jessi: ahÍ lo tienen. pasado 12 de julio, la jueza emitiÓ una orden de protecciÓn luego de que supuestamente ricky martin acudiera al hogar de su sobrino de 21 aÑos para acosarlo despuÉs de este haber querido terminar una relaciÓn que supuestamente tuvieron por unos 7 meses. al dÍa siguiente, el hermano de ricky martin saliÓ en defensa de ricky martin, hablando de su sobrino, que justamente fue Él quien les ojo saber al mundo que se trataba de su sobrino denisse sÁnchez martÍn, de 21 aÑos. esto fue lo que dijo. >> sobrinito querido, que no voy a decir el nombre, si alguien ha visto a mi sobrino querido, que lleva tiempo desaparecido de la familia, que Él tenga problemas mentales u otros 20 $, que hemos estado luchando toda la vida por eso, pero que eso no se sabe porque se mantiene callado, pero yo ya estoy cansado de estar callado. por eso es que siempre dicho, mucho cuidado con la ley 54, mucho cuidado con las Órdenes de protecciÓn, no todo el que usa la orden de protecciÓn es quien estÁ diciendo la verd

jessi: muchÍsimas gracias. >> muy agradecido. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ jessi: lo Único que tengo que decir es yournuestros corazones a travÉs de su mÚsica y su talento. hoy estÁn celebrando precisamente 2 meses de casados, y con su tema "la boda". paola jara y jesse uribe, bienvenidos. con el permiso de la dama, y no del vagabundo, el caballero,. [risas] cÓmo estÁn? >> excelente. raÚl: estrella de amor de ustedes es muy especial, y decidieron plasmarlo todo este tema que se llama "la boda". >> total, quisimos plasmarlo por medio de una canciÓn, el vÍdeo, todo lo que ven en las imÁgenes del video, son totalmente reales, es el dÍa de nuestra boda. >> nos casamos de verdad, y querÍamos plasmar eso, imÁgenes aparte que hicimos antes, pero un momento muy bonito, los mejores momentos de la boda quedaron allÍ, fue un dÍa muy especial para nosotros. raÚl: tuve la oportunidad de escuchar al tema, decidieron irse con un toque distinto, una cosa mÁs romÁntica, le apostaron a algo diferente. >> le apostamos a la morÍa algo distinto a lo que estamos acostumbrados a escuchar de nosotros. >> sÍ, porque somos ran

sorry, jessie, that's sorry i just checked. yeah. so what we have to do is we have to take the wavelengths that, that james web test myself group is looking at, which is in the infrared heat. and we have to map those into optical wave length that we can see with our eyes. so we, we take that, that section of the wavelength that we can't see, and we remap it in something we can see. so these beautiful images are not what you would see with your eye if you were out in space looking at these nebula, you wouldn't see that. but they are giving us this rich amount of detail about the different wavelengths that these objects are meeting at. and so it's not that there was no end for a read before it was, it's just that much more advanced, right? if you will, like to hobble, had this capacity to a certain extent. i mean, i'm reiterating, maybe i'm wrong. i think i'm wrong to tell me to correct this. let me to i just want to mention so the previous grade observatory that was an infrared telescope, was spitzer hospital, was a nasa mission that

jessi: le muestras a la gente en casa.e me esta cayendo, y rÁpido. jomari: no has pintado ninguna pared en tu vida de escarcha. jessi: no. cÓmo es el toque abajo que estamos hablando de camilo? jomari: un movimiento muy grande que es color fuerte en la parte de abajo. no funcionÓ mucho para el ojo,. usar colores mÁs claros, que no hace al ojo tan pequeÑo, que los colores oscuros, agarras un color brillante, fuerte, porque ahora en verano tiene que entender que las tendencias van con las estaciones del aÑo. ahora es mucha luz, los colores neÓn. mira hacia arriba. jessi: con esto creo que nos despedimos, tomen nota. jomari: pareces un payaso de feria, pero cuando te pones todas las tendencias en una, pero esa esa tendencia. jessi: para que la gente en casita aprenda y puede lucir como una estrella de "premios juventud". continuaremos con mÁs del programa tomando estos tips. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ francisca: calle, calle.a: esto. [risas] por eso no duerme. alan: estuve en el podcast de jomari. francisca: te vi. lloraste? a

