jessica, intolerance from the tolerance-party could >> jessica: i think the dorm room thing is not that bad. but part of the study, you should room with whoever you get matched paired part of the experience going to college that you meet people from different places and think different things. but part of this was dating someone of a different political party. and i understand that. i used to have a boyfriend who -- looked, he is still alive, but he voted for john mccain, and it was cool. but in this new era of party polarization, i get why that is too difficult. and politics is infused in so much of what we do. >> katie: judge. >> judge jeanine: i am thinking of mary macklin and james -- they got along. yeah, i guess they do. they are still married. but i think that's what you said was absolutely true. i think it is part of the college experience paired i remember taking -- i think it was my son to school. it was the first year my youngest. and it was a rack anyway. but i walked into the dorm room and he was sharing a room with a person who had a poster up with a guy stabbed to death.

[laughter] jessica? >> jessica: i absolutely love this story american al lines operated a all black crew betsy coleman first woman to earn her pilots license in 1921. everyone black tee fail including the pilots, the flight attendants, the cargo crew, maintenance technicians as well. in addition to honoring betsy's legacy promote diversity as black women currently represent less than one percent of the commercial airline industry. a great tribute to bets says is i coleman. >> tyrus: particulars available now. particular them up without a password. this wholesome adorable baby elephant is obsessed with playing with bubbles. he was caught on camera without his permission spending his day playing with bubbles fort worth zoo. >> dana: you are hosting gutfeld tonight. >> tyrus: that is the elephant in the room i'm hosts gutfeld tonight. >> landslide, the dog was buried. he was rescued. here's the deal. the dog was not satisfied being rescued. he kept standing there crying. he wanted them to keep digging and t

. >> dana: jessica? >> jessica: all of trump's talking points have exploded in his face, whether on something he released on the true social or the people he had dispersed all over television to proliferate his lines including his own children saying he didn't get a copy of the warrant, the attorney confirmed it on other networks. they had the warrant there. he said president obama -- president obama did this too. he took the nuke materials out of his back pocket -- not true. president obama fulfilled protocol 30 million documents went through them to chicago following protocol. respect for the law in the way things are done. it is to mind glowingly arrogant i think to sit here and say i know exactly what's going on and to call the attorney general of the united states of america a loser, i think that's the word that you used. >> dan: he's a great loser. actual loser. >> jessica: i know losers in my life, and merrick garland -- >> dan: he sprinted down the constitutional republic targeting and you don't

thank you, jessica. see you. >>> tomorrow morning, marcus washington and laura garcia will be at the berkeley humane society. you can watch them on air in the morning. i heard that lucy will have a front row seat in front of the tv with treats just to see what is happening. i bet lucy would like to see jessica. >> they would definitely play well together. what a great weekend coming our way. >>> the weather will be great. it is a great time to expand the family, perhaps. >> we are coming in with strong weather across the bay area. if you are headed from san francisco into the inland valley, it will be a nice day to get a pet, if that is your thing. we hope it is, getting a lot of animals some homes. whatever you have got planned, it will shape up amazing for august. this is a highly unusual pattern we are seeing setting up. not one, but two different systems. we have one cruising fast to the north and another developing offshore cooling temperatures below average as we head into this weekend, keeping tha

[cantan] jessica:. me lo presta, vente para acÁ, ustedes quÉdense pero necesito saber si este es el verdadero. cÓmo te fue anoche? >> sÚper, sÚper duro. jessica: familia es pura broma, estoy aquÍ con el doble, pero igual de famoso. aquÍ las chicas se quieren seguir tomando foto contigo. cÓmo te a cambio de la vida contra gente se de cuenta que eras igual a bad bunny? >> increÍblemente por toda la buena energÍa que me mandan, sido una experiencia increÍble. jessica: cÓmo viviste ahÍ la euforia, la gente se tomaba fotos contigo? >> increÍble. sÚper eufÓrico y bien feliz. no encontraba como desarrollar la felicidad que sentÍa. jessica:alexis se que e sueÑas con conocer a bad bunny todavÍa no se te ha dado por ese encuentro. alexis: no, todavÍa no. sueÑo con ese dÍa. ayer no pude llegar. jessica: quiero que lo vean. aquÍ estÁn los camarÓgrafos tomÁndole fotos, de verdad que la gente, aquÍ atrÁs tenemos a una familia, quieren tomarse una foto con bad bunny, y mientras tanto quiero

