos: quÉdate con nosotros. estÁ ana patricia con nosotros. su maÑana serÁ muy linda. ana: vamos con el paso. ya lo practiquÉ. [mÚsica] liso rizado todos queremos combatir el frizz garnier fructis sleek and shine aceite de argán más kera-system controla el frizz hasta 72 horas 97 % de protección contra la humedad fructis sleek and shine. para alisar el cabello. de garnier, ¡naturalmente! ♪ ♪ pa pascuas con target,. así de fácil. jaycee probó gain flings por primera vez el otro día... y se olvidó donde estaba. siempre puedes detectar a un primerizo. gain flings. eres un maestro del zurcido. pero tu staff ya no da la talla. necesitas contratar. neces

jessica berlin is a german american expert on geo politics, founder and managing director of the consultant, sea coast struct. krista fun, marshall is diplomatic correspondent for berlin, leading daily debt. haggis should be good and it's a pleasure to welcome our colleague from a d. w's, russian desk, a roman, gone to ranko, originally from ukraine. he joins us now via skype, from the border between ukraine and romania, and roman, as i understand it, you are there to try to help your family leave ukraine. so tell us what you and they are experiencing at the moment. well, yes, yeah, i am sitting in a hotel romanian, ukrainian border, waiting for my family to come over. i have a lot of relatives in ukraine and all of them to come to germany, but i'm only my mother and my brother's family actually ventured to leave the city . they were all afraid. most of them are elderly people and also families goes with children, are very hesitant because they said it's dangerous to be on the road. and which is true. it's a very long distance, some 5 to 7, maybe 800 kilometers. they have to drive and it ta

jessica: y es que ayuda. ya que se reportÓ que en un 7.9 por ciento fueron mÁs altos los precios en febrero que el aÑo pasado. los mÁs altos que se han visto en los Últimos 40 aÑos. pero cÓmo afecta el conflicto de ucrania y rusia? contacte a carlos y nos explica. carlos: la inflaciÓn comienza subir el mes de diciembre.llegaron al 7% anual. de inflaciÓn. como consecuencia de los problemas en la cadena de abastecimiento. en las cadena de suministro. lo que ocurriÓ en marzo con la invasiÓn de ucrania es algo espantosamente terrible. no solamente por la cantidad de muertos. sino que esto alimenta el proceso inflacionario que estamos viviendo. jessica: cuÁles son los productos que se han visto afectados por la inflaciÓn? profesor: inmediatamente los productos de energÍa.petrÓleo, gas, gasolina. etc. >> subiÓ la vivienda en un 4.6 por ciento . comestibles en un 8.6 por ciento.y gasolina en un 38%. aparte de buscar ofertas y usar cupones expertos dicen buscar en mayorÍaproductos no perecederos que

jessica: bienvenida . muy feliz de que estÉs con nosotros, esta maÑana saludamos en su dÍa a todos los padres que ante la ausencia duramadre sacan a sus hijos adelante porque hoy es dÍa de padre soltero. [aplausos] alan: un evento muy importante de padres solteros. francisca: les aplaudimos, los apoyamos y aquÍ estamos para ustedes. y la informaciÓn a tiene elyangÉlica, bienvenida tambiÉn. elyangÉlica: contenta de estar junto a ustedes con otra querida satcha. arrancamos con esa noticia de Último minutos, un aviÓn de compaÑÍa china se estrella en una zona montaÑosa, de 130 pasajeros a bordo. 737 volaba hasta la ciudad portuaria de—— este vÍdeo publicado en twitter muestra las llamas y el humo blanco entre los Árboles, justo en el sitio en donde ocurriÓ el accidente. autoridades chinas afirman que equipos de rescate ya se dirigen hacia la escena. tambiÉn seguimos con esto que es la noticia que todo el mundo estÁ siguiendo, a esta hora expira el plazo establecido por rusia para la rend