that's what some nasa scientists are saying, jessie, your vote yes or no. i don't think they 10 years is to show it. give me 20 to 30 years and i'll say yes. all right. what about you? renee? i was going to 2 decades. yeah, 1010 years is a bit short is 9 years. is a bid. sorry. i'm yeah, yeah, i would say along the same line. yeah. you know, renee and jesse say, you know what? i will go back, but go ahead, renee, quickly, that you know yet your lies to decays. this is very short. it means that we, our generation will see this groundbreaking discovery. and that's really the story went thing about it. so we humanity as reach technology maturity, transfer that question and that, you know, we should appreciate that it's just really amazing. and i'm not going to say that web is going to do that. and as i said, it's going to make dine step to understand the habitable d agreed. i think in 5 you will say ok, here's our planet. we know it has water in his atmospheres and is other molecules and the looks like this maybe habitable. well, that's the place to look at. a

washington correspondent jessi tenure joins us live with the latest. good morning. jessi.eah, good morning to is all that's exactly what they're saying. it's making administration officials tell them to really pump the brakes. >> america can no longer afford. this economy. consumers are now paying more at the pump and the grocery store than they have in decades. and republicans like arkansas congressman steve womack and louisiana congressman steve scalise. >> blame president biden. that is a kick to the gut to low and middle income families. they're the ones hit the hardest by these policies. school least tied. the 9.1% surge in consumer prices since last june to the administration's green energy push and criticize the president's priorities as he travels throughout the middle east this week to beg them to produce more oil. when we have everything we need here. but vice president kamala harris stress this new report is already out of date because it does not reflect the recent drop in gas prices since mid june. >> prices are down $0.40 a gallon propose solutions to the ove

washington correspondent jessi tenure joins us live with the latest. good morning. jessi. >> yeah, good morning to as all this is democrats first attempt really to respond legislatively to the u.s. supreme court's decision overturning roe v wade. but republicans are all but certain to block it. >> democrats are taking action to defend the right to be productive freedom with half the states in the country, either certain 2 are considered likely to ban most abortions. >> federal legislation aims to get ahead of them in these tough decisions on her own. they don't belong to politicians in washington, d.c., and state capitols or in the supreme court and the united states, the house will likely pass to abortion bills down party lines today. one would enshrine access is protected under federal law while another would prohibit punishment for those who go to another state for an abortion, they have the right to travel for life. saving medical care. nevada senator catherine cortez masto state is bracing for a flood of patients for more restrictive states like missouri senato

jessi. >> morning to you as well.ommittee members leading today's hearing say they'll be using the former president's own words against him in an effort to show a potential tie to the extremist groups. >> the siren to these folks. former president donald trump's tweet big protest in dc on january 6th be there will be wild. became a key moment in the january 6 committee's investigation as florida congresswoman stephanie murphy told nbc's meet the press how that caused them to oregon and organize during today's hearing, murphy said the committee will focus on whether the trump administration coordinated january 6th with various extremist groups whose leaders and others are now facing rare sedition charges for their roles in the attack. the oath keepers have denied there was any plan to storm the u.s. capitol. donald trump was, of course, the central figure who set everything into motion on cbs news face the nation, maryland congressman jamie raskin said the committee will also highlight new testimony from former white h

. >> ♪ you know i wish that i had jessie's girl ♪ >> rick springfield's 1981 hit "jessie's girl" was re-recorded the song for a new dvd and corresponding album, called "working class dog: 40th anniversary special live edition." rick and his band performed the album at his malibu home during quarantine and it sounds pretty much the same all these years later. mario and kit sat down with rick on "access daily." >> ♪ i wish that i had jessie's girl ♪ >> every song on this album mario and i both just love. >> have you met the real jessie's girl? have you seen since -- >> no, i have not. i have not. we parted ways before the album came out, be ever i recorded the song. no one's ever come up to me and said, "it was me, right?" a lot of a my friends at the time were kind of going, "you after my girl?" [ laughter ] ♪ where can i find a woman like that? ♪ it was a specific girl, and it was at stained-glass class i was going to, and i don't even remember her name, so... >> a stained-glass class. that alone, that's '80s, too. >> true artist right there. what were some of the craziest things tha