jessica had surgery. doctors made an opening in the skin of her tummy, a stoma, to allow her to go to the too more easily. just before surgery, jessica was given a teddy bear by the charity, a bear named buttony. ifjessica didn't get the buttony bear before she had her surgery, then she wouldn't have accepted it as well as she did. she had the bear about two months before, and she was playing with it. she took it into school. and itjust doesn't help her. it helps everybody to understand what a stoma is as well. for the last few years, jessica has been raising money. she wants more children to be able to get a buttony bear before their surgery. people might not know what a stoma is, and they might be going in to get one and they might be wondering, what is a stoma? and they might be a bit worried about it. but do you think there's anything to worry about? no. because you can still do anything. right. oh, thank you very much for all these. shall we have a look what's in the bags? i yeah? jessica has come to

how do you view that, jessica? jessica: i remember covering john edwards on the campaign trail and he talked about that. it was the americans that have and the americans that do not have. there is a split because there is so little incentive to work together. if you, the moderate democrats, like joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, they just beat hillery every single time and it there are poles about how unpopular joe manchin is, that he votes with his state. if you want a democrat from west virginia, joe manchin is the best you will get. but you have democrats wanting to primary him, and i am light, good for you, you will lose the sea in west virginia. it's hard, because it does not just happen on the right. we have seen it happen on the left, certainly, with far left members trying to hold this purity or wanting the party to move further left, and some of that stuff has damaged their party last cycle, certainly.t h d find -- the defund the police movement really hurt democrats in the house. they were expected to pick

jessica: no. in terms of the joint initiative between the united states, nasa and the european space agency, there is also currently a rover that china sent. susan: can you help people understand why the study of mars itself is valuable to humankind? jessica: fantastic question. ever since galileo look through a telescope and so on mars, it has fascinated the public. it's fascinated people in terms of if there is life outside of earth. it's not just a philosophical or existential question, are we alone in the atmosphere, there are important implications. if life is the same age on both planets, there are implications that life came on mars, that earthlings are martians, and vice versa. if there was life on mars 3.7 billion years ago when it was a blue world with all of that water, there was life on earth the same time possibly life on mars came from earth. the way that would work, we know from our own landscape that there are several instances where martian meteorites have smashed into our planet

jessica: thank you for that. i think we also have to remember that the treaty is not being negotiated in isolation. there are other treaties and other agreements that governments have signed onto because they understand we half of failing planet and we have to do something about how we treat it. there are sustainable development goals. they are not legally binding but they are an aspiration of the international community to make sure that all states either reduce the consumption because they consume too much or are able to partake in a sustainable development in sustainably stewarding the resources we have to our disposal without further deteriorating the marine and the natural environment at large so i think we must remember that . these are commitments that these countries have also signed up to and we have to hold them accountable, which is why we need to make sure as will was saying that there's more political will, more political attention to this treaty at this time. laura: jessica, they've got a deadline a

jessica: in pico rivera, california, for “matter of fact,” i'm jessica gomez. soledad: since we first reported this story, state superintendent tony thurmond has announced 10,000 grants for postgraduate students who are studying to become mental health counselors. >> next on "matter of fact." soledad: what have you discovered about messaging around health information to communities of color? dr. hudson: people do not want to be told what to do, no matter how much it's in their best interests. >> what this researcher has learned about the science of building trust. and still ahead, this artist spent five years at the drawing table, recreating civil rights history. how he helped turn the story of the late congressman john lewis into a graphic novel. to stay up-to-date with matter, sign up for our newsletter at matteroffact.tv. [sfx: stomach gurgling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. charmin ultra sof

♪ ♪ >> jesse: time now for us to be 24, jessica. >> jessica: america is more in the lock of a legend, bill russell passed away at the age of 88, 11 mbh championships, and the league's first black coach left a mark on the mba community fighting for social justice and equality on and off the court. russell is remembered as a trailblazer paving the way for players and future generations to come and i would encourage everyone to read the tributes that are pouring in. he lived a lot longer than a lot of his colleagues, but it's very special. he seems like a sweetheart like he was. >> jesse: i did not know that you knew michael jordan, kennedy. we have rules in the house about feeding the dog rookie and here he is said rules. >> wait a second, what are you doing with that cheese? i thought, oh, my you guys! oh, my goodness. >> jesse: 's are just like his father, sneaking things into the door. very cheesy. so easy, greg. also tonight we have the president speaking live at 7:30, so follow us for those remarks. greg gutfeld. >> greg: tonight watch the show, it's fantastic, let's do this quickl

