at no point did his phone ever put him near jessica's house. >> john did not kill jessica.lost, i was trying to figure out how it was going to tell my son that his mother, which was his world, was no longer here. i didn't want to do. >> he tried, but even at jessica's funeral, her son then just six years old, didn't seem to comprehend. what was that like for you? >> it was horrible. especially with her being right there though and he still wasn't comprehending that she wasn't with us anymore. >> that was one of the detectives or tracking down, while they didn't know who. the sisters acts, the guy who had been charged with salt? he had a solid alibi. but what about the men who had attended just a small party? one party in particular. >> one of her friends invited her boyfriend, her boyfriend invited some of his friends, those friends invited others. so as this get together kind of went on in the evening more and more people weren't showing up to jessica's residents, whom she didn't know. >> what does that do to an end get investigation? >> it opened our suspect for quite a b

jessica?laire's. my real answer is the noho stock, a restaurant on bleecker street and lafayette. at 6:00 p.m. they had an amazing chinese food chef that came in. >> greg: did you do that after your spin class? [laughter] >> jessica: actually, yes! because the noho soulcycle is down the block. steel and you are so relatable! >> jessica: claire's is relatable! >> jesse: they had great sales deep discounts. i love the lord & taylor. >> shannon: at least to have a department store in the south, and you had to trap to be in the fashion show. i did not make it the first time i tried out. >> jesse: and look at you now! >> greg: now you are lapping all those losers back in your hometown, shannon! tower records. columbus' bay in san francisco. open 24 hours a day every day. and tower records, gone. >> jesse: i have one on my block. [laughter] >> shannon: will go thereafter. >> greg: west travel story? where everything went wrong. shannon, nothing? >> shannon: i had one recently. i'm still very embarra

jessica: i.t.mer attorney jeffrey blair and his wife pamela opened "eyeseeme" five years ago, inspired by what their children, now in college, were missing. jeffrey blair: there are times in my life and my children's lives where there have been incidents that would take place that would have us question whether america values us. are we full citizens or just here as bystanders? this is one of my favorite books. it is called "the undefeated." this is for the unforgettable. the ones who opened a world of possibilities. i think one of the things is the possibility going forward, the possibility of hope and possibility of change. i think the idea of expanding the notion of freedom and who it applies to, to be the collective and not just the few, that that is what can give greatness to the ideals of what america supposedly stands for. this is for the undefeated. this is for you, and for you, and for you. this is for us, the undefeated. >> ♪ jessica: along i-70, i'm jessica gomez. announcer: when we come

you will have to find out, jessica. brennan center is legit. i want to talk about this and then we will talk about the that sort of thing later. it was a big weekend for former president jimmy carter and former first lady rosalynn carter as they celebrated 75 years of major with a party for 300 that included the clintons, nancy pelosi, garth brooks and trish yearwood. i was lucky enough to hear them speak a few years ago talked about policy and the work of the carter center. most taken about open talk about their marriage and what keeps them going strong after decades and decades. mutual respect and partnership so whatever your politics, i think we can all raise a proverbial glass to these two. >> lawrence: fine example. >> greg: bill clinton is thinking mine feels like 75 years. >> lawrence: that does it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: with you, "special report" with you, too. so we have the brennan center behind the scenes with your daily life. we will talk in a bit. thanks, jesse. >> jesse: w

jessica?jessica: i am barely here, usually. >> dagen: a your dogs because i like them more than you. >> that makes two of us for the next question you really have to think about. has anyone convince you on the show to change your mind on an issue? if so, who and what issue? dagen, on the show did you come in with an opinion, did you change the opinion on the show? >> dagen: may be but i never admit it. >> brian: has it ever happened where you thought, jesse is making sense today? >> jessica: actually i think a lot of people has made me soften 100% stances to 90%. you've got to both-sides of things and understand where people are coming from. >> brian: so you on the same side to build a wall? >> jessica: no, like a mini wall seems good. >> brian: have you ever change your mind? >> jesse: greg is shifting away from the drug legalization issue. i will never give in but there are cracks in the -- >> greg: by sharing my drugs with him, i find that works. [laughter] >> dana: i was very anti-sloth be