jessi: ahora tendrÍa nueve hijos.ausencia tras la pandemia del covid—19. una de las actividades en mÁs famosa de los sanfermines es el encierro, que consiste en una carrera de personas a lo largo de un recorrido de 849 metros delante de seis toros que serÁn lidiados por la tarde en la corrida de toros, y seis cabestros, que culminan en la plaza de toros. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ satcha: que lo disfruten, pero no creo que en mi vida me atreva a hacer algo asÍ. [risas] gracias, astrid rivera por esas imÁgenes del dÍa. bajo escrutinio amanecen las leyes de bandera roja en illinois tras el la masacre en highland park. la familia dice que los padres del pistolero estÁn cooperando y resta importancia a que lo ayudaran a comprar armas, cuando Éste aÚn era menor. karla: poco antes, ese mismo jurista expresaba su indignaciÓn en twitter con los defensores de armas de asalto similares a los que usÓ el aura asesino confeso. vivian Ávila tienen los detalles en vivo desde highland park. viviana: asÍ es, y en un mismo post que puso era abogado

>> kelly: everybody kept going so professional, this is amazing, it's why we love jessi but she wanted: longest running original netflix show ever. >> kelly: that is amazing! so y'all, i know that you had met way before, so when did you first meet? >> jane: i was developing a movie called 9 to 5. >> kelly: i have never heard of it. never heard of it. >> jane: with your friend dolly. none of that existed, lily tomlin, dolly parton, was not a television person and i was developing it as a dark comedy. and i heard lily tomlin's downtown l.a. doing a one-woman show called "appearing nightly" and i went by myself and i was -- i was just knocked off my feet. i was totally smitten by her. and i first met her going back stage and i said to myself, well, i'm not making a movie about a secretary unless she is in it. so i thought, we are going have to change everything. >> lily: and i had a notepad and was taking shorthand. >> kelly: that's how you got the job. so do you remember the first time you met? >> lily: yes! i was totally knocked over because i was such a fan of fonda's. and i had a crud

to understand how it affects our daily lives, on the exam with counting the cost on our jessie. uh huh. oh oh oh miss. in with a with a how enough were not that and the other good. okay. i know lamb it doesn't fly. no, i know, but i guess i need to, i was told her by law platform was for a felina that is out of her a . so hon. and they're telling me, well, because i'm in the plaza, a lot of i would imagine that info i haven't found a bad because well actually, well, i'm to hurry on it and i want to go over the whole i'll do that. and i report on that the made the mark or does, i've got me started like dna cold winter, but in these toyota dom that it was. oh my god. i mechanically, goody. my garden garden is a lot going on a job with them. right. i was not so much and i didn't, i didn't, i meant to have a great a neighborhood marking. i've been moving with no, not that much of i'm such an agenda that all right. i think that's a 100 and it does a. ready one on one or to how little to i've called the right and made it globalism only it it, but there's a whole loan because a delay.

i'm jessi tenure. thank you, jesse. >> 6.20, is the time right now in california is joining washington, d.c., in 19 states trying to close the loophole that makes ghost guns, untraceable ghost guns are assembled from parts or kits that allow people to build a gun at home that has no serial number ghost guns have been used in multiple murders across the country, including here in california. >> the new federal rule aims to ensure that gun buyers in any state. >> must pass background checks before purchasing even the separate weapons part kits. the goal is to make ghost guns. more traceable and limit traffickers ability to distribute them in california. >> former japanese prime minister shinzo ah-bay was laid to rest this morning. his family held a funeral for him at the temple days after he was assassinated while delivering a campaign speech. but it was the country's longest-serving prime minister before leaving office in 2020. he's considered the most influential prime minister, the country has ever ha

