the world revolved around jennifer. we didn't do anything if jennifer didn't want to do it. ed says his mother shirley doted on jennifer, the family's first born grandchild. they was very, very close. there was nothing that jennifer could ask for that she didn't get. she lived as a princess, treated as a princess. when she went to church, she looked like a little doll that had just stepped out of a magazine. dressed fit to kill. rob stafford: as she grew up, he says, jennifer could be sweet, but her dark side was something else. it's a monster that comes out of a closet. it's very, very ugly. very ugly. she just thinks that she can control anybody that she comes along with. when jennifer doesn't get her way, what happen? she throws a fit, and life is miserable for everybody around. do you believe that jennifer was just using steven to get a child, and now she had what she wanted, she wanted to get out? i think at the time she was probably hoping that it would work, hoping that he would knuckle under and obey her. but i think later on, she saw that that wasn't going to work,

jennifer calling talk about the u.s.d showing encouraging signs, what about the markets in china? >> across the luxury sector in china demand has declined as chinese economic growth has faltered. we see that is a rather longer-term issue. so the first thing we see a stabilization of chinese demand which is coming through at the moment, that's an important factor to build on. but we see the growth, the regrowth of chinese demand being a longer-term story. the good news is that india has taken over where china was in india is now the second largest market in the world for diamonds and that is growing at double-digit rates. jennifer: that's more important than china? >> it has. the amounts of diamonds purchased is no greater. jennifer: thus the ceo joining us at the africa mining conference off the back of that agreement with the beers botswana. tom: great conversation. the line about ready-made diamonds, fabricated diamonds and microwaves in china versus the real thing dug up from the ground. our chief africa correspondent

thank you for making the trip. >> jennifer james. >> we are very honored to have jennifer's fourth-generationmer from mentioned arkansas where she and her husband father and son grow rice corn and soybean on their century farm. is an active member of the usa rice she serves farmers board of directors on the farmers board of directors farm policy task force and a number of other communities within the organization that jennifer's many accolades is a small testimony to her and so this is a farmer. she's been recognized 2017 field to market farmer of the year 2019 rice farmer of the year. first ever woman elected to serve in the rising board of directors and 2023 24 outstanding alumni of the university of arkansas college of agriculture and life sciences. she also pa agencies farm ranching world federal advisory committee. also we look forward to your testimony, thank you all for being here. one of the things i thought was really important, some your clovers are and i thought was important. >> yes we did. trying to establish the fact that the situation in the farm community that's really why we

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jennifer and i joined his family and friends in mourning the loss of this great man. just a few of the remembrances were receiving in the ktvu newsroom about dennis richmond. a broadcast legend. reporting from the newsroom jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. jenna and dennis richmond was a major force in our ktvu newsroom. former colleague sharing some memories today. randy shannon, bill richmond's producer, before becoming our station's political reporter, says he set the gold standard for journalism. >> dennis richmond was california's walter cronkite, the most respected man in broadcast journalism, period. he just he just was the man. you knew it when you saw him. he was demanding of me, and sometimes it stung a bit, but he deserved the right to be that way because he was demanding of himself. >> richmond will forever be in the hearts of our ktvu family, and if you're watching at home and would like to share some of your memories of dennis richmond, we've shared a link on our website. just head over to ktvu.com/dennis richmond, and we may share some o

jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, pete hegseth said this is a trump surge. what say you? and look at numbers, army reported record breaking recruiting numbers in december 2024 with nearly 350 learfield img cross-suits enlisting daily totaling about 70,000 the highest in years the army struggled with recruiting numbers since covid include ago short fall of 15,000 in 2022. defense secretary hegseth, as you mentioned, stu, attributed the increase to america first leadership. senator tom cotton also suggested it had to do with the election. >> i don't think it's rocket science. it's the trump effect. you have some number of young men and women that didn't want to join the army over the last four years under joe biden is christine, the former secretary of the army when it was focused on wokeness and dei and climate change. young men and women join the military because they love the country. >> the truth is a little more complicated and former army secretary dismissed the claims stating "the data does not show that young americans do not want to join the army because they think