hello, sylvia, jessica and elizabeth. i want to start with elizabeth because i now have listened to the book twice and the second time i heard things i didn't hear the first time and i was happy to do that and i tell you what struck me, elizabeth, you by all rights could have written a memoir, your reporting was stiller from cambodia and you kept at it all the way through the trials. but you didn't do that, you wrote something different, yo wrote a piece about 3 women who changed the course -- i was curious about your thought process. did you start thinking this is what i'm going to do or was it an evolution? >> well, thanks, debra, and thank you for having us all. debra, you've written several books. of course, i wasn't the original. my previous editor, the lamented loss that we last a few years ago alex suggested a memoir but when i started to take a crack at it, i realized that now this -- what's really interesting in my life is the women who covered the war who i followed, the trick was to figure out how to put that t

jessica, good. wall street journal correspondent in afghanistan, author of eagle down, last forces fighting of the war and sylvia erpoggiolo who reported from bosnia in the 90s and winner of the georgetown weinstock prize for diplomatic reporting. thanks everybody who came that was great. we had a good audience tonight and thank you again doyle for asking us . >> let me thank you for doing extraordinary service as moderator and also as author of the study for those who want to know more about the war and some of the underlying message of this panel is that sylvia, you and i need to getwriting soon so that we have some books to show. i want to thank all of you and thank our audience . roi want to thank our producer lynn bellis who kept the train running. if you are curious about our journalism program at georgetown you'll find us at herbalism.georgetown.edu or other programs and events are listed. thank you all, thank you for joining us and good evening from dgeorgetown. >> night. >> good night. >> b

on the stand, rendon's mother jessica said she was furious. jessica said she is not angry. she's already forgiven the suspect. she said she is just afraid they will get out of jail and do something worse. other memorable moments in court today when asked to identify the suspect, jessica looked right at her. prosecutors alleging yes and yeah -- may have placed a tracking device on baby brendan's family car. jessica testified that her car breaks may have tampered with at some point. as reported yesterday, testimony indicates that she allegedly told another sometime boyfriend that she had given birth to his child and she kidnapped brandon because he demanded she show him the baby. >> it is very bizarre. there was all sorts of intricacies. there is all sorts of moving parts and even now having reviewed all of the discovery that i have in my possession, i am still trying to make sense of certain parts of it. >> reporter: the lead investigator testified that mark has firmly believe baby brendan was his. he called police the day after the kidnapping to ask why they arrested his ch

you know, in that case we and jessica had, you know, jessica ran with the le coats a youth during the permitting process of the army corps of engineers. and you know, i've been part of so many projects for like we submit comments as part of the i statement we, you know, whole i a statement environmental impact statements. that's part of the primitive process i'm, you know, and so you can do it a civil disobedience outside of a place just did hunger strikes. and so there is like this escalation where you're doing things. and i think the role of direct action in this case can be to highlight an injustice that's taking place in a way that traditional media, such as like an op ed or writing it just can't, you know. and so i think highlighting how high the stakes are, is something that direct action, you know, can really bring to a situation. we bringing a new voice into our conversation, new voice that an old very well known face. leslie james, pick them in. he's a former spokesperson for the earth liberation front. back in a day, they did a lot of sabotage. and this is lacey explaining w

jessica, would you go back? >> i want to go back, yes. especially now the few journalists there and there is an opportunity. i just had a baby so i have to stay in the states for a while but i would definitely like to once he's little bit older. >> this is a very interesting topic and i want to ask all three of you about this. in my time war correspondents had babies left the field. kelly mick evers did, but i know younger women don't. they go right back out there. i wonder if you agree that our generation estimate although men kept going. that was okay for the men to go back to the war. but now, both sides go. do you notice that as a phenomena? because just on a panel with lindsey. and she said i don't want an editor tell me whether or not i can go back because i'm a mother. i make that decision. i thought that was okay, that makes sense to me. she is taken the responsibility, she makes the decision. they women i wrote about i don't know there so few of us anyhow and none were married much less mothers. as an editors we all know. i tende

