that is what it's all about. >> judge jeanine: jessica, i think you are chomping at the bit. >> jessicak jesse using a skunk which i take personally. so joe biden was out with john fetterman, who is in one of the closest races. >> jesse: labor day rally. the speed checked. >> jesse: did he hold up his hand like this que? >> jessica: i think so, actually. >> jesse: that was labor day. was that a month ago? >> jessica: okay, so i think congresswoman was talking about more than joe biden is the leadership and what is going on with nancy pelosi. because in 2018, there was this direction by tim ryan where they didn't want her to have speakership and marsha was going to run against her. they broke with this deal where she terminated herself. and didn't sign on it and steny hoyer, nancy pelosi said she was a bridge to the next generation of leadership. i understand the frustration not just because of the numbers but there are a lot of good people that have won highly competitive swing districts with incredible backgrounds. in 2018, we have the camo wave where people have served like -- they go

jessica: with early voting already underway, fayette county clerk jessica barker, double checking thene more time. >> i think if people understood all the checks and balances. i think they would be more confident in the voting system. ♪ jessica: from there, we hit the road, heading east toward indiana. >> hard-pressed to find a black woman, conservative republican, christian from the heartland in indiana. jessica: in indianapolis, we caught up with 33-year-old whitley yates. >> people are no longer saying you look like me so i will vote for you. it's about what policies you have that will impact people like me. jessica: she tells us it ■was he traumatic childhood that shaped her views on things. >> i was born with drugs and alcohol in my system. my biological mother was told to import me. instead she went into rehab. from that lens of being given a chance, i support pro-life. jessica: and her time spent in a state-funded children's home made her value independence. >> i never wanted to rely on the government to lead my life. ♪ >> when i finally became a u.s. citizen, it was a dream co

>> jessica: it's real. teams. they ultimately lost but a big win for the girls. >> jesse: night punt. >> judge jeanine: what's the name of the school? wewoka jessica jessica wewoka. >> judge jeanine: where is it. >> jesse: california. >> dana: that is it for us. instrument had enough i would imagine. "special report" is up next. >> bret: since you are such a sports fan pro-tom or gizelle? >> dana: i'm sorry you weren't listening i'm for the kids. have a good show. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, south korea's military says north korea has just fired an unspecified type of ballistic missile toward the east sea also known as the sea of japan. remember, this launch comes two days after north korea fired intermediate range missile over japan for the first time in five years in apparent response to u.s. military drills with south korea and japan in that area. this lates

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oh, that's jessica chastain's dressing room. i see. jessica, jessica.ause ] very quusing. what is happening in your -- >> hey, jimmy. you tell me. i left my dressing room for two minutes, came back, someone turned it into a spirit halloween store. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, boy. oh, no, i'm so sorry. that does haen, yeah, a lot. >> excuse me, how much is this "encanto" costume? >> i have no clue whatsoever. >> is there someone here who can help us? >> nope. here, just take it. just take it. elsa costume, all of it. >> jimmy: wait, you're working there? >> yeah, just until josh gets back. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who's josh? >> he's my manager, i think he's outside smoking weed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. i'm so sorry, jessica. this has never happened before. >> well. this is crazy. some guy just asked me for a slutty jeffrey dahmer costume. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm so sorry that's happening. >> cool, a jessica chastain costume, where did you get the fun wig? >> thanks, the wigs are back where my bathroom used to be. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is not ho

en mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.eos donde se le ve recibiendo dinero en efectivo de un colaborador. pÍo lÓpez obrador y su abogado dicen que al citarlo la fiscalÍa y cumple un amparo que habÍan presentado anteriormente. si usted opina que estados unidos va hacia una recesiÓn no estÁ solo, lo mismo estima bloomberg economics, el pronÓstico es desalentador y lo peor podrÍa ocurrir alrededor de octubre del 2023, es decir dentro de un aÑo, reportero: las carencias econÓmicas que vive el paÍs parece no detenerse, para marÍa martÍnez la falta de recursos ahora la obliga a ir a un banco de comida de washington, d.c., para producir los gastos en la compra de alimentos. >> gano $16 la hora, reportero: segÚn el Último modelo de bloomberg economics la economÍa de estados unidos entrarÁ en una recesiÓn en 2023, agrega que la probabilidad de una contracciÓn econÓmica alcanza el 100% para octubre del prÓximo aÑo, la casa blanca cuestiona eso conclusiÓn. " tenemos uno de los niveles de desempleo mÁs bajos de la historia", el desemp