i'm jessi tenure. all right. thanks, jesse. >> 6.21. is the time university of california and cal state university by the way, are going to soon offer at greater access to abortion medication. the schools are working right now to provide abortion pills on all campuses. at the start of next year for any students or staff who wish to use them nor cal i should say no. cal state campus currently offers abortion medication and only a handful of uc campuses. do ucsf research, though, says that as many as 6,000 students could use those resources each year and that would free up other abortion clinics across the state for a potential influx of people coming in from out of state. after 2 years of virtual events, aids walk returns to san francisco this weekend. it's taking place sunday at golden gate park. this is actually video of what it looked like in past years. aids walk. san francisco has been around since 1987 and according to their website, the organization has raised more than 90 million dollars to help fight against hiv and aids. the ev

i'm jessi tenure. okay. thank you very much. jessie. >> 6.22.and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, your 16 year-old might be just learning to drive on their own. but this one is sailing across the atlantic. by himself. we'll see what his parents have to say about that. panera chefs have crafted a masterpiece... succulent, seared chicken... a secret aioli... clean ingredients... in a buttery brioche roll. made fresh, to leave you... speechless. panera's new chef's chicken sandwiches. $1 delivery fee on our app. right now, a 16 year-old boy from palo alto is on a quest to >> sail into the history. but yeah, you see his picture there. that's cal courier. he set sail from massachusetts on june 27th and his goal is to become the youngest sailor ever to cross the atlantic by himself a solo as solo sail. it's pretty for stephanie lin is back here in the bay area talking to his parents about what they're doing and >> how they're keeping track. >> yes, so it's not out of the blue. so i i myself, a celtic cross the north atlantic in the south pacific

jessi. >> yeah, good morning to you as well, daryn.to continue that finger pointing, republicans are really just kind of using these latest numbers to fuel their criticism specifically of the white house's energy policies. but of course, administration officials there are telling them to pump the brakes. >> america can no longer afford. this economy. consumers are now paying more at the pump and the grocery store than they have in decades. and republicans like arkansas congressman steve womack and louisiana congressman steve scalise. >> blame president biden. that is a kick to the gut to low and middle income families. they're the ones hit the hardest by these policies. scully's tied the 9.1% surge in consumer prices since last june to the administration's green energy push and criticized the president's priorities as he travels throughout the middle east this week to beg them to produce more oil. when we have everything we need here. but vice president kamala harris stress this new report is already out of date because it does not ref

we've got jessi tenure with the very latest from washington. good morning. >> with half the states in the country, either certain to or considered likely to ban most abortions. new federal legislation aims to get ahead of them. >> this whole issue is all about control. it's about who controls women. new york senator kirsten gillibrand state is now an abortion destination bracing for a flood of patients for more restrictive states. but many of those same states are working to ban travel for reproductive care, the right to travel freely across state lines is a constitutional right. jo brand and her democratic colleagues introduced legislation tuesday that would protect abortion seekers. providers and transportation services from punishment. they have the right to travel for life. saving medical care. nevada senator catherine cortez masto urge congress to act before the state's 2 anti women, their anti business. and quite honestly they're unconstitutional. another new bill also addresses access to abortion pills clarifying that interstate commerce

neil and scarlett are the parents of jessie lewis, just 6 years old when he was murdered.xpected to testify about the suffering, accusations and threats they have endured after jones suggested his recollection of his son's death was false. the parents of noah had to move a dozen times after jones' followers posted their addresses and other personal information online. they will testify at a second trial in september in austin. also in september, a third trial against jones in connecticut where the families of eight other victims will testify. alex jones has since acknowledged the shooting did indeed take place, but now he insists he isn't responsible for the subsequent trauma these families faced. jones claims it's his first amendment right to question this tragedy. it's my right to say it. i can question big pr events like sandy hook, major anomalies and, quote, they're using sandy hook and they're using the victims and their families a way to get rid of free speech in america. that's the plan. in fact, when jones arrived at the courthouse today he had over his mouth a pi

i'm jessi tenure. >> now the international headlines on the conflict between russia and ukraine. ukraine is mounting fears counter strikes against with the help of u.s. supplied gps guided rockets. the treasury department announcing plans to send an additional 1.7 billion dollars in economic aid that includes money to pay health care workers. meantime, u.s. officials say moscow is getting extra support as well. >> to information indicates that the iranian government is preparing to provide russia with up to several 100. bees including weapons, capable bees. >> officials say iran will start drone training russian forces this month. the kremlin says wedeman pueden is set to visit tehran next week to meet with the leaders of iran and turkey. and new york city now has a plan. should the city ever come under nuclear attack? >> don't ask me how or why just know that the big one has hit, ok? so what we do? >> now that public service announcement details the steps residents should take, which include taking shelter inside of buildings and even washing off dangerous contaminants city lead