jessica: en mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn. ilia: el departamento de defensa publicÓ medio del ataque en serie de las fuerzas estadounidenses contra un depÓsito de armas y municiones de las milicias iranÍes, cuatro milicianos perdieron la vida, este es el mÁs reciente de una serie de enfrentamientos entre los estados unidos y las fuerzas respaldadas por irÁn que han atacado equipos de la onu. patricio tiene un adelanto de lo que preparan para la ediciÓn nocturna. patricia: cientos de migrantes indocumentados han llegado en las Últimas horas a la ciudad de new york provenientes de texas, con la que se establece un nuevo rÉcord diario desde que en mayo el gobernador empezÓ enviarlos en autobuses. si querÉs trabajar tres meses y ahorrar dinero suficiente para vivir todo el aÑo en mÉxico, es lo que hace un joven inmigrante mexicano en canadÁ, el recolector de cerezos, escuch. >> bienes, trabajas un rato, tres o cuatro meses, haces dinero para vivir en mÉxico muy bien todo un aÑo y te olvidas de todas las preocupacion

jessica: una terrible historia que se repite en muchos lugares. en esta escuela de coatzacoalcos, veracruz, instalaron a los niÑos en el pasillo porque el lugar se estÁ cayendo. >> hay fisuras, desprendimiento de loza, de pilares que ya se estÁn terminando de reventar. jessica: en zacatecas, donde se registraron narco bloqueos como estos algunas escuelas no abrieron sus puertas. >> nos ofrece un nuevo panorama de convivencia y de aprendizaje para enfocarnos en la recuperaciÓn de la matrÍcula. jessica: segÚn la organizaciÓn educaciÓn con rumbo al menos 1 millÓn —— 1,432,000 niÑos mexicanos habrÍan abandonado las aulas definitivamente durante la pandemia, algo crucial, porque hoy mÉxico es el segundo paÍs de amÉrica latina con mayor deserciÓn escolar. ilia: continuamos en mÉxico. familiares de los 10 mineros atrapados en coahuila dijeron que se suspenderÁn las labores de rescate en la mina iniciarÁ una capilla para honrar a las vÍctimas. familiares indicaron que la titular de protecciÓn civil laura velÁsquez convenciÓ las e

jessica parker, bbc news belgium. jane: in britain, soaring inflation and wage stagnation has led to a wave of strikes on a scale not seen for decades. train drivers, transit workers, postal employees, even some lawyers are taking action. in scotland, trash collectors have walked off the job and the rubbish is piling up. our scotland correspondent reports. >> edinburgh in august with its festival always attracts attention. this year, the spotlight has been on the city for less positive reasons as well. some businesses have had to close. people have a mixture of sympathy and dismay. >> it's not very nice, you know, but -- >> i could not understand why they are doing it, but it's horrible. and wonder what impression it gives to people who have not been here for a while. it's embarrassing. >> everybody is struggling. >> in the same situation, we can see they've been pulled away. >> there are worries that is the rubbish piles up, rats might not be far behind. >> is likely to cause the rats to multiply and rats do multiply

host: jessica taylor. guest: she's right in states with the open primaries like georgia, you can vote in any primary and we have seen that in other places where you want the more pandemic -- pragmatic candidate. that is not surprising. she brought up the issue of abortion and i talked about how that has changed the environment and trajectory for democrats. i am watching how it does impact georgia because this is something stacey abrams needs to give him -- provost against brian kemp. dobbs decision will matter more in governor races because they are deciding it in georgia and michigan. those two have triggered laws on the books. a governor in michigan is blocking that. he said he would give them premises see -- give them clemency. how the abortion issue, -- we saw going back to the voting in kansas, which was an up or down vote and that will be the case in many places where there will be a question of abortion. it is not a simple -- as simple as yesterday because you have to decide on the candidate. it sho

en mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn. jorge: el presidente se refiriÓ hoy a la operaciÓn para rescatar a los 10 mineros atrapados en una mina del estado de coahuila y lo que digo no fue alentador, el mandatario informÓ del desplome de una mina vecina abandonada. >> se ampliÓ un boquete de agua, de la mina vecina abandonada, que es la que acumula mÁs agua, ya cuando estÁbamos achicando el agua. jorge: busca en realizar perforaciones para inyectar cemento a 200 pies de profundidad para crear una barrera que impide el paso del agua entre las dos minas. >> el presidente guillermo laso extendiÓ el estado de excepciÓn en la ciudad de otra, esto tras un atentado con explosivos en guayaquil, la potente detonaciÓn causÓ graves daÑos a varias casas y autos, las autoridades atribuyen el ataque a grupos vinculados con el narcotrÁfico y dicen que han arrestado cinco sospechosos. jorge: se cumple un aÑo de la caÓtica retirada de estados unidos de afganistÁn tras 20 aÑos de presencia y, cientos de afganos intentaron abor

