the one who told a story about the jessie murder.ter when the case had gone cold, the bartender decided to call the cops. an officer took the, call wrote a report, stuck in the file where satin scene until tom dove came along. >> two things caught my mind when i read it. one whoever the color is knew how many stab wounds were involved. and to, the caller stated that the person had used a back door or a window to enter the residence that night. that was significant in that this person had specific details unknown to the general public about the murder of jack jessee. >> most of the tipsters information we're frustratingly vague like a riddle. yet another game to be played. there were two killers though he gave no names one had a knife and the other had the getaway car. both worked at a big box department store. the man who told the story in the bar that they had been the driver of the car and with the blood money he bought a truck and nasty doom. >> but on the question of who was behind the plot that is when the story named names. two

she didn't suffer, jessie. she didn't.ome life together. >> yes, sir. >> how would you describe his demeanor? >> i would simply say he had zero remorse. he was talking just how we're talking, no emotion really. >> she's in heaven. we both know shoes and have been. >> yeah. >> so, that's the good news. >> one thing that struck me was when he said, that's the good news. >> yeah. >> which seemed a little -- like the language was a bit odd. >> it didn't make any sense to me either. it was just an eerie feeling, like, why would you say that in this phone call. >> jesse couldn't get the phone call out of her head. >> i sat there and i really played that recording so many times. >> are you expressing your concerns to judy's sons, your cousins? >> i let them listen to the phone call, and i told them, this isn't sitting right with me. >> after judy's sons started to think about it, they too had serious doubts. >> we're sitting there trying to figure out what's really happened to our mom. >> nobody would tell us anything. >> soon, o

. >> our washington correspondent jessi tenure has more now on today's foreign relations committee hearing. both parties agreed the illegal drug is ravaging the country but remain split on what to do about it. >> it is the deadliest drug threat our country has ever faced. america's top drug law enforcer warned congress wednesday illegal fentanyl is flowing into all 50 states and stressed. she knows who's responsible cartels in mexico. republicans like texas senator ted cruz blamed the biden administration for widespread fentanyl deaths. >> and want to shut down the southern border. they have turned mexican drug cartels and the multi-billionaire. it is so lucrative. >> nothing's going to stop it unless we stop it. mississippi senator cindy hyde-smith told me she's co sponsoring a bill that would make anyone charged with drug or human trafficking crimes in eligible for federal assistance, like housing and food stamps. some common sense things that we needed to put some teeth and to prevent tennessee. senator bill haggerty also wants to crack down on who's supplying fentanyl to the trafficker

i'm jessi tenure. tonight. doctors are weighing in on how parents should handle the most recent baby formula recalled due to possible bacterial. >> contamination. >> so the bacteria is the same one that we had. the sound of the ad ad. and a lot of the formula types are very similar to each other and those babies could be on many different brands and types of formula. experts say it's good companies are acting quickly recalling 145,000 cans of possibly. >> affected baby formula. the fda says so far there are no reported illnesses connected to the recall. the agency says it isn't expected to have a significant impact on a broader availability of infant formula and u.s. where production continues to exceed demand. well, the time now as we get a live look outside san francisco's embarcadero. those a dark clouds off there in the distance. yeah. well, lawrence, you're sounding excited. not only cold weather but may be record breaking cold weather. yeah, we have some record cold highs today. if you can believe that. >

live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. thank you, jesse. still ahead, a passenger's nightmare after a united airlines flight headed to san francisco. >> suddenly plunges towards the ocean right after takeoff. what experts say went wrong. san francisco bound united flight nearly. >> went into the ocean right after takeoff. it happened back in december when the flight took off from maui kron. 4 s justin campbell talked with a passenger on that flight about those terrifying moments. >> rod williams was leaving maui after a family vacation with his wife and 2 kids. when this flight did a steep dive after takeoff in stormy weather. when you when playing like that, it's going down. >> you just hold tight to your face. you hold tight to the things that you trust and believe in the things you for. a flight data shows the plane climbed to 2200 feet before diving at 8600 feet. >> per we met that apex and then took a dive. i mean, you felt the pressure strongly in your head and you do everything you can to kind of find it. you know, oppose the pressur