your jessie has appeal to the u. s. president. donald trump, to a 108 advocacy groups and different humanitarian organizations in the west that has received no response. ah, there are also many questions concerning biological labs in ukraine. there are at least 13. there are 3 involve 3 in key of and others in odessa, vin itself, who's garad, her son, to know bill and harker. ultimately, if there was a conflict or a war with russia, ukraine would be among the 1st ah, platforms to initiate hostilities through local residents have reported unusual infection outbreaks near american labs. one example is a facility near far cove, social activists and game a see if the worked in haircut when the lamb opened complaint several times to ukrainian or socrates at the request of local residence. frederick us go blast if bully stanley, which is soonest. whiskey begins. grief on morgue with a decoy magic godsig reba i got the rebel ocean apartment. leslie's new mortgage in maryland. new money. no gisela bible in it is diesel leste

jessi turnure has more. good morning. >> the 2 committee members leading today's hearing say they'll use the former president's own words against him in an effort to show a potential tie to these extremist groups. >> the siren to these folks, former president donald trump's tweet big protest in dc on january 6th be there will be wild. became a key moment in the january 6 committee's investigation as florida congresswoman stephanie murphy told nbc's meet the press how that caused them to oregon and organize during today's hearing, murphy said the committee will focus on whether the trump administration coordinated january 6th with various extremist groups whose leaders and others are now facing rare sedition charges for their roles in the attack. the oath keepers have denied there was any plan to storm the u.s. capitol. donald trump was, of course, the central figure who set everything into motion on cbs news face the nation, maryland congressman jamie raskin said the committee will also highlight new testimo

former manchester united player jessie lingard has confirmed he's signed for nottingham forest on a freer club west ham. he left united after more than 20 years at the club when his contract expired at the end ofjune. former germany striker uwe seeler has died aged 85. he scored 43 goals in 72 games for west germany as they were then, and featured at four world cups including the 1966 final loss to england at wembley. seeler spent his entire club career at hamburg, from 1954 to 1972, scoring 490 goals in 580 appearances. with just a few weeks to go before the start of the football season, clubs are busy revealing their new kit5. morecambe have announced they'll play the season in boxer shorts, yes you heard correctly. heavyweight champion of the world tyson fury who's from the town will have his name on their shorts this season, making the announcement in his typically understated way. hi, tyson furey here, big announcement, the gypsy king has just sponsored my local club, markham football club. let's have a fantastic season and smash it. come on, boys, and the girls! @! for more on that

price he spends his nights rushing to incidents and hospitals to help the families of those lost and jessie kirsch was with the philadelphia police department. their shift started with a mass shooting 4:00 p.m., philadelphia >> a larger group of individuals standing at this corner in this area, when a black chevrolet tahoe with two shooters inside opened fire on >> officer steven viverina and stephen wolf were just at the scene. >> none are life threatening injuries the 27 shell casings on the scene out there. >> reporter: the officers told us they're going to start by looking for a car that they believe to have been involved in an earlier shooting where four people were shot >> reporter: so 7:45 in the evening in chicago, we're following pastor donovan price. he's made it his mission to go out to sites that have had a shooting when families need help, he'll be there for them tonight, he's already heard about two. how many shootings do you think you've been to >> since i started this >> yeah. >> about a thousand homicides. >> about a thousand? >> yeah. those are homicides. that's where some

jessie kirsch reports from philadelphia on its hottest day in ten years. >> reporter: the nation's week-long heatwave scorching tonight, from the plains to the eastern seaboard 235 million people braving temps above 90 degrees today, with 40 million battling triple digits. >> oh, my god, this is driving us crazy >> reporter: newark, new jersey, breaking 100 degrees for the fifth straight day a tire melting on this united plane there two more reported deaths tied to the heatwave one in new york city, another in south dakota now at least five people killed in the heat >> if you have air conditioning, use that most importantly, keep well hydrated. >> reporter: but some active outside part of new york city's triathlon, cut in half. >> the heat got to me but it's awesome >> reporter: others cooling off in the water. from boston to baltimore, some fans spent sunday at the ball game, and in philadelphia, attendance didn't even hit 70% capacity >> we have plenty of water and powerade, and i even have a towel. >> i might need that towel. >> and an ice pack >> reporter: the team added medical staff an