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jenna visit -- jennifer joins us. explain what is driving this decision. what is behind his animus when it comes to these recent policies. >> it's fascinating and the timing of this as well because this was something signed by the president just two weeks ago and it caused division depending on who you spoke to and in particular we have this government of national unity some of which saying this was just an update to a law back in 1975 but other people are saying this is going against what this country stands for so this is expropriation without compensation by the deep details are important here and a lot of these lands if they are to be seized by the government will largely be abandoned buildings so we are now hearing president trump taking aim at this. we should note one of his closest advisers was born in south africa and potentially that is something he's thought about but this could be significant for the country. we have seen the rand weekend against the dollar and notches that but we are looking at aid over the past two decades so this could be sig

correspondent jennifer griffin is following all of this.eak of the ca-17 with 10000 indian migrants on board landed in india overnight. blanc is, most expensive deportation flight so far. they deported 1,000 indian nationals using commercial flights, which are much cheaper. they use them at first u.s. military flight from the u.s. left texas yesterday afternoon and arrived last night at the naval station in guantanamo bay care to those migrants will be housed in an isolated section of the secure detention facility that has been used for military combats since 9/11. 300 marines have been sent to get help build tenants, latrines, showers and a separate part of the navy base. as of now, there is not enough housing to hold 30,000 migrants. they have tents for 1,000 people right now. to the president says the worst of the worst will be held at one guantanamo bay and pete hegseth said thousands of haitian and migrant cubans were sent to gitmo here to speak of the clinton administration had tens of thousands of migrants at guantanamo bay and it's

he got here like half an hour ago, and five minutes later we saw jennifer hermoso also getting insidehe court. it is important to highlight rosemary that hermoso is going to be the very first to testify on this. trial, a testimony, a witness that is going to speak in front of the judge in a matter of 15 minutes of. so and this i can also tell you that it's going to be a long trial because it's going to last at least for 11 days during the forthcoming days here, we're going to see many different members from the spanish soccer federation, teammates from hermoso, and from the 12th of february here are going to declare in front of the church of the judge, the four defendants who are accused at least rubiales of sexual assault and coercion. three other former officials from the federation are accused of coercion. and that's why the prosecutors are asking for them. one year and a half of prison now, there is a lot of interest on what may come out of this trial, and it's important to highlight, rosemary, that the verdict will will come like one week or two weeks after it gets to an end. the

jennifer hansler at the state department. thank you for your reporting this morning. >> to my friends who are upset, i would say with respect, you know, call somebody who cares. they better get used to this. it's usaid today. it's going to be department of education tomorrow. >> that is republican senator john kennedy speaking yesterday and this morning, the wall street journal is reporting that the president's team is weighing new executive orders to move toward completely dismantling the department of education. and sources also tell cnn the department put dozens of employees on paid leave this past friday. cnn's rene marsh has much more of this reporting. joining us from washington. what are you learning, rene, about these moves against the department of education? >> kate. good morning. yes. at least 75 employees, career employees at the department of education, have been placed on paid administrative leave. and that is according to the union that represents career employees at the education department. and that number is

. >> cnn's state department producer, jennifer hansler is here.ennifer, what else are you hearing about secretary rubio's meeting with panamanian officials? >> well, boris rubio said today that his conversation with the panamanian president was frank, but it was also respectful, and he pushed this issue yet again. what has become a priority for the trump administration? he said it is clear to the administration that they need to do something in panama to deter this chinese influence that they accuse of being over the panama canal. they say it is an issue of national security. and i want you to just take a listen to what rubio said today about his conversation yesterday. >> after president. >> has articulated when we turned over the canal, we turned it over to panama. we didn't turn it over to china. so you get there and the chinese control both entries to the port, both entries to the port. we have a treaty obligation to protect the canal if it comes under attack. but our navy is paying fees to go through there. so i express frustration about thos

we have jennifer johnson. control, unmute. hi of jennifer. hi. i'm sorry can you hear me? >> yes. >> i'ms -- i'm having can you hear me? >> yes, we can hear you. >> okay. sorry i'm having difficulty technical difficulties. unmute. [inaudible]. a pol gees. there is an echo hard to hear her. jennifer can you try one more time talking? this is jennifer can you hear me >> yes, we can now. okay. i apologize i don't know the system or my [inaudible]. you are breaking up, jennifer. i'm here i can hear the system. if you want me to responds on something specific? you can you don't have to. i appreciate the space -- [inaudible]. just this i'm experiencing technical difficulties with the system. >> all right. cannot hear if you -- switch your technical difficulties... hi, can you hear me? >> yes this is eli, your new director i'm wondering if it would be valuable to pause and see if we can address some of technical stuff or is is this a systemic issue in terms of -- >> i believe actually the microphone was the problem was another one and i turn off every other we can try i see the d