jessica? yes, i'm jessica luther. i'm a freelance journalist. i live in austin, texas. i co host a feminist sports podcast called brent all down. and then of course, i'm the co author of this book with the a visa. hi, i am cathy to gave it's in. i'm based in new york, i'm a sports writer and a podcast host. i host the athletic flagship, show the lead and very proud to be the co author of this book as well. i love that we have 3 women talking about school or just they said america. our heads may well explode. if they're exploding, i'm new to god. ok, jump into the comics section if you got questions for jessica, aka visa, about being a sports fan and some that big the dynamics that go along with that. jumping to that youtube comments and you can be part of the conversation. let's talk about these modern dynamics. what as a, as a sport, final sign of sports. what that actually means, why did you get together to write the book? jessica? well, i think especially as women in this space we're consta

jessica, also, cruising around when he did the interview last year on the campaign trail. >> jessica: done in the investigation joe biden intervened with burisma and actually hurt the company more than helping the company. i want to talk about my do not think he should be meeting donors. there has to be a way to execute this to be private and maybe found out 4-8 years from now. but i also have to be able to work. you can insult his work, jesse, i think they will buy a few pieces. >> jesse: wait a second, i thought he was this international businessman with all these skills in regards to natural gas. but something to conflict with the white house question works before this barely conflicts the white house. >> jesse: barely complex question marks before i want to say this part, we cannot see this part and ignore the fact from children, according to citizens for active investigation made hundreds of millions of dollars serving and i'd punk trump -- no, jesse don't put your hand up. including three but -- >> jesse: she just started blowing art. >> jessica: are you kidding me? clinton was

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>> jessica: that was out loud and on national television. >> jesse: i couldn't resist. >> jessica: no >> jesse: i'm sorry. can you say one nasty thing about me now go. >> jessica: i'm not taking the bait. i have 80 things i can say. >> jesse: got a stretch, go for it. >> jessica: i would like to talk about janice now. so now i have a bathroom story which makes this even worse. anyway, when you have got to go you have got to go even if you are in the middle of a nba finals game yannis o. >> jesse: try again. >> jessica: you try it. [laughter] i could do it in the green room janis surprised and delighted reporters for a win over the if suns when he was asked why he left both games during the first quarter. nervous. >> i like to take a tinkle and came back. [laughter] that's tinkle. >> jessica: in their defense he had been breathing harder than expected it the nerves tinkle. and it was lovely polite exchange about bathroom. >> jesse: he should have said i have got to pee, i have got to pee. everyone is stealing your lines. >> greg: i know. tinkle, tinkle nba star. >> judge jeanine: tinkl

jessica. if you've been watching out a 0, you know jessica really well, jessica, just remind audience who you are, what you do. hi sammy, good morning. good evening, everyone. wherever you are, i'm part of the out of the asia pacific team and i'm the correspond to based in jakarta. jessica, if you would finding a story today, what would be your headline? what would be your lead? what would you say? this is what the world needs know about indonesia right now. was very difficult to say because there's so much happening and it's sort of just been this relentless cycle of news where there are so many various angles. so many things that we could focus on on any given day because it's not just about the immediate health implications. but beyond that, you know, what happens to the families who have lost their only bread winner. what happens to the children who have lost both their parents? and so this is a story that is very much one that keeps us busy because there is so much to explore. and i don't

jessica? >> omar jimenez in chicago, thank you for the update. >>> more on the newly published data from the cdc that reinforces the urgent need to get shots in arms as this delta variant surges across the nation. the research confirming the delta variant spreads much easier than earlier strains. and although the spread is being driven by the unvaccinated, and that is key here, the unvaccinated continue to drive this spread, even people who are vaccinated can be contagious. still, vaccination remains the best tool to defeat the pandemic. masks can also go a long way toward containing the virus, as well. joining me now to discuss all this, dr. mike sagg, infection disease expert, associate dean of global health at the university of alabama birmingham. great to have you. there's a lot of information and, importantly, a lot of nuance here. you really kind of have to sift through all of it. help us do that. translate for us, what do we know now about covid and the delta variant that we didn't know