let's go to jessica tarlov.rprise she would have decided to leave, but she didn't announce becoming a republican, but leaving the democratic party. >> down one. we were already down that one, probably everybody else who says they're democrat and is supporting her online or tuning in, that's part of a show, she will have a new 30 minute show. tulsi gabbard hasn't been a democrat for a very long time. it is not because i am pissed off she criticized the 2016 primary process, upset debbie wasserman schultz, she has been vindictive and spiteful and angry towards democrats. she has attacked our infrastructure. she i thought in the last primary, 2020 primary, she would have been happier if donald trump ended up winning. she does things that are completely inexplicable. i am certainly not going to sit here and say she has any direct ties to russia, i don't know how you end up in position they refer to you as our girlfriend on russian state tv. >> you can't control that. >> yes, you can. >> how? >> you can do things lik

jessica: yes.n the 30th of september the united states and albania put a resolution to a vote in the security council. that also condemned these russian referenda in ukraine that led to what western powers are calling the illegal annexation of parts of ukraine. they called for russians to withdraw troops. the crucial difference is it is nonbinding. there is no veto in the general assembly, so it cannot be blocked by russia as it was in the security council. another important difference in the wording of this, this resolution pushes for dialogue and diplomacy and the hope from western powers is that it would make it more palatable to countries that are concerns and are listening to russians when they say it will not help resolutions move forward. this could call for a peaceful end to the war. mark: i know you're keeping an eye on things and will let us know the minute there is a sign of a vote taking place. jessica joining us live in new york. let's give you more of the feeling of what is going on r

into jessica loyd's disappearance.e service had this much. her officers were scrutinizing links to other unsolved crimes in the region early on. >> because we just had this reporting missing to us, and because of the unusual circumstances, we were dedicating as many as we could. and that includes looking at what is happening in your neighboring jurisdictions. >> and what was happening? >> we were aware that there had been two serious crimes out in tweed, against women. and that there was another situation in brighton where a woman was murdered. >> and that's far away? >> no it's not too far away. it was enough that at the beginning, it's let's make some contact have some conversations and see if there's any potential connections. >> but first, there was work to be done. starting with clues, and he says he discovered. outside of jessica's house. there were three sets of footprints, one going towards the house. the other two, one smaller than the other, heading out of the house across the field. investigators quickly rea

jessica: porque esa su segunda casa, donde unidas aprenden y enseÑa.por 40 niÑas y mujeres, durante la pandemia grabaron su primera producciÓn musical. para ellas ya no hay lÍmites. >> me siento muy feliz de ser mÚsico y de trabajar con esta maravillosa banda. jorge: me gusto esa frase, el alma quiere saltar de eso dan ga camelia: todos están bellísimos, no me decido por ninguno. ana: sí, todos están hermosos. ricardo: bueno, pero tenemos que elegir uno para hacer el pedido, no. ana: ya quiero que llegue el fin de semana para que sea mi fiesta de 15 años y poder bailar contigo, papá. ricardo: ese baile será inolvidable. ana: uno, dos, tres... ricardo: bueno, ya,

jessica. yeah, i had a patient who was severely ill. and so regardless of what we think, oh, there might be an exception for something like that. so it's very dangerous in texas to be pregnant. she was someone who is in kidney failure. i mean a pregnancy for her is, i mean that's a death sentence for her. and so we had to tell someone who was pregnant and kidney failure, that they needed to leave the state to get an abortion. but even just telling someone, even, just not doing their abortion in that moment. and instead sending someone who's very sick, also who's pregnant across state lines, all that traveling. i mean, on the way there she could have died of a blood clot. it's not, it's not a safe situation that it's shocking. oh, well, hold on. i want to bring in a, someone from our community. this is amanda mantell. she's a senior director of planned parenthood, but a ration of america. and then we're going to come to you elizabeth next. so stand by just 2nd, 3 months since the fall the fro, the nation is an a public health crisis. nea