and washington correspondent jessi turnure has look now at how the new number works and whether it's been effective so far. >> one week into the new nationwide suicide lifeline, hhs secretary xavier becerra says calls remain steady, but techs are skyrocketing. so many young people use to check tex function instead of making the phone call. the biden administration invested more than 400 million dollars to allow states to establish a new higher tech. 9, 8, 8 suicide lifeline that except text messages nearly 50,000 americans died by suicide every year. and maryland congressman david trone says they're getting younger and younger. juan cole. one discussion, one person can stop that impulsivity. >> that leads us to the loss of a life. >> those answering the calls and texts that they not only hear from people in crisis and their family members, but also from therapists, school counselors and pediatricians who then connect to their clients. this is a problem. rachel larkin, a hotline director says suicide prevention is not required part of education or training for mental health profession

i'm jessi tenure. >> 7 21.california's minimum wage could go up to $18. and our supporters of the initiative gathered enough signatures to get that measure on the ballot for the general november of 2024, the state's minimum wage is already set to go up to 15, 50 for everybody next year and they tried to get this measure on the ballot this year, but they didn't get enough signatures. so it's going to go on the ballot in 2024, in the meantime, the rays will happen next year on target 15, 5100 some. 21 is the time. >> so 2 bay area cities of apparently made it to the top 10 of the worst drivers in america. the worst drivers drivers in america in america and america. the whole state of california actually had 8 cities in the top the top to and i was immediately going to say is coast like new york writes, new being in and that's the movie so say, yeah, right? so this is a survey done from, quote, wizard. >> here's how they judge the worst drivers where the most speeding tickets, the most citations, the most accident

jessi turnure has a closer look from washington. good morning.to fuel their criticism of the white house's energy policies. >> but administration officials are telling them to pump the brakes. >> america can no longer afford. this economy. consumers are now paying more at the pump and the grocery store than they have in decades. and republicans like arkansas congressman steve womack and louisiana congressman steve scalise. >> blame president biden. that is a kick to the gut to low and middle income families. they're the ones hit the hardest by these policies. school least tied. the 9.1% surge in consumer prices since last june to the administration's green energy push and criticized the president's priorities as he travels throughout the middle east this week to beg them to produce more oil. when we have everything we need here. but vice president kamala harris stress this new report is already out of date because it does not reflect the recent drop in gas prices since mid june. >> prices are down $0.40 a gallon propose solutions to the overall s

jessi tenure has the latest now from dc. good morning. >> there have been about a dozen more mass shootings in the u.s. cents. highland park and the white house stresses this new law should be just the beginning of gun control. >> when you meet with families of these victims. you can not avoid the reality of what the impact of this gun violence is. vice president harris will join president biden at the white house today to commemorate the nation's new bipartisan gun law after reliving her visit to the scene of one of the latest deadly mass shootings on cbs's face the nation. people who have a right to believe. >> that they are not in a war zone. one week ago a gunman killed 7 people at a july 4th parade outside of chicago. >> on cnn's state of the union, illinois democratic governor jb pritzker discussed how the shooter legally bought the semiautomatic rifle he used despite the state's red flag law. the challenges that for red flag laws to work, family members had to step forward and signed an affidavit go to court, do somet

i'm jessi tenure. thank you, jesse. >> 5.21 is the time university of california and cal state university campuses will soon offer more access to abortion medication. the schools are working right now to provide abortion pills on all campuses by the start of next year. no. cal state campus currently offers important abortion medication and only some uc campuses have access. but ucsf research says that as many as 6,000 students could use those resources each year and that would free up other abortion clinics across california for a potential influx of people from out of state. after 2 years of virtual events, aids walk returns or the aids walk returns to san francisco this weekend. it's taking place sunday at golden gate park. the video that you see here is from past events, aids walk. san francisco has been around since 1987 and according to their website, the organization has raised more than 90 million dollars to help the fight against hiv and aids event starts at 10 o'clock on sunday. >> time now is