please welcome jessica mendez, amy yar, michelle and your moderaor ian pryor. [applause] >> all right. good morning. everyone. and welcome to cpac. i'm ion pryor, the executive director of piper schools and america first legal. you know, these are three of the most instrumental people in the revolution that you saw in 2021 in loudon county, virginia. let's give them a hand. [cheers and applause] so they're introduced as they came on stage, but this is michelle, amy, this is jessica. i want to start with really the first question, when did you decide to get involved? what was your sort of wake-up moment when you realized something wasn't quite right in your school? let's start with you, jessica. >> well, for me, really, it started in 2019 when my oldest was in first grade and i started hearing about inappropriate books in schools. and i said, well, i've got to figure out what's going on here and i attended my first school board meeting, and i remember listening to all the speakers and hearing what they had to say and then, they all left. and i stayed and i actua

jessica: veamos esto! reportero: la arrolladora banda el limÓn presentÓ a dos nuevos vocalistas. >> si, tenemos nuevos delanteros en la alineaciÓn. ahora estÁ mi carnal que es el nuevo vocalista. >> me hablÓ, me dijo de saludo, te mando los trajes y vete a tomar fotos, fue una alegrÍa muy bonita, le marquÉ a mi papÁ y a mi mamÁ en ese momento y empecÉ a llorar de la emociÓn. desde los 14 aÑos se me ha pegado mucho. reportero: se preparan para dos presentaciones importantes. en primer lugar en morelos el domingo 17 de abril en el palenque de la feria de texcoco. >> el primer palenque del aÑo y estamos contentos porque son palenque que tiene hora de comienzo, no tiene hora en la que pueda terminar. pueden ser hasta 4 horas y tenemos un poco mÁs de libertad con eso. reportero: volverÁ a sentir el cariÑo de sus fanÁticos despuÉs de varios meses de ausencia dentro de los palenques. >> tratamos con mucho respeto, cuidarnos, porque muchas veces sabemos que incluso hasta pueden viajar horas para

thanks for joining us, i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. ukraine is making headway on the battlefield, and there may be progress in peace talks held in turkey. it's the first time the russian and ukrainian delegations have met face-to-face in weeks. the glimmer of hoech comes as

jessica: esto se pone mejor. carlos: vamos con esto porque enrique guzmÁn, el papÁ de alejandra guzmÁn dice que la gira de su hija con paulina rubio no cree que dure mucho, lo hablamos en "sin rollo". francisca: quÉ opina de la disculpa de will smith? eso tambiÉn lo analizamos en "sin rollo". carlos: sabes quien es la cantante de Ópera mÁs joven del mundo? aquÍ te la presentamos. no van a creer su edad. francisca: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", tu dÍa comienza con alegrÍa, la informaciÓn que necesitas y la mejor alegrÍa. liso rizado todos queremos combatir el frizz garnier fructis sleek and shine aceite de argán más kera-system controla el frizz hasta 72 horas 97 % de protección contra la humedad fructis sleek and shine. para alisar el cabello. de garnier, ¡naturalmente! tu gerente de envíos se fue para encontrarse a “si mismos.” dejándote perdida. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candidatos que cumplen con tu descripción de

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. >> i'm jessica aguirre. we're learning about a break in a cold case which came from out of state. officers won't discuss how they broke the case but it started with oklahoma police finding a private journal written with a confession inside. jaxon van derbeken has the exclusive story. >> reporter: this was a cold case for nearly three decades. today i can announce that we've made an arrest. and justice for the family is at hand. >> reporter: san mateo county sheriff announced the arrest last week of reyna hoffman ramos for a murder. she's accused of killing him during attempted robbery in 1993 of the crime was featured on america's most wanted but investigators had no leads until our investigative unit learned they got lucky. she was living about an hour north of tulsa. sources involved in the case tell us local authorities were searching her home as part of an unrelated investigation when they found something shocking. her personal journal, containing a confession under the heading, things i regret. hoffman allegedly wrote the killing of a korean man during a robbery attempt in 19