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

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>> jessica, partly incentive to get a $50 gift card today. this is wrapping up in dekalb county, georgia. they vaccinated 230 people today. that's better than they expected to do. this is the third time the county has run such an event, only the second time they offered such incentive like a gift card give away, and each time in the past month, they've seen more people come in. that's a good thing. across the country, we know vaccination rates are picking up, that's true in georgia as well. the vaccination rate, 85% higher than it was three weeks ago. that's the seven day average of new vaccine doses administered. some of the people coming here have been teenagers who are getting ready to go to school this week. we talked to one 13-year-old who was a little skeptical, in the last week, decided it was best to do this before she goes back to class. >> i don't want to go to school, catch the virus. first i thought if i got the vaccine, virus went into my body, i saw people sick that didn't have the vaccine. >> that's worse, right? >> yes. >> rep

absolutely. >> jessica?or is yours. >> don't fall on it. >> so joe biden -- the question -- if it was just have you ever advocated to defund the police joe biden would be right to say they're lying. joe biden has never advocated for that. >> he said redirect. >> redirecting is not actually defunding. >> he said redirect money from the police. >> right, to, what? you're going to make that like nail salons? they've even done this in new york city and there's preliminary results that sending some 911 calls to people like social workers is making a big difference versus sending police -- i'm just telling you the facts. >> she's pointing the gun at me come quick. >> but that's not all the calls that go to 911 obviously. joe biden -- >> let's drill down on this. so you're saying the 911 operator waits and then listens and then slowly makes a determination whether or not to send real 911 or whether it deserves a social worker. you think that that's just split second decision that's going to be good every time. >> i

except, there was one more very significant detail, offered up by both jessica and rocky. rumor mill failed to catch. by the time kevin and robert went out for the evening, a couple of days later -- >> we went bowling. we went out to eat, just had a grand old time. >> but that time, it was after midnight. time to go home, to bed. >> sitting in the parking lot, talking, just laughing. and all of the sudden, multiple police cars pulled up. they get out, guns drawn. they get out the vehicle first, they get me walking backwards, with my hands up. >> then, through all of the terror and confusion, it dawned on kevin marsh. it was not him they had come for. >> so then i see them getting robert out, kicking him down, knocking him to the ground, ramming his face into the asphalt, putting him in handcuffs. >> the story that the fugett's told the police? they had accomplices when they murdered ann charles. one of them was robert davis. >> coming up -- >> i was scared, i was shook. >> now it will be robert davis's turn in the interrogation room >> why don't you tell me about what happ

>> jessica kopp what about you?"whose bumps" series multiple times as a child -- "goosebumps" series multiple times as a child. >> i think marjorie morningstar was one of my favorite coming of age books that i read a few times. judy blume stuff. >> great book. >> it is about arizona. >> i'm looking for a new book. >> i can't remember -- [overlapping speakers] >> i will read that. >> jesse: hello? [laughter] >> jesse: thank you. >> what is -- "the lion the witch and the wardrobe" i read it as a kid. >> i had a graduate level class in illinois. it was called fantasy literature. and they had us read all of these books from our childhood. you realize what they were really about. >> wow. >> a book that i read more than once, "the patron saint of liars." very good. in addition to -- coming up, if we had one with all expenses paid, where are we going? the answer is coming up next on "the five" july 4th fan mail special. riders, the lone wolves of the great highway. all they need is a bike and a full tank of gas. their only