en la capital mexicana, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn. ilia: para terminar: un pequeÑo de cinco aÑos se robÓ el show en el vaticano cuando se acercÓ al papa en su tradicional audiencia, francisco acariciÓ la cabeza del niÑo y pareciÓ disfrutar de su sorpresiva presencia del pequeÑo arsenal de su discurso, donde resaltÓ la necesidad de un mayor acercamiento entre los ancianos y las nuevas generaciones para el futuro de la humanidad. con el futuro de la humanidad. con esto nos despedimos, gracias [música] ya nada lo podrá cambiar.

jessica: los restos fueron tirados en un rÍo, en un pozo y hasta una mina come cuando ya los buscaban los desenterraron y los escondieron hasta el 27 batallÓn de infanterÍa. segÚn testimonios al menos seis estudiantes permanecieron con vida hasta el 30 de septiembre,es decir al menos cuatro dÍas despuÉs de la captura, permanecieron en un lugar llamado la bodega vieja, hasta que alguien llamado "el coronel" se encargÓ de ellos. el presidente asegurÓ hoy que no habrÁ impunidad. jorge: en una noticia en desarrollo, asesinaron a otro periodista, freddy roma, chilpancingo. informes preliminares indican que sicarios le hicieron varios disparos que alcanzaron en el interior de su vivienda. patricia: esta noche hablaremos de un programa en illinois para que mÁs de 50,000 mÉdicos y enfermeras inmigrantes certificados en sus paÍses puedan ejercer en el estado, la idea del programa es fortalecer el sistema de salud pÚblica de illinois y en la ciudad de colton en california hay algunas intersecciones que los jÓvenes se toman en la noche para competir con sus autos, haciendo troncos,

jessica: yo se lo voy a decir. raul:jessica, te quiero mucho, sigue adelante, pero cuidado con la ropa que este domingo estabas un muy sexy. jessica:karlita, estaba muy sexy? karla: estabas hermosa y estÁs en la edad perfecta para verte asÍ y ponerte lo que te dÉ la gana! vamos a seguir con mÁs "despierta amÉrica", alec badwil hace una terrible confesiÓn tras declarar cuando matÓ a su compaÑera de trabajo. si no eres capaz de tomar acciÓn por culpa del miedo tenemos un sÚper panel que te van a quitar cualquier temor. tambiÉn investigamos mÁs cosas sobre la nueva novia de piquÉ. no sabes lo que Él y ella se atrevieron a hacer en las narices de shakira. quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica" que tus dÍas comienzan con la alegrÍa, informaciÓn que necesitas y la mejor energÍa. enemos que poder reparar el esmalte diariamente. con la pasta pronamel repair más minerales pueden llegar a lo profundo de la superficie del esmalte. el que tengas oportunidad de reparar lo que ya ha sido dañado... es a

jessica: la esperanza nunca se pierde. un placer. vamos con la prÓxima pregunta. >> carmen ugarte, mmi pregunta es para el papÁ de mis hijos que su mamÁ lo pidiÓ en el aÑo 2000 pero todavÍa no tiene la residencia. jessica: vive acÁ antes el 21 de diciembre del aÑo 2000? >> sÍ. jessica: gracias a la peticiÓn y que Él estÁ soltero citen evidencia que se registrÓ en ese aÑo aparte que vive desde la fecha que le mencione, quiere decir que tiene la 245i la buena noticia es que la tabla del boletÍn de visas te muestra que falta menos de dos aÑos para que pueda calificar para la residencia pero no deben dejar el trÁmite a ese punto porque si la peticiÓn familiar ya estÁ aprobada y la tabla de demuestra que al menos se puede registrar el paquete ajuste para recibir permiso de trabajo, aunque sea por ahÍ debemos empezar. voy a revisa la peticiÓn familiar y decidimos cuÁl es el prÓximo paso. >> gracias. jessica: le quiere mandarse a los al esposo. que bueno que tiene su respuesta. gracias por acompaÑarnos y ser televide