jessica: quÉ triste que no es con rbd. chef: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook instagram, revive tu cemento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. jessica: pensÉ que no habÍas venido de verde. cuando te vi dije es gris. carlos: parece gris pero es como un verde militar. jessica: y por si acaso la calcomanÍa, por si hay dudas. carlos: para que no me pellizquen. [mÚsica] reportero: todo va en marcha, la cumbia machin estÁ apunto de volverse realidad y por eso ensayan un dÍa sÍ y otro tambiÉn, es una probada de erik rubÍn con la sonora santanera. [mÚsica] >> tenemos muchos ensayos, estamos armando un espectÁculo complicado y grande. la verdad es que hay mucho talento, no se diga aquÍ con esta emblemÁtica banda. >> el espectÁculo consiste en esto, la parte musical van los compaÑeros de la sonora dinamita y santa nera que consideramos las dos agrupaciones tropicales mÁs emblemÁticas de nuestro paÍs y de ahÍ se sumaron much

i'm jessica dean in for christi paul. >> great to be with you, jessica. thank you so much for starting your day with us, i'm boris sanchez. >>> up first this morning, russia stepping up its attacks on ukraine and closing in on the capital kyiv. we're hearing from local officials that russian missile air strikes caused damage north and south of the capital overnight. >> yeah. we're getting more pictures of the damage this morning. ukraine's interior minister said shelling caused a fire at a frozen foods warehouse northeast of kyiv. you can see what's left of the building, charred vehicles and smoldering ruins. the u.s. ministry of defense says the bulk of russian ground forces right now are only about 15 miles from the center of the capital. russian troops have also surrounded several ukrainian cities. >> new efforts are under way today to get humanitarian aid to the city of mariupol and to get civilians out. officials say a convoy is headed for that area carrying 90 tons of food and medicine. at least 13 humanitarian corridors are expected to be open toda

jessica berlin is a german american expert on geo politics, founder and managing director of the consultant, sea coast struct. krista fun, marshall is diplomatic correspondent for bar then leading daily death, hawkish, vehicle. and it's a pleasure to welcome our colleague from a d w's russian desk, a roman gotcha ranko. originally from ukraine. he joins us now via skype, from the border between ukraine and romania. and roman as i understand it, you are there to try to help your family leave ukraine. so tell us what you and they are experiencing at the moment. well yes, yeah. i am sitting in a hotel romanian, ukrainian border, waiting for my family to come over. i have a lot of relatives in ukraine and all of them to come to germany, but only my mother and my brother's family actually ventured to leave the city. they were all afraid. most of them are elderly people and also families goes with children, are very hesitant because they said it's dangerous to be on the road. and which is true. it's a very long distance, some 5 to 7, maybe 800 kilometers. they have to drive and it takes days to c

jessica berlin is a german american expert on geo politics, founder and managing director of the consultant, sea coast. struct. krista fun mar. show is diplomatic correspondent for bar then leading daily death, hawkish, beagle. and it's a pleasure to welcome our colleague from a d. w's russian desk. a roman gotcha ranko. originally from ukraine. he joins us now via skype, from the border between ukraine and romania and roman as i understand it, you are there to try to help your family leave ukraine. so tell us what you and they are experiencing at the moment. well, yes, yeah, i am sitting in a hotel romanian, ukrainian border, waiting for my family to come over. i have a lot of relatives in ukraine and all of them to come to germany, but only my mother and my brother's family actually ventured to leave the city. they were all afraid. most of them are elderly people and also families goes with children, are very hesitant because they said it's dangerous to be on the road. and which is true. it's a very long distance, some 5 to 7, maybe 800 kilometers. they have to drive and it takes days to

let me go to add jessica. and in her address to this special meeting of the united nations general assembly this week, jessica, german foreign minister and alina barbara said to the following, and i quote, russia's war marks the dawn of a new era. it's a watershed moment. it requires each and every one of us to take a firm and responsible decision and take a side. are we seeing an iron curtain, a new iron curtain go down across europe? take aside? well, this is truly a turning points in german and in european history. what we've seen from this new government, the statements from chancellor shirts last weekend, and from minutes to book at the un, this shows a complete shift in our entire foreign policy and security policy. what they're not doing is trying to divide europe. on the contrary, this is a call for unity between democratic partners in europe. what russia has done, let me put it like this. no country in europe has no great power. nato has tried more than germany to maintain those close time with russia