jessica zermeÑo nos habla de esta situaciÓn.rminaron paralizados y hasta inconscientes, exigieron investigaciÓn rÁpida para saber quÉ pasÓ. su irritaciÓn hizo que los profesores se escondieron a la direcciÓn y llamar a la policÍa para que los defendieran. >> ¿cÓmo es posible que los vanÁ —— envenenar a los niÑos? quiero justicia. jessica: hasta ahora los 57 niÑos que requirieron atenciÓn mÉdica, fueron recluidos nuevamente en el hospital. sÓlo uno estÁ grave, y fue trasladado a la capital hispÁnica para —— capital chiapaneca para recibir atenciÓn especializada. jessica: hasta ahora 65 exÁmenes toxicolÓgicos de los adolescentes resultaron negativo a las sustancias. >> no es posible que ahorita las autoridades les hagan supuestamente los estudios, y que no salga nada. jessica: aunque pruebas en laboratorios privados han dado otro diagnÓstico. >> en la que arrojan resultados positivos a cocaÍna de tres diversos alumnos. jessica: como a los niÑos el agua le supo amar, ya recolectan botellas y muestras de lÍquido. el fiscal de atenci

jessica is a doctor. like what's going on there? why are well, is this really points out something that i think a lot of people wouldn't necessarily think this whole cause it just doesn't affect just people who say i want an abortion. it affects all the health care surrounding that. because having an abortion reproductive healthcare is part of our whole person. so i have people now i had someone just in the other day who was going through a normal process of a miscarriage, but a desired pregnancy. it was a very traumatic process for her because she wanted that pregnancy she had so much blot blood loss during it that she lost consciousness 2 times and still didn't go to the hospital because she was afraid that they, she was like, i don't know, will they put me in jail, will they think i tried to do the abortion on my own. she's like, i swear to you. i didn't so it's even visits. i have now every single visit in my office even for i u. d. 's. the question always comes back to yeah, but what am i going to do? what happens if this doesn

very heavy fog for hours yesterday as as jessica mentioned. the blue angels said it wasn't safe to fly, a big disappointment to huge crowds who braved massive . thankfully they were able to gep on friday and saturday at least for a little bit. > >> several cities in californiae celebrating indigenous people's day. federal offices are closedh it's not a state holiday, san je and san francisco are closing city offices as a way to honor resilience and contributions of native americans. > >> air bnb will be cracking down cracking down on halloween party party house rentals. rules apply apply to entire home listings. s without a history of positive reviews will not be able to book book one night reservations. if the the same people try to book a two night reservation, they'll reservation, they'll be redirected for listings not for entire homes. anyone who breaks party ban rules could be subject subject to legal action. this comes over a week after two bery high school students were killed killed and several others woundd in a birthday party shootin

what jessica, what does that mean? you're in texas and i'm so look at this map on my laptop and texas is listed as one of the most restrictive states in the union. what. what does that mean for you as a doctor? and what does that mean for some of your patience? yeah, thanks so much for having me. so i am a family medicine physician and i specialize in abortion care. and the reality is, is actually as a texas provider, i have always over the last 4 to 5 years, i've always worked under restrictions in texas. so we always had rules about who could do the ultrasound. we had rules about who like the information i had to give my patients and what i was allowed to say. so i always had that then about a year ago, s b 8 started. that was the 6 week ban. that was almost a complete shut down of things. and then now of course, since ro, it's been several months. and basically it's a day to day struggle. every patient visit is much more difficult than it was because obviously i'm not doing abortions, i'm not able to do any. and tha