jessi tenure joins us live from dc now with more on what we'll expect today.rning, jesse. >> yeah, good morning to you as well. james and there have been more than a dozen mass shootings across the u.s. cents. highland park and the white house says that it really believes that this new law should be just the beginning on gun control. >> when you meet with families of these victims. you can not avoid the reality of what the impact of this gun violence is. vice president harris will join president biden at the white house today to commemorate the nation's new bipartisan gun law after reliving her visit to the scene of one of the latest deadly mass shootings on cbs's face the nation. people who have a right to believe. >> that they are not in a war zone. one week ago a gunman killed 7 people at a july 4th parade outside of chicago. >> on cnn's state of the union, illinois democratic governor jb pritzker discussed how the shooter legally bought the semiautomatic rifle. he used despite the state's red flag law. the challenges that for red flag laws to work. >> fami

the public hearing is set to start at 10:00am jessi turnure has more.od morning. >> the 2 committee members leading today's hearing say they'll use the former president's own words against him in an effort to show a potential tie to these extremist groups. >> the siren to these folks. former president donald trump's tweet big protest in dc on january 6th be there will be wild. became a key moment in the january 6 committee's investigation as florida congresswoman stephanie murphy told nbc's meet the press how that caused them to oregon and organize during today's hearing, murphy said the committee will focus on whether the trump administration coordinated january 6th with various extremist groups whose leaders and others are now facing rare sedition charges for their roles in the attack. the oath keepers have denied there was any plan to storm the u.s. capitol. donald trump was, of course, the central figure who set everything into motion on cbsonews face the nation. maryland congressman jamie raskin said the committee will also highlight new testimony

i'm jessi tenure. it's unclear if president biden would sign legislation like this, even if it made its way. >> to his desk, he has repeatedly said he does not support federal marijuana legalization. we'll switch gears. talk about our forecast right now as we take this live look outside here to foggy shot of the golden gate ridge. we are just starting to kick this workweek off. it's only tuesday for a good part of today. i thought it was thursday, dave, but it's tuesday. and you have a look now at the forecast low. wish you a good tgif. real early for you. it is so you to see the golden gate bridge. we have all that fog and cloud cover lingering >> really hard to clear that up in the same kind of situation are seeing in half moon bay. but most of the san francisco looking pretty good. and in fact, the east bay shoreline today as well. the breakdown here, you have it from the bay bridge toll plaza give you an idea what's going on as we go into the evening hours continue clear inland 77 by 7 by 10 o'cloc

jessi tenure has the very latest now from washington. >> good morning.epublicans are using these latest numbers to fuel their criticism of the white house's energy policies. but administration officials are telling them to pump the brakes. >> america can no longer afford. this economy. consumers are now paying more at the pump and the grocery store than they have in decades. and republicans like arkansas congressman steve womack and louisiana congressman steve scalise. >> blame president biden. that is a kick to the gut to low and middle income families. they're the ones hit the hardest by these policies. school least tied. the 9.1% surge in consumer prices since last june to the administration's green energy push and criticized the president's priorities as he travels throughout the middle east this week to beg them to produce more oil. when we have everything we need here. but vice president kamala harris stress this new report is already out of date because it does not reflect the recent drop in gas prices since mid june. >> prices are down $0.40 a ga

our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >> i knew i was dying. i begged for help. >> covid-19 patients tell congress they remain disabled, chronically ill and undertreated years after they have the virus. they still have difficulty driving reading and walking and i still have not recovered. doctor monica verduzco gutierrez has treated about 500 long-covid patients like this but says others don't make it to their appointment, not because they got better, but because they got worse produce go gutierrez ones. millions of long covid patients nationwide still face one key issue. there's not a way for me as a physician to diagnose long covid. >> based on physical exam, blood work, an ekg or scan. that's why these advocates are asking lawmakers for better research treatment and access to disability benefits and workplace protections for patients. so we do not have to choose between a paycheck. and their health. south carolina congressman jim clyburn estimates at least 4 million americans are not working due to long covid. the brookings institution says