jessica: sÍ. chef: lo hace cuatro veces a la semana ella. [risas] jessica: hoy tenemos al rescate. tenemos varios consejos de cÓmo hacer esto mucho mÁs fÁcil. vamos a verlo. >> buenos dÍas cÓmo se visten para viajar. van en piyama? cÓmodas, sÚper arregladas. existen unas reglas bÁsicas para viajar. yo se las voy a dar. son muy sencillas. primero, no utilizar ropa apretada. no es que no quiera que te vea sexy, guapa, no. lo importante que tienes que ir cÓmoda para viajar en aviÓn. recuerda que cuando vuelas su peso se expande y te vas a inflamar. lo mejor e llevar ropa que sea cÓmoda, que no te apriete. por ejemplo, las calzas son muy cÓmodas porque se expanden con tu cuerpo. segundo, vestirte en capas. como baza viajarÍa los vuelos altos. recuerda que los aeropuertos las temperaturas cambian muchÍsimo. desde que llegas a cambiar a tu destino no sea pasar por muchas temperaturas distintas. mÁs capas mÁs fÁcil poner y sacar ropa para ir variando y que siempre te sientas muy cÓmoda. tambiÉn utiliza zapatos cÓmodos. esto es en serio. no usar tacos. es muy complicado

so we're a jessica to tell us. this comes at a very tense time. obviously with china threatening military drills close to taiwan . so what's been happening well, that's exactly right, but it is important of course to note the wider context that these drills have taken place for around since the early 2 thousands these annual exercises between the u. s. and indonesia, but what is important to note is the context now, not just the immediate news of nancy pelosi visits to taiwan and the tensions that that may have stoked but the wider context of rising concern within the us about china's increasing military assertiveness and jessica, forgive us, we're going to interrupt their we're going across to china's minister of foreign affairs, which is holding its daily news briefing that as the speaker of the us house of representatives speak. and i suppose the visits taiwan, which of course, the chinese have objected to. let's, let's have a listening. oh speak of hello, says provocative visit to taiwan. and we have made that a marcia's both in beijing and wa

jessica: yes. what he was making clear is that the department prefers to act in ways that are less intrusive than a search warrant which is a very intrusive measure. it's time intensive and resource intensive and intrusive upon the interests of those who are searched. so what he was broadcasting was that the department did not move automatically to that method that it sought to obtain the material by subpoena first. the reporting has suggested that the department also sought to get it by consent previously and that there was a back-and-forth in an effort to get it. but the reporting suggests that the material was not provided in its entirety and for the department to have taken the action that it did in obtaining the search warrant it must have deemed that the material was so important that it had to recover it through this measure. and so i think in that respect, garland was tryingo speak to some of the perhaps misinformation or incomplete information that has been in the public domain about what

jessica, what are we looking at. >> thank you so much, amanda. it has been a active afternoon throughout the biay area. but we're still dealing with onshore activity. this is the trend for us tonight. multi-cell storms are still possible too. we could see the yellow groups of rain just pushing their way into the north bay as we speak. it is not the case off into the east bay but we're still seeing activity and we as take a look at future-cast, that is the trend for us until around 5:00, 6:00. that is when things start tapering off and we'll be left with clear skies. pretty shortly there after, when it comes to the rain, the winds have been light for us. a treat in a way. the onshore flow just packing in around 15 to 20 miles per hour at max with a surface level still staying very wild. now as we take a look at daytime highs tomorrow, we're mostly just ranging in the 80s. that is case for us up near napa and we're seeing it off in the east in the hills but even as we head no the bay area, it is just 60s across the board. so let's get a good look a

jessica: aunque para las vÍctimas nason joaquÍn sÓlo es dolor y oscuridad. ilia: cambiamos completamente de tema. vamos a washington, el fbi interrogÓ abogados de donald trump sobre los documentos sensibles que los agentes se llevaron de mar—a—lago a la capital. claudia: segÚn el new york times agentes del fbi interrogaron a todos mis asesores legales de donald trump, esta relaciÓn a los documentos clasificados, entre ellos estarÍa cipollone este interrogatorio habrÍa ocurrido antes de el allanamiento, los agentes quiere saber cÓmo estos documentos clasificados terminaron en la residencia del expresidente en mar—a—lago. trump sigue presionando al departamento de justicia para que se haga pÚblico la declaraciÓn jurada del allanamiento, algo a lo que el departamento de justicia se opone, porque podrÍa revelar datos importantes de esta investigaciÓn como identificar testigos y revelar las tÉcnicas utilizadas por los investigadores,este jueves un juez va a decidir si hace pÚblico estos documentos o no. eso es todo lo que tengo por el momento.