with me now is doctor jennifer nuzzo. she's a professor of epidemiology at brown university and the director of the pandemic center at brown university's school of public health. doctor, good morning to you. let me start with some of these web pages. a page entitled facts about lgbt youth suicide. another page about creating safer schools for lgbtq+ youth. both of those are gone. you can eliminate the pages. you can't eliminate the people. what are the consequences of what's implied by the elimination of these pages on these public health websites? >> yeah. >> so these have been deeply. >> disturbing developments. >> what we're seeing is sort of widespread tampering and dismantling of really critical public health data. this is happening at the direction of politicos, not scientists. there's a reason why these data were collected. they're critically important for health agencies, particularly in our communities, to know how to protect us, to know where in our communities needs are greatest and how to direct the very limit

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jennifer griffin at the pentagon.egseth saying about the flights in >> let me catch you up on some of the phacos overnight, stuart, because a lot has happened. a u.s. military c-17 with 100 indian migrants on board landed in india overnight. it's the longest most expensive deportation flight so far. last year the u.s. government deported about 1,000 indian nationals using commercial flights, which are much cheaper. the first u.s. military flight with 10 migrants from the u.s. left ft. bliss, texas, yesterday afternoon and arrived last night at naval station in guantanamo bay. those migrants housed in isolated section of secured detention facility used for mill tar combatants since 9/116-78-9300 marines sent ther. 300 marines sent there to build latrines and showers in a accept part that could house up to 300. they have tents for 1,000 people now. defense secretary hegseth visiting the southern border pointed out how the naval station was used as a weigh station for thousands of haitian and cuban migrants in the 1990s.

during our meeting jennifer friedan explicitly acknowledged to me that she had knowledge of a cover upse sexual abuses and that it involved members of the department of homelessness and supportive housing. afterward, i repeatedly tried to contact her and the coalition on homelessness to discuss how she might go about contacting the authorities with this information she claimed to have about the sexual abuses committed against myself and my fellow clients. i never received any contact and that's why i'm here today. that's all i really have to say . >> thank you for your comments . thank you. do we have any more in-person public comment? thank you. >> hi. my name is frank tribble. i'm an overnight lyft driver throughout san francisco around the tenderloin area and i have a good opportunity to talk to homeless people and emergency and there's one problem that seems like to be solved out there because i always ask them where the mobile bathrooms are . >> so my show this one over there three blocks away, another one over four blocks away but they're not open all the time. and then i was tal

jennifer and i join his family and friends in mourning the loss of this great man. that is one of many, many remembrances that we are hearing today. as a journalist, dennis richmond covered difficult topics, held the powerful to account, and often followed community leaders through many years of big events and tough issues. one civil rights attorney, john burris, shared his memory of his first meeting with dennis when he was a reporter and burris was president of the uc berkeley african-american law students group when they were on strike. >> the very first interview i did in 1972 was the second year law student was done by dennis richmond, who was in fact a reporter at the time. and i remember him very clearly. he had a huge afro bellbottoms pants. we all had bell bottoms and big afros, but he was it was my first interview and he'd done many, many stories that i had been involved in down through the years. and so i have very fond memories of him. he was like the walter cronkite of my era that you rely upon him. you knew he was trustworthy. you always knew that the

glad you were with me to answer that question, jennifer. great reporting always. thank you. >> president trump: under the trump administration we're moving with urgency and speed to get these vicious and violent criminals the hell out of our country and restore law and order to our suburbs, cities and towns. the border is now closed. we won't allow our territory to be violated after four long years. >> harris: anybody who says they didn't see what was coming was not paying attention to donald trump. he meant what he said. the president indeed is moving at lightning speed with his crackdown on illegal immigration and you are looking at a portion of what he has already accomplished on the screen there. he immediately signed at least ten orders and actions exec actively and declared a national emergency. sent our u.s. military to the border, ended catch and release and is arresting and deporting violent illegal immigrants across america. we have heard from the president, lawmakers, pollsters and pundits. now it is time to hear from the voters. with me in the front ro