jessica: no. things with and the audacity, just like the x that he said he never jeremy even though, list that was labeled that all of these people they cheated on me with brightest. kennedy: those are just people that i think really, it was numbered. [laughter] >> it is amazing that michael avenatti did these things in it via e-mail. people were looking e-mails and it michael avenatti president me up today. so the guy really has no sense of intelligence. he saw me in every way. kennedy: when invention combines with personality disorder meanwhile brittany spears mom now wants to free brittany is on the popstar's mother has pretty cannot take care of herself. she filed court positions saying that a capacity is certainly different today and was in 2008 the conservatee should no longer be held to the 2008 standard. whereby she was found to not have the capacity to retain counsel. she said she still finding for the conservative ship to continue so well mom support enough to turn the tide in this ongoi

jessica: tiger king party to. kennedy: is from alexi. ♪ ♪♪ >> •-ellipsis.you are halfway there. [inaudible]. >> joe exotic it printed. >> he likes making rock meat from walmart for tigers. >> baby tiger. tiger king okay yes. >> camp. the president and south korea. kim. >> you got a couple of letters but that's close. yes kim. you are so good. ♪ ♪♪ kennedy: i win. daniel: that is stunning. kennedy: you never know what people know. daniel: he should been watching netflix during market town. kennedy: is important to remember the cat is very much in the lead at costco around the pretty will in this case operated vice president kamala harris, or mark zuckerberg the it will be daniel pretty. daniel: zuckerberg. cat. >> kamala printed. kennedy: just a predict. jessica: kamala and i just want to note that he is the president of south korea with that a good answer for unit. [laughter] kennedy: why don't they just vote him out. >> the north and south come together let's emergency who pulled had now. ♪ ♪♪ kamala harris rated. >> kamala. >> who is that. >> does it have

jessica, back to you. >>> morin county reporting the first death in two months.erson was not vaccinated. the 186th in morin county since the pandemic began. most of the deaths were before the vaccine was available. the public officer says how good the delta variant is at finding the unvaccinated who lack protection against severe illness and death. >>> delta is changing minds and motivating some people to get vaccinated, and santa clara county held an evening clinic tonight from 5:00 to 9:00 and it was busy. >> i have been working remotely since the last shutdown in december and personally, i felt low risk, and just being pregnant, i was not wanting to get the vaccine, but again, this with the delta variant being so contagious, it felt irresponsible at this point not to be vaccinated. >> new at 11:00 tonight, a state of emergency as governor newsom is issuing a proclamation because of the wildfires raging to the north of us. among them the dixie fire in butte and plume counties. nearly 170,000 acres charred. crews across the bay area are on the front lines there.

kennedy: jessica which presidents faces on the 2-dollar bill? elect to prez your luck before you answer? >> no. kennedy: you do not want to prez your luck? >> i really don't know. okay text me a picture i will answer this question. >> she probably will that's how rigged this game is. kennedy: fdr? kristine frazao my god jessica know. spike this is the last question. [laughter] you are basically up against burt reynolds and not neil patrick harris, jesus and jim. [laughter] i'm arty winning right? i am in the lead. i'm going to prez your luck because i'm a libertarian. kennedy: who's the only president to also serve as chief justice of the supreme court pierce, william howard taft or ruth gator ginsburg? [laughter] >> oh man, it was can you say this again? hoover franklin pierce, james buchanan, william howard taft or ruth bader ginsburg. >> oh man i thought is grover cleveland. is it taft? kennedy: yes spike wins. congratulations spike. we are sending you some of the use hair trimmings from the greenroom. kennedy: and getting paid now. kennedy:

vamos con jessica. jessica: el certamen de belleza miss mÉxico enfrenta una gran polÉmica.izado pruebas a las concursantes, dijeron que sÍ. jessica: el equipo de leonel rodrÍguez peinÓ a las participantes. >> nos hicieron las pruebas y nos entregaron los resultados para ver si Íbamos al certamen. jessica: pero los resultados no se entregaban hasta despuÉs de la final. se confirmaron que 15 de las 32 modelos estaban afectadas con covid. mi chihuahua y miss coahuila resultaron afectadas. el salÓn donde se realizÓ el certamen tiene una capacidad para 1000 personas, pero para este evento hubo 300 asistentes con covid. en un comunicado, las autoridades lamentaron la falta de honestidad y transparencia en la organizaciÓn del evento, aunque no anunciaron sanciones. >> importa mÁs la belleza que la salud, quÉ importa la belleza si se muere de covid. ilia: llegamos al final. jorge: gracias y buenas noches. nos vemos maÑana. ♪ >> noticiero univisiÓn, lo que estÁ sucediendo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hoy en fÚtbol central nuestro verano de campeones no se ha terminado. el camino al maracana que un

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ahÍ estÁ jessica rodrÍguez y el chef porquÉ comienza la semana de los bikini. jessica: hola!baÑo en miami. este domingo vas a debutar como diseÑadora. tienes tu marca de bikini. estefanÍa: es un gran dÍa. estoy muy emocionada. venimos con una marca que representa la libertad, la fortaleza de la mujer. y bueno. quiero mostrar todo. jessica: se lo vamos a mostrar. antes de hablar de la moda, hay que hablar de moda. [risas] estÁ comprometida con un amigo de la casa que queremos muchÍsimo. con ricky montaner. suenan las campanas. cuÁndo es la boda? estefanÍa: mucha pregunta. no sÉ responder literal. con esto del coronavirus se hizo un poco mÁs larga la preparaciÓn, pero estamos encaminados. seguramente, en el verano en argentina que serÍa el invierno aquÍ. enero o febrero 2022. chef: mientras estemos de invitado no importa. estefanÍa: claro. estÁs adentro. [risas] jessica: queremos verlos felices. vamos a regalar en la boda algunos bikini. estefanÍa: estarÍa bueno. me van a matar aquÍ, pero estoy para regalar. jessica: vamos a comenzar con la primera. un estampado que es tu favor

>> jessica, good afternoon.ight at the end of the tunnel with the pandemic. little did we realize that light was this on coming train from the delta variant. positive news is throughout the pandemic, businesses have actually learned how to take a real adaptive approach in mitigating spread within their workplace environment. what i mean by that, now they can effectively implement control measures like adjusting to cdc mask guidance, social distancing, testing, vaccinations. while we never thought we would be at this point, these enhanced control measures are making businesses more prepared to return to the work force in coming weeks. that's not going to be a quick return to the office. the delta variant has implemented a challenge for businesses to recalibrate their safety protocols on returning to the work force. you may see a little delay, but businesses are prepared. they have the right tools. we're in a better position now than we ever were before on a returning work force. >> and requiring that federal empl

jessica zermeÑo nos informa en directo desde la capital mexicana. billetes fueran para su campaÑa presidencial. >> entiendo que es un asunto hasta personal y lo estÁn convirtiendo en un asunto polÍtico. jessica: en la grabaciÓn que encabeza el periodista carlos, el hermano menor del gobernante reciben mÁs de $2000 en efectivo. luego mete el dinero en un sobre que minutos despuÉs le entrega a lÓpez obrador. esto se grabÓ con una cÁmara oculta en el comedor de la casa de leÓn en tuxtla, gutiÉrrez. leÓn despuÉs fue coordinador de protecciÓn civil en el actual gobierno. es el mismo que le entrega dinero a lÓpez obrador, el otro hermano del presidente. en otros dos vÍdeos dados a conocer por latinos hace un aÑo, tras la apariciÓn de la nueva grabaciÓn, tambiÉn el ex funcionario federal asegurÓ que los recursos entregados fueron a tÍtulo personal producto de sus ahorros y con motivo de un prÉstamo. >> la intenciÓn es perjudicarme . a mi hermano martÍn no lo veo desde hace cinco aÑos. jessica: consejeros quienes revisan el caso de su otro hermano, sostiene