jessica, it is hot. that is the bottom line. >> it is hot. you know, i wish the air quality was better. then then i think the forecast would be a little more bearable. right right now, we are still sitting in moderate and unhealthy sections. no matter whether you live in the east bay, the santa clara valley or even on the coast, the smoke is settling in. in. to add to that, the national national weather service has issued a heat advisory . this is still unknown fact until 8:00 pm pm tonight. we definitely feel it outdoors if you just heart outdoors in the triple digits we are keeping a close eye on this and the weather center. take good care of yourself and we will keep you updated. > >> girl scout seven new cookie called razz berry rally. they call it a sister cookie to the thin mints. it [ contemplative music ] >> steffy: i thought i lost the man i love. my son was going to grow up without a father. >> ridge: douglas hasn't lost thomas. >> thomas: douglas misses me, dad. he wants to be with me. >> taylor: of course he does. >> steffy: the l

i want to move on, jessica. mean time, the white house just wants to sell their legislative wince and contrast themselves with republicans. white house chief of staff ron khraeupb told politico the choice couldn't be any clearer and says democrats stood up to big pharma, to big oil, to big corporations, to the gun lobby. is that a strong enough case, given the fact that we are in this crippling inflation? we've got high gas prices. nbc is reporting they could go even higher in the weeks and months to come. what do you think, jessica? >> it seems like it is a strong enough case for the american people. for the first type since november, the real clear politics averages have democrats inched ahead of republicans in terms of who's favored to control the house after november. we're all favored to keep the senate. mitch mcconnell admitted this a couple days ago. stopped by a reporter and said it wasn't looking good for republicans. lot of that has to do with very poor selection of candidates in states like arizona an

jessica zermeÑo nos amplÍa. jessica: el terrible caos que provocaron sicarios en el menos 13 ciudades de jalisco y guanajuato en mÉxico permitiÓ que algunos lÍderes del cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn escaparan del cerco militar en la ciudad jalisciense de ixtlahuacÁn periodistas le preguntaron a gritos andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador si entre los detenidos estaba ricardo luis velasco, conocido como "r2". >> no hay eso, pero si se supone que que son personajes influyentes. por eso se despertÓ esa reacciÓn tan fuerte. jessica: velasco es seÑalado como el lÍder del equipo de Élite de la que es considerada la organizaciÓn criminal mÁs veleta de mÉxico, lo involucran en ambos asesinatos. se dio a conocer el 17 de julio de 2020, donde aparecen 75 sicarios con decena de vehÍculos y armamento artesanal. en el cumpleaÑos de su lÍder, alias "el mocho", el fundador del cartel jalisco y prÓfugo de la justicia. >> este grupo se divide en cÉlulas que tienen una presencia en michoacÁn, guanajuato y zacatecas.

. > >> let's get straight over to first alert meteorologist jessica burch for the latest on these conditions. >> we have so much to cover here here in the weather center. the air quality, the excessive heat we have been dealing with and the national weather service jut service just upgraded the excessive heat watch to a heat advisory just about 20 minutes ago. let's break it down. currently, we are still sitting in a moderate section mostly throughout the bay with smoke from the fires north of us and into the east are pushing r way inthba it is nothing too concerning, we are not in the bad section necessarily but let's look at the daytime highs. highs. it is toasty out there today. we are ramping up the heat as we head into the tuesda. tuesday forecast. we are already already breaking triple digits this afternoon, even a meeting in napa this afternoon. a every one heading out to go work, 70 sound great but that is still above average. here is the heat advisory i was talking about. let's break it down. if you live live near concord or walnut creek, it starts tomorrow morning at 11:00 am and e

jessica? >> jessica: if you have been on social media you will love it. sportsmanship this weekend from the southwest regional championship in waco, jarvis. fell to the ground. he got back up and jarvis noticed that sheldon the pitcher was shaken up, went over and embraced him and told him that he was all okay. it was very sweet moment. >> greg: though crying in baseball. right, jesse? >> jesse: just a game. >> dana: do we care? we do very much. josie dean of new castle, wyoming, she won the junior all around cow girl on the western county junior rodeo. her prize was a saddle. i do the saddle every year. she won that it's an annual event for young cowboys and cowgirls held in new castle, wyoming. she did a great job. congratulations to all of those who participated. here is a clip from her doing the polls there and she said this. >> thank you, dana perino, i'm so excited. i love it. >> dana: good job. that's where you are going to go. jesse, aren't you going? >> jesse: yeah, i am going. >> dana: who is next, jesse? >> jesse: dr. fauci was in seattle where