however, jennifer says the cost of eggs in the store still doesn't compare. >> they're a pet.hey're a hobby to us. i do enjoy coming back home, though, and telling my husband just how much, how much eggs are costing and how much each dozen eggs that we get from our girls is worth. >> of course, there's other costs as well, such as feeding them and purchasing warming equipment. it also takes at least 5 to 6 months before a chicken can lay eggs. in san francisco. gap incorporated is requiring its bay area workforce to return to the office. according to the business times, the company announced a phased return to office plan on friday with a full five day in-office workweek starting in september. this follows moves made by other big brands like salesforce, amazon and jpmorgan chase. the mandate applies to employees at gap, san francisco and pleasanton offices. it also impacts workers nationwide across the company's four major brands. gap, old navy, athleta, and banana republic. well, sony's playstation network appears to be working again after it suffered an outage. it was down f

a wisconsin woman, jennifer limbach, began raising chickens six years ago to save on resources.enefits such as healthier eggs, but it's of course, a huge responsibility and still a hefty price tag in some cases. a single chicken coop could run $700 several hundred dollars, and jennifer says the cost of eggs in the store still does not compare. >> they're a pet. they're a hobby to us. i do enjoy coming back home, though, and telling my husband just how much, how much eggs are costing and how much each dozen eggs that we get from our girls is worth. >> there's also additional costs to raising chickens, such as feeding them and of course, purchasing warming equipment. it takes at least 5 to 6 months before a chicken can lay eggs. still to come on abc seven mornings. more israeli hostages are released while their why their condition could put the ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. watching abc seven mornings live. >> good morning everybody. thank you for joining us. this half hour. we've been peeking at our pier 39 camera this morning. all those sleepy sea lions cud

jennifer and i join his family and friends in mourning the loss of this great man.ne civil rights attorney, john burris, shared his memory of first meeting dennis when he was a reporter, and burris was president of the uc berkeley african american law students group when they were on strike. >> the very first interview i did in 1972, the second year law student, was done by dennis richmond, who was in fact a reporter at the time. and i remember him very clearly. he had a huge afro bellbottoms pants. we all had bell bottoms and big afros, but he was it was my first interview and he'd done many, many stories that i had been involved in down through the years. and so i have very fond memories of him. he was like the walter cronkite of my era that you rely upon him. you knew he was trustworthy. you always knew that the story was going to be accurately reported. and so you trusted him. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown said he recalls how there were very few african american journalists when he first started out, and how dennis was a trailblazer. >> dennis richm

and if you're wondering, jennifer lopez will not be making an appearance in the ad like she did lastrised about that. along with the anticipation for super bowl commercials, there's also of course a lot of hype for the game itself. players and coaches for the philadelphia eagles and kansas city chiefs took part in the traditional mead unight last night in los angeles. it's considered the opening event for super bowl week. they answered questions from reporters ranging from planned touch down passes to preparing for the game. >> you've got to go out there and unfortunately it's the last game of the season. and you always want to keep them all. you always want to win them all. >> the biggest lesson i've learned is don't let the hype get you. don't let the magnitude of the game around you get to you. >> and there's a massive unprecedented security operations taking shape in new orleans following the new year's day terror attack on bourbon street that killed 14 people. more than 2,000 federal agents are working alongside the new orleans police department, national guard, and law enforcem

. >> jennifer homendy jonathan kersley. >> from. channel nine australia. you touched on it briefly before. you're dealing. >> with two major. >> accidents now. >> two. >> major collisions in the space of a couple of days. how do you deal with that? >> well, the question is, how do we deal with two major collisions in a span of days? we are a very small federal agency. most people aren't aware that we only have 436 employees at the ntsb, and that spans all modes of transportation for aviation safety. we have a number of investigators because our mandate is to do quite more than the other modes of transportation, where we're doing every civil aviation accident in the united states. we also do serve as accredited representative for foreign investigations as well. so in this case, we had to have a highly skilled team focused on certain areas that are at dca for that plane crash. and then we have a number of other investigators that are not on call for that crash that we can deploy here. >> just as a follow up to that, to. are you adequately resourced as an org