dagen: so jessica. they are not going to release any daily coronavirus numbers after the numbers keep growing , it is not funny. i guess information is only they can do. they are going to high level from president president, that information mostly earlier that we are told that fire and carry over time about the fact that often not mild landing on icu and 99.7% of unvaccinated people. focus on. nobody called. felt or whatever comes after this is going to be with us for an incredibly long time unfortunately. women with link on the same thing applies to texas democrats have a breakthrough case. c7 maybe somebody maybe florida wasn't vaccinated? people are asking that it is pure speculation i am not saying, i am not passing. i would bet my bottom dollar and fight only when both all the sexes them are vaccinated fully. they would not of got on the plane for another had miller light and blah, blah, blah for the point they would not play games with that especially with the messaging of the dems around the vac

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it took me mariah 8 the fish when she was pregnant with both pen and jessica. we found that people were hitting those fish efficient. we mean other 3 for the month of pregnancy. the then time up to 70 time as to head to be with congenital mindfulness. ben and jessica are ready to go home. they need therapy to assist in their full recovery. but at present there's no speech and language therapist in the bashi. ah, that has be mining in this region for more than a century. yes, in the past decade, health problems including birth defects, being found to be late areas affected by mining pollution. i be in miami is working to hold the mining companies to account and to improve that practices. it's clear about what should be done back in practice. many companies are not committing legal requirements on this out of the government. i can pay off the show or technical services do not have sufficient means in terms of material on how to conduct the fin inspections. why didn't find that solely that you need to have good level x rays. so that's also he gave a challenge to t

jessica. so indonesia now recording record numbers of infections and rising death and the health care system . clearly buckling under the pressure go. that's right. and you can see the result of that behind me. i'm here at one of the new co with 900 burial sites in baton. see on the outskirts of jakarta. and the reality is that as hospitals are under pressure, people are forced to isolate at home and they are dying without even ever getting the opportunity of medical treatment. you can see the cemetery behind me is very busy because the reality is is many sick people are being turned away from hospitals in jakarta, across java hospitals, as you mentioned at 90 percent, but some at 100 percent capacity already. we know that some hospitals have been forced into the position of having to treat patients in comp hawks in corridors in lobbies because they simply do not have the capacity to take on more patients. now, the indonesian government says that they are attempting to address this crisis. the

jessica. so indonesia now recording record number of infections and rising death and the health care system clearly buckling under the strain. well, that's exactly right. and even those record numbers would still be considered a conservative count because of the low rates of testing here in indonesia. and you can see behind me the impact of the strain on the health care system. this is a covert $900.00 symmetry in because see just on the outskirts of to carter and the work of the finally taking a break just to pray. but relatives have been coming here to grieve for their loved ones, many of whom were not even given the chance of medical treatment, the chance of survival. because hospital here in jakarta are so overwhelmed they have been forced to turn away patients in across java as well. not just here in the capital. we have a situation where doctors are resorting to treating patients in cop hawks in lobbies and in cordele is because they don't have enough room in emergency rooms or intensive

but 1st to jakarta with jessica washington. jessica, just tell us more about the situation in these, you know, what's happening where you are and what is the government doing to try and tackle this crisis? the well, as you mentioned, those concerning numbers that indonesia now has surpassed india as covered as asia is covered at the center. what that means on the ground is that is increasingly difficult to get health care in jakarta and other parts of java as well as hospitals, edge, closer to full capacity. we know that doctors have been tossed with the difficult decisions of having to turn critically. you'll have to weigh because they don't have room for them. even the public health clinics, which are supposed to really take on some of that overflow of patients with the hospitals cannot so that they too are struggling with shortages of medicine of oxygen and stuff. we've heard increasingly from teams of roving medic, they have suddenly become, become accustomed to finding people dead in their homes. people who never even had

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