. > >> let's go to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. jessica, it is beautiful out there. we were both outside for the station barbecue. it is wonderful in the city. >> now we will smell like barbecue. if you are at home, you missed it. let's look real pastor what you can expect heading into this afternoon. it is a great opportunity to get out there and enjoy the sunshine. 60 from the coast all the way off in the bay, 90s and the inland areas. the fog is still slowly moving in right now, just near the golden gate bridge, pushing its way in. nowe are starting to see clear skies. . that will continue to be the trend for us tonight. the fog will start rolling in around 7:00, 8:00 tonight. that is what what we will wake up with tomorrow morning, very dense set set up, just like this morning. this morning, it made its way to to the sacramento valley, which is a little strange this time of of year. we will talk about that that coming up in the full forecast. back to you. > >> an update on paul pelosi's dui case. the husband of the house speaker pleaded guilty today in napa count

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that, jessica? >> i join >> k you fojoinus. seu backrr ♪♪ >> li: i was fighting to keep my son alive. >> steffy: and i will be forever grateful to you for that. but to keep me in the dark all this time? knowing what finn's loss did to me and my children? how cruel could you be? >> li: you want to talk about cruel? cruel is having doctors give up on your only child. cruel is having to deal with a monster like sheila carter when your entire focus should be on helping your son pull through. i was pushed to my limits! >> steffy: so was i. i was pushed to the limits of my grief! >> li: i'm sorry for that. i'm sorry for all of your pain. but i will never apologize for what i had to do

jessica's new app relation to exercise. jessica's new app hopes to help women work out better around there around there training hard in the gym, building strength, and getting a sweat on — but what if you are on your period? one occasion, i was at thejunior european championships and i remember just running that 800 metres thinking, "i'm trying to run for a gold medal here, "but i'm also very aware that i've just "started my period". ijust rushed off the track and felt like i couldn't have — ijust didn't absorb that amazing, like, gold medal moment. jess ennis—hill was at the top of her sport. olympic and world champion in the heptathlon, she had physios, dietitians, and coaches looking at all aspects of her training programme, but nobody looked at when she was menstruating. i always remember it being an awkward conversation, so i had a male coach and it was predominantly a male environment, and i remember, yeah, just having those small conversations of, you know, "i'm on my period" or "i'm a bit tired" or "i'm not f

steven, jessica, brad. great work. onish that will literally hit home with voters, the rising cost of rent. the census bureau reporting 34% of american households are renters over 50% of lower income earners and according to bank of america, median rent payments were up 7.4% in july from same time last year. here's the thing, it may have more to do with government b bungling than greed. here now with kings view wealth management and chief investment officer, scott. >> nice intro and don't forget the body kansas city chiefs rays there and i need it. kennedy: we need you on this wall. why is rent so damn high? >> well, recovering from the pandemic, the exact that demand, ken, is high. the demand goes up and price goes up. bungling is a nice way to put it and getting involve second-degree a problem. and the fact too that a lot of folks are stressing with regards to buying homes these days. not a ton of supply, rates are off the charts, home price off the charts as well, sales way down because of that as far as new home sa

jessica: que rico. por acÁ hablando de inundaciones y precipitaciones que continuÉ pactando Áreas que ya han visto inundaciones catastrÓficas, estamos halando en este momento de los estado missouri, illinois, indiana el azul de las 24 horas reciben esas fuertes precipitaciones y la tendencia va a continuar porque vemos el sistema frontal que continuarÁ trayendo mÁs lluvia para las prÓximas horas, incluso se extiende hacia el fin de semana para el valle mississippi, para los apalaches y la costa del golfo, asÍ que vamos a la de precipitaciones que van a estar oscilando en el rango de los tres a cinco pulgadas y vemos tambin las inundaciones que van a continuar presentes no solamente parado sino para el fin de semana, el calor vais disipando para el dÍa de hoy en la costa noreste del paÍs, lo que es buena noticias para los residentes de nueva york y boston que registra temperaturas bastante cÁlidas. vuelvo con ustedes a la cocina. francisca: que bonita de rosarito. raÚl: michel f se prepara pa