state antony blinken postponed his planned trip to the country in response. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. new surveillance video shows a uhaul driving up on the sidewalk. look at that in brooklyn, new york with pedestrian scrambling to get out of the way. >> the driver, the u haul led police on a miles long chase before the truck was eventually pinned up against the building. at least 8 people were hurt at several different locations. 2 of the victims are in critical condition. police say the suspect is homeless and may have been living in the truck. there are reports he was acting erratically before this began. officials at the environmental protection agency. >> are telling people here that toxic train derailment in eastern ohio that it's safe to return home. officials also say there are alarmed as dozens of fish are turning up dead in a nearby stream east palestine. police also warning that some drinking water may be at risk after the derailment and controlled explosion. a portable well task group will be knocking on doors of homes with that wells that may be contaminated. back

i'm jessi tenure. a georgia grand jury is recommending perjury charges in the election investigation in the former president trump, judge ordered the report partly unsealed earlier this week. the grand jury was convened to determine whether the former president and his allies committed any crimes while trying to overturn the 2020 election result, a majority of jurors believe one or more witnesses may have lied under oath. no names of witnesses are mentioned the report states that no widespread election fraud took place. contrary to the claims by former president trump. pennsylvania senator john fetterman is back in the hospital. he checked himself into walter reed today to treat clinical depression. >> the democratic senator still recovering from a stroke he suffered in may he voluntarily chose inpatient treatment. his chief of staff says fetterman has had bouts of depression off and on throughout his life, adding that it did become severe in recent weeks as he began his senate term. >> still ahead, a

jessy if you can provide us updates? >> yes. this is the last time the committee will vote to make this resolution. beginning in march all board and commissions use public meeting rules in place before the pandemic. for many boards and commission this is is a return to the rules are for this committee the first time that you are meeting in public. familiar pitcher limited exceptions members need to appear in external be present at the meeting. so it is sort of a ychls really ringing in to the physical presentlies i know the committee has been eatingtory retournament that. that's a big update. none of us have met in person as a full body. this is exciting for march. thank you and at this time i will take a motion to adopt the resolution. >> chair williams i have a question before >> are we going to still allow from disability access, et cetera, in terms of public comment are we continuing to allow people to call in to comment. >> and wondering if and if you can explain the limited exceptions are for say we have a member had is ou

so this is i took a screen grab of what jessy showed you to no one on the mental health spending. this is for our operating budget and d ph made progress in implementing our prospect c program this is year and will continue for the rest of this year. the service support important and vital mental health and substance use services supporting people experiencing homelessness. as -- director whittly shared d ph has not pazzed on prospect c funded promise at this time of unspent year end balance the gray sections, are due to implementation delays, largely hiring or contracting. as you see in the majority color here that we have made strong progress in getting a lot of that out of doofrm i will note on going revenue reduction require the reduction consideration of budget options for the upcoming budget process. one time balance like unspent balances for hsh can maintain service level its address short falls. but either it is in the long-term the ref now declineed persist and or projections worsen with revisions from the controller's office. program scope rate visions could be considere

i'm jessi tenure. >> thank you. jessi and our panel here. kron 4 political analysts said a lot to say about tonight's state of the union address. yeah, that's a good. our catherine heenan is in the newsroom with a >> part of their take on how president biden did catherine? yeah, we're like just about everybody else. i guess our political the president, i was coming into the speech with an awful lot to deal with the questions included would have to address be an effort to unify would be several. would it be noisy? turned out. there was some of both and our panelists had very different reactions to the fact. but it did get heat. >> instead of making the wealthy pay their fair share, some republicans, some republicans want medicare and social security sunset. i'm not saying >> he send that provocative statements specifically to elicit that kind of reaction. and then once he got it, he was able to it is basically taking it as a commitment that republicans won't cut medicare and social security and then he sought to nail down the commitment to ma

but there are a lot of the questions that have not been answered tonight, washington correspondent jessi tenure has more. these officials confirmed are currently not tracking any additional objects are still trying to get their hands on. the one's on the ground. >> there is no indication of aliens or terrestrial activity with these recent take down. the white house rolled out one possibility monday around the mystery of multiple unidentified objects. that fighter jets recently shot down over us and canadian airspace. i love dt. the movie would gotten just going to it there. john kirby with the national security council says crews are now working to recover the debris objects in alaska and canada are in pretty remote terrain. and wilderness. all of that making it difficult to find them. defense secretary lloyd austin says u.s. officials determined the objects were not a security threat to people on the ground, but we're flying low enough to potentially disrupt a civilian air travel. we don't know if they were actually collecting delegates. kirby says the objects were and or transmitting c

washington correspondent jessi turnure reports. >> this is the first time in 2 decades. organizers of the munich security conference did not invite russian officials as many say the war in ukraine is approaching a critical point. >> this is an important trip for the president and it comes an important moment nearly one year after war broke out in ukraine next week, president biden will visit poland, a key ally in the defense against russia. president biden will make it clear that the united states will continue to stand with ukraine. vice president kamala harris shared that same message in germany friday at the munich security conference with french president macron. >> stressing the war is impacting economies around the world, our commitment as a partner to it, people of ukraine, u.s. military and economic aid has topped 110 billion dollars since the war began. the u.s. is also training ukrainian forces in germany. president zelenskyy thanked american officials for taking the lead at the security conference while also asking his allies to speed up the delivery of more m

our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. abortion pills are the new battleground for reproductive rights. we really don't know the effect of them. and republicans like alabama senator tommy tuberville are leading the fight against them. we know that they work in some areas, but we don't know the repercussions of that type once more studies on the pills. the fda said doctors can now prescribe through an in-person or virtual appointment. >> and the justice department said the u.s. postal service can legally deliver them even to mailing addresses an anti-abortion states. obviously overstepping their bounds here about allowing these drugs to be sent across state lines, going. his colleagues are pressuring the fda and doj to revoke this new guidance. democrats are renewing their push for a resolution they say would protect reproductive rights as a whole the equal rights amendment. we can't go back. >> and we can't sit around losing one right after another eleanor smeal, the president of the feminist majority foundation says the e

i'm jessi tenure. >> all right. we are now in the month of february. so get that. and you can really break january into 2 halfs it rain the 1st didn't rain the 2nd half. yeah. it felt like spring was already upon us and now are springing a leak. >> he's well put. yeah. it is back to winter. we go a cold temperatures going ease up a little bit tonight. and that's because of the cloud cover moving overhead. but that's all from a front off the coastline that will soon likely bring a couple raindrops out there this evening. a beautiful shot out of the golden gate bridge. the sun setting on was a pretty nice day around the bay area. some high clouds drifting overhead. but yeah, here we go. we've got changes in the works is we're going to see more clouds on the way tonight and emissions from starlight in between that tomorrow. partly cloudy, cool, mild. and then a chance of rain developing on thursday night to see here. a storm clouds gathering along the coastline now, not too far away. it will be a little bit before they get here. i think most your day tomorrow should b

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live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. so yeah, you did get the debt ceiling. to be pretty stuck in their own corners. that word of those negotiations stand. >> yeah, we're just like you put it, mike. you can visualize that. i think those corners are still very much there from what it sounds like this. >> in past that they haven't been able to get over really comes down to the fact that republicans are trying to take advantage of this moment, too, negotiate more spending cuts for the government. but what they've been proposing, democrats just still can't support. and so that's when the government the last time we heard that potentially for a timeline was probably around june that will be running out of money will have to wait and see what the cbo ends up saying about it tomorrow. boy, let's hope they don't take it right up to the deadline racking. thank you so much. jessi tenure reporting live for us from washington. >> meantime, a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki is running for president in 2024. she made that announcement in a video this mo

this thing, jessie, has been ongoing. you've been there really since the start of it and a lot of folks understandably are worried. not just about the effects they're feeling today and tomorrow, but the effects that could come in weeks and months from now. i know that there was a town hall last night. what did folks say? yes, and yasmin i actually was on here right when this happened but our team has been to underscore the ongoing health effects that people are feeling, it has now been about three weeks where we are actually passed a three week mark since this derailment and the beginning of the concern over these toxic materials pouring out of that train. that people are still telling us about their health concerns, even for people who were first coming to this community, now they will still be hearing about people who are dealing with things like they say bronchitis, people say their eyes are burning, have a horse throat. those are the kinds of things that are still an issue in this community, last night there was a tow

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but like many form approaches in the province, jessie has now joined forces with a nonprofit organization and is using his tracking. the species is classified as vulnerable to extinction. said was the 1st day for us to see, see their dos. and you. busy we are very excited and that they poaching was very rampant and you know, and we found that out than it is sir, from us, from being excited in it. the spirit and horrified the group works with community leaders to change attitudes and convinced local poachers that the turtles were more valuable alive. they provided training on the role of c turtles in the local ecosystem, and in income for protecting them. fast forward through the day, it's our drug season and 90 percent of our. but rollers are former poachers. so from poachers now they are the protectors of this either. those are some brung sa, i'm overwhelmed with joy, especially when i find the eggs myself. ah, he thought the of whenever they released the new turtle hatchlings in our sight, i'm truly proud. ah, it's more that the little logo is up. it's time to release more hatchlings an

jessie kelly is a host of the jessie kelly show and joins us.oes living for yourself when it's always about you, is that the road to joy and fulfillment? i wonder. >> i wonder why you called me a wise man, tucker, you're very stupid and when i was a kid, i thought i was wise and very intelligent. i had a mom that loved me and was like jesse, you're the smartest and the best. one day i'm 18 years scold got a 0.0 grade point average in college and i'm not making that up and you're not actually smart. everything you've been told is a lie, jesse and you're quite stupid and will have to deal with that. that's what you see women like chelsea handler, feminists like chelsea handler going with now and they've been lied to and and that he has right now and doing the career and showing a family and anything like that and soon you're chelsea handler and soon it's valentine's day and your womb resembles a dried up old tumble weed blowing down a western town and your valentine dose day is a copy of magic mike and a half full bottle of zahnics and you're pret

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. >> jessie waldon the photo journalist was covering the scene with dillon lions. lions was killed and waldon says the two were closed and his colleague loved her job. >> he had a strong sense of justice and would want everyone to follow the rules when it came to people with power. >> a 9-year-old girl you see here and a 38-year-old woman were also both killed in the shooting spree on wednesday that the two reporters were covering. 19-year-old keith moses is charged with the murders. >> we are still not sure what his motive was and why he did this but we want to find out. i know the community wants to know. at this point we are trying to figure out if he was at that house before or after he shot the journalist. and we are still trying to see what the connection was to that house. >> waldon who is still in the hospital, he plans to get back to work after his recovery. and our thoughts are with jessie and with the friends and family of dillon. >> just awful all the way around. >>> tanks and banks. our next guest has ideas how the west could stop putin's brutal assaul

we'll keep you posted on jessie's condition. >> awful. awful. >> terrible. >>> the special council investigating donald trump is making another big and aggressive move. they subpoenaed his daughter ivanka and daughter jared kushner. they want them to testify before a grand jury. let's bring in paula reed, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. clearly no witnesses are off limits for special counsel jack smith. the fact that they are subpoenaing this couple suggests that the investigation is deep into trump's inner circle. and it's no surprise that he would want to talk to these two. ivanka was in the oval office on january 6th as her father was trying to pressure mike pence to not certify the results. and to get the rioters to go home. both of them spoke to the house select committee about their investigation into january 6th and clips from ivanka's interview were played during the hearings including her reaction to bill barr. >> how did that affect your perspective when attorney general barr made that statement? >> it affects my perspe

. >> on 4 washington correspondent jessi tenure has a closer look. >> president biden covered a wide variety of topics in his speech to not only appeal to the various factions of his own party, but also republicans as well. >> let's finish the job. >> president joe biden used his second state of the union address to build on his administration's last 2 years of work for. president biden announced new standards to require all construction materials used in federal infrastructure projects to be made in the u.s. supply chain for america begins in america. the president also called on congress to reform law enforcement through increased training, accountability and community policing and to pass more gun laws banned assault weapons. now. on immigration, president biden once more equipment and officers to secure the border and a pathway to citizenship for dhaka recipients. american border problems won't be fixed until congress acts. and as he advocated for unity at the president appeared to secure bipartisan support for safeguarding medicaid and social security. amid the debate to signifi

the hospital you can feel the sort of angst among journalists here that are obviously rooting for jessiee. let's back up a minute. because the quotes, the information that you just played before you came to me from the sheriff, speaks to what is the big question right now, which what was the motive? what led up to this? and while much of that remains unclear in the less than 24 hours since the shooting in which we are right now, we do have more info in terms of the sequence of events. let's go over that quickly. 11:00 a.m. yesterday, deputies get a call that there was a shooting of a woman in a car. they go out there, they investigate, then five hours later, 4:00 p.m., another call comes in. and as you mentioned the journalists that were there covering the initial shooting were also shot. then a mother and a 9-year-old child in a nearby home also shot. the 9-year-old died, the mother we're told survived, also in critical condition. here's what else the sheriff said. >> no way in our commune, not a mother, a 9-year-old, certainly not news professionals should become victims of gun violenc

task over how to tackle the fentanyl crisis at a nationwide level as our washington correspondent jessinure tells us. >> although both parties agreed the illegal drug is damaging the country. they cannot agree on what to do about it. >> it is the deadliest drug threat our country has ever faced. america's top drug law enforcer warned congress wednesday illegal fentanyl is flowing into all 50 states and stressed. she knows who's responsible cartels in mexico. republicans like texas senator ted cruz blamed the biden administration for widespread fentanyl deaths. >> and want to shut down the southern border. they have turned mexican drug cartels and the multi-billionaire. it is so lucrative. >> nothing's going to stop it unless we stop it. mississippi senator cindy hyde smith told me she's co sponsoring a bill that would make anyone charged with drug or human trafficking crimes ineligible for federal assistance like housing and food stamps. some common sense things that we needed to put some teeth and to prevent tennessee senator bill haggerty also wants to crack down on who's supplying fe

i'm jessi tenure. well, happening today, alameda county and fema. they are opening winter storm disaster release stations. >> the trying to help people that were impacted by the recent storms. so you have 2 locations. one is located on oakport street in oakland. the other is at the alameda county public works agency on lisa drive in dublin. they're going to be open through the 24th from 10:00am to 07:00pm. also happening tonight, interstate 6.80, is going to be closed in the northbound direction. right between koopman road and seminole boulevard and son. okay. that huge stretch of highway crews are going to start working on reconstruction on that road because part of that was damaged during the storms last month. the closures going started 10:00pm and it's going in at 5 and on monday because you got to travel this weekend, maybe take 5.80, or 84. the really will also be closed during president's day weekend and the weekend of the 24. >> for your money this morning, bart now considering raising its prices by more than 5% starting next january, bart o

i'm jessi tenure. jesse, thank you so much. >> we're seeing new video from this morning that from a a deadly mall shooting in el paso, texas. security cameras captured the terrifying moment. shoppers ran from the scene. one person was killed, 3 others injured yesterday after shots were fired near the food court of the law. 2 men have been taken into custody, but a motive for this attack is unclear. the mall sits right next door to the el paso walmart where 23 people were killed in a 2019 mass shooting. people living near a train derailment site in eastern ohio are still questioning their safety as multiple agencies are working to remove dangerous chemicals that have been left behind the lack of concrete answers about how dangerous these chemicals actually are. and now thoroughly they've been cleaned up is leaving many people on edge. reporter stephanie haines has more on how people there are feeling today. >> new video shows the moments after the fiery crash in east palestine. scott mclear lives a bloc

washington correspondent jessi turnure reports. >> this is the first time in 2 decades. organizers of the munich security conference did not invite russian officials as many say the war in ukraine is approaching a critical point. >> this is an important trip for the president and it comes an important moment nearly one year after war broke out in ukraine next week, president biden will visit poland, a key ally in the defense against russia. president biden will make it clear that the united states will continue to stand with ukraine. vice president kamala harris shared that same message in germany friday at the munich security conference with french president macron. >> stressing the war is impacting economies around the world, our commitment as a partner to it, people of ukraine, u.s. military and economic aid has topped 110 billion dollars since the war began. the u.s. is also training ukrainian forces in germany. president zelenskyy thanked american officials for taking the lead at the security conference while also asking his allies to speed up the delivery of more m

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i'm jessi tenure. jesse, thank you. the u.s.ate department is urging american citizens to leave russia as soon as possible. the agency is updating its travel advisory. >> saying americans could be at risk of being wrongfully arrested or detained in russia or a russian-occupied territory. the advisory is also targeting those who advocate for lgbtq rights within russia. they could now be subject to jail time in the wake of a newly passed law in the country. americans who criticize russia could also be arrested. state department state department officials say their advisory is now at a level 4. that is the highest level indicating a recommendation to stop recommendation to stop all travel to the country. a judge in georgia has ordered the partial release of a grand jury report that could include charging recommendations against former president trump and his allies. it details the effort to overturn the 2020 election loss in the state that partial report will be released thursday. we've also learned trump's legal team handed over m

back to you. >> nbc's jessi kerch reporting from ohio.s, we are waiting for a ruling from a conservative judge in texas that can make access to a pivotal abortion pill nearly impossible nationwide. the medication has been on the market for more than 20 years used for more than half of the abortions in the u.s.. in anticipation of the ruling from a trump appointed judge, 12 democratic led states filed a lawsuit seeking to expand access to the medication. white house has warned the decision on this case could be unprecedented and devastating to women's health. the biden administration vowing to take action to ensure access. the battle of reproductive rights, not only being ordered in court, it's also happening still at the ballot box. in the 2022 midterms, we saw how reproductive freedom motivated americans to vote. states with abortion measures saw huge victories in favor of access. and this year, voters in ohio are -- aiming to guarantee access to abortion. with me, now lori roberts who serves as the executive committee for ohioans reprod

washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest. this is the first time in 2 decades. organizers of the munich security conference did not invite russian officials as many say the war is approaching a critical phase. >> this is an important trip for the president and it comes an important moment nearly one year after war broke out in ukraine next week, president biden will visit poland, a key ally and the defense against russia. president biden will make it clear that the united states will continue to stand with ukraine. vice president kamala harris shared that same message in germany friday at the munich security conference with french president macron. >> stressing the war is impacting economies around the world. our as a partner to it, people of ukraine, u.s. military and economic aid has topped 110 billion dollars since the war began. the u.s. is also training ukrainian forces in germany. president zelenskyy thanked american officials for taking the lead at the security conference while also asking his allies to speed up the delivery of more military aid like figh

our washington, d.c., correspondent jessi tenure joins us live from the nation's capital with more. jesse? >> yeah, good evening, brandon. can president biden covered a wide variety of topics like you said to not only appeal essentially to the factions of his own party but to the gop as well. >> president joe biden used his second state of the union address to build on his administration's last 2 years of work for. president biden announced new standards to require all construction materials used in federal infrastructure projects to be made in the u.s. supply chain for america. big ends in america. the prestdent also called on congress to reform law enforcem nt to increase training, accountability and community policing and to pass moee gun%laws banned assault weapons. now. on immigration, president biden once more equipment and officers to secure the border and a pathway to citizenship for dhaka recipients. american border problems won't be fixed until congress acts. and as he advocated for unity at the president appeared to secure bipartisan support for safeguarding medicaid and

our jessie gary is seeing snow in the santa cruz mountains. chief meteorologist bill martin, has been tracking the winter storm and part of highway 101 in menlo park was abruptly

i'm jessi tenure. >> coming up, a deeper look into the effects of heavy rain and snow on our state and how some are welcoming all that wet weather. plus attention android users. samsung unveils their latest hardware lineup. we walk you through the new upgrades. up next. and local economists are looking at the connection between major bay area tech layoffs and a decline in rent prices. details ahead. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two days early? when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo. (co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? >> san francisco and other bay area cities are seeing apartment rent prices falling once again. this comes as some major tech companies are laying off thousands of workers kron four's. dan thorn spoke with economists sencill

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