on examining 50000000, counting the cost on jessie i around 10 women a murdered in mexico every day. almost always by men, heretic, gender based violence that threatens to spiral out of control, specialized police courts. and i'm trying to reverse the trend and bring the perpetrators to justice. but can they become years, much of culture and societal indifference? ah ah, police unit is assembling at a quiet residential compound in mexico city. these are detectives from one of mexico's new fem aside units formed only 2 years ago to investigate violent crimes against women that only 60 and then over recovered in vehicles. i got a little of what i thought, but as an estimated 10 women a murdered every day. the amount of blood visible here in the hallway tells a powerful story, not just of the violence and rage that was here, but the vulnerability of mexican women in the supposed safety of their own homes. why is there so much violence against women in mexico? as the screaming us young, it's all of you as jak in his son is whole. now a pretense young name get better man is camels in iraq

such a bad condition that the dog was left like that, and then i started thinking about how to take jessieland for treatment, he has already undergone six operations. another one is ahead. after the invasion of russia, hundreds of service dogs that previously worked at peaceful border posts ended up with their owners in hot spots, if you take dogs that trained to search for narcotic substances, of course their use has decreased somewhat now, because if you take the russian border and the belarusian border, the checkpoints on these borders do not function, but now the role of more search dogs has increased . jesse will again go east from lviv oksana loboyko oleksiy silk channel ukraine ukraine 24 marathon single news and humanitarian aid has arrived from romania to bukovyna well-wishers have handed over long-term storage products medicines and clothes, part of the aid has already been handed over to the forced migrants who are being treated in the putil hospital, meanwhile, local volunteers in bukovyna collected two cars that have already been sent to the frontline with water, hygiene produ

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jessie, i am a gummy here. we know that his name is ted. ca, i'm a gummy, he's 41 year old and he's a former member of married time, self defense for defense forces, according to government sources. we don't know much about his intentions, but he did the charges and he said that you wanted to kill a zone. and indeed, he succeeded. now, we left office a 2 years ago. why was he on the campaign trail and what's his role or what was his role in the current japanese politics? he, he resigned in 2020, as you said, but he was still an influential senior in the liberal democratic party, which is the ruling party. so he was there in supporting a candidate of his own party elections that he's going to happen in 2 days. of course, the elections will be affected by the shocking news of his death. he's assassination . but so far we don't. we don't have any news of any postponement of the election, but he was there to campaign and in the last hours of his life, actually he was still working for his party and doing what he wa

jessi tenure has the very latest on this now from washington. >> when you meet with families of these. you can not avoid the reality of what the impact of this gun violence is. vice president harris will join president biden at the white house today to commemorate the nation's new bipartisan gun law after reliving her visit to the scene of one of the latest deadly mass shootings on cbs's face the nation. people who have a right to believe. >> that they are not in a war zone. one week ago a gunman killed 7 people at a july 4th parade outside of chicago. >> on cnn's state of the union, illinois democratic governor jb pritzker discussed how the shooter legally bought the semiautomatic rifle he used despite the state's red flag law. the challenges that for red flag laws to work. >> family members had to step forward and signed an affidavit go to court, do something. the new federal includes incentives for states to pass red flag measures along with stricter requirements for young people to buy guns. but it does not include other priorities. pritzker has called for like bans on assault-sty

when a huge crowd tried to storm the spanish enclave of melia, ah, all the jessie saw were caused by 6. yet they were the results of over crowding and pushing by a huge number of people attempting to cross the border at once. or if a number of videos of the incident, the pull to show numerous cases of police brutality a wanting to view as you may some find, some of the falling images disturbing. ah, ah, mm. wow. this new report by the moroccan fact finding mission really does set up a clash between human rights organizations and public officials. you may recall that these are the same african migrants who last month attempted to enter the e u via spain from morocco, at one of just to land border crossings between the european and african continents . now images and witness reports at the time, it showed exactly how spanish american authorities behaved during the incident. the e u has been pretty quiet on the issue. despite at least 23 migrants dying. the blocks leadership has since vowed to simply strengthen the use cooperation with morocco, which is a pretty cold technocratic respon

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