for now, back to y. > >> thank you very much, jessica. much, jessica. > >> of course the blue angels wil join us back here at kpix and sg on cbs news bay area. that will happen at 3:00 as the blue angels fly over san francisco bay for live coverage of the blue age yells show. we'll see you there. until then, have a gd rest of your friday. > >> and coming up next, we are nt too deep into the nfl season and season and a 49ers player is already eyeing a focusing on one thing to do with with yardage. or touchdowns. >> this is the volkswagen red ad gold report. >> reporter: time now for your d and gold report. likely some time after the season nick is going to receive a huge new contract from the 49ers. so fars year he has proven he will be worth every penny. the star pasr already has six sacks through four games in season. some teammates think he can break the the nfl single season sack recod of 22.5. >> he is already at six. it is . >> just how elite is he? >> i think he is the best in th. >> man, he on a list of his own. own. >> i have been

what jessica was talking about. the conversations are having with patients in many states, a pregnant person who is having a severe physical health condition, or there's a condition with the pregnancy. sometimes the providers, particularly like the fetal medicine providers, are having trouble even having these conversations. because the providers are scared that they will be violating the abortion pan by simply providing information . so patients are very confused when they're having these coded conversations with health care providers who are actually trying to transmit information in a way that doesn't put them in risk of legal jeopardy. there's that. and then when we think about all of these states with abortion bands, you're thinking about 19200000 women of reproductive age living in the states. and they're said and these states are right. it's primarily the south, like we saw on the map, right? the south in the mid west. so it's not simply the issue of crossing one state water or causing walton state borders ri

jessica is back. >> i'm not sure what's going on with our internet this morning. people sauntering covid how important governors are and during the 2020 election, how important they are, making decisions whether or not to overturn elections. in georgia, brian kemp stood up to trump and refused to overturn the election, faced trump's kryptonite and one that overwhelmingly and he is on pace for reelection against stacey abrams and that one him some crossover support for handling that this way. the same states challenged last time, arizona is going to be a key one there. a strong possibility that kari lake, who has been a conspiracy theorist, election denier and former tv news reporter, i would put a pinky on the scale for her . you could see some of those election deniers down the ballot winning as well. nevada is another place where we could see that. nevada, republicans might have a slight edge there. we see republicans voting on election day. >> maybe you could say so our viewers in europe understand this better, what could a potential election deniers become sec

and as jessica has pointed out, it would also destroy an important power plant. put it utterly out of commission, who would have any real strategic advantage from that? a given the fact that the russians or the occupiers don't, they also need this stam and this power plant to remain in operation. the russians don't need the power plant. ah, but they need the dam for the water for crimea that the channel that supplies crimea is, is billed from that reservoir. as long as water levels are high enough, you can tap water and pump it, or let it flow dawn downward still to crimea. ah, so they will not destroy it unless they feel their half ju, oh, of course, if they completely lose the battle of tra so on. if this of things are beyond repair for the russian army, there might exploded just to to draw the look of ukrainian soldiers and to trawn ukraine. and the sold forces at greek with heavy equipment, which for ukraine is, dear replaceable tanks are replaceable because they gets none from the west or infantry fighting vehicles are replaceable sol, so there is a military

and uh yeah, and jessica, what do you think about russia? might they have a dirty bomb and might they be considering using it? it wouldn't be the first time that russia has accused someone else of doing something that in fact it uh itself plans to do and we do know russia just conducted a military drill simulating a response to it uh itself plans to do and we do know a nuclear attack, but that in fact included uh a nuclear r strike in response. so what do you think? well precisely as gustav said, the proposition from lavrov that ukraine nuclear r strike in response. so what do you think? well would be doing this and planning this is completely farcical it's complete bollocks. but from the russian side, this is a signal, this is a threat, we have these in our arsenal. we would be willing to use them at the end of the day. this is a further sign of the weakness of the russian position on the battlefield this threat is meant to change the narrative and to move the fear of western governments and western voters to try to reduce support for ukrai

and you all know jessica tarlov. of my co-hosts, don't look now, james but the heading over past 5 days look really good for republicans, is it as it has been. >> i thought in spring it would be ain't inflation election. i think a lot of democrats maybe hoped for some glimmer of good news in last week's inflation report, they didn't get it, i think that voters done need that official government -- didn't need that official government pronouncement to note that prices have been brutal. looking at history that means a tough time for the incumbent. dana: you have been matt, involved in a lot of campaign cycles how does that compare to others, the feeling? >> very different. when dobbs decision came out the democrats got bullish over the summer. as we got into fall, into this last month, inflation is the hot topic, but crime, you see that in a lot of ads, i think that republicans in the last month have gotten more bullish in how it will end. dana: jessica for democrats almost as if you have a president in a midterm. they

and and jessica, what do you think about russia? might they have a dirty bomb? and might they be considering using it? it wouldn't be the 1st time that russia has accuse someone else doing something that in fact, it itself, plans to do, we do know russia just conducted in military drill, stimulating a response to a nuclear attack. but that in fact included a nuclear strike in response. so what do you think? precisely, as i've said, the proposition from lover of that ukraine would be doing this and planning. this is completely farcical. it's complete bollocks. but from the russian side, this is a signal. this is a threat. we have these in our arsenal. we would be willing to use them at the end of the day. this is a further sign of the weakness of the russian position on the battlefield. this threat is meant to change the narrative and to move the fear of western governments and western voters to try to reduce support for ukraine. it's another classic example of russia pushing ally some fantastic nonsense into the media. then it gets picked up, reported on discuss

and as jessica pointed out, it would also destroy an important power plant. put it utterly out of commission, who would have any real strategic advantage from that? given the fact that the russians are the occupiers don't, they also need this damn and this power plant to remain in operation. the russians don't really need the power plant, but they need the dam for the water for crimea that the channel that supplies crimea is, is billed from that reservoir. as long as water levels are high enough, you can tap water and pump it, or let it flow don't downwards to, to crimea. ah, so they will not destroy it unless they feel they have to. of course, if they completely lose the battle of so on, if there's things are beyond repair for the russian army, their minds exploded just to to draw the look of ukrainian soldiers and to thrown ukraine in the sold forces and creep with heavy equipment which for ukraine is irreplaceable tanks are replaceable because there gets none from the west or infantry fighting vehicles are replaceable sol, so there is a military purpose. t

let's get to meteorologist, jessica burch. kicking it off from the uss prin uss princeton. >> reporter: as we take a look at temperatures, it is going to be a beautiful week. starting of starting off, we are sitting right around average in san francisco. daytime highs start to warm up slowly but back here in san francisco, partly cloudys cloudy skies, sunny conditions. the highs will be sitting at average, upper 60s and lower 70. lower 70s. it is going to be beautiful out there. as we take a look at our seven-day forecas, seven-day forecast, we are expecting that warming trend. even for the friends off in the east inland hills. mid to upper. upper 80s. slowly getting to ths the 90s and that will stick around for the weekend. next week, we are back to average. > >> the uss harpers ferry and the the uss fitzgerald will be open for tours starting tomorrow. harpers ferry at 35 and the fitd at 30 through 32. > >> it is 19 floors up. julio goh julio goodrich takes us to a window packed with a whole lot of memories. >> reporter: bein

. >> jessica, stew in it!t them in a minute. [laughter] >> we will see a few later. >> the left has been blinded by their zealotry for this social justice taking the side of criminals for two years now that they have missed the fact that there is this reality of people being victims of crimes in the places they claim to be representing, so minorities, women. for them to sit there and say that it's just a statistical problem that the governor of new york is saying "look at the numbers rather than acknowledging --" rather than acknowledging the person and their experience in new york city, one of the greatest in the world supposedly, that you should basically hope that you don't become one of those numbers is not going to work ever. they believe in this ideology of the criminal justice system being reformed, and that criminals have been given the short end of the stick, which is why they are not willing to change their messaging. for people like governor -- it's too late a week out from the election to change th

jessica: afortunadamente sÓlo dos estudiantes continÚan en observaciÓn mÉdica y estÁn estables.re mayo del 2021 y mayo de este aÑo, mÁs de 2/3 de la muerte por sobredosis ya se debieron a opioides a sintÉticos. ilia: la puntuaciÓn media para ingresar a la universidad de los graduados fue de 19.8 sobre 36, esta es la primera vez desde 1991 que la poblaciÓn es inferior, expertos consideran que la pandemia hizo que algunos estudiantes no tomarÁn cursos preuniversitarios. jorge: el tipo de interÉs de un prÉstamo para una hipoteca a 30 aÑos a subiÓ hasta 6.81 por ciento, siendo el aumento mÁs alto desde el 2006, aunque la construcciÓn y la venta de viviendas hacia debilitado como los precios de las viviendas a siguen elevados. leÓn: la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicina ha dado luz verde a los refuerzos contra covid—19 para niÑos de cinco aÑos en adelante, se trata de ampliar la protecciÓn antes del envÍo no quepo de ponerse muy difÍcil. son imÁgenes impresionantes de cÓmo una red de trata de menores de edad que vende niÑas indÍgenas en oaxaca para cazarlas a cambio de $1000, tal

host: jessica anderson is here for this conversation. if you want to ask her a question, (202) 748-8001 for republicans, (202) 748-8000 for democrats, (202) 748-8002 for independents. you can text us questions or comments (202) 748-8003. you talked about georgia, was specifically about herschel walker are you endorsing? guest: he's an excellent candidate that will come to washington and shake things up which is the exact thing the conservative party is excited about right now. if you look at raphael warnock's record and has voted in line with president biden and chuck schumer, we would like to see a contrast. we put a great team around him so he care and get things done and we think herschel walker can do that. he is a star in georgia. i think herschel walker is a good decision. host: what about the questions of him paying for a woman's abortion? as i'm concerned for you? guest: he said that i found the lord and i turn my life around. i am sorry for what i did before and i am moving on. we look to the candidate to be really clear about t

jessica: sure.as been a movement for some time to move toward hand-cast paper ballots, which is you marking in a little bubble again submitting a paper ballot. recently there has been a lot of fervor around actually counting those votes by hand as well. the argument goes that we have done it a long time, that's how we used to count ballots, what is wrong with it, why involve technology? we got rid of it because it didn't work. there are so many more races on the ballots now, so many more votes to count, and study after study has shown ballot scanning and automated counting processes are a lot more accurate than counting by hand. but still, counties across the country are considering this. cochise county, arizona, is considering it as we speak. judy: one county in arizona. but in general, what people can count on, the machinery, the electronics that count ballots, to be safe and accurate. back up a litt bit -- what should people expect on election night in terms of what may come in on time, right awa

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jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >> it's not the top gun movie, s here. no mistaking the blue angels are back for fleet week. our cameras capturing the sights and sounds from there run run through for this weekend's big shows. >> the blue angels will perform tomorrow, saturday, and sunday beginning at 3:00 p.m. see tomorrow's show live right here on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. one of the pilots pilots in tomorrow's show is a hometown guy. lieutenant scott grew up in san francisco. he's flying away. our loren thomas got a chance to talk about him making his childhood dream come. come true. too blue angels gettin

jessica powell passed awake while on a psychiatric ward in yeovil. line in five years. matthew hill reports. since she was in her early teens, jessica powell had a tortured existence. she had a really good sense of humour when she was well. when she wasn't well, it was awful. from the age of 13, when she tried to take her own life, jessica had been in and out of psychiatric hospital hundreds of miles away. she was eventually diagnosed with unstable borderline personality disorder. she died in august 2020 after she had been admitted to yeovil�*s a&e, where she was transferred as an inpatient to rowan ward at summerlands hospital for a few days. she was found in a critical state by staff. she didn't come out for meds, so they wennt to her room and she wasn't there. but the room she got into, she tried to squeeze out of a ten centimetres gap in the window. she squeezed, then she got trapped between her waist and chest, and that's where they found her. jessica was then admitted to intensive care, treated for oxygen starvation, but died a few days later.

david: so it's ron desantis, who knew, jessica?oh, my goodness, charlie crist is throwing anything against the wall to have something to stick, something to talk about, but the truth is florida voters know better. they know governor desantis is the one that kept the state open, that kept workers working, allowed jobs to come back after the biden administration intentionally tanked the economy. so charlie crist is honestly he is grasping at straws here. voters are going to bring in a big wave for governor desantis, really reward him for everything he did to keep the florida economy open and by the way attract so many brand new florida residents that will be first-time voters november 8th, hopefully for governor desantis. david: 300,000 people are moving to florida every year. it has been that way, actually even with his predecessor. it is extraordinary. i don't know if the state can hold many more. ford, there is a sense of desperation among a lot of democrats. i think what led crist to admit with inflation, blame it on ron desantis

and jessica parker, _ with across the atlantic. and jessica parker, i— with across the atlantic.he atlantic. and jessica parker, i can imagine this will be a hot topic of conversation for eu leaders? eli will be a hot topic of conversation for eu leaders?— for eu leaders? eu leaders were arrivin: for eu leaders? eu leaders were arriving for _ for eu leaders? eu leaders were arriving for the _ for eu leaders? eu leaders were arriving for the summit - for eu leaders? eu leaders were arriving for the summit as - for eu leaders? eu leaders were arriving for the summit as the i for eu leaders? eu leaders were i arriving for the summit as the news of liz truss�* resignation broke. they were strolling down the red carpet at the british prime ministers are used to stroll down. the immediate words of reaction was it was unfortunate, predictable. luxembourg�*s leader listed off the prime ministers from britain he has known since 2016. they see the instability in the uk is flowing from britain�*s decision to leave the european union. but that aside, they are calling for stability in the uk

jessica really good in a crisis because jessica is really decisive and you know, we'll go in and comelusion quickly. whereas i spend a lot of time ditter, i don't quite know, maybe i should-- the odd thing also, we are taught cpr and the thing they get wrong off then fims and tv with cpr is they bend their arms when are you doing, that and you are meant to have straight arms. >> stephen: really. >> randomly, do you it to the rhythm of stayin alive by the bee gee, aaa, but the only thing they don't really tell you is that you also have to do it so hard that you almost break ribs. and so that thing, i find kind of a bit stressful. because this person clearly might be dying but maybe they are not dying and what if i go and break their ribs, maybe i am going to kill them. >> stephen: are you not great in a crisis but did you learn anything, could you give me my booster shot. >> absolutely not. >> stephen: you couldn't stick a needle in me. >> the director would find me in the morning with the like model, dumbie, injecting things, because i was so bad at it but when are you actually doing

what happens now, jessica? >> well, it means doj lawyers though will be working through this upcoming holiday weekend to come up with the response to this emergency petition from trump's legal team. you know, it is an emergency petition but there is a question of the urgent nature of all this, given the fact that trump's team did not even file this until today, which is about two weeks after the 11th circuit ruled. and now justice clarence thomas, which does oversee petitions coming in from the 11th circuit, he's giving doj one week to respond. and it does again go to show that this is not a particularly pressing claim that trump's team is making. nevertheless, after the doj responses in the supreme court as a whole, beyond just justice thomas, they could decide on this pretty quickly. but i will note, don, trump's track record on asking to step in on previous cases is not very. good look at earlier this year, when he refused to block his record from the january 6th committee. and because of that, you know, it'

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jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr.he worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >>> more now on that captivating video of congressional leaders sheltering and pleading for help on january 6th, seen for the first time during today's house select committee hearing and underscoring the drama and the fear of that very dark day in the nation's history. here are some of those terrifying moments. watch this. >> there has to be some way we can maintain the dense that people have, that there's some security or some confidence that government can function and that we can elect a president of the united states. did we go back into session? >> we did go back into session. but now apparently everybody on the

jessica dean is back with us, as well. the pennsylvania senate race as we just heard could very well decide which party has the majority in the u.s. senate, the control of the u.s. senate. how much do democrats have riding on this debate tonight? >> it's incredible, wolf f, to think about democrats and republicans are both pointing to this state as the pivotal state. if you had to pick one state that was going to tell the tale, they'd point to pennsylvania first because that is insurance for democrats against losing nevada, which is a tossup race, georgia, which is a tossup race, and so there is a great deal of nervousness about it and it's not just because of the nature of the race but, you know, john fetterman had a stroke shortly before the primary. as jessica reported, that has become an issue in the campaign. people are going to look to see how he performs, does he have enough command to represent them in the senate and oz, there are things he has to worry about, as well. he's someone that basically lived in new jerse