here's one featuring charlotte's mom, played by the actress jennifer gray. >> i ordered pizza, don'ts even possible. i just figured your brother's. >> out on a. >> date. >> and we. >> we should make it like a girl's night. treat ourselves, you know. >> so you don't feel like a fomo. >> what? >> charlotte. >> i know what. >> a fomo is. i learned about it on reddit. >> i'll be right down. >> hello. >> i'm looking for charlotte. >> sure. >> hang on a second. >> is it a boy? yes. for you? >> yes. >> why didn't you tell me? i'll hide in chuckie's room. >> and when. >> the. >> pizza comes, can you please just slide. >> it under the door? >> no, mom, i need to rinse her hair out. >> i can do it. do you think. >> i don't know. >> how to wash my own hair? no. >> mom, that's not how. >> it works. it'll be fine. >> just pretend i'm. >> not here. mom. >> oh. >> also. >> i like hot sauce. >> that's not going to go well. >> kelsey grammer. >> also part of the cast. >> and. >> so many others. >> tell us, tell us. >> about that cast. >> what was it like working. with them? >> i so. >> isabelle fuhrm

jennifer hansler and i were told by multiple sources. that these doge personnel wanted access to security systems, to personnel information, and to areas where classified information is held. of course, highly restricted areas. and and i want to remind our viewers, of course, you need a security clearance to to get into those areas. eventually we are told the doge personnel were able to get in, and then the top two officials in charge of security for usaid, john voorhees, who is the director, and his deputy, were put on administrative leave. they join dozens of other top career officials from usaid who are on leave. we're also told that much, if not all, of the public affairs office was put on leave as well. and jessica, this comes at a time when so many at usaid fear that the agency is in the process of being gutted. >> right. and so to that end, alex, we see that a lot of indications there's major changes underway there. >> well. >> usaid could be going away as we know it. i mean, not long after our reporting came out, we saw a post on

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chairman, went to bid farewell to jennifer who is our chief counsel on the subcommittee. she's leaving the committee after six years of service. during that time she's played an instrumental role on the historic broadband investments made in the bipartisan infrastructure law. the creation of affordable connectivity program bipartisan rip and replace legislation that i mentioned. we have accomplished a lot in the subcommittee much of it bipartisan throughout that's our time i want to thank jennifer for helping to make that happen. i wish her nothing but the best of course i do not want her to leave but that's the way it goes. i want to thank jennifer for all of her contributions free thank you i yelled out the balance of my time. [applause] [applause] cliques think that ranking mentor i join them and thanking for your service on the committee wish you all the best in the future. we've now quickly remember opening statements which are to jeremiah'smembers pursuant te rules all members opening statements will be made part of the record. we like to thank our witnesses for bei

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cnn's state department reporter jennifer hansler has the details for us. jennifer, what are they saying? >> well, jim, these five former leaders from. across republican and democratic administrations are speaking out against president trump's attempts to dismantle the u.s. agency. >> for international development. >> and they. >> are also calling on. >> congress to. protect its statutory authority. these five leaders who. >> i'm going to name you. >> samantha power, gayle smith, andrew natsios, j. brian atwood and peter mcpherson, who served across administrations both democrat and republican, are also defending usaid workforce, saying that these are dedicated public servants who have served their careers in the u.s. government. and they are saying an attempt to weaken or even destroy the u.s. agency for international development, quote, is to the benefit of neither political party and the detriment of all americans. and of course, this comes after a flurry of actions taken by the trump administration to dismantle and potentially abolish the independent ag

pete, you just interviewed ntsb chair jennifer homendy, who's investigating, obviously. what happened? what more do we know about what happened? well, the. >> salvage and recovery. >> effort will be. >> key to the ntsb investigation. we just heard from salvage and recovery crews, and they made two major finds. >> today using. >> the floating crane equipment behind me. not only a fully intact jet. engine from american airlines flight 5342, but they also recovered a large, jagged piece of fuselage. we know that those parts will go from here to a hangar on reagan national airport, where investigators will essentially begin laying those parts out to essentially try and find blind spots to the pilots of american flight 5342 and the pilots of the black hawk helicopter. we did not get a briefing from the ntsb today, although i did speak exclusively with ntsb chair jennifer homendy, and she tells me investigators right now are not only going through the flight data recorder. data from american flight 5342 and the cockpit voice recorder, but they have recovered a